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FORIGN INTELLIGENCE. PARIS PAPERS. PARIS, OCT. 6. ORDINANCE OF THE KING. Lonics, lb) tbc grace of God, King of France and Na rum To alt those to whom these preaents shall come greet ing : Wishing to be surrounded with persons of the highest repute, whether fur their talents, of which they h n ►r given proof, or the' services which they Lave rentlered to the State mid to us, or the marks of wisdom-tit which they have shorts to our per .en, to have resolved to loins a Pri►'y Council, rest rviitg the discussion in this Council of s►ecih alluiN as from then 'nature and important ewe shell judge prte o er to submit to it, and particularly tlio.e of the high leKimhid . Fur these reasons we hate god:lived, and do ordain as follows Ail. I. Thvre shall lit formert a Privy COllll6 l . 4. ' Vise number of members of Ibis Council out fixed. 11 4111111 nut luisemble lint upon special %ominous issued arcorMit: to our milers by the l'i , mtlant of our Comics' of Ministers, and it shall tli%russ ouly The busioess spatially solusaiitrd to it. 4. l'lbc Ptioces of our futility and our bhital, wlirim we shall think proper to call to it, %ball be members of this Vu.incil Our Minister St crrtarici of State iu office shall form part of it. S. The 3lioistres of State whose names fallow, are called to ihi% council I'be ditto- lkonlieny, Chancellor of France, Peer of France. The lti.ke Dalberit, Peer of France. Cunnt de Bearnu•rilk, Peer of France. Mondial °urbane, Duke of Recoo, i'r.•r of From.. 'mud Dr,..014*, Peer of France. '.roil Fitrand, Perr of France. count Unmet, I +catmint General. late Yfini-ter of Ira,. the Abbe de 31iiiitesquion, Peer of nalier, mud late SL •i•lcr of the Interior. Count Beughol, Director Genirml of NON late Miutt.hrr of Ma. toot. The Duke of nitre, Pile of rrattet, late Mtnister of War. 'ninon rie Vitrolles. Count !nay, Perr of fruiee Atacama.,ld, Duke .4 . faccestitni, Met. 111 France. I). I. Lamar, late Bohol, ..f lAngoc., I Franc:. Count Culler, Peer of Frl 'flee Duke de Levy. Peer td . FrAuer. Count Bark..-Marltuia, Pecr of ream , . '1 be I • Ide Footman, Peer of France. Count de Cboliwnl Quarter, Peer of France. C tdr tally Tolendal, Pecr of Fratirt. V.acoutit de Cliateubrutot, Peer of France. ltimn Angles. The girtor Dourientie. C t de Noodles. Barioll Ile Vitrolles will fill the office of !Secretary to the The 31iIiisters of State funning a part of the Privy Comicil will receive an annual aalary of '20,000 tratic4. Done at Pori., in our Ca.tle of the Thnillrrtws, tlw Ifih of Srpteminw, in the year of the Lunt 1815, dud in tlw 224 of our Reign, (Signed) LOUIS. By the King, (Sigma) The Prince TALLEY RAN D. ..... ! gn i % by th e G ra ce of Gull, King of Femme anil earn , — Tn all those who shall see the , e presents, greeting: The fulkviiig , Minivtels nt Stute ure appointed Alviiibers of our Privy Council : The Prance Tonal/rand, la. steal Count C:utivion St. Cyr, Count .le Jancuurt, Baruo Bonus lA.nis. Dour a. Pen•, the bill el October, ltlls, tail the 22.1 year of uur (Signed) By Ilw King. 11w Minister Secretary of Mute for Porsign Affairs, President of Ow Council of (Sigurd) RD:If rl.l (flew follows a Decree of the Kiiig,thited on the sth inst. postpoiting the sotary of the :Ministers of State as regulat►d by the former Decree, until it shall be reduced and deteti ll ill ed by the law of Fontsierl 11w Mitii i ni+ of iterhnsme, Peer of Pruner, i+ appoint ell Director thurral of the Ash Million of t'.. •i. . The Mmilwrs or the Chamber of DrputieA met 1.01:1% yesterday in the usual 'lan of their Sittiogc, and 'l l ion the invitation of his Excellency the Minister of the Interior, tiny proceeded to nominate by ',allot, the Me►nbers of 01Bees, roi:1 afterwards the lertitatiets, which is to wait It) the King o►► Saitioslay, on which day they will prireecil