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La souttoostnava , o ?y s .fE9,F e ralFfl,;,—Vn4ctxratigelm-yi.xogr . ripin'ts, you dare not either entirely get rid of a wisx,whials it itis ir : u44 te.c upp' be is ' 74,o3 4' „c ligF e,.. ° J . 9 " pl iwi mpio w'..l l - Of 4494l7l4 ‘,clecis,i,le i " ent, i ; t .. e nu ar es t prise, which yOu know not how to m a nage, wir t giat s. ") 11i ll ' e u:, vl by 4l4 th sla e m lE o cill st ' ltit g l iks hiot te l.hr maaotal7f9itt btalpacnonontrradfrizitoiner,,thaendazym, In oai lf ter pf s • :gt ar 9 ii, , ol e t t r i c iit crwin to s ti le o a n d i i h t o ra ul pid be. ly desid to the ed sfo ß t' y w lb lic e re ,,i utst Son4sh.teyplund fatal con tr adiction, the aßy t he . 914, - 41: - .. nle,astnn ing,n oparcot re q' •for war, while the real ones. are (pr,Reace: ' YOuT,4ll;re main upon your own territory, wh e re two "seas unite to give every facility fiCi; establishing magazines, athickyciti hive hid silt months to prepare, and al ypialy. year, cairalry is in want pf fotage.andtheautik itsgent wat.is felt on evety side. (xclataations..on Me right arid' tiro right centre-," False, false, leave those impostures to the 'revolutionary journals." A v0ice..,.." That is not said from the tribune:l 'M: de , LABOORDOUNAYE.;--:I say it, because! am certain tif it. (Several voices.—" It should not be,said.even if it were true." Other Members:-11aispily it is false.") M T de Lniouitoonnaye continued, and complaioed that under a Royalist Ministry all the various offices were not given to persons sufficiently devoted, su4lci ly e o n c er io g ; tic xv to itu cau ti se le the fo laws ing to dec be lar ex t ecuted, t