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THE ST.dTESIVIA

LONDON:
TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1815.

. The Paris Papers of Saturday have arri►ed. The
Get:elle Guidelie corrects some errors and omissions
in the Ordinance of the. 17th, appointing the new
Peers, which are not a little remarkable. The addi-
tions comprehend the names of the sons of three of
BowAeARTE's Marshals, lIIERTHI ER, BES4IIERES, and
LANNES, who are to take their seats when of the
age prescribed by the Constitutional Charter. The
correction of a misprint also brings out the name of
the well-known Emigrant Minister, Count de
Br.acAs, whose obnoxioos partialities to the old sys-
tem and Isis Emigrant brethren, brought so much dis.
credit on the late Government of his Majesty. But
what strikes sic most in the correction of these milk-
' slew s as.d errors, as the alterations in this State mea-
sure arc gently called, is the exclusion of the names
of tar most distinguished Personages who adhered
to Louis in preference to the late Government,
and are now high in command, and we may suppose
enjoying the confidence of the King, Marshals MAC.
DONALD and MAMMON; for instance, his Majesty's
late able War Minister the Duke of Fecruz, who
proclaimed that France was saved the moment he got
into office, and the no less celebrated patriotic heroes
AUGEREAU, MaRTIEN. &C. &C.. VICTOR and
Ountstov we perceive are in the list. What may
constitute the superiority of their claims to the Peerage
We known not : TALLEVRA ND and Foucua, who
are doubtless the advisers of this selection have, of
course, sufficient motives for their policy, the pro-
priety acid independence of which does not appear
lessened by the omissions we have mentioned.

As it is stated that NEI- is to be tried by a Council
of Peers, which is a sort of acknowledgment of his
title to that dignity, the policy of the above exclusions
is tolerably evident.
The Council of Revision, which was to decide
on LancooscrnE'i ease, was not to pronounce upon
his appeal until Monday. The report which has
been afloat on 'Change to-day of his having been
shot, must therefore be incorrect, unless this gal-
lant Officer hes followed the example of Marshal
Buttnt, which, indeed,' we should be sorry to hear;
for it is not likely that the Government which dared
not allow the plot to be developed, of which he was
a mere mechanical instrument, will venture to de.
vote the victim of their own plans to a fate which
justice and an indignant public ►oice equally, if
not more pre-eminently, decree to the authors• of
that revolution in which this Officer's guilt was in-
I tarred.

within a vesy narrow compass ; but •there it a
point bf safety at which even union ends, and
jealousy and self-interest, disguised under fairer'
semblances, stand Girth and mar the best projected
;lam We find by the Brussels pipers to the
20th, and Frankfort to the kith, just received, that
doubts are entertained whether the additional extent
of frontier churned for Germany will have the effect of
giving it an accession of strength, and that serious
apprehensions are entertained that the new scale of
territorial possessions will do more to destroy
tranquillity and the proper balance among States
that% to treeure either.—The new allotments
talked of will at least materially alter the basis
of the decisions of Vienna, and thus all the dis-
cords and intrigues which were supposed to be ex-
tinguished by that Conclave will he renewed. We
have ant room for all the speculations we have in
the German Papers on this subject. The following
extracts are from the French Papers :
I

PARIS, Auc. 19.—tiome errors and omissions
having slipped into the Ordinance of the 17th instant,
which nominates to the Peerage of France, printed
in the Gazette of yesterday, we now give the cor-
rect test of this Ordinance, which is to be con-
sidered as alone official, and such as will be insetted
in the Bulletin of the Laws.