The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-08-23 00:00:00

butte frost Onaditioups, was changed for the
ig nith.tot au) difficulty. Thu% then abet%
those in authority ale gooilty of the for4l infidelity to
their ioserui'gn, 11o...conduct of the people. is.pisiosted
out to them, and reho:ltiOis is the order of it do,.
It remains to be seen Mitt measures the King of
Franco will take so make his itthority respected in
America; ail will depend on the choice of the Ant-
baAdtkr.

FREN'CIUIYdrEItS.
PARIS, Acracsr 19.

General Bloomfield, whom arrival in Paris we
announced a few days alto, brooght-Asith him the
O. tier of the Bath for the .following •distiolluished
0tri,...r.„ as a tebtimi4ty of the Prince Ift.gcsit's high
sense of thpir rooPetiVo Inetifs, tfiz.!).-PriaresWrimio,
Purher. and S .his artzen herg, Counts Wittentatein
and Birch), de Tolly. The ceremony of investiture
t
takes place this day at the Dui of Wellington's.
We cannot accurately est ate• the tierolter of
foreign troops now in Paris p bot it is certain that
there are daily delivered for their rations, 200,0001h5.
of bre id, more than 106,000114. of meat, and 10,000
litres •if hrandy. If to all this we ailil the wori,ions
famished bi the citizens in their own habitations,
•I.d II) those oho let lodgings, an idea may be form.
ed of the daily charge sostaimni ay the capital for the
maintenance of the Allied troops.
Tim. biatiiitg of the Foolish and Ilanoverian bar.
racks it, the Bilis d. Boulogne, was occasioned by
burning style• ti.sperseri by the violence of the wind.
Tae Coutitess tit Youdamme writes to us, to coin.
1)! hi of an article which has Appeared in some Pa.
pert, simMting that General Venation*, had been
arrested on the bridge of. Cbarenton. This lady
gm", the/ she paiolegses *Otitis proofs that the GP-
Irril is in a eiateais neat' Limoges, whither he had

retired in obedience to the nclor. She adds,
• thin (41seral Ventilator-, di.inot from Paris, and is.
.aennilselon to the laws of his country, tia,4 done no-
thing to be arrested, and that heswill calmly await
in his rarest the further onion d GoVerinnent.—
(Girdle de France.)
Lrtier. from Perpignan 'tete, that it is now cer-
tain frees official account', that die Spanish treat.;
will not enter the department of the Eastern Py-
renees. The rose letters add, that it is to the wis-
dom of the King, a ol the ability of the Duke of
Artgenleme, that Frau*. is indebted for the modera-
tion of the Spenierds, *hose resentments haw• sit
expired at the feet•oi the august family of the Boer.
boos.

Ten thousand muskets, which; lecordlug to all
appearance, have been granted to Russia by a parti.
ct►lar Arrangement, were to base been delivered yes.
ter toy to 'we Russib Comnsissadesi from the Depot
of Viureunes. 'lite two Commissaries in fact pre-
sented themselves, but ie Censegderide of a distils-
sloe, which **ere assured was not created either by
them or by the Constatleslant of the Castle, they re.
turned withoot taking the arms. On the two pence—
ding days, about 15,000 atesiteti and 87 pieces of
cannon were•deliverad so the English and Prussian
troops. The proportion reserved for Russia, It Is
laid, is all that remains to be delivered, after which
the blockade will be raised, cud the Castle of Vie.
nvu►es will be included in the Couventioa of Paris of
the 4th of July.
Marshal ?Inuit waned ow foot to the Owe that was
assigned to him by the Police, in order to preeeat
auy notice being taken of him.
They write from Val, veer Ilrignoles (Department
of "Since the 21st of July, our districts have
grouted ender the burden of requisitions, imposed
on us by the Austrians. Though we are ruined, our
persons are at least respected, and we bud friends in
those *ha were expected to have been our enemies,
whilst *e were insulted and beaten by the troops of
Brune."
Yesterday the Due de Berri set out for bile, to
preside in the Electoral College of the department of
the North.
The Duke of Otranto is one of the Candidates no.
mingled b► the Electoral College of the Arrondisse-
ment of :Winn.
I► is reported, that Marshal Ney will be tried by
a Council of Peers.

