The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-08-15 00:00:00

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FRENCH P4PERS.

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T.oni,, by the grice God, King of France
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To all to *how these Itreseilis 81%101'c-doe, grit
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Considering that It is urgent rat iirganials a we*
army, while that Which esi%ted .sh:111 be, accordion
to our ordinance'of one '23tl or March, disbanded :
Considering also that the Item uiganiaation ought
to rest on bases which may Were to France ill, ion..
pendence without, hid Its tranquillity within; that
as moth as it has been endeasoored to detach the army
fiotnthe interests of she country, in order to make
it the mere instillment of a personal and inordinate
ambition, so much it is fitting for the public order
to maintain that attic+ is about to be formed its.
the principles n hick coostitute a truly national
*arm) : wishing, for these purposes to form a mi..
li•riry force, and to put it henceforth in harmony
t‘ith the liberal dispositions of our Constitutioual
Charter, by establishing in the army a discipline
Sifficiently strong to guarantee success in war, and
to mishit:tin our institutions iimiriably, if new fac-
tions should again threaten to trouble the state, we
hate ordaiurd and do ordain as follows:
I. Thv ayti.e ioltitary forte of France Allan (moist—
fB i legions ..f loran, ry of three battailious each;
bot., 10 1145 of Nat artillery;
4 I'..o.toios • t es..rme smiler; ;
A li,gooeilt Of royal contaiaters;
b it .1141 el. le • Saleflo
111 it. 411 ago nal
Si Itc. I waits of risasour., and
Itreoneui. iissioirs.
I. these .ion. be loomed ar• yst Coto! of engineers, to be in
lo °robot* an:, Ilse fennel toremmialeth, Or other :trots.
3. Out War ".er. rcrt:t. sokatl portent as 50.0 as possible,
the oetoitrit o. Lawman... or Mr &Ferrol coop".
Give., al Paris, A.‘) of July. •
040.-0 LOWS.
(('..a ar,s4Kced) to.siss.“ Gen YION ST. CYR.
Tbis °tilt ttttt once is followed by another on the
organization of tue depot lumina! Legion., a Leglon is
ordesesi to be fissured in rat* department, each Le-
gion in hr composed of a Mae; two battalions of
inta tory of the line, ong battalion of foot enamors,
and twee squadrons of depot companies, to which
may be added a cospaay of raw-least:. and. an ar.
• eider, company. A minute opt... Weft! ttttt is gives of
the pat titulars of these corps, and of the 'regulations
to which they are to be sutjected.

There has reached the Knee's Ministers a printed
paper, entitled Urder of the Duji, dated roil., 17th
of July, and eigusel Ch. de lii Jame, i.ieuteuaut.
Cot eel, Comma'slaiit of Arms : This Act bears,
Art. 4, that he se whose beese thrill be found arms
or is 41111. P animuititiou, shall be arrested mud carried
betore 4 .vlitirary Commission, which shell sentence
him (recording to Ilse intentions Wadi st ma pkase
tu euppmve in him, fur Wise; found in coutrasentioa
to the present order.
Tile principles announced in this article, and which
bri)ig no oiling these of the most disastrous periods of
titre tistelutioin, lead to strong doubts of the author,.
tint, of suchen act. L consequisoce, the Mineory
base given orders that endeavours be made to bed
Out the author of thew printed pepersond that they
be pinieshed cooformably to the rigour of the laws.
A pircular from the Minister of the beerier anti.
yes that the Deputes* of the Chambers we to receive
ao allowsurees or iudemnities.
Marshal Ney was discovered in the cantos of
Figrae in the department of Lnt, ou the borders of
the department of Caned. lie has been Retested and
conducted to Aurillac. This important arrest is
owing to the vigilant car. of M. Lewd, Prefect Of
Caned, and of the Sub-Prefect of Auriliec. The
Captain of Gendarmerie emoted the orders of the
pi eft ct of Centel with much zeal and activity.
PAlttg, AUG- 11.--Yesterday, after mass, ;
King received Lord Castlereagh, who remained
hour with his Majesty.
Many Officers of all arms and ranks, who follow.
ed the King, or who did not tangs themselves under
the banners of Bonaparte, have been to present their
services to the 'King.
Aun. 11.—By an order of his Excellency the Mi-
nister of General Polite, the Gazette de France has
been suspended, for having inserted yesterday an
article in which it is proposed to make the persons
who accepted the ti,hlitional Act of Bonaparte bear
the printipal expence of the war. This article which,
is °fa miter,. to alarm a great number of individuals,
and to sow the seeds of dhisiun is equally contrary
to the principles of the Constitutional Charter, and
to the lumen principles of the King.
(It does not appear that the Gazette de France has
been suppressed ; but that Paper of the 12th coo- '
taints the fulloeing paragraph which may be consi-
dered as its apology t)
" For some dais past there have been circulated
small printed notes, in which it is insinuated that
thieve would be policy, reason, and justice in mating
particular classes of toe nation bear the greater part '
of the war contributions that we have to pay. The
•uttiors of these a ritings are ill acquainted with the
dispositions or She Government. All the inteutions
of the King are thoughts of moderatinn, indulgence,
and oblivion. Every system of recrimination and of
revisiting the past, is anti always will be rejected by
a Prince who only thinks of preserving us from the
dangers of chit discord." • •
Great tranquillity at present reigns in the capital.
We no longer hear those seditious cries which justly,
alarmed good citizen's, and the, disaffected are re.
strained by a prudent but active and watchful police,
which is felt every where without beiug seen.
labedoyere's trial proceeds with activity. •
The different regiments which composed the tinny
of the Loire, proceed with Much orderand ebeelietsCa
to else cantonments assigned to them. There will re..
main on the banks of the Allier and Lek., oily a
few regiments of cavalry, to saute the line of de-
maskatimi to be observed.
Th. following are some carious details of whatl
preceded the arrest of Ney, received is* letter from
Rinm, slated the filth :
" Marshal Ney bad retired in great strawy to a
country-house of one of his friends near Aurillae.—
Ills presence did not prevent ask/use-frees receiv-
ing visitants. An individealef the town, who had
come to dinner, hail ouaslon toreraark a sabre which
fixed his ettentien as an objector value and cariosity.
flu his return to the to., he spoke of it as en ad-
mirable one to several wrens, one of whom small,
This sabre can only belong either to Mentor Ney;