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London, England, 1815-08-15 00:00:00

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It Louis, by &p pm of God, Kills of Praises and blawarrg
To all to whom lewd presents shall come greietkis
Considering dutch is urgent to orgaggiae a new assay, widie
tint which rusted shall be, accurding.to our ordinance of the 2Stl
of March, disbanded. .
" Considering also that the neve organization might to rest on
bases which may secure to France it. independence %without, and
its tranquillity within; that as much as it has been endeavoured
o.ctacn the army from the interests of the country, in order to
inahe !t the mere instrument of a personal and inordinate ambl-
tit 0, so much it is fitting for the public order I. maintain that
winch is about to be formed in the principles winch constitute a
lE.:J., rational army : wishing for thews purposes to form a tnirlltp
c't, and to put it henceforth in harmony with the Übtral mop-
vons of our Constitutional Charter, by establishing ha the army
a as:cipline sufficiently strong to guarantee success in war, and
to inaintairt our inatitudon. invariably, if new factious should
i„ in/ threaten to trouble the State, we have ordained and do or-
,in as follows:
./ t. Tile active nsilkarf roots of Prance shall coadst of Sc
I.6tioos of Weary, of three bouillons oath.
/4 Eight lingintents of root Artillery.
0 Four Regiments of Hews. Artillery.
I, A Regiment of Stoma Carabineen.
s* sit li,•iiinentiot Cniramisn.
feu Kegitnepes of Dragoons.
Tw,,,ty.foue Regiments of Chimers, NA
c, sit Regiments of Hussars.
'then. shall be fecated a Royal Corps of Endrietiws, to be
in nit/c/o:lion wah thegenerol organisation of other mine.
t. Our War Secretary shall present to us as soma ais possible,
alt. ietatled organalFloo of the Marine amps. • ee
Given at Paris, the Ittliby of July.
(silPtid) " Louis.
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Ahotbet Decree, dated tbe 'ad instant, details the manner
Ahich the corps are to be raised in the Merest departments,'
saJ the amount which each is to furnish. It states' that each
tattalion of hammy of the line is to telltht of eight oompanies.
stie of which is to be of grenadiers, sin of fusiliers, and sat
him company the numerical mount of each Igiust is to be
less oru, ol whom 103 are Mars. and the felt itrUIP and
bowies. Variou, regulations killuw, as to the mode of takimr
tank amongst the Officers, the number of flags and banners for
each legion, and similar particular., which are of no Interest to
the topliAb nada A financial Deere, of the 7th inst. annuls
go Dime by Bottum; re. Ministersof the 41st Alafh Mathis
to the etiolation of dowdy, oc Inimovaable property.
Marshal Ney was discovered in the canton of Ti.ion, in the department of Lot, on the bbrders of
the department of Cantal. He has been arrested and
conducted to Auriklac. This important arrest is
uwinK m the vigilant care of M. Locard, Prefect of
Ciiital, and of the Sob• Prefect of Aurillac. The
CartAin of Gendarmerie. executed the orders of the
Prefect of Cantal with much zeal and activity.