to the vei ification of their powers. The Duke of Richelieu, it issnid, has refitsell siiinry au Nliniuter, above the sow of 109,n0u fratieu, that it wit enough, Hod more than :it such an unfortunate time. It is 111$0 until, that lie hits refused a pro-ion from the Lnipe ror of ltutsin for his former service% Among the candidates to be proposed for the of fice or President of the Chamber of Deputies, Ales retiru Ronald, ',Mite, and Belton, are named al ready. The Emperor of Bassin passed throligla Leon oti the ;Id install, on his way front Brussels to Dijon. Seine Prussian troops belonging to the coils; of ( enend entered Pans yesterday. The departure of Ins Alajeuty the King of Prussia i.: postponed. The tiny is not yet fixed. It is thonOit lie nil nut set out until after the opening of the Session. We remarked the nr.tlit before licit, WI nn PX.• Unordinary eirestm-tiiiivi., several pietpietu of.l's 1.01.1 trlinlls it the I'u! sea Royal. This ti.• te::;nlrist of ;4rVil:'lfier% of the linperill •Austrisi: g to al vat set nut from Paris at six o'clock yester.loy morning. Thrse troop , took the route of Charetitun. The Emperor of Austria was expected at Dijon nn the ryeitirig of the ritl, and the Emperor of Russia next tiny. The review of the Anstrimi army was to co m mence on the 4th, god last three days. _ . lu n conference held yesterday by the Members of the Chamber of I)epitties, a De'ignition of 25 Nietohers was nominated to wait upon the King on the day of the Itoyal Sitting. The Chamber also forined itself into nine offices, to proceed to the veriticat lon of powers. The Nlembers of the New Chamber of Depu fieN as to have a portrait of the King, told applied for that purpose to . M. Girodet, when his Alniesty intimated his wish to present them with one on which M. Gros is employed, and which is alreuily considerably advanced. The Chamber will thqs pus-ess two portraits of the King in two dilferent st t le., and both excellent, unless, which is not to he apprehended, they be below the talents and just reputation of the painters. _ . Yesterday morning the King received the Duke of Orlvaiis: In going front mass Use King and Ma►laine spewed themselves in the Gloss Gallery, to the joy of the crowds of spectators on the terrace. The courier who accompanied Louis the Sixteenth when lie was arrested at Varennes, was admitted to his iMaksty: We remarked that lie was decorated with the Order of Anne, the reward of his military services in Russia. The King assisted at prayers in thy Prince Maurice of Lichtenstein pre sented his respects to the Duke and Duchess of Angouleine. The Digie of Tarentuin bestows the highest priests on Lieut.-General Nleurieti, who superin tended the dishaniling of the “(1 division of the young guard. This meiiioire We/ carried into ef fect with the greatest order. It appears that of the Allied troops are to lams ip the course of this week through the 1)e -'moment of the 01,Q. The Magistrates in that Department have reeeked orders to provide for t hew. V carrot:l morning a great many carts were pnt iu refashion to convey provisions to the foreign troops just arrived in Pori•. . Prince Augu.tus of Prii.sia is at resent at the head-quarters in the Loa er .Town of Charteniont. They continue to attack ff ith vigour the Upper Town. 