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London, England, 1814-09-06 00:00:00

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FRANCH PAP LAS:

PARV, SEPTIAIBER 2.

The Duke de Berri Immcd yesterday in the Bnis
de Boulogne. fie was accompanied by Aarshil fhb .
Duke of Ragusa. and several Eteglishrrmn n 1 d;s,:.)c-
tion. A great numher of English and French heirs
followed the chace in chaises and other open car-
riages, and breakftsicd with the Prince at BAggelle.

It is said that the household of the Dochessf An-
gouleme is at this moment organizing with all the
splendonr sui:cd to the rank which her Royal High.
cress holds TV. . the 'fl rune.

In the Sitting of yesterdA7, the House of Peers
:idopted three amendments to the law on the Lil)ertr
of the Press. These amendments arc of :la great
importance: if the King agrees to them, the law
will be returned to the Ii .use of Deputies. On S.l-
- ele House of Peers will discuss the semi
clause of that law.

The Chev.ilier Pizarro, Minister of his Cstholie
Majesty to the King of Prussia, left PAris to•Jsy tior

B..ve.ral err'nent painters are nr.w engaged in re.
p.tirin the 4i,e picturt•s of the of Verssiiles,
tOlich had sulf:red exceedingly. Every thing ::ii.
noitaces this truly roy.tl residence will soon re-
sume its former splcndaur. • •
PENITMTI.I:tY /10L;sE.--111C following is the snl•-•
stance of an Ordinance, by which his Mal:sty hits
decreed the establishment of a house of this &scrips

:inn :

We, Louis, &c. having had laid before us an ac
count of the situation of young conificts in the Dc.
partment of the Seine, and learning. that being dis.
tribute] in various prisons of nur gond city of Paris,
they are confonaded with ciiminals grown old is
crime ; that these prisons, besides, do not furnish
the necessary means for a suitable separation of t:►e
different deyrees of offenders, an important obj?ct
which we plopose to endeavour to
*attain, we have
• ordained as to;hws

Art. t. A hen It ri yin:FT wit. criminally or correctlonally
condemned by .entre.ce or the tillotittala, and not having vet
reached their 25th year. shell br taken front the rrisotts of our
city of Paris and collected in a p:ace to be dtstuated by nor
Minister of the interim..

2. A particular regimen shall be established in this lieuse. to.
getlyn with means of instruclion adapted to the young convict%
and suitable handicraft employments.

By the 3d, 4th, and sth articles, a Director of
the Establishment is appointed, who shall deliver in
every three months an account of its situation. An
instructor in morals and religion is also to be ap•
pointed.
Ply an .Ordinance of the 30th of Augnst. the Kinz
has appointed the Duke of Itocheioucauld, Peer of •
France, to be Director of this Penitentiary.
By another Ordinance, his Majesty has regulated '
the organization of the police-guard of the thy of
Paris : it is to consist of four companies, including
both horse and toot, and the total amount to be
1,017 men. The expense of their pay, &c. to the
amount of 1,422,714 fr. is to he defrayed by the city
of Paris ; together with 123,534 fro for the barrack
and other expenses.
In the sitting of the Chamber of Deputies yester•
day, the debates on the budget were farther con-
tinned. It was supposed that they would close on
the 2J.

NAPLES, AUGUST 19.
Our army has been raised to the full complement
of .55,000 men. Foreigners, not naturalized, have
received orders to return to their respective countries.
We are assured that it will be formed into three grand
divi.ions, the principal of which, under the com.
mand of General Carascola, will occupy all the
countries to the Po, as during the late war : of the
two others, one will remain id the kingdom, and the
other be stationed on the frontiers. His Majesty re.
views corps every day, and seems highly satisfial
with their good appearance.