... F.RENCYH. PA7?ER$. OFFICIAL DICREE, | I ouis, by the Grace of GOd, King of France and Navarre, I t to all to whom these presewts shall conme, greeting, dC From the representations vhich have rea ch- lic ed us that many Genleral Officers, and other Mi- t litary Commandants of the departments alld c.! co ties of the kingdom, have restrained, by a witk- |01 ed resistance and by violence, the ...

... MONDAY;-AUG. 21. a Translation of the protest presented by Bona- parte to Lord.. Keith, against his transportation to St Helena: e . - PROTEST. I protest solernly,.in the face of heaven and of men, against a the violation ofnmy most sacred rights, by the forcitie disosal I of nmy person, and of my liberty. I came frtely on board the t Bellerophon, I am not the prisoner, I gm the guest of Eng- ...

... NAVAL P.ROMOTIOls. LIST OF ?? PROMOTED TO THE. RANX o! LOF M TE- NANTS IN THE ROYAL NAVY, IN THE COURSE OF LAST MONTHU. John Barnes James Lindsay R. W. H. Hardy Edward Henrick Cha. John Hull William Baker Dan. Hunt Sulivan Richard Payne Geo. Robt. Taylor William Hams' Evan Nepean Tho Ed. James Joseph Slingsby Janies Matthews Richard White Henry Tbs. Hill Jos. H. Moore George Shaw Joseph White ...

... FLANDERS MA.L. Aix la Chapelle, July 25. PURLJCAT1iON RESPECTING THE RESTITUTION or THE WORKS OF ART CARRIED OFF BY THE FRENCH. By an official letter from the Counsellor of State, .M. Hibbentrop, Intendant General of the army of the Lower Rhine, dated Paris, July 15, I have received information that his Excellency ~.Field Marshal Prince mlucher, of Wahlstadt, im- .mediately after the taking of ...

... - REVIEW Of THE PERSECUTlOY OF THE -A SPANISH PATRIOUh. Thoulh the designs of Ferdinand VI. were I , well known from' the moment of his arrival in Spain, and though every intelligent person be- iE I lieved that the Cortes would be dissolved, and that the national representatives would not be s again assembled, yet no one could persuade hi-t n self that the Deputies to the Cortes, and the ma- ...

... , z0oiff1 ,rasurp. DITNTBURG IT, * SATVRDA22-UGUsT 5. ^,cheo ave bcen received from the Go. DP, e yl Ion' announcing the *lefeat of the ?? an', I and the capture ot'tile Kin of P stI). Thlis intelligence has been made I tie following bulletin: I ; S hG-STEET, AUG. 2. 1915. es have this day bcen received from Sir RIi Brownriggdated Kan- ; te 26th February 1815. , February, after overcoming very ...

... LLOYDS MARINE LISr-AUG. 1. 1815, The Ulpiano, White, from Buenos Ayres to London, was taken 27th April, in lat. S. S. long. 37. 30. AV. by the Blake- ly 4American privateer (sie not having heard of the ratifica- tion of the treaty of peace), and carried into Boston on the - of June. Thle Cxsar, Joly, from Guadaloupe, arrived at Leghorn, 24th June, detaineti by his Majesty's ship Ajax. A ...

... JFLAArDARj MAIL. Aix-la-Chapelle. Joly C8. The Official Gazette of this city contains the following letter TO THE PREFECT OF THE DEPARTMENT OF THE SEINE. Paris, July 1o. s . ?? agreeable letter of the 9th, ' whch I had the pleasure to receive this morn- ing, has been sent in the original, as you desire, tu his Highness Prince Blucher of Wahlstadt. s After the reiterated orders which I have t ...

... FROM t7HE LOIVDCNGAtETTE. I TUUE*SDAV, AUG.Q8. |C15. The following Addrews hai been pr~eented to his Royal Hi uhutss the Pjince Regent; which Address his Royal ?? was plastod to receive very graciously: Unto l! ; Royal Highness the PRiNCF REGENT of the Ui.ittd Kingdotm ol Great Britain and Ireland; The humbleh and dutiful Address of the Right Honourable the Lord Psovost, Magistrates, and ...

... LONDOY. i ltMONDAY-AuG. 7. in. B.aNAPARTE- ng c lnie ;.Bellerophon, Plymouth, Aug. 2. 'e.d , It, was onl Sunday the papers announced' the M JeYeiriination of sening- Bonaparte to St Hele- r n-a, and as he regularly inquires for them, per- to using, with the assistance of Madame Bertrand, almost every item, that part did not long escape al. his notice. Indeed it was now publicly spoken of by ...

... I A CORRASPONDEXVG. I1 4, - d OfluondoIj. July 3L halffpast seven P. M. It itters received today from Paris, of the * c Ctan that Vace has beeu signed between the Allies and France, and sev arrangeents for the mamtenatiee ~ se arrageensentered into for the maintenance Of the same. Hostilities between the French and Allied Powers are otdered to cease at sea, and Lord Castlereagh has given it ...

... WAR OFFCE-AuG. 12.1 815.. -iLi-fe -Gusrds-Lieutenantdar n edI or the sth foot, to- be Cornet and Sub.Lieucenfltii by Pur. chase, vice Richardson, ?? dated July roy; 29, 1815. 2d Ditto-Jostph Caicraft to he Cornet and Sub Li'eutetlant, roy, 25 Regimnt of Dagoon Gards-Chtain John B. Orde, the from th.2lstight ragoon, to b Captin of a troop,. vice 2i Bash, ~hoexchange; dated ugust 5.1815. Cirnet ...