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London, England, 1828-11-18 00:00:00

FROM THE JOURNAL DES DEIATS.

The ordcnn•nces which ch•rnge the organization of
;the Council of State. and a portion 1,1 the personnel of
the aJministtatien, ate followeti in_ the Alodailesr by a
note, in which the Ministry ezplaios the reasons for
these changes.

The efit7its of the change irrrod iced by the ordon-
nances
is thus stated by the same Journal :—Five Coun•
ciUws of State. who acted as ordiisary councillors u..clet
the last Ministry, are appointed extraordinary councri•
loss, o ithout participa.ion in the labours of committee,
or having any deliberative voice in the council. These
are. MM. le Baron Dudon, Deliveau, Francis -t-Des,
perry, Marquis de Forbin de. ls.arts, De Frenilly.
The new members for ordinary service ale—MM.
Hely d'Oyssel, ancien conseiller d'etat; Ic Con.ts, d'Ar•
gout, ancien eouseill r (resat en service extraordin4ire;
Bertin-Devaus, ancien conseiller d'etat; rabbe de la
Chappelle, ancien couseiller d'aat, en service extraor.;-
&noire ; Comte de Loverdo, Lieutenant Gener4l ; F,tr
&rand de Berthier, ancien con,eiller ; de &t-
-randy, ancien maitre di s requetes; Viltemain, ditto;
Agit', &tics; Comte de Floirat, ancien p: et et de l'Ai.ne;
Ma,guts de Cambon: Conn.: Alexandre de Laborde,
ancien maitre des requetei.
ilio.orig-t the extraordinary Councillors we notice Pd
Royer Collard, anti H counseiller d'etat extt cord naire;
and Baron de Baraiite, who for many )ears has not
for trsei p.set of the Council. Five Prefects have been
allowed to retire. These are MM. Plaaelli Je Lava-
prefet du Gard; de Cotton, prefer de la Dome;
D'Aubeijoir, prefet de 14 Charente; de Limiirac, pre-
let de Vaucluse; Milonie Mesrre, prefet du Doubt.
Four Refects are. nominated ter °tier situations._
These are MM. De Floirac, !meet de l'Aisne, coun-
seiller d'etat en service otdinaise; L. card, prefet de
Andre; de Lautroy, id. des Bas es. Aipes ; Freslon, id.
de le Mayenne; all three maitres des tequetes en ser-
vice ordinaire.

La,tly, three Prefects are recalled, namely—MM. le
Baron de Talleyrand, named pe'et de N Nievie; le
Baron Domartguy, ditto de la Haute Garonne; le
Comte de Lea 4y.Marnesia, do. de Loil—t-Cher.
Famicst FUNDS— Pa au, Nc.v. 15.—Five per Cents. 1061. 25c.
—Three per Cents. 74f. 75c.—lank Stock, I,6ssl.—Naples Stock,
79f. 75c.—Spanish Loan, 520.—Exchange un London, one month,
paper, 25f. 95c.; money, 251.20c.—Three months, paper, 25f. 15c. ;
money, 251 10c.
YNOU THE MONITEUR, NOV. 14.
In the month of January last the King, attentive to
the discussions in the Chambers, to the decrees of the
Courts of Justice, and to the results of the elections,
deemed it his duty to call around his person new Coun.
cillors. Those whom he h:oloured with his confidence
in these grave and difficult circumstances could not
hesitate as to the conduct which they had to pursue.—
They found different patties arrayed against each other;
religion compromised, in con,equence of the abuse,
committed in its name; the Administration surrounded
by distrust and hostility; the authorities represented as
enemies of the institutions of the country ; is citation and
anxiety carried to the highest pitch; and a new Chamber
elected in the midst of this general exasperation.
What was the step which Ministers hid to ,take, and
what was their primary obligation? To reassure the
public mind—to calm hatred—to combat and destroy
fatal eitors—to offer security and Lop: to all—to save
religion from the attacks to ts hich it had been glossed
by depriving its enemies of all well grounded causes of
complaiot —to guarantee to France the real enjoyment'
of that great concession which had been made to it by
its Kings—to dissipate also the fatal notion that it was
possible in the name of the Crown to resume the con-
cebsions which it had nude, and which France had
adopted with warmth as the pledge of its future pros.
pet ity—to give to the Una e the force which it ought
to wield in the executi.mi f the laws—to increase the
number of its supporter-, by showing that it accepted
the services of those who offered them with honour an‘: