Star.
London, England, 1831-08-22 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH P A PF.RB (teceived by Ripen.).
REPLY of the KING to the ADDRESS of the
CHA.MBRIL
Millet Ey no Dunmire—it Weeds MI the highest lodes
facdce to find you reciprocating towards me the exposit.
of those sentiments which I manifested towards cos at the
opening of the sages. This unanimity of sentiments and
wishes, which ensures the uniform action of all the powers
of the State, promises to France the flaol establishment of
tranquillity, and the restoration of publ'c
Since you first met, I determined, in consequence of the
unexpected invasion of Belgium by the Dutch army, to
assemble troops, without loin of time, to assist the King of
the Belgians. and to give to that ration which from an
many causes claims our friendship, the aid of which it stood
in urgent need. This step has bees attended with complete
success. The King of Holland has shrunk from enraging
in hostilities with us, and his army is now returning into
Holland.

I hope that our army also will be enabled 14,00 to re-
enter Frarce, and I will hasten to read it as soon es, in con-
cert and concurrence with the rowers who have guaranteed
with me the indepcnderee and neutrality of B Igluw. I
shall be assured (assure) that the reium of Out NM, will
not expose Belgium to rew aggressions. I am gnmihed to
.ee that you apreciate the zeal which my sons have displayed
on this occasion, and the alacrity with which they pine.'
the army as soon as there appeared a hope that its services
would be required by the country.
I thank you for the confidence you express in me. Strong
in your support, my government will be able to repress the
factions who may yet trouble us at home ; and it will con.
tinue to conduct its foreign relations in suck a manner as to
ensure the maintenance of peace. without aver compromising
the national honour or the true interests of France.

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The official part contains a report to the King
by the Minister of Commerce, Count d'Argout,
relative to the cholera morbus, which purposes
some farther measures of precaution in consequence
of the contintml advance of the disorder towards
the west. To the report is added a Royal Ordi-
annce, as proponvd by the Minister, in which—
" Considering that sanitary measures have been taken on
the whole (vent of the costars of the kingdom, according to
the Ordinance of Aug. 7, 1822, to prevent the introduction
of be cholera mottles by means of maritime communira-
thw a, hot that it is equally neentsry to provide against the
cise in which this scourge, parsing the barriers which still
separate it front tie French territory, should reach to the
frontiers of the kingdom. his Majesty has ordered that
Boards of I health shall he established in the chief towns of
twenty departments from that of the Pas de Ca/als to that of
the Var."

The non-official part of the Moniteur publishes
the regulations that have been adopted in the Ger-
man States and in England to arrest this disease.
Moniteur.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, Aro. 20.
The Chamber met at a late hour, under the Pre-
sidency of M. Girod de l'Ain, there being nothing
on the orders of the day but reports on petitions.
At three o'clock, M. d'Argout, the Minister of
Commerce, presented two projects of law ; the one
to fix the amount of premiums for the encourage-
ment of the cod and whale fisheries, and the other
to regulate the dirties chargeable on foreign goods
passing through France.
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