Star.
London, England, 1815-08-07 00:00:00

IPARA'CN PAP RS.

PARIS, AUGUST t.
General Laming's( hue addressed to as from Tours
a just complaint against as article, which we inserted
nn the 26th of July. from another paper. This ar-
ticle says, 0, that the division of ("knells! Lamarque,
fought four days ago. near Chinon, against the
King's troops." General .Lamarque declares, that
64 since the 20th of June, the troops tinder his orders
have not fired a shut, and that from the moment that
she army which he had the hour of commanding
made its submission, and assumed the white Cockade,
there have not been at Chinon any royal troops ex-
cept those of which the command was entrustid to
I
and which had pacified La Vendee."—(Joamat
di: Debate.)
General Eacelnaans has issued the following Order
of, the Day :
.6 Head quarters, Clermont Terrand, July 2/.
66 The army has submitted to the King; tit. the merest at
the country dictatid. His Majesty has rweetvid titeaubmirekm
with kinitnese. It is then biro ordered that all militsry Akers
do re..pect the Authorities now acting in the none of tht King,
and eau* all the ae. s emanating from the Pail AUthPritiei to be
rnpeeted. '1 he most severe measures are adopted for the main-
reliance of order. Every individual ebo skew a disposition
to disturb public tranquillity on any pretext whatever, shall be
arrested, and 'nunediatidy carried before a Council of War, to
be tried according to the full rigour of military law.
-._ . _

(Signed) - " lbe General Count EZCSLUANS,
" Commanding in Chad Az 2d Curpe of Cavalry."
There is in Lipper Normandy so great a quantity
of troops that in many small villages and towns of
the departments of the pure and the Lower Seine,
there are as many soldiers as inhabitants. In the de.
pay tment of the Loire and Cher, the Allies have
commanded some arrests. 'Vhese measures, however,
fall only on those who have been distinguished by the
exaggeration and violence of their political opinions.
On the department of the Sanhe has been laid a
contribution of four millions. •
ORDONNANCE OF THE KING.
""
Louis. hi the Grace of God, King Of Franco and
Navin re.

" After the Report which has been made to us by
our Secretai y of State, the Minister of War, that a
great number of nominations and promotion! to mi-
lit.iry rank have taken place during the time of the
Usurper, and that the great majority of retired Offi-
cers had been called upon to entel- into actual service.
Considering that the nominations, promotions, and
appointments; on the list for actual service, besides
being illegally made, have the effect of burdening the
finances of the country, "and injuring the interests of
officers antecedently existing in our armies,' we have
or'ered and do order as follows:

44 Art. 1. The nominations and promotions to ml.
litary rank, and the appointments of retired officers
to the list for actual service, which have been made
during the period of usurpation, are declar*d null,
and not to take place.
" Art. 2. The officers to whom this relates, will
return to the situations they held previous to the Ist
of March last, but will not be subject to any deduc-
tions on account of any payinents'which have been•
made to them.

" aloes at Paris, tit August, In the year of Grace, NIS,
and the ai it or our reign. LAMB&
By the King.
4i The hlinitter Scatter, of State for the War Department,
Marshal Caution St. Cyr.'