The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1815-09-29 00:00:00

~ . • . . • . . -.... . . . , . ....• . .• • ..,. i•• - (-+ . :- vi ( 4 1. : . ,• ? . 1 I ; I . 7 ' . .. - ; 1 4 1 . ‘ 74 ' i i iv,. li 1 t * lit '.V . ' , - • • " , , ...;.0 ...1 ' ti; ( , , . , i I 1 1 A • •••• • _ . . . . LON DON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, i§ l .b.. .. . Num legat 3993. WATERLOO sU BSCRIPTION. Ti1E.4741E-ROEAL, COVNYT-GARDEN. T HIS E N ENING, FRIDAY, Sept, c 29, *di lie lute.] the Serino• Opera of ARTAXERXES. . . CII V OE LONDOM TAVrRN, September 2S, DM) T * Meettott. of the GENF:MU. COAI LX. MITTEF., thi* Day, WILLIAM DAVIS, Eal. in the Chair. 'The Treasurers Report was read—That the amen it of all Stiliscri wade at this place, to the 27th, was .... L. 149,828 Subscriptions begun and proceeding in several Cities, Towns, and Districts of Emziaml, Ire land, and Scotland, of which the Ciienniittee baye notice or advice, shunt That 1. 400 Long Annuities Ifi9.noo Reduced 3 per Cent. Annuities 00,200 3 per Cent. Consuls. hail been invested IF the NEXT of KIN to JOSEPH. otherni%e JAMES LUSK, and JAM E.S WILLIAMS. ilecraaell. lite 5P711110.3 hel./ligiliC In the r. int lath* Merchant Ship Royal Charlotte, will apply to Abraham Eihn, 1.11, T.nsemary-lam•, Slop-a,ller, they will hear of wan:thin to their advantage. nar.b.rte; n hens Warm. , asmatinatedrirt th frotn •,Alurseilles to Nlartignes. An Ordinal sued by M,Thihaudeau, then Prefect of th partment, tendered five or *ix Communes rt silde for this murder, aitd required from t certain number of hostages, taken from the I of refractory congeripts, or from mukluk the p who pay the higheit amount of taxes. Troop quartered at diettetion on thee Communes the hostages should lie delivered. The Murq Seytrea-Cauntont, Knight et Malta and St. formerly Seigneur, and ut that time Mayor hamlet of Curti (included in the Ordinauee) vinced . - - g r owryes, Mr thiruset Artahanes, Mr. Taylm ; Ittineues. Mr. Treliy. Mautlaue, Miss Ilsgbes her second appeal-time en this stage), which,?th time. a New Melo-Drama, founded upon the popalm French Piece of La l'ie rolcn , e, called FilE IFIGPIE, OR THE MAID? 'Vat Overture and Music composed and m•leeted lot Mr. Bishop. (et.ol:a wealth', farmer), Mr. Faw eel t ; I lenry this Sun Fversol •• Soldier, Annette's Fn her 31r. v u ilinorr ; (a Jew Pedlar), Ilr Farky ; Justice 4tiv. rolla.c. Mr. Blaechard; Martin (Godson and Servant to Mr. staMrs Get:dill, Mr. Liston. Mrs. (Serald, Mrs. D.V.111.111: Atllitlie (distantly related to the Farmer aud I to W i fe. th. ir Savant), Miwia N. Booth. Oct I as Incidental Ballet (composed by Mr. Noble). Pstecipil trwm ...-Mr. Bolds and Mica Luppiuu„ . • 'Fa Villich will he aoliircl, the Farce of .This day is puldisbt.d,, price Is. • A I,FTTER the Rizin. Reverend the T.nrd CS Bishop of GLOUCESTER, on the Subject of the BRITISH and FOREIGN ItIIILE SOCIETY. Fly THOMAS GI:4IIORNE, fur T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. 84RTO S'S F.CFMENTR. This day is published, by ‘V. CLARKE Aced SONS, TAW Boaksellers, POI tuol-strcet, royal bru. U. Is. A sUPPLFIIENTAI. VOLUME Owittt' the 1 .. BAKTANT'S MODERN 1'I1;t•r: MA ; ; t!' N VI:I%A MING. cauttluinz such :11 Ita rieuus Lte-.41s :IS am not in thr u. ;tins! Woe.. T" shirt i• ad.h..l, a new, very coiuouk, and particular ludex to tits 111111/C ! "... 