The French papers of Sund...
'[he Frence papere of Satndaq, W-yh dl #rViel elgt tiAhr. contain not a single article of intelligence worth extrcting.; i We observe in each bf thd6n'several blatks , wlich inaric the erasure. of the (Censors. Probably these were the only. pasajraphs ileserving attention. 'TCe Monitteur conihlifs the followisig decree, bcsides one nominating several, Pre:- fects " Lous, &c..-On the report of our Secretary of State for the De- partinent of Ecclesiastical Alhairs and Public Instruction, " U'e bave ordained and otdain as follows : "Article 1. Are named Directors in the Department of Ecelesi- astical Affairs, and Pablic Instruction- "For Ecelesiastical Affeirs, the Sicur Abbe de la Chapelle, one of our Almoners. ; " And for Ptblic lnstruction,!ieur Petitot,memberofNtheRoyal Council. " The Directors narned by the preceding article shall have tinder the orders of our Minister the signature of the correspon(lence which slhall concern.only ile preliminary proceedings, and the transmission of decisions. In the absence of our MNlinister, the Director of Public Instruc- tion shall preside in the Reyal Couiicil. " I\l. dte Maussion, memnber of the Roval Council, shall rerlace ii. Petitot in the finctions of Secretary of the Council. 4. Our Minister Secretary of State of Public In3truction and Ecclesiastical Affitirs is charged with ihe execution of the present ortlinance, wlhichi shall .be isecrted in the bulletin of the laws. " Givetn at the Tuileries, Sept. 1, 1824, the 30th year of our reign. " I.OUIS. By tbe King, The Minister Secretary of State for the department of Ecclesiastical Affairs, and Public Instruction." That tbe King's health his not deterioiated, if it has not improved, appears evidlent from the following paragraph in the Etoile of Monday's date:- PARIS, SEPT. 5. After mass, the King received the Grand Dignitaries, the Amn. bassadors, wiLh the Nuncio at their head, the Mfl.isters,Marshals, Peers of France, Deputies,and a great number of functionaries civil and mrilitary.