Star.
London, England, 1815-09-25 00:00:00

}-v,:z 17, sf.PTENILER 2?.

V us in ere .linistr are announced.
• • 0.1 last the .0,1;4. of ant' gave in his
re:o:lnatien to thc. King. DiSertnt pers,ns are mtio-
.ti ::s :Os s.icc,ssors— M. ..14:g1vs, M. liourtetue,
and M. de L'tiCie*.. • •
We :It...urtj that the Nii:ii4tcr at War also pro-
p, ••f•-• to resign. He has even iii:ounced this. He
it is :Aid, be succeeded by the Duke of Fel.7n.
It s.tid that M. Foget de liaure,..Preident of the
Ccur RrleZe, opon.t,hr mtetir.g of the Chambers,
receive the l'ortfclio of the Interior.
ThoT is tall; of many changes, but they require
co:,:i. ra.ttie.u.

Every th;e-; leads to the belief' that the discussions
with tbe Allies are terminated, or that- tire neater
difficulties are removed. There is talk of funds sub-
.ecriled by the govrnment ; p.riodsof eipiration arc
even 'mentioned ; and engagements of this nature are
only made when both parties are agreed.
It is now p .s'tivety• known, that the result of the
negociatiens between the Allied Sovereigns, oa the
pew treaty to be concluded with France, has been
handed in by the Ministers of the Allied Powers to
the French Gtiirerriment. It is expected that the
Feer.ch Ministry will reply thereto before the end nt
this mood), sifter the opening of the'Chamber of Re-
presentatives Communications on this important
tubjeet will probably be made to the two Chambers.
• Tl ere is ntS longer any. talk cf cession of territory;
but it would appear that the occupation of several
frontier places for a certain number of years is strongly
insisted on.
4°' TPere is a task of a treaty of commerce, signed,
?ir the eve of being signed with England.
• -The day before yesterday the King of Prussia re-
viewed 25.000" men, between •Cloix sPilicueil *and
isleetroiree.
Marsh;lTZey has been allowed remission to• see his
iie*.and children. • They come every evening to the
Cenci reere, arid recreepany die Marshal in has walks.
• Letters hem Toulon aeeounce the arrival there of
tutee we ss.-1., fI A ving.on board the French garrison of
'ISle of Elba, amounting to 700 men:
Ti! o;-cuing of the approaching Session of the two
' Ch alters will be preceded by a reiiginus and im-
te c,.r, mony. I fis Majesty, accompanied by ali
the t rite:es et !OS atezmt home, by the Ned IS of Me
ReAltn, a.•d ,by the Deputios of the Departments,
itl reperior. n xt Surid..y to the Metropolitan church,
lettere tl-t re w,ll be celebrated a solemn mass, to draw
dr.wil tltc iilirmivaLonand protection of HEAVEN nee!
the dreiberatiteia e.f the Representatives, called to t!:v
hoor.iir of veeendieg the King in his undertakings for
the happiness of his people. The Monarch has deign-
ed .o aethess,. on this subject, to the Vicars General
of the Chaeter of tlrePal 1/ocese, a letter, teeching
in itself, :said filled with thole. Firers and noble semi-
m-res, ere; ssion of which causes always the
happiness of true Frenchmen. ' •
THE KING'S LETTER;

4, Messrs. Vicars (..;eneral of the Diocese of Paris—Oen, whose
onvilpotent power tee have recognised in the events which tiara
revored us to tie wishes and love of our people, has likewise at
Lis wipotal the knowledge of which we stand in need to govern
our people with wisdom. He alone can bestow upon us that
. spirit ordiiicatiment ana of counsel, which can enable us to at-
, the end tit which we have conrantly aimed—the happiness
of our subjears. We therefore have resolved to beseech him, with
greater earnestnesa, that be 1/0114 te pleased to descend, in a
pecolitr manner, in our, heart,' tit the time when we colivnee rise
two Chastisers. Our will therefore Is, that upon the receipt of
this, you order public prayers for this purpose, and that ins the
eve wore orniths ;be Sesdon, Too would celebrate a solemn

Ntas of the Holy i!virtt, et wiskb we Florae to b• present,-
with the Winer, of our tamely, the Peal of the Redo. mild the
Deputies or the Departments. Tills letter laving no other object,
we pray Con torbave you in ids holy keeping. • (Signed)
46 Paris, Sept. 18, 4bls:* ss LOUIS."

They write from Saarbruck of the 17th The
Russians who acre here are just gone. The number.
Who will pass through our city is stated at 70,000;
the first column, amounting to MOO men, will arrive
on the 20th."
STRASBURG, SF.PTEMBER 16. '
We have received an official notice that the work.
ing at the tetes.de-pout upon the Rhine has been sus-
pended by order ot his Highness Prince Schwartzen-
berg.
- BOURDEAUX. SEPTEMBER 16. .•
The lira sitting ot the Court Martial of the 11th
Military Division took piace here yesterday at Cha-
teau .12torripett;!, «hen Jet: lifenard and J. P. Creik
her, hors,. Bend " Aimes, were condemned to the punish.
men; 4,1 (cult. J. B. Aubert, Arum Gueuier, and .1.
L9rchr, foo: gend'armes, were condemned to ten years
lytni.airovnt.

• THE EVI4:NING STAR.

LONDON.
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MGNDAY, SEFTEMIIER 25. 1815. • •
ut;ICE OF t'OC''4 THIS DV? Al* TWELVE O'CLOCK
~!int —Cow. money 571—fur acc. 57t t
4 F, r t'l nt. 61.4u--5 Ft': Colt. 85; —llor,d4i 8% OS.
Onan. 741 pre.—Do. ray. 7 i= pr.--Ltchequer Bdl. 3s. 6s. dis.