The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-10-16 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PAWS, OCT. 12.-It is slid that Marshal Prince
Blocher quitted Versailles yesterday, and that the
inhabitants of this city, and of the surrounding
communes, have received me orders to prepare new
rations ; from whence it is presumed that the passage
of troops through this city is terminated.
Prince Blocher, it is said, is about to remove his
head-queer§ to Compeigne.
Gen. Oneizenau is nominated Governor of the
Prussian Provinces upon the right bank of the Rhine,
and in that quality has find his residua°. at Ala.ta.
Chapelle. Gen. Zlethen will command under Lis
ogderi the 30.000 Pressian troops, which, according
to treaty, make a part of the 160,000 Allied troops,
which will remain three years in France. It is now
decided that the Prussian troops at Paris will be re.
placed by English troops.
The Grand Duke Constantine has set out for
Dijon. The Duke of Wellington has returned from
thence.

A considerable crowd assembled the day before
yesterday is the garden of the Thuilleries, round a
man holding seditious discourse. Ile was conducted
to the post of the National Guard.
Some one has had the audacity to write to several
Prefects who were at Paris, directing tiiem to return
immediately to their posts, counterfeiting in the let.
ter the signature of a Minister. The Police are en•.
deavouring to discover the author of the imposture.
The Count de Deerfort, Lieutenant of the Gardes
du Corps, died the day before yesterday, and was
buried yesterday with the honours due to his rank.
The piece du Boukvard de Ghent, so justly hissed
by the public, has been suppressed by the Minister of
General Police, not only because the authors of this
Vaodeville have added passages which have not been
approved, but because they have reinserted what was
struck out. The repetition of a similar contravention
will be more severely punished, and the directors
and proprietors of Theatres will be made personally
responsible.
The Duke of Wellington yesterday morning re-
viewed a part of his army on the Plain of St. Denis.
His Grace dined on Tuesday with General Blucher
at Versailles. In the evening be received a very
numeroos and brilliant company at his Hotel, which
did not break up until three o'colck yesterday morn-
ing.
Lord Stewart, the English Ambassador, gave a sup-
per and hall on Tuesday, at which were present the
most distinguished personages, foreigners and natives,
at this moment Its Paris,
Letters from Basle, of the 2d of Octaber, state
that General Rapp had just passed that city in his
way to the interior of Switzerland. It appears that
he intends passing some time at the Baths of Satiate-
nach.

Iler Imperial Highness the Grand Duchess of
Russia is shortly expected at her country seat near
Berne.
The Gazette of Modena announces that the Grand
Duke has decreed the re-establishment of the order
of the Jesuits.

A Memoir has been published. signed by Marshal
Ney, intituled " Question du Drat sue is Conspe-
tence ;" that the discussion of the question,
whether Marshal Ney, being a Peer of France at the
moment of the commission of theicrime of which he
is accused, can be tried by any other tribunal than the
Chamber of Peers This Memoir is said to be written
by a young lawyer who distinguished himself very
much in the as Chamber of Representatives.
Another work has been published by NI. Mon-
filmy, to prove the necessity of suppressing the two
Chambers, and re•establithing the ancient Parlia-
ments.