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Stn. 7.—The communications with Cher.
burgh are free only by sea. By land persons cannot
go beyond Boulogne.
Several Austrian regiments bare set out from Dole
for Besancon. It appears that the siege of the latter
place will commence immediately.
A private letter from Saint Afrique, in the depart-
ment of l'Avelson, states, that the tranquillity here
has been Interrupted by some armed disturbers, who
have burnt several bouies belonging to Protestant
families.

Guards .J111P11,4 111Pais
ofl'llerault lid de L'Aube, to swath against Wend
Casts nos.
BATONOT, Aug.. St.—The Journal of this ri•r
has published did following &rum .lity, occe.iipso
by the unexpected invasion of the Spanish army.
TOOLNATOIT Or MI crre OT TATOONS TO The 1,11/10
OITA NM
44 In coMmopt of the most eoleson premises. and
without either provocation or invitstion; dots Astonish
stay yesterday entered the French territory.
'46 A Proclamation of M. th• Genet.' in Cuief

Some one having lately asked where- the Emperor
of Russia would lodge in the Plain of Venus, it was
answered at the Hotel of Isl■gnaninsity. •
It said that the Doke of Orleans, the Boehm and
her children. will return here early in October.
The department of Puy de Dore is about, it is
said, to he occupied by Austrian troops.
A corps of Russian troops has been met at Clew•
moot Argonne; the soldiers who composed it had just
arrived from Russia ; they were neither equipped
nor armed, and were proceeding to the camp of Ver.
tug, followed by considerable flocks of sheep and
droves of oxen.
The wines begin to be extremely scarce in the di.
pertinent of the Rhone.
The King of Spain has commissioned his Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary Count
Mara to present the decoration of the Golden Fleece,
to his lio)al Highness the Duke de Berri.
A Ministerial decision prohibits the plating of
samtearies at the head of the Evening Journals, be-
cause the News-hawkers garble them in crying them.
By another decision the extracts from the Manliest
enti,the G•eselle Offscielte, which are sold in the
street+) of Paris, are subjected like the Journals to
a stamp.
It is said that the result of the negociations between
France and the Allies, will not be published until
they have been communicated to the Chambers,
which will take place, it is said, in the first Sittings.
The fete of the Emperor Alexander will, it is said,.
be celebrated on the 11th, in the Plain of Vertus.—
The grand review will take place on the 10th.
The write from Marseilles that it is nearly certain
the Emperor of Austria will honour that city with
his presence on proceeding to his Italian States. •
Baron Sturmer is appointed Commissioner on the
part of Austria, to guard Bonaparte in the Island of
Sr. Helena.
Counts Isariston and Dijon are named as being
each intended to command a division of the
anal

'Cense Abisbal, assumes the esistenee of family
Which threatens:the safety of his Maos.y's Tbeenn,
end which justifies Mr•lieresion which, le point of
foci, look, like an ant of hoetaity.
" The Mayor is autitori.eltoeleclare to you, that
MLA* Count de Chatteigny, lisperlos-Covnasandanto
has received orders to repel terve by fore, and that
bis Majesty and his Royal- Highness. the D Ate d'An.
(marine will take measetes to dries beck again
Owe who come to sjolate the soil of oercoutury.
4,l,ll,d'ereiircumstances so sodden, the only coarse
Sot the inhebiteots to pursue is to remain ram, and
to unite in their persons and efforts to accomplish
those measures which the Civil and Military Authe.
rities may adopt, to preserve the city from all attempts
of the enemy.
" The Mayor relies too confidently upon the do.
votion and usaalmity of the citizens, to give any di-
rections upon the subject.
•• The Mare ot she City et Bayonne,
• " rol7llCAilt.
" Bayonne, Ans.*, 1113."
46 The Mayor iinforag the kshoblionts that be yes.
terday held a Cuenca, in winch all the means of tie.
fence were discussed and determined spire. •
46 The reinforcemeate senor:red by id. the .Pre.
fact of the Department, begin to arrive. Tory ore
expected to.day. • ,
66 Arms will be distributed toffs') Mule's! G i•ards
who are without them.
46 The Maier repeats the invitation which he. his
aire,ady madit to his fellowenitisena, to preserve their
coqtroms, an& to unite with ateiblence, and obese
.all' with subordination in the 011181111111 s adopted bribe
dfintborities. •
Obedience is the freest virtue of a midlett and
enbmission constitutes the strength of catils.us.
. Aug.3s,
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VOIDER _
_ _ __lt of Ilia Catbelit
ig-Iribudlrtfillirnlifsiteritt% toys? Filift,.eis the
illikerd'AegovionOrt in tathcetion of doe eiders of
tie Kleg,..beinglia repot force- by force; by ample/.
'lni; all the troops, whether belonging to the fAss Or
* National Guaid, which can Winked 'wader Ms
istisnmand. - •
" The_ army. of M, Lieut,Gen:Cratinelt, Count
'if Abisbal, barb/ approached Meier to seyoimi,
taotler oar command, than he was entitled to do ac-
cording to the military arrangements, 'we declares by
.this present Order, the town and Citadel of &yews
to be is et stater of siege. 4
" We inform the inhabitants of Bayetieliq"btib
same time, that* is only a precautiooarylielrfete of
absolute necessity, which, In oar opinion, pradenie
dictates, and that unless hostilities ire eernmeweed by
the Lieet.-Crtneral commanding the Spanish avast,
we shall remain on the defensive.