141 13yJA1SES riArtRY BIPT, Erg. ..• as are desirous of lisv;urz; this VO :t1I: i.. 11111 , (1•11 lu all, or.lern to thew 13:n . ,k...•11ein, A the cauloit I.v annwel:iblefOr the coniplutiouufli r the 1.4 4.f Jumisury next. The Committee have advice, per Messia..Thortitein Cu. of %very liberal ltateccription tioinz iipt.iird at St Pi. buret by tbe Britith Far tort', a.:il imtividu, l British resi. dent. in that Capital, to which many forr:"oners are ili..irosia to add the testinseey et their satiafaetios and admiration of the valour and suecos of the glorious 18th of J uti e. ...„_.. lioN psi 1111 E% Es. 4 . 4 ,„l(u rr i m ., Mr. Abbott ; Ahrl, Mr. Simmons; Olin siii "I'etnrne (tint lime), Mr. totely. Ruth; Ms, M ISt Foote. I". Stl. Pit 34.6r1. Second Price ds lover (Wirer ds. Second Price Is.—Upper Gallery Is. Series' Price The err ?d. iii-l)reina of the Magpie, or the 3laid ? on , repro.. performed amidst the trail' and i• , i .pLome of for aodo•oce, and will I.e repeated every yet known. , . . Great port of the Prussian Army is to he con centrated shout Puns, to b.: reviewed by the Kiug of Prussia hefore the departure of his Majesty, which is to take place ill four or five darn, No emniers from Nantes, Brest and 'Peden= ciennes, have arrived fur several days. M. Fahry, Secretary to the Duke of Otranto; is, it is said, appoint:rd Secretory of Einhassy to Dresden. 11th.luNv. —AI the General Meeting at this place—Re. !mired, " That a General Silbseriptiiiii uf all (lasses lie ii;iim ed fur the 'perks/ Relief and Benefit of the Families of the brave Officer!. and Private, killed , and of the reminded Sal ferers the BRITISH ARMY, under tin eitnimatid of flue WELLINGroN, in the signal Victuel• of W 3. terluo, and in the several Battles of the present Campaign." ev:".itn; 114.1/Neill will II .iline her performance., for this season, ;Inaday neut.'s ill, character of Juliet; and on Thur,,- dx ale Will Septa! in .lane ~bore. Weilne4ay, tiliakspi.are'e Play of The Tempest; or, rhe Dirliasted Island: Ariel, Miss Macalpine (Who was ;rived with such studniguisheil applause in that character) ; Nowell), Mr. Young. FURL IGN NTEL LIGENCL. 20th JULY.—By the Licence of the King's Letter, grant ed by the ant hority of the Prince Rez,mt to the Arch bishops, Collections are also making tinder their direction, by the Clergy, or voluntary Subteriptions in their Chit. clove and Parishes, fur the Relief of the Officers, Non-esntai•- slimed Officers, awl Privates, Sufferers at Waterloo, of the BRITISH ARMY, under the (manumit] of Field Marshal the Duke of WELLINGTON, suit also of the PRCSNIAN ARMY, under the command of Field-Marshal Prince BLUCHER. Fit UNCH l'A I'FRS. PIII I S, St'PT. ! 1. ru k: ATR E-HOY A DRURY-LANK. !!*()_moßßoW, SATURDAY, Sept. 30, II their Maj'atiea' Somata will perform, second time at Theatre, the Play of LOVERS' V (V.VS. ri. L. Mr Hae ; Baron Wildenhaim, M►. Pope; • el, Mr. S Penley: Aalialt, Mr. Wallach: Ver . •.1. Agatha Frintuy, Nfrt. Glover ; Amelia ...b.um• Nia.ilyn ;from the ThLatre Royal Dublin, 11.. 