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been taxed to tfie amount of 60,000 fr.

Uzes, a town near Niimcs, his also been a prey i .
violent disord:rs. SeverAi I:iuscs bare deen d

stioyed there, and we arc even assured, that tonne
the inhabit ,r.i.s, accused of Bonapartism, have lc
their lives.

A ccrti'n numhz,r of the rersons characterised, u
der !inn, arte'b Col:mount, as sh irp-sic,iters of d
Platy- - Curt% ia their at :11'; as r
.aVe had their lintlst:s visited and s::arcl.'
, for arms.

We are assured that a very important d.,elarati
of the Allied Powers will speedily appear, concernic
the giving up of all branches of the administration
the government cf the King ; it is sai 1, that this st:
render has already been made by the Russians.
The District Colleges of Paris give proofs of t!
good spirit which animates the great body of the t-1.-
tors. 'Their suffrages have generally fallen on nv.-.
distinguished for their attachment to the King ar. '
country, for their intelligence and services. Among
other candidates f..r the legislature thus nominatoi
are mentioned the Baron Louis, M. de Caze, Prell-4
of-Police, Baron Pasquier, Ministkr of Justice, M. Du-
loos, Sub-prefect, and M. Tripier, Advocate.
It is stated that General Vandamme was yesterda'
arrested on the bridge of Charenton.
Yesterday their Royal Highnesses, the Dnke an f
Dtlchess of Angouleme, and Mons. the Duke IA
Berry, heard vespers at Notre Dante, and then attei
ded the procession of the Yaw of Levi: XIII. lit
religious ceremony was most solemn and impressit:.
All the streets through which the procession passei
w-re hung with tapestry, as at the processions of
Fele Di.u. An immense concourse joined the Frt.-
cessions and all were pervaded by a pious votvr,
excited by the affecting exampleot the august thug,
ter of our Kings.
Count Aboville having proved that he neither s:.
nor would sit in the Chamber of Peers conv:ited
B'inaparte, the Ordinance of the 2.1. th of July it di.
dared inapplicable to him.
Sir H. Wellesley, Ambassador from his Britain::
Majesty to the King or Spain, arrived on the 9th at
Bayonne, and was to set out the following day ft:
this capital.
llis Catholic Majesty is not now expected it
France.
The sequestrations which were laid on the
money of many Receivers• General in the departmen.
occupied by the Austrians, and particularly at 1,),j0t
are to be taken off.
The Duke of Fitz-James has written a letter to tt.
editor of the lieu-nal de Parir. in which he thews, ! rot:
a document in Bertrand's ()art hand.writing, tt: th.
General had sent in his adhesion to Lous X VIII.—
Bertrand's letter foilows :
" My dear Edward, I send you my letter for the K:nr, an,!cr
treat you to coi.vey it to frm. You know me too we.l :
the part which 1 alsotil.l take unda ;11-i-et etreurns.:aac
" The Emperor having abdicate I all relea-eLI fr ,111 ob!
intim It is now only the unfortunate Emperor v hoar c accon•
pany ; and as I have said in my Idler to the King, I p.:y the Cet:
of gratitude and lion.oir.
" I remain the subject of the King, an I will be his fai:bll.i
subject as I have been of the Emperor. lam pe, %Wilk' that thy
Emperor has renounced in his heart as in ilia tleclAtAtion all Pi
o: re-entering frame; bin 1 can aroure you • i.l:vrther, that mole:
no circum,tanc&s will I nu: in poli,ical I never wt•
man of revolution ncr of intrigues,and I will die as I have ,
an honest man and a man dimmer. if ever you tia:c an opt t.
tunny of speaking of me, you may affirm without ripk of but •
contradicted by facts, that I shall never deviate trion the
my itu,y.
" I desire to he able to visit my family. It is more than ilia •
years since I have seen my mother. If a year I retort. to y. 4
for petruission to spend 'Gnu months at Chateaurotoe
bosom'of my family. I reckon on your acquiescmice
" I s..lute your children, and reckon on your loud recollectic,.
of me. May you be as happy as I wish you to be.
" Fontainifteau, April 10, 1814. • " serrama."
The Duke of Fitzjames adds, that he has depusite.'
the original of the letter with a public apiary.
TURIN, AUGUSr 5.
The Journal of this City publishes the two follow
ing letters which have been intercepted together wit
some other papers :
COPY OF A LETTER FROM LUCIEN aoN4plltrc TO
. THE PRINCESS BORGH ESE.

• • " Neuilly, June 26, MI
You mud have learned, thy dear Pauline, the new mist):
tones of the Emperor, who has just abdicated in favour of
dm. He is about to depart for the United States of Amen.%
whete we Will rejoin him. He is full of courage and ‘..laino
I Mall endeavour to rejoin my family at Rouse, in order u 0: •
duct It to America. It your health 'permit, we shall
there. Adieu my dear sister; mother, Joseph, Jerome, aml n:)
self, embrace you: affectionate brother, Lucite,
" P. S. I have retired to your fine estate of NeulUy."
LITTKR FICA CARDINAL FESCII TO THE '4)4E.
" Paris, June gn, jal2.
" Loden set Off yesterday for London, in order to get passror
for the rest of the family. Joseph And also Jerome will writ It
their passports. Lucien bat let. here his secand daugh.er,
has just arrived from England; she will set oil again in a tewp,••
I foresee that the United States wiU be the cud of the chug.
think you ought to remain in Italy; but recollect that ch.lisct•
is one of the most estimable gitts of the Creator, with which !
has enriched your family. Ezercii.e courage then and sow; •
of mind to rise superior to mi,f irtuue—let not economy qt, •
a sacrifice. At this moment we ate all poor. li our MULIM:f 4
brothers embrace you.—Your alfectionaie
(Signed) " UArdival
FLORENCE, AUGUSt' s.
The Tuscan troops al:butted to take poss:.ss;ll(
the isle of Elba, in the name of our Graiid 010.:
landed on that isle on toe 30;o July. Nest di!
Lieutenant-Colonel Casanova. commanding tht,e-
pedition, informed .his government, that the ti.h.l'
having invested Porto Ferrai.,, CommAnJant e •
first demanded a suspensisri of arms, in order tore. •
01 the surrender oh the place; our that atterw,:rd
in virtue ti a, convention, the I
'2uscai, fro elm t. 0
possession of all the posts of the the :miller:.
angnehi;to. ni anti all that was (Quad there.