The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-08-31 00:00:00

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M. Ilogna tad Ile St.jaan Alicely has, it is saki,ob-
tain,.,l pa!oports for the United States ; it is added
tlatt lie set off yestetilav to embark.
'lle King went yesterday at fire o'clock into the
Faubourg St. Antoine. All the inhabitants were in
the streets. Ile was received with a salute of mus-
quetry, which began an hoof b.10,e be came, and
ended an hour after his dem Lure, accompanied with
cries of roe le Roi !

Accounts Irons Boorrifaux state. that the Doke
arid Docheqs •If Aligoutroie were retxtived with en-
thusiasms in,that city.

_Nwavatecno, Avo. 17.—Ilie Russian army, which
aurived an the Mein on she sth, received on the gth•
orders to halt. lo n few days this army will return
to it.; former cantonments hi Poland.
Benvc, Avo. 20.—Madame Hortense Bonaparte
is via at Secheron. Permission has been refused her
to proceed to her domain of Pregny, as also to
Ch4mouny, in Savoy. It is said, that M. Briatte,
Aid-de-Camp of Louis Bonaparte, has been sent to
Madame Hortense to claim the child whom the tri-
bunals of Paris have.adjudged should be restored to
ha father.

CoLismt, Ago. 2l.—We heard yesters2ay a very
brisk cannonade in the direction of Huninguen. We
have since learnt that the bombardment of the place
ccusmetwed in the course of the day.
Neubrisach and Fort Mortier have hoisted the
whit. lise. The garrisons are well disposed.
Monteautea, Auo. IR.—The Baron de Briche,
Co•nmandant of the 9th Military Division at Moist-
miller, has addressed to the inhabitants of that divi-
sion a Proclamation, in which we remark the follow-
ing passages :

64 I come in the name of the King to bring p.m
peace, union, and concord. Let the difference of
religion be no longer a lain phantom of discord.—
These are the frightful means that perfidy employs
to betray you. Your devotion must not he marked
by private vengeance, that must disappear. '1 de.
Clare to you, that I will hold over all a vigorous
hard ; I will vigorously prosecute the guilty, leaving
to the laws the task of punishing them. Let one
cry alone rally you all--the King, the country."
Rolm, Act). s.—There has been found its the
house of the Ex. Consul of Naples, or rather the
Ex-Agent of Murat, a great number of books of
Freemasonry and secret societies. The Holy Office
haegiven orders for their befog burned in the public
place by the hands of the Barigelle.
STUTGARDT., AUG. IS.—The States of the king.
dam have separated after the prorogation ordered by
the King. ll,fore dissolving they drew up a Prot's.
tation, in which they call upon the people of Wur.
temberg and all Germany, to judge whether they
are the authors of I%e division between the King and
the People. The Count de Waldeck, one of the
Members of the State, who declared themselves most
strongly in favour of the ancient rights of the people
of Wurtemberg, has repaired to Paris, to the Prince
Royal of Wurtemberg.

LYONS, Arc Stt.
CIRCULAR ►ROM THE couxcil.t.oa OF STATE, PREPECT
OP...TUE DEP tRTMENT LIT THE RUINE, TO THE
mAlosts or THE COMMUNES Or THE DEPARTMENT.
" M. La MAllil4 I am 'stormed, that in sere.
cal Communes sedition provocations here taken
place with respect to the Austrian soldiers sent there
to garrison places. In some they ha►e gone the
length of open insult and violence. The guilty have
been arrested for the sake of being consigned to mi-
litary punishment.
" if, what cannot he foreseen by me, similar lg.
gressions should be renewed, the Communes in which
they may take place will be esposed to rigorous re.
ptessians, which it will not be in my power to pre.
ven►. ft is your duty, M. le Maire, to make known
so all those uticler your charge, that in such a circum-
stance they ought to consider themselves as respon.
slide, and to assist in se;zhig the guil►y, to deliver
them immediately up to the. proper authority.
" I request you to gint.the gieatest publicity to
this letter, the dispositions of which have for object
the avoiding severe measures, that I could not pre.
vent, if the inhabitants of the Commune should not

manifest by the assistance afforded by them to au-
thority, how far they are from participating in such
tktt e nip s —Receive, M. le Main', the assurance, &c.
The Couot t;11 t 13110 L."
ATaistvre, Ara. B.—On the sth of this month
there entered this port the English brigantine Joshua,
from Naples, hawing French prisoners of war on
board. 'Chose prisoners took their departure this
day for Oltuutz, the place of their destination.
NUREPAILUG, Auc. IB.—We learn that the grind
pbrk of Austrian artillery arrived on the 12 h of this
month at 'Wigton ; it was on the 11th to proceed
fur Ulm, there to remain till fresh orders.
• The Austrian troops which were on their march for
Fiance, have, in fact, received orders to halt; how-
ever tire recruitiogs are not countermanded in Aus-
tria, but, it is believed, that their object is to com-
plete the corps which have suffered in this campaign.
The Galliciati Regiments which are in motion, ex-
pected also to receive counter-orders, but nothing
had yet reached them at the departure of the last
Courier.

GENERAL RAMEL.

[ricom A THOULOUSE PAPER.]

On the 1.101, bet %seen ei4lat and nine o'clock in the
evening, while a great number of people were amus-
ing themselves by danchig on the Place des Carnes,
nbnot 20 retsnni advanced singing, and funk thrir
litatinti before the residence or Gen. !tame% Cntn.
manlier of the department, where they cried thiee
ur four times—Down with Ha►ngl--we'll hare no
more of him! They afterwards retreated. A simi-
lar occurrence had taken place nn the 14th.
'rho General wa. absent. his servant informed
him of what was going on, and he repaired inimerli-
. slyly to his residence. Ile had scarcely cowed,
when the croed returned in much greater numbers,
retrofits; the same cries.
Part of the house.in which the ileneral resided was
wattled ma a tavern, and there, one of the ehassevi,
Rad assem►led. Cries of Tire rEivereur! were