2.1 aporaemice at this Theatre) ; Cottager's Wife, •I•ai1- The Comniittee desire to receive immediate Applications from the Widens s, Families, and deocudeut Relatives, and for Orphans, of Officers and Soldiers killed, and from Officers disabled, n, severely wounded, and Privates disabled, or severely wounded, whit have recovered, and may he certified and discharzed; being ready to attend to all such cases, and to affrd, where wanted, a pretest, iratistauce and trh.t; ita pat of that which lIIIRV le reafte•r be determined sib Gar their eases reapectively, when a sitar raleulatlim rat be oea,lr of the e%ttat or C!aim., and of the t of the Subscrip tions properly applicable to ',mit relief. Ao. r ch. for the 9th time. a New Melo-Dramatic Rutna,scr, railed E MAGPIE; OR, THE lIA r) OF PA LAISEAU. Thr Sc..sitry, Ors s-.....tii41 Lh'entationr, entirely new. The m ottithol ?Itlu-prosonatio Maine, as p r kattned at Paris, Tontitown by l'ireini. ttrertore rel.. , toll from Beethoven, by Mr. T:Cooke. 'llw Ea Mr. if ine.len; Farmer Glllllll, Mr. Dowtoo; • Me it P:tellips St Clair, Mr. Barnanl; Rielbod, alr Wallark ; fi1,,,0.et, M.. K Might ; i.aac. Ail .oalwrry. Ibneee firtras, Mr.. s, - •11-1.; A entette, Mists k•-lly. lel Art 11W l'uNt, 114 lar' Iritlid Ranee. stela.-e , l by Mr. f.t-Nr :Übe Cimeamana 411 Mr. Oscar itirse, MlO. Sanjay, st;aney, Re. ate Lewi s It.; tittenh.i Pr'ee. 34 3,4 Se-roliel • 2..-I...wer Gallery, `24 ; Setroeid Price, ls.—Upper 1, • tr., Serum.' Price, flee• ae2hly popular new Irlullreimatie limna.tee of Th. Un • or, •flir 11aid of Pal:se/eau, will be repeated tell farl Itts wan"' on %AA t% the Comedy of Imeert.' Vows. Ito Toe .1.1%, teo• Comedy of The Child of Nature • lsotellOs t , ,1 a l knoll, 1..m4y, bring bee lust appearance on :al Mat;• . The Merchant or Venice: Shylock, Mr. first appearance in that character.. A Mnoe.il Drama, in two act., will g barfly be vinxfueed. 1 I.r Mrs Lay. ra have to anommee, that Miss Nash, from twli. vs ‘s.eserd f o r a few might• at this Theatre, auJ will :Al' first Nopeartnee early is October. . 1 I :..iehy next the Box Oftiee will he removed to the Pe I at the principal Entrance of the Thiatee, in BItITISIt FIRE (WFICE, 4 i on the lii,.tiratire of Biiiltling4, Ftirnititvr, • tr, h maize, Sh i p+, liesearls, and all adr. r Property, or Molar. by FIRE. tr4nres short Periods, or for several Years to:re s.ts he effeetril at this Mier, upon tb' most rquit.able P .' M Ili not be eliarxed fur Stung of 340/ or upwards, I.° 1 , . mew inece.ssinq their present Insurances , 111.. k. STOCK of a F.%I{W will be iivoireil without es, at thr Reduced Prrniiuna of 2s. per Cent. .•0• for the Renewal of Poliriea expirinz at MICII mar he hail at the principal 1/fhers in the Strand urnh.ll, [minion, awl of their Aleuts in the Country, *b.. Mill rimier Proposals for new Insurances. 10.. Art Pirlisinent, the Lhity un Fire insurances 4 lac., inereawd to 3s. per ('rat. ROBERT SR F.CMN, Sec. DIT ENT FLEECY lOSI FRY, twaritwfac. by Ii MAN n, traisTELL, HORTON, and tb•• ~lanufulxnwato their 311aiesties, '' 11.4 1 siro, who alto manufacture Fulton, rsted, tod 1.1111 . ..4 • veer article or under cloth- Inc, tin both Lailles 4114 All tlx• silo Ire are ma•L - of the best materials, and of ar ks make nod rh•11w•, and may he had losirra in Town and Oitt•ttry. duly they owe the Piitilie, to lip ins kind ot • Fleecy Hosiery is sold ucitlnr wash our wear well, nor :~n•r. W A REHOVSES, Mu. 16, EAPSI DE . Ibeettiolly informs the Nohi- Families, arriving front aliroast, DIA SHAWLS are constals(ly ;ether with INauliiul lIR ITICFI Ah I,n and ►quere. The Ven lA. en mod so perirotri et ' 1 A MUSIANS :nit imported by eraval•i; C 111441114 wyrig...l am! ; GUM and Silver Ant,. Anil -Fur. Igoe, SArcaraioes, tke. Fs each and Yeilv. The - Orvt Fabric , of 11141 of Foreign Moinavk Table I.i• Flllllll,ll irony haw their Arras .looming of the first description; &r. The 111 PERIA I. PA mped, in entire cows and by the the IVarehointeu wily. Cu, lOU% .otr,l Furtilinres, %wrens, &c. In panes. Pi ,sitr,l C:on.. 