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pRESDEN, AUG. 15.—His M.tjesty the Emperbr
and King set not, to-day, tit fire in the afternoon,
and took the route for Kocnigstein. Much ca-
valry, 'composing part of the sth corps, tofdai
passed through our town, under the orders of Gem.
neral Milhaud Marshal Gottvion St. Cyr has his
head-quarters at Perna. Count de Narbonne a.r.
rived to-day from Prague, before the Emperor's
,departure. The King of Naples arrived the pre.
ceding. night, and yesterday accompanied his Ma-
jestv to the Parade.
LittesnEtv, AUG. 15.—Since yesterday all the
troops in our town and neighbourbootl have been
in motion. Parks of artillery, and convoys of ar-
tillery hart set wit for the frontiers, and the Im-
perial (guard hohls itself in readiness• to march,....—
Oar town is now protected by it formidable line
of defence, which extends from Gicsshubert to
Swipe. The harvest is excellent in all Saxony,
large magazines have been established on all sides.
The Austrian Government lids ordered all Ger-
man strangerS 'and others who are at Carlsbad,
Toeplitz, and Egra,,to immediately withdraw,---
The 30th of next month is the day appointed for
the meeting of all the Deputies from Saxony.
The Kiug has appointed •Prisident of that As-
sembly, the-Counsellor of Finances, M. de 'Car.
lowitz. .

-.AtT(iNA, AVG. 20.-7 Th head-quarters of the
Prince of Wise are now at Sycli, but every thing
announces that he is going to leave them. Our
troOps are animated with an excellent spirit.
AUGSBURG, AUG. 19.—Gen. Count de Wrede's
licad‘..quartors were, according to the last accouatti,
at Seinhach, near Brannan. His corps. d'arm6e
is to be immediately reinforced by six or eight bat-
talions of the line, which have hitherto remained
iu garrison..

ilANtaUaGh. AUG. 18.—Yesterday,
.at eleven
o'clock in the inorning,,, Count Dc 1-logendort;
Governor Of the place, went to the Town Hull,
where be. had assembled the municipal corps, the
Council of Prefecture, Members of the Chamber
'of Commerce, illinister4 of the different religions,
and most respectable inhabitants. The Gover»or,
after having spoken of theimportant cireiustariet3
in which we nowlare, addressed a diicattrse to the
assembly, in ivhich, after having contrasted .the
odious revolt of the inhabitants of Haniburgh
with the clemency the Emperor had she wn taWfirdi
them, added, that he hoped that pardon which
they could not have expected, would, in future,
produce sentiments mote compatible with their
real interests and that submission which' subjecti
9We to their legitimate Sovereign ; that he wish-
ed to believe that all the functionaries ,tart 1--,nect.
able people would.use their to pit/I:-
gate and support those sentiments arnons
pie, and that the Eceleshotic% in purtienhy%
preach this doctrine in their temple*. :1.1 •it. 411
vertior contAtnied thus , ,
't The preserviition of this phree ct minted to
me. 1 win answer tor it to the Empt:ror„ 1 will,
justify the choice with which bin: Majesty has
deigned to honotir lilt, 1 Will relldel. justice, ex,.
act justice, to all the inhabitants who Anil prekr
well founded complaints, to me, but were
.to Iht,";
who shall contravene my orders ; they shall be ar.
rested and punished with all the'ri4our ctf tni:itury
regulations."

assembly appeared to he penetrated. with
this disetnuse it saw the tletertilititAl intetitior;
of the Governor to ni4intaln public tranquility itt
the town, and all ditISI: present prom lied to tie.
glect nothing, that the Governor hod' it
the ifauthurghers Ott' qubutission without

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there exists no guarantee against disorder and
-anarchy.
FRONTIERS OF BAVARIA, AUG. 15.--We are ;lc-

scared that the order, in consequence of which the
troops encamped at Nymphenberg wer'e put in
march, arrived unexpectedly, and that the pre-
'ruling evening was expected by nobody. It is
sAifl General Wrede's head-quarters set out
yesterday from Schwabengcn, near Nymphets.
bourg, and will be provisionally transferred -to
.1.401,au,

