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London, England, 1830-08-19 00:00:00

them into one soluani lender the mak of
de Moue, and took possession of the enemy s
teries and redoubts.
On the 13th of November he again beat the Ans.
trians nt Anderleeht, and entered Liege ottAte 28th. -
tie insisted at the siege of 'Maastricht, And tom.
ro%roled the centre of I)ttmourries's armtat the.
battle of Neerwinile.

At the time of Dumourriea's proscription, a de-
cree of arrest was issued against the Duke of
Chartres, as well as against the former, lie then
followed Damourriez into exile. On passing through
Mona he was offered the command of an Austrien
division, which he refused. fie
.retired in the fist
place to Switzerland, where he placed his sister,
Mademoiselle d'Orlesns, in the convent of Brem-
gullet), and travelled afterwards, for several months,
alone and on foot, shoot the most savage listricts of
the Alps. Such was the persecution direc-ed against
him, that he was not suffered to tarry in any one
place, and being destitute of all resourees,- he was
compelled to accept the situation of a Professor in
the College of Reichenan, mutt. Coir, in Grison,
or Graubunden, where he was teaching for
eight months; after which he went to Hamburg,
traversed Denmark, Norway, and Lapland, on
foot, and returned through Sweden to Hamburg. As
the presence of the new Duke of Orleans in Europe
gave umbrage to the Executive Directory, it pro-
mised him the liberty of his two brothers, on con-
dition of his going to America, where he went in
1793. Learning that his mother, the Duchess of
()deeps had been exiled to Spain, he proceeded hi
1798, with his brothers, to the Spanish colonies,
where the Government would not allow thern to'
sojourn. The Duke of Kent gave them a better'
reception :st flalfax. That Prince having ioduced
them to sail for Englund, they arrived here in 1800,
and reconciled themselves with the branch of pour,
bona. After having vainly attempted to deliver his
mother, the Duke of Orleans went to the Court of
Sicily, where he became attacked to the Biiievots
Maria Amelia, the kiug's daughter, whom he tour.'
ried at Palermo °tithe Lid of November,, 1809.

The Duke of Orleans returned to hie country *At r,
the Restoration. Ile hoped to take a *there stt the
discussions of the Chamber of. Peers, but Loin.
XVIII. withheld his authority and coestrit, During,
the hundred days he retired to England, and rejerkett
all the propose!. Made to induce him to go td
Ghent. During the short stay. he then made in.
England, he, one night, in company of the Duchess
of Orleans and another lady, said to be the Princes!
Talleyrand, attended in that part of the O'er}, of the,.
House of Commons which is set aside fur the Mem-
hers, when the late Mr. 'Whitbread took occasion to
reflect rather severely on the conduct of the House
of Bourbon, contrasting with it the liberal proeeed*
ings of Napoleon, who, on hie return from E 11.40,
had abolished the slave Emile by a single stroke of
his pen, which Louis XVIII. had not only hesitated,
but actually refused to do ever since his restoration,
The Duke did not return to Fresco till the King
hid authorized the Nimes to take their seats in this
Chamber of Peers. The Duke of Orleans,, very
emphatically, opposed then the Address on the pu.•
rdication of the administration, and the punishmens
of the guilty, when under discussion in that Charm.
her. The issue of the debate, the prohibition of
its publication, and the distrust of the Court, de-
termined this Prince to return to England till 1817.
He since tired his residence at Neuilly, near Paris,
whole he spent the greatest part of the tine sewn,
occupied with the education of his numerous,fo
mily. The Duke of Orleans is enlightened and eco-
nomical in his habits, having been reared in the
school of misfortune. The splendour of his Royal
station will not allow him to forget the wholesome
lessons of adversity; a son of France, he never et!,
tacked his mother, either with his tongue or sword,
having adopted the liberal opinions of the French
revolution, when only 10 years of age, as Colonel
of the 14th.