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F.R.S. Dean of Carlisle—Sir THOMAS BENNARD,
Bart.-Admiral Lord Viscbuut NELSON-,—Alis. ANNE
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Acconntg front Valenciennes coining front au
-.. . ..• ,•.,
authentic source state, that a Convention has
been concluded between the garrison and the be-
sieglrig corps, hi, wbieh the garrison is disbanded,
and will be replaced in the duty,of the fortress by
the Urban Guard; which is organising. A Corn•
rniSsiOde'r has been named on the part of the Al.
lied Troops, to see to the execution of this Con.
vention.

. . . ,
BRUSSELS, AUG. 12.—The Prussians prosecute
with vigoui their operations Against the ci.
ties which will not submit to theft
'fltion'ville and itOeroi are strictly..blockided at
this moment
.; Thilippeville is On. the point of
shrrenitering.:—The .PrtiSsian corps under the
cOnimarnt of PrinCe Augustus has:quiited the.,en•
vironi of Landrecie's,- to march to Lapn, and t,o
Press the surrender of that place. It seetns.that_
the Danish auxiliary Corps of 15,000 men will be
cantoned on the banks -ot the Scheldt before
rePairS to the army of his ii;glinesi the Prince of
‘Arat;iloo.

11RuGE's, AUG. 10:7—Shice the nth in the even•.
ing till ,to-flay at noon
,36 boats ,have passed
through: this city with English infantrj7 on board),
lately. conic from America..

FRE\(II PAPERS.

[RECEIVED THIS MOENIG.]

(From, the Gazette Vicie'le, •Monday, Jug. 14.)
ORDINANCES OF THE KING. _

Louis, liy the GraCe of God,

Having obServed that the actual Strength- of our
military force far exceeded a peace establishment,
and'abOve all,
swas out ,of tiropOrtion to the re.
venues of the kingdom tlfat the !post juSt, and
tit the sane time the Most faVourab!e, for 60
organization of a good !%rmy, is to make teNims
with relation to those Ufpicets who, bCini, no
longer in the Vigour of age, are less eapahle OE
active service.

, Wishing at the same tinie to soften the effect
of those reforms) with respect, to those iirhiebi
•shall be affected by them befoi.e they Shall havd
completed the time prescribed bythegeneral rule
established to gain a title to retire.
, On the report of our Minister at Wiz-, we havi
decreed and do decree as follows :

[Here follows the decree which 4s divided into~
3 titles. 'the Ist relates to retirement and reniu:,
Aeration, and specifies the officers who are enti-
tled, and in what degree. The 2d contains some
minor regulations respecting the proportion of
pay. The 3d relates to.deniands for ethployments
on active services. The most important regnlud
Lion under this head is, that those who have 01 6ik
retired can netrer be allbWed to resume any etn-,

ployrnent on actii,,e service,] ,
There is an oillinaribei
,dated 10th AuguSt;
which directs, that trc,m- twenty days aftet- its
dates no statiped paper shall be . olloweit to be.
used which does not bear the Royal. Stamp,
formally to the Decree of the 11th Oct. 1814.

(From the Moniteur.)

PARIS, AUG: 1.3,---Yesterday, the litb August;
the Count Laroche jabgtielin presented to•hi4,
111ajcsty a •Deptitation of Vendeau.Ofiicers of thi
4th corps of the Royal Army: '

Bis-Majesty..hat. deigned to accept the homage
of their devotion to his sacred personi dnd ad;.,
deessed thent in these ‘tordS

" These Gentlemen, ought not id doubt the
pleasure *Welt I feel- at seeing them ,i• trey have
given me at all tithes ProolS nf the greatest fides
lity, and especially in these
latter eircuittstadces."-
COPOIitAGgN-, JULY 11.1-ajtStY• (the
liin~; of Denmark) Ws ieeeirethan autograph
ter front--.the .Emperors Alr:ial‘leir and -Francis;
tonetived iii the most sifectiOna-te tetins. Th 6
issue eiti.the pitieniftirai'pkoinis.ei9:th'e-mOSt hgptiy
result and real advantages far Deinafk.
subsidiary treaty concluded with England

is n;lys't aci-,.r.'.o.:ageonf; it is date() from tile 1-st of
.April last. Sweden does not send any troops into
thv fiehi this

L'tiESDig/ , JULY I7.—According,to news which
bas been received by the Deputation of the Circle,
Russian corps of 43,000 men, under Count
Wittgenstein, will pass through this City in three
c Libitum. Their are to_be here nn the 23'd, 25tb,
Irtntl 27th of enis tunnth.----"(.7oarnat de Gand )
TURIN, JULY 24: has appointed
the Chevalier de ftevel, Count of Pr4tolungo, to
be his Minister Plenipotentiary it the grand head-
quarters of the Allies.