•The town of Sens has been laid ander a war con-
trihutiun of fifteen hundred thousand francs in mo-
ney. .1 hey have sent, deputies to the Allied :love-
reiing, in order to obtain a reduction.
The employes who have beets discharged from the
office of the lime Department, from views of
economy, are in slumber sevent)-five. They must
lint be confounded witis those appointed during the
interregnum. by the Minister Carom, and oho
were dis let peraaance of the Ordinance of the
7th of A,sgust. We are asuretl, that those of old
argssriing nut, discharged will receive pensions of re-
tirement.
The a*e•rebbers who Worked the diligence from
Amiens, havealsn attacked that from Calais.
Letters from Tension of the Bth of August "late,
oaf th,t rity i MU is a state of siege, and that the
Meads if order cowstatulate themselves oe the cit.-
cuesstauce, as it is thitenly mesas of avoiding great
cm humbles.
The French stoups at anomie, with Marshal
gecko., ave r •alved order" to evacuate that town,
soil Polite it up to she Austrians.
A ispetter Prussian Officer arrived at Nantes on
the 15th, and ordered barracks to be prepared for
6000 troops of that station.
germs de St. Chair, at the moment when he was
Roving to be sent off for the genie", suffocated
himself yesterday morning with the vapour of
charcoal.

M ARSEILLO, At:u. Ill.—The number of the Al-
lied troops at this moment in Provence is very con-
si,lerahle ; we are assured that it cannot be less than
30,000, which seems too large for a country by no
means fertile. The Austrians make demonstrations
which indicate on inteulion of making themselves
alders of TIIIIOn ; we know not yet upon what
conditions that place will be occupied by these
tromps. I
Search is molting for the Fa-King Murat, who is
tirets4bl,lo be concealed in mai city or the environs.
CAEN, Aug. Is.—Some regiments of Prussian ht-
fanitir sieiir.ll: hare neibet 12th. •Thrbest discipline
prevails arueng those troops.