'Two stone pedestals are ',editing in the church of Notre Dame, four feet and a half high, one on each ride or the principal altars. On that on the right side is•to be placed the statue of Louis XIII. on Iris knees, dressed in his royal robes, offering his sceptre and crown, and placing his kingdom under the protection of the Virgiti Mary. This stator, which is of fine white marble, was executed by Couston the younger in 171.5. On the left is Louis XIV. in the same attitude, taking an oath to fulfil his father's vow, which consisted in causing the clear of Notre Dame to I.e decorateil in its present state. This statue was executed by Coissevox in 171;,. The pedestals a ill be covered with white marble, and decorated with the urns of France us they formerly were. Of till the Sovereigns of Germany the King of Wirternberg is the only one who yet refuses Isis as sent to the act of the confederation of Germany. The Commissary of llounleaux having discover ed a military magazine of national cockade~, eagles, eagle-huttons, &c. has ordered them to he burnt. Preparations are making at Vienna for the recep tion of the A., leluka Charles and Isis wife, expect ed on the 15th of October, arid who, it iv supposed, will pass the wittier there. The Empress of Aus tria has received accounts of the journey tif the Einprmr to Italy being deferred. The King of Prussia h a . not 'et quitted Paris, as it has been reported. It o. supposed he will wait till after the opening of the Chambers. The Austrians have suspended their preparations for tie siege of Antibes, in consequence of the w rit al of a courier front Paris. A letter from Lunn, slated the 2d, states, that the Emperor of Russia had passed by that tows' on air way from Brussels to Vitry-le-Fsaiiruis, where lie was to sleep. The Mariptie de Nieolay, Prefect of hose, Count de Nionsille, acting as Com mandant of the Department, amt other Civil and Military Otheers, waited Olt his Majesty at Marie, and solicited him, in the name of the inhabitants, to honour the town aid' his irresence. The Finipemr expressed his regret that lie could not comply with the kind invitation of the people of Lunn, as he svus obliged to proceed to the place where he was ex pee•t2d. The Fimwror arrived at the foot of the moinitaiii of Laos, at twoo'clocli. where he was waited on by the Misgistrates and the Prussian Command ant, and was pleased to repeat to the Mayor his excuse far not visiting the town. It was interest ing to hear him speak alai equal ease to the Mayor in French, to the Prussian Ceneral German, and to his own attendants in the Russian bingo:47,e. It was remarkable that this Alnisarch. notwithstand ing the mill sot' men he CIII 1111 l ands, had not soldier in hi.. suite. He civilly accepted the escorts that were otlertil, and soon dismissed tlwin. Full oft lOU seenrity which belongs to u pore and bene volent mind, he disdains those I 11411111 precautions with which preearious authority okapi endravoura to surround itself. On the 2d, at seven in the evening, his Majesty arrived at Er:rims on his way to Dijon. Through he merely passed through the limn, he tvl plt-used to permit the Prefect and Mayor to wait upon him, and present the gist tiibnte of the gratitude of the inhabitants for the good conduct and disipline of the Russian troops during their stay at Rheims. The National Guard trod the impulation followed his Majesty, erring, fire l'Enspercur ille.rdntler! Vire le Rol ! fire hind de noire bon Rai ! (Live the friend of our good King.) It was observed that his Majesty replied several times to the cries of Vice le Roi ! He had only one carriage in his suite. At eleven in the evening th• Enmpe•ror passed through Chalons-star-Marne, where he changed horses, 1111 d afterwards continued hi- journey. The authorities at Chalons were• in waitiog to pity the honours winch are due to his !Majesty, but he wish , ed to Proceed incognito. The streets through which l►e inassed were illuminated. A Police Ordinance of the atl instant directs that the dauciug•roonts, ordinaries, wine-shops, coffee houses, booties, billiard-rooms, and all other places republic retort which are aithout the Icon iers or Pa ris, shall be shut up at ten o'clock precisely. 