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London, England, 1818-10-20 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS. OCTOBER 17.
' Yesterday before ,atass }he ging received the
St/mild) and Neapolitan Ambassadors, who paid
.their court to Isis Majesty and to her Royal High.
ness Madame. At three o'clock the King went to
Choisy.
By an Ordinance of the 7th of this month, the
King flesiringto facilitate the farming of the pro.
petty belonging to commune', which not being
necessary for the pasturage of flocks, might, try
advantageous letting. "apply the deficiencies iii the
revenuer applicable for the expensis of the com-
munes, hue ordained that it shall• ba lawful for
Mtenitipal Councils to farm oat each as shall not
..abseismial •aloseaosey. Inc pitstuitroke, without the
necessity of requiring the Royal authority, pro-
vided the leases shall out exceed Moe years.
It is certain that the Allied Sovereigns will, be-
tween the 18th and 21st of this mouth, review the
corps of General tirten at Sedate. Loulg.itgit are
prepared fur them. The Emperor Al.-Junder will
be accommodated at the hoii.e of N. de Nenfliee ;
the Emperor of Austria at NI. Pimple/ex ; the
King of Prussia at M. &trifle' ; mud the Duke of
Wellington at Madame Let:orate'', where lie limo
already lodged. The Austrimu. Baverien. and
Wistemberg.troops will not he reviewed, but will
immediately put thertuielves in march to pass to the
right hank of the Rhine, and thence to their re-
spective destiostiows.
The Margins d'Autichamp, Lieutenant-General
and Governor of the Louvre, and the Marquis
Dessoles. Lieutenant-General and Peer of France,
have received his Majesty's commands to proceed
to Valenciennes to meet the Emperor Alexander
and the King of Prussia, who are to come to
Paris.—(Journal des Debits.)
The Bavarian corps, under the orders of General
D-lamotte, forming !tart of the army of occupation,
will traverse the several districts of Rhenish Bava-
ria between the 20th and Soth of October to return
to the Bavarian States, on the right bank of the
Rhine. These troops will pass the Rhine at Man-
helm. •
The Russian corps, tinder the command of Gen-
eral Count de \Voir:muff, will pass I broitgli Rhenish
Bavaria from the country of Troves. It Will also
pasts the Rhine at Manheim and will titmice 'Pro-
ceed by Franconia and Saxony along the banks of
the Oder, and thereby return to Russia.
We are infortned that the dispositions for the de-
parture of the English troops are changed t it is
said that the cavalry will embark at 13oulogne, and
that the King of the Netherlands baying refused
postage to the English infantry which were to have
embarked at Ostend, the two divisions will embark
at Calais. The English denote mid huspituls
luive received orders to hold themielves in readiness
to smirch at a moment's notice. It ni said that a
Russian corps will also embark at
Letters from Colmar, or the 12th October state,
that General Baron de Friniont has received in-
structions and orders relative to the departure of the
troupe under his command. The different regiments
composing his corps will evacuate Alsace trout the
ISM to the 31st ill 0, I.,her.
The division of Field-Marshal Lieutenant
, Marschall, stationed on the Lower Rhine, and whose
headl-quariers are established at Mulahriiii, has re-
ceived from Colmar murders relative to his departure.
Ili the course of this week, some reogimeisis will putt
themselves is motion. We are assured that all will
take their direction through the district of Schell--
stadt, where there is a wooden bridge, by which
the Austria's' hid hitherto maintained their cum-

musiicatiour direct with Germany. Tlw Bavarian
and IVirtenierg t►oops have also fecal/v.l the order
of &wintery.
A frightful accident has scattered desolation in the
little eula 6666666 e of Trout:berm, department of the
prume. The lightning fell on thr hamlet of Ben-
'term- ; and as the hooves were covered with straw,
two-thirds of the villuge were in on iu►lattt reduced
to 111•11rP. found thelliselvem
au a%) lust or bread; but ain sooner was their wi-
Lrpl•y situatiou w.:de kuown, then the rriacevand

. • AIX-LA-CH A PELLE, OCTOBER 12.
(EXTRACT OP A PRIVATE LETTER.)
As the Sovereigns charge themselves with the
payment of the lodgings of the dift-retit persona of
their suite, it. is estimated 11,4 .the ginpir•tr of
Russia has to payroll that account 3011,000 francs a
month, and the Emperor of Austria 400,01)n.
The Police is very severe ; it has compelled to
leave the city seaeral strafgers, and smile men of
letters, alto-e stay in this city did nut appear suf-
ficiently authorised by the reaouh• they
The first boxing match was so little selo-hed that
the second exhibition ails WU! deFPrtP.I.
Ellgh>li are astinfisheil that this art,
estitimiion among them, should be so little apire-
ciaied in this country.

ROME, OCTOBER Q.
A large baud of robbers wra furinrei ton the lion.
tiers of the Duchy of I,itcc.i. The Police lm*
collie there to discover their htutits, end to seize the
Mlolc bottys