The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-10-09 00:00:00

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OCT. 4.—The French Palters still .exert
Shut the It eat of peace La: Ireeis signed ; the fol.
mow iog r epr.r ts are ill eircullti”it respecting the (•oil.
diatoms ;—the integrity of France is neknowledged,,
with the exceplinn of lonidau, Philippeulle, anti
Alletienhourg. whirl' are to he ceiled to the Alli”t.
By the influence of one of the new Niiiiistvrs, a in.
dl Meal was obtained of ICI millions in toe war
demnities, which are to be paid by France in the
Spare of five years. One hundred and fin) thousand
Allies are to remain in this country till the entire
payment of the sum demanded; these troops ere all
to occupy the frontier towns, except about 25.0(X)
tomlish, who are to Tema.' at Paris until Oa (loyal
Gourd shall be completely orgenlzed.
On Tuesday the Duhe of Wellington reviewed se.
**FM corps of his minty, and at one o'clock in the
efternows set out for Dijnii. Ili: Grace is expected
back about the latter rod of neat week.

Oct. 4.—tt is affirmed eta, peace was signed yes-
terday evening at half-past five.
l'he integrity of the ►erritory is respected. The
nnly ri-ssionv, it is said, are Landau, Phdipperille,
and Nlarienbourg.

It is affirmed that the influence of a celebrated Mi-
nister, esteemed throughout all Europe, obtained
before the signature a reduction of a hundred mil-
lions of the warlike indemnities, which are to be
payable by instalments in the space of five years.—
France will learn with gratitude, with admiration,
but %%about, perhaps, accepting them, the sacrifices
‘o,io, the Ki.ig and the Royal Famil) have resolved
sr, i pose on themselves.
There v.itl remain 150,000 Allies in France till the
ali-cliare a the indemnities; but it is affirmed that
the.e troi.pa Witl e,CC".Ij,V the frontier places, with
the eareption of 20 or 25,(XX) English, who are to
sewn., at Paris till the entire organization of the
Nutt owl Guard.

Yes erday, at the represn•ttation of Andeoninque,
in tie Th..., tP Fraucais, during the dialogoe of the
4th act, b-tween Andromache soil Pyrillos, a voice
frim the pit called nut, the generale is beating. At
this cry all the spectators rose: some Ladies in the
boat., imagining, no doubt, they were rapping fire,
were rushing out precipitately, when the pit, which
possesses it great inert force, stopped those who were
flying, and re-established a calm. A few moments
afterwards an actor announced, that the twist. of the
drums which had been taken fer the generale, was
nips-Ply the retreat. Thss scr+lent, w kids had no
other crioserpreirces. was of great service to Madame
Feart, who a. trit fieratione, and who had been so
long bawling with all her might, that a n►omettt of
repose must have affoidert her great pleasure.
Ponta, OCT. 4.—We are authorized to declare.
that it was not at the intercession of M. de Hum-
boldt, is said by the Courier of yesterday, that
several columns which support the arches of the
Museum were not restored to the Cathedral of All-
is-Chapelle. It was his Majesty the King of Prussia
himself who, on a report of the direction of the
Meseum, determined that nothing should be touched
which might contribute to the degradation of an
edifice which makes a part of the Louvre.
Ocr. s.—Persons, without authority no doubt,
are spreading themselves through the country to.
wards Grenoble, with the view of exciting trouble.,
by sowing rumours and publishing the most absurd
news. The Prefect of that department has given or-
ders for vigorous measures to repress this crime.
AIX-LA-CHAPELLE, SEPT. 29.—From the repeated
solicitations of the celebrated traveller, Baron de
Ilumbolt, the King of Prussia has consented that the
31 columns which formerly ornamented the touch
of Charlemagne at Aix-la-Chapelle, and which actual-
ly support the roof of the Museum of the Louvre,
shall remain. The monument is to be transported
to Aix-la-Chapelle, and ornamented with ten other
columns.

BAYOENE, SEPT 2!.—Then write from Salamanca
of the (hoe of the 'l.Bth current, that a number of
troops principsl: mili,ia, arrive its the greatest haste
in the visit ons of that town for the purpose of pro.
reeding to the extreme frontiers of Portugal by
Ciudad Itoilrigo. This serves to confirm the
rumours which are in circul:stion respecting the mi:-
enderstarrlinc between the Courts of Madrid and
London. Tn.. Eligiish, it is said, wished to tel.':
possession of ON,,eista. Tile garrison was strong
ennozh, with the reiisfi.rcements which it had re-
ceives!, to make a good dermsce.
CIPITERR OMAN.— %, SEPT. '22. —Murat,
when he d• parted from Ataccio, retired into the
mountgins of Fsimorbo. These inaccessible moun-
tains have always been the retreat of criminate echo
escaped from j..stice. General Nlorand, not
standing his noisily cod zeal, was never able to lake
the rebelit who sheltered there during his Govern.
merit. It is known, however, that More has de-
scended from thence to Veiserestw.-11 is upon this
coast, some leagues to the south of piastre, tint he
calculates upon embarking to tempt new perils of
the sea and of his fortune.

Many vessels are assembling upon the sea-coast of
Corsica. It appears that they have some projects
upon that island. Some agents of Murat, have also •
arrived : signals have been made to them from divers
parts of the Island. They have, it is said, much
money.
The greater part of Corsica is in arms: 5000 men
ere already organised. They are alan orpoising or.
fleets of all ranks. It is believed that this state of
things has for its object the defence of Corsica against
all illicit attaA. The people will not separate their
cause from that of France.
CAIWRIME, Sear. 9.9.—The Emperor Alexander
jg expected here iu the course of nest month. The
7mpress of Rusia will (pit us on the 15th Oct. to
return to Peter:hotel. •
13Ent.tv, Sun.. 13.—The Emperor of Russia is
etpected here by the 15th Oct. We flatter ourselves
with having him eight days; after which that Mo-
narch will return to Warsaw.
A letter from Elbing of the 13th September, pub-
lished in our Gazettes, confirms the news that the
fortress of Thorn•has been given tip to the Prussian
troops, and that the oath of fidelity will be taken
without delay.
Roast, Suer. ID.—There prevails a great distress
in Rome, and in all the States of his holiness; the
city is fi!led with manuscript satires) itr which- the

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LONDON:

MONI)AY, OCTOBER 9, 1815.

The Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday last
have been received, the former last night, and the
latter forenoon; lirusels Prpers have also been
received ID the same date, and Rhine Allercurgs to
the 2d inst.

Preparations were making at Paris for the Meet-
ing of the Chambers on Saturday. it was to be pre-
ceded by a religious ceremony, called the Hass of the
Holy Ghost, which was to lake place on Friday at
the church of Notoe Dame, and was to be attended
by the King and Deputations from the two Cham-
bers. On this occasion the statues of the mast po-
pular !musts, though banished from the public view
by the Resolution, were to he paraded about and re-
placed in the Sanctuary ; the statue of that remorse.
less shedder of blood, and the greatest robber of his
time, Louts XI V. was to be mode especial use cf
on this holy occasion; and the acts of the French
nation for twenty-fire year; past were to be stigma-
tised in the ear of Hessen is crimes of the first meg.
nitade) and all the miseries which now afflict the