The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-09-04 00:00:00

LIBERTY OF THE PRESS.

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upon half.psy, or return home eagle r
are reward. • ,
rhe cavalry shall consist of ..swns!ltiae•g
eers, 15,Ciiiramiers IO dragoons 14 iliaatibilets;
°sears. *I •
F.ach regiment shall consist of four stowiliitust •
It squadron of two companies. * •
nstead of regiments of ,lancers, the lait aqua.
each regimen/ of Classeeri4shajl be a ideal
ices, but aith,no.Otl;go• '
follow fretri:otwartici..l at minute regulations,
g thq.*dusies Officers, &c. accompanied s •
mix*, fegeruling the IMff, homes,- &c. of
cri:e•cif•ditfererit ranks, and the division of
,companies, Atc. The names of the
is are aft,rwards given., Th. Cuirassiers ere •
fter the Royal Family—the Queen, the Daa.
to Duke d'Angouieme, stc.; the Dragoons
'g to' the departments of France ; and the -6 .
re and Hussars after various districts, towns, " . •
3outteil.or Administration of the regiments
nein as provided in the Decree of the 20tk
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,gimente of cavalry not
-included in the pre.
anization shall cease to_exist, but the itividi.
ty be admitted into the Ro) al Regiments.
Ordinance is dated Paris, 30th of August,
1, Ann. 3l.—The Grand Duke Constantine
,ed to arrive at Paris itr the course of the
f September. . •
alarming reports have been circartated re. Ask
the town of Caen. It is said that cusp&
nos have been exhibited there ; but forte-
his news is destitute of foundation. There .
intention of disarming the town, awl the '
Inateers appearing to manifest a spirit of op. _
lathe measure, and the consequences being
orders were therefore given that the coin. •
of Royal troops should be embarked for
rg, which were executed. Nothing further
I, and it is certain that the greatest Bran.
?remits at Caen and is the department of
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rale letter from Toulon continue the,fellow. •
!chin! Murat was for a long time secluded hi
lhouee, where no one would base - thought
ag a great personage like him. There is no
at all the reports which have been 'Emcee.
rculated respecting him were invented by
and spread by his agents for the purpose of '
I. Whilst he was supposed to have run Out
;e, and to be wandering about in various
e. was secretly negociating with the Gnarl of
to' obtain permission to • reside in Aso/ dui •
eq:•; This favour having bean recently.
o hlmi:4)iesembirted to proceed to the
'hidi"ta'onfalieti to him. The '4ratir • Bonus.
•at; his neplreti, and the Sieur G ruche' r, 0011:
mer slept!, is still detained it the Gliateen
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mperor of .lust [la paid a visit yest3ay to •
of France. -Their Majesties regained mge.
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it an hew.
important official note is expected to be •
in a fesrdtii.. •`.. • • . I
firatoiy.Meino-141/ of the conduct of Mee•
edis•
test dined Beirier ' one of the
'rico** Paris, alai spitekred today.
nperor of Austria, Ate Emperor of Ramis,
of Pruiskii tire.• Midas will set out
the 70th 101 11th' of-September, to
y Meaea. te VattoiOasChimpagne. The
rmy, widch will eceiiiiy a camp on that.
he reviewed. From thence the Sovereigns
ecl to Dijon: A camp is about to be formed
, three leagues from Dijon, where the A us.
captoned in Bourgogne will be reviewed.
pror of Austria will then continue his jour.
lan by Lyons. It is said that the Em.
Lassie will proceed to Milan to assist at
idol, of Francis the Fir•st as King of ',rim.
'he King of Prussia goes uo further than
t believed that the King of Prussia will re.
ris. It is said also that his Guards are pre-
pit Paris in two or three weeks.
rite from Bayonne the 24th Aug. that a
?inept is making in the Spanish army on the
ontier*of Pampeluna, at Echala. There are J.' • If
015,000 men. •
AVIGNON, Avo. 17. 4 1
' DE PAAR, CHAMBERLAIN AND 1111T011 IN
VICE OF TUE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA, COM-
G AUSTRIAN TROOPS AT AVIGNON, TO Tut
OP AVIGNON.
ied Powers in entering the French terra.
.come to confirm on his throws Louie
e most virtuous and respectable of K. 1444.
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come to deliver France from those no !kir.?
ho, under the buckler of defenders of the
re its oppressors and devastators. They
, in a word, to purge the kingdom of men
quit wish is to relight the revolutionary
to perpetuate the evils which the country
endured.
npe desires the repose which has been par.
suAb great sacrifices. That is the grand
e Powers, and will be the reward
••rts.
ea. ty experience the Kratifyirig satisfaction
atitrittuted to the restoration of the an..
Ile of the Lily; but that satisfaction will
ect wird the Allied Powers see all French.
eg themselves Around their King, and
Ily oue.faroily under the best of lathers.
limit) there cloutiiless are orrgrnt.-tA chit. •.1 •
less subjects, traitors to lushtyuntrj, and s
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