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London, England, 1815-08-01 00:00:00

PARIS, JULY ft.

General Marchand, who commanded at Grenoble,
and who was dreadfully Wobnded by the inf.tmous
Labedoyere., when endeavouring to keep the troops
to their allegiance, ha received the. King's orders to
resume his command.

The army lately commanded bf
.DaVOUSt will be
dispersed In' various jarrisdne.
.1; seems probable that the foreign Sovereigns will
remain at Paris for two months at lean, and that it ra
in this city that insportalit and definitive decisions
will be taken, which in assuring the tranquillity of
Trance, will consolidate the peace of all Europe. it
is believed that the Congress will be held at the Pa.
lace du Luxemburg, in the Chamber of Peers.
We are assured that Count Regnault Je St. Jean
d'Angely has obtained permission to reside on his
estate of Val, as the place of his exile. This sort of
punishment will doubtlest appear very mart.
• Mr. Edward Ward arrived yesterday evening front
Vienna with dispauthes for his Excetlency Lord
Castlereagh.
We are assured that the plan of the Garde; Royaut
is to be submitted this evening to the inspection of
the King. According to this pian, the Royal Guards
will be composed of 25,000 men, consisting of four
corps; the arm under the immediate command of
the ling; the three others under the command of
Monsieur, and of their Royal Highnesses the Dukes
d'Angouleme and de Berry. Each west; corps
will be .commanded mend by a Marshal-of France,
and will have a regiment of cavalry-attached to
While one is serving at Paris; the others shall be ea
courtier, as the ancient tr -oi • # the Lines household.
They speak also of a plan of the organitatiew of the
arm', but what they say is too vague to report.
The second number of Bonaparte's POrtfolio, taken
at Charleroi on the 18th of June, has just appeared
at Brussels, and is more interesting • then the first.
Among the .different articles of which it consists, is
one entitled ,4 Enumeration of some Corps of the
Army:" it it's paper in the band-writing of one of
Bonaparte's,onicers, and exhibits a statement of the
force -of the corps which fodght ac Waterloo. The
Dulsepf Wellington was attacked by the 71,500 men
comprehended in this statement, via. sB,uuu itifantxf
(including 13,000 of the guard) ; ifooo rivalry
(iiscliadiist 4000 of the guard) 7014 wsillery, and
VO pieces of crinnon. Th first end becond corps,
I contra:Wed by Generals Reirie and d'Erlini, aritom-
piiied in this. account. Marshal Groisehy acted on
his side with the corps of Vandanunevid Gerard,
which comprehended together 6000 horse.; including
infantry, they must have had force equal to ti ke first
and second, that is, trom 24/ to 27,000 men. He had
also the Ist and 2d corps under Etcelmans and Pajol.
which may be assimilated with the 8d and 4th, stated
in the table at Sow horse. All this agrees with the
:toolbars that were seen to pass through Namur, and
int kes a genital total of near 110,000, which, accord-
•ng to the first report. and the accuuhts of the prtsos
hers, passed the Frontiers.

Baron &mow is become a subject of Prussia, in
' com,equenee ut die'c.lieluit of Sammy, an whica
Join the Baron'. &le Cautle and F.,sest of Som.& are
situated. He has received a culigrAtulatuiy ,ewer
trim his new Stabler, uonterring up.,n aim itie addi-
tional title of Count Gourrs.
A NOTIINII TIMITY ekinUSANiX. Chr rictet Nn.
8539, draws Mir mewing A kir... u airs,i,uu.), was
sold in Oar emitter and filigivt Saiteset/fe. At 1,11 gIIB'S
must lartoshue.ptlice, IT, 1..uut,0..;-streeit near Sr.
Paul's, warm at wail be recollected, No. Bfiti9. the
oaly bite of £30,000 in Me last Lottery, and i 5.9,11
the last £10,9u9 ever tllarNl, were also sow.

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