The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-08-09 00:00:00

nation gives no righr to it e confirmation : but
you int) assure them that l shall take pleasure its re.
iireseistiog their Notice; to iha Kluft, and shall seize
ith zeal, nl portunitirs l,f niltailli:l4 for thi,rn the
tea di di whirit they al.i+lll hate inPi ittsil.
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LYONS, At:o. l.—lly order oltiihont fluhtia, Go-
vernor of Lsons, a permanent military commission
has been eitablished for trying and sonteiscing the
Go:stilts:erten of orders emanotiot from authority. the
.16tuibers of public mod oil offenders
ifk-whilt.C.-0(. high -Wt. irommkity. Every person
brought to trial must be acquitted or condemned
within 48 hours. The sentences to he submitted to
the approbation of the Governor, and the Judges to
be appointed by him.
NA VCY, JULY W.—Genera-I 0114 has addressed
an order to the Commandatits of Russian regiments
in this district, of which the following is the sub-
Its 11C0

`• The Commandants of regiments must be in-
formed, that the exhaustion of the country, occupied
by the 7th army corps, compels the Chiefs to ♦►lace
their hopes in the harvest which is new reaping.—
T.,e) must, in consequence, feel the necessity of ap-
pl)iog nil their care, that the troops quartered in the
to ens and villages throw no obstacle in the way of
the baboon of the field. This most be strongly
or.te►l in every General Order issued to every troop:
the barns and private depots of grain must be free
from the lodging of soldiers, and the horses of the
train may be employed in carrying in the grain,
where the inhabitants are insufficiently supplied."

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THE STATESMAN.

LONDON:

WEDNIIS9AT. ACOUST 9,181 b.

BONAPARIi ftLf. OFF OUR COASTS.'

It seems, notwithstanding the eagerness evinced
• by certain persons to have Napo'sox removed to .8
distant region. hi. has not yet been conveyed oat of
sight of the chalky cliffs of Albion. lie was stitl off
1.1,•rr Head on Monday. It has been said he was
transloned from the Beikrophen to the Nertheat-
' berltintl on Sunday ; bnt as no commanirstioa what.
• ever with the ships and the shore was allowed, and

the distauce at which boats were kept was such as
to prevent ascertaining correctly what was passing

on board, it is doubtful whether what has bee° stated
on this subject be true. The following are the
tens ee have to.day from Lloyd's and our Torbay
Correspondents :
" TotisaY,Aca.s..-Tbis a(ireoen enchant) off
Berry Hmad, his Majesty's ships Bellerepricas, Nor.-

qumberland, Tennant, and Myrmidon. Flan
o'CLoet, P.M.—The above ships are getting under
weigh."
66 Ave). MajPloly'll Ship ,flelleraphon,.
Northumberland, Tomaaat, dichilles, and a stare-

ship. remain off Berry IleaeL; others are expected
to join them. In consequence of their being no

communication with the shore, prevents my getting
a ty particAars."
ANcerusn I.I:TTER, SAME DATE.—•" The ships that
anchored yesterday, about two miles west of Berry
Head, are the Tonnant,with the flag of Lord !isms;
the Northumberland, with the flag of Sir G. Cocw-
BURN ; the Bulkrophon, commanded by Captain
MAITLAND; three frigates, three stoops of war, a
cutter, and a schooner. They continue still at an-
chor. The cotter and schooner are under way, and

prevent any hosts approaching. No communication
whatever with tke shore, and the distance is ton great
to ascertain what they are about. ‘Ve have a thou-
sand reports—one is that NAPOLEON is very sulky ;
but ho* this or any other information is derived, no
one knows—no communication with the ships has
taken place."

• The Paris Papers of Sunday Inst arrived this fore-
perm. They furni%li a sad picture of the divided and
distracted state of France. All hope of the restore-
tion of order and tranquillity seems to have vanished..
France con give no pledge of her repose under such
circumstances as she is now labouring—it would be
wonderful if she could—nod, therefore, she can re-
ceive no boon favourable to her liberties and ;ride-
pendence from the Powers who are now in possession
of her country. There is not a word said respecting
the Treaty of Peace reported to have been con-
cluded between hunts and his Allies,. aid the
Funds have fallen t 0•394.
Of this unhappy and disordered state of things,
so inauspicious to the tranquillity of Europe, for
which the Confederated Petters pretend to have been
contending, they themselves are in no small measure
• the cause. Hostilities on the part of the Allied
troops in *hose districts which they moan to appro.
prirde to themselves, are continued without inter-
mission eitifilirthE fortified places that have not:sur-
. renderedto their &tier, although the token of sub-
mission to the Sovereign they have imposed waves
- • •smtD the battlements of osery.fortress; . and, it op

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