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JA)NI-)C'N-,
itIONIMY, JULY 27, ISIS.

We received yesterday the Paris Papers of
Thursday last, and this morning' those of Friday.
We stated on Saturday the substance of what
passed before the Tribunal of Correctional Police,
,in consequence of the request made by General
CANUEL to have postponed, his case against
SAINNEVILLE and FAIIVIER, on charges of
calumny. General CANUEL asserted as a
ground for the postponement, that all his pa-
pers had been seized, amongst which were
some that were essential to the conduct of
his cause. In - contradiction to this assertion
some of these Journals state, that on looking over
his papers they were found to contain nothing
,of
the least importance with regard to the affair
of Lyons. It appears that on leaving the
Tribunal, the General proceeded to the Of-
fice of the Juge &Instruction, where his ap-
pearance having been recorded, he was allowed
to go at large upon his parole of honour till the
next day. His papers were then examined, and,
according to one statement, they were.fpund to
caontain nothing of any importance. The General,
however, on-appeating again on Thursday before
the Juge d'lnstruction, underwent an interroga-
tory, which lasted from half. past twelve till six
o'clock in the evening. The result was, that, by
virtue of a mandat issued by
,the Juge &Instruc-
tion, the General was committed to the Concier-
genie to await a further instruction.

One of the Papers triotes_from the Journal
de la Belgique the following paragraph :—" They
write from the frontiers of France, the 3A of
July, as follows—A report is in circulation at *the
head-quarters of tire- Army of Occupation, that
the. Emperors of AI.7STRIA and RussiA, and the
King of l'Eusstn, after holding the conferences at
Aix-la-Chapelle, will take a journey to• Paris.
is added, that the Austrians will return by the
gall, and the Pl.ussians by the Grand Duchy of

Luxemburg. The Russian troops will protribly
embark, the Saxons will take the shortest road to
the Rhine, a:nd the Danes will' march Votne
through the Netherlands."

In contradiction to some veonnts from. Fran-
kfort, it is asserted in M
an artier from anheim,
that tile labours of the Germanic Military Com-
mittee were proceeding rapidly, and that they would
he shortly terminated.
The Glasgow trigate, having on board. Sir T[lo.•
MAS MAITLAND, Lord -Commissioner to the lonian
Isles, arrived at Genoa on the Bth instant.

The Duchess of RAGUSA arrived at Franhfort
on the 17th instant.

The Emperor of RUSSIA arrived at Petersburgh
on the 27th tilt. The King of l'ElisslA was to leave
Moscow on that day, and his Majesty and the
whole Russian; Court were. expected at Peters-
burgh' in the course of a week. Four hundred
and fifty horses, for relays, were stationed at
each post.
The accounts from Aix-la-Chapelle continue to
speak of the expected arrival there of a number of
Sovereigns, about the period of the conferences
between the Allied Monarchs, and they mention,
as certairt, the jonrnies thither of the Duke of
WELLIN-GTow, the Duke de RICHELIEU, and
Lord CAST-LE-REACT: - •

An article from Frankfort speaks of a conshier-
able change being in contemplation in the Re-
presentative.system of Hanover-.
The following are further Extracts from the
Journals of Friday :
" JULY Marquis de Villeneuve
is appointed .Prefect of the Department of Pyre-
'
n6es Orientales, in the room of the Sicur Villierz
du Terrage, appoiritedto the Prefecture of lloubs ;
and the Sim. Dogied is appointed Prefect of the
Department of Basses Alpes, in the room of the
Marquis de Villeneuve. •
The Ex-Conventionalist Lejeune, who has
for some time resided at Brussels, set out from
thence on the 18th instant, td proceed to Prussia
with a passport, furnished to- him for that desti-
nation.

" The King promenaded yesterday as usual,
and received at a private audience M. de Saint

Crier/.
" A German Jontnar states, That Alldanie de
• • •
Krudeners ii.prphi•Nt'ed praiers
or"ot.bei acts of devoTi'f.;n'in

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