The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-09-11 00:00:00

CleßCelibltitS of that gond Henry, who was horn
among ou. Have you not, besides, to protect your
wives. your chills n, and your property ?
" T., nuns ! brave inhaiiitniits of the Lower Py-
renees. Let the National Guards and all good citi-
zen.; rke en masse."

The Proclamation then goes on to enumerate cer-
tain articles, by virtue of which the population of
the Lower Pyrenees are culled upon to arm for their
defencw against the picjoets of the Spaniards. It is
dated the 418th Aug. and signed IYArgoat.

Proclamation issued
tit the Spanish Crewel, Couut de l'Ahishel
COUNT DE L'ABIPBAL, Of THE ARNIE;
OF Ms CATHOLIC PIAJVITY, GEN Ea AL-IV-CIIIET OF
THE LEFT ARMY OF OD4EDIATIOV, &C.
•. Frenchmen, Inhabitants of the stei;libnoriqg
• Provinces!—The troops of the Kin(' my master do
not enter your territory to commit hostilities; they
•teme merely to secure you from the ravages of a fac-
tion which desires the continuation of those etils by
which the safety of Li. Most Christian Majesty's
throne, and the tranquillity of his faithful subjects
have been 'Mongered ; our manifesto of the 2d of
May has bold you that the Spanish army will not
, snake war upon France, but upon the factions who
. siesolate it, and that all her views are limited to aid
you in tranquillizing this fine kingdom, and to re.
place the Sovereign which your fundamental laws de-
;.eland; that good King whose loss would have
• plunged the whole nation in grief and mourning.
That perfidious and unquiet Chief is no longer ,
• personally at the head of his faction, but his spirit '
, still reigns among them, and his partisans conceal
themselves behind an artful veil.
" The King is re-established on I is throne, b t
his virtues have not yet regained the satire submls-
sion of hearts which the genius of evil had reauced
• from their duty, 'their fidelity, and obedience. The
, same reasons still subsist therefore for the Spanish ,
troops to take under their protection the territories
Of his Most Christian Majesty, never to injure or
• dismember them, but to preserve them in the most
sacred and faithful manner.

. (Signed) " The Coast de L'ABISBAL.
Irun. Aug. Ti."

At this moment there is a rumour that our extra-
. ordinary courier from the Mks d'Angouleme eon-
• firms the intelligence that the Spanish army of the
Eastern Pyrenees, which entered France, had re-
'Viand •the Pyrenees, to rehire into their own ter-
• Mori's. .
fi4 Louis, by the grace of Gods King of France
• :. • ands Ka.va ire.
46 To all whom these presents may come, greet-
ing..
" In commit:lonics of a stistmeent which has heels
• made to us of the oneetity of paying serious atten-i
fiats to alt that may soneersi Chi subsistence of oqr,
extensive kingdom, and especially of these provinces
etteOPied by that 'Allied UM*, 'sad where thereon.:
semption has nocesearilrilliteamd in a proportion
Which it was impossible to forewe; convinced that a
wise distribution of all the predeme of the (fleeting
departments, and the cOillidenoccif the most free car, ,
relation. of them, are the best swain to remedy the
inconveniences of this extraordinary consumption ;
wishing besides to facilitate and encourage as much
es may be in our power commercial enterprises, the
. tesutt of which would he a useful importation, calco.
; Wed to keep the price in a just proportion with the
means of our subjects, we have ordained and do or-
dain as fellows
" Art. I. There shall be formed, under the so-
perintentlance of our Minister of the Interior, a .
Commission of Subsistence.
2. Our Minister of the Interior, upon the re.
port•of that Commission, shall propose all those re-
. gelations which may be judged necessary to secure
the free circulation of provisions, especially of corn
and sour, and also to facilitate and encourage those
transfers.from one part of the kingdom to the other,
which may be judged most useful.
• 66 3. Directs that If the Magalines of Reserve at
Paris do not containet the rate of 250,000 qiiintals
of provisions, they are immediately to bostored with
. that quantity.
' "4. Retain to the means for obtaining, by cot-
respondence with the Prefects and others, an exact
eirount 'of the state of subsistence throughout the ,
kingdom. -
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• '• The remaining articles, which consist of four,
merely rental's matters of local regulation, and
the nomination of the Members of the Commission.
Dated the Castle of the Thin Series, Sept. 6, litt.s."

By another Ordonnance of the same date, the case
.of Livalette is withdrawn from the military tribunals,
aud trataerred to the civil ones, the said Lavalette
not being a military man.
At the moment M. drilaoterive, Commissioner Or-
eloonateur of the 1 Ith • Military Division, arrived
express from Bnordeaux with the official news, that
the Spanish army under the commend of General
Castarros will repass the Eastern Pyrenees to re-
torn to Spain. A tlag of truce has been expedited to
Count d'A hishal to communicate to him this intel.
licence. Ilia army being under the orders of Castanos
it is not doubted that it will also soon quit France.
• This morning the army was in full •ma►ch upon its
right, bearing upon Ustoritz, or probably it will
pass the Nive to obtain provisions on the right bank
of that elver. _ _

From the advanced works and from our ramparts
we see very distinctly the movements of the Spaniards.
IVe are (indoor arms night and day, and we think we
think we have still power enough to preserve oar
dear device of non poiled4.

MONTPELLIER. Ans._3l.

OleI)I or THF. DAY.
•
" The foreign troops in this Department have for
a raotnent disturbed its tranquillity • they seemed
'even to have wished we should perticit4te in the mis-
fortunes which afflict a neighbouring Department ;
.the place deprived of Its usual garrison hid only
neoci of its brave National Guard to suppress the
frightful tumult. Tbe Marquis de Montealm charges
his Chefs to express to them how much be is sen-
sible of their devotion and their activity in the some
service imposed upon them.
Tie lid•irdbal de Cimp.
Cornruanda• t of tpe Depotrieseat dr i'lierault,
The M;srmals DS MONTCALIII. •
•• 51,,utpellicr, Aug. VS.'