The National Register. — London, England, 1815-08-13 00:00:00

'THE NATIONAL he number of houses plundered at Nismes -ks have been partly burnt. attacked and vigorously defended. The the side of Charleville having been suc have directed their efforts against the op :orps employed in the siege has recently , y three battalions and some artillery. In sortie made by the gartison, the besiegers f cannon, and abandoned a part of their ;, however, that they ale determined to at which will complete the misfortunes of the first that acknowledged the King, and flag. )yere, it is said, will be put upon his trial iorrow, before the Council of War of the ion. OFFICIAL NOTE. lelate whatever relates to the supply of the Allied 7e, the Four Courts have established an Adiniois coutOrmable to Article 7, of the Note of the 24th have the honour to inform •the King's Alias listrative Council consists of— , Minister to the Austrian Armies, for Austria. In, Minister of Mate to the King of Prussia, for Chief Commissary of the English Army, fur lw, Counsellor of State to the Emperor of Rua• Ivantageous to the interests of the King and the Ainistrative Council should place itself as speed gallon with the Commission appointed fur the King, the Ministers of the United Courts re gencies the Ministers of his Most Christian Ma. like manlier the persons who are to compose lost to be appointed by the King, in (mkt that nets may enter into direct communication with pray the Prince of Talleyrand to accept the consideration. ;ivied) " CASTLERF.AGH, " NESSELRODE, " HARDEN BERG, " IdErIERNICH." ORDONNANCE OF THE KING. by the Grace of God, King of France and Navarre : all those who may see these presents, health : treason of almost all the corps of the army destined to the cunntry, rendering indispensible the entire change of the res which we thought proper to adopt : 'ishing to prevent the new misfortunes with which our people laced by the presence of Napoleon Buonaparte ou the French ; nisidering that the Conscriptions abolished by the 12th article Constitutional Charter, and that the recruiting of the army 'y has not yet been determined by law ; aving tinder view article 14 of the said Charter, which places at our disposal all the land and sea forces; " Considering, that by the same article of the Charter it belongs to Its to make and to publish the ordonnances and regulations neces sary fur the security of our realm; that we illaVe been solemnly re quested hy the Chamber of Peers and the Chamber of Deputies of th•e Pepaittuents, in their address of the 19th of this month, to exer cise that authority in its full extent ; " Considering, in fine, that to all the powers with which in ordi nary times, we are invested by our royal title and the constitu tional charter, are, in so perilous a crisis, united all those which lhe danger, the confidence, and the Will of the nation, and the wish expre , sed by its representatives, impose upon us the duty of exer eisioe ; " On these grounds we have ordered, and do order as follows: ART. 1, Every Frenchman, whether he has formerly formed part of our troops, or have not served, is protected from obeying any pietended law of conscription, recruiting, or other illegal otilcr REGISTER ! whatever hich nosy emanate from Napoleon llnona l,arie, or ft ou t ' a4y hotly or authority, p-litical, civil, or military, which lie may -iimmon or establish, or which may have obey to him since the 1.1 of . March, 1815, or shall hencetortli obey him. 2. All the Goveniors 311)11 Guttural ()dicers conimonding in our Military viyisipns and the Departments of oils Kinoilion; list Of ficers of our Gendarmerie Royal, Nod every Gesidarine formiog part thereof ; every Colonel, Mayor, and Chief of Corps; al.o all she: Admirals, Vice-Admirals, and other Officers of our Royal Navy; the Maritime Prefects and Commanders of ups Forts Aisenal.; all Prefects, Sub-Prefects and 11layors; Are in lii e manner prohibited from execatiog, or causing to tie coedited any of the preteolled laws of conscription or recruiting, or any of the illegal acts or orders mentioned in the preceding article. 