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LONDON:
MOAT, AUGUST 41 181 g.

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Kin; disoatisfied with the measures of the Allies,
anal that he's perpetually assailed by the cliscoutented
infrjizoprA about his pagmin. He is atwut tocumplete
arid consolidate his admioistrstion, now that tlie ar.
tangetnents between kiln 3.0' 1 :le authorities of the
Allied Powers ate distinctly s.eltl 1. The British
troupe, it is said, leant Paris, to occupy
.the whole
tract of country from Dunkirk to Rouen. Lord
Castlereagh. it Is supposed, will continue a minder*.
ble time in France, as ne has been appointed to the
chief direction of the Cotninisseriat of the Allied
Armies. It is reported that Marshal Darning,
hen be arrives in Paris, will be received by the

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The French army will not, it is said, he dis.
--betwied.---The -whole bla MO. of their defection from
- the King is thrown upon the officers, and the officers
are to be, for the most part, removed. A•consider.
able »ember of French military have Come into Pa-
tis, for the tact two or three days. The officers
rarely appear in their uhifortn, sod have almost all
shaved off their mustaches. A great number of
French farttillea appear ip 'booming, and .almost all,
apparentlyi of the higher orders iii society.
'-•• • The massatlon of- warfare it Paris has enabled
• • :Familia to Jeannie bey useal influence on the public
f ;Maud. A report is very prevalent in the first Parisian
' circles. that a distinguished Commander has stirrers.
&fed hinsseif captive to the beautiful wife of a mili-
tary (+MO: of high rank, in a meaner to make a very
Serious investigation of this event indispensable ; bat
it is to-he .holled.that this will turnout to be nothing
tacit 0 than a tale of makornience.

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'FUR ,STATESMAN.

BOISAPARTE has not yet sailed from Plymouth.—
lie is not expected to be sent off for some days yet,
probably I%nt.until after the meeting of the Congress
• at Paris. TheJlierthumberland only left Portsmouth
fkkr Plymouth, yesterday afternoon ; she was accom-
ponl.4 by his Mwjesty's ships asseephalas; Ceylon,
and liforgicma; it is said they_ all proceed to St.
Helena. Rumour begins to be more liberal to the
fallen Emeasoa. It h said to have been agreed that be
k to tate him an establishment; among them are
three Aids.devCamp, and twelve alomestics. His
Doctor, we understand, has declined accompanying
him. -Other arrangements however are mentioned,
but whether any of the statements can be relied upon
we know not. One, not over friendly to him, says,
* He is to have vane servant and his own cook ;
be may consult any physician that happens to touch'
it the island ;—all his letters are In be opened by
the Governor ;—he is not to be landed till a house
is fully prepared for his reception ;—he is ,to bp;
permitted to exercise himself is any field sport eel
which the idatfd will admit, but is constantly to be
attended by an Officer and two orderly men, who arti'
to shoot him if be attempts to make his becipe, all
is beyond the reach of their hands. tie is only' ke
be allowed such a sum of money as he may Want for,
common occasions; and, finally, the French Ge•
Arnment is to be wholly at the expellee of support.
lug him."
. St. Helena is, by well.infornied persons, by no
means deemed that most proper of all places, of con.
snement for such a prisoner as it has been repre.
_tented. It is affirmed that he may be taken off the
bland at various places, and it is not improbable that
Americans may render him this service.

