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LONDON.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1815.

Our lastutecounts from Paris, and which we
can assure our Readers we derive from a very im-
portant quarter, are wholly silent as to the re-
ported resignation of FOLCHE, though it has been
so confidently asserted by son►e of our Competi-
tors, and hence we are not inclined to give much
credit to it. The factious part of the Parisians
are very industrious in disseminating reports of
the intended removal of the Allies from France,
but we .are assured that those reports have no
foundation in truth:

The Paris Papers of the 4th arrived at so very
late an hour, that we can only say, they are de-
:,oid of political interest. The march of the
Prussians towards the Army of the Loire, and a
Proclamation from Marshal MACDONALD to that
Army, dated llourges, 26111 August, of whiCh
the following is a translation, are the only facts
worthy of notice :
" SOLDIEKS—The moment has arrived when the
Ordinances of the KING for disbanding the regi-
ments of infantry of the line and light ddantry,
and for the organization of the DepartmentarLe-
gions should be carried. into'elfect. You haye pe-
rused them with calmness'; you have submitted
with a frank and loyal resignation. Let thanks be
rendered to the sage and paternal measures of the
most just of Monarchs: they surpass all hopes !
Honourable treatment is accorded to all ranks,
whether retained in actual service or discharged.
Even the disbanding is but in appearance, since at
the moment of the dissolution of the regiments, they
Iwill. be re-created under a new denomination. It
recals naturally to yourFt:membrane:- ills fa-

m 0115 legions, which are so much admired to
this day, as {".1.", you have
equalled) as fo • that admirairle -discipline and pas-
sive obedience which constituted their strength,
and glory. -Lit them serve you for au tx.rinir're and
model. You separate from your comradu.s., iias it
is to rejoin your relations, friends, and
citizens. The departmental Legions w becon:e.
then the true union of families ; children of e same
sail; educated anti nourished lathe same pri trci plus,
you will have the same tastes, and the same LaOits,
the bond which unites you will be indissoluble, and
the Legions shall only be rivals in zeal, and,
especially, in fidelity to the King and love•for the
Country. Yon who return to your homes, set
the example of these sentiments, and Carry thither
the hopes of better times. You who go to enjoy
some repose, afterwards to take upon yourselves
the engagements proposed by the law, assume
them under the colours- of your regiments.
Soldiers of the late Old Guard,- wisdom and
good conduct will distinguish you every where,
and you Will merit the honour of being called to
be near the best of Kings ; the guard of the throne
shall be confided to your fidelity. You will not
terminate your services, but retire for ball a year,
to form, as speedily as circumstances will per-
mit, new regiments for the Royal Guard. Those
among you who cannot r»arve. part of that Guard,
or of the Gendarmerie will participate in all their
rights in the formation of departmental legions.
I fuel assured you will be always models of fidelity
and subordination, as you have ever been of courage
-and valour. i shall second with my efforts, the
solicitude of the Government to procure the liqui-
dation of your arrears ; but,if, notwithstand-
ing the exertions of all means to do so, tlie
exhausted state of the provinces, the result of
misfortunes, in which events but too famous have
plunged the Country, do not permit all to be paid,
you will receive billets of payment, which you will
receive. in your Departments.
" Soldiers, my thoughts will follow you, and
your good conduct will be to you.a certain pledge
of the continuation of my sentiments of affection,
for my old companions in arms.
(Signed) • " MACDONALD,
" Commander in Chief of the Army
of the Loire."

LFroin the IVoniteur.]
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ROME, AUG. 17.-IFl‘,, sacred College ltasjust
lost one of its most dititnignished Members; by
the. death of Cardinal Pignatelti.
LEGANO.. AUG. 15.-0 o the.l6tii of last month,
her Royal highness the Princess of Wales return-