Star.
London, England, 1815-12-15 00:00:00

COURIER EXTRAORDINARY OF TUZSDAY MORNING.

A Deputation of the Chamber of Deputies W 23
Arnitted yesterday to present their homage to tht•
King. and thanked his Majesty for the Projet of the
Law of Amnesty which was presented by the Mi.
rasters.

We hear from tasmos that the wounds of General
Lagarde cause him much pain. They had assumed
an alarming character; but there are. nevertheless.
`lopes of recovery for this brave officer.

The road from Abbeville to Amiens is covered
with English troops; who are taking the route for
Montreuil and Boulogne.
The English regiments which were cantoned in the
environs of Seaus and Bourg•la-Reins, poised through
the capital yesterday, proceeding to the coast for
embarkation.

Messrs. Labiche and Batbier Ncuvillc, Chiefs of
Division in the Ministry of the Interior, have given
in their resignation. The divisi•n of M. Baibier
Neuville is united with the other.

Yesterday the subject of the Persecution of ihe
French Protestants was taken into consideration by
the Common Council of the City of London. The
Court was most numerously and respectably awn-
dtd, and its proceedings were conducted with the
:;reatest cordiality and unanimity. Indeed on a Taos.
:ion regarding principles, on which the very Consti-
ition of the Kingdom is founded, it is impossible
here could be any diversity of sentiment iu such an
lssembly.
It was Resolved to present a dutiful and loyal
Iddress to the PRINCE REGENT, expressing their con-
urrent abhorrence of Persecution, and their attach-
neat to the great principles of ,REI R.:101:5 FREE-
; and humbly praying his Royal Hip,hoess to
dopt such prompt and efficasious measures as may
est tend to terminate the Persecution of Protestants
0 France.

When the kind and sympathising answer that was
;inn on the part of his Majesty's Government to
:he similar Addresses presented by the Dissenting
...linisters of the Metropolis, and by the Protestant
Aciety for the Protection of Religious Liberty, is
'tcollected, the nature.of the an;wur to a respect-
;We corporate Body as the Common Council may
.e easily anticipated. We are happy that this Body has
'hes set an example to other Corporate Bodies which
we cannot doubt will soon be followed very generally.
This is the more necessary, as it has been insinuated
)1 some, who are ignorant of the nature of our happy
Zonstitetion, that the Members of the Established
.:hurch have :hewn less veal than those of other coni-
iriunions on the present occasion. The fact is, that
urehmen, as such, have no power to act on any
veasion, allowed to them by the Constitution. As a
Jody they can only act under the direction of the laws;
'44:1 the administration of these laws•does not belong to
'lle Church, but to the Executive Goverment. The

Church of tngland only acts by the Government.—
When the Executive acts. the Church is thin acting;
nor can it act through any pther mediums and surely,
on the present occasion, the Government has :hewn
no backwardness to second and support those liberal
sentiments which equally pervade all classes and all
persuasions respecting the assistance which should be
afforded to the French Protestants

Al the individnal members of the Church of Eng-
land cannot act bat in their quality of citizens, we
have no doubt that, as members of corporate bodies,
or of the general community, they will every where
adopt means to manifest as decided a hatred of per-
secution as can be shewn by any communion whatever.

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

all. DU/.
Dublin - - 1 0
Waterford 1 0
Guermey and Jerm 1 2
Holland ' - 0 1

4RMT.
BRI FISH ARMY IN FRANCE. •
G. Or HRADVYARTRRS, PARIS, Nov. 29, 1815.
Nal. Tlie 3d Batt. Ist Guards are to be completed to 120) rani:
• and file, by drafts front the 2d Battalko.
2. The ad Batt. of the Royals are to be completed to 10...0
rank and file, by drafts nom the 4th Sae: Noe.
3. The Ist Batt. 27th Regiment are to be completed to I "30
rank and file, by drafts front Ole 3d Battalion ; and the
Ist But. slit are to be completed to 1000 rank and tile,
by drafts from the gil Battalion.
4. Such an arrangement is to be ;nide of the men return...!
sick. ahetir on the Returns of the several re...lowly. above-
mentioned, as that ti.e men known to be unfit 1. r scr
vice may be on the strength of the Battalion from which
the drafts are ordered ts made.
S. Care must be taken to settlethe Soldiers' accounts in the
Battalion which they will quit, In the usual manner.
(Signed) B. BAR N.:s, Adj -I len.
G. 0. FIZADQUARTIRS, PARIS, Nov. 30;1813.
No.l. The British Troops which are to remain in France are to
be formed as follows:
2. The Ist Dragoon Guards, 21 Dragoon Guards, 3dDra-
goons, are to be the first Brigade of Cavalry.
3. The 7th Hussars, lllth Hussars, 12th Light Dragoons,l
are to be the 2d Brigade of Cavalry.
4. The 11th I.ight Dragoons, 13th Light Dragoons, 15th
•
Hussars, are to be the 3d Brigade of Cavalry.
4. The 3d Batt. in Guards, gd Batt. Coldstream, are to be
the Ist Briole of Infantry.
6. The 3d Batt. Royals, Ist 57th, 2d 95th, are to be the 2d
Brigade of iiit,titty.
7. The Ist Batt. ad, Ist 39th, Ist 91st, are to be the 31 Bri-
gade of Infantry.
9. The Ist Batt. 4th, Ist 594, Ist 79th, are to be the 4tb
Brigade of Infantry.
9. The lit Batt. sth, Ist 9th, Ist 21st, are to be the sth Bri-
gade of infantry.
10. The Ist Bath 6th, 29th Regt. Ist 71st, are to be the 6th
Brigade of Infantry.
11. The lit Batt. 7th, 23t1 Begt. Ist 43d, are to be the 7th
Brigade'of Infantry.
12. The Ist Batt. 27th, In 40th, lit 95th, ate to be the Bth
Brigade of Infantry.
13. The tat But. slat, Ist 88th, are to be the 9th Brigade of
Infantry.
14. Major-Gen. I.otd Edward Somerset, Is to command the
Ist Brigade of Cavalry.
IS. Major-Gen. Sir H. Vivian, the gd Brigade of Gelb?.
16.. Major-Gen. Sir C. Grant, the 3d Brigade of Cavalry.
17. Major-Gen. Sir P. Maitland, is to command the Ist Bri-
gade of Infantry.
lb. Major-Gen. Sir M. Power, the 2d Brigade of Infantry!
19. Majao-Gen. the Hon. Sir K. W.O'Callagban, the ad Bri-
gade of infantry. . •
20. Major-Gen-4 D. Pack, the 4th Brigade of Infantry.
21. Major-Gen. Sir T. Brisbane, the sth Brigade of Infantry.
22. Major•C•n. Sir T. Brailltud, the 9th Brigade of Infantry.
23. Major-e'en. Sir J. Kempf', the 7th Brigade of Infantry.
24. Major-Wei:. Sir I. Lambert, the Bth Brigade of Infantty.
25. Majot-Gen. Sir J. Keane, the 9th Brigade of Infantry.

