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parted, rot stye isvering St whim. go*, die olden
O'Donnell;
General castanet, alio, boa addressed soother kind of ,
awn to ls user, Indeuating to them that they Illay rr-P
..
theillOVl4 to fight, in unison with the French, against anot:
maw efory.
" In addition to ail this, Ferdinand lately ordered fortise,
twos to he erected is Sierra Morena, and recruits to be 4,,,,,
Media La Mancha, all which menu to say that 44.-4.4--
In short, It indicates that all Spain, which rote io ntats against
foreign tyrant, vi pow-triad as Napoleon, is new ready to
splint so contemptible* dorneftle one, as

FRRNCN PAPERS.

PARTS, SEPTEMBER U.

Yesterday, at half-past one o'clock, the Empeu;
of Austria and Russia, .the King of Prussia, 1,
Grand Dukes Michael and Nicholas, and than Prim.,
of Prussia, went to the Thuil'cries to pay, as ,t
thought, their visit of taking leave of the Kin;.. 1,
following cirentnstances, which wescan authenticie.
'support thi% conjecture. The three Sovereigns wt.,
out together. and unaccompanied with the Pi ii.ec; ,
their family, after half an hour, and embraced hero,
entering their respective carriages. The Emperor I
Austria was heard saying to the Emperor of Russi:
68 Adieu, Sire, till we meet at Dijon ;" and ti
Emperor Alexander, in parting from the King ,
Prussia, said, " at Brussels."
It is conjectured from this, that the three Seer
reigns have fired their departure, and that the En
peror of Austria will set ore to-day for Dijon, wpm
he will be followed by the Emperor of Rusbia, cva
will then direct his route to Brussels to meet with th
King of Prussia. The latter, it is said, will i feet,.
his troops, and then depart for that city.
Tile Princes of Russia and Prussia left the Ki
an hour after their Majesties.
The Duke of Otranto departe,l yesterday i,
Dresden.
To-morrow the Austrians quit Paris. The all.
troops of this nation will direct their march with..
delay to Italy. The Chancelleries; the CommissiriA
and the Authorities, establishes! by Austria in .1
rent departibents, are dissolved, aad tot: Mutate
will depart likewise for liaty.
A traveller who has arrived from St. Quentin ri.
ports, that having occasion to go to Ham, he met .it
M. Moncey, Duc de Cuttegliano, at the inn. Hen.
fates that the Duke, on his arrival at the ca.tle w:iit
the orders of the King had appointed for his re,
dente, could not enter it, because the Prussians, w
at present occupy it, refused to admit lim, and t 1.,.
he was thus obliged to remain at the inn, from whei
he never goes out.
Yesterday being the anniversary of the Coronatic
of his Majesty the Emperor of Russia, the Dept:
of the Jewish Nation, in the Kingdom' of Polo
Messrs. Michel Etenger, Volt' Cohen, and Sicta.
Neiding, were admitted to an aedisnre of the EAT
roe, for the purpose of congratulating lam on his a.
cession to the Throne of Poland, and assuring him
their attachment to his august person.
It is, said, that the opening of du! Scisino of tit
Chambers will be still further delayed, and that
will not take place till the 9th inst. The clese.
this may be to allow time for the complete assemblii
_of the Ministry. Orders have been transmitted i
telegvaph to M. Vaiiisianc, who Ili at present a: ,447.
seilles, where he exercises the to,ctions of Pitect, :

COme to Paris as speedy as pos,ible.
According ti' news from I,:iiy, Madame Paul!!
Borgilese is still at the baths nt Lucca, tor the i
establishment of her health. It is said that shell,:
poses, when she has reelected, to go to Rome, I
make arrangements with her huaband (Hem woo,
she has separated, as eve; y one knows) cohceriii
her dowry. It remains to be ascertaint:d it she W.
thus be allowed to traverse the country at piedstir.
We have received 11:tters hem Saint AfTrip
which diminish very much the force of the r... 1
which we mentioned concerning the trouble: U.
prevailed there. ‘Ve are inured that it is false u.
I the church was Lurnt, and that the Piorestants

the objects of the persecution. Religious lanativs•
was quite foreign to the. commotion* which tor a in
menu agitated that city.
In several Prussian journals it is asked, linty itn't4
possible to suppose, that the publication of the R/uni
Mereary and the flee circulation of its opinions can
be restrained by a Government so liberal as t!ut t
Prussia, and in a country where the unlimited fie
dom of the press is a right religiously respected
NANTES, SEPTEMBER 24.
Yesterday and to-day the Prussian Stair, and th
troops of the same nation, who formed the Farris
of this city have quitted it. A similar arro'
has taken Place in all the parts of the department tta.
were occupied; these corps have directed their maid
to Calvados and the banks of the Seine.
The necessity of providing for the support of 4'
or 12,000 men, in a country so exhausted as (04.
Was •doubtless a heavy burden. Nevertheless,
must do Messieurs site Commandants of the Prosy"
troops, the justice to say, that they have ende.ivoui...
to alleviate it as much as possible, in maintan,i.:
among their soldiers a rigid discipline, and in fon;
ing with the inhabitants the most friendly conntstin, s
. l'hey appear like Wise to have appreciated th,. oibti
cies which the difficult circumstances i&t which Nc it
placed presented to the local Antlv+ncic:.
STRASBOURG, SEPTEMBER 33.
The Court of Enquiry formzd .it ntrasbntirr, 4"
the 14th instant, in consequence of oiders
Excellency the Minister .t War, to enquire inta
conduct of the Mareshal de Camp 13aris‘oenr4re,x''
the Members of the Council of Defeoce, r.I wog t'
the siege of Himinguen, has unanimously &do:.
that the 'conduct of the Genet al, and his Council, 14
without reproach.
MADRID, SEPTEMBER It.
..
His Majesty has issued a circular, in ie a
nid--
which the ancient relations of commerce and fie"'
neighbourhood appear to be established upon Oa
termer footing with France. The merchants. artio!
dud travellers of the French nation are allowed to
enter Spain to superintend their concerns, or to
tify their curiosity. It is only enjoined them CO Pr'''
sent passports recognised by the proper atithoric>.
From the enjoyment of these Art
.•
cepted all those Frenchmen or other rareligners Ir
have been 'urged in the wars in Span, or h' e
accepted of civil employments in the train of 6_l„'
pane's army, or during the period of the rein
Invasion. This measure
depraves a wand b
thug rifte of entering this country, and 111.
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