Marshal Brune, after quitting Toulon, travelled
teNi passports from M. de Riviere : he was recog;
eked by the people at Avignon : immediately a po-
pular movement burst forth; M. Btune got out of
his coach and took refuge in an ion. The Prefect,
who had already seen him, and had advised him to
pursue his journey without delay, ran whim : he, for
!mar hours and a half, at the peril of his own life, de-
fended that of M. Brune : his speeches and his efforts
were not able to arrest the popular rage : there was
so armed ferce in the city. At last, at the moment
then the Marshal thought it certain that the door of
his asylum would be broke open, he killed himself
with a pistol. The Prefect of Vaucluse has been or-
dered to prosecute the authors of the sedition.
Yesterday, after mass, the King received Lord
Castlereagh, Whoremainetan hour with his Majesty.
Mang OR see of .all: wow sod reeks, mei fol.
laved the King, or who did not range themselves
under the banners of Bonaparte, have been to pre-
wi.t their services to the King.
ALcusr 12.—8 y an order of his Excellency the
Minister of General Police, the Gazette & Frame has
han suspended, for having inserted yesterday an Ar-
ticle in which it is proposed to make the persons who
accepted the Additional Act of Bonaparte bear the
rrincipul espence of the war. This article which is
a nature to alarm a great number of individuals,
and to sow the seeds of division, is equally contrary
to the principles of the constitutional charter, and to
the known principles of the King.
(It does not appear that the Gaulle de France has
'peen suppressed ; but that paper of the 12th contains
the following paragraph, which may be considered as
its apclogy 4
" For some days past .there have been circulated
small printed notes, in which it is insinuated that
there would be policy, reason, and justice in making
particular claws of the nation bear the greater part
of the war contributions that we have to pay. . The
authors of these writings are ill acquainted with the
dispositions of the Government. All the intentions
of the King are thoughts of iroderation, indulgence,•
and oblivion. Every system of recrimination and of
rev siting the past, is and always will be rejected by
2 Prince who only thinks of preserving us from the
dangers of civil discord." .
...Great tranlisleky at present reigns in the capital.
swe nnicager.bear those seditious cries which justly
alarmed good citizens, and the disaffected are
vrathed by a pradect bat active and watchful
rh,c) is felt every where Without being seen.
lahedoyere's trial proceeds with activity.
Lire different regiments which composed the aetny
tithe LoWt6=ed with much order and obedient.
'o the canto ea assigned to them. There *ilk
amain on the banks of the Allier and Loire, only s
few regiments of cavalry to-atase the line of deatark-
atiea to be observed.

The following are some curious details of what
treceded the arrest of Ney, revolted in a letter from
Ric= dated the 9th I
44 Marshal Ney had retired in great secrecy 0 a
.!ountry.bouse of one of his friends sear Acadian,.
His presence did not prevent the house from receiving
lisitaats. An individual of the town, who had came
to dinner, had occasion to remark it sabre Which fixed.
kis Attention as an object of eagle and curiosity. Oa
!,:s retina to t e town, he spoke of it as an admirobte
~ne to leveret persons, one of whom said, 4 This
-able can only belong either to Murat or Ney; none
but they pre possessed of such.' On this hint, which
came to the knowledge of the Sub• Prefect, the Mar.
si:4l Was arrested."
14,1Arshal Macdonald has issued a Prociamatimi to
'tie Army of the Loire, dated Bourges, August 2, in
which he expresses his pleasure at being again among
cld companions, and tells them that the calamities
and burtheas brought, on the country, can only be
alleviated by discipline and subordination, and a
kink and loyal submission to the King.
The Duke of Angouleme and Madame went yes.
terday morning to Bt. Cloud. Their Royal High.,
"an rode oalweeback through the Park. Oa their

hictiniAitiviewkiste‘4l by tfie ri.ins644infA of
Prussia, the Printe of Orninte, and sonic Belgic and
Prussian Officers eithigh rank.
aithentic letter from Toulon, dated the 3d,
states that since the white (lig *as displayed (July
alrhas been tranquil in that city—that both the
tah:bltants and, the military spew die most Jealous
devotion to the royal cause.—The British frigatela
Volontaire, Captain.. Waldegtave, anchored in our
roads yesterday at noon. He gave and was answered
with the usual salutes.

. Last Sunday A placard was eth;bited in several of
the meet., addressed to ,he loth regiment of the line.
We are authorized to state, that none of the Officers
of that Corps have any concern whatever with the
above proceeding.
There has been a report for some days, that one
of the principal Bankers of Paris has been arrested
for ,some gross frauds. A considerable crowd col-
lected this morning about his house, and convinced
themselves of the falsity of the rumour.
A letter from Naples, dated the 17th ultimo, says,
" The siege of Gaeta is continued with an activity
and'am intellegence which assure a prompt success.
The Austrian and Neapolitan troops who attack the
place by land are► •igorously supported on the sea
side',`"by the forces of hie Britannic Majesty. The
siege is conducted by the Austrian General Law,
Captain Fabian, of the English ship the Malta, and
Colonel Robinson. commanding the flotilla. A most
warm cannonade has been kept up. All the troops,
ire eager to do their dm.°

DRUMM, JULY Mt.
(From s (lemma Paper.)
Three new regiments of Landwehr are organizing
in this kingdom. Notwithstanding the partition of
Saxony, our corps now in the field consists of 15;000
men ; and active measures are adopted to increase it.
Ts Dean has been performed here forthe successes of
the Allies and the return of Louis XVIII. to Paris.