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London, England, 1814-09-12 00:00:00

lish Ladles of the highest distinction. The Duke 04
Berri dined also with Isis august lathes..
Last Sunday, after mass, Marshal Monier, Duke
of Treviso, en his return from his mission to the d
partments of the north, had the honour of paying
respects to the King, and of giving him an account
of the good disposition of that part of the country.
The—King has promoted to the rank of Lieutenant
General of his armies, Marechal-de•Camp the Marquis
of Jumithae, the oldest surviving superior officer of the
Horse Guards of his Majesty Louis XVI. and also de
eldest of the officers of the regiment of liersilly wilco
escaped from the disastrous affair at Quiberon.
The ling has conferred the Grand Order of the
Legion of Honour on Vice Admirals Truguet, Mit-
siessy, and Emenau.
The Bayonets Journal makes the following observe.
don with regard to the burning of the bridge over the
Bidassoa r—t, This measure probably results from the
principle expressed in an article from Madrid, of the
7th of August, purporting that a continental and ma-
ritime blockade must be established, to prevent access
to the reports, whether true or false, arriving from all
quarters, of the reclamation of King Charles IV."
Monsieur will set off on Thursday, on his intended
tour through a part of the departments of Trance,
where he is eagerly expected.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs sets off on Sato.
day next, to attend the Congress at Vienna.
The Minister of the Interior has just confirmed all
the advantages which the Society for encouraging am
and manufactures enjoyed under his predecessors. In
consequence, the bulletin of the society will continue
to appear under the auspices of the Director-General
of agriculture, commerce, and manufactures. Nov
that liberty is restored to foreign commerce, France
is enabled to measure the extent ofthe conquests which
she has made in the domain of the arts, by the almost
universal superiority of the productions of her man.
factures, and the preference which they obtain in most
of the markets of Europe.
We have to thank for this, those laborious and
modest scientific men, who, by devoting themselves
to the encouragement and instruction of our artists,
without any personal interest, have prepared this
triumph of our industry, and taught us to enrich our-
selves, even from our losses.
On the sth instant, service was celebrated in th
skurch of St. Len, for the repose of the soul of the ult.
fortunate Princess de Lamballe. The Duchess 1)ov.-a-
-ger of Orleans was present on the occasion.
Two journals assure us—one, that General Var.
damme is at Copenhagen, and another that he resides
at Cassel ; and yet it is certain that this General is
now in Paris.
We learn from Trieste, that the Princess Catharine,
daughter of the King of Wurtemburgh, and wile of
Jerome Bunaparre, was delivered in that city, on the
'4th of August last, of a son.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIEB.—Si TTINO Or TSB 6TIB.
M. Leveneur renewed his proposition for a more
equitable repartition of the additional centimes. After
some opposition, it was ordered that he should be
further heard upon the sulject on Friday next.
A proposition by M. Feydell for more effectually
assuring the two Chambers, that petitions addressed
to them actually come from the persons whose signa.
tures they bear, and the places whence they purport
to be dated, was ordered for discussion the same days
as was also a motion by M. Metz for the free culti
tion, manufacture, and s.tie of tobacco, subject only
to a tax which may concili.tte Ote interests of Apical
ture and commerce with those of the Royal l'teasury.
OMNI, SEP TEMBER 5.

It has been stated in the public Journals, that the
American Ministers had an interview with Lord
C.•••',.:-Ligh nn his passing through this city, • .
Ibis it was added, that from that momet,: •
fcrences had been more frequent. The fact la .
the America-, Ministers had no interview with
Castlereagh, an 4i that for several days no conferent-
has taken place.
TRENTE, AUGUST es.
' According to accounts from Turin, the orrnizo
dim of the different regiments is gping on with the
greatest promptitude in Piedmont. The citadel at
the capital has been occupied by the Sardinian troops
since the 13th of July. The fortress of Fenestrella
was also evacuated by the Austrians on the Bth d
this month, and delivered up to the Commissioners
of his Sardinian Majesty The formation of the nt
tional troops rendering the presence of the Aastriaol
troops less necessary, the latter are successively yak.
ting Piedmont. The regiment of Davidovien left
Turin on the 11th and 12th ; it was replaced bi the
31st French regiment, which entirely consisted of
Piedmontese. •