'nor masters of the said places and their servants are strictly ordered nor to admit any cantors, to give no entertainment, nor to permit any dancing Or 'gaming after the hour prescribed. _ _ _ The four Venetian horses and the lion, which have been damaged land which were damaged be. fore, hut eau he easily mended) will - leave in a few days, with other objects of art taken from the Mu. SWUM, under the escort or the last thi►ision of Aus trians stationed at Paris; they will pass through Geneva and Simplon, mi their road to Veniec, This morning the Luoroon was take,' down, and the Apollo cased op preparatory to removal ; the enpid nod Psyche are gone, mid the celebrated Tome ; there yet remain the Nine Mnses, the Diann, the Gladiator, the Faun, Cupid stringing his Bow, the Pettus rising from the Built, and seve ral others. And here let us enutradirt the assertions of this day and yesterday, inure tlum one Paris Journal, " that the English ►►ere removing the most valuable pieces from the Louvre,"—it is to tally filse, for they are Prussia' s and Austrians, who both guard the outer gate, and stand sentries in the galleries and halls—not on Eng IigIIMHO wait there at work in the removing the Lnocoun this day, they «•ere nll Frenchmen, labourers used to the bu siness, belonging to the establishment, HMI acting under the 'osiers of the German Messenger./ Five per Cent. Consols, on the sth instant, 59 6-10ths--Bauk Actions, 1,03,1. RHINE MERCURY. VIENNA, SETT. 24. By certain accounts from Paris, M. nosy, the keeper of the Imperial Gallery of Paintings, who was sent to Purls to fetch the in4inting4 taken from Ileum' by the French, iu 180$ and 1809, had Hl ready' lucked uh :100 picture*, by the first masters, to mend to Vienna. (.7:mova too, we hear, ha+ begun to hook out the statues I paiiitins belonging to Rowe, iu order to rend them home. PARIS, SEPT. 12. (From the Rhenish Mercury.) Near Nisinrs the Catholics have roiisted a Pro testant alive. The Protestants are for the Repot,- lie, the Catholics for the Priests and the King. 'Hwy say that 30,000 Protestants are tinder arms ; the Austrians have orders not to ititerfere is these troubles, neither shall we interfere. BOUNDARY TREATY BETWEEN HOL LAND AND AUSTRIA. -•••1•11.-. r.nus.ti.s, OCT. 5. The Boundary Treaty between bie Iliajesty tlu Kiwi of the Iceiberlauda, nod his Majesty the Emperor of Austria, con cluded nt Vientut, oa the 31st May, 1815, has just been offi cially pittilkhicl. The fulluwiag s this important Door. mint at kiigth His Majesty the King of tha Netherlands, and his Ma jesty the Emperor of Austria, desiring to put into execu tion, and to complete the dispositions of the Treaty of Peace ixincholial at Paris, the 30th May, 11114, which, in order to establish a jnat equilibrium is Europe, and to con ',Rote the United Provinces, soap to place them is a coos dition to 'option their independence by their own means, weenres to them the country comprehended between the stn, the frontiers of Franco, and the Mense, bat does not fix their limits on the right bank of that river, their said Majesties having resolved to conclude for this purpose pnrticidar treaty, conformable to the stipulations of the Congress of Fiction, have named fur their Plenipotentiaries to concert, to stipulate, and sign all that is relative to this subject; that is to say, his Majesty the King of the Nether lands, Messrs. Gesharil Charles Rama de Speen de Voorstom den, Francis Christopher Ernest Bantu Gavin, his Ma jesty's Plenipotentiaries at the Congress of Vienna, &c. ; and his Imperial Apiratolie Majesty, Clermont Wenceslaus Lothaire, Prince of Mettersich, &e. and Baron Wissem- Imre., both Plenipotentiaries of his Majesty at the Congress, oho has in exchanged their full powers, which were found in doe form, have avaril rot the following orders : Art. 1. The ancient United Provinces of the Netherlawin, and the late Relgie Proviuees, both in the limits fixed in the following article, shall form, conjointly with the coun tries designated iii the snow Reticle snider the Sovereignty of his Royal flightless tlw Pi ince of Orange Nassau, Sovereign of *lw Netherlands, the it ingioni of the Netherlands herrdi ,„n. i u 0 ,, ru sh r of surcessi,n sternly established by the emistitution of the said United Prowito is, his I miwrinl.A pow folic rfc,,milles the Ole and pl. ro7.atives of the Royal dignity in the Hon se of I um! .