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London, England, 1815-09-16 00:00:00

vettthis morning,ate •
an.; ate extremely barren of intelli
genie—they &Muhl little More than. a few abbot d
strictures upon the *tea. anti of Franic, of which
they know ace:lrately, jute as Much as they know ,its
what it passing in Lae interior of
Me:niter.

They write froui tmOmbourg, that the Corn-
niandant of Thioniille has been summoned 1.. r the
last time ;he has been alsq informed that he is de.
termined to defend the place any longer, hit Will be
made pertonAlly responsible for th evils that' may
ensue& Verdun has hoisted the white flag, bur the
.Commandant has refused to •smrrender tl4 place to
the Allies i; in this state of things the Prussian heavy
artillery which were cantoned near the Meuse, have
received orders to invest those places closely.
At Paris there has been hardly any change in the
price of tvierchandiw. At Toulothe they feel sensibly
the return of the King ; a most sensible alterition has
taken pace there in the price of .dl kinds of mer-
chandize ;•at the Fair of Sr. B atholemew, there never
was so great a quantity of purchasers, especially in
linen and cloths. At Bouldeatft every thing goes
on well.

On Wednesday Therese Marguerite Dumas will be
tried at the Court Assizes, fcr ha'ving pushed her
sister wilfully into the River : it is a trial which is e*-
'
pected to excite great interest.
It is said that M. Cambaceres, who is about to sell
his beautiful Hotel to the Duchess Dowager d'Or-
leans, has the intention of sending the produce to the
public treasury. This excellent example, if followed
by other grand dignitaries of the ancient Cavern.
meat, wilt serve equally to chew their attachment to
their King and country.

COURIER EXTRAORDINARY OP WEDNE'3DAY MORNING.
The departure of the Royal Prussian Guards, in
Garrison at Paris, is pnt off to the 15th of October.
General Count Lebau is now taking the waters of
Aix-la-Chapelle.
General Ney still continues to walk in the court of
the Conciergerie evi•ry morning and evening, while
the other prisoners are shut up in their rooms, or in
the halls.

Baron Grundler, who is appointed Judge Advocate,
SAW General Ney on Monday evening. It seems that
he will not be transferred iato any other prison dui ing
the whole time of his trial.
We learn from Lyons, that Count Buhna has
withdrawn the contribution of two millions which
he hat imposed on that city.
We are assured that the Ex-King of Naples, Murat,
was arrested in Cia-sica the instant he landed.

Peal NlArshal arrived on the 10th of this
month Zit CACTI.

T:tcy write from Basle that General Barbanegre
has been arrested, a short distance from Huningtien,
.and carried prisoner to Basle. 'This measure is attri-
buted to a discovery which has been made at Huniu-
guen of a great numbs of concealed arms.

The administrators of the cases in La Vendee have
been almost wholly changed.

French funds, 61 f.

The PItINCE REGENT has left Warwickshire. His
Royal Highness slept on Tuesday night at Chappek
House, in Oxfordshire, on his route to the Marquis
of WINCHESTER'S, where he prdposed passing duce
days. His return to Carlton Hou.e is expected on
the 16th or 17th instant.

The Duke and Duchess of ORLCANS entertained
a party of fashionable: yesterday, at their seat at
'Twickenham.

Earl and Countess SPENCER and family areihortly
expected at Wimbledon, trom their seat in the hie
of Wig,,t.
Ear, ani Countess COWPER are expected in a few
drys at their seat, Pansauger, from Lord BoutNo-
Du/NIPS sect in Devonshire.

Lord aad Lady FoLEsrotin are arrived at their
house in Portman strew, Pin-carat-square, prep trAtory
to lit.r Ladyship's accouchernent, which is soon ex-
pected► trom their seat in berkshire.
Tunbridge Wells is greatly enlivened by the arrival
It her Roil) Highness the Princess SOPHIA of GLou-
fighTNß+ She occupies the Lune house she did last
yeAr, and has taken it for several weeks.
Viscount Apini.vit-Le held a levee at the Admiralty
on Thursday, which was very numerously attended
by Officers of all ranks, includirig—
Aclintrals—Vickinore, Sir H. Popham, and Scott.
Coromisbioner Sir Robert Hall

Mr Hudson Low and Major-General Cuppate.
Captains—Cra.nier,bole. A. M. Hawkins, Charles Rkh.
from the Lakes;. G. Smith,,R. C. Doyle, F. Raker. R. Rowley,'
O'Grady, Wm. smith, George Wldte, .td4m, Fisher, D. Ro•
bens J. ratted; Maitiand, and George noltnet.
We have received New York Papers to the 9th of
August, and WaAtint,ton Papers to the 4th. The
Neptune, with Messrs. Crawford an•l'lLyard on board,
had arrived at 13altirivire. Mr. Crawford arrived at
Washington on the Id. Mr. Bayard remained on
board in a very bad st.tto of health.

BRIGHTON, EPTENI Ert W.—The arrivals continue
to increase, and would long since have swelled the
population of the town to ail overflow, weir it not for
the numbers which daily leave us for France. These,
in a great measure, comprehend the Nobility. Mem-
bers of Parliament. and individuals distingnished for
their opulence. The present chat ming weather has
occasiutied aquatic excursions to become •cifrite the
rage. The packets, during their stay in our Roads,
are much visited bi fashionable parties from the shore,
who are induced from motives of curiosity a► well as
pleasure to inspect the interior of those elegant and
commodious vessels. The Libraries. by their gratui-
tous amusements of song and music, together with the
lucrative and fascinating game of• 100, maintain their
wonted pre-eminence ever every other species of pub-
lic entertainment ips the town.

ACTlDENT.—Yesterday a Line child, three years old,
was tun over by two botches', driving furiously in a
chaise-cart through laingtou on their way to Ed-
monton Ells.. The chil.i was dreadfully mangled.
and little hopes are entertained of its tecuvery.