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London, England, 1815-08-03 00:00:00

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(HICEIVID THIS 1401LIIII10.)

PARIS, JULY 30.

In the fashionable world they speak of a marriage
betw, n the Duke of Otranto and Mademoiselle de
CA):illone. It is said that their intimacy began at
Aix, where the Doke lived during his, proscription
by 13-nap Arte; and where he left recollections which
are Jiar to the inhabitants of Provence.

The Royal Volunteers who follcrxed the King to
Ghent returned to Paris this morning, and paraded
os: the Place du Carousel, at noon. At the head of
of the companies we observed 14. Martainville.

The French army is re-organizing. Every single
to'iiti who arrives at Paris is put into the barracks
33i reincorporated. Captains, who are upwards of
50 years of age, will obtain an honourable retreat on

General Evelmans, at the head of his corps
d'Armee, reduced to 2400 men, has arrived in the
Auvergne. On the 22J be had not assumed the
white cockade) but he waited for orders, he said, and
toss ready to take an oath to the King. ,
No person knows whine Count d'Erlon is, nor is
any th.ng known 4f his submission to the King.
who was arrested at Mont de Marsan, is
at P.ttis.

From Soissons we learn, that, on the 27th of July,
tl.e Russian vedettes came very near that city. The
white !Lig waves over the public edifices ;—but the
Comm..ilthat is determined not to surrender the place
to the Allies.

The Ex-King of Sweden, Gustavus, has quitted
Switzerland for Italy.
General Kosciusko is at present in Switzerland.

PARIS, JULY 30.

This morning the King, on his return from mass,
stopped a long time in the Salle des Mareehaux,
where his nijesty himself received the Petitions pre-
sented to him. Several times his Majesty penetrated
into die crowd to take the Petitions of those who
could riot approach him.

It is s that Lord Wellington *ill give a dinner
to forty pLrsons of the highest distinction to-morrow,
and t 1 it a!terwards there will be a ball and supper.
is heltesed that the Minister of, the King's house.
hold will not be named before the meeting of the
Cl:ambers. The Duke de Richelieti has positively
refu,el this office.
The nuliber of Austrian troops which occupy the
department of the Nievre is reckoned at 20,000..
There are 5000 at La Charitk the only village of
the dPpArtment which has a bridge which leads into
the department of Cher. All these troops observe a
severe discipline.
It is said that several Officers. seised by a royal
crder of the 24tb 4Jair. trove asked for passports to
depart from France, and that they have been granted
to Oral.

M. Lahedoyere. who they said was arrested at
Paris, is now at Rion). M. de Lorgne
formerly private secretary of Bonaparte, paising by
Chalons-sur-Marne, was stopped by the Russians,
who, it is said, have great charges to make against

This morning two individuals bad the audacity to
cry « Vive I'Empereur !" under the windows of the
palace of the Thuilleries. The public indignation was
so great and so unittrsal, that these madmen were
oSliged to be taken in a coach to the Commissioner
of the Police. Without this precaution it is likely
that the public would have proceeded to arts of vio-
lence, which it is always best to prevent. It is ge-
nerey believed that they were drunk:
The inhabitants of the department of Gard, assem-
bled at Paris, have presented a petition to his Ma
j sty, to call his paternal attention to the situation a
their city (Nimes). The presence of his Royal High-
ness the Duke d'Angouleme, who is expected there,
will ameliorate the misfortunes of. this place, will
Wit the plots of these enemies, and prove to all par-

ties that there still exists wisdoni and moderation.

Montpellier has also beep the witness of bloody
scenes. Several detachments of soldiers hinted to the
frdefir and half-pay officers, tried to tear down the
white flag, and to hoist in its stead the tri-coloured
standard. They failed in this attempt : but it cost
not less than twenty-bye individuals their limes, se-
veral of whom had families. The inhabitants of the
country came armed to the assistance of the Roya-
lists, and they dreaded new disasters.
Let us hope that the presence of Monseigneur the
nuke d'Angouleme, who, at this moment when we
Alite must be in the adjoining country, will Olin
:°le minds and prevent new disturbance's between the

To explain entbu simian which exiets in the

South, and which is the town, as well, as in the coun-

Y. has been fatal to a great many individuals,
.‘nown by the 'name of Bonapartists, it Must be
k it)wn that during the three months which have
parsed the compression of the Soudr has been peater,,l
Pukao. than is 1793. Soldiers and federes have
hrn stitioned as guards in all the villages, Military
-Commissions have bees established, the National
Guards disbanded, and civil administration suspended
throughout. It 'was by the assistsuice of these Akre!
"'ensures that the Government of Bonaparte was
e•-•Lthlidlerl with apparent tranquillity at Beurdeaus,
in Languedoc, and Provence. This does not justify,
but trplaias the fury with which the people of this