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arrested yesterday evening At nine o..
clock, ON the port at Granville, and
had just been brought to ST. Lo. He
- calm and has . cheerful counte-
nance. lie IL . man Of FIVE feet four
or five inches. with grey hair, blue
eyes, and an aquiline nose.
While the clerk was writing tho
heading OF the process verbal, NJ. Pc.
''gnsc looked over the new charter
which was upon the desk. As nobody
here knows him, one Of his portraits
was sent for, IN order to compare il
with the original. lie himself desired
to look at il, and holding il in his hand,
sald, Ii is one of my old portraits.'
l write to you from the prefecture,
where am present at the examina-
ton, IA officer Of the National Guard,
The foliowin: is the examination:
What are your name, Christian
name. age, quality, and birth place?
Auguste Jules Armand Marie Prince
de PoliSnac, Peer Of France, aged SO
years, born at Paris, settled at Paris.
You are arrested at Granville what
were you going 10 do tberef l was 70.
'ng To pass over to Jersey.
Are YOU not the last President Of
the Council Of Ministers. and as such,
one VI rose Who signed the Re- port to
the King and the Ordinances Of e5th
JuIyi Y..."
A National Guard, Who has this mo.
meat arrived from Granville, announ-
ces that another individul has Just been
arrested there, Who is supposed to bs
either n. de Montbel or N. CopeIIe.
Courier dec 7,i5unasI
CHARLES X.
ihn unfortunate despot, with his
suite, left Cowes on the esd August.
tor Lulworth Castle. Dorsetshirc, which
IS to be his place Of residence during
his stay in England. Lutworth Cas-
tie, IL is said. was formerly the resi-
dence Of Sir Robert Peel; from which
It was enormously inferred that the
government had an sgency in appro-
Priating il for the use Of the royal visi-
ter. The government receives him
only IN his private capacity. The A.
merican ships Great Britain and Cbas.
Carroll, which had conveyed him and
suite to Cowes, sailed fer Cherbourg,
IN company with the frigate Seine, the
same day that he left for I.uIworth
Castle. lie was conveyed to Poole in
the steamboat Meteor. where he arriv-
ell about ) O'Clock in the afternoon.
lie then, accompanied by the Duke Of
Bordeaux and the Duke d'Angouleme,
immediately set OF in \ carriage and
pair Tor Iulworth Castle. "He look
ed very we'll and was very afiable."-
We see no indications that His Ex-
Majesty intends visiting the United
States. A correspondent eG the Times.
under date OF Aug. %, SAYS, ~ have
seen the Ex-king once more. lie has
been much mi.represented in regard
To hrs person; he is agreeable IN his
aspect and manners. The Great Bri.
tain is provided with a large stock Of
provisions, cattle, and poultry, which
makes IT evident that u longer voyage
vas originally contemplated. IL ap-
pears that they were pluDdered at
Cberbourg even OF their wardrobe, and
The ladies' have been obliged to fit
themselves out with necessaries from
this place. Some differences IF opin-
ION has prevailed among the party as
TO their ultimate destination. -
IL IS stated that the ex. King desired
an asylum ia Austria, but that the
Duchess dc Berri proifrred the United
States. Loiworth Castle. " hioh Charles
had gone to occupy, is the seat Of tho
opulent Catholic family Of Weld. Oh
whIeh member has been created a
cardinal by the present Pope.
EMBAREATioS or TIE ROYAL FAMILY.
Charles y. and his family left Vo-
loguc on the 10th, ~ nine o'clock IN
the morning; they arrived NJ one o.
clock at Cherbourg, aud without stop.
ping IN the town, they proceeded 20.
wards the great port, where they we're
expected by tao American ships, char
tered iOr thc purpose Of carving them
away from France. They were escort.
ed By about 800 horsss, both Garde.
du Corps and Gendsrmcs de Chasse.
The population Of Cherbours vent
10 meet the eOrtesc on IT, passage. and
preserved the most profound silence.
Not single cry afflicted this family.
which had fallen frsm so high . staten.
lae Commissioners of the Government
Awshsd the arrival Of the family al the
entrance Of the bridge leading lrom the
qaSy ." the regal packet.
This Court ceremony and pomp, tie
last farewell Of q useless guard. iii.
s,seaee OF the numerous spectators, all
these eireumstsnees gave 70 shia scene
= quite theatrical aud tragic appear
anee.
FSosn the hrst carriage slighied NJ.
dc Damas. ". De Mesnard, Madame
de GnntAnf. ard the unka de finirhn-