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

men, under. the command of General Tau?nzien
after having been reviewed in the vicinity of
are to take eantonments in Bretagne. •
They write from Dover, that the number of Eng-
lish of all ranks, who go .over to Franca, is more coil-
siderable than ever. A packet belonging to G
ment sails every day, and is continually 611e.1 with
passengers.
COURIM SILTB.AORDINAItY Of MONDAY MORNIVG.

The communications between Caen and Cherbourg
are still intercepted.
The Austrians occupy Varrenes. eight leagues
from Moulins.

The ;amatory of the effects of Madame Kirat
brought from Trieste, exhibits, it is said, 1,800,000
ducats in gold. 120 quintals of plate, at least three
millions worth of diamonds, and a great number of
pictures and antiques.
Letters from Vienna crate, that the Emperor's
equipages have set off for Milan, and that his Ma.
jegtY will quit Paris in the beginning of September.
From Calais we learn, that the number of English
who visit France is greater than ev:r remembered.

COURIZR EXTRAORDIN 4RY OF TULSDAY MORNING.
The disbanding of the French army is in full
vigour. Many officers and soldiers pass d oily through
Orleans, going to their homes.
The Prussian troops begun to evacuate Lam on
the 19th of this month : the rear-guard was to march
out next day.
The Prefect of the Police went on Sunday evening
at nine o'clock to the Coaciergerie, and made Mar.
:hal Ney undergo an examination of upwards of five
hours, in the same apartment which the latter
occupied.
At Saumur the left bank of the Loire is guarded
by the National Guards the troops of the line oc-
cupy positions more in the rear.
Letters from Carthagena of the 18th, mention the
resumption of hostilities by the Algerines against
Spain.

Yesterday the Duke of ORLEANS visited the Pages
RIOINT at Carlton-House.
The Duke of CLARENCE and a select party dined
with the Patrice Mazur yesterday. •
The marriage of the Duke and Duchess of ,Cest.
BERLAND is to be celebrated at Carlton House. A
Grad Fete is to be given on the occasion. The next
day the Panics Recut? sets out on his six weeks
tour, and the Royal Couple return to the Continent.
The PRINCS is CO visit the Earl of GUILDFORD, and
.the Marquesses of ANGLESEA and HERTFORD.
This morning, after breakfast, the Right Hon.
CHARLES ARBUTHNOT, one of the Secretaries to the
Treasury, accompanied by his Lady and his brother,
the Hon. Colonel ARBUTHNOT, left their town-house,
in DoWning-street, on a tour in France. On their
way they called on his Royal Highoess the Duke of
ctitaxece, in the Stable-yard, St. James's, to take
with them Miss FITZCLAitENCE. The party will em-
bark at Brighton for Dieppe.
Accounts from Germany intimate that the new
C.onstitutious which have been framed for different
States in that country, ocelsion great struggles. In
Wurtemburg, the Crown Prince—a young man of
great abilities, has taken part against the King, who
opposes the wishes of his people with great perseve-
rance. In Hanover, the nobility. ;mist upon immu-
nity from all taxes. At Fratikfol I. the St-nate con•
sealed the privileges allowed to the people by the
Congress. The Noblemen of Holstein had a reps.!
sentative (Count MOLTKE) at Vienna, - without the
knowledge of the King. The consequence has been,
that his ntojesty has been. obliged to accede to their
wishes. As for Hamburgh, the town and the neigh-
bouring country are-in a reviving state. II the forti-
fications be demolished, and no snore war taxes levied
for some years, its future prosperity is certain. At
present the war taxes in that town are so high, that,
many merchants talk of settling in Alcona. How.
ever, the Hamburghers have much reason to be sa-
tisfied with the decisions of the Congress.
Government some time ago engaged the Zephyr
as a cartel to. proceed with American prisoners which
had been confined at Dartmoor, and Mr. ADAMS, an
American agent, was put on board by the American
Government, to see that every thing necessary was
supplied them. Before, however, the ship arrived at
her destination, the prisoners mutinied, and took pos.
session of all the stores of provisions, and destroyed
much more than they could fairly consume. The
prisoners had the usual allowance, which is deemed
by both Governments as extremely liberal. The
Americans permitted the ship to proceed to Boston,
which was her original destination.
A valuable interchange has been made at the
eastern and western extremities of the globe. The
Maranham cotton, cultivated so abundantly in the
Brazils, has been transplanted into the East Indies,
and the experiment has been attended with great
@access. Under the patronage of the Prime Minister
ARANJO, a number of tea plants, with Cline:o gar-
deners, have been imported into the Brazils, and the
plantations formed under their management afford
every prospect of a rich harvest from that important
vegetable. The decoction prepared from that exotic
is said to be equal to that produced from the COM-
avidity of its native soil.
• The English Merchants at Cadiz have been at
length required to pay the contributions which had
been exacted of the other traders, but the demand of
which had been suspended, in-consequence of their
remonstrance, transmitted to the Court through the
hands of Sir How WELLESLEY. Certain cotton
goods
en under the direction of six houses of trade have
admitted to entry, four of then residing at Se-
ville, one at Cadiz, ani one at Valencia. The orders
therefore, of October, 1814, has thus far, and no far-
thert been relaxed, but this special indulgence has
given rise to an erroneous notion, that cotton good,
from England generally, were allowed to be imported.
The Ticket 1258, drawn last night a Prize of
£30,000, was bought by Bisit of the Contractors, in
a lot of 60 Tickets) on the ilth instant, and resold
t bridal to the Contractors only rster day.