Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1815-10-31

gust, in virtue of which Marshal New
is ordered before the court martial of
the 1st Military Division, sitting at
Paris department of the Seine y
Taking into consideration the order
of the stst of August, by which our
Minister. secretary Of state for the war
Department, has nominated the men,
hers which are to compose the court
martial:
Considering that by the terms of that
appointment, and in virtue of the 5th
article of the law of the 4th Fructidor,
year 8, Marshal Money, Due de Cor
neyliano, is celled to preside over the
said court Martial, as being the oldest
of the Marshais of France. Taking
into consideration the letters of Mar
shall Money, from which it appears
that he has not the only excuse which.
after the 9th article OF the law oefsth
Brumaire, would be valid TO exempt
him from presiding at the SAID court
mart ial.
Considering that The refusal of
Marshal Money can be ascribed to
nothing else but q -spirit'of resistance
and INSTRUMENTATION, so much the more
cuipab!e, as ~, example diametricai,y
Opposite might lave been expected
from the high rank which he enjoys in
the army, and the principles of obedi-
ence which his long military career
should have taught him to respect; we
have resolved to apply to him the pc
nalty decreed by the 9Th article of the
1sth Brumaire, gear 5, against every
officer, who, without a valid excuse.
refuses to sit in a Council Of War to
which he is called we therefore or
dained, and do ordain as falIows:
Art. 4. Marshal Money is cashier
ed (destituteJ-he shall suffer three
months imprisonment.
2. Our Minister, secretary Of state
for the War Department, is charged
with the execution Of the present ordi-
nance.
Given at Paris, at the ThuilIeries,
August 90 1915, s1st year of our reign.
(SignedD LOUIS.
Minister of War.
(Signed) GOUyION SAINT CYR.
Louis 1s and the King of Prussia.
The kings of Prussia and France are
said to have lately had az interview,
during which Louis 1s severely com
planned Of the conduct OF the Prussians
towards his subjects. The Prussian
Monarch reminded his royal opponent
OF the expressions of the French in
Berlin, and other parts Of his domini-
ons during the long period of their sue
cess. The conversation grew warm,
and at last Louis XVIII positively de-
elared, " that if things continued in
that state all that wuuld remain for
hisa re do would be &, uo.Tsti,utC liI,.i-
self prisoner in the hands of the AL
lied Powers" To this the King of
Prussia is stated to have replied that
1t might perhaps become necessary
to take such a STEP" On which the
two monarch's rose and broke up the
'nterview.-( Perry improbable
! hasdadt, .8ug. 26.-The King of
Wirtembers has received in his estates
his son-in-iaw, jerome Bonaparte)
formerly King of Westphalia. He will
make his residence at the place of the
town d'bllwangen, on the right side
of the Danube.
FROM OUR CORRESPO,N"DEA rs
oFFIcE OF THE NETWORK GAZETTE,
Oct. q, 1915, (.Noon.)
FROM FRANCE.
| BY the ship United States, Capt.
Destebecko, from Hayre-d e-Grace, The
editors of the New-York Gazette have
received Paris papers to the 5lh OF
Sept.
| The following are the passengers in
the ship; Count Regnaud de St. Jean
dAngely, Mr.. Auguste Regnaud de
St. Jean d'AnSe!y, Madame Fossard,
Edmond LIE Grass and servant Mr..
and Madam Sarau, Rev. MIR. Penevey.
re and Son, MIR. and Madam Fretagot
and Son, Messrs Ry ckman, Wilkes,
St. John, Suryille, Jarnet, Krueker
Du Common, aad Simonne.
A Paris paper of the 18th of Sept. by
the DATED States, merely observes,
1t is reported, that Lord Stewart
has brought the ratification of the
Treaty of Peace, by the Prince Re-
gent
General Turreau had surrendered
himself to the French Government.
The Ex-MaIshai Money had sur
rendered himself as prisoner I'ab.
baye.
Marshal Ney, says the Paris Jour
nal Of the 4lh uit. is to be tried by
Marsba's Jourdan, Augereou, and
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