Royal
Aled.
it is stated in one of the Journals, that the Hoke
do Bissau° has been permitted to reside in a town in
Hungary, under the Superintendence of the Arstkoti.
'tin of the country.
The seventh volume of the Cc's:cur was seized it
the printer's; there still remains, however, a great
number of copies. The copy at the authors', Messrs.
Courts and Dunoyer, has been seized.
Several of the Deputies have already arrived in the
capital. Their arrival presents a singular and re-
markable spectacle, they for the most part being
strangers to political assemblies, and bringing u der
their grey hair all the ardour of youth. They al-
ready form assemblies.
They write from Alais, under date of the 28th
titt..---" The wont of news is truly eztraordlnary in
its causes and its results. We dare not tell you the,

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truth, it is highly necessary that we should have an
Extraordinary Commissioser, a stranger to ail parties,
"to collect and transmit the details to the King. This
country is in a state of alarm, but tranquil."
A private letter from Bayonne add the following
details to those which are already communicated :
" Every one here is under arms, and, though the
Spaniards are at our gates, not the slightest fear is
felt, nor does any one think of quitting the city.—
They announce, on all sides, the arrival of National
Guardtkand troops, who are hastening here to de-
fend our ramparts. In a few days we shall be secure
from any coup-de-main. Besides, the Spanish force
does not exceed 13,000 men, and only a few pieces
of artillery: if there were any occasion, the Prefects
of the neighbouring departments would call out the
whole population, and it is certain they would
march in a body against men who called themselves
oar friends li few days since, and who solemnly pro-
noised they would not enter France unless required
to do so by the King."
It is paid that the Duke of Cambridge will be
created Viceroy of Hanover, and reside in the capi-
tal of that country.

66 We require, at the Ail...time, that thiCa4;ll
Authorities of the City of Berm* continuo-their
functions the same as in ordinary times, not "Wog
to cisaage any thing in this respect. ' •
‘4 Deseret CoW-1 DR CNAUVII32T-DSBLOT.
Varnish Aug."), ISIS."
46 INIOSITANTS or Baeotthr ;—The flag of truce
which has beewsent to me by M. Lieut..fieneral the
Count d'Abisbal, General In Chief of the Spanish
army, has also brought a dispatch whkh njoires nie,
since it may serve twsatisfy- you as to Isis present
tentious: he has promised me not to esidertake any
thing either against you or maissat Lieyonue, with.
out giving me previous notice.—Re offers me the
guarantee of his Catholic Slajesty, and adds to it that
of his own honour.
" I hasten to communicate this to the inhabitanell
of Bayonne, always faithful to their Ki,,g sad costs,
try.
"(U) "The Count DE CIMEIVICINT-DE-BLOT.
&wooer, Aug. A 3, 1813."
THE PREFECT OF THE LOWER. rsitesets TO THEI2IIII.
RITA NTS.

There will shortly be a Military Order created for " The best of Kings has re-ascended his Throne,
the Hanoverian Army. To each of the soldiers upon and you surrendered yourselvet to the impuiseof joy :
whom It may be conferred a pension of 120 francs already the corps organized for the defence of this
will be given. frontier were returning to their homes. The vici-
An anonymous pamphlet, but of which a Journal, pity of a friendly Power gave you the certainty of
i who ooght to be well informed, soya, that M. de peace'. •
Saint Victor is the Author, and which is entitled 66 Your confidence is deceived, your tranquillity
Des Reaoholionares et du Minigre Public, was seized is disturbed—a Spanish army has eutend your tent.
the day before yesterday by the Police. teries.
BOLOGIVA, AUG. 19.—The King of Spain, Charles 66 What do they want here? Is not the legitimate
IV. passed through here last Thursday, and after a authority recngoised ? Are we not uhanimena in
short stay continued his journey to Rome. our wishes, and in our love for nor virtuous Mo.
PARIS, SEPT. 7.—An Ordinance of the King, ; parch? Is he not the relation anti the ally of Ferdi.
dated August 30, directs that there shall not barer. wand VII.? *Does any disc,ml paw oolong ua. which
ried into igrcution, in any part of the kingdom, any' requires the intervention of thin foreigo force ? Will
arret or• judgment, not sanctioned by the Royal for. Ahoy dare to affirm that his Apfajes,y hos soli, No each
soli, on pails of nullity. succour? Deny 'outfit stint a tomtit ell lUM it, . I in.
They write from Rennes, ander date of the 3d, form you, that the King orders so sepal forte hy
that the number of Prussians arrived in that town force, if the S I ,isiar Ir. fotgetting ages of good
bee not yet exceeded 60, hat they espectt on the faith, should persist in the moat incompreheusible,
Ilds, 9th, end lOtti, thedivisions of the 6th corm, as sell as the moat unjiva of mg,re..ini...
cMnmanded by General Tauenzieu, estimated at from 66 Yes; the Kin; cm', . awls yom to attend Yeast.
116 to 30,000 men. ' spiteg, and be Knows' our anele..t ?slow : he Lo.oll
' . Letters Itastist la dlit state, that of the voice- of your love of your coltish); your delotioss t tie!

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