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London, England, 1814-07-12 00:00:00

I'itKgoll -PAPERS,

-ith.Sc'B-.---The Minister. Of Finanees haS
Issued a PtilifTC Notice) in which he states, that.
'it is hielik, imptoper for the wives And feniale re
latioris of persons holding offices in different parts
of the kingdoin, to leave their husbands andla-
salres, for the purpose of tominglo Paris to soli-
. eit appointments) promotiirns, &c: :11is Majesty,
be adds,' will not fail to reward the services of
individuals as Far as possible, and be therefore or-.
dens the wives and „female relatives of persons in
publieemyloyments immediately to return tritheir
respective.bothes; and forbids any more. applica,
Lions to be :made, unlesS_ through the medium of
the immediate superior of thesaid applicants.—
. The Minister at War has assigned various deptits
for the residence of all tlie prisoners of war ar-
riving 'from Spain, in Oder that their different
:cervices anti claims may biascertaiued.
-'"•" ANBCDOTE :OF. THE CELEBRATED GEORGES CA:.
frotin';‘7l.l,,---Georges-itedieteVen of his Officers hay-
GI; bee,i'comkioneil to 'ileith,l were
ifi-otrr-theprison in'which. they had been confined
to the Bicetre, where they were confined in a
dungeon under groom!, l'he next clay, a petition,
ready drawn upi. was brought to Georges, and he
was requested to sign it, ,with an assurance that,
Sf.he did, he and his companions should be saved:
Georges took the paper very quietly, but after
having read the following words, " his Ma-
jesty tire .Emperor of the French," he gave it
hark to. ttre: eeper ; then • turning to his 'brother
()dicers, said, ." Come, my friends, let us go to
Thefollow"!pg day M. 13tirbart, one of the Of-
ficers, displayed the same•character, the 'Kuper,
ealled.hiM out:, and shelved him a Petition pre-
wed by his fa'n.iily for him individually, and re-
-quested lrfui ;to sign it ; "Yon have," said the
Kee; er,"*'•otre: foot in the grave your friends
wiSh to Withdraw, 'will you be so cruel as to be
'deaf to .their solicitations."—" I love my family,"
said:flurbarr., but I also honour it : neither my
companions nor myself cane compromise our ho-
-nom. :.conduct me, I beseech you, back to my
,thlngtou..7 ' •

Bp:RLI•?1, JUNE 28. —ln consequence of the
Treaty.,,)f. Peace, .the Military Government
tsteen the. Oder and _the V,si,tila is dissolved.
SevsralJournals.contein the following article :
A• marviii.xe is spoken of between the Prince
Itoval of Sweden and
.a Princess of .a Royal and
illustrious Hoi:ase. His present wife, from whom
_he has been. separated for many years, will, it is
armlet .the title of the
Countess of gothland::
...A divorce will, it is said,
immediately -
NuacrussenG, Jt a 30=—General Sacken, :the
late Governor. of Paris; arrived here the day be-
fore ye3terdkry lie. is One to Dresden. •
PARIA;...TULY Army2of the •Sotth
is dissolved," by ordered .of the King.. All "the
corps which composed it are on their march for
garrisois and.other destinations.. • -
Byletters patent of.. the 22d ult: Lis Majesty
has appointed Marshal Suchet-(Duke•of Albufera)
'Governor of the 10th Military Division.
The following Presidents and Secretaries have
be-en elected by each tillreau of the Chamber of

." Ist Bureau—Duke .of Placentia, President; Count Barh6 du
Marquis, Sepetary.
2d Bureau—Count Dejean, President; the Duke of Cler-
n:ont- founese, Secretary..
Bd.Bureau—Coopt Barthlemb President; the Duke of
Donedauville, Secretary. ,
4th Bureau:—The Marshal Duke of Tarentmn, President;
C6unt Languinais, Secretary. -
.sth Bureau—The Duke de Levis, Pi esidentl the Duke
Drogue, Secretary.
tith Bureau The Duke dcVanguyou, President; the Duke
de Duras; Secr,Aary.
There i. hesidus a Committee for Petitions formed of one
Blemlier for 'each Bureau, as follows:—The i)uke de St.
Ah nail, Count Bdissv d'Anglas, Count Pontecoulant, Count
Valence, Count Chokt, and Count d'Aguessau.
: = The Cotuniis.F.ion Iciiights of the Order of
St. John of Jerusalem-, with M. Pfurdt, Grand
• 'Prior of Germany at their head, had yesterday the
..honour of being presented to his Majesty.
Mr. Courtois du Pressigny, former Bishop of St.
• Yalta, left Paris this day, as Ambassador Extraor-
dinary to his Holiness the Pope.
The Editor od. the Journal .des Debuts observes,
that he is authorised by.M. tie \Vetterstedt to con-
tradict, as.-totally false, an article . taken from a
Copenhagen Paper, asserting that the Crown
Prince ot Sweden- proposed to extend the con-
scription to youths of 16. All classes of the
Swedish people had received his Royal Highness
-with every mark of love and attachment.
'VIENNA, JUNE 26,--7Ourtmperor has sent the
Prince Regent. of England the Order of the Gol-
den Fleece, requesting him, to- wear it•as a pledge
of hiS consideration- and friendship., His Ma-
jety, at• the saind time, as Grand Master. of . the
, Order, dispensed with the usual oath, which
'can only be taken by, Catholic Knights. When
• .Prince Metternich and Count Meerfeldt presented
to the Prince Reg.en-. the decorations of the Or-
der, they also delivered to him an autograph let-
ter from the Emperor.
His NlajeSty hasat'tbe same time appointedlbe
Prince Regent ChieS and Commandant of a Regi-
' meat ot Hussars, which will bear the name of the
Princes-Regent of England; like-those which bear
the names of Princes of the 1-louse of Austria.
yrin6e ,S,cliwaitzeliburg arrived 'in this capital
on the 23d ; he came frosts Bohemia, and re-
, eeived on his route the most flattering testitisio-
nie,, of the gratitude, of the people. Hq will soon
b installed, with 'great pomp, President of the
Council of War. • *
• Our Gazette vmtaitts details with regard to some
ikirtuiShes with the Montenegrin's., who had taken
possossion of the forts of. Cattaro, when evacuated,
• b.: the FrOch• Montenegrins were driven
'otc !)y. the A astrian troop.
. lit is rather air extraordinary circumstance, that
.oiir cOnrgi. (4: exchange has been ft.q.sonte days on

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5 per Cents. - 67 75,
ilstions of the Dank, .. 1147.