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• SALISBURY,
M•NDAT, JULY 3, fele.'
4.IviESSRS. BRODIE, DOWDING, and Co. beg
•Isvjl' to inform the Public. that in eonseqoen* of Messrs.
BRACE, SIMRON, and Co. having suspended their Payments,
the Notes .of the •S'ALISMTIT BANK Will in •future be paid by
Messrs. STEPHENSONS, REMINGTONS, SMITH, and Co.
Bankers, in Lombardostrcer, London.

BRUSSELS PAPERS.

CARLSBAD, JUNE 19.

The Prussians who are here, yesterdry celebrated
.the Anniversary of the battle of La Belle Alliance;
two companies were firmed for the purpose, one com-
posed of Generals and Officers, at which Prince'
Blucher presided ; the other of persons in Civil em-
ployments, and others not military, to which Ladies
were invited. Prince Blucher went first to the latter,
in one of the carriages taken from Bonaparte after the
battle, and having conversed some time with the
Ladies, went to his own company. In the evening.
the Prussian Generals gave a ball, for which 400
tickets were distributed. Prince Blocher, who came at
seven o'clock, was received by the Ladies, who placed
a crown of laurel on his head. After having worn it
for a few minutes, he had it put aside to be preserved.
His Highness spoke in the most obliging manner to
the Ladies, and danced Upolonaise with the Princess
.* of Tour and Taxis, and afterwards with reveral
other Ladies. There was a very brilliant illumination.
FRANKFORT, JUNE 27.
The Prussian Government has fixed four provinces
in which the French, who'come within the exceptions
to the Law of Amnesty, may fix their abode at their
own option ; these tour provinces are, Pomerania,
Si,esia, the mark of Brandenburg, %ad the province
of Magdeburg.

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, JULY 4.

Several journals have announced that Marshal Su-
chet had been replaced in active service. Neither this
Marshal nor any of the other Marshals of France, had
ceased to be in active *ferrite.
His Majesty, upon the occasion of the happy event
of the marriage of the Duke of Berri, 'has granted a
free pardon, or a commutation of their sentences, to
51 imiivicluals in different departments, condemned
to punishments more or less severe.
Nineteen prisoners confined for debt in the depart-
ment of the Lower Seine, have recovered their liberty
through the beneficence of the King.
Some obscure intriguers have been brought before
the prevotal court of Alencon, charged with estab-
lishing a club for the propagation of sentiments hostile
to the legitimate government.
Letters have been received at Milan from the
Princess of Wales, dated from Alexandria in Egypt,
in which she announces her intention of being at Con.
stantiaople by the end q'f June, and that she expects
to return to her fine villa on the Lake of Como in the
course of October.
Mr. Brougham has left this capital for Switzerland.
The frays of the Porte with regard to the inten-
tlo'ns of the Emreror Alt xander have been removed
by a note recently deliv red to the Divan, in which
the Russian Ambassador atfirms, that his master h.'s
no other desire than to sec Europe in a state of peace
after the violent agitations it has experirmeed.
The departure of the Doke of Wellington for Eng-
land has been natt:h talked of in Paris, and (onie
people have ascribed it to poliiical cau-es. The troth
is, that his Grace has availed himself of the perfect
tranquillity which prevails in every part of France,
to visit England, and t ske the Cheltenham waters,
which his physicians have recommended; and that
he will return to Paris by the beginning of Angu,t.
There is talk of an approaching convocation of the
Chambers. We have reason to believe that-they will
Rot meet till the Ist of October.
We learn Isrom Llourdvaux, that an old womnn of
that city, tainted with revolutionary principles, and
in the habit of spreading false reports, has been con-
demned by the Prevotal Court to a year's imprison-
ment, and a fine of 300 francs. Among other mart
trellous reports, this :rag gave ont, that '250,000 men
had taken the field under invincible chiefs, &c. She

seasoned all her news wit/it seditious songs.
The escape of General Savary and Lallentiand from
Malta has been noticed some ►ime ago. These detenut
'escaped from Fort Manuel at Malta or. the night of
the 7th of April, but the mode is unknown. They
were strictly guarded, and had pet mission to walk
only in a gallery in front of the rooms where they
were lodged, which looked into a court in tl►e citadel.
The sentinels had orders to fire upon them if they ex-
ceeded their bounds. It was gcncrally reported at
Malta that they had got to Smyrna.
COURT OF ASSIZE.

On the and 3d of July, the trig of the soi-rfireet
patriots of 1816 was continued. On the former day
the hearing of-witnesses for the prwecution was con-
tinued. The following incidents wurth notice oc-
curred :
tidiastel, a writing-master, had deposed before the
Commissary of the Court that he saw Bonnassier, one
of the prisoners, give some cards to sourdun, and
heard them speitk of approaching changes in the go-
vernment.
This witness, on being now called, retracted his
first declaration, and asserted that he-had been inti-
midated by the intertogater.
'President.—Do you persist in this absurd and infa-
mous declaration, that threw,' were held out to you
by an officer of justice ?
Schastel.—Yes, Sir, they ware ; I was told I should
be put ia prison, unless I said so and so : I then lost
my senses.
The President.—The Gentlemen cf the Jury will

recollect that Bonnassier, sen. and jun. and this Schas.
tel, ate the only persons who have alleged pretended
siolences, even of a moral nature, exercised upon
them. All, the other prisoners have done homage to
the humanity with which they were treated. I order
the detention of this witness till the close of the trial.
brun, a prisoner.---Just after the Lest depositions
against Philippe, a fellow prisoner, I heard, close to
Die, the following remark—" There goes one at least
jrt, the deal box." I beg the Court will order the ut-
terer to be arrested. President—Point him out.
Lebrun.—l cannot recognize him.
President.—li t a court of justice the greatest respect
is doe t., gUiblOTtUne j the accused are not objected