\ Art. 2. The line comprehtailing the territories wldch shall compose the kingdom of the Nitholauds, is determined in - Site foHos lag manner • ll C 011111111111.9 from Ilie.sea, sod extends along the fon tiers of Frouce, on the side of the lA* Countries, 1.111.11 its they haie been rectified 'and fixed by the So! aetick of the Treaty of Paris, of alth . Slay, INIt, as far ar to the Itense, and then along the sauce froatieo s as far as to the Rfl , irla limits of the Sheehy of Litscniboolg ; thence it follows She direction cut the limits Iretweett this Duchy and the ancient llishopi irk of Liege, till it meets !Oil the south of Dcissell) the western limits of this Conlon, and of that of Mialmedy, to the point where this last touches the limits hetwi en the ancient departments or the Oarthe and the Mice ; it ruus theu along these limits till they touch those of the late French Canton of flupen, in the Duchy of Cinthoorg, slid following the western bort of this Combos in the direction of the North, leaving tou the right a Small part of the late trench C,uttuu of to the point of contact Of the three ancient deporttncnta of lice Ott vibe, the Cower Ifeitse, and the Burr. oleorolii.g fronts Ibis pond, the said. law follows that which separates thew two last De partments, till when it touchy,. the %Volta (a liver which empties itself into the liner), and proem& along this river till the point where it again meets the limit of these two IkpartmentN, follows this limit as far as the booth ,of bdillenbergo, ancient Department of the foer, re-ascends then toc:atils the north, !caving Stilleuberg to the right, tool cultiog the Canton of Sitiard into Iwo nearly equal parts, in such manna. that Sittord and Susi. ern remain on the left, or , rived at the ancient Dutch territory, Theo tearing this tere tory on the left, it follows its eastern froutier to the point where it touches the ancient Austrian Principality of Guelolres on the io siole of Ritremontly, and directing itself towards the most vaster,' paid of the Mitch tersitory do the -North of Swalmen, continues to imam:ace this territory : lastly, part int from the must easicru point it cora to join the other part iof the Dutch territory; in which Vettloo is situated, and it will comprehend that town and its territory ; thence to the ancient frontier of Holland, near Monk, ~dusted below• Jenne'', it will follow the tont se of the Meuse, at a distance from lice right bank. sot that iii the places which are not above ti thousand Co flllelll leeTtlirg (1,10 . 71) of whirls ace ermiialent to a fifteenth toast of a degree of the meri dian) distant from Sisal 1144011 e, wish their It:mil t lteS, II the killg.llllll of the Netherh 's, well understood, however, as tee the us ipieo ity of this pi intiple, tint uo t of the batik of the 1l ease shall make a part of the Mission territory, which catiout approach it within 800 'German perches. from Ihe (Haut oh-re the line above described touches the ancient lemons. of Ilullaud , op to the Rhine, this frontier shall remain in essential points such as it was in 17 95 , be tween Cleves and the United Provinces; it shall be examin ed by the C 'ssioners to he immediately named by the two Governments, to proceed to the exact &termination of tlw limits, us well of the kingdom of 11w Netherlands* its of the Grand Duchy of I..tmensbnig, designated its she dth arti cle, and the w commissioners shall regnlate, with the aid of experienced persons (des e.aperf.r), every thing relating to the hydromehnie works, and other