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London, England, 1815-08-03 00:00:00

of agitation in du popular mind. The psalm-,
seem so inclined to revolutionary disorders, that It-
rich and the noblesse take the precaution of retiring
into the towns.

On Thursday last there arrived at Troyes a °alum
of 25,000 Russians.
The Luke d'Angouleme was expected on the 99:
at Toulouse, whoa every preparation was made t.:
his reception.

COURIER EXTRAORDINARY, SUNDAY WANING.

It is said that M. Carnot retires to Switzerland.

There was yesterday a review of Prussian troop.
at the Champ de Mars.
The Ropil Volunteers who followed the King to
Ghent, arrive this day at Paris. Their comrades of
the School of Law come before them. _ _

The Journals appear to havebeen led NM an error
in announcing the arrival at Paris of the Prince Di
Eckmuhl.• He has not arrived up to .the Fee=
momeht.

(EROS( THE JOURNAL DES ntillaTa.)
A Prussian Hussar made a capture at the battle oO
Waterloo of five thousand Napoleons, laic!) he ho
sent to his family by the intendant-General ants
Counsellor of State, Ribberstrop. A soldier of does
Landwehr also obtained possession of five hundred
Napoleons.
Toe white flag was hoisted at Nismes, on the 15th,
without the least opposition. On the follooLe, Mo
day some people ot Provence having entered the
town, dissrmed the national guards and oenliital the
sol.ti,rs in the barracks ; some persons sooe kaki],
and two houses pillagei. Among others a colloo
house was sacked tioni top to bottom. At night
their numbers increved wonderfully ; on Tuesday
they tobbed the houses of some Roy-Ants ; they
robbed the country as well as the town, and all con.
tinued in disordeoup to the '20.1, when the account
came away.
France has learned, not without a sentiment of
prof mod acknowledgment, that the Xing, wishing
to recrimpence particularly the attachment and &le.
lity which several ot the principal cities have testified,
has honoured the electoral colleges by naming three
of our Princes to their presidency.
l'lre quay of the Four N nines has resumed the
name of the Qtay de Conti ; that inscription waste•
placed yisterday.
More than twenty thousand white flags row in
Boarsteaux on the 21• th. At the theatre ot that city
an oliatoalrofe has been made of the trOcol aired flags.
General gxcelm.ms corps of cavalry is cantorred
in the Arrondissement of Atom. It has a consider.
able park o: artillery. • ,
A Russian column of ?3,000 men arrived at Tio7e*
on TstorsJay, the 27th.
A private letter from Turin confirms the arrest of
Loden Bonaparte in that city. ' His mysterious
manners excited st4it ion, and a superabundance of
precautions betrayei liji; disgt.ise. It is added, he
will temain at Turin till the Allies and the 'french
Government have teen consithed.
His MaieSty the kmperiir 01 Austria has appointed
Baron de StraucoVico Governor ot Mayence.
. .In virtue of an Act of the Congress of Vienna, tote
Austrian Government has taken formal possession of
Johannesberg, near Mayence, famous for the excellent
Rhenish wine it piodirc:o. .
Toooote. JULY 24.
This morning all the triton and civil officere of out
=mom, fu the Mors ...8'1'..4.1.3n. askireased their re-
, epectful submission to the Kiao. The !white flag sees
Waisted, and tote English squadron within view of the
port, saluted the flag when it was seen floating on the
torts arid batteries. .
The whole fleet was impatient to display its ce-'.
sentiments; but the r expression was restrairvoi by
, ii:t manoeuvres and acts ot violoo.e, of which the e 1..!
are out sufficiently known. Roar-Admiral Dupery.,
the 2,faritime- Prefeft, exerted muck prudence and
energy in the measures which he took for the safe:y
of the maritime arsenal—This valuable es ahlis'• ont
was very much threatened by the soldiers e ede.
rates. Sr veral Generals and superior officers, indig.
nant at their conduct. had abandoned troops whose
indiscipline and excesses they could no longer restrain.
when Vice Admiral Count G tnteaume, who retired
some time back, pn account of health, to an es-ate
near Toulon, arrived in this port. Invested with
those decorations which recal so many affections to
Frenchmen) Admiral Ganteaume made his appear-
ance at the hall of the Prefecture, braving the me-
nacca of the seditious.
Tile Officers of the navy and the inhabitants soon
rallied around an Officer distinguished by his services
and faithful to the King. ace unanimous sentiment
was then manifested, that of a return to duty, a feels
ing of the necessity of union, and of respect li the
lawful Sovereign.
STRASBURG% JULY 22.
Yesterday a Convention for the suspension of hoe
tilities was concluded between Gem/4 Rapp and
. Prince Hohenz Merin commanding the Allied arm!
in Alsace. The two armies we to maintain their
respective positions, and ten days previous notice to
,be given, if a rupture stiould take place. The same
armistice to extend to Sehlestado Delon, Huningeo
and other places besieged or blockaded. The French
;General is to send a deputltion of officers to Paris.
BRUSSELS! JULY *IPA.
An army of a eserPeot national troops, colored
of 2U battalions of infantry, 20 squadrons of cavalry,
and. six batteries of, artillery. is about to aselltuble
up,n Escalit, under the command of Lieutenant-
General Baron Tindal. Lieutenant-General Boot
Ivan will be employed in that army.
VIENNA, JULY ti.
On his arrival at Spires and Nancy, on his way to
Paris,. the Emperor ot Austria visited the tombs cf
his ancestors in both lines. At Nancy, where WI
had prepared to receive him at the palace iit his ao
cestors, his Majesty enqnioOd few •the place of the't
mortal remains; he was told that :t had been os
mutated during the revolution, and that it was :.• 1
unworthy of his attention.—" It was Ammo al," ;e•
plied the Emperor, og to Rave ravaged, but M,:re so
tot to try to discover it."
sTRASBURG, JULY es.
The Supplement to the Order of the Day, 0: the
22.1 Juloyi so the army of the R liar, contains Co
Articles of a suspension of hostilities between the t so
armies. This mispeosion is common o• ali the ply"
under the command of the Chief oh the French at al!
oT the khioe. which are Strasburg, L indite, Lichten-
burg, Le PetitPierte, Th +lS:vita& schlesswit, Neuf,
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