The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-10-27 00:00:00

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not yet left Parisi bat preparations are making
for leis floperture. •
110.D.tke of Wellington's head-quarters will h
sit lirus•eil, when the military dispositions nor tituttly

A tiotently personal altercation took place last
%reek its the Chamber of Peers, between Ferranti and
De Trory.—" We know." said the formet, " where
to las our lingers upon the factious," looking to-
aisardi Qt Trams.
T:iny,,Jtrs.lio4l-wit it ettook-siolence—" NIT-. Pre-
tiident, I broke voor authotit), to restore orrl4,
and to presearr-end nr•persrotst,ties. -If it were in
any other plere than thk I would teach the person
ehn pronniinceil the word fie/loos, that he should
'not insult- with impunity amen who has reached my
years, c• I who liar zone through the revolution
tsith htint.ur. I shall therefore merely say, that I
tiespke it. It I. Certain that the King did tint shed
ally blond during the el' en months he reigned; hut
it is equally certain, that the eneasißess of the na.
lion, as to the intentions of the enuffi has not been
telleced, hut has rather been incregted. I should
find on difficulty in deducing the causes of this; but
lam antisfixl with establishing the fact. lem con.
vinced hat the wish of France is, that this WIPSSi•

Ilf#ls should cesolie. I em very much accustomed to
hear that the King fell from his throne, because he
did soot make examples, because there were no PXP
because no person was persecuted ! but
think quite otherwise, and I am convinced that the
appronhension of vengeance was one of the prin-
ciple causes of the excess of the Revolution, ■nd of
411 those moo which we have to deplore."
De Tracy, is a very clever man.

M•II.•••••

MA. 'Oct. 43.

The sealed the royal lottery has lately been forged
aret affiaerl to envelopes containing invitations to re-
bellious practices. One of these papers soya that
off.irs cannot long remain as they are, and bid the
pimple prepare for a crisis.
The Duke of 11 ellington eminently reviews the
troops tinder his command. Ha reviewed them on
Saturday, and afterwards had a grand hall at his
hotel. The Batratian Princes, the' Prince of Den-
smirk, the D •ke of Berri, and Telleyrand, were
there. About 400 persotis were present. The Dike
of Berri stall but a short time. Yesterday the Duke
had is long audience of the King ; after which, ac.
cording to the report at the Thuillerirs, the King
sa;(1, " I have found my Wellington again."
The Ministers were not consulted upon the de-
parture of the Princes of the Rii)al Family, and no
cemniunication was made to them upon the subject.
The Doke and Duchess d'Angotileme's party is said
to gain strength daily, in consequence of which the
party op/inset' to it endeavour to create alarm, by
540,4 that ' there will be a re-action, the authors
of a 'skit will not remain the masters of it.
It is remarked that the Duke de Richelieu hir.; not
yet furnished his hotel, he has only a hired carriage, I
and very few attendan.a.
The law proposed by the Minister of Police is
generally thought to' o, deficient in vigour. Another
is expected to he proposed. The remogal of the
Minister is said to he not far distant, as well as that
of the Keeper of the Seals, Birbe-Marbols. -
The last columns of the Prussinu troops at-Paris
were to march yesterday. But counter-orders have
been issued.

Yesterday a prohibition was issued against suffer-
ing persons haring passports signed by Touche to
proceed to the frontiers.

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LONDON:

11111111114 OCTOIIIIIR 27, 181 5.

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Two Mails from llsmhurgh end one from Flanders
arrived forenoon. They bring some articles of
Intereet.

The Vion-a Pipers furnish the important Prbrag
Verbal or the C nferencee of the Negnciatiors on
the 21 i•lstint, when the basis of the Covention or
Treaty between Fiance and the Foreign Powers,
wry, agrend upon. The better to continue our obser.
/rations and details, we shall introduce here what is
communicated on tII:s sibject

VIENNA, Ocf IT.
PROCES vritnAL OF Tfil: CONFERF.NCE OF
O(TOBI R 2.

Ar!er several conGrlerit;al explanations between
the Plenipotentiaries of Austria, Great Britain,
Prussia, and Russia, nn one side, and the Duke of
Richelieu, appointed Plenipotentiary of his Majesty
the King of France on the other side, it has been
*greed upon to-day, that the relations between
reuses and the Allied Powers, armed• for the re- I
ektablisliment and maintenance of the general peace,
are delinitively regulated epee the Billowing bases.
[Here follow the four articles already published.)
The Plenipotentiaries having definitively adopted'
these hales have orosented upon the course to be
adopted, in order to arrive, in the shortest possible!
tirne,at a formal arrangement, and have consequently
determined-
-11. That a general Treaty shall be drawn up upon
the buses abovl laid down, and adding to them such
article, as by common consent shall be judged nect.s.
eery to complete it. The French Government still
• nominate oo its part the person who is to unite with
these whom the .foor.Courts have charged with the
five to j up of the Treaty.