'le designs, and ',relish:lr to the *llllifaßloll...i (.0011 4 , &dilpt e P•o emu Mai ket Go.ols by Wholesale Pelee India %Ital.' ex the full value may 1/* mewed en- 41..,0, ' ,1, 01•n1eri.).11y of alai o. the Irl•ell etsiksutalilt llusir 1 . 1 n• Vit-iiteet feel it a 111.1) rt. N....Li:in, that a kpuriiina t of , anne 114,i..ra, whit h can lit or tanif.rtable to the wearer. the h lll .l.Anir% EAST INDIA eat CH EA idly Tills I'mpriutor resit& lity, 'WI.. .hauls, and F Oil • 'aridly of splendid INI on Sale on tl• first tents, tu g . illTATuns s ~f ditto. boil - ra 1 ` , 7,1 An tuf a T e l i , ran, s h e . l e .rro unit a fait tumor:lna. IN DI far Cientleinen'i red Ptaia ditto, for I.a , lii - 4 * wear 1.1. '",.. L:i Clutha, Anjeuigor. , 14km, Foreira Lace and uf sheet niaa. and i.l '4llil - 18 Nitialcm”ii and ant oigat order. Faintly Mit " , •,ierflae t Cr.tpeo i r.NT (10TH wild, 'damp. v' s by Car Pateutce, at ill :ay F1.1'1110., Pa int bb stfit;;l:f %salaam! Cowl try k. and 4it Maw, of wo,lor Grew 131 , t1-1 t G.r tle4. I resseb *ad "'lift it R '..• Piree at the snail Whol otlvir tioo.lll, or • th-'ia. stf ft• • 4, PaciAls of Hockwoold cum Wilton, Nor folk, by the Rev. ilkory Tiloey 5 0 0 Par:..ll of Heilwer, Rack.., by the Rev. W. Creel, 7 15 0 William Cobb 1 1 0 Just ph lly ttttt 2 2 • 1.. s. d. At Chnltcris 4- Co. Parish of Pau/m.llr, in Dorsi-Wore, by the Rev. Robert M. Crosse 16 14 6 .11 Pa.., 7 AnC•idol , , 4. Co. of Woilto,t, iu Ckeelito.l, p r the IL /II 4 19 Pasts of Ciritilia, in ditto, per ditto 5 1 0 Parisb of Farr by, iu ditto, per ditto 0 4 6 Paroh of Holton Rudhy & S. °nun., per Mr. firizoatu 114 6 Parirlt of ditto, by Lady Amherst. pre ditto 10 0 0 Paeoli of Griudon, Dm brio, by tho lA'. llr. Trrrott 2 ti it Parish of k e, per Rev. 311 Gravis J. 7.) 11) 4 At Sul;lk, l'apfne, 4- Co. Parish of Cano irk, near Lineolts, per WV. Mr. Marley S 9 0 Pau oh of Colt by, Ligicolushire, per Rev. H. Waldo Sib tivirp - 21 0 0 Parishes of Aplry shire, prr Itt v. A. liggosor 7 5 0 Parish of Patio hark wit h, Lincolnshire, pte ditto 3 6 0 Parish of iVest Karl:- a/AK liiiroloslorti, per Rev. J. H. Hol. !awl 1 6 0 Parishggf m,rgh upon Of T ' •r Rev. J lbokogg 1 16 6 •1 11..c1; limn, I micielot.l6, !kr Itt.v. It Ilimily 12 7 5 l'ag ish of Frilling, Logroloshire, par ditto 5 14 0 l'ag gab of Washing lough, Lincoln shire, per RI v. F. Massigsghtul s 15 0 Pag kites of Tog ksey 44 Hirt ick, culnsligrr, per Mr. 3 7 St4o.eript of the lish.thitatits of shop Nortou, in 1 .illl3llllAire, by the Rev. 31. Bow el bauk 6 2 6 tr Vorri. Parish of lirrths TCIIIO 1, WMI , OI 1., by Arm. JainesChuri hum.- den 0 0 • rariolo Kentworth, Southampton 3 3 0 Parogh of Hoestetl Kilmer 3 5 Parish of Launton, 0%03 3 0 0 Parish of North Wingfield, Drrhe 17 0 0 Pau igh oiGreat Whet la than', Rev. John Cartwright ti 5 0 Fri miry Chore!, sar i ev, per Me,. i. Kllolt Taylor, Wanleog 12 11 C Geo. Colilhant Knight, Frimh•rm, Surrey 5 it n Bev. Wm. Lance 2 0 It Parish of raceonsb, Ats•lviT I 10 I I'ari4e of Taueley 2 I:. 