The National Register.
London, England, 1815-07-30 00:00:00

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There is now in London a person who left France about a
month ago. who insist, that he is no less a personage than the
Dauphin, who acetyl &rig to all accounts., died in the Temple.
Fla ;~ltc cites that he was confided to a cottager in the depart-
ment of the Ardennes, in the year of 1793, and that the boy
who 'heti in the Temi.le was substauted fur him by the per-
who catried him oftl Ile says that he did not make his
• ase known to I.,ortiii XVIII. till last year, when it was done
Armagh the medium of Generil Dumnnecati, to whom he
enuitutioicated his history. The answer of Louis XVIII.
was, as .sve* are infoinird. that he should present himself,
which, lionever, w:.s not done. We understand that he has
zpvhcd to be Mfinitted to an inter view with the Duchess of
Angooleme,•sinee his art ival in London, which has been re-
f:Jar:l on account of the want of such proofs as are thought
necessary td support his most extraordinary statements:
which proofs, however, he says, he can produce when in
Fance.

1;oston Parrrs to the 'IV, and New York to the 18th tilt'
contain rather a curious notice by the Secretary of the
Trear tiry, whirls dues nu! give any flattering account of the
fiitancel rf :he l nitecl Stites.—in giving notice of arrange-
Went, the payment of Treasury notes, the Secretary men
tinns ttat the amount of the Treasury notes at New York and
Roston is sn very at eat, that current money cannot be obtain.
ecT tri pay the holders; they are therefore °Cured the choice
ef funding the notes for six per cent stock, at ninety-five,
for one hundred • &Parc in stock, or receiving drafts
pgyable in Baltimore nr Philadelphia ; or new Ti entury ItiUs
fur rieid at 6 per cent. Six per cent. stock at Boston may be
prtrchased at the rate of 8
4 or .85 dollars in money tot iOn
&Hats of the stack : the discount of the Government Pape is
theiefore-stated at 11) per cent. • The Secretary bait also given
Wile notice, that all taxes and other payments to
.Govern-
rnetit will 1:e. taketi O'nfy in.priyate bankers' notes, mho pay
in specie, or receive Treasury notes at par. •

The New. Yu/4 '(.a;rt/e of the 19'11 gives an evtract of*
letter from New Orleans, dated the olith of•kT:rv, mentioning
a went overthrow, o•f the river Mississippi.' The daitrage done
is said to he incalculable; entice sertltments are stated to he
many fret under water at Palmyra. Cnncordie, and apart of
Point Colipee. Many• sugar and cotton plantations were
entirely ruined.

Wednesday morning the Marquis of Anglesea was suffici.
recovcted as to be able to take an airing in his carriage,
and proceeded to pay his respects first to the Prince Regent
at Carlton House, about one o'clock; he was assiited out of
carriago.on crutches lry his Mrotheo, Sir E. Paget. The
Noble Maiquis remained with the Regent near three hours;
he• was assisted and conducted back to his carriage by his son,
Loral Greaves and General Bloomfield.

The Foreign Exchanges have lately advanced considerably
in fivour. a this country. The Exchanges with Holland
Hamhurgh, and Prance, are-as nearly as possible the rates
maintained previous to the arrival of Bonaparte from Elba,
ant♦ before the least appearance of a war ; the prices of
bullion have fa►len in proportion. Dollars, which have
lately been so high as Ot. J. have declined to ss. 7d.
COUNTRY WIT.—" I think," said a facetious farmer'
"that T should make a tolerable Padiament-Man ; i am
frequently using their sort of language.—T'other day T receiv-
ed two bill; from two of my creditors, accompanied with re-
ouests for immediate pitmen'. Oue of the bills 1 ordered to
b 41!; and tlte other• to be rcail that day *ix
tn.coll."