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pof Paris, highly congratula
them that the terms of thi:
cred guarantee of *hat
namely, the national honour
their territory. None, say
disturbers of the public trai
ports of the dismemberment t
These reports which are itojiu
floor) of the Poe.ers, are al
an Act in which wisdom and
with genius to insure the repose
the world. . .
Thus -then the French' may
the repose of the world- wl
they need never fear any lot
other Powers are to bear
disorders which they may cal
to quote the act of the Congress
draw our answer from the same
, tocol (Register) of the 12th
follows :—" The Allied Pol
independence of France, in
shall not be in opposition to
the general repose of Europe.
dent, that the present situation
fest opposition to the safety
repose of the world. There
this subject in Europe.
CotooNs, JULY 26.—The
stated to be sensible that the
two Declarations of the Conk
ceased with the abdication of
France has carried on ngaint
considered as an entirely ne,
quire other conditions of Pear
SWITZERLAND, JULY 22.--
&tin, formerly King of Sweden,
General Kosciusko, who
ever since to the 9th of .lal,
tour is the Alps, and to remain
the time when circumstanee-
to him to reside in Poland..

latex its readers, ass.s: 111
I' celebrated Art are
most dear to the f„,
sour and the integtn,
ye the Journalist, buy `s
ranquil I ty can ser►al do
t and psttition of Fri • thl
jurious to the Insatis ins
absolutely annihilated .A 1
nd moderation Ire arse le
!pose and the happiness tin
log
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ay distdrb with imno' let
whenever they thinfo, bo
oss of territory, and, ihi
• alone the burden of
cause ! Since they CL, In
ogress of Vienna, we, stall
same source. In the p
'ewers .will wreer;naidzet
co
in every case in whi6,,
to their own security a,
pe." Now, it is very • GI
Aims of France is in Int Chs
ty of the Powers and wi
sre is bet one opinion bo
•
'he Allied Sovereigns, lei
ihe war which induced, Co
tngress of Vienna Ili Fc
of Napoleon, that oh' , ,Ri
lust them since must lo .tro
new war, which wino.
eace. sh
jes
.—The Duke of 'foist: Ilrt
reden, Is gone to Italy.
If
ho bits been at Solea 'hi
July, proposes to make
remain in 3
it zerlaml
-the
es may make it agrees
CA
Doe of the howitzers
e French suety, and n
the title. pf those w
•-• .ws
eseares Pr-Dishes a
cbY
ifreetery with which t
was carried on.
obi) rgh 71a the 5.h of Jr. V
ledall.on and Cipher el tnl
sr Reagan the rellecti•
iv
albsersing merely tI.
the.sth of Jenusiy; axl . ab
Mich. the, 'too good Lou
lose -wines .be bed beet no
I of the different Wens,
di
!ounbiseg Imving received LI
.s, bar drift% back lots let
lett it i that town is DO/
t
:onanounicatio• nearly c
lea ; 'there ne get(
,Itot
• except on one side, tk
y means of the waters
of Lowly is attacked
are
, and there is.rvery rn•
PA
'horny be forced to eqs
to
late, that Coamissioneat
ertmessioi of that city ,ral
to
lc' ' • .1▪
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El
yeaterdiy, received die N
• *ZAGS, broaght Mr. CO
ad that they contained At w▪ l
wat entered into betwen
Gefetoose. nt. Best at se
confidence on the eabike,
d
rogue. We should less .100
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It been concluded, for t» th
Allies of seeing tranquil.
'ranee. Mace yesterday, ,Iss
spatehes from Paris,, a te•
eyed to Portstnetat h, Jw 41M
•
of troops, which mini 1141
ist, to proceed forthwith
ling in England, a fact yt
e as to the state. of Jaffna a
0..-.
rile was. published last
•
t.Generat Sir R. BROWt.
guest of Candy--a ter. fts
hich has on, former or. le
It gives • us pleasure to
it has not cost us a sinev
punt has fallen into lbo Ala
rhe King appears to ben
id has shared the fate 111
felted the lore of their .1.11
4111
of his resentment Flo'
conquerors in the re•
:hes stuck upon pakll on °IP
tiles from the capital. •
'ongratulating his Royal .
Jai
•
IT, on the issue of this
tenders for Iris Royal
e duties of a new an 3 • op
teople, and the posses• ac
ally endowed with ns•
'll4'
ty the blessings of a
.0%1 • fee
de edmiuistratipn of eiu;'
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