points, according to the mutual advantage of the two High Contracting Parties, and in the most equitable and suitable manner. This same Ms. position extends to the di termination of the limits in the districts of Ky fwaerd, Lobith, and of the whole territory as far ac Kekerilinn. The enclaves Hayssen, Ma Lymers, with the town of Sesenser, and the Lordship of Weel, shall make a part of the kiu•,;dom of the Netherlands, and his Prussian Majesty renounces them in perpetuity fur himself and all his de scendants and soccessom. Art. 3. The part of the ancient Duchy of Luxemburg, comprised in the limits specified in the f o llowing article, is likewise celled to the Prince Novereign of the United Pro vinces, now King of the Netherlands, to he possessed in perpetuity by him and his successors, in full right aid Sovereignly. The Soverehtn of the Netherlands will add to hit titles that of Grand Duke of Luxemburg, And the power is re sei ved to his Majesty to make relatively to the succession in the Grand Duchy of Luxeniliurg, such family arrangement■ betwecu the Princes his sons, as he may judge mammal& to the interests of his Monarchy, and to his paternal in tentions. The Grand Duchy of Luxemburg securing as a com pensation of Masan-Dillesiburg, Siegel', Hada'line. and Mei; shall form one of the Stairs of the German Confede ration, and the Prince King of the Netherlands shall enter into the system of this Confederation, as Grain! Duke of Liiseinloirg, with all the prerogatives and privileges shirt, shall be enjoyed by the other German Princes. •I'be town of Luxemburg shall he considered in a military point of view as a fortress of the Confederation, the Grand Duke shall, however, have the power of naming the Governor and Military Commandant of the fortress, saving the ap probation 'Attie executive power of the Confederation, and under such other conditions as it shall be judged accessary and proper to establish in conformity with the future con stitution of the said Confederation. Art 4. The Grind Duchy of Luxemburg shall be com posed of all the territory situstcd between the kingdom of the Netherlands, such as it is designated in the 24 Article; Fraud-, the Moselle, as far the mouths of the Sever, the course of the Sevre to the confluence of the Oure, and the course of this last river, as far as to the limits of the tate French Canton of St. Vith, which shall not belong to the Grand • Duchy of Luxemburg.. Disputes having arisen concerning the Duchy of Bouillon, his Majesty the King of the Netherlands engages to restore that part of the said Duchy which is comprehended in the demarcation above designated, to the party whose right shall be confirmed an legal. Art b. His Majesty the King of the Netherlands re nounces in perpetuity fur himself, and his descendants and succerioni, in favour of his Majesty the King of Prussia, the sovereign possession which the House of Nassau Orange had in Germany, namely, the Principalities of Dillenburg, Dietz, Slegen, and Hadeintir, comprehending the Lordship of BeilsteM, and such as these possessions have been definitively regulated between the two branches of the House of Nassau, by the Treaty co/minded at the Hague, July 14, 1814. His Majesty renounces also the principality of Fulda, and the other districts and territories whidi were secured to him by the 12th Art. of the principal Itecess of the Extraordinary Deputation of the Empire, of the 2:ilh of Feb. 1803. _ Art. ti. The right and order of succession eqtriblkited be tween the two branches of the House of Nassau, by the Act of 1783, called Nassariseher Erborreist, is maintained and transferred from the four priucipalities of Orange Nabsim to the Grand Duchy of Luxemburg. Art. 7. His Mojeoty the King of the Netherlands, in %tint ing under his Xosereiguty the countries designated in Articles 2 and 4, eaten tutu all the rights, tool takes open hint all the charges and etagagetuents stipulated relatively to . _ • the prosittr6 anti di , tritto rrritrated frt * Trnvet,.l.N 11.4 of I'.i is, May an. 1814. 