The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-10-25 00:00:00

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" The Caw for mina &Amigos" fell Is the field, and armitEr died on the scaffold/"

FRENCH PAPERS.

BOURDEAUX, 0CT.16.

DIVISION.

Pmus, Ocr. V.—The Chamber of Deputies did
not assemble yesterday, either for a public Sitting or
Committees. It continued occupied in its bureaux
with the plan of law presented by the Minister of
Police. It is believed the Report will be made to.
day in Secret Committee.—(Moxileur.)
The following is a list of the Commissioners on the
plan of law relative to seditious cries and on that re-
lative to warrants of detention :

Finn Pita tr.—(Seditious cries) M. M. Paramus. /IPPoint-
ed by the lit Bureaux; J)ebnuville, by the 21; J.-alive.. by
the 34; Baran Pasquier. by the 4;h; Bourdeun, by the 51h;
Brcquey by the 6th ; Bones, by the 7th ; Chink!, by the
bth ; Ciddentoet, by the 9tb.

SECOND PLA m.—(Warrnnte of Delentinn) M. M. Delaware,
appo;nteil by the lit Bureau ; De Kergnrlav, by the 21 ; Bel-
lart, by Ote Scl ; Ahert, by the 4th; Baron de Vitrolle, by
the sth ; Pertgnon, by the 6th, Royer Collard, by the hlb ;
Blonde' d'Auber, by the BO 1 Baron Camel de la Banardiere,
by the 9th. •

It is said that the Ambassadors of the Foreign
Powers, who will reside at this Court, are, far Aus-
tria, Baron derVineowt; fur. Russia, Count Pozzo
di Borgo ; for England, Sir Charts Stsert ; and for
Prussia, the Baron de Humboldt.

Count Langeron has left Paris, to proceed to his
Government of Odessa.

We were mistaken in stating, on the authority of
another Journal, that a detachment of the King's
Body Guards was fired upon while passing through
the Rue de Rivoli ; the fact was this : three men em-
ployed in cleansiogn sewer, wishing to get rid of
the mephitic gas, and communicate with a column of
fresh air, happened •o fire off at the time two or
three pistols. Their intentions being unknown they
were at first arrested, but soon set at liberty.—(Ga-
adle de France.)
The Commissariat of the British army has not re-
newed the contract which it made for the subsistence
of British troops, and those in the pay of England,
now at Paris and its neighbourhood. As the con-
tract expires in about a month, we may conclude that
by that period the English army will have quitted the
department of the Seine.
The representation given last night for the benefit
of M. Telma was very brilliant. That actor sur-
passed himself in the part of Hamlet, in the Tragedy
of that name, as altered from Shakspeare by M.
Ducis. The afterpiece was Shakspcare Amoureux.
The performance attracted almost as many English
as French; and the receipts are said to have amount-
ed to more than 20,000 francs.
The Count de Rochechouart, Major-General, is
appointed Comniandant uf Paris, in the room of Gen.
Claparede, appointed to the Command of the 2d Mi-
litary Division.
Antoine Cherrey, a journeyman carpenter, ao,d fe-
derate tirailleur, was yesterday tried before the As-
size Court en a charge of having, on the 2d of Aug.
last, when the King and the Duchess d'Angottleme
appeared at the balcony on their return from Mass,
held abusive and seditious language, tending directly
to excite the citizens, Ist, to take up arms against
Royal authority ; and 241, to revolt against le-
gitimate authority. The Jury unanimously declared
the accused not guilty on the first head ; and by a
majority of seven to five, also acquitted him on!
the second.

A letb r from Bayonne, of the 14th, gives the fol•
lowing details :—" Last night 200 of our National
Guard, both horse and foot, went out by superior
orders, and made a search for some hours in a circle
of two leagues in circumference, but the persons
they went in quest of were not found. Probably
they were in pursuit of some considerable personage;
report says that General Clause! is concealed in this
district, with the view of embarking for the United
States."

'file office of Governor of the Palace of Strashurgh
has been suppressed. Since the Roth of March it had
been hen' by Gen. Molitor.

GENERAL ORDER OFTii E ELEVENTH MILITARY

The Lieutenant-General Count ',overdo, com-
manding the 11th Military Division, being informed
that the authors and ringleaders in a seditious move-
ment which broke forth in a part of the cavalry of
the Ex-guard, and which was put down, have tied
with their arms and baggage.
Considering that it isimportant for the maintenance
of public safety that the rebels be delivered up to the
Tlibutials, that exemplary justice may be inflicted on
them, orders as follows :
Art. 1. Every soldier travelling atone throughout
the Division without being furnished with .a frail*
de route and regular papers, shall be arrested and
conducted under safe escort to the General command-
ing the Department where he is found, who after
having examined him shall decide as to his fate.
2. Every horse soldier, whether mounted or not
mounted, travelling in the Division, shall be conduct-
ed before the Military Authorities of the nearest
town or commune, there to give such information re•
specting himself as may be asked of him.
3. If it appears on examination that his sittuttios
is not such as is indicated in the papers of which ha
is the bearer, he shall he arrested and conducted be.,
fore the General commanding the department. That
Officer of every department shall communicate to us
information of the arrests that may take place in his
district, together with the information obtained
from the individuals placed under arrest.
(Signed) LO V IMMO,
Lieutenam-Camerai Commanding the lltb
Military Dit [blur).

lIASIDURGH, OCT. 11.—The Spanish Minister, re-
sident here, has given in a note to our Senate, in
which he invites it, in the name of his Master, to
prevent the fitting out of any vessels at our port for
the Spanish colonies of South America; because the

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