ASTADT, AUG. I (i.—The military I)reptiration3
enntinat! iii all the states of the Coiliederatioit of
the Bhitte. They are partieulady active in Bova-
,where all the tronps, anti movable .national
ioutraq, called moving legions, ore in motion.
FaAT4r,:vntiT, AUG'. 20.—The mime of exchange
":-1111a‘ has lately .buticied an extraordinary

depression. •
AGEN, 14.---The Commission for
licalth has just published the following notice
Accoroituc to theacco:iots which we have. peen able td
i:ollect, the ports of Malta, Smyrna, Constantino*, Odessa
(in ,flussia), Carthagena, and ail those in the C:irt:iry Islands;
must he considered as infected with the plague : all the Turf.-
ahil Barbary ports. those of the Illae...Sta, those of Sputh-
ern Spitin, Alicant,
oAloldra, fiiiwaltar, Cadiz,
and Seville, and those of the West Indies, oily lie cousider-
eoa suspected of being inteeteil."
Darsnr,N, AVG. 10.—To-day was celebrated
here in the most solemn manner, the Fete of his
Majesty the Emperor of the French. .As a prelude.;
to this Me, the French Comedians gave, at five
o'clock yesterday, upon the'( ireat Theatre, a grii-
tt4ituth representation of two comedies.. Upon the
conclusion Of the play, about eight o'clock, a -dis-
charge ,of 101 pieces of (*ninon announced the
Rte. The same clung took place to-day at friar
in the Inelvaing.
At four o'clock the King went with the Princes
his brothers, and the other Princes of the Rovpl
Family, to. Marcolini Palace, to Offer his Imperial
Maje Sty their congratulations. A short time af-
ter, the Emperor. held a levee ; after which, this
Prince, accompanied by the ,Kraig and the Princes,
went to the meadow called Ostraweese, and e-
viewed itt very considerable corps of his_ guard, a
battalion of the Saxon Guard,
,a regiment of the
Duchy of Berg, and a regiMent of the Prince of
Neufchatel's cavalry. Immediately after, the Prince
'of Neufchatel; accompanied by all the French Cle,,
nerals and Officers- of the Staff, as well as the Of-
, 'facers of the French Court and Civil Fiend) Autho-
rities, returned to the Palace of Mitchel,. Which' he
inhabits: From thence his Serene 1-liglinesS. went
with the same. suite to the court church, where he

Waited the king's arrival. In effect, the King ar7
rived shindy after, about two o'clock, and assist-.
cd;at a Te Deum, %%ilia was sung amidst the dis-
charge at cannon. In order to .ifford the troops
in garrison in this place the means-of taking part
in this 'l.Zw, whig and a double portion of meat
had I;eeit distributed to them. They invited tilt
battalion of the Saxon guard to dine with them ;
those different troops dined together with the
greatest harmony, the officers tinder tents, and
the soldiers in the `great alley of the new town.
The Emperor's health was drank, amidst a dis-
c;:iarge of 101 pieces of artillery. At eigia in the
evening., the Emperor, accompanied by the Prince
Neufchatel, ‘'v'ent to the Valace, :and dined in
grmid st'yte the King and Royal Vatoily, The
hands belonging 'to the Kittg'i Chapel played
during, the dinner. After dinner, the King drank
to the ,o;and Ut tilonpotc ti od dioulmrge of cannon
to thc healths of his Majesty the Emperor, the
Empress, and.the King of Rome.
After dinner the Emperor went with their Ma-
jetties, the Royal Family, Prince of Neufchatel,
nod all the Court, to the Queen's aprirtments, to
view the fire-works which had been prepared upon
the bridge on the Elbe.
The palace and all the town wits illuminated.
There were a great number of dinners to cele-
brate this Ott,. The Duke of Bassano 'lll.ld tine
diplolntitic corps 5--7 all the Poles here were in-
ited by the Baron Begnon, Envoy from 'France
to NVarsaw ;----the Chiefs of the Saxon Colleges
were with Baron de Serra, French 'Minister ;
Count. D.wn, Minister, Setret'ary 'of State, had
ussemilled the French Authorities""; the .French

and Saxon Generals dined with the General of
Di ;—Count Durosnel, commanding
the French troops in Saxony, gave Et brilliant ball,
add a supj►er of 160 covers.. In the Hotel of
Baron de. Semi .Was placed the Emperor's bust,
in a pl:►ee where it was surrounded with trees
and flowers ; refreshments were distributed to the
spectators.