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London, England, 1815-10-04 00:00:00

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IMPORT.% Nl.—Extrao (f a L'etter front Shelbo'rne, 7th Jane.
We have just received information from 'togged
Island flartiour, that several Americau Yishing

LONDON,
irE.DiVESA-17, OCTOBER 4, 181 t.

The Peace of Paris is now said to hare been
signed by only Owe Powers. The others, actord-
ing to the Gazette de France, arc expected to ac-
cede.

We have at A late hour reetheciTeencli Vaperi
of the Ist instant. olity ore Monitear and one
Gazette Officielie have been received ; the follow-
ing is 'the only intelligence +orthy of mitice
4;vhich they contain

"OnLANANCES Ok4 THE. KING.
" OCT. 1.

" Lotus, by tl.e Grace of God, &c.--To
present, and to come greeting t--We have or-
dained, and ordain as follows -:-
I:rite opening of the Sittings of the tv,o dlarnbcrs is d'e-
feiraid tilt the 7tlf dity oI October, this year.

" 2. The presi•nt Ift inserted in the Bulletin des Lois.
" Given at Pittift, at our ilastle of the Toileries; the 3C•th of
t.eptetultei.; in the year of Grate 1815, and the 22d of our
Reign. • (Signed) " LOUIS.
"By the King. " The Minister of State for Itome Affairs-,
(Signeii) • , " VAUI3LANC.
.1 • .
" A 2(1 ordonnance iipponot M. le Confine
Angles, iirfeet of the Police.---(Gazette Officielte,•
Oct. 1.)

STRAnURGH, SEPT. 26.--ene passage of the
troops by the North part cif the Depart-
ment of the Lc)lver Rhine is in full activity.
,The
6(fi corps wilt fillittl its passage by the Jth of Oc-
tober ; the sth corps on the The Gth corps
proceeds to Neustadt. The 12th division goes by
Snrgutrnines. These ttoops are oo,oaco
(11/6ii Rear Oct. 1).

" The following is the sullgEttnee of the most
interesting intelligence in the minor }Tapers :

(Front the Journal des Debuts.)

" Four Columns of this Paper are occupied
with an article on the new work of Cartuit.--,-We
must postpone all notice of it till to-morrow.;

14 PARIS, SEPf. J.3ertin IYeveau:t is ap-
pointed Secretary-General to the Minister of Po-
lice, in place of i\l; de Fowls; appointed •Secre-
tary to the Prefecture of Police.

" Count Ilengnoti Director of the Adtninistra--
tibn of Postsi has resigned ; he is succeeded by
the Marquis de -Villeneuve.
"M. Barrairon finally appointed Director-
Genetal of the Registratidn bf Domains.
" Count Vaublane; Ministef of the Inte:icri
arrived yesterday.frOnt Marseilles.
" The Mayor of Versailles begs us to announce,
that, at the request, of Prince Blucher, the grand
tvater-works in the Park of Versailles vii play,
to-morrow (Sunday).

" The Triunlphal Arch Of the Caronsct is to-
day covered with Auarign Soldiers and tome
English Officers" who stem to he occupied
taking down the btonze hotses which decorate the
suannit of that triumphal arch. The police Ber=
vice in the Place de Carousel is performed by
Austrians. We are so-red that a deputation from
the city of Venice has come to solicit the Enipe7

+•car ofAustria to reclaim thosehor.te?.;; which havinc-,
already b'eeii sonic tinie in that city., were taken
over the as is known, by conquerors. It is
hoped, as a kind of compeniation, that the Ve-
netians will also Barry back the hideous Lion 6‘.f:
Saint-Mark,' which disfigiti.6 the Fountain of

(From Me Gazette de France)

" SEPT. 30.—1 t continue§ to be assert-
ed, that f,eace has, been concluded between three
of the Powers.

It is Said, that the Emperor of AnSttia stop-
ped at Milan to wait f6r the news of • the signa-
ture of peace by all the Power:s; which he ek.-
peCied to 'receive ei-cry instant.
" There is to he no Mimis.ter of the Ring's'
Household, and the Count de Vivadelles is to con-
tin'tie at the head of the household, with the tine
of Director General.

