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London, England, 1814-06-11 00:00:00

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House of Peers Pelf a' `
The Archbishop afo.llopawand Tenn. —-.-
The Bishop of tairisiod Chalons. ,
The Prince de beeieteet;, M. de Hoagies, rr ince de Pots
the Prince de Chalets ; 'llva the. Prince dr Weiriii.
The Dukes d'Uses, Eibeettf, Montbaxon, li 'Vresseillo, Che-
vreuse, Brissac, Richelieu, Rohe% I.tntembtith„ fillitnrent,
Niortemarr, Saint-Aigaan, Noailles, Aumont, Harcourt, Fits-
) antes, Braocas, Valeutinnis, Fleury, Duns, la Vayguyon,
Westin, la Rochefoucauld, Clermont-Tonnere, Cholikul, Ceigny,
Croy., Crralie, Laval-Montmorency, Montmorency, i3eautuoar,
I.orgts, CI el d'Havre, Polignm, Levis, Malik, Saebt-Tavanne,
lit Force, Castries, Serent, Plaisance, & Feltre, and Dantzick.
Marshals Tarente, Eichingen, Albufera, Castiglione, Gott-,
vion-Saint-Cyr, Raguse, Reggio, ConegUaoo, Treviso, Peas-
non, Serrurier, and Valmy. 1
Comes Abrial, Barthelemy, Bayanne, Beauharnais, Beau.
wont, Bertholet, Beurnonville, Baxbe-Marbois, Boissy-d'Anglas, I
Uourhier, eveque d'Evreux, Catiore, Canciaux, CanAlsoca,
Chasseloup Laubat, Cholet, Clement de Ris, Colaud, Coichen,
Cornet, Coraudet, d'Aboville, d'Aguesscau, duc do Doursickr
Dirous, DenuTtudeCrol.l).„))44elii.d'tutior. Dispa, 411......
'terrier, trepge; Destutt de Tracy, d'Harvillo, d'Houbersaaml
d'Hedouville, Dupont, Dupuy, Ettumey, Fibre de l'Aude, Foss
canes, Gamier, Gassendi, Gamiest, Hsrwln, de Jaucourt,
Journu Aubert, Klein, Lacepide, de Lantartilliere, Lanjulnals,
Laplace, de la Tour-Maubourg, Lecouteulx-Canteleu, Lebrun
deßochemont, Legrand, Lemercier, Lenoir•Laroche, de l'Espi-
nasse, de Malleville, de Montbadon, de Montesquieu, Pastoret,
Pad, de Pontecoulant, Porcherde Richebourg, Rampon, Redon,
Ile Sainte-Suzanne, de Saint-Valher, de Segur, de Semonville,
1 Maret hal Comte Serrurier, Soulis, Shee, de 'reicher, de Thome-
nerd, de Valence, de Vzubols, Vernier, de Vilimianzy, Vimar,
Volney, Mahon, Dessolle, Latour-Maubourg, Belliarth Curia!,
Viomenil, and de Vaudrcu3 ; Badly de Crussol, kfarquis d'Har-
court, Marquis de Clermont.GaUtrande, and Comte Charles &
Dimas.

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PAnS,..JUNE 9.
That part of the property of the Duke of Orleans
which had not been sold, has been restored to him by
the King : it consists partly of woods and forests ;
among which is the forest of Villers-Caterets, and
their annual product is about four millions of francs.
We are assured that the Americans have promised
to give 1000 acres of land to such foreign General Of-
fixers as will enter their service, a smaller quantity to
the other officers, and thirty acres to every soldier...—
We are ignorant whether this measure will procure
them any powerful assistance, but it is doubtful : the
genet al blockade of their shores by the English fleets
-will render the arrival of these new auxiliaries diffi-
cult, whose voyage will, besides, be interrupted by
the various Governments of Europe. •
• Yesterday the King visited the Museum, and re-
mained three hours in the Picture Gallery, admiring
this superb collection.
M. Molini, Maritime Prefect of Cherbourg, has
tit crca.teWleron for his ancient. serykes.
M. tal‘trescslchi, late, Minister for Foreign Affairs
for the Fingdoni of Italy, has been appointed Gover-
nor-General of Parma and Placentia, which has de-
volved upon the Archduchess Maria Louisa.
• A French squadron, commanded by Rear-Admiral
Cosmar, left Toulon on the 27th May, to bring home
the French troops which are in Corfu and the other
lonian Islands.

Eighteen thousand of the Imperial Russian Guards
and 25(X) horses are on their march fur Cherbourg,
where they will embArk.
FRANKFORT, JUNE 6.

We are assured, that the opening of the Congress
of Vienna is fixed for the 16th of July.
It is generally believed that a great portion of the
left bank of the Rhine will be given to Prussia, toge-
ther with the town of Mentz. It is also said that Hol-
land will be enlarged by several towns and cantons of
Belgium, in Consideration of a sum of money which
she will pay to Austtia. The provinces which have
*been reconquered in Germany by the Allies, will re-
main under a provisional administration until the de.
tinitive tteaty of partition. .

MADRID, MAY v.
Messrs. Labrador' and Lardizabal have been ap
pointed Counsellors of State. The former was our
Ambassador to Tuscany : the King had an opportu.
nity of witnessing his talents and fidelity in the un-
happy affair of I 3 tyonne in 1808. The latter is ca
lebrated by a work on criminal jurisprudence and by
his long disgrace under the reign of Charles IV.
The Portfolio of the Ministse of War has been
given to General Freyre.
The Marquis d'Ariza, Admiral of &rages, nor.
cises the office of Grand Chamberlain.
General Lacy, on whoin the Cortes relied so mush,
has strewn equal zeal for his Sovereign. The Pro-
vince of G.%llicia is as tranquil as the rest of Spain.
The Spanish army which returns from France is
animated by the best spirit. A fete has been celebra-
ted at Vittoria to celebrate the return of the King to
his capital.
The lettere Which we receive from Paris and the
English Journals wish to make it appear that much
fermentation prevails here. What do they mean by
this secret tactique ? The disquietudes they speak ot,l,
exist only in the minds of a small number of persons
in France and England : in short, we are astonished
at the erroneous opinion in which they - obstinately
persist, respecting this country. soul is, absolutely
trAlinut .any revolutionary intrigues. It is and will
141grairasseael in its own war.
n(NekatitteSi have throws4Way av their labour
'ittieliitrriritilitiefane hate Wit tfreir pains.
4 The English have assisted us in the struggle which