(From the .tnarnal rl,,s Dtbdts.)

PARIS, AU G 13.-1 tie Pru,i,,t) Mini,ter ILITI

7yesterit ty A corference v‘ith the

L4,tcl. VU

It appears curtain that the .integrity of the
rrelich territory is it point decisled on in-the ne-
oci..itious of the Coil less at Palls. TF some
portiOns of the liiugdom ticust be:
occoPizd for a deterroin:lte period- by the Allied
t.roops, this dizspo-ition will be regulated ouly•for
the "gIo of the exceotioil of the other coti-
ditions of tly TreAty, Fitot ly,ye are assured that
the Kin- of Friore will soon come forth from the

cruti trials to which 1 is gr.:at heart has been
subjc'eted,- with a glory the nu)re
as he will (%e it all to the acTodailev of his

cbarActer, and to %eneration whidt his ‘ittues

inspi e.

The Prince of Eckmuhl has been at 'Paris since

yesterday,
Ofders isave bee'n to transfer .7.l.lrstrill isTeY.
to Paris. lie will ar.rive- here in four or five class,
and his trial• will commence immediately there-.
after.

The garrison of Mezieres capitulated on the
9th of this mouth. troops, under Ge-
neral Hacker, will -occupy that place ou the morn-

The exasperation of the Siviss troops at this in-
faluotis conduct is described as being beyonti all
bounds. The garri,son cowinued perpetually skir:
tnishifig with the Austrian:troops (in the let: bank
of the Rhine. ,

tin article from Bourfleaux, dated the 9th Au-
gust, describes the enthusiastic _reception -which
Couut Lynch,- the Worthy Mayor of that loyal
city, had met with on his return to it. A circular
letter front -the organ of the Spanish Govct:utnent
annonnces the re-establishment of communications
with Frinire. • •

An ar.ticle from Nantes, `of the lOih, ptlnoitnees
the arrival of the Duke ,of.Bunrbon there, and the

rej:►icings on I he occn~i►►U.

rceom the .fourital de Paris.)

Mats, kuo 14.—A letter front Avignon nu-
nonn-es, that among the papers of M:irshal Brune
ilPeto-ocots of iaiportairce bad Before
be put himself to de,ith, he tore a: great titan
.trie remnants of which have been cut-•
;coed and put under seal.

(From 14c Ga.:rue-dr France.)
COO RI ER EX TRAWIDINARY.

AVG •14.--As ~veyestrr(lav announced,
the SO vereig.ls dined 'vtit.it the King at hix o•ciock.
At I:all-past- eight Maj..sty and th,'
Monarchs app Cared (bn the. balcony. Shouts of
" Vire le- lloi .! resounilc:l Lir ana Dear:

'l'h-e tsVo Aides- !e-Camp 13rune have
'not been moles-tea.

The approttehing arrival of die King. of Spain,
and also the King of the Netherlauds, coptinues_
to I>e daily tallivd of.

The Russian ariuy is still in the environs of

Aletz.

The Dtdc.e of Orieats yesterday 'pai3 his-Court
to the Bing..
'10743y the business of Labedoyere comes orr
At the moment when we write, A great crowd of
penply is waiting at the aoOrsof. the FirSt Cow).-
ca of \Var. _ • . •

PARIS,-Auc.. 13.-:---We are assured that a De-
claration of the'Ailied Powers will appear in
few days, and that.it will he of k nature to re-
move all fears. It is believed that the epoch of
the KiGA's Fete ,611 be that of a definitive ar-
rangement, at the settlement of which the Allied
troops quit Fiance,
On the Gtb of August, the bust of Buonaparte
in bronze, which on the ISib of July was thrown
into the-G irratte by the people. has been taken up
again by,ordt:r of the Police of.Thoulonse, and
lirikep to pieces by artitirs, iii. the great'Court of
the Capitol. The INvltyes.of the materials of %Ville!)
this bust tvas composed, prevented it from being
'melted down as was jatehdva. . •

I\l. Boyen-Fonft.6de lths b-een n•rrestcd at Thou-
louse, cm the 7t it of this !nowt's; and taken to
son in that city. His son was tilso arrested at
Narbonne, on the 30th July.: '

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