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been much an the quarter deck. His suite is composed of forty
persons. General Bertrand appears to be a Ar►e and faithful soldier
He had never abandoned Napoleon in his adversity or prosperity.
He was at Elba with. trim, and, I believe, intends accompaning
him (if permitted) wherever his destination. may be. It was this
officer who constructed the bridge over the I)a►urbe, from the Isle
de Lobatt, which saved the French army after the battle of As•
perOt. Madame Bertrand, I believe, 'was born iu blartinique, of
Irish parents, and her maiden name wan Dillon. She is extremely
pleasant and affable, and greatly attached to Napoleon's interests.
The Doc de Rovigo is a fine looki►►g man, about 50, with a coun-
tenance expressive of imperior talents. De LKscasses is a little
fellow, about 5 feet 1 inch, very clever. He ia the author of the
Historical Atlas, which I suppo,c you have seen. L'Allensand is
considered an excellent flicer, and commanded the light infantry
of the Imperial Gerard in the battle of Waterloo.

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.

ORDINANCE OF THE gING.
•Loris, by the grace of Cod, King of France and
Navarre.--To atl those who shall see these present,
health :—An account has been rendered to us that seve-
ral Members of the Chambers of Peers have accepted
seats in u soi-disantCliamber of Peers, named and assem.
hied by the man who had usurped the power in our States,
since the 2.oth March, until our return into the king-
dom. It is beyond a doubt that Peers of. France, until
they are rendered hereditary, have been able and may
give in their resignation ; for in that, they only dispose
of interests that are purely personal to them. It is
equally evident. that tbe acceptance of functions incom-
patible with the dignity with which one is invested, sup
poses and carries with it the resignation of that dignity,!
aud in consequence the Peers who are in the situation
4bove-mentioned have really abdicated their rank, and.
nave in fact resigned the Peerage of France. For'
these causes we have ordered, and do order, what
follows :
Art. t. Are no longer part of the Chamber of Peers the
undermentioned :

COUNTS—Clement de Risl Co'ellen, Cornudet,

MAnAmAr. DUKE OF—Dantzick.
COUNTS—De Croix, Dedelcy di.Agier, Dejean, Fabre
tie l'Aude, Gassendi, Larepede, Latour Maubourg.

DUKES OF—Prasfin, Plaisance.
'MARSHALS DUKE OF—Elehingen, Albufera, Corneg-
-1:ano, Treviso.

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COUNTS - de Barral (Archbishop of Toprs), Boissy
t 1 An

Duxr,de Cadore.
COUNTS—de Canclaux, Cassabianca, de Montesquioq,
Pontecoulant, Rampon, Segur, Valence, Belliard.
Art. 2, May be excepted however from the above dis-
position those who shall justrfy not having sate nor been
willing to sit in the soi-disant Chamber of Peers, to
which they had been called; they taking upon themselves
to make that justification in the month following the pub-
lication of the present, Ordinance.—Castle of the Thuil-
'tries. 24th July, and '2lst of our reign,
(Signed)

LQUIS.

By the King,
(Signed) niece de TALLEILIND.

REM

485.

Louis, by the grace of God;. &c.--Wishing, by the?
punishment of an attempt without example, but, gra.'
dusting the punishment and limiting the number of
the guilty, to conciliate the interest of our people, the.
dignity of our crown,, and the toinquillity of Europe,
with what we owe to justice and the entire .security;
of all the other citizens without distinction:—We have
declared and declare, ordered and order, what follows:
Article 1. The Generals and Officers who have betta)el
the King before the 9.3 d of March, or who have attacked
France and the Gevernmettt with arms in their hinds,
and those who by violence have obtained poslessiotrof
power, shall be arrested and carried before the competent
Councils of War, in their respective Divisions,
ley, Labedoyere, the two Lallentans, Drnuet, &Er-
lon, Lefebvre Desnouettes, Amen, Brayer, Gilly, Mott- ,
ton Duverpet, Grouchy,. Clause!, Lahorde, Debelle, Ber-
trand, Drouet; eambrone Lavalette, Rovigo.
2. The individuals whose names follow, viz :
Sonit, Allx, Eacelmans, Rossano, i'vlarbet, Felix Le-
pelletier, Bottler de la Mend's, Mehee, Fressinet, Thi-
baudeau, carnet, Vandamme, Lamarque, Lobau, flare!,
Pere, Barrere, Arnault, Pommereuil, Regnault de St.
Jean d'Angely, Arrighi (Padua), Dejean. (the sor ), Gar-
nau, Real, Bouvier Dunloulard, Merlin of D:tuav,
Durbach, Dirat, Defermont, Dory St. Vinceet, Felix Des-
portes, Garnier de Salutes, Mellinet, lIu:lin
Courtin, Forbinlanson (the eldest son), Lorgne
shall quit the city of Parish three days, and shall retire
into the interior of France, to places which 00 Minister of
General Police shall point out,, and where they shall
remain under is supqrintendwce, until the Chambers
decide upon such among them as. shall be sent out of,
the kingdom, or be 'delivered over for trial to the Trl.
.49nals)
Shall be immediately arrested such as shall -not repair
to the place assigned them by our Minister of Ureteral
Police.
3. The individuals who shall be condemned to quit '
the kingdom, shall have the faculty to Fell .thei tOOds
and property in the delay-of one year, to dispete of- it,
and to send the produce Of the kingdom, and ,so receive
during that time the revenues in foreign couuttie, (tar-
nishing, however, the proof of their obedietkce to the
present ordonnance.
4. The lists of all the individuals to whom the let
and 2d articles shall be applicable, are, and remain,
closed by the nominal designations contained in these
articles, and shall never he extended to others, fa- any
causes and under any pretext whatever, ether than in the
form and according to the constitutional laws, which are
expressly depvted from for this case alone.
(Signed) Loess.
By the Ding,
The Minister S.xreta.ry of State of General Polite,
(Signed) The Duke of OritMeto•

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ORDINANCE OF THE KING.—LIBERTY OF "Mk •
PRESS.
Louis. by the grace of Gad, King of France and Navarre, de.
The law of the 2t%t of &toiler, 0114, anthotiaed the Diteeter-
General of the Rank 'tra'ae, ,and the Prefects of Drpattmruts, to
watch the publication of work% of r sheets and under ; but 'we
have ascertained thit this restrktibti of tlesiliberti of the tress.
Occasioned greater inconveniences kiiit:ndeintari,Aditd—ei bade

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