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full mourning, but did not go in state. They
were conducted by the Marquis de Dreux Breze,
Grand Master of the Ceremonies of France ; the
Marquis de Rocheman,Master of the Ceremonies ;
and Messrs. Wati•onville and Felix, Assistant
Masters of the Ceremonies, to the places destined
for them -in the Choir. Deputations from the

Senate, the Legislative l3ody, the Court of Ap-
peals, the Court, of Accounts, the University,
the RoTal Court, the Municipal,Body, and the
National Guard ; the Marshals of •France,. the
old Officers of the, King's Household, Generals,
Sic. filled the Choir and:the Nave. A tribune was
reserved for the Emperor of Austria, theTErnperor
of Russia, and the King of Prussia. There were
several Other tribunes for strangers of distinction.
This melancholy and affecting ceremony; which
did not attract admiration from the splendour with
which it was performed, nevertheless attracted a
greater crowd than the most brilliant ceremonies.
'Tie Guards, stationed in different parts of the
Church, were frequently obliged to give way to the
pressure of the crowd. Every one was animated
with the same feelings—every one was anxious to
perform the same duties. M. L'Abbe DUVAL
preached a Sermon, whielhaffected the whole Con-
gregation. This Funeral Ceremony--this striking
re-union of the most• August Personages—the
voice of the Preacher, .which Was audible to the
whole of the immense crowd which was assem-
b!ed, gave altogether an uncommon interest
to this ceremony, and will leave long recollec-
tions. We may say, in the eloquent language of
the Preacher, " The ETERN4L has 'heard our
prayers ; he has seen our tears flow : his anger is
softened, our misfortunes arc terminated, and our
country is about to enjoy new and happy days:'
The. Duke-d'Angoulenie returned :to Bourdeaux
on the 9th instant, after.having visited several of j

the Southern province;'.
The Emperor of Austria had yesterday a long
conference with the King at the Thuilleries.
Madame de Stael arrived the day before yester-
day from London,
NUIZEINIIiERG. MAY '6.— The Allied troops in
Germany have commenced their retrograde move-
ment for Poland. The grand Russian Park of
Artillery, which has been so long at Biberach in
Suabia, has received Lt.lers to march to Kalisch
in Warsaw.

WORMS, MAY 6.—An ordinance, issued by M.
Justus Gruner, who commands on this part of the
Rhine, enjoins the inhabitants to treat the _French
who sojourn among them as friends and brothers,
from the moment they assume the NiThitc Cockade.
The Commissioners who direct the march of the
columns retiring from France have already
arrived on the Rhine. These columns pass 'chiefly
through Bonn, Coblentz, and Mayence.
BERLIN, MAY 3.--The Russians are fortifying
those parts of Moldavia and Bessarabia which they
have acquired by the last Treaty with Turkey.—
They put every place in a state of defence, and are
re-assembling their forces.

SCHAUFFHAUSEN, MAY s.—The Archduchess
Maria-Louisa arrived at this place on the 4th, es-
corted by a detachment of the Dragoons of Kien-
mayer. The next morning she gave audience to
the principal Constituted AuthOrities.; and after-
wards visited the country-house of M. Winz. On
the 7th, H. I. 11. departs for Constance, the en-
virons of which she will view on the Sth ; on the
-9th she will beat Wadsee, on the 10th at I%:.empten,,
on► the 11 th at Renti, on the 12th at Inspruck,
Where she will rest on the 13th ; on the 14th she
goes to St. Jean, on the 15th to Salzburg, Where
she will also rest a day ; •Vallabruck will be the
stage on the 17th, Ens on the
.18th, Moelk. on
the 19th, and on the 20th Sehoenbrunn.
The suite of the Prince of karma, her son,
consiits of C 2 persons, of Whom the most distin-
guished tire, the Dnehess of Montebello; Coun-
tess Brignole ; Baroness de Hutault-Castener ;
Madame de liabusson ; General COunt Catfarelli,
Grant Equerry ; Marquis de Baussel, prefect of
the Po:not; .Count St. .Aignan, Equerry; Ba-

• otun, APRIL 19.—0 n the IGI of this month,
;Majesty, accompanied by the Infant Don
'_arlos, entered Valencia. The inhAitants re-

ceived the King with the strongest emotions of
joy. It is said, that his Majesty will remain
there till the 22d, When he will set; out for

Ems, MAY 14.—The Solemn Service fo►r the
late Kings Louis XVI. Louis XVII. the late
Queen Maria Antoinette-, and ,Madame Elizabeth,
7as performed this day in the Metropolitan
Church. The King did not go in slate, but went
incognito ; he was seated in a tribune
,prepared
on purpose; for Madame.llizaheth Was there also
iu I►risate, in a tribune adjoi►►ing that of the King.
Their Ttoyal Highnesses Monsieur, the Duke de
Berri, and the Prince- de Conde, attended in