London, Saturday, August ...
By a-s express from Paris we received last niglit the Mon iteurr of T'hursday, which contains in its official part the followiing royal ordinances respecting the new arrange- ment of the French Cabinet:- " 1.-Appointing, 1st, I,;eut.-General Baton Damas, now Secre- tary o' WVar, to be AlMinister for Foreign Affairs. i 2. The Marquis Clermont-Tonnerre, now Minister of the iMla. rine, to be il iiister of War. 3. Count Chalrot to bc Minister of Marine. .I 11-Thic Marquis of Lauriston, now Minister of the hlouse. hold, to be Gfrand Veneur of France. ` III.-The jDuke de Doudeauvillc, now Pestmaster-General, to be tlaster of the King's Hiouseloldl. " IV.-T'he Marquis of Lauriston is appointedl Minister Secrv tazy of State. " V.-M. do Martigrpac to be Director of the Enregistrement and the Domains. VI.-I. Tre Mlarquis de Vanulchier to be Postmaster. 2. M11. de Castelbajac to be Direct-r.General of the Customs, in the roorn of .Marquis Vaulchier. i VI;..-Louis, by the grace of God, &c. " Ve have ordaineed and ordain as follows:- ' Art. 1. There shall be formed in the department ef our Mlinis- ter of the Mi'arine and Colonies a Council of Admiralty. "2. T'h Council of Adlmiralty shall be composed of three General Officers of the ill arine, and two superior officers of the Administra- tion of the Marine, or ancient Administrators of the Colonics. " The members of the Council of Admiralty shall be nominated by us, on tbe proposal of our Minister of Mlarine azzd Colonies. " 3. The Council shall meet under the presidency of our Minister of Mlarine, who, in case of hintlrance, shall be replaced by a mnem. ber selected by hitmself. i' 4. The Council of Admiralty shall give its opinion on all mea- sures which relate to the maritime and colonial legislation and the administradion of the colonies-to the organization of our naval furces-to the mode ot victualling-to mnaritime works and build- ings.-(o the direction and emnployment of the naval force in time of peace and war. '- 5. Our Mlinister of the Marine is charged witlh the execution of the present ordinance, which shall be inserted in the Bulletin of the Laws. " Given at our Palace of St. Cloud, the 4th of August, the year (f Giaco 1824, of our reign the 3OLt1. " By the King, " LOUIS. ' The President of the Coonucil of M inisters, J. DE VILLELE. " V1II,-The General Council of the Departments shall meet on the 20th of August for their Session of 1824, which shall continue ]S days. ' The Council of Arrondissements shall resume, on the 14th of September, the second part of the Session, wlhich shall continue five tlays." All thlese ordinances are datedl Auguist 4. Trhe RentCe oti the morniing of Thursday were 100f. /lU NrD O, SA T'URDa. Y, A UG UST 7, 1824.