The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-08-03 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

tonne ; Count Pastoret, Peer of France, for that
the Var Duke de M, Peer

. 1 ; the . of
-, montemart, a .._ of Francis
' Etats, ;ULT 28.—France will not learn without r" that tr Vienne; Desears, far that or the UNA'
.st deep tense of gratitude that the King wishing par. Viola.; the Duke de Choiseul, Peer ..f Frame, lot
ticelarty to recorpence the attachment and fidelity that of the Vosges; and l3nurienne, Councillor of
shown by Many of the principal cities of the king. ; Btit°9 for thai of the 'rem** .
dom, has itatsoureltectoral Colleges by nam- ' Ttie Minister at War has issued an order directing
log three 'Cour RIWto their Presidency.- We that military men of all ranks, belonging to the corps
are assayed, .that isi tit ping Monsieur,
the Duke of Gend'ermerie and the Guard of P4ris, who after
d'Angouleme, socirtild Duke de Berri, to the eget- the 20th of March received orders to drop their set;
cise of a coustitutional function of the highest int. vices, or who received other destinations, shall forth. •
portance, inasmuch's' it h connected with the crea- with return to the post which they occupied at this ..
above p nod, in order provisionally to resume their
tion of cue of the powers which are to concur in the
formation of the law, his Majesty expressed his re.' functions. The officers, subalterns, and Ken iParmeee
gret that tie absence of misty of the Princes of his who were appointed as their substitutes, shall be ad.
House did not allow hie" to extend this distioction to mitted to half-pay. .
Juts 30.—An Ordinance of the King, dated the
a greater notnber of the Electoral Colleges.
. 21st of the month, is of the folloising import t
" balk hy.the Grace of" 0-4, ice. . " After the account which
other s been giteri to WI
•• To aril wino s w hall e thew prearots, ate. that several General Officers,
" Ptabalort to a Slalealeall '4 tart) 114 n twee,wade to as, that menders of the departments I cities of the kin
. stiny Gefx•vhl Officers and other+, Milkier. Goainutadonis of g
Deportment, and l'ii.ns, have b, a ralpalde reAsianees MO 1)1 door, have checked, by a culpable resi ' br
vialence rtipret.s.-d the espression of the sentiments of our tilts violence, the expression of - Air
jell., ..ad 'onside-ring, that so preveatioa them Rout oiling .„b;,,„
and considering, lt then.
tower the established cithurs, the, Slave armed Frellal • ....'
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fla3al,ll Frellrallara, and Weil...jailed bloolishea in civil commis from uniting wider the emt
'ion ; haat. armed Frenchmen agal
6. We hair'', derrei 4 and do decree,--
*. Art. I. The Gancal OM r•di nod other Military Cowmen- caused the blood to low in
dent. of Dlrartotentv ;aid Tao of ..ur King.i.let. w, a ii.,ve ordained and do ordain, that
repres,ed oVsll4ll refire*. she tinpuls, and expression of (moil and other military Comm:andel
i). war in...jera., by sin leace and force of arms, skill be ar
real d sod *multi berleir a Claaiell of War, to be tried Sc.
shall check the burst of the eu
cimitlinA t.. Mho tint L .w. of our subjects by violence of
" Y. Our Waver Secretary of State for War is charged arrested and ,riea by Councils
With the esoctitioa of the present Ordonaance.
•'' Given at Pori. at (qir Palace of the Thailleries. the Slat military taw."
July. la theTweiily Ilrbt year of our Reign. The Duke of Angouleme,
*4 B(Signed)ng, Gt. LOUIS. Montauban, ordered the arrest
y the Ki &c.
lif
" Marshal GOUVION Sr. CYft." Suzincei Prefect Tarn,
Secretary, and the Secretary,

