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Carroll. were chartered for the use of the King and his household; and his destination is stated to be America. This is but brief summary of what follows, which which we have extracted chiefly iromthe London Morning Herald ofAug ', embodying Paris news to the morning of Aug. 9th,

 Probable Success of the Duke o( Or ieans.--lt would seem by the latest ad- vices from Paris, that this Prince is des. tined to iii tine vacant throne. is iiet- ter brought by the express which left

 Paris on the morning Of the 9th, says, As soon as the Chamber is constituted, a proposal will he made toit 10 offer tho Crown to the Duke of Orleans. Every thing is prepared for this.' 1'se London Morning Herald ef 7th, says.

 i.ay yiay cite, who was looked upof ia this country as a stauneh republican, has acceeded to the wishes of those who are in favor of limited monarch by accepting the office of Comlnandant General of the National Guards of Trance from the Duke of Orleans. We have reason to belive that there arc few persons favorable to the claims of tho Duke of Bordeaux In the first place, his legitimacy Is doubted; and though there may be no moral grounds for such a doubt, yet his birth took place under such circumstances AIS to render his claims to the throne very disputable- iie was born, we believe, fcv weeks after the assassination of his reputed fa- thes.

 nPARIs, Aug. l. Ordinances of the Lieut.. General Of tho Kingdom.

 .@Art. l. The irsaeh Nation resumes it's colours. No other eoekade snall henceforth be worn than the tri-colour~ ed cockade.

 "sfhe Commissioners charged princi- pally with the several departments of the Ministry, shall provide each, as far as he is concerned, for the execution of the present ordinance.

 sParis, Aug. l. ls30, L. P. D'OaLAEHs."

 (Countersigned)

 The Commissioners charged proyi- sionally with the War Department. 7. The Chamber of Peers and Cham. Der Deputles shall meet on the 3rd Of august next, n the usual place.

 The five following Ordinances ap- pointed the Commissioners of the several departments of the Ministry wiz:

 "War-General Gerard.

 "Jastiee--Lnpeet de Essanre. "lDterior--6uisof. sIainance-garoif Louis. "Prefectof l'olice--C irod defAim." PARIS, Aug. @d.-it seems ceIlaIil, that the Ambassadors of oreigi TOW. CTS now al Paris have already g,se, to the Duke of Crieans, l.. the ..ame of their respective Soserelgns, sLe assur- ance of the most friendly disposition. he Lnglsii Ambassadors is said to have beentbe ilrst. Notoliy tIse i4ngiisil nation, but also the Lnglisil abinea,lad well judged tiie true situation oi affairs Ill France, as well as the ilst;tinble con- sequences oi the crlmlrai acts oi tho l Ministers.

 PARIS, Aug. 3-(Oihclai--Ihe fol. | lowing act subscrlDcd-..I ms cousin the Duke of Orleans, .-leutehans Gen eraI of the Kingdom,v fas Deel. depos- ited by order of the Duke oi Orleans in tic Archives of the 1hanbcr of Peers.

 RAMBouILLET, Aug. ?. "My cousin--l am too profoundly grieved by the evils which alliict OF might threaten my people, not to have sought means of perverting them. l have therefore taken theresolution toab- dicate the Crown in favor of my grand- son the Duke de Bordeaux. The Dauphin who partakes my sem tiinents, also reIounces his rights in ffa- yor of his nephew.

 "You viii have then in your quality of Lieutenant-G General of the Kingdom. to cause the Accession of Henry V.to the Grown 10 be proclaimed. You will I take besides aii the measures which concern you to regulate the terms ef the ] Government during the minority of the new King. Here l confine myself to making known these dispositions; it isa means to avoid macy evils.

 "Iou will communicate my intention to the diplomatic body, and you will ac- quaint me as soon as possible with the proclamation by which my grandson shall have been recognised King of Trance, under the name of Henry V. ssl charpe i.ieuf. Con. Vigcount de