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London, England, 1815-08-25 00:00:00

Ferdinand VIT. at %yowl aid sa in his power to
procure Iffurat's being acknowle.iged in the Caraccas
as General Vice-gerent of the kingdom.
It is necessary to observe drat these gentlemen took
the oath to the Constitution framed by the Cortes,
the first as a Member of the Council of Castile, the'
second and third as Deputies, and the fourth as Pre-
sident of the Regency, which has given occasion to
one of the most singular concurrences that can be
imagined, and which is as follows : On the trial of
Admiral Valdez, one of the questions put its him
was, 4. Why did you cause the Constitution to he.'
sworn in Cadiz ?" To which the Admiral answered,l
" Because I was commanded to (io so by Senor Mos-
quera, then President of the Regency, end now
judge in my cause."
Some individuals, although not many, have suc-
ceeded in withdrawing themselves from persecution,
seeking an asybas in foreign countries. The most
distinguished among them is the Conde Tonne,
Deputy of t',e Cones, well known in England under
the title of Viscount Matarosa, as having been the
first diplomatic agent who appeared in that country
requesting assistance in the war against Bonaparte t i
Senors Ysturiz, Diaz del Moral, Qoarrem, Rodrigo,
and Caneja, Deputies of the Cones ; Senor Loyando,
Minister of State; the Governors of Segovia, Sant an.der, and several other individuals ; without including
in this list ;he two Generals Mina, of whom the first
raised in Navarre the division which bore his name,
and the second succeeded bins in the command when
he lue made prisoner.

FRANKFURT PAPPAS.

FRANKFOkT, AUGUST JS.

Baron Von Otterstedt, Charge d'Affaires from lais
Majesty the King of Prussia in this city, has pub.
liabed the following Notice:
at The undersigned has received by express the fol-
lowing authentic statement of the dislocation of the
Allied Armies in France :
DIVISION eV DIMARTMENTII WHIM ARC TO
ItX OCCUPI/211 AMONG Ttlli TROOPS TUX HIGH AL-
LIED 103W1101. •
I, Royal Pria4ms Army—Cava, Heedinarten of his High.
new Prince Racier of Wahlstadt.
Departments—Finisterre, Morhikan, Cotes du Nord, Manche,
We et Whine. Calvados, Oros, Marlene, Sarthe. Kure et Lure,
Seine Inferieure, Burr, both as far as the left bank of the Seise;
Loire et Cher, indre et Loire, Maine et Lobe, Loire Inferieure,
three last as far as the right bank of the Loire.
S. Royal Prebbian Army, in conjunction with the Royal
tish and imperial Austrian Atmy.
Departments—Seim-, Stine at Oise, as far as to left honk of
the Seine.
9. Kari! British Army and Royal Netherlands Army—Paris,
Head-quarters of hie Excelkocy Field Marshal the Duke of
Wellington.
Departments—Seine inferieure, lure, Seine at Oise, on the
right bank of the Seine, Lys, Non% Seine et Manse, oa the telt
bank os the brine; Seguin*, Pas de Calais, Oise.
4. Imperial Russian Artuy—Melun. Head-quarters of Field-
Marshal Count Barclay de Tony.
Departments—Seim et Marne on the right bank of the Seine,
A:stoe, Ardennes, Muse, Meuse, Moselle, Meurthc, Haute
Mame, a fourth part of; Auhe, a third part 4.f.
s. Royal Suedes. Army—Auxerre, Hcadsquancrs of Fick'
' Marshal Prince Wrests..
Depsrtments...Lniret up to the Loire, Yonne, Niteres, Aube,
two-thirds; Haute Mame, three fourth. ; Vosges.
O. Troops of the King of Wurtemberg and of the Grand Duke
of Hesse-Oartnetadt, under the comma:id of his Royal Highness
the Crown Prince of Wurtrinberg.
Departmems—Allier, Pia) de Dome.
7. Imperial Amnon Army—Fontainbleav, Head-quarters of
Fir/41 Marshal Prince 3chwartuabourg (a), Army of the Upper
Departments—Cantal, Lemee, Used, Loire, Haute Loire,
toecties do Abase, Vaucluse, Basses Alps and Var (b), Italian
Army. •
Departments...Cates d'Or. Haute Saone, and Loire, Jura,
()nubs. Rhone, Mae, Meat Blanc, Isere, Ardechs. Drogue, and
Hautes Alps.
a. Troops of the Kingasf Sammy and of the Grand Duke of
Baden.
Departnsents--Haute Rhia and Bea Rhin.

Yesterday a Russian Colonel, coming as courier
Bamberg, pasted through here on his way to
Paris. The Prussian corps under Prince Eugene of
Wirtemberg, whose route was fixed by way at Bam-
berg and Frankfurt. has receivi.d counter-orders.

SWIEZIIIILANU, AUGUST
The Duke of B .ssano was arrested on the 4th of
this month by the Swiss croups, in the Castle of Al-
lama°. He had been there with his fatuity for a tew
days, and received already the refusal of the Council
of the Canis.n of the V.4l.iis to his request of being al-
lowed to reside in the Valais. In support of this re-
quest, Mr. Maret :hewed a letter from the Minister
of Police at Paris, of the 13th of July, addressed to
the Duke of Bassani), and stating, that the Duke of
Otranto, on applying for the King's orders, had been
autharised by his Majesty to give him passports to
Switzerland and to Lucca. He then produced two
passports, made out for him in the King's name, un-
der the date of July 14; these are signed by the Mi.
nister of Police, and countersigned by Prince Palley.
rand, Minister for Foreign Affairs; they are granted
for two years, and good for two months, in order to
leave Prince in this space of time, and go either to
Switzerland or Tuscany.
Aiwa? 14.—They write from Genoa that Ma-
dame Hortensia set off this morning for Set heron.... is believed she is going to Chainberry. The Go-
vernment of Geneva has signified to her, that it is the
intention of the Diet not to allow her a longer abode
in Switzerland.

David, the painter, has returned to France.
in the night of the 6th, the cold waa very severe,
and much snow has fallen upon Mount Jura.
Four persons, supected of having set fire to the
camp at Valle.,yres, nave been arrested.