The Sun.
London, England, 1817-08-15 00:00:00

FRICIT PAPERS.

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PAiil3, AUG. I 1 .-The King, accomptpieil
l‘lonsieut, Madame, and the Princes, heard•mass'
yesterday in' the chapel of the .Castle. At Ili, re-
tern from chapel, his Majesty, with Monsie-nr on
his .yigliT baud. and Madarne on hit left, showed
blitise4 at the balcony •Of the glass gall,try.' The
larnations- were -then-duetted to .1 he
King and titeiloyal•Faotily. •Atter his Majesty's
rer'iirn to apartintios, lie received the 'Mini- •
• iters, the Marshals of i'rance.. a. great number
of Peers, of Deputies, and'ot Military ()dicers of
alk.ranks. All the persons presented to the Kip,,,!'
had afterwards the honour of being adinitt,titto thy
their respects to Monsieur, Miktlanie, and the
Princes.

OItDONNANCE OF

" Lou ts, tec.

" :krt. I. A nuniberof Officers unemployed situ)/ lie attached
to our troops in the following proportions:—
" To every Legion of Infantry, of which the third hatsalion
is not yet formed, there shall be attlcl►ed a battalion cw►sist-
ing of a Chef de Battalion, eight Captains, eight Lieutenants,
and eight Sub-Lieutenants.
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" T.> every Regirnent.of Cavalry there shall be attached a
squadron, consisting of a. Chef de Squadron, a Captain Ctun-
roandant, a Captain en Second, two Lieutenants, 'and four
Sub-Lieutenants.

" To the Regiments of Foot Attillery there shali be at.
tached 44 companies, consisting each of a Captain Com
inaudant, a Captain en Second, a First ALA a Second Lieute.

tiant.

w 2. The Officers thus appointed, and who have hithterto
received the halt-pay bf their respective ranks, shall toot nue
to receive at their domiciles, and from henceforth shall be en-
titled of right to h.elf the commissions opt active settice, which
shall become vacant in the corps to whiCh they are attached;.
" 3. The vacancies occurring in these attached battalions,
&c. in con,equenee of the appointments made as above, Shalt
be filled np with Officers of the sante rank, who were not in-
cluded in the first formation of the attached Irattalions,
" 4. The uniform of the Officers of the attached battalions,
&c. shall be that of the corps to which they respectivelf be-;
[The remaining regulations prescribe the uniforms of the
Officers not isacludvd in the attached battalions, &c.}
" Dated Aug.s, 1817. (Signed) LOUIS."
The arrangement for the execution of this Or-
efonnance having been made beforehand, all the
appointments were signed the sante day by the
sing.
Some time since it was stated that the French
Ex-Colonel Brun, who cornntanded the corps of
Dromedaries in the Army of Lgypt, and who is
charged with being one of the principal Chiefs of
the losiirrection which took place near Grenoble
its 1816, had been arrested at Genoa. He was
conveyed on the 28th ult. to Valence, and from
thence brought on the 29th under an escort to
Grenoble.
On the invitation of'the Emperor of Russia, the
Senate of Hambtergh has acceded to the Holy
Alliance.
The Dinte (le iteggio pasta, on rife
through Chalons stir Marne, on his way to re-
ceive the King of Pruisia.
It appears that several of the Southern Pro.-
vinces of France have been fur souse time sufiering
frorrr extreme drought.
'rise Prefect of Be urdeaux being informed that
several Spaniards., who were comprised in the De-
cree of Amnesty of his Catholic Majesty, and who
had received an extraordinary indemnity in order
to quit France, and along with this indemnity an
order for their route, had not yet passed the fron-
tiers, bust remained still in the department of the
Grande, has signified. to them, by an official no-
tice, , published in the Bourdeaux Papers, that
those among them who on the Path of August
shall not have followed their destination, should
be arrested. and conducted front one military post
to another, rill they teethed the frontiers of Spain.
By the same notification, the refugee Spaniards,
who conlose no part of the depots, and who have
Tint received assistance to return to Spain, but
who wi,h to reside in France, are enjoined to
declare their intentions to the Mayors, of the Com-
nnines where they live, and to furnish. an account
in writing of their former and present profession,
their wives and children.
Le mina, JULY 21.—The Emperor and Em-
press of Austria returned here the )7th from
Brody, and continue here.
FRANKFORT, AUG. G.—The King of Prussia
arrived yesterday at Henan.
Prince Dolgorucki passed through here yester-
day, en courier, corning from Paris and proceed-
ing to Carlsbad.
MADRID, JULY 29.—Tranquillity prevails at
present in Catalonia and Arragon. It is not
known what has become of Milans and his asso-
ciates, concealed for some time in the mountains
of Catitlonirt. They quitted thesis on the ap-
proach of the detachments sent to apprehend
them and it is said they have found an opportu-
nity of erabat king.

