The Sun.
London, England, 1823-03-28 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

(ritom-ruu ETOTEE OF MONDAY EVENING.)
ORDONNANCES OF THE KING.
" Louis by the Grace of God, Ring of France and Navaire.
" To all to whom these presents corne,.greeting ; •
" On the Reportof the President of our Council of Miniso
ters, we have ordered and do order as follows
" Article 1. Our Cousin, the Marshal Duke of Belluno,
Minister and Secretary of State for the War Department, is no-
minated Major-General of flie Arniy•Of the Pyrenees.
" 2. The President of our Council of Ministers is charged
with the execution of the present Order.
" Given at our Castle of the Tuileries, the 23d March, of the
.year of Grace,..1823, and of our reign the 28th.
-(Signed)
" The President of:the Council of Ministers:
(Signed) -" DE VILLELE."
" Louis, &c.
" To all, &c. •
" On the Report of • our Minister the Secretary of State for
the War. .Department,
" We have ordered and do order as followa:
" Art. 1. The Viscount Dijeon, Peer of France, and Lieut.-
General, is named Minister Secretary of State, and in that qua-
lity is entrusted with the Port Folio of the War Department,
during the absence of our Cousin the Marshal Duke of Belluno,
Minister of War, nominated Major-Generai of the Army of
the Pyrenees.
" 2. Our Minister the Secretary of. State for the -War De-
partment is charged with the execution of the present Order.
" Given at our Castle of the Tuileries, the 23d March, &c.
(Signed) " LOUIS.
" The Minister Secretary of State for the War Department.
(Signed) " DE BELLUNO."
.[From, the Journal des Dcbats of Thesday.]
PARIS, 'MARCH 25.—These two Ordinances
have singularly, (printed in Italics in French)
surprised the public. The secrecy of the ap-
pointment of the Marshal the Duke of Belluno,
and the immediate departure of the Marshal for
Bayonne, indicate that character.of decision and
firmness which creates confidence and does ho-
nour to the 'Government. The presence. of a
Marshal of France (at the same time Major-
General of the Army and Minister of War), with
the army, will _give promptitude and unity to
the operations, and will probably hasten the en-
trance of-our troops into Spain.
.T-From the Conditutionnel•
PARIS, MARCH 25.—Viscount Dijeon was ad-
mitted ,by'-his Majesty to the honour of taking
the oath as Secretary of State, charged with the
Portfolio of War.
The publication of the two Ordinances relative
to the Duke de Belluno, &c. has produced a
great sensation. It is said that they were given
according to a report of General Guilieminot,
'Major-General, Chief of the Staff. It is not
yet known in what capacity he will continue, to
be employed.
The Duke de Delimit) set out this morning at
ten o'clock. He is acompanied by General
Count Coetlosquet.
Viscount Dijeon, .who succeeds provisionally
Duke de Belluno, as Minister of War, is Aide-
de-Camp to his Royal Highness Monsieur.
His Excellency the Minister of War will be
able to judge if equipments of every kind have
been made in a proper and satisfactory manner.
It was asserted yesterday evening that General
Guilleminot, Major-General of the Army, is to
be recalled. It is added, that changes in the
organization of the army are in contemplation.
The day before yesterday, soon after the ar-
rival of the news from Spain, the Council of
Ministers assembled. It is believed that the
precipitate departure of the Duke de Belluno was
decided on at that meeting.
In the last representation of the Tartufe at the
Theatre Francais, the conclusion of the piece
was more gay than usual. At the moment when
the exempt announces to the impostor that it is
he who is to go to prison, several spectators ex-
claimed, " collar him !" Such was the mirth in
tile pit that the actors themselves Partook of it.
[Front the Courier Francais.]
PARIS, MARCH es.—There is to appear in a
short time a new organization of the National
'Guard. According to the arrangements which
it contains, it is said there will be given to the
Chiefs of the Legions, in the choice and nomina-
tion of the officers and sub-officers, a greater in-
fluence:than that which they possess by the pre-
sent organization.
In announcing that the Serjeant-Major of the
2d Company of the Seventh Legion is to be diS-
missed for having signed a declaration relative to
the order or the day from his Commander, some
Journals have written his name incorrectly. This
sub-officer is called Pancellier, and not Pansillier.

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