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PARIS, FIBRUARY S.

This "mining we received the Paris Papers of
Monday and Tuesday, being all that are dee. We
luoked at them carefully, but in vain, for any intelli-
gence respecting Sir ROBERT WlLsow, or our other
countrymen now in custody at Paris.. There was a
grand Review of French troops at Paris on Sunday,
but, according to some accounts, it went off very
coldly, and excited no interest with the public.—
This looks like a return to " reason and the shop,"
and we trust the age of glory and the thirst for ag-
gression have passed away. The shops of Paris are
in future to be shut on Sundays. The Chamber of
Deputies is daily occupied is Secret Sittings with the
new arrangements for supporting the French Clergy.

Yesterday a considerable number of troops of the
Royal Guard, with some of the cavalry, were re-
viewed by the King and Princes in the Place Car-
rousel. The drew of the cavalry attracted particular
attention.

Six thousand men of the Royal Guards passed yes-
terday in review before the King in the Court-yard
of the Tuilieries. The infantry was formed in two
lines in the Court-yard of the Castle. Four batteries
of Artillery formed,a third line, and the Cavalry was
in line in the Carrousel. At one o'clock the King
left the Castle in a calash, with the Duchess d'An-
gouleme on his right. The King's carriage was sur-'
rounded and followed by Monsieur and the Dukes of
Angouleme and Berry, besides Marshals and Gene..
• rals on service, and a numerous and brilliant Staff.
The King passed through all the ranks. It is im-
possible to describe the effect produced by the pre.
sence of his Majesty: the cries of Five ls lioi were

every •here reprated by the troops and citizens.—
The King then placed himself in front of the princi.
pal entrance to the Castle, and the troops defiled be-
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fore him : they were composed of 4000 infantry, four

batteries of artillery, having twenty-four guns fully
harnessed, and tuenty squadrons of artillery, 2000 in
number.

Yesterday the Review, though attended by all the
persons of rank and fashion in Paris, was yet wanting
of that general attention which the inhabitants of Paris
ought to have paid to it.

The Bavarian Government sent to Milan on the
llth ultimo a second slaisranus, which is stated to be
of a more conciliatory nature than the first.
The Brunswickers who were in France have ar-
rived at Hanover. All the regiments are to meet at
a short distance from Brunswick, where they will
make a solemn entry: Great preparations are making
for their reception.

M. Cambeceres only left Paris yesterday morning
for Smack, accompanied by his Secretary and two
servants.

A report is entreat in Switzerland that several
districts of the Haute-Souabe, on the frontiers, are
about to be placed under the dominion of the King
of Bavaria, according to arrangements which are ex-
pected shortly to take place between the Bavarian
and Austrian Courts. All the territories on the left
bank of Lake Constance, with the town of that name,
are included in the treaty.

The celebrated Painter David is at Brussels.
The banquet which was to have taken place at the
Louvre yesterday, is put off till today.
The winter season has set is with great rigour in
Spain.

One Narodky, a Polonese Gendeman, died aged
125 years, at Warsaw, on the 27th ultimo. He was
married for the second time fit 92 years of age, and
had a daughter by that marriage. The Emperor,
Alexander alluwed him a pension of 5000 /Indus
yearly, on account of his Akio: I
A female was arrested on Sunday morning during
the Review, dressed as one of the National Guard.—
It is supposed she adopted that plan to facilitate her
seeing the troops.
We have authority to state, that the Baroness de
Stael never travelled with tisk Princess °Males, nor
accompanied her in any of her voyages.
The Prince do Conde was at one of the windows
oithe chateau during the review on Sunday.

The city of Lyons is in a state of she utmost

The Hereditary Prince of Bawls has left Paris
with a numerous and brilliAnt suite, for Milan.

The rich heiress Mademoiselle de line has of-
fered to his Majesty 100,000 francs to assist in the
Payment of the contributions, and hat given 26,090
tunes to relieve the poor.
Yesterday beieg Sunday, there was no *how of
merchapchee in front of the shops, or on the quar,
bridges, &c.
In various parts qi the Department of the Ands,
persOns accused of spreading false and alarming
.rr-
ports, have been arrested, l‘everal individuals have
been placed under the speeinl stirveillaire of the Le-
e al Audio, hies.
Oa the 411th'nf JanOry I!4iniepsap mass of rocks

- Out ob* at six o'clock is the eastilookass tha
!Bak of Barn Cie', Dam Lyons. The passer of the
great'road koala Paris is. at rant, interrupted ;
there is even reason to' believe that a mead mass, at
least as large as the first, will faU down very soon.—
seems that this event has produced no disagreeable
consequence.
According to the news from Naples, the arms-
meats against the Barbary powers are continued.—
Two frigates have already sailed to protect some cos-
voys which had been prevented from sailing by the
fears thus excited. We are assured that several cow.
menial houses. among the rest those of Telesea, 14.
lati. Grulio, and Giovanni Buono, have raised, by
means of a Sharing Company, a considerable sum,
is order to make war against the Barbarians.

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