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London, England, 1815-08-17 00:00:00

FRENCH 1410111 S

PARIS, AUGUST Is.

The Governor of Metieres, wishing to avoid the
inistortunes which a longer resistance would have oc.
‘a3ioned, capitulated on the 9th, and• General Hacke,
'hem he had surrendered, worthily appreciating
military valour, granted the garrison the most ho.
no:Arable conditions. In virtue of the capitulation,
n.irrison retires into the citadel, and if within a
twilight it receives no orders, it will then march oat
Ira military
hollours.and its field artillery, to join
the army of the Loire. The National Guards, who
form part of the garrison, will receive routes to return
to their homes. The citizens of Mezicres will per.
form the duty of the place along with the Allied
uc,,,i,s, who were to occupy it completely this morning.
The Federates of Nantz have been disarmed.

The number of yesterday's Gazette having been
oppressed by a superior order. we inform our sub-
scribe-is that the Gazette of this day will form Nos.
'j and '2'25 of their collection! ! !—Gas. tie Fre:we.
in an address to the King the Members of the Ge-
neral Council of the Gironde express. themselves in
these wind r
z-i:—Allow us to state the only wish which yet remains
un„t; •we venture to implore your Majesty to moderate
the eser;i:r of your virtues, and not to withhold justice by their
",.10,, Impunity emboldens crimes. It is a calamity in pub-
lic (gar T.

PRUSSIAN ARMY.—ORDER OF THE DAY.
" Head-quarters at Mont, August 7, IBIS.
Litutenant•General Baron Thuelman, command-
ing in chief the 3d corps of the Prussian army, wish-
;,.t‘ 0 give a most unequivocal proof that the Allied
Armies have no other desire than the maintenance
cf order in the di4ricts they occupy, has ordered
*bat tolltsws t—
s, Art. I. Mumble column% of Prussian troopi shall be form-
tl, who, as a sign of peace, shall wear a white scarf on the left
ar.n.
" Ill.:Se columns shall be commanded by Officers speaking
both laugua,;.s.
" the 1/4.'tvil Authorities shall cause each column to be ac-
cost-Tallied by a person of distinction belonging to the district,
she potuted out by the Prefects.
"The inhabitants are desired to address themselves
with ci,nfidence to the respective Commanders, and
InAy be assured before-hand that the strictest justice
v. ill be done them. (Signed)
. " Baron TiIUELMAN."
VIENNA, JULY ite.

'When the intelligence of Napoleon having surren-
eaed hirnsell to the English arrived here, the Em-
pcss wilt to Baden to prepare the Archduchess
ilnia Latin for this news. She received it with
I:;n3ness. but atter the departure of our august So.-
v.teign the Archduchess shut herself up in her apart.
rnents. We are assured that she will soon leave
Baden to return to the Castle of Schoenbrunn. • She
hasforbid ti.c persons who attend on her son to inform
Las of the events which have occurred in France.

LAUMNNE, AUGUsr 4.
Count Talleyrand, Minister from France,- has in- ,
firmed the Diet by a note, dated July 28, of the ar-
lival in the neighbourhood of Geneva of several of
l:nnaparte'b family, and other persons implicated in
the late French Revolution. Their residence in
itei.tzilland might be attended with serious inconve-
nit:flocs to both countries, and his Excellency, there-
fore) requests that, the Diet will riot grant any pro-
tfetii,n to those persons. This note is to be comma-
n cam' to the Cantons, with a direction not to receive
arty persons whose presence may compromise "the
Confiderxion. .

THE EVENING STAR.