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Duke

JULY 29.—The ...e of Orleans arrived lost
night at 10 o'clock. At halrpast ten he went to vi.
sit the King, and this morning he waited Upon her
Royal Highness the Duchess d'Angouleme.
The speedy arrival at Paris of the E4resses of
'Russia *lid Austria is announced, as well as of the
!Grand Duke Constantine, who commands the Imete-
' trial .Itoseiati Guards.
' For Ike list two days criewds have assembled be.
fore the shops of the printsellerato look at the cari-
catures ijoblished on Brioaperte, some of which are
droll "sough. It is singular that en the departure of
~this
man tor Elise, not one appeared which repre-
14ented Min in a ridiculous light. The recollection of
the vial ices he owed to French valour was yet too
freshosial :Napoleon seemed to be rather' an object
of tiOrror'and , hatred than of laughter. But mow,
atiegiti Fin .peen seen only employed iti securing his
isL
pielsjiar ' ty after the massacre of Mont St. jean,
ttit he has - 'lefts to %OPP shisPrestenco of tett.
Beker,- at the fear of being shot by the English, his
cowardly behaviour has merited the contempt of all
Europe, and the contrast itpresents with the title of
Hero, with which be was so long honoured, has
something so irresistibly comic, as to strike even the
lowest man in the kingdom. The people who;cried
rive r Everettr three months ago, excited indigna-
tion : now they are laoghed at.
They say that M. Carnot has retired into Switzer
land. •
Yesterday the Prussian troops were reviewedin the
Champ de Mars.
The Papers seem to have been in an error in an-
nouncing the arrival of the Prince.of Womb, at
Paris. To this moment he has not entered the
city. . . ... . -
The Official Journal of this date contains a long'
list of appointments of Presidents to the Electoral
Colleges about to he held. In the list we remark
.the names of Monsieur, the King's brother, for that
of the department of the Seine; 'the Duke d'Angou-
leme, for that of the Gironde; the Duke of Berri,
for that of the North ; Lieutenerat-General I.lturis-
ton, for that of the Aisne; Angles, for that of the
Upper Alps ; Flaugergues, for that of the Aveyton;
Count Barthelemy, for that of the Mouths of the
Rhone ; General Dupont, for that or the Charente;
the Duke of Tarentum, for that of the Cher ; the
Duke otßag,nsa. for that of (lie Cote d'Or ; Bruno
de Boisgelin, for that of the Cotes du Nord ; Gretii..r,
Attorney-General of the Court of Riom, for that of
Crciz ; Count Mallesille, for that of. the Dordogne;
the Bishop of Evreux, Peer of France, for that of
the Etae ; Count Lally Tolleadal, for that of Be-
foul( ; Lanjoineis, for that of Illcand Vilaioe3
Count Villemaiiss, Peer of France, for that of the
Luke; the ['Aide Duras, Peer of FranCe; tor Hist
of the Indre'and Loire ; Faget de Uaure, for that of
APR Landes ; the Duke of Belluno, for .that: of the
Loire awl Cher ; Count Dupuis, Peer of France,
for that of the Upper Loire; Chateaubriand, for
that of Loiret ; Count Semonville, Peer of France,
for that of La Matiche4 the Duke tlelkulsosillo,
Peer .of • France,, for that of the• Myne; Cellist
Beugnot, for that of the Upper Marne; the Dike
ale Mouchy, for that of - thi Ketiiilie; the •Dake of
Reggio, Peer of France, for that of the Meese ;
tieetenant-General Msrehent, for that of Mont
Blanc ; Count Bournonville, Peer of France, for
that of the Moselle; Count Alexis Noailles, for that
of the Oise ; the Duke de Leek, • Peer of France,.
for that of the Pas de•Calais; Do,.Chalsrol, for that
of Pay de Dame; ~Lstour .Auvergne-Leoregoais, for
that of the Eastern Pyrenees; Barite Marhois, Peer
of Fiance, for that of the mower Rhine • Count
Goution, for that of the Upper Saone; lambray,
'Chancellor of France, for that of the Lower Seine;
St. Gricq, Director-General of the Customs, for that. ,
of the Seine and Marne; Cennt Cornier, Nor of can,idoiday are.nnight theism,
France, for that of the Seine and Qise; Count Fon- Robert, the property .of Lord f
lanes, Peer of France, for that of, the Deus Sevres; ing to the stables ei Wishaw
Leteur Dapin, for' that of the Somme;' Count Pe- slipped a foot sod broke one .
rignon, Peer 'rit France, for that' Of the.Tartv; the it necessary immediately to kit
' Daluritede Awe fir .that of the Tarn ern' Ga.; lie was well known in theme)
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tore.
A letter front Rim of
pounces, that ontheldd there
of the Army of the Loire, comma
nerals Eacelma its and Chaste!
cannot"), less than 2300 wrong
not yet carry the white cod,
they waited for the answer of
mission. 74. de (.abed, ere,
have been arrested at Boris.
Riom, at the horse of the Sul
diaision Eitelmans.
The Count de Lynch, Ms
all the Members of the Munici
thedeparture of Madam .the,
have resumed their functions:
The General ailA the QlNriirr
of Anjou, in a declaration dat
tetra ileanpreaa, t he*, Iv of
theritia- ttrAsuicha Lai*.
of the Kirii* fortnilly mitred
bated to them, of unitingtheil
army behind the Loire.
It appears.that there is in ,
agitation in the popular mind.
inclined to revolutionary disorders;
the noblesse take. the precau(
towns.
• On Thutsday last there arri,
' of 25,000 Russians.
The Duke d'Angouleme wat
Toulouse, where every preps!
-reception.
. The Royal Volunteers whit
Ghent, arrive this day at Paris.
the School of Law come before
TOULON. JULY 24.—This
and tivil officers of our marint
I in, addressed their respect,
King. The white flag was ,
lisle squadron within view of
Rae when' it was. seen floating
tears.
The whole fleet •was
sentiments:; but their expressim
manoeuvres Ind acts or vipleur
are not sufficientty known.
Rear-Admiral Duperre, th(
',led much prudence and et
which he tookfor the safety co
This valuable establishment ws.
etl by the soldiers and federates,
and superior officers, indignal
abandoned troops whose indi
they could no longer restrair
,Coast Gantheaume, who,re'
account of health to an estate
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to this port. Juirestedwith tic
recal so Many affections to
GatlthelliArne ,meffe, his Ilepelira,
Prefecture, brivjug the 'newels
The officers of the navy . and
!allied around an officer distingt
and fcitliful to the King. 01
ment was then manifested, that
a feeling of the necessity of uisi
the lawful, Soyereig9,*
Sea isn't:pm, JULY 23.
for the suspension of hostiliti
tween -General Rapp and Prii
Mending the army in Alsace.
maintain their respectise posh
vious notice to be,eiven, if I
place. The same armistice .1
Befort, liuningueit, • and oil
blockaded. The French Get
tation of offiseis, to Paria..-,

