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Steel, proper for the mattufeeture elf needles, 40 fr. per VW lilt

Iron and Steel which Las arrived in the ports of France betorel
the publication of the present law, or warehoused in virtue of
the Ordonnance of the 12th August, is exempted from thexe
duties.—Gipm at Park, 19th August, 1814.
(Siz ccd) LOUIS.

The Chamber having attended to the Address of
the Minister, and received the project of the law, re-
ferred the same to the consideration of itaCommittees.

PARMA, AUGUST 10.

M. Beausset, Prefect of the Palace. arrived in this
city two days ago, in order to prepare the Royal Re-
sidence for our new Sovereign, Maria Louisa.
Madame Letitia (Bonaparte's mother) has arrived
at Porto Firrajo, in the Island of Elba.
By a Patent from the Emperor of Austria, pub-
lished here, Count Macaulay Ceralis is nominated,
in the name of her Royal Highness the Archduchess
Maria Louisa, Duchess of Parma, Placentia, and
Guastallo, Minister of the above States ; and by a
regulation, by which the above Duchies are divided
into two Governments, the Government of Placentia
has the city of that name for its capital—the form of
Government is monarchical. The Administrative
Authority is to be exercised conformably to the laws,
by a Minister, two Governors, and as many Podes-
tates as there are Communes in the three Duchies,
with the concurrence of a Council of State, &c. The
Minister is the Head of every Administration. The

cockade is to be white and red.

PETERSLURGH, JULY 27.

The following Rescript has been addressed by his
Majeity the Emperor of Russia to the General of In-
fantry Wasmitinow :
" It has come to my knowledge that various pre-
parations have been made to receive me. T never
regarded such matters but with repugnance, but at
present they are less agreeable than ever. The events
which have put an end to the bloody war in Europe,
are the works of the Mosr thou alone. We ought
all to thank lIIM on our knees. Make known every
where my unalterable resolution, that no preparation
shall be made to receive and compliment me. Send
orders to the Governors, that none shall leave their
posts for such a purpose. I hold you responsible for
the punctual execution of this order. lam always
your's, very affectionately, " ALEXANDER."
The day before yesterday his Majesty arrived here,
and was received with great enthusiasm. There will
be illuminations for three days.

NAPLES, AUGUST 10.

By a Decree of the 15th, the King has abolished a
law which declared the communes responsible for the
disorders committed by Brigands on their territories.
The King, by another decree, permits the free expor-
tation of grain. The Emperor of Austria has sent
his Majesty four decorations of the order of St. Leo-
pold, to be distributed among the officers who have
rendered most service to the State during the last
campaign.
VIENNA, AUGUST 11.
There is now no doubt that the Allied Monarchs
will be here in the course of September. The Em-
press of Russia will arrive on the 10th September,
and the Emperor of Russia and King of Prussia will
arrive between the 15th and 20th.
Our Exchange, which had risen to 254, has fallen
suddenly to 254, without any cause being assigned.
The Court Gazette of this day contains an Imperial
Ordonnance, declaring, that the greatest part of the
Provinces, known under the French Administration
by the name of Illyria, being vested, by treaties with
the Allied• Powers, in his Majesty, shall henceforth
form an integral part of his Empire. In thus adopt-
ing the inhabitants as his subjects, his Majesty freely
at.d fully accords to them every religious and commer-
cial advantage enjoyed by the rest of his subjects.
PIIGGIO, AUGUST 8.

The an ival of trio Imperial Highness die Arch-
duke at Modena has by no means calmed the agita-
tions which prevailed in our city, which the presence
of the Austrian troops has encreased rather than di-
minished. We cannot forget that our city has always
been the very altar of Italian freedom ; and that the
hatred of all foreign domination has always been
esteemed a virtue by the patriotic inhabitants of
Reggio.
BERLIN, AUGUST &

His Majesty made his entry into this capital yes-
terday, with great military parade, attended by the
Princes of the Royal Family, and a number of Gene-
ral Officers. His Majesty reviewed all the troops
who were drawn out, first the infantry, aim' then the
cavalry ; and Te Deum was sung on the happy occa-
sion. A dinner of 270 covers was afterwards served
up•in the grand gallery. His Majesty sat between
Prince William of Prussia and the Dowager Princess
of Solms Braunfels. Directly opposite to his Majesty,
sat the Prince Chancellor of State, between Prince
Blucher and Field Marshal Kalkreuth. At six o'clock
his Majesty went to the Opera, where he was received
with the greatest enthusiasm ; and was greeted in
like manner at the National Theatre, which he also
honoured with his presence. At nine o'clock his
Majesty, accompanied by Prince Blucher and several
other General Officers, mounted his horse, and pa-
raded the streets to see the illuminations. Before
dinner his Majesty received several deputations; and
wherever he appeared the joyous acclamations of the
people seemed to rend the skies.

The Austrian Ambassador has taken the residence
of the late unfortunate Mr. and Mrs. BOKAR, at Chit-
'fielhurst,ln Kent, for the season. His Excellen:y
Asdlamily TAU leave tows for Cbissclhurst the latter
end 9f this Inek.

HAIIIMJRCH MAIL.

A Hamburgh Mail arrived to-day ;—nothing is
said in the German Papers of the affairs of Norway ;
but they contain tome important intelligeace from
other parts of Europe :

COPENHAGEN, AVGUST 13.
By a sentence of the Supreme Court of Justice, of
the 29th of July, Mr. M. N. Westerman, Counsellor ,
of Justice, and Chief Director of the Lottery, is con-
demned to banishment, and payment of costs, for
having written and sent, by Mr. Gyldenpaten, a letter
to Mr. Canter Anker, at Christianna, containing the
most criminal expressions, concerning the measures
which his Majesty the King found necessary on con-
cluding the last Treaty of Peace 'with Sweden, and
in which he has the boldness to blame his Majesty's
resolution to cede the Kingdom of Norway, and to
say, that that kingdom ought to have a part of what
belongs especially to the Danish Crown, &c. The
attorney had demanded that he should be declared
infamous, be capitally punished, and his property be
forfeited.

On the II th of August, a notice published, sig.
nifying that the Duchies of Holstein and Sleswick,
having contributed much more largely than the other
parts of the kingdom to the maintenance of the Rus-
sian troops, it was thought equitable that as the stay
of the troops was protracted, the kingdom of Den-
mark should be taxed apart. The notice fixes the
sums to be paid by the land-holders; 1218 ships paid
the sound•duties in July.

The ship of the line the Louisa comes out of Dock
at Copenhagen on Monday, instead of the frigate the
Pearl : a brig with three transports, goes to the West
Indies in September.