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measures, ‘atltilattirely juiig-e‘ of triernii. In it lie the germs

for c ;Ina' tb souices oflottiire pro-

vperity.

" The prompt development of 'constitutional principles by.
nrceßsary law-s. regula.rmardb of the antboritics, the i':.on-
solidation it( relir„ion and in.wals; Unite all inteniEts', si-
)encrTtlic passitinsi anti establish public confidence on im-
moveable fotindatlons. - - -

• " The Nation, instructed by the greatest events, is *orthy
to associate itself with your high designs, and to cot:•cu'r iu the

.'work of its happire.,N. ,
".The revolutions whiat it has untlerzone have not chang-
ed its character. A.people agricultural, active, and indus-
trious, a peoPlt who have received from 'nature liv Iv scnsibi-
iity, a high•cottfage, which kindles for glory, and prefers death
to dishonour, will be always respected by ter Nations; an'd
always WORhy of you.

" To the try close of a terrible contest, our brave armies,
vealtened-unil dispersed, still fought with heroic courage far

hurrour Vtia the. country.
" A people, Sire, who hare displayed such greatness in ad-
'versity, will )show how to malie great. eftLirts and 'SacrlAces to
secure the first benefits whiCh we owe to your Majesty. Ytmr
ticart wills not order them ; the Royal authority alone Would
not suffice to effect them ; but your people will he before
band with those sacrifices, and will inspire their representa-
tives with those sentiments of respect, affection, and fidelity,

which animate themselves. ' Your Majesty will impress on
your corsels the seal Of your character. Your Ministers will
be responsible to your people for the authority entrusted to

thcro, and to you for the confOrmity of their acts with your

paternal intentions..

" Sire, in the exposition of the state of the kingdom, your
Ministers hate said,-that it will be impossible to de 'good un-
less general union second your beneficent views; the Chamber
of Peers shall never forget that it ought to set the example of
that union.''
(Signed)
CDAM BR AY,
t.
rresiae. and I "un' PAsT6RET, •
Due DE .<LEVIS,
Secretaries.•
Count VALENCE,
LMACDONALD,ThrrsbaI Duke ofTarent um.
(Seen and sealed) - ,SENIONA,-ILLE, Great Ileferendary.

By an Ordnance of the -King, all:the Communes
of the kingdom, with the exception► of Bourbon-
Vend6e, must resume the names. which they had
before 1790.
We must not credit all that is written in the
Journals or spoken in Coffee-houses. It has been
.stated in some, public Papers that the seeds of
differences may he perceived between the great
Northern Powers and Germany—they speak of
'Russia, Pruisia, and Austria. These, alarms are
totally destitute of foundation. They have said in
some coffee-houses of the lower sort, that a cer-
tain personage, with whom they occupy them-
- selves a great deal too much;succeeded in escap•-
iug from the Isle of Baiataria. There is no truth
in this news. The Governor of Barataria is too
fully engaged in the organization of his dominions
to think of leaving them. We are assured, that
in order to make up- for the smallness of his pos-
sessions, and to procure himself the sati.sfac-
tiOn of contemplating a grand 'and vast Empire,
peopled with ao immense number of subjects,
he has caused a great quantity of magnifying-and
multiplying glasses to be made for his use. He
receives, every morning, the Grand Functionaries
of State; such as the Curate, the Vicar; and the
Schoolmaster: He sometimes reviews his troops,
who appear not to be much delighted with their-
condition in the island, where the amusements are
few and not very various: He has Ministers, Mas-
ters of the Ceremony, Chamberlains, and Pages.
We do not hear that he has a.Physieian with a
long wand, to' prescribe what meats are safe for
him to 'eat. There is a Levee twice or thrice .a
week. The Ladies of the Island appear in grand
costume; there they admire the fine taste arid ele-'
gance of Madam the Millie, and Miss the Gaoler's
daeghter. As be loves aggrandizement, he has
established a Government in a little neighbouring
Isle of Pianosa. As the little Gentleman is fond
of a numerous population, he has reeentlysnalered
a hundred marriages. To conclude, he is embel-
lishing the Island as well as he can: an-old cow--
house has
.been converted into it country palace,
and they have new paved thy streets of the capital.
Zutrictr, Joel' 20.—The Helvetic Diet has re-
sumed its sittings. The State Coun-eil of Neuf-
chatel has informed the President of ebe Diet," by
letter, that the King of Prussia had 'anthorised
to treat -of the union of Neufchatel with
Switzerland. '

MADRID, JULY Majesty desirous of
giving a public testimony of his gratitude to the
• Captain-General Don Francisco Xavier Castanos,
for his services, particularly at the battle of Bay-
len, has appointed hint Councillor of State.
FLORENCE;, JULY 20.—At Arczzo. the most
alarming depredations continue to be committed :
the peasants'carry their audacity to such alength,
as to appear in arms at the very gates of. Flo-
rence. The number of these armed peasants is
estimated at nycire then ten thousand. It is well
known, that the Government never could reduce
them to subjection, and that in the midst t)f their
Marshes, forests, and mountains, they strove to
establish an independence subversive of all prin-
ciples, which caused Leopold to give then) for
their arms, a horse broken loose, without curb or

PARIS, JULY 30.

ISETTIG OF THE LEGISLATIYE 'BODY, OF JULY 30,
M. GUEROULT.CIC SOULAIRE GUERARD, address-
ed to the Chamber a Petitio'n; praying that the
Commercial Institutions might be amended.
Since the death of his Kxcellence the Duke of
Massa, the Count ,Gionau,.his soh, Prefect of the
Department of Oise, has takdn the title and n'an.ie
of his father.

FRONTIERS OF AUSTRIA, JULY 20.—1 t •is said
that there Nvill be Preliminary Conferences between
the -Ple-nipotentiat:ies at Scholebrunn, to prepare
for the labours of the Congress. Letters from
Turkey express new alarms on the subject of the
Plague. The precautions taken to prevent its in.
-troductiOn, • have thrown great obstacle's in the
may of trade

HA.M.SUIIOI.I, JULY 19.—The Russian troops arc