The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-09-02 00:00:00

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AUG. 29.-1 he 1) .te Boisrhois, it %is said,
was to set "tit )Plt.erdel On .1 short journey, atia that'
he would not he Intl;
rester-1ln) P WAS it gi disci rimilitseaG lg fete. ,
men Is of l'rus•san ud 10 sof faaatty. iss
the plains of Gresielie. These whips rifeness!
dilleietat movements, and were to excellent cep-
dision. • • .
A great numl:er of the forage' )trinits defiled
terday morning on the Bouleva.dsidst Ne'.d .
were on their way to t' .e plain des Yeah. Marty
where the grand review by t e Alit d •61!;1.t1441..
which we announced some days
it is expected to take place earl) iu•Serowl)e... .
It appears certain that some or ihejsurisi.st
troops which are about to leave Paris' fer'she gr. od
review in the plains of Champagne, stiff
this capital, and that the direrent army jorpSitistti•t
Power will be in motion to evacuate the ,Prleit ker.
ritories.
A letter from Lausanne, dated the 22d, eiyir;alsat
the Duke of liassano was again irrested at St. Anbitt
on the night of the 19th. • It is said that he he.. been
separated from his family and compelled to return to
LVrtie.
On Sunday the Electoral College of the DepArts)
ment of the Seine was admitted to an audienCe of ties -
Majesty.
All the Members of the College assembleirli this
Gallery of Diana. After fr:sss, Monsieur appeared
among them, conversed with them for some time in
, the kindest *manner, and being informed by the Grand
Master of the Ceremonies (list the King sweated the
College in-the ffall of the Throne, did them the ho.
!flour to walk at their head to present them to
Majesty-. Monsieur on approaching the King ad:
dressed him in these terms:—

" SlRE,—Conformably to the permission your
Majesty has been pleased to grant, the Electoral Col-
lege of the Department of the Seiae lays at the loot
Of the Throne the homage of its profound respect
and uoalterahle fidelity.
" Busing witty —Red the sentiments which animate
the Mi.mbers of the Electoral College, it is as agree.
able as flattering to me to he at this moment their:
organ, and to at•est that their devatioo ~. the s:u.red
person of your Nlttj,,,ty', and their obeditsto.e. to obis
laws of the kingdom, will be limited only ht their
existen7-e.
" As-embly of the at:lmhof*. w I ;eh 1111,.‘
Majesty proposes to cons. ke, will he ponetratect
with the samesentiments; Nod the more cri d sod,
imposing the circumstattecs, the more o at tentivsj.
Euroi a adtnite and respect the generous Jo. ts • fa
vitt nation, inspired by lose fol. the Severe:A!!t a'wl
gr.tii ode for the la*. and institutions which, atready
consecrated by ife Charter, are the happy fruits uf
your NI ajosty 's wisdom and paternal bounty."
The Ki:tg rep'ied--
" The choice which I made of you, my brother,
to preside in the Electoral College of the Department
of the Seine, was the strongest proof I could give
that Body of my love. lam repaid it by that witich
has been personally shown to you. I feel sensibly
the sentiments of fidelity to me which you express in
the name of the College. The elections which have
been made are the ia.,dgn of that fidelity, as w II as
of the public felicity. I approve them with toe highest
satisfaction."

The feeling Which pervaded all the Members of the
College could no longer be restrained, and it was ex.
pressed by cries of Roi!
The Kind, who was himself moved, indicated by EL
gesture that he wished to emlirace his brother,' and
Monsieur kneeling, embraced lis Mjesty with •the
greatest tenderness. Th:s touciling scene excited.the
most livr.ty emotions. . .
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