2 At Norton Place, six Sir 31. Cliolinrlvy 10 0 0 Clioburial 5 0 0 M liars ism 5 0 0 Small Subscriptions 2 12 6 stilw...ription at South mlll,loll, retuilled by Smith & Co. Right Win. George ltirn., io addition VI 15d/. cubscribed in Lonrho 10 0 Geo. Henry Roar, Eiq. 50 0 0 %Mani. Smith & CAJ. 5 0 0 John Wilton, Lag. Chandus-street, Cavendish-oquart, Loniun 10 0 0 Ch,ulas Wilton, E s q. ditto 10 0 0 Kilw. Kati. of 14J mble 10 0 0 Lintiitt and Sl,llOl 5 0 0 Dr. ‘Valters, Dvpilty lios pawl; 3 3 0 MMS•IIi. R. King and SOlld 5 011 Sundry sniAller eab , betiplouul IS 16 0 22 12 P.o1:11 of Bottom- Nutt*, by tbr Rev. J. Mason 2 4 0 7trish of Clerbo ruturb, Notts, by Or Rev J. Flint 7 6 0 Put i*lt of Orilsnll, tlie Rev. J. Flint 3 13 it Parish of Gremforil, Denbyaltire, by the R. C. l'..irkin* 44. 2 6 Parish of Eitel - rd. bitty, by the Rev. IJoy4 11 3 6 Palish of by ditto 3 0 0 F. v Mr. Evaiits of Iretby 1 1 0 Al liancos, Mei land, 4 Co. lia.f4ll of Sheffield, iu gldflitant to 1,165/. Ids. Id. id 4 trady recelved 81 15 3 116 19 ;) Exilelmes 2 1 6 Total Tel:rive,' 124 17 ti Soleteriptions PI e'rerei v(11 at Lloyd's: at the City of Lou don Tartu); col by all tin It:token: of the Ilctrupolk. J. P. WELSJORD, 2Stb September. Further SubscriptiOim L. s. d. I . . . The !Wrenn' necus.us us of attacking the Consti tutional Party. This charge tiinst appear viry absurd to read, rs, V• lin l.y Conviifati,at inuler-tand that tinder which we five : who regard naytt/ist and Contiitationa/ a, •ylionviiion-, and Kho are sewilde that we pi rsrveringly def. lid the Con,,tilatidaul Liberty fixed by the Constitutional Chart, r. The charge of the Mercure presents however a definite reuse, to discover which it i, only necessary rightly to consi.relseti.l the cant of our tolveisuries. They mews by Constitution's! Pariy, that faction whose means have been painted with so !nisch i xaggera tion in a well known report. Tiro c.,,,,stitutim,:d Party we are proud of attacking, : co l it' tta' Mir cure wishes to undertake it, defence, we canu,ot bust oil that account congratulate the Party and the 150 readers of the 411errure. Marseilles is proud to boost that iu spite of the system of ealimmy to which this city has her 0 ex posed, no repanacio is due tlus„i n babit it uts. it cannot be too often repeated, that since the expul sion of our oppressors, ato the is a rain set his foot on the French soil, tat act of violence has Len committed in Marseilles. No person has hten per serutsal for his o:iinitais, and ail that has been in serted in the newspapers, respecting pretended troubles at Marseilles, is atrociously false. The authors of these calumnies are pretty well know', witalthstanding the mystery in which they ensrltp themselves. When some farther proofs of the schemes resorted to for misleading the Journalists and the authorities shall be obtained, a new kiwi of action will he instituted before the Tribunals—that of a judicial process for the punishment of the calimmiators of a whole town.