The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-10-05 00:00:00

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Syspaler MARNE—De. SLIM Crici, Direetor-Ge.
111P(s1 of..Coctoma, President; Menager, the Baron
Deapalya, Procureur du Rni, Vice-Presidents.
TARNS ET GARONNE.-•The Baron Portal, Cone."
eillor of Stet*, President; the Bart*Morterieu,
Carter, Da pin, Juge d'lnstructiou at Castel Sarrasin,
Viee-Presidenta.
VENDEE—The Baron Mimesis, President;
Leal, Vice-President.
IthoNE—The Baron Rimbaud, Mayor of yons,
Preaident ; the Chevalier Noon, President of the.
Cour Royale, Desarbres, Member of *be Council
gra ,t •
General, Vice. Presidents. j
PTHENEEI (BASCE4)—The Could I
d'Aate, Colonel, President.
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(Countersigned) : • • MN&
• Parii, Oct. 1.
Louis, &c.—We have appointed the President and
Vice. Presidents of the Electoral College of, tbe De-
partment of the Seine, for thiSitting to be opened on
the 26th of October, as follows :
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IsT SECTION—The Sitter Belled, Precentor...Ga.
send.
vicE.PRESIRENTS• •
2n SECTION—The Sieur Rends (Louis Athsnese),
Mester Requests, Procureur.Generai du Roi to the
Court of Account..
31) SECTION--.The Sitar , Anent, Councillor of
State, Under Secretary of State in the Miaistry of
War.
4TH SECTION---.The Sieor Ternaus, manufacturer,
Member of the Council General.
STIt SEcTioN—The Sitar Delaitre.(Bernard Jean
Etienne Raymond), Member of the Council-General
of 'the Department.
Gin SEcTroN—The Sieor Bathelemy . (Joseph
Anicet), hanker, Member of the Council-General of
the Department.
7TH SEcTtos—The Rear Breton (Louis Henri),
Notary• Royal, Member of the Chamber of Deputies.
Brtt Sec-nom—The Sieur Valton (Pierre), Mae.
of ,Requests.
Oro SECTION—The Sieur Lebruo (Charles),Mayor
of the Fourth Arrondissement.
10TH SECTION—The Sieur Try (Bertrand), Presi-
dent of the Tribunal de Premiere Instance.
11TH SEcTins—The Sieur Bonnet Advocate.
12TH SECTION.—The Sieur Rattier ( ) cloth-
merchant.
13Tu SEcTrom—The Sieor Roy (Antoine), Pro-
prietor, Member of the Chamber of Deputies.
14TH SECTION—The Sieur Delahaye (Jean Pierre),
formerly ail attorney.
I.s•Eat SECTION—The Sieur Cinuot (Pierre Joseph
Nicolas), merchant.
16TH SECTION—The Sieur Leprieur de Blainvil.
liers (Pierre Nicolas, booker), Mayor of the Btb
Arrondissement.
17TH SECTION—The Sieur the Marquis Leprest re
tie Chateaueiron (Rene Charles Ilypolite), Inspector
of the National Guards of the Arroudiasemeot of
Sews.
18TH Sieur Firmin Didot, printer
)41 bookseller.

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' The change in the Si
by the arrival in the Pt
crees, issued by FERDi
cause is assigned for the dismissal of PIZ4IIIIO and
Floautto, but a reason is , given 'for the removal of
GARAY. His benevolent and Royal Master coosi.
dering the bad state of his health, inftrclef that It
may be re-established kindly dismisses hiss from nisi