" Some Journals assert that M. de Talieyraoil
still continues to treat with foreign Porters ; it is
a mistake; the buke of Richelieu alone treats.
The Ex-Chancellor Cambacercs has paid.
down 16,500 francs, as his rated proportion of the
imposition of 100 millions authorized by the Or-
dinance of the I fith August.
VALLADOLID, SEPT.. 20.—The reports of a
misunderstanding with the Court of Lisbon con--
tinue to gain ground.
" The Tribunal of the Inquisition is at this. m°-
mein perhaps the one of our Tribunals which is
most remarkable for moderation and its revect
to legal forms !"

Journal de Paris contains nothing of inte-
rest.l.
}RE: CI-T F UNDS.

5 per Cents.. .
Bank Actions.

59 f 75 c. GO P.
1017 f. 50c.

Private letters from Paris represent the ferment
in that Capital as very great. The change of
Ministers,:„ and 'anticipated change of measures ;
the reclamation Of 'the plundered works of Art ;
th;e open removal of artillery ; and a concatena-
tion of other causes, all unite to increase this
Gallic fever. The Triumphal arch in the Place
Carousel, surmounted by the gilded Cart, pre-
pared for the Statue of I.3I.7oWARTE, and in
Which were. harnassed the ftrtnious Venetian
horses,. )ras at length submitted to the retributive
mailers and pickaxes of the Allied Victors. • On
this subject, the Paris Papers of the 'lst only ex-
pt ess a hope that
.the "hideous Lion of St. Mark,"
which lila, also carried of froth Venice, and placed
as a trophy of victory on the Fountain des iriva.
lides, within view of that refuge of .the disabled
French soldiery, Might also be removed. This
reminds us of the FOx and the Grapes ; but we
dare say the Parisians will have their wish grtified.

We glean the fiyllowing from private letters,
for the authenticity of which, however, we cannot
answer. The National Guard and a mob' of per--
sons prevented the horses front being taken down
by a small Prussian. guard on the 29th. - On the
3fith, a large body -of Austrian troops occu-
pied the Place Carousel, and the *ark was'
completed. The pillar in the Place Vendome
is reported to be under sentence of removal;—
The number of cannon on the btidges has been
augmented, and every thing . indicates that both
the French Government and the Allies think this
a Crisis at which some popular explosion isnot un-
likely. There is, it is said, an entire division of Bri-
tissh troops under arms every night. in the Bois de
Boulogne ; and a report was in eireuktion, that
crowds of persons, amounting to several thou-
sands, were found assembled near the Bois de
Boulogne on Thursday ; that they were unarmed,
and appeared "assembled for some political par-
pose ; and that the British out-posts dispersed
them: They are said to have been. discharged
Officers and soldiers of the Army of the Loire.
Three British llegiments were also under arms
on Saturday night in Paris. They were stationed
about. the Tuileries ; and rumour assigns as the
cause' fur. this movement, the discovery, as usual,
of a grand Conspiracy, within a few hours of its
being calried.liito execution.

A multitude of other reports, Sufficiently prov-
jug the disordered state of Paris, kept (kiwn by the
'Aided troops/ hare also. reached us, but we ab-
stain from -giting them currency till we receive
i»telligen'ce fr 7 our own priyate Soureca, on the
accuracy of which we Can depend.

We have no ner:s from Spain, except some un-
important notices from Andalusia, in the French
PaperS. It is somewhat 'a'stonishing to see how
many patrons foreign rtbellionfinds in this coim-
try. We arc not surprized at the glorious Cause
being taken -up by those of our Journals which
arc the avowed friends-, of alb: insurrections
against existing Government% which happen to' be
legal, but there is a dangerous trifling with prin-i
ciples in those of soUrrd character, thus readily
adopting the side of armed resistance; even against
'a King unpopular in this country'.

We laF before (fur Remfers to-clay extract:l from
North *Ati;etican 'Papers. it will be seen thiit
hostilities between the Itrdians and Ainerims
have actually commenced, •