—( Edereur Mar- A Journal, which affects to he very well inten tioned, contains the following article : Letters from .Figneras state, that the famous purtievn, Poke!, a native or Spain, whom Marshals A ii!ferean, Macdonald, and Sachet employed in the war in Catalonia, and whom the French Go vcrnmeot kept in its pay, has been delivered up to the Genera of the Spanish army, who ordered hint to he hanged. Eight of his officers and sub officers, who have also been delivered up, expect to experience the same fate." Who would not suppose tint this statement re- Irated to one of those ordinary refugees who are en titled to the proteetioa of every Government when persecuted by their own ? The frillowin* how ever, is the information communicated to us re specting this man, in favour of whom it is certainly less wished to excite ma interest than to render odints!. the Government that authorised delivering I sip. [laving committed crimes in his own country ha fled to France, and served Bonaparte in his oar in the Pri6swielti. Ile orgaiiiird :a band of all the most birbarous and hardened wretches he could collect in Fralice . and Spain. At the Iteml of these assassins there was no crime lie hesitated to com mit. To hang, crucify, nail to nails, and trust at slow fires, persons of every age and sex were his or dinary pastimes. A part of his own family, includ ing his father and brother, were sacrificed by I . lu Roussillon and Catalonia his name is devoted to universal execration, and its mention snakes the in habitants shudder with horror. The Crusade Hailing the Smith, it appeals, is about to be succeeded Lr another ;Ig:find the %Vest. The Manilegtn has appeared, and the correspon dence is arranged. A Jilin and h. a already received it letter front Vannes, which sat•s, " Thr tem.' created by the hand rf vagabonds ahn call them selves Royal Volunteers, a•as so ttrent, that sevrril persons thought it proper to re tttttttt ; they are how ever returned again." NVe shall wait• to see what turn this attack will take. lo the latter times wliidi prrceded the fall of Bo- riite to oppose not only the quarteritig, of the troops, b'at to make an apneal against the proceeding to the .. Prefect. Finding that though he demonsti ; 11e innocence of the inhabitants, he could obtain' nothing, he said— ,. Well, since there toast lee victiths, my hamlet need furnish only one, mid I shall be it,' conduct me to prison." Confutiniled rather than touched by this act of dProteiltiess, the subaltern tyrant blushed, and granted, though not without some ru Ilia:ince, the act of justice which was required al' Echo (21' the South.) A letter has recently been communicated to us, timed lath June, 1780, written by the Widow Bo tiaparte to the Count de Brienne, Minister of War, requesting hint to grunt to her foorth.son (Louis) a place in a Royal Military Academy. This Ludy, %%hose fecundity has prnved•so fatal to Fratce, men tioha her numerous hunily i consisting of eight children, her quality of widow of a Esau who had always failltfully served his. King, and finally, the conduct of her second scii (Napoleon), who was inlinitted in 1778 to the academy of Brieime, and had shared the kindness of' the King, and placed himself in a situation to serve him. She calls to milli' that M. Bonaparte, her husband, had, five years previously, brought to Paris her third son (Joseph), in the- hop a that he Might obtain at Brienne the place of his brother Napoleon, rho was on, the point