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London, England, 1819-08-12 00:00:00

[The Times.]

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THE SUN.

OMANI (en DICF.KE FALSUNI AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1819.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Monday last. The following are extracts :
" PARIS, AUG. 9.—The King yesterday at-
tended the Chapel, and afterwards received the
Ambassadors, Marshals, Grand Dignitaries, &c.
Amongst the presentations to his Majesty were the
two Princes from Madagascar. The King also
gave a, private audience to the Cardinal de
Perigord.

" It is understood, that the Duke de Bassano
(ilarct) has obtained permission to return to

France.

" The Augsburg Gazette states, that the four
great Courts, viz. of London, Petersburg!),
Vienna, and Berlin, will send Ministers to the
conferences at Carlsbad, and it expresses astonish-
ment, that France should remain a stranger
to these negociations. Nothing, however, in
the English Journals has hitherto indicated the
appointment of an English Minister to proceed
to Carlsbad, where, according to all appearances,
there will be no question discussed, except as to
the affairs of Germany.

" FRANKFORT, AUG. 3.—Tbe political affairs
of Germany seem to take a turn entirely dif-
ferent from what has been the course hitherto.
The arrival of the Prince de Metternich at Carls•
bad has already produced some effect. The Count
de Buol Schauenstein has received dispatches
from his Highness, in consequence of which there
were yesterday new conferences between the Mini-
sters of the Diet, who are still here. It appears
that the object of these conferences is of great im-
portance, as immediately afterwards, instead of
voting a recess, as previously 'understood, the
Ministers have come to a contrary decision. The
Diet will therefore remain assembled till the im-
portant affairs now before it are arranged. There
is a talk of new organic arrangements which are
to have the force of laws in all the German States,
and of a prompt regulation of the military system
of the Confederation.

" The Count de Bernstnrff, the Prussian hli•
nister-tor Foreign Affairs, is arrived at Carlsbad
The invitation addressed to the Sovereigns o
Southern Germuly to send Ministers was agree(
upon, it is said, beti.veen Prussia. and Austria. 1
is thought that Russia will play an impor►ant cha.
recur in these conferences.

" PEST, AUG. I.—A report is in circulation
in Hungary, but which stands in need of con-
firmation, that the Russians will occupy Jassy, in
order to put en end to the disturbances in Mol-
davia and Wallachia, arising from the jealousy of
Russian influence entertained by the Porte.
" FRANKFORT, AuG. 4.l—The King of Prussia
passed on the Ist instant through Dresden, on his
return. from Tcevlitz. His Majesty has been at
Pilnitz to visit the King of Saxony.
" The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, the
Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg!' Schwerin, the
Landgravarederic of Hesse,and a part of his family,
dined yesterday with the Count de Biro! Schauer'.
•tein, Minister President of the Diet. Their
Royal and Serene Highnesses at'erwarda attended

a ate given by the Cuunt de Golti, the Prussian
Minister, in celebration of his Sovereign's birth-

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A Supplementary Gazette was published at a
ate hour this day, containing a numerous gin-
ary and Naval Promotion. We can only give
.he first part of each List to-day, and must defer

e remainder till to-morrow.

War-Office, Aug. 12, 1819.

BREVET.—Conunissions to be dated letti August, ISO.