0 • A i t. K. Ilia alajusty the , of Ile 1N , 111 , ;1111 , 1. Darin; 1.;0..z.ni , i,1 tad sattethr cd ou the 21st of .11 , :y. al the toe union of the tr..4i in Pruviticrs I:mod Frt.% inrcr., thr Cirj.l Cotitilliwit in ? I L. , uls aiturxell 110 Or uremia Tiraty, the said art i •II ir Cle same Corer as if flat y Were iliac' trd woiiifor ultra ill t he reig - it Cuircrtilittn. A.I. 9. There shall be immediately it:mit/by his the of the Netbut hulas, nail his Maj. s „ t o PI 11,513, a 1.. el vitiate all ttat thy ressiuti of the putii.essiutts of his Sl,,i .t„ in ...p,, t to the archive., &tits, surplus of public and utlat similar points. The Etrt of die nirliiten *bids Hoes not entree the redt.l Conutrits, !IA the House of Orange, and evert thiCitt as librrry. rolleciiiiw of maps, :mil other similar (116( ti , I Ill'il:ttC and TIVI'54111:11 pi'lliterty Niajo.i f the King or Ow restia'n with his 3lnj 1,1;c and be intineilialnly delivered lip t.. Wan. A pin tof the Said ini.r.i.r.quits f poses. sinus of the Puke anti Prince of tes%.nto, his 11sj.sty the King of Prussia engages, and his 11..jesty the Ain:: of the Netherlands consents, to have the obliTition 6niitstril by the present silk.ie transferred tb their Servile Flithanscs the Duke and Prince df Nassau, for flint tart of the r.a4 VORSCSIIintIS w hid, shall he united to their Stst. 6 Art. 10. The inesent Treaty shall he entitled, and the tificatious exelianged.wathin six weeks, or sooner if le lit testimony whereof the aliore.eruned Plenipet. !es ~1„( have hereunto atfixrd their signatures and peals. Dune al Vienna, May 31, 1813. (Signed) Partin De SPA EN Damn Dr GAGEItN. Prince De mixtii: Men. Baron De WESSEMBURG (.4 true Copy ) The Seel etary of Stale fur Foreizn AMil.... A. W. C. De NAGEI.L. Brussels, 19th Scutinnher; 1815. APPENDIX TO itivrtrix 1. Act signed by the Secretary of Slate fqr Fotriln A M a i", fur the acceptance of the Sovereignty of the ildzi.• Provinees by hiq Unptl HichsusA. Ho. Excellency Carl CI measly, Allltratma,l.,r and Ilfnist r Plenipotentiary of his Britainiir Ma;csty to his !ideal High neas the Prince Sovcreiga of the Nethectrmils, ~s ated to the undertigited the copy of the Protoro! of a coit! ., -rco- u , whim h was held last June between the Ministers of tie High Allied Powers, and signed by them, relative to the union of Belgium wills Holland, and the said Anshairwhir irtriag also eomisinnicated to him the ins, tietlon be bad just received from his Court to comet! w•th Bova Vincent, Governor-Geucral of Relgitisu, in or-hr to *- liver the Provisioual Government of time -Igic Pro vinces to him, who should be charged with it by him Ri.yml Highness, in the name of the Allied Powers, till the mo ment of tbor formal and final union, prio ides( lii on ously and conjointly with the 'Ministers or 1/ A 4,n:die Agents of Austria, Russia, and Prussia, actually at !be augur, the said Ambassador received from bi. lboal Highness Isis formal adhesion to the conditions of thi union of the two countries, according to tut itatiOl. made to time Prince Sovereigo by the Aid Pi-mond. die undersigned has laid before his Royal flig'icess the copy of the Protocol, and the official Note of the ,tm bassailor, containing the outlines of his instruction.. His Royal It ighuess recognises the condition rinitaims; in the Protocol, as conformable to the eight a, tirti-s, the t—n-tir winch follows—(these are the eight artich s Stan it to the Proclamation of the King of the Netherlands, of Int,s July, 1815!. And his Royal Highness having c.ecepted these swirl, as basis and conditions of the Cobol of Belgium with Hol land, under the Sovereignty of Isis Royal Highness, time mesitioned Anne William Can-I 1131.011 Nactll , Chansherlain of Isis Royal Highness the Prince Sovereign of the N, lands, nod Secretary of State for Foreign Arabs, is rhai gist and nut Inn iscd, in the 113.11 C nod on the mot of Iris mictiq Master, to accept the sovereignty of Itelesinn,, mind, r t h e conditions in the eight preceding artieles.asol he guarente., by the present act, their acceptance and escrivimi. 