Star.
London, England, 1815-08-22 00:00:00

aitUSSELI;, AUGUST 17.

Notwithstanding the submission of the town o
Manta to the King, that important place is still ob
served by a considerable tarps of Russia, tronos
who are @opposed to be Meow! sierpehoethr **fora
the garrison of it. it is the hutslie troops that fors
the blockade Of

Tb►oa►itle, Lotigtvi, Ned the cit44l4 of Se4n, sal
hold nett 1141atart4 h■t aside a ashaossum. whirl
amass equi►ocal; we *A WOO Mee what to thial
of It.

V;*NM, AUGUST s.
*frandoerVders. from Prince Schwartsenburg, dater
Paris. 9.5:h Ju y, the march of the troops advancing-
from Hungary has been accelerated, which Caine.
our environs to have daily Liege bodies of troops guar
tared upnn them, which are hastening to the Rhine
—.Even the Itali.in regiments stationed in 1-Lingar)
are included in this order ; with' that uncommon!)
fine regiment, Count Noslitz's Light D.agoons
passed through the suburbs of Vienna yesteitliy, or
which occasion it was inspected by Count Guilay.
who is Governor of Vienna, ad interims. To judge b)
the immense number of troops, one would beliert
that all France will be occupied by the Allies, whit!
would be very much to be wished ; since, according
to the account from our armii a, the parties there ao
in a great fermeotation ; this makes the greatest pre.
caution necessary, especially nig,. Many Member:
of Bonaparte's Chambers left Paris, and, doubtless
with the most ardent thirst of vengeance in their
hearts, hastened to the provinces. in order, if pchsible,
in bring about a general rising against the Allied
Armies. II the Allies, however, are but upon then
guard, this scheme wi I hardly succeed. Acc,,rdme,
to the list of proscription in the Moshileur of July 26
there are among those, who are to be delivered to i•
Court-martial, hardly any Republicans, but almost
all Bouvartists, who know that their Chid is a pri.
weer, they seem, however, to be less dJAgrous that
the others.

General Bertrand, who did not forsake his master
in adversity, and is generally known as an honest
man, (on which there is at Trieste, t.,r ex mixt.
where he was Governor in 1810, only one up, non)
it certainly much less • deserving of ounishment Ilta,;
many an intriguing lectibir. t • . rI Al LI, 11
these Royal Oidinances, toe 1, • . . . nuh; la.
mons dernsgognes a. d m..) as, : • .•• ion, a!
they called themselves,' are banished to their depot.
menus, probably may to remove them trim the keig',•
bourhood of tie ^turd armies. Dieu men ..tight
par,icularly to oe incapacitated from ding nliAllie•
We have now the certainly, that not inny al: the a orb
of art bud I by the French here, in Vienna, in pre.
11,
ceeding w.• are to be restored, but that ali the
paintings an antiques, of every description, helot
ing to the cities of Lombardy, Militt, Venice,
Mantua, ilte. ceded in 1796, by lontial conveitni,,
will be sent home. The Some House of Eve e.so,
which was forced, in 1796, to delver I. Usti ril 19
neparts ita most valuable paintings and antiques,
Mill recover possession of its prop•tty ; and we heat
that her Imperial Highness the Archduchess 13?*
trice, as the last heiress of this House, has alreadi
appointed Commissioners to go to Paris, in order tc
carry back all these articles to their native home.

EXTRACT OF A LATTER 1f41031 COUNT LALLY TILLILS-
DAL TO 1414SISA TUZ zascroas Of T 451 OILFARTM/41
OP VIZ SIZRAULT.
(F.sm a Moab 11 Apr.) ,
“ The only idea on which you wal pardon me fa:
particularly fixing your attention, and which man;
of you will have anticipated, is the utility, the nevi
sity of your meditating beforehand on the nature Asti
extent of the deliberations which await the tic% n 1
clonal repteantation, in .such. way that your deliter4
tion on things may conduct your suffrages to per,osb
The sores of unhappy France are to be tkosed•
the grounds of her 'got:WlE4lf tkbe cured : the chr..•
'which
he gave to his people, ' and which h!i re":
loved the more because they detived it from his ov-
is to be raised, confiimed, improved with hint 4a
by him ; the indissoluble uniuu ot the cheese d
the nation is to be established on the complevn
institutions which • may render it indepenJest t:
future men ; civil, political, and. religims litxtrl i.
to be placed. on the foundation even ot r0y..1 Autht
rity, in such way that they may mutually git.tran.l'
and defend each other; the ergatiiistion and reitastg,
of the different branches of the legislature b
definitively regulated mid arranged ; the social gr4J''
bons to be fixed, without either rent or conts,on
the eternal invsolability of legal property, Ai A
indemnity for unmerited mi,fortones; the ono'.‘
parties, w rich is not she extinction of praciple, ; t"
oblivion of vengeance, wikli IS not the ouhr!'ll
duties; the respect for valour, which does not 10161
contempt for oaths; gratitude for services, alrtcf d''
nut include resigwattim to injuries; in tine, grin.. n'''
the union of rdymency And justice, as ssrAi 4s
bt rengrh and wisdom ; the faun of treaties,
dity uf alliances; and amidst all the care, involve:
in this immense task, the personal devoteJness ,
to a Piiiice exercised by every kind ot treat, .00
citing attachment by all the vir ties ; the col Itit
.
tional support dug to his government, at once 017'
mid moderate, royalist and nabs 41. J.iti). L": 11
men, are the estion*, the du is, ti.4l Atr-o; .1;
new Chambers f Itepiesentatives, the Dermal'
which istme aciat w ilea;;'

