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to the King, praying that he %would be pleased to re'
establish these houses, or provide for the orphans is
the way that his goodness might suggest.
M. FLAUGERGUES reminded the Chamber, that, in
point of form, information should be demanded bf
the Minister ; the only mode of giving an official form
to facts at present menly in the shape of assertions.
He was told, however, that the ordinances had
been published in the bulletin of the laws. In the
sequel of the discussion it was stated, that if the in-
stitutions in question should be preserved, Madame
Delezeau was read to appropriate to their support a
large sum ; and that a Marshal of France, avid seve-
ral superior Officers, had offered for the same purpose
a part of their appointments. M. Dumolard's motion
was referred so the bureaux.

BRUNSWICK, AUGUST S.
Her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, wife
of the Prince Regent of England, and sister of our
Sovereign, will arrive here very shortly, and will oc-
cupy part of the Ducal Castle.
AUGSBURG, AUGUST 2.
We are repeatedly assural that Austria seeks to
obtain a greater increase of territory on the north cf
the Tyrol and Voralberg.. According to' private
letters, the King of Bavaria has ceded the town of
Lindau to the Court of Vienna. It is also stated that
Austria has well founded hopes of obtaining all the
district on the right bank of the Lake of Constance,
and the district of Nellenburg, which proves that she
covets also the possession of the Erisgauand Ottenau.
BASLE, AUGUST 10.
These last days there have hem serious quarrels
between the French and Austrian troops at Arlesheim,
two leagues from hence, in the Bishopric of Basle.
The inhabitants are anxious to be restored to France,
from which they have been separated with reat
regi et.

BRUSSELS, AUGUST t 2.
His Excellency the Duke of Wellington having
visited the port, the basons, and the fleet at Antwerp,
left that place yesterday, and arrived here as noun.
In ti:e evening, he attended at the theatre. where.
notwithstandirg the modesty of his dress, he was re-
cognied, and gteeted with the-cotnpliments du:
to hint. • . . • . •

Holland had formey.in her pay a regimett of
Swisr-gtratcls, *Yid feriretbriregiments Of infantry of
the same nation. These troops were always distin-

.gaished-fartheir bravutfi- thaiLtittOillarraird their
attachment to the nation that they served. ap.

pears by lettersirOm Switrrland, that an agmement
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is now under negotiations witti come of the C:tatlns
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for the raising and organizatioir-Orseveral iri-.,s•rc.
itiiiiifsli;to Ile placed in- the pay seivice- iir:tho
Prince Sovereigi&vif the-Netherlands, .. ' • -
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- GHENT4•AUCUST It.
After the tertfuordaterehange of visits, the English
and American Negociatori had eneir first conie-rence
on Monday last, at da residence of the Americans,
'who had the Salt/ dajigctived'disiiiches from their
•Gonernmens. • •
-• . *WA AU9Vrc,-2. .
enjoins the peßple
iciabajAlken ihOse 411 FR-cations which. circum-
itaheer Wandered andlo say nothn g
cijntr:itito.thErespectdete tb our hol r religion and
its ministers.. .
°Another ordinance of. she Police directs the.shutting
tt of the coffee-houses and taverns, prohibits the eating
of meat odvigils ar.dlitst days, Fridaj and Saturday.
It is observed, that for some time .past, several distin-
guished personages have paid visits to her Majesty,
Maria LOuiss of Etrurio. The report of the union of
that Princess with the Archduke who has dominions,
in Italy is revived:.

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PALERMO, JULY 20.
Cur Parliament was opened on the 18th. The Ring
repa'r.d with great pomp ti) the J.:suits' college, where
the sittings were held. His Majesty was preceded by
111,ir Royal Highnesses the I:credit:try Prince and
P. incess, and the D.,:ke. and Duchess of Orleans, who
took their stations near the throne : the Archbishops,
Bishops, and other Ecclesiastical Peers, wore on the
right ; and on the left, the Princes, Dlikes, and other
Lay Peers. The deputies of the Comtnins were
ranged in front of the throne. His Majesty d:livered
to the Prothonotary of the Realm the following die.
coarse, for the purpose of being read :
Peers, Fhpiovrable- Reprerert sires
• of the CO17;1110114
" Among all the ideas excited by this memorable
day, I wish only to speak to you of those which are
the most flattering to my heart. I come amongst
you like a father it the midst of his family. We have
all only the same object—tlie welfare, the happiness,
the gre.iniess of the Siciliin nettlon,
.‘ Pitovioesck ,betore +whom .man's judgment is
wedt and vain, has directed by unforesees ways the
'Sicily,
events which have passed in Europe. Fine
'Sicily, also, approaches the moment of seeing the
`days of her ancient splendour again rise. Abroad
she has resumed her •atik ansoug the nations, 'since
,the destruction of the monstrous power whith fetter-
ed independence and. politicaplibeay. 44 the tote-
, .0 •
r 304 WHIM antLettorts toward}a s.alucary,,and ustftd
.:-.form have seconde4 the spirit ad ieoer:d iMpalse
of the age toWardi perleettAi.' 31
knew the wifilom
of yotif old laws; ipptee'iatect thisihititutsdbs • *and
the usages which did' so much-toilsome 01:07 Yharfalis.
menu And Princes, the louattertatid7reittnrers of this
Monarchy : but at, the ;ameotime
that no work of men is ciCstined for iternattluratiO ;
that time, by ch.inging the rtlatiOni of tittle, sub-
jects the best system to charigeabdiieiisgarY reoNtin,
and that pailitical - like •eivat.lailialreqbire to be ree:llc.:
to 'Wah original putiv, •and:,puriliwi from abases
which coo freqmently dtslionpar mut choak them
Hi S city rtas a, rriiten Coustitution,
stined to 'establish ranter in the Movements of pow. t,
that they be not 'thrown' 'Rtterconthsion ; to assio,
• limit% to the various political functions, that they t!o
not instatle each other ; to li*.the grand point
.whefe
private rights and public wantTubould mesa ; to pro-
tect civil liberty, and the full and entire security of
persons and properiy. Destined henceforth to lay the
foundation of the protiperity and welfare el' the giti-
, bans ; rmdclled afteerhat of a great ai:d elevate.'
. tutting, which has given and continues daily to grid
proofs of its wealth. its power, and magnanisi:::.
this ColitittithCn hail always been the object of IL)
affeitlea*e aid paternal seiitini:tits.
" It is trtie, howevef, that it. has not hitherto
aurtveted to the rand expectation. Tim ciccts