of quitting it ; but that this hope had keen frustrahll, and the child WS Still a charge on his parents. She romplaisis of Not having the .ttraiis of many children as education suited to their rank, and expresses regret at being unable to plure them in situations in which they might terra' his .11:tiesty. She finishes by prostrating herself at the foal of the throne, and promising to M. Brientie that eight pupils shall be the organs of the pi-or-1-s which she wiN ;Iddress to Heaven fur the King's preserration. Such is the faithful ana lysis of ibis letter, which gives rise to more than one reflection. It is a curious spectacle to observe at the foot of the throne of the Bourbons, the mo ther of him who was destined insolently to take pos session of it ; to see her imploring the bounty of the King for nue of her sons, and boasting of the bene fits she had already obtained for another, for one who shortly became the most furious enemy of Inv Iwnefactor, who shared Isis inheritance, sliest the blood of one of his funnily, dethroned two others, and who, to complete his c r s against Isis august family, lately endeavoured to wrest the sceptre from the hunchs of the legitimate Monarch, to whom Eu rope mid France had restored it. PARIS PAPERS RECEIVED LAST NIGHT. PARIS, SEPT. 23. The King has named Ministers and Secretaries of State— • gt . Furcign Aitterq—Thi Duke of Richelieu, titer of France. Of Wor— The Duke De Feltre, Peer or France. ! Ifiaris , aHd Coionies—Victount Duburchage, Lieute nant-General. (V Ike itaciior—Cooot Vaubloot, Prefect of the Depart ment of the Mouths of tlw Rhone. 916eitrai l'alice--The Sirstr Cares, Counsellor of State. Ills M:ij.•sty lia4 not yet disposed of the places of the Mini s ters nfJdstice and the Finances.—(Ga zette qyzcielle.l The Count de Pernlade . ; Grandee of Spain, of the First Class, Ambassador of his Catholic Majes ty, had yesterday (Sunday) his first audience of the King.; C;citeral Alava, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister I'leuipote►:tiary of his Catholic Ma jesty,, ifterwards presented his credelitizils to the 11RDIS1ANCES OF THE ICING. Louts, by tlit Graft of God, king of Prance tied NaV3ll,', To all ilMale to whom these piestesti shall come, gi Mil; • We have uuroinatrd, old do nonitnete Itfroiiier of the (bomber uf l'eerg the &cur Lino, MayoK of uur zitod city of lituttrdeOux ott of the Thuillet les, the ilth Septvin kwr IdU, real Yl.t of Sur Reign. (Signed) LOUIS, P. low, (Sign ,1) Prin ( RANI). Lotts, by the giate of Guil, Kim; of France and Ptiearre, To all those to •,:hom these present.: 'hall conie, greet ing . We tutvoordainekl t nni at; ordain is follows ART 1 Th.:. Slott' Montehenn, Colonel, is nonneated vat mer,Ai.elig The change of Ministry, and the choice of Mi.: eisters, which, in general, exhibit to idle spectators, or indifferent people, nothing but a game:qr . between several competitors, each of whom strives to get the better of his rival, and to supplant. them, is now the first, the greats the only object of public attention. All France, which in the disastrous eircotitstanciat which weigh her down, considered, wad wotad more and more consider it as her greatest misfur -tune, to have Ministers. to whom she thinks thei she ought not to give her confidence, ti/ieS•her at tentive eyes on the nominations, mem