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DUSSILDOiIIi, MAT s. •
The Crown Prince of Sweden arrived latre yester-
day on his way to Elberfeld.--N.B. He arrived there
on the 9th, and was to leave it on the 11th.

MUSSELS, MO 14.
The corps of General Von York is already on the
march through Belgium to the Rhine, so that we
may expect for some days numerous bodies of troops
to march through here. General Bulow is already
here to regulate the farther march of his troops.
An Enslish brigade arrived here on the 12th, and
a second is expected at the bead-quarters of General
•
Graham.
It seems highly probable, that at a general peace
the Belgian Provinces will have a military frontier.
The French frontiers have, as is well known, a treble
line of fortresses. The first, consisting of Maubeuge,
Valenciennes, Lille, and ouay, will, it is thought,
be ceded to Belgium, and France will be indemnified
win some other quarter.
People here begin to say that it is very likely these
Provinces will bc, united with a neighbouring State.
Since we have a new Governor the requisitions
are much diminished, and the contributions exacted
with much less rigour.

LEYDEN, MAY
Accounts from Copenhagen say, that the enthn.
shun of the Norwegians is at the highest pitch. It
is armed 66,000 have voluntarily mardied to the
frontiers, the greatest part of whom Prince Christian
has sent back as not necessary at this moment. The
enthusiasm in Sweden is also great, 15.000 men are
under General Essen upon the frontiers, but as late
as the 29th of April, no fiostilities had taken place.—
Sweden is to fit out seven ships of the line and seve-
ral frigates, as well as a considerable army, against
Norway. The latest accounts from Gotten' burgh
say, that England has forbidden all intercourse with
Norway.
The page witgDeninark is not ratified (probably
between Sweden and Denmark), nor thet with Russia
and Prussia. It is said that the Swedish Ambassador
at Copenhagen insists on a decisive declaration
against Prince Christian, which, on account of his
popularity, is thought to be dangerous. Oa the ac-
count of Norway, several points yet remain undecid-
ed concerning Swedish Pomerania, Guadeloupe, and
the million banco which, by a secret article, Sweden
is to pay to Detinark, which one party-says is Ham-
burgh, and the other Swedish banco, which is only
Wlf as much. Now Sweden demands repayment of
the mats already adranced, which Denmark cannot
*fad. The Gown Prince is expected at Stockholm.
The Wiers on furlough
_are recalled. the treops,l
met the guards, are ordered to remain in rahorsur—
The Logi it is said. is soils to Mg, and the Danish
similar corps has received orders to halt.

THE I

?aria Papers teMay but 'arrived dianstesies
they amain some hay DMUS for disbars asp.
of the draw. • The Princes of the Blood
are reappointed tb the eigitary offices which, they
filled under the ancient The espott of the
signing of the Preliminaries is contradicted in the
same Paper which announced it the dal before. Not
a wad is mentioned in these Papers about Bow
PARTS t

" PARIS, MAY IS.
• a LOWS, by the Grate or Gm, Bing of France
and Navarre :
a Wishing to give the Princes of the Blood a mark
of oar attaduienti and the Armies a proof of our
satisfactioi :
-- ..
w -6
Upailhe report of our Minister of War, and,
with 41anullilee of the Council of State—We havis
ordains:tiara do ordain as follows :
*, Art.l. oar ovell-Selowsd Brother, Monsieur Comte d'Asii
tols, dell resume the tide of CokessiOenersi et the thaw
Duras.
• " L Onr cowls, the Paws de Conde, shall room the dam
of ColonelpOesstsi of the infantry of the Liss.
0 L Our Nephew, the Due S'Aegoulsine, I. clothed with the
title et CeleosiZenwsl ot the Cuirooders mit Dragoons.
" 4. Our *thaw, the Doc de Berri, will take the title et
Csinnsladswat el the Classeurs sad Lislit Horse Lancers.
" S. Our C 4111114 the Doe d'Orlsons, shall Mae the title
Caissairlsousi et the Howe.
* eh. ear Comas, the Du al Powhos thalfthe SO Side
CdonstpOsmsral et Light imientry.
" 7. The Oasis* vibes the Ikerier Goveeinsue MI imolh
sited es the easetiese el Osionnit•Osnwal shell hew the *le
0 add layseterpOstrel et isle teepeeeive eevalee, Whir she
sass el the Neese whom, ben appointed Oehmele•Gene.
W. "ad sala Proem the en. he oil prerepdvee tehht
"Mel eater et this ntement.
6' S. Or Maissee et Wee is elimeipel with the seeeedes et
the pewee eseeme,a
" Oleo at bele the 11111 h 16P• NM
011/000 . * Limos
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" Do 'env, Oemersi of Mame *liter of Th •
41 LOusic ki the Grata of Gift it&
a From the overt of oar Milli ser el Win 1. lip
pars that in coasegoossto of as SISOSSINIs hostgassa7
tics of the woo of the Pswfharf Oflnniall/ °I
'kb April, lfiaik several seleirs Oa
than saves at lillorty to vows so their
out Wing previously obtained
saws Wishing to treat thaw with i
_tips nate time to give the rams sobriliNeis $
who have remained faithfoi so their edioNs lid was
Say be entitled from their pewee eirstreieseces t?
shod.mbarogwwirstliseisei osmium
toi as follows
" A. furloughs— :
to a Mims*, sad ere en**
tm their hew ire wee hoe sae* moomod, 310 rellisd
w remilio,7
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who bra fr.

