German Papers.
The Times, 1824-02-23T00:00:00

r "' -U tanr' o) te r-*v ordinance of *he Cant. nr"IC Kili.11 f F, eat 'olrctner,. Boththc orul,nan"C and kctter ?t Ri, ou -l: f Fr2Ecaweni~pl)carc <.fTiria}! *-in trle Ge.crte of S!Auure,- 1. E;.:rv t-. :rncr s'1 dll. within 24 hours after hi arrival it c-vvon. opr^ -n: himself to the colic . deliver his pasport, a 1t e.P..2 t i-,P!,M:.r rri . {crace rties be: 'ad dIcc both or, his arriv.l ca-a .r at the o&iice of the Mayor in tht: first commune tl.-rI -!ocrrd. 2. w.sreicn^n who wisf to rerain mor: than threc weeks after tr -7 Lrivll Will be referred by the lieutenant of the police to the 3 NY fore gner sball be allowed to reside in the canton, nrnl,s h ha: a retrtdar pasopn7t, orleral drociments f:on hisown Govcrn. n *-nt Tlhose who belong to States that have; lister in Soivzer- Ip., Ishall have thcir passports countersigned by their respec.ive 4. Foreigners who 'hall settle in the canton without permissinn kI pers of lodginr houses, inns, anid others, who Shall receive fo- r ikners without su^h permission. shall be visited with a punishment v hc1 manv atnount to 2.0 florins' ine, aud four (lays' imw'risontent. is. A foreigner who has becti sent out of tite eanton anti shall r, tiorn. may be arrested by the reridarmes, and brought over the frontiers into prison, and is liab.e to a penalty not exceedinL 2950 fi irns'-fin e, and fotir days' imorisoitnienL Itf tile offence is repeated, t.c nenalt-v mar be don bled."' LETTER FROM THE KING OF FRANCE TO TPIE SW,VISS CANTONS. Tou or dear and great Friends and Allies, -the President and lDeputies of the twenty-two Cantons, in the General Diet of the ..a-tss Confederation. Llouis, by the Grace of i,od King of France and Navarre, *lydear,zreatt Friends an AAhies,-We felt a lively pleasure at t'he rec2ipt of your letter, in which yoi congratulate us on the revnts whichi have re3sred the King of Spain to his rights. -'he attLQhmenttand fidelity whic-h you have alway8 shown toour ;,esoWD and our family, left us no doubt of the interest yota took in the happinres which we felt trom such rapMA and brilliait siue cesses. We are particularly affected by the sentiments vou clprems for our much-beloved nephewtbe DIke ofAngonleme. Di- vine Providence bas vi!Tbly favoured our enterprise. To it, we oew our thanks that our efttort have been crowned with success, ad that the worthy son of ol:r adoption has triumpbed. ft vill, we trust, complete its work, nnd cause tranquillity, happiness, and a wi'e libertv to fillowv the misibrtnes which have a ticted Spain. <e- are happy to be able to speak to you of the good conduct of the Swiss troopts who to': pact iU thiS campaigni. Tlieir discipline anti bravery were remarked by tihe Prince Generalissimo, who bestows on them the praise9 they merit. W1 e expect no less from their zeal U1 the service of our Crowvn. And we are assured that, on following the example of their brethren who have prece(led them in the noble cauase of arms, they wvill awavs remain faithful to the principles of honour whirli are in them an illnate virtue. We joyfully embrace this asyrecble opportunity to renew to voa the assurance of our per- fect esteem and sincere regard. W e pray to God, dear and great friends and allies, to have vou in hliis holu keeping. W ritten in our palace of the Tuileties, on the 1th laj of the mronth of Decem- ber, in the year of Grace 1823, *-id tie 29th of oar reign. VYour good Friend and Ally, (S gnel) ' LOUIS. C(:HATEAUBRIAND.' GEII.It.-Z:V P4i,r7?,L, -<M ITZERT,AND. Fr i,