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London, England, 1815-08-19 00:00:00

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Te.day *e received the Paris Papers of Wednes-
lay ; but they do not enable Us t' present onr Readers
with much intelligence of importance from France t
:dABFIXITERI has appealed from his conviction ;
jorLT has been set at liberty ; and preparations are
nakirg tor the trials of NET, Donna, and other
,;air r5....-We give the following extracts :
PARIS. AUGUST 16.
Tkz lluc D'Angouleme and Madame hate set
• ut for I:Sturdeauk.
Certain Journals have announced that there is no
,in Ter Any artillery in the gardens of the Luxem-
urq there are still sic pieces with their caissoni.
The Commandant' of the 4th Military Division at
• :Incy has published tit* following Order of the Day :
" Every French soldier who shall appear in public
rithout the Royal cockade 6 shall be arrested and int-

-visored.
" Every Trench soldier who shall wear the tri.
'oloured cockade. shall be arrested and carried before
• e Council of War. as wearistg a signal of revolt."
The convicted traitor, Labedoten, heard in his
rison, with much aft feed, the. reading over of his
.mtettce. He asked Captain Viotti •if he had not
soar-four hours to appeal ?On being answered in
affirmative, he. said—" v That is enough !" We
re Assured that this day the papers were deposited
.; the office of the Council of Revisions, and that the.
judgment will take place to-morrow. As this
roceddre concerns the techniCal forms only, the cul.
; sit will not be presents
We Ate auured that an individual, with 90.000
francs Anout nis person, presented himself on Monday
t t.r prison of the Abbay-, in order to seduce the
And to procure the escape of Labedoyere.—
Asippointed in his project by the incorruptibility of
.te persons to whom he. addressed himself, he was
,:rested. A question arose, whether this business
iould not be im-ned;ately conjoined with the great
'lust before the 24 Vitlitary Council
the first Council of War has alvesdy taken up the
fair of General Dtouet. M. Delon. Captain Re-
: we*, will commence the process immediately.
l'he cases of Ney. Debelle, and of several others,
',al be tacClbliliely judged by the first or second

By an artete of the Prefect of Police, all suspected
,:rscas arrested by the Police shall be examined
vithin twenty-four hours, in order to be set at liberty
or brought before the Tribunals. The surveillances
'Ave been annulled on condition of the persons so
•vatched engaging to appear before the Police when
icy ate wanted.
Mirshal Soult, who had been arrested at Mend's,
nas been set at liberty—he has retired to his estate of
saint Amend, near Cestres, where he will remain
Inder the superintendence of the Ministry of General

Letters from Avignon state that Marshal Brune
Pould have escaped his unfortunate end if he had
not lost time in waiting for a portfolio to which lie
:.:cached the neatest smportance, and which One of
.is secretaries WAS brii•ging from 'ironies'. The seals
are put upon this portfolio, as well as upon several
papers which he tore while his room was barricadoed,
at which will be easily collected: it is said they
mtain same most important communications. It
'ems that what most exasperated the multitude
gaioff this General, was the reproach of a person
,ho charged him with taking part in the'assassina..
on of the Princess de Lanaballe I he replied to this
ccusation very coolly, not by denying it, by which
!-e might have saved his life, •but by these words:
' these were other times."
Ev ry thing inclines is to think that Jerome 80.
raparte succeeded in getting out of France very early
eutiTig the late disturbances. The following is the
%ray in which 'he escaped t••••• 64 On the ilth of June
'se left Paris, without noise or attendants. Two mo..
'test carriages fovea all his train. They were drawn
In tight or ten leagues by pest horses, and postillions
3o dirty to attract notice. After having burnt the
wo carriages, is the travellers took the post. In one
'triage sat Jerome Bonaparte with a physician : in
'he other was an individual unknown and a valet ; in
ill lour persons, who might have been taken for corn-
mrrcial travellers, or silk.mercers of the Rue St. De-
nis. It was through Orleans that this modest naval.
Bade passed, under borrowed passports. They reached
the Sam frontiers without molestation."
Distill the late interregnum, the Amilkyls in the
Ministry 01 the Interior had been greatly increased :
upwards of sixty have been dismissed.
The Austrian troops commanded by General Mo.
chi, and tunsisting of twelve or fifteen thousand men,
ei:ltert'l, on the 3d of August, the South of. France,
Y the v'4Y of Antibes. It is to be hoped that the
P'''.4lre of these troupe in Languedoc will put an cod
all disorders.
T; t r
—nlixfor 01 Russia met yesterday the funeral

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of it Grenadieref the kaSontl Garth. His Ma-
jesty stop3ed hie 'carriage; and dii not ealltidtfe hii
*rag until the fanirel had passel;
The A mariai °Wryer infoims us; that Sietir Mal-
larme. Sub-Pieteet of Avesbes, *as arrested by the
Prussians, and trinferted to Germinj,btcatise it was
he who, es a Member of the Convention, put to death
the thirty-two young gitls ofVeidnn, when the Prus.
sians retreated from that place; and because all the
atrocities which he committed at Brussels, which then
h longed to the Ettfperor of Atistiig, haire dot been
forgotten.
The Council df Revision will decide on Labe.
doyere's appeal to-morrow.

(OUttlEit raItAARDINARt br witntiksimt DiORNINC.

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The spirit of the French soldiery between Orleans
and Cliateauroux, is excellent. They are distin-
guished frr their excellent discipline.
On the 9th instant a person WAS arrested at Lyons
for manufacturing tri.enloured cockades. Three
hundred were found upon him.