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t cities of the king... ;, 4
Ipable re.sistanre and bt
r the sentiments of net
that by preventing thefts. .
stablished colours. they 1
gsinst Fletichmen, and
I civil quarrels, we have
st the General Officer's
lers who have checked qt
'apression of the Edellet
tr force of arms, shall be
:ils of War; according te •
• ~
se, who has arrived iik
trrest of M. de 'flatnte. t •
as well ii his Privatb
r.-General of the Netted.
sine 15th of July, an.
iere pfrjved -two divisions
commanded by the Ge•
.
tel ; these two divisions i'lz.
ong in horse. They...did
wkadt, announcing that . . . .
of the King to their sub.
" - re, who was asserted to
lodged, on the 24th, at . S 4 ••
:
Sub-Prefect : Mr is in the ''t
./-
sync of Bourdeaus, and
cipality of that city, since • '
re Duchess d'Angowtemel . .
a • . , • : ;..,, .:
'Onto? the rendean emir
ited frpm the Ite.d.cutgt.
,f July, and Mined Count
t .oenerol g_ihv Artities . •
-k.—
Wrct title -intftPut that . ,
. .
eh; army with dit heath
Auvergne e giiitaril bit
, The peasantry ieeniso i .
orders; that the rich and
ition or retiring into the
• :‘ ..,
rived at Troyes a Malik • '
• • *
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as expected on the 22d at
•
oration ass made for hit
ho followed the King 'to •
ris. Their comrades 'of 3'
..!*
ore them.
s morning all the nava!
ne, in the port of Tou-
can! submission to the
hoisted, and the Ru&
ft.
F the port, saluted. dm ,
ng on the tints and but.
.•:, •
'tient to display its good ,
.scion ass restrained or • .
ace, of which the drailti
he Marltime Prefect, ex,
!nergy iti 'the tnea-.uret
of the mpriiime arsenait
was very much threaten:..
rates. Spveratqfpgre
tnt at their copduct, b 1
'discipline and prce,
in, . when Vice.A4d
Rind some time backn
to near Toulon, am.
those decorations whit
o Frenchmen, Admit.
(atom at, the hall of the
!Mi. ,of the serlitions.7.
lid flirt inhabitants soma
nguished by his service's
Otte unanimOus sand.
hat of a return,: to duty, •..
union, and . o(resefA Age
.iestvrchey a ConienlYnA • :,.
ties was conclOded be.
ince linhefit9llern, Com..
. The two armies see to
itionsi and to days prep
a rapture should lake
.to fume) Jo q
Schlestadt,
e; pats's besiegedthel
. •
!morel is
,to /fad. a clops.
. . .4,
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"anions stallion Master
rd Belhaven, in return. • "il
I w.house,. unfortunately
of his legs; which gm* e' •
till this, valuable animal. ..,
patilus, visi44. 1
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•r•••s•hs *sad • .: ••
I. ion' is?its-..
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