a 6. The Ist Divi,ion of Infantry is to be composed of the lit,
7th, and Bth Brigades, and is to be cornmandA by Lieu-
tetiant-General the Hon. Sir Lowry Coie.
27. The 241 avision of infantry Is to be composed of the stl,
4th, and 6th Brigades, cud is to be commanded by Lizu-
teuant-lleaeral Sir Henry Clinten.
23. The 3d Division of Infant, y 1; to be competed of the .241,
sth, and oth Brigades, and i 4 ro he commanded by Lieu- '
tenant-Gener.l the Hon. Sir C
29. Lieutenant• General Lord Coniberniere will take the corn.
mind of the Cavalry.
30. Lieutenat,t-General Lord Hill, will take command of the
infantry.
31. The British Troops to return to England are to be Bri.
gade4 as follows for their march :
32. The Ist Life Guards,' 2,1 Life Guards, Royal It-rse
Guards Blue, 3d Dra,muti Gnarls, under the co:in:land
of Colonel Athorlie, R. hi. G. 0.
33. The Ist Dragoons, 2d Dragoon', 6th Dragoons, under the
command of Colonel Muter.
34. The 10th lituelars, 16th Light Dragoons, ell Light Dra-
goons, order the command of Cnluisel Qu!ntln.
35. The led Batt. lit Guards. lid chl Moir.... ',Pr the enro-
mans! of Colonel Askew, lot Guards. -
36. The 34t0 Rev. :vitt', 7p4, 3d 35th, under the command
of Colonel the Hun. Sir C. Greville, 38th flegt.
37. The x 1 Batt. 12th, ad )th, 35d Reg:. under the com-
mand at Volonel Strike, 12th Regt.
38. '1 he Ist Batt. 4iat, Ist 90th, sletaotmen: Royal Waggon
Train, under the eons:nand of Lieut.-Col. Evans, 41. t.
39. 31:e ltd bat t. 14th, 2d 51st Ileg.t. under the CJM•
tumid 01 COlurtel hli!cla.l. Si et. ici gr.
40. The 54th Rtzt. t'd 59th, s:d 69th, under tht. command of
Lieut.-Coloattl A.O-tin, ."Ith Reg:.
41. The 4th Ctt Royals, 2Se.‘, 4'2d, 92d Regts. under the
command o! Colonel Sir C. Bellso:1, `26th Regt.
42. The :d Dart. 0,11, 32d, detachment of Staff Corps, under

the command of Sir J. IYl•Lean. ir7th Rv6t. -
43. The loth Itee,t. t. 41 44th, Ist 82d, under the command of

Coloud *sulky, 16th fire.
44. The Guth 62d, 6ttla Re ••• ed 81st, under the
culla:nand it Colonel Walker, 5 nle itegt.
45. Notwithstanding these Order', Troops are to continue
with their 1) visions, and commanded as at present, tall
those ordered to England will march, and the Quarter-
Master-General will, iu concert with the General Offi-
cers, have assembled those destined by this day's Orders

to remain is France.
46. When the Troops of the German Legion and the Hano-
verian Troops will march, it will be: under the command
of the Officers commanding the several Brigades of In.

fantry and Cavalry.
47. Major-General Sir James Lyon will be so kind as to give ,
orders for the formation of the Hanoverian Contingent,
at a place which will be made known to bins by the
Chief of the Staff of the Allied Army.
48. Upon breaking up the Army which the Field-Marshal has
had the honour of commanding, he bees leave to return
thanks to the General Officers, and the Officers and
Troops, for their uniform good coaduct.
49. In the late short but memorable Campaign, they have
given proofs to the World, that they possess, in an emi-
nent deTrte, all the good qualities of soldiers; and the
Field-Marshal is happy to be able to applaud their regular
good conduct in their Camps and Cantonments, not less
than alien engaged with the Enemy in the Field.
50. Whatever may be the lii.ure destination of those brave
Troops of which the Field-Marshal now takes his lea4e,
he nuns that every individual will believe tNat he will
ever feel the deepest interest in their honour and wel-
. fare,* and will always he happy to promo:e either.
COPY ROUTE.

Quorrito.MosTaa-CawrltACS OrTICZ,
Pas, Dacsmata 3, 1615.
Roura for the March of the 16th Regimi•nt, 2tl Batt. 44th, and
Ist Batt. 3.4 d ((he Regiments of the 7th Division ordered to
Ragland) to Boulogne, commanded by CoLl'ot.t. t tr, 16th Reg.
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RIMARKS.