!haat. P,[, 5e
kgcsivEbThissioßtinick

PARIS, AUGUST is
FROM THE GAMUTS OMPICIELLE.

Some errors aa,l omissions having crept into ate
Ordinance of the 17th nominating the Peers of France,
which we published yesterday, we aepiiblithttlie cm.
met text of this Ordinance, as authentic and official,
and as it will appear in the &albs du Lois

ORDINANCE OF THE KING.
ti Louis, by the Grazer of God, King of France and Navarre.
ss In virtue of the 27th Article of the Constitution,
we ordain, and it is ordained, as follows ;
•
“ The following are the names of the Members of
the Chamber ot Peers :
" The Marquis d'Albertas. '
▪ The Marquee d'Alis re.
66 The Puke .l'Aumeint
Count Charles d'Auttchansp.
" The blatquie d'Avarai.
• tie Beaune, formerly Bishop of Male.
u Berth e.r, °blest i.oiv of Marshal Bershity, Prince of Wegram,
who will take his seat when be has attained the pro;.er age.
ge.seeres, ,Weir Aiwa MatibaPßsssiere• Duke of Istria,
who will take hiaseas whoa ha has attained the pt; open
• Count Boissr d'Anglas. •
•' The Marquis 4e ikilsidia (Braila).
46 count de la bou'Alfhadafettilmat.
44 .De gooey dU COwinty. •
• The Baron-lobed •
el The Marquis de Bonanyoldlinister Pieuipatendarylo ;the
sing of Denmark.
• The Marquis de Bra. •
" The Count de Brigade, Maier of Lille.
" he Count do Blum
" The Prince de Baulfrentont.
" The Duke de fielluno,
*1 lie Count de Clermont-Tonnerro, Officer of the Ckey
Musquereers.
" The Duke de Caylos.
•• fhe Count du Cayia
•' The Count de Castellano., loenwely Prefect of Pau.
• Viscount de Chateaubriant.
4, The Count de Choisen6Gooller.
" The Ctiunt de Contades.
Si The Count de CriUon.
" The Count Victor de C,sriunan, Minister of his Majesty to
the King of Prussia.
" The Marquis de Chabannes.
s, (Vint de la Chaste, Ambassador to the King of England.
• Ge, oral COntpan.
1, Ihe Count de Ddrfort. Captain-Lieutenant of the Gen-
darme of the King's Guard.
" Emmanuel Dambray.
" l ours Etienne do Dania.. • •
The Chesalier Dandignsf.
" i ;A: uke d'Alberg. who will take his seat when he shall
have received his letters of grand naturalisation.
" The ("now d'Erquevilly. •
“ Th. Count Francois d'Escars.
g, • lice Comic Perrand.
" I' he Margins de Frondeville, formerly Prefect of the Allier.
T,, Count de la Ferrol:Ws.
c• I i.e k:..uitt de Gand. •
" The MArqiiis de Gantault Biron (the eldest son).
" Ihe fount de la Guiche.
T e Marquis de Grave.
" Admiral Gantheaume.
" The Count de Haussonvine.
" The Marquis calerbouville, formerly Prefect of Lyons.
• 1 he Marquis de July 4
" the Count de Lally-Tollendal.
" Lamle+, eldest son ot -Marshal Lune% Duke of Montebello,
who will take his seat when he has attained the proper age.
" The Marquio de Louvois.
" Christian de Lamoignon.

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