siderable but we cannot have an account of ,he wounded who were taken to their own homes. We speak here only of the Hospi< tals. .,

 The news of the death of the King ot Ma ples is confirmed. He is succeeded by hts son Ferdinand Charles Duke of CalabrIa' who IS in his 2Ist year.

 The Paris correspondent of the London Morning Herald, under date of P"rIs' Aug 4th, o'clock, P. M. says:

 Peyronnet and Chantelauz' the late Minis ters, have been arrested at Tours. The French army makes every where its submls- siOns.

 The tri-coloured flag is flying in all the de- partments wherever accounts have been re- ceived from Paris.

 Charles X. and his miserable Court did not await the arrival of the Parisian patriots at Rambuuillet, who had marched to that place to compel him tu leave the French territory. Accompanied by some Swiss, they fled tow ards Chart,es (in La Vendee.) according to some accounts, but ] am rather inclined to believe that they proceeded towards Cher bOurg, in order to embark, and that you will soon see them arrive in England, soliciting a asylnm for their greatness.

 M. Benjamin Constant and M. Dupin Alne are said to have been chosen the Government orators, to develope the motives of the law: 10 be presented by the Ministry to both Cham bers.