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robber:. aid morderers, aad deserve to
tw. f•atermitia(ed. A I'rocL4 Verbal of this 11114 hewn
III) and Ira timitled to the Cummandatit of the De-
prt.sieist, !o tub communicated to the Austria u Ge-
'wont.

C %:tn, N::.sti_s, Sur. 2.—(Private Lettet).—
Tile Procismatitn of the Austrian General, in which
i,fs anstonitces thetolisarnoing of the country, has pro-
Ilgrad f lieworst effect, and can poly excite trolls die, or-
lances. What the Prefect has thought proper to
'4l, i'Y way of -*hawing that the measure swum-nerd
i: a proof , f the good understanding between- the
it s of Frt.tleo and the. Emperor of Austsig, has
st.itted tt• she irlitation, and excited new distrust.-
7ne Protestants say, there is an intention of dioarm-
ilsg them, that they may the easier murder them, as
they did those who after escaping the first atisays of
' Niime‘ hall the weakness to listen to the Proclams-
... lions 4t1.; rr, urn. Hence it is more than probable
;•- thst on .h day when the disarming, if it is really
to is e ikice, beginof it will be the signal for Irish
ti;so Mention is made of a letter written! by
Tall med, to prevent this disarming, bet this is 1101
‘ • . ,4itiod it is even considered .is a stratagem. In
• -,4 tor the Protestants are convinced that it is wished
... 4 n mere them. But who can wish that ?10
AII.FTOVLOK, AUG. 31.—(The Lieutenant of
Police.;'—isieutenant-Genorel Parionneaus, com-
matt • the' Bth Divkien, has written to the Corn.
"'Old of the town and the Mayor, sharply cent.
...AV ifproceetlings, and referring to the paternal
.. 166 of his Majesty, commanded them to put a
, \rn,tttip to the severe measures which, contrary to the
us- they tave inflicted on several individuals. The
- 18.4 9 ill!ave in consequence ceased, and several per-
been set it liberty ; others were o!died to
for their
libertyt or at least it was only givint phihe
•
them on certain conditions. A. M. Esparan, a No.
fury, Adjunct of the Mayor, who has a great in- .
thence on the Commandant of the plate, is generally
considered 63 the secret instigator of all these perse.
nations. On the festival of the King in this pact
of the country the greatest excesses wete committed.
Severs) persons were murdered, and many houses
were given op to plunder.
UPPIR Loinv..—LE PUY, SEPT. 2.—Many autho-
rities have mentioned that the elections of the Depart-
ment have been conducted wholly in a reactionary
sense. One of the Electors has expressed his opinion
in print, and the object of it is to show that the
Chambers ought not to assemble, and that the care of
governing (be State ought to he committed solely to
the King. •

An R CEIC.-FO Aua. 30.—(The Prefect.) -n
The Prefect does no deay that molly excesses and
unjustifiable actions have taken place in his depart-
ment, but he hopes that reflection, time, and especial-
ly the season of the year, will necessarily bring all
back to order.

UPPER( ARONNE.— THOULOCRE, AUG. 31.—(Pri-
vete Letter.)—The Secret Society still proceeds with
its executions, that is, it strikes individuals marked
out for destruction. 'The agents of this dreadful
union, far from showing themselves accessible to any
repentance, are every day threatening the most wor.
thy individuals to serve them as they did General
Home'. The arrival of the Uske d'Angouleme has
in no manner changed the situation of the oppressed
and threatened person-I, on the contr.tly, it appears
as if tills furious lorry affected still smite zest. On
the entrance of tile Deeltesal'Angoulette they ex-
claimed Vii.'e La Reins!

'fAnx.--ALet, Aus. 31.--(11te Prefect.)—The
Prefect congratulates himself, that of the tour De-
puties returnable from the Department, three have
been elected from among the old Noblesse.
LOWER PYRENEES, BAYONNE, Avo. 31.--(The
Sub.Prefect.)—ln consequence of the commands
which M. de Chauvigey lately received from the
/Me (PA ngouleme, he has at lest determine!! to wen.
tore fill seine preparations for defence. A Commit-
sake Ordonnairur dispatched from Bordeaux as a
Courier, has brought a dispatch, in whim it is said,
that at the desire of the o..ketl'Attpuleme, General
Castanos reLrossos the Pyrenees. Ti italispatch has
Leon communicated to General A!:ithal, wit(' has not
any definite answer to it. This Getters!
in ni. i oclosnition has never once tttt the
King. I ~,sera) limes repeated that he c Imes to
the assist:l. the Prince. A Prince of A•tg:ona.
rho came over: to discus* matters, publicly corn-
j,hineti of the adopt! •n of -lipasures of defence apiubt
40,9•-inS it:11140.4 to Onsor the king.dom.