Star.
London, England, 1815-12-04 00:00:00

FRENbN PAPERS.

PARIS, NOVEMBER 29.

The King is abou't to grant to the Duke of-Wel-
kvrton the Order of the Holy Ghost. We believe
the land of Grosly3is is destined for his Excellency.
it was said yesterday, thanks to the active search
c.: thc Police, that the assassins of the Sieur Au-
brey have been arrested.
The military occupation of the capital by foreign
trnops has terminated. That service is now *tinder
the government of the fir,t military division, the put-
osts only are still goar,led by the English troops, by
irieadly arrangement with the Duke of Wellington,
a; General in Chief of the allied troops. We believe
that the f weign troops which are still in the capital
v..:11 quit it towards the middle of December.
I...utenant-General Claparede is named Inspector
o: r.l of the first Military Division. The Staff is
lin.leego great changos, many of the Officers have
tre-aved orders to quit Paris. _ _

on the demand of ' the Marshal Commander in
Chief, his Excellency the Minister of War has ap-
feinted the Duke de Clermont Tonaerre, and Count
.Augustus de Choiseul, Adjutant Generals, to be
attached in the same rank to the National Guards of
I):tris, w!iere they will exercise the functions of As-
si:t..nt Majors-General. The National Guard is to
:..knowledge them in that quality.
_ _ _ _

it Is said that the Counts Bruges and De Polignae
:re appointed Inspectors-General of the National
thiard6 throughout the kingdom.
'rae Chambers of Peers and of Deputies did not
pit to-day.

By an Ordonnance of the 23d instant, his Majesty
has named M. de Ronssy Prefect of the Department
nf La Vendee ; to be Provisional Administrator of
the same Department, in the room of the Sieur
dismissed. The Chevali-r Le Roy de Che-
ill)); is named Sub-Prefect of St. Denis. in place of
70. Dubois. It is said that M. Duhansel, Prefect of
the Dordogne ( Perigneux) replaces in the Prefecture
la Loire (Montbrisnn) M. De Lascours, whost-
,2ismission we have announced; and that M. De
Montereus, formerly Prefect of the Dordogne, will
.sucrec.l M. DohAmel.

Gazelle Ojciftle of this day announces many
tcw donations to the State, from Officers in the
.Army, Officers of Justice, and other persons cm-
ploied in the Civil Government.
An Order of the Day has been published at Caen,
which establishes in that city a permanent Council of
IV :r, to try the military arraigned of any cringe
tvhatcvcr.

- - The Prince Metternich quittedParis yesterday with
I put of Lis suite, to join the Emperor of Austria.—
Baron Weissenhurg will repair, in quality of Minister
::am Austria, to the Congress at Frankfort, which,
Tis we liave already said, has no other object than the
division of the land of the Germanic Confedelation.

From the reports of the Prefect of the Police, on the
case of ,the Sieur Blucher, Sub-Lieutenant of the
Grenadiers of the 3d ball. of the llth Legion. at-
.aigned for uttering seditious words, and circulating
ageennsatory and injurious writings against the King,
lur which he has been condemned to an imprisoninelit
six months, has been declared unworthy of be-
. -inking to the National Guard. He has in cone:•
quince been deprived of his rank, and will be struck
4 the tst of Guards. We are assured that the
;timber of Peers will judge ths affair of Marshal
N:y in the present sitting without sepa-eatiiig.
fly v:rtue of an Ordonnanee of the King, a Com
r.:Aion has been formed, under the supeiintendeuce
eke Minister of the Interior, to report to hits M:+
;eery, on the Ist January, 181 G, on'tlie present stag
et the Schools of Medicine and Surgery in Franete
end to suggest such• modifications as these establish-
ments may require M. M. Grnshois, Laporte, La-
lAnne, Lefebvre, (Physicien to the King,) Lereux,
Sc.. are named Members of the Commission. M. Gros.
hoes, President : Leveille, Physician to the Prison's
e; tee Seine, is Se-retery.
letter freer Pont i'Ecprit (Garde), we learn
,sat M. De Reneye, Dl.iyr re and the Municipal
Council of that city, have resolved to offer to his Ma-
.; ay lour volunteer c, to make part of the army which
:e.orgaiiiziog. T'..ese volunteers will he completely
.iltripped by the Commune, and paid by them fin
iiir Beare. The Duke d'Angiileme, informed in
!!.s p issage through that city, on the 20th instant, of
V:: generous offer, expresked his satisfaction to the
Is'ever, end he is charged to transpiit it to the King.
'iii: King, in order to give a mark of his good will
-eel special protection to the Catholic subjects of the'
I:;ree United Kingdoms of Great Britain, and de&
eiesely to put an end to all the objections against
the respective pretensions cf the parties, is about to
try his Ordonnance of the 50th of October last,
e atuitotis office iif ASuainistution for their esteblish-
neeits and endowed colleges in France.
The Buieeu will be foemed of four honorary snem-
-I..rs, the Duke de 'Parente, Duke de Fitzjames,
:euat Lally Tollendeld, (Peer of France, Minister
et State), Count O'Mahony, Lieutenant-General of
ArMius, ecc. Etc.
It is charged t. examine the rights and to COTICi-
i .ate all the chimeras, if it can be done, with the or-
!enn.:nees of our kings, st tortes, letters-patents, and
nterier regelatione made for those establishments,
•. trams:, lee:Niter, affecting the ri,„tlits of the Crown. .
The following is the reply of M. Dambray, Presi
emu of the Chamber of Peers, when on Sunday last
..ee expression of the sentiments of that august body
' the best of Eines, was made on the cocumunication
it the Treaty cf fence:
" I am alive to the.sentaments trliich•the Chamber
lizers have expressed to me ; they coinprlze the
ate it of the sacrifices which I owe to the safety of
r.e pcni-le. I depend on their zeal ro second the ef.
vitae') dreunistances have impesed on us. The
' "it our country are great. but they are not mote
erzpareble for one nation than for another, when
'soughs muited in heart and mind with its