Ministerial functions, and is wet have befiire
formed, as kindly sends him for the benefit of the
air to the- dungeons of Saragossa Oli*Rllo sad
FIGARRO may have better constitutions, but -we -
doubt much whether they will •be better treated.—
The pleasure of the King to send them a packing is
the only eapianation with' which they
ClstiEßos, it appears, is the only one of the pew M.
nisters whose appoittsmout is definitive
and CASA•IRUSO espressly declared to he only temii
Mary..
An article from Madrid:iated";t4t.4o;d;,titeiniresroosndr::'
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degree supplies the siteliceof the King on the cause*
iatcheatflo7:‘mredai
of dismissal. The petticoat weever hid discovered that
PsZARUO 'wanted birth,r Coble birth,
was not 'sufficiently illuerfous as the terns guess
to procure him a preponderating influence °wee
the Castilian Nobility. GAR%Y is said tt two
wanted energy (tie could not master the Clergy, but
was not a sulliciet,tly hard-hearted tax-gatherer (ruse
the poor), and FIGARRO has been removed becalms
he too closely adhered to his two: colleagues.i.
A. more probable representationi however, is, that
the late Ministry had been, for a length of time, -di.
tided in opinion on the Colonial question, and on
points connected with the esternal relations of Spain.
The discarded triumvirate were opposed toEcutA and 1
Tomato, and were, it is alleged, intriguing to pro. •
cure their removal from office, when the tibias were,.
suddenly turned upon them, and their intended sic. •
Om, EGUIA, was selected by their R,eyal Master aso,s.
the bearer of the tidings of their own disgrace. Their
relegation to cities remote from the capital, is re- -
carded as an affair of course, under the kgilimate
Government of FaniumArtn. The grand ezpedition
from Cadiz is to be persevered in, mod Crstremos, the
new Minister of Marine, is nut to leave that place
for the capital eutil the expedition shell have set sail.
Dutch end Hamburgh Mails arrived this morning.
They state, on the authority of letters from Algiers
of the 10th August, that the Algerioes were eadea.
vowing to overthrow the Government of Tunis, by
supporting a Pretender to the Throne, and that
Dutch Ambassador was going to Londoo to strengthen
the bonds of (Headship with Great ilritain, end pro-
bably to Secure the oeutrality of England, whoa the
Corsairs renew their piracies.

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The new batch of Ilsronets which has:been Welling
in the Ministerial oven has come forth. It wss drawn
on Saturday, and will be seen in our wrath;
the Gazette. We are not informed whether the ho. ,
nour thus conferred is for services during the war or
the peace ; if for services in the field, the award comes
rather tardily to the silitiry 'Gentlemen.

It is stated, but we know not what foundation •
there is for the expectation, that Parliament will be •
assembled for the dispatch of business in November. •
The meeting now stands fixed for the 12th of No.
vember, but it is asserted, that a Preclamation will
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shortly appear proroguing it until some day between
that and the 20th, then and there to meet for dis-
patch of business. The inference from this latter
form is, that no further prorogation is intended, and
that Parliament will certainly meet on the day stated
in the Proclamation.

Yesterday at three o'clock the Grand Doke'
MICHAEL., attended by Baron NICHOLAI, and the
the other Gentlemen.of his suite, arrived at Carlton.
house, and had the honour of being introduced to the
PRINCE REGENT, when his Imperial Highness and
suite took leave of his Royal Highness.
We learn by the last accounts from India, that the
Marquis of IlAsvieos has appointed Mr. GERALD
WELLEsLtY to be British Resident at the Court of
Hot.k.v
Sir G. IrlAiliCOTi; Bart. is arrived falai boasts la'
Latigham-place, Portland-place, from his seat, -Nor.'
maiden Park, Lincolnshire.
DRURY-LANE THEATRE.—The Duenna was per.'
formed on Saturday night. We feel much satisfaction
in offering our tribute of approbation to a new condi•
date for public favour,. who Appeared ie the character
of Don Carlos.—Madame (f. Mils
Muumuu), the new debutante, is the widow of a
Spanish officer : she 'received her professional instruc..
lion in the schools of Italy. Her figure is very good,
and her countenance handsome., tier enecation
throughout afforded a good specitnen of dramatic, sk
well as vocal a'ailities. When she resumeelhe
of her own see, and aspires to some of the higher pet...
sonages of Opera, her spirit and understanding will
doubtless furnish us with :topics of compliment,
which the vocalists of our stage do pot often afford
us the satisfaction of enumerating in the catalogue
of
their merits. She was twice encored, and in bot
instances with enthusiasm. The whole effort may be
regarded es a very succepful one, and was certainly
acknowledged as such by the audience, who were at
the same time birth Cheral and judicious in their se-
plauses. Miss .WlTfrast made her second appew
ante in the Char c er of Clara, and gave the rears
with great sweetness and delicacy. The Drew-,
Pile song is one of much difficulty, but she succeeded
In it beyond expectation. In this she evinced, tha
she is neither deficient in pOwer nor skill. She was
encored by thunders of applause. The Dos Jerofla
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of Mr. Mu'.
Mrs. SPA axs
tiquity.

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'ark Papers of the Royel De.
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thunders so appiegusw. .
[NDEN was escelletst, and the Dianna 0.
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