'menu Inteisretatkft of die emit of tie Peahen News-
men of 4th Aprll,lol4, have quitted their coloers to react to
their familial, without hating obtained legal permission, are con-
sidered as being absent on limited furioasios.
_ .

" S. Our Minister of War shall take an account of the num-
ber of 01Boers and men of each carps who are in this predica-
ment. He shad deliver absolute discharges to those who are en-
dtied to theist, and no s period to rhos not for rejoining their re-
ars:the regnant*. •
" 4. Our Minister of War is charged with the encode@ g
Deerse.--Glven at Paris, May is, 1114.*
44 To-day (16th May) the Colonels of the Army
were presented to his Majesty lay the Doc de Dump
first Gentleman of the Chamber to the King.
44 Chevalier Allain, Colonel. Commandant of the
Legion of Honour, and one of the oldest Colonels in
the French army, pronounced the following Address :
" Stan—As organ of the Colonels of the Army, I
depOsit at the foot of your Throne the homage of their
sincere respect and admiration for the high virtues of
your Majesty.
" The Colonels whe have now the honour of ap-
pearing before your Majesty, have passed through
every rank to arrive- at that which they now hold t all
of them were taught to obey before they knew how to
command, which ought to be to your Majesty a sacred
pledge of their obedience and devotion to their legiti-
mate Sovereign, to whom they swear inviolable fide-
lity---they will do more, Sire, they will report among
:he ranks of the soldiery, the paternal love which your ,
Majesty does not cease to testify to your military
family,, and those soldiers will exclaim with us-
-44 Long live the Father of the Army !—Long live our
legitimate Sovereign !"
ANIWZR 01 THZ KING.
4 I receive with pleasure the expression of the sen-
timents of the Colonels of the army they may rely
on my protection, and I rely on their bravery. I
trust they will serve me with the same fidelity, which
has hitherto distinguished them.'
44 His Majesty then granted the decoration of a
golden jeer de fir to the Colonels of the army. They
were afterwards presented to Madame the Duchene
D'Angonleme, and were most graciously received.
Colonel Attain, who headed the Deputation, was a
fords in COOPS to Louis XVI.
44 To-day his Royal Highness Monsieur visited
the Hotel des Inealtdes. The veterans saluted him
with •e Vive Monsieur ! Vive le Roi l' He tasted
their soup, and broke a loaf of bread to examine its
quality. At the extremity, of the refectory he also
helped himielf to a glass of wine and drank to the
health' of the brave invalid soldiers with that chival-
rous frankness for which be is so conspicuous. He
retired amid the acclamations of all around him, and
promised to represent to his Majesty how kindly he
bad been received.
44 His Majesty the Emperor of Germans., accom-
panied by his Grand Chamberlain Count Wrbna, his
Chief Aide-de-Camp, Baron Kutschera, his Llsirt
Physician M. de Stiffi, and several other Great Offi-
cers of his Household, visited the Catacombs of Paris
this morning, which no Sovereign ever did before.
They afterwards proceeded to the old Quarries of this',
Faubourgs, St. Jacques, and St. Germain, and went
through all the subterranean: chambers."
4. PARIS; MAY 17.
" The Emperor of Russia dined two days ago at
the Castle of St. Lee, near Montmorency, with Prince
Eugene, his mother (theca-Empress Josephine) and
sister.
a The Council a War labours incessantly at the
re-organisation of the army. The department of the
artillery is already finally arranged. There will be,
it is said, eight regiments of foot and six of horse ar-
tillery.
" M. Joseph Hamony, nephew Of the Patriarch of
Jerusalem, formerly Grand Douanier at Cairo, and
afterwards chief of .the Jannisaries, has been nomi-
nated Colonel Commandant of the Mamelukes in the
service of the King of France.

AI The Prince of Belmonte Pignatelli has been ap-
pointed a Privy Councillor by the Emperor of Russia.
a Prince Berthier, as Captain of the Garde: du Corps,
on duty yesterday, gave his arm to his Majesty when
he descended the steps of did apartment to go to
,Cisepel.
, 0 The pease is not signed, as we stated yesterday,
hijetentemelemeen to believe that it is very near being
iOS dikalpirme laid, and even the principal stipu-
Wen sib - the Treaty are no longer concealed—they
..00tii Memorable to France. A peace of this nature
1.111/f on be solid; and it cannot fail to add to the
Lseadtede which we already owe to the Allied Sae-
I I.4gati. Ws have no hesitation in saying, that this
which has bean so long expected; and the cis*
which have accompanied the negociatiess,
41 be to oor segmt Sovereign a new title to the level
tibia subjects.
411. We are mowed that an ordonnance will speedily
Ma* *des the army on the peace establishment,
MI the wombat will pc 24(1,000 men.
al From Switzerland we learn that four regiments 1
tows
IWO 0611141 win speedily arrive at Paris. IL del
has been appointed General Commandant
Mt
' fis Tim lielywartswittes last night gave a grand
to die Med lomeeigns at St. Cloud. A French I
y was Med.
• A goad entettidootent wag gifts at Bourdeanx
.
es tbe 116 liDet• on boerd the Podargus British beig
war, to the Due d'Angosleme. Admirals Lord
la* and Pelee receimi his Royal Highness na
bawd, tinder a salon of twenty.one guns, and the
Ainial Steadard of Taw Was immediately hoisted.

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