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THE SITN.

QUIS TOMMIE F.NL,U M ADDEAT

LON DON,
SATURIMY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1817.

We received this Morning the Paris Papers of
Tuesday acid Wednesday last. The Moniteur of the
former day contains two Royal Ordonnances, nne
granting a bounty upon the exportation of cotton,
and the ether reducing the duties on the inipor-
tation of silk. The following are extracts :
" PARIS, Sett. 17.•-The King received yester-
day after Mass, at a private andierice, M. M. Bran-
cadoro, Patrizi, and Calcanini, Apostolic Able-
gates, who took leave of his Majesty.
A Cabinet Cquncil, composed like the pre-
ced ng ones, assembled yesterday at the Hotel of
the Duke de Richelieu. It is said that this Coun-
cil heti tti minuted the arrangement confided to
them, and that it will be presented to the King
next It eduesday.

" They write from Lyons, that by a decision
of his Majesty on the 27th ult. the Baron
llatil-
lon, Captain hi 1,, Legion of La Loire In-
ferieure,who commanded the detachment of Saint
Gerais Laval, employed to conduct to execution
the convict ()who and his aecoopliees, has been
d•smissed from the army, and erased from the
list of Officers.

" lly of the Prevotal Court of the Depart.
went du (thole, the 10th ult. four individuals
who had take': part in the hie disturbances in
the neighbour hood of Lyons, have been sentenced
to dtpurtation, and several others have been en.
termed to imprisonment and tine.

" Twenty-Iwo vessels were loading at Havre
the 12,f1i instant, for Mart initrte, -Gtradalnupe,
Yolk, Baltimore, New Orleans, Rio Ja-

lie". &c.

" Gel,eral Lagarde, the French Ambassador to
the cflprt of Bavaria, arrived yesterday from Mu-
nich at Paris, on leave.

" The Princess ‘Villiam of Hesse was happily
dt'livercd of a Princess on'tlie Bth instant.

" list letters from Breslau state; that the
greatest tra prevailed there, and that no
apprehensions were entertained of new disturb-
ances. Eleven persons Irave died in consequence
of ill: wounds they received in the late tumult.
" It is not known what has become of Madame
de Kt wiener. Some of the letters flow Switzer-
land stare that she is in Alsace; sshilst others
say she is -residing incog. in the' Grand Duchy of
Baden, a few leagues from Schaffhausen. Several
persons of her suite are in the latter. Canton,

They write from Strasburg, the 12th instant,
that the Duke 61 Wellington was expected that
afternoon at ligguenan, atter having reviewed in
the morning the Wurtemberg corps Warm& on
the plain of Guwdershoffen. The grand Austrian
teview was to take place the next day on the plain
of llagnenan, The Duke of Wellington was ex-
pected on the 13th at Strasburg.

The day before yesterday,'the King received
at a private audience M..Bellart, President of the
.lectoral College of the Seine, who remained
half an hour with his Majesty.
" By arra of the Cour Royale of Lyons, the
27th tilt, a shoemaker, .convicted of uttering se-
ditious cries lie the Place tln Change of Lyons,
and invoking the name of the Usurper, was sen-
tenced to five years imprisonment, 50 francs fine,
and five years surveillance under the High Police.
A letter from Cadiz of the 26th ult. states,
that in the course of October and•Nueetitho two
squadrons will sail from that port for South Ame-
rica, with transport vessels, having- on board
troops, anitnunition, and artillery. The Expedi-
tion that first sails is destined for Peru, where it
will convey from 4 to 5,000 men, troops of all,
arms.. The second will have on board 2,000 men,
and its course will be directed according to cir-
With respect to. foreign auxiliary
troops, which it was stated, were to join the
firers of Spain, iu order to secure the pacification

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