111 testimony whereof A. W. Carel, Nagel!, &r.&c, has confii mod the present act by his sigiettucc mol seal. (Signed) A.ll'. C . IS Hague, Jnly 21, 1815. The uid Treaty W 174 ratified by the Xing, Junte la, ISI : and by Isis A postolic Imperial Majtstypt ugustlO,,it" the sail , year. LON DON, TUESDAY, Ocrosra 10, ivs. Paris Papers of the 6th have arrived. The Ni.er has nominated a Privy Conned, which, howeve!. is not a distinction merely honorary, hut sirdl liav! 1 considerable pecuniary recompense annexed tiii. 'The a 11111 l al salary of every Member was, 1 1 Iv original Decree of nomination, fixed at (20,0 an• francs; but a second Decree, observing in she preamble that the existing circuanstances of France require extraordinary privations and sacrifices from the servants of the State, and in particular from those who, by being near the Throne, considcr themselves more honoured in following the exam ple which his MaJusry proposes to set, ordev, that this salary shall be suspended, until it he moderated and determined by the laws of Fiaanise. —The Members of the Chamber of Deputies ',bet on Thursday, in consequence of a notificatimt,ta. that purpose, made by the Minister of the Interim t Their proceedings were me re ly p repara t or y to tb it more formal aasembly ; they riom i na t e d a deps - tion of twenty-five to wait upon the K. c, on tie day of the Royal Sitting ; and appointed Otit. i Committees, each consistin g of f or ty m embers, 40, examine the returns of th e El ec t ora l Colle t , It is difficult to distingnis4l accurately bet ern those proceedings of popular assemblies, tifich may be defined merely formal, and those arch bear a more serious character. But if, an ..t7 dent to any verification of their powers, and c- , •- V . 1041 to the solemn iiivestiture of these `ll.'i t 1:11 E 1111.1'11 SH PRESS. ..,.... LON DON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, IllS. Paris Papers Papers of the 6th have arrived. The Kw. has nominated a Privy Council, which, howesei., is not a distinction merely honorary, but will havt a considerable pecuniary rec om p ense annex ed to p e. The a 1111 l ial salary of every Member was, I,y the original Decree of nomination, fixed at 20si9n• francs; but a second Decree, observing in she preamble that the existing circumstances of France require extraordinary privations mid sacrifices from the servants of the State. and in particular f r om those who, by henig mar the Throne, tot:Acr themselves more honoured in following the exam ple which his MAJESTY proposes to set, ordei that this salary shall be suspended, until it ‘a. moderated and determined by the laws of Fioai.v. —The Members of the Chamber of Deputies 140 on Thursday, in consequence of a notificatioe,i , that purpose, made by the Minister of the liarrS , -. Their proceedings were merely preparatory to !' i more formal assembly ; they Lominaturt a de;i t - lion of twenty-five to wait upon the KiNc. on ;,),. day of the Royal Sitting; and appointed 14 , e Committees, each consistii n Of forty members. N) examine the returns of the Electnral enllege4— It is difficult to distinguish accurately let ern those proceedings of p o p u la r a ss ent hiles, irli may be defined merely formal, and those a m l a+ r i bear a ore serious character. Hut if, an •r -dent to any verification of their powers, and cc- ViGili to the solemn inrestitnre of these les ) nn 1* CO 811 to( Um lOU in ( littl Stu say Cast ere; (a il oth sr If prel