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London, England, 1815-10-17 00:00:00

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-5 and statues lakir, 6 tibe
ot..ss
irviv are to be rebt4ret. Do n.., us...irve all the
which the French I a
' pers ate authorised to twooi
; about the Venus de Medici* She is still es
as before, salva et t:ii.rolottelie."
,
ArdDRID EATRetORbrIVAItr GAM*
lel& or FRIDAY, UPTIMSSIt 291

OFFICIAL ARTICLE.

1.1,e secretary at War has just received the fel.
.inq letter fro.n Mariscal de Campo Wit Josef
froi, and Brigadier Don J.oset Pesci, Military Go.
ornor of the City of Santiago :
a Most Excellent Senor—The General Commas.
hat al interim, Don Josef Imaz, and myself have
hat
te announce to your Excellency, that
may niaLe it known to his Majesty, that since
',anxiety and agony into which the rebellion of the
Porlier threw all Galicia, aad when he
marching towards this city with troops and
figry, he has been arrested by the serjeants and
of the corps he commanded. whom he endea.
wed to make accomplices in his treason.
rhe active measures which were taken, have con.
7;butej to this happy event ; and General Iman
or ;lied out with all our force to meet the despica.
jorce of limber. which did not exceed 800 men
d 6 pieces of artillery; while in the mean tune
,rrsukteg all measures for the internal government
c,6is city, sending orders to the out•pattiga that th •
.111 J forthwith unite and concur in the execution of
to. order they might receive, and dispatching ex.
rei to Nariscal de Campo Don Alejandro Ojai,
;metal Commandant of the Province of Tuy, to
mie and take upon himself :he Government of this
igdom, as your Excellency told me; and who has
~act arrived, having left every thing arranged coo.
2ctive to the defence and tranquillity of his own
Mum
It impossible to give a circumstantial relation
the pilnle commencement, progress, and termini".
,03 affair, fur it is necessary to attend to the
•ecorat on of matters to their due order. I shall,
,stn time to time, have the honour of communicating
}ices Excellency whatever may occur, having the
ivdction that this atrocious attempt has been en.
%rely cut shc7t, by the capture of the factions Porlier
Akers, all of whom I have deemed it proper
ipLice in the prisons of the Inquisition, for greater
;am and tue convenience of keeping them without
nointini;a.,on, having at present no other place for
pmpoiapaMay Gi) preserve your Excellency
Noy yeas (3l.:fled) 44 .I()fair

aantiago, Sept. SS, K s "
c--

" JOSEF IMAZ.

TrlC, EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESI)AV, OCTOBER 17, 1815.
AICE OF •macs THIS DAY A*l* +whi.rp. ()tLOCKs
Reduced Slif 59,--Cons. mosey 61:14-s-kr ace. 6O 61
4 pa Cent. :s!1:—.1 per Cent. 894—Bood• ls. RA. pr.
011113.12iipr.—Do.py. 13/1 pr.—Excle. 16: 4d. OM
The Pais Papers of Saturday carne to hand this
'lnt:ling. The two Peers who objccatd to the oath
,ith..at All exceptiou, are excluded from their seats.
'Cat is, they refthe to qualify, and ips• facto exclude
•:lemselves.

1,.,e business of the Chambers now proceeds regu-
ly, but has not yet assumed an interesting aspect.
:4eed, this was hardly to be-expected. it will be
Mme clays before all the wheels come into play.
Nothir,i, is yet settled as to the time fir the trial of
;ft: indeed his name is seldom mentioned the
?nil Papers. From the reporti current in Paris re-
pettiak this rebel, it appears that4tb is one.br those

tortonate beings whom the common people in this
:Gary call hen-pecked, and to this is ascribad part
. his inconsistency. He was, never so much at-
idled to the person of BM:APART/ as was his wife,
rho was one of the Tyrant's warmest admirevc.—
ialking in the garden, and fixing her eyes on the
'slate of the Thullleriep, after the first retreat of
lONAPARTE and the return of the Boutusowa, she shed
lany tears, exclaiming, without fear or reserve—.
ikh, what a dismal change I—What a contrast re
,Er, after the army declared for .UNAPARTE, on his
•exii nom Elba, is knowa to have said, jocularly,
along his friends and cornpanions—" Well, things
ail taken a strange turn—l cannot see the result,
at of this I am sure, that I shall now have do-
...tic peace."

foe Parisinns are about to get rid of one of their
;21Vies—the Prussian troops are leaving them, but
English remain, and of them and their Coinman-
' WELLisrzow, the Journals speak highly :
"We can now announce, (says the Gazette
.de
-la") in a positive manner, that these will be no
PrllStilll troops either at. Paris or in the adja.
Cantonments. To-morrow a part of the troops
Lttserve of that nation will march for the Prussian
'43 situated on the banks of the Rhine, or take up
''zironments just within the French frontiers. BG.y
12111 of this month all the Prussian troops will
quitted Paris. There will then only remain in
tieckpitai andl the environs the troops of the condo-
England, under the command of the Duke
*1 ELLINGT.)24. This General, up to the last mo-
114c done every thing which depended upon
41U prevent the stay of his army in France from
4siteling arty barthen to individuals. We are
besides, that according to his system of mi-
-417 di4ipliae, the troops are never to lodge with
e citizens."

Y
M.
"us Director-General of she Museum,"
`l:e wine Papery* has requested leave to resign.
granted it, at the same time expressing
huw much he was satisfied with the seal
.44 he had shown,to e
to France is part of
ft 4raftre. of which she has now been de.
141'4 It i 5 quite natural that M. Duos should