which depend, in a great measure, the alleviation and repinatioli of her woes end her future destiniesi. Europe, which must be more sensible than ever that her hap piness and tranquillity are connected with the frin ge:ll4y and happinets of France, li f eewise content plutes these lioip r inations, end measures.the of tiontitfence wee which they inspire us. The ors= jects of universal attention, the two sAections ready known, hare also gained tiniversl eppiolci tion. The talents, and above all the general fide lity and unbounded attachment of the Duke of Feltre, haVe obtained line the suffrages of aW4he friends of the King iterfeountry, and even impoeed silence on others ; and France and Europe, equally attentive, have alike applauded the nominstiou of the duke of lt,clittlien to the department of Fu-. reign Affairs and the presidency of the CounCil. This assertion, which might appear exiiggerated, and even emphatic, if it related to stay other per.: son, is but just and true, in regard to the Duke of Richelieu. Europe amid France know him ; the nobleness of his character—the renown of the este-. blishments created by him—the services which he has rendered to a great empire —and the fluttering gratitude and magnificieist rewards of a limpt.; nimoue Sovereign, are matters of getieral notoriety. His is not a reputation of yesterday ; it preceded, in regard to the Duke of Richelieu. the age at which people in general acquire a reputation. After the example of those ancient French chevaliers, born fur arms end glory, and whs, when unable to gratify that nokle ambition in a coun try wlkh was enjoying the sweets of peace, went to offer their swords ton foreign power, anti to learn the art of war under en experienced captain, the • Duke de Richelieu quitted Frence when very • young, and went with Count Lino-run and Count Roger de Dumas, to serve tender the ban ners of Suwarrow, who was besieging IsMailtne.— The brilliant valbUr of these et:Milani • Freneliteen was eminently displayed iti that 'siege, celebrated for the most heroic .resietalice and eSie most ini-; petunia attacks, and it• was noticed by good judges-ethe Russian Genevel and ink - hers. The first disturbanes in Irraist•e, iseverthelei., ed the Doke of Ri(dieliee' to bin eotiOrY; hastened thither like a ;veld citizen 1 but it Wait in a period when good citizens were treated • its 'elle.; mica. Ile contrived for a long time to'keep el; the .fidelity of a regiment which he homMunded, till tat • hen it gave etidence tit the most complete devetiOii to the unfortunate Monarch ; Red on a day t•elee'' broted in the ennuis of our disastferf, and of 1141 e crimes of a sanguinary fat tiee, he forced••bie way to him threugh a thousavid barrieis, a omm:sand ob stacles, and it thousand dangers, to 1.64 ii;ts tigrrut, info:metion. When at length all was lest in Nance, he sought cut of France the nn•ane o f serving Ins country ; and who can blame the Duke tie lieu, for having tether recognized it tinder the noble banners of the descendants of the great Conde, rather than under the blood-stained etaude . arils of the Committee of•Pablic Welfare? That country soon seemed to•he irreroveenbly en s!Aved in the name of liberty. 'The Duke Dc It;tin..i lieu then deemed it his duty to renounce its. be exilcd himself to a foreign couutry, how- jTj.