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Ma
amend instigatorca the plot of Bonaparte. 1., • /
r to proceed regularly, the Council shot:lir:l, . fat
, rave
the case, whether Colonel lAlustloy ere sods ii,„
or or instigator of 'utile plot?" tel
• he Counsel elideavoered to take advantage if 4.. tid he
siun in the
,sentence; with respect to Li, tete tl
Mien eating. Irkthe first part he is called lid tit
les A imelique. Francois, and. is the "'lle, hoop
ries Angelique only. ._ mon(1;
be ArfOItIfaIi•GEWEJLAL said, thnt uneccusto.N' heti
utak irepublic, he should mot make a distens s are f,
t
noun avid so methodicalmethodical as tile Counsel fort , cols)
sod ; but be would follow hire in the piii!c:, t ewes
to of his speech. He then proved, that t,...;,, he. he
I Ceuncil of War was COMFeteat ; and that no. 3pers
the King, but the Nlinister, had a tight to iced
iccused before any Count-It they chose. IL, re. Lei!
aeon
I the other a rgementtnne to nu:l.4y ; sod thottoe ea pert
.k was tin real or impo'tent defect in the procrq ditiou
'informality to tbeseconclusions, the Council (1 Geiser,
sion, after hawing deliberated an hour and i• ' "i1;to
ter, declared onnnimously that the Council of
sinus,
in its sentence of the 1-101 of August, 14,1
f pro
eedod in ts competent and re;olar nrinner. it ri.socel
emotive, the judgment was con fi•tned, stud or, white i
d to be fully and entirely pet into execution. ably ui
lie condemned submitted to this rate the game iVe
t at six o'clock. n grog
o inn
Dtdet V R EX TR AOft DIN AR Y. Send I *mint. the A
he Allied troops el ich were its the euvirons a 'OWteries
lessitcon here just retired from there. :sited
tetterday evening Colonel lAbedoyere, srrirtil- Yes
he spot designed fur his executiests, Uhere be' or the
on his knees and received the bleenihg of the lid Of
.
lessor who accompanied, him; after whki Is atted
okapi
, and without waiting for the bandage bill lien t(
A over his eyes, bared bis bosom to the Verge .The
were appointed to ,hoist kits's,' and cried eitti— say! 4
'out ne me manquer pas (Hind, do not estretesj Teti
"ebsriiorisenf lifter hm w .e' isiOlio ore. elbow
cavalry a the Army of the Loire has in
lid A 1
onments its the departments of Tars aiid• f.s. . ailed
ie. This 'army, which tots prelievred to Prato 'irsijoi
pieces of artillery, was at the dee of its' di. Magill
tinging 60,000 strong. Oh
le.pn
ants, AVG. 19.•••• It the moment that the King Isis% t
eve c
ascending his carriage it tour o'clock this dlyi,
Angell
strie. Labedoyerb threw herself at his feet teas! Pile c
pardon for •her husband. The-Riell onseered,„ arks
if M. Labedoyere had only offrodel kites his.see
on sbouid be granted ; but that ell Prince railed. tarp
the pnrqshatent of Its man who had brought' er,
:pro
i it. all the horrors, of wee. :1411e.Mstiesty ere :link
much affected, end it was to be elan how nisch, ve it
altered from being obliged to mist the impairs so se
Is heart. The King, %silo knows- hew to unite de I
loess and justice, elt4gised to premise•Madtee
A&tits!
qi
doyere his protection ler her in tier infant.
. i . it
t six o'clock, the moment whets siu Km' was. t i
ruing from his ride, the mother of Labadeyert ilrit.
in the court of the chateau, for the peon, of °thin
ig her intercession with his .Majesty. .ffiveieg that sted
area, were taken for preventing her spreading be col
e as
and renewing a acme as painful as nits,bih
she . triot
ed. She was its deep mourning. . • . *sob
is generally thought that the Allied troops viii •ow b
name ettaceating France the begioniot or the rick b
month; U is even eonfideatly said, that they n beat
depart by columns of 94,000 men. Another
'armor
URI
lonoshich is not less common, is, that the Treaty The
;race Is ersneleded ; awl float by it the integrity sled,
e French territory is secured. en of
sods
arshal Ney arrived this morning at Paris, memo
.ititot
( two officers ofieedermarie. •Fie.was first Si
• t fin
kd to the Prefecture of Police, and afterwards tt net
;onciergorie. It is thought .14,4111 be tried by. `vices.
nucil of Peers. ; • ee ' 1.110
ii said that another Member,of the Commissira or the
hy
nunals is about to follow the hample of I sitedt
,
r, by giving in his resignation. , clic
donel Labedoyere *as yliFierdey shot in the • A T.
i, of .G Ise% lie left tliel•A bbay.e, at half-pet shing
r'clock, lie was accotnpitied,Wy)ll„' Dalondelle 's pit
slide of the.Demes ostogelita tot the Rae*. pis
nni
volt..
t
kg o.oektießdialeN4 ileadhg :several ether ()nil. d a
PL;c'ailiditi..o4o,olli the establishrrient of here l• eight
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a farther .errivettel .at:rte ie'S AlPieif rem"
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ly, we lieve•On a 8171ement to the ley fee ne tr
null some same. sktAdlittorhity :raged lentil d lac
Paris* • 9••.9f. 044 igatta4lolt /40".4.1"ill he lii
losEni aea- iaaoma BeNepowts, 1114 tortllid * ideal
for seiziug knd earkyin-'i ~ ilit persons of the gift. it no
.ma• , , .
and his family. to ,thesUa oUlrincetniesr the kill
rttsir Of ' which wall 40 a:ritskiett Toy .hi fi :priron" Wet
hls•heeri. lie •protelseill, gays • the story, 01*•
• • • •n, • • • ••t
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eto this . plan, but retested tine );chose to ; ;
i of Galtattatit: and•thus the filet
.40 4624'i' log
• in
one who has heard of theronduct srf the row' r hi
r Vincennes, and read thOchar*ashroogtit siett"" el
I,Asendsreac, must perceive the filsehood and A p
i
laity of this story. - Set
•nce
other •letier, porpettleg tci Come- (tea Paells •
his I
all manner of abuse on Ihittestes end sail, 11.4 t '
s diplomatical intrigues the (met.halbor the ;.u• P *
goo! of • ihe r:ctory of yVaterime byre Vs
•Ceas
'n a e ay,andthat lie is Nisi Aiwa the otJ.r' Wl': Was
oyes, before the month it out, to lie pelf e)11 41140,
it r of it. It concludes in thli ,proy f-i" 11' • i
ritth.etifi;er:Cm6preethri?. (T°Atv:Lr:ril?Beato
tip) gli0
leas P011?!31`4i.
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