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London, England, 1815-09-19 00:00:00

powitk, in toopssekted hill! I 14--4144iete
~sisting in the subrng.rtiorr of St. •1300fisica,A6 •
id, island he accdrdingiy accompanied,Lttiefie;-
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int,nimis memory. In the horrid eftieltits roc,.
1 by t!ie white slaves 01•13061APARTR. on the bleci
of St. poiningo, • Bovna bad a full shale-sit
41IIMIg other tout ctimt;s, he stands cotiviatest,
t;,,, eyes or all Europe, and u,ion historical dein-
vas of irrefragable authenticity, of having orderech
black conk, for some p.etty pilfering, to be de,'
on." by blood-huntid4: and of witnessing the awful
tvotion !
On his return to France he was taken prisoner. by
Dritish cruizer, and conveyed to England, in 1804.
this occasion, a ith the most unparalleled dhow.
he el.ritnecl, as his private property, all the specie
'ltch seas on board the vessel in which he was a
lass:tiger. BONAPARTE listening to his remonstrances,
,beet upon the Earl of Eunx, - then travelling
sroggt, Fr.nce with regular passports, and.threw
into the Castle of Lourdes, until &MIR
jechred himself satisfied with the arrangements
aids were nude, and by which he was allowed to
.itjin his plunder. The short-sighted and short-lived
:AnriAl Ministry of Lova XVIII. in 1814, selected
Bow; lot another expedition against St. Domingo,
1,1;6 he hind Limns were dnubtless planning .at
;alduupe, when, happily foi St. Domingo, :the
:darn o their Patron from Elba gave a new aspect
the affairs qt France in the eyes of his transatlaptic
himirers.

This day we received the Paris Papers of Saturday.
rtcy furnish us with the following articles :

PARIS, SEPTEMBER 15.
After Mass yesterday, several deputations from the
'Ntotal Colleges were presented to the King.
At one o'clock the Duchess d'Angouleme gavu
Niiznce to several deputations also, as well as to se-
alai el the Civil and Military Autlio.ritied. •
The King of Prussia and the Archduke Ferdinand
'lilted the Duchess yesterday.
Several detachments of Belgian and English ea.
Jiry ent,:nd Paris this day by the Barrier achy.
A wolt w.ts killed yesterday morning in the• Rue
tinelot, quarter Popincourt.
eruay morning, at five o'clock, the Duchess
Angoulume, took an airing in the Buis de Boulogne.
Monsieur and the Duke.de Berri left Paris early
urday miming for Rambousllet.

At nine e'clock yesterday morning, a detachment
'thee; or four hundred mea of different regiments
.t'le 'in.:. passed through the Garden of the Thuile-
preceded by a white flag.
We are assured that the King has ordered several
:ittures to be painted to ornament the Thuilleries.
Girodet is employed on a picture representing St.
:Au rendering justice under the oak of Vincennes.
t. Gerard is executing for the ball preceding 'thsi
•'...:414el a picture of tie entry of Henry IV. into Paris.
1. Gros and M. Guerin are also employed upon di&
'Ant pictures.
Two orders of the day are now stuck up about
Pain The first, dated 22J July last, enjoins all
niench officers and soldiers .to present themselves to
the General Staff of the first Military Division, to.ob-
tim permission, to remain in • Paris,. -under pain of
'ring arrested, and having it considered a formal act
f disobedience. Tile second,. of the btb
criers French Officers of all ranks, who have obtained
permission to remain, never .to appear in public with-
le their uniforms, nor without carrying their permis-
.:cm to remain with them, oder pain of a severe pu-
Aliment.

The Russians have thrown two bridges over the
Meuse near Verdun, and another ovei the Moselle
oar Meta, to facilitate the passage of their troops.
ill the Ru; ian army is marching for the Rhine.
Saint Menchould and Clermnnt Argone were illu.
'3;nated on the birth-day of the Emperor Alexander.
':ae evening before, several discharges of cannon
mnounced a splendid fete.

Communications with Besancon are wholly inter-
'upted ; that town is entirely blockaded.

For several days the Allied troops have been Isom-
Arding the F. rt of Salins.
Nantes has about one hundred Prussians.for a gar.
.son. The main body to'Whiclr they belong, -remains
a little distance from that‘ity.
continual movement takes place among the
'at;sian troops at St. Quentin ; it is very rare that a
euchment remains eight days in the same canton-
lehts. It is said the Allied troops do notirropose
Lontinuing the siege of 1.1 Fere.
A corps of Austrians, about 1500 men, who quit.
''delialons-star•Saone, for Tournus and Macon, have
ctered the first of these two places.
The re-organization of the French army proceeds
•ith the utmost activity.
We are assurtd that the garrisons of Landau,
Schelestadt, Neuf.lirisac, and Phalshourg,
v been disbanded.
icsterday an Officer of the garrison of Schelestadt,
.ccisnpanied by a Saxon Officer, arrived at Stras-
toutg Am the !Ali on a mission to Geneial Rapp ; the
,I)jrct is unknown.
A letter from Cambray of the 9th says, that eleven
Limns laden with contraband goods have been
:4(4 by the Gen darmcrie and conducted into the
We hear that at the late siege of Huningen several
miles co-operated ip•un active manner in the de.
*nce *A the. place ; trey &mtg, and danced on the
r.mparts to encourage The hoicked. Mademoiselle
'MOIR': Blanchard, daughter of the Mayas. of Hu.
vixen, fired herself the first mortar against tiro town
Bask.

Sever ;t1 reach Officer, of mak, who had snwedi