• ..
May employ iris ibeinity this speeplraton., re-
ceiye benefit. For, supposing the L'dtiii.fig'e for
the Ruble cOniln‘nis aboht th'c present Price.; the,
interest• hn the 8 tli embarked will he 742-
.per cent: tise in the Eichange IL'ill cause
a proportionate increase in the•interest.
for the Ruble, it will he equal to 15 per ceilt.';
and when the Ruble arrives at the par of 35d. 'it •
will be nearly 23 per cent. per annum.
By the iuclosed dkase you will also perceive
that the object of the Emperor is, " To diminish
successively the'rhass of flank Notes, till they
have-ietoered their original value" (eq4l to 35d.
fair the.RKble), " and there shall he placed every
:,year•ist the:•disposal of the Committee of the Sink-
ing Fundr-
tst. Thirty millioos of Rubles talten from the ievenues
of the awn:sins of the Crown.
"C. All the surplus of the 34144 appointed for the service
tlf the deists.
" al. AU the surplus of theosfrlinary reveaues of the,Trea:.
tarn, after that the expellees ofihe State are made good.
" 4115. The sums to be reerived for the estates sold by the
Cummittee instituteil in IBM"
" The Bank Notes derived from these four
sources are to be publicly burnt, and, in addition
to these, the whole amount of wiatever may be
loaned to the Ruisian Gtiverntnert on the terths.
before Mentioned ' so that the scle object is, to
lessen the mass of Bank Notes in circulation, and
thereby increase the value of the Paper Ruble, or'
Ruble of Exchange.
The utmost liberality is evinced in the bnper
rial Plan of Finance. Foreigners may equailly,
possess stock with the Russian subject. The in-
terest will ,be paid in time of war, as well as
during peace, without regard to the Proprietor be-
ing an enemy or not. '1 he Empercir pledges hirriself
that no tax or duty shall he laid upon this Funded
Stock; nor shall it be liable to seizure or sequestra-
tion, io. the event of war, or any other circum-

Stall:CM
" For Om convenience of FortigueF3, it is "-
ranged tlbat Transfers can be made in foreign
countries, before. the liit.ister or Consul. This
will save much e'spen.ce and delay 4 and will make
the Stuck a vroperty convertible into money any
where.

‘.‘ It is will worthy of remark, that the faith of
the Russian imperial Goveratoent, with respect to
till Public Debts, has been inviolably kept during
every change that has occurred.
" The present low state.of the Exchange be-
tween Russia and England, and the very reduced,
interat that can -now be obtained for money in
this country, has induced several persons to, take
part in this Loafs ; and should you deetnit worthy
of your attention, I shall be happy to give pa
every infomat ion you may yanuire. And it 1 am
honoured with an ift.teryiew (or a cortrninaication
by letter), you shall be perfectly satisfied, by the
most respectable references, with respect to my
character and cotnpetenci torransaet the business
to your satisfaction, dtil iu Such a Matinter"as will
establish the most perfect conidence:
" I have the honour to be, Sir,
" Your obedient humble Servant,
CHARLES M. sttLl4cm."