The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-10-02 00:00:00

" It Was known at Corunna previous to thi.,
the Province of Catalonia was also in arms a,..1
the Royalists."

The Paris rapers of Thursday last arrivml yrstrr
d iv, and this forenoon we received those of rridat
The latter are of great interest. To our great sat
prise we find them announcing, by special Decrees,
issus d in the v.:me of his Majesty, that the Ist
Ministers, with the exception of Potent, ere
continue in the Councils of tho King, es Ministers,
Stote, and that Lis Msj. sty has conferred upon tlw,
the most becourable ma: I: of his satisfaction. "
raiti,f,o nell-belored Pi ince TA LILLYRA:CD"
for the eminent services be has rendered, been
poitittil Grand Chamberlain. This is notified sa!
the seal of his successor in the rovign Odire,
Duke of 'Melts:rim ; and tie other Es•Mittiler
(ritt:citt: always excepted), hare been appoint,
Grand "Cordons of the Legion of ll.moor. The At,
gouleme party, it thus appeals, hnve not minim!
their obket to its full extent. The Russian influence
seems predominant. Russia and France may on,
therefore, be considered as in a bond of very shirt
union, grounded on the preservation of their mutual
interests as Slates. is this what the other Pout
contemplated ? The highest military honaars al
decreed by the French Government to the troops
the Emperor of RUSSIA.

But the Treaty—We are again desired to Wiese
that peace is finally concluded. It is asserted OA
the Treaty was actually signed on Wednesda) last.
and much satisfaction is expressed at the conduct
the Allies, particularly that of the Emperor Aux.
ANDEtt. The terms it seems are not what were,
first proposed. Many rigorous conditions have,
consequence of the mediation of the Emperor
Russia, been succeeded by others more moderai
and compatible with the equilibrium of Europe.
this be the case, why has it become necessary I
change the Ministers, in order to get the Tre:i
fully ratified ? And what means the King
PRUSSIA by his desperate attacks rin the Fiencit
fortresses and town-, if this Treaty of Peace,
cc, favourable to France, be signed ? We Lai
but smell groutids, indeed, for believing that
any such pacific arrangement as the French hint at,
bas been concluded.

The opening of the Chambers is pstpeaed to the
9th inst. • This deferring of tho Session, which is '
dispel doubt, and inspire confidence, speaks much
with regard to the state of the Government, and the
satisfactory nature of the expositions with *hid Olt
King is prepared to meet his Parliament. The ful
:owing are extracts :

PARIS,'CEPT. 29.
ORDINANCE 01' 111 C Rum.
" Louis, by the Grace of God, &e.
" Hare rlvereed and do decree as folks's:—
" Prince Talleyrsrid is sypointed Niinister

State.

" Given at the Chateau of the Thuilleries, t
2Sth of Sept. ISIS, and of our reign the twenty
second.

(Signed) " LOOl4.
" The Minister Seeietnry of Slat. for F •feign Aol4l,
(Signed) " RICHELIEU."

&c.

44 IWiihillg to give to our faithful and beloved Prism
TallPyrand a mark of our satisfaction for the er.i.
tient services he has rendered us, and to acknow:ecigs
his fidelity to our person,
at Have decreed and do decree as follows:
" Prince Talley rand is appointed Grard Chns.
terlain.

" Given at our Chateau of the Thaille:ie3,
2Sth of Sevt. ISIS, and a our reign the tweNty,
second."

A third Decree, couched in the same tearer•. ap•
points Ma rshul Gouvion Saint Cyr, Alinister of
—A foutql Decree appoints Coosa (le Javour.,
Peer or Fiance, Minister of State; and a tiflt,
couched in the same terms as the second al ti tlinh
Ippoints him Grand Cordon of the Legion of 11"'
sour. A sixth Decree appoints Baron
of State; and a seventh, couched in
some teznis a 4 the fifth, apttoi::fs him Grand Cerbs
of the Legion. of Honor r. An eighth a•((1
Decree appoints Il'orent Louis to the same /dace ofitl
honour.

The by his 0. di:liven of the Rgth ult. ha,
ppriliteil the 1),ko Gi;!rnmossi, Governor or th.
11 th Military ; and Count de Damns Cita,
Goverc,or of Ole

The Mittis!er of War, Couvion St. Cyr, in 4 RP'
port to the rf the (.2'. ult. prOpiPiPd grant;,:
t!!e 'top!! and APitsry decerstions of the o:derr
Louis anti ML-tit to tho (ietterals and 011iet"'"i
the flonsohohl troops of the Fotpetor of
f
ho, 110114 nenr their august Sov,rvign, lotto trt
most contributed to gt-t otdcri eArruted, to
•op:)ort of discip!ino, amt la the tral.luitlity of 0.9
departments occupie3 by the It US51;1(1 "I"ch
the Kitt4'eiyrovett of.

(::.I,y of the Ic.lier wrilfrn I,v the AlinisN,r of IVar
the Vt.ovror of

' Slili.,-TIIP maitor, or:1'!4 froto
have it 111,110,1 r of r..iftri vi:ltg to vour
extract of roe Ortriartm.r !::! !,i(h three (;!rota nr:
(tong, 12 Cro‘.ses rtf Con:to Iniors (one a 1.'14, h ii
Proastaut), Cltev.i;in‹ CliAre of witkil 11' •.
tr,Anni), of the itay al att.! 7,liiitary Ortlet of '
Dori Merit, aro given o 2itTerent Genet•ils ant:
of !tie army.