To be Generals in the Army—Lieutenant-Generals Ho-
nourable Robert Taylor, George Milner, George Marquess of
Huntly, Honourable Edward Finch, Isaac Gascoyne, David
Douglass Wernyss, Honourable John Leslie Coining, Henry
Wynyard, Duncan Campell, Thomas Grosvenor, John
Calcraft, John Earl of Hopetoun, G. C. 8., James Lord
Forbes, Henry Marquess of Anglesey, K. G. and G. C. 8.,
Sir John Doyle, Bart. and G. C. 8., air Robert Brown-
rigg, Bart. and G. C. 8., William Knollis, Hon. Edmund
Phipps, William Cartwright, Sir Baldwin Leighton, Bart.,
John Coffin, John Murray, Sir Charles Green, Bart.
To be Lieutenant-Generals in the Army—Major-Generals
John Croker, Lewis Bayley Wallis, John Hope, George Mey-
ricke, Sir Alan Cameron, K. C. 8., Andrew Lord Blayney,
Hon. Stephen Mahon, John Sullivan Wood, Daniel O'Meara,
Francis Baron Rottenburg, Hon. Sir Charles Colville, G. C. B.
Frederic Charles White, Gore Browne, Lewis Lindenthali
Roger Coghlan, Sir Henry Fane, K.C.8., Sir ,Robert Bolton,
Robert Cheney, Sir George Anson, K.C.8., Kenneth Alex-
ander Lord Howard of Effingham, K.C.8., Sir Henry Hinu-
ber, K.C.8., Thomas Lord Hartland, Sir J. Shaw Maxwell,
Bart., William Thomas Dilkes, Sir John Oswald, K.C.8.,
William Doyle, John Hatton, Pinson Benham, Sir William
Anson, K.O 8., George William Ramsay, John Dorrien.
[Major-Generals, 'To-morrow.l

Adativalty-Office, August 12, 1819.

This day, in pursuance of the pleasure of His Royal High-
ness the Prince Regent, in the name and on behalf of His
Majesty, the following Flag-Officers of His Majesty's Fleet

were promoted, viz.

Swiney, Esq, Charles Edmund Nugent, Esq.
Charles Powell Hamilton, Esq, John Holloway, Esq, George
Wilson, Esq.—To be Admirals of the lied.

Edward Tyrrel Smith, Esq. Thomas Macnamara Russell,
Esq, Sir Henry Trollops., Knight, John Wickey, Esq, John
Fish, Esq, Sir John Knight, K.C.8., Sir 'Edward Thorn-
brough, K.C.8., Sampson Edwards, Esq, Sir George Camp-
bell, K.C.8.,' Sir James Saumarez, Bart. and G.C.B.—To be
Admirals of the White.

John Child Purvis, Esq, TheoObilus Jones, Esq, Sir William
Damett, K.C.8., William Wolseley, Esq, Sir John Sutton,
K.C.B.,Robert Murray, Esq, Honourable Sir Alexander Inglis
Cochrane, G. C. 8., John Markham, Esq, Henry D'Esterre
Darby, Esq, Edward ,Bowater, Esq, George Palmer, Esq,
Sir Eliah Harvey, K. C. 8., Sir Edmund Nagle, Ik. C. B.—
To lie Admirals of the Blue.

Francis Ponder, Esq., Henry Nicholls, Esq., Sir Herbert
Sawyer, K. C. 8., Sir Davidge Gould, K. C. 8., Sir Richard
Goodwin Keats, G. C. 8., Robert Devereux Fancourt, Esq,
Sir Edward Buller, Bart., Hon. Sir Robert Stopford, K. C.
8., Mark Robinson, EN, Thomas Revell Shivers, Esq, John
Dillies, Esq, Sir Thomas Foley, K. C. B.—To be Fice-didrni-
rat: of the Red.

[Vice-Admirals of the White, 4-e. to-morrow.]

Admiralty-o.fice, August 12, 1819.

His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been pleased,
in the name and ou the behalf of the King, to appoint Wil-
liam Robert Broughton, Esq, C. 8.; Sir Edward Berry, Bart.
K.c.B ; Wm. Prowse, Esq, C.B. ; and Thes. Baker, Esq. C.B.
to be Colonels in his Majesty's Royal Marine Forces, in the
room of Willoughby Thomas Lake, -Esq, C. 8.; William
Charles Fable, Esq, C. B. ; Sir George Eyre, K. C. 8.; and
Sir John Talbot, K. C. B. appointed Flag Officers of his Ma.
jest y's Fleet.