3. Every Frenchman whom it may be atteniptcri to enrol by eons ptilsimi 'milder the banners of Napoleon tinonaparte, is authorised by its to withdraw from the same, even by fume of HMIs. 4: Every Governor or Geiseral Officer oh onr Military Divisions, or its the Departments of our Kingdom ; every C. lone', Mayor, or Chief% of Corps ; every Commander of garrison towns, fortresses, or posts of war; every Officer of our roy4l Nap- of engi peers and artillery; every Minn al, Vice Admiral. other Officer of the Navy, or Maritime Picket commandisig our ports 55555 ar.enals, who, in contempt of the oath he Isis taken to us, may have aillieredl to time party of Napoleon Boonaparte, shall be dismissed, deprived of his pay for active set vice, or pensioii on retirement, moles?' lie shall, after our present Ordomiance comes to his knowleOge, return immediately to his duty towards its. 5. We disband by this present Ordonnance, all Officers and Sol-, diers of the land and sea forces, who, seduced by she Chiefs who have betrayed us, shall have participated in the revolt, mid passed temporarily under the command of Napoleon Buonaparte, we order the said Officers and Soldiers to repair immediately to their homes. Given at Lille, March 23, in the year of Grace 1815, and of our reign the tOth. (Signed) (Countersigned) FRANCOIS DE JANCOURT. PARIS, Aix. B.—We have remarked in different parts of the gar den of the 'Distilleries French y offirers of differeist urines and grades, some with bats without au. e. ekille, 0111(41 4 N sclakos covered with a kind of glazed taffety, through which might be vet); visiblyiseseeived the eagle of the Usurper. . The Journal, entitled the ladepeadent, has just bi en otipprepm by order of the Minister of General Police. Diiections have keen given in order th.,t the Editor of an article of that Journal. in Inch ass endeavour has been made to influence the organs of ju.lice, by justifying beforehand a crime of.hiell treason, may be prosecuted ac cording to law.—(Gazette Oificielle.) The report of the arrival of the Empresses of Russia and Austria at Paris, is unfounded. The police of the garden of the nunneries is from yesterday con fided to the duke of Otranto. It is believed that Geol . 's' Clause' has embarked. The Emperor of Austria and King of Prussia reviewed their troops yesterday in the Champ de Mars. A corps of Prussian cavalry entered Caen on the 4th. The corps of the Russian army Mach :ire to 4h file to•morrow be fore the Emperor, consist of more than 1015,000 ink. Yesterday numerous patroles made circuits over Paris to insure public tranquillity. DEPARTURE OF. BUONAPARTE. ~ • • The dispatches which announced the ;Imps-shipment of Buonaparte from the Bellerophon to the Northumberland. were brought by Lord Viscount Lowther,, who had pro ceeded in the Northumberland from Portsmouth, and whg, with the Hon. Mr. Lyttleton, M P. for Worcestershire, re mained for two hours in Barnes' conversation with Buona parte, after such of his suite as were not to accomvanv him had left him. The following narrative is from such si,urce , , that we confidently present it to the public as autlo ntic : The Bellerophon and Tonnant put to sea from Plymouth Sound on Friday, the 4th inst.; and I ere we must contra dict the statement that they 'sailed to avoid the service ut writ 'of Habras Corpus. - AUG. 13: It is said that th is 62. The barracl Meziei es is still attempt made on cessful, the Allies posite side. The c, b'nn reinforced b) consequence of a lost six pieces of works. It appears, tempt an assault, that town, one of I hoisted the white Il General Labado; the day after to-mo first military divisio " io order to regal: Armies now io Franc, trative Commission ci of July. "'Tie undersigned tern, that this Adnsini 6 4 Baron Baldacci, " Baron Altenstein Prussia. M. Donemarc, Cleat Britain. M. de Bulkakow tOr Russia. " As it must be ad. Allies, that this Ada ily a , possible in rela rang object by the quest their Exeellen jesty to designate it the Central Commissi the two Commissiont each oilier. " The undersigned assurance of their big (Si " Pail?, August 3. ORD " Louis, by the GI "To all those who "The treason of defend the cumitry, measures which we tl '' Wishing to prey are menaced by the p territory ; " Considering that of the Constitutional and navy has not yet " Having under vii at our disposal all the " Considering that to us to make and to sary for the security questrd by the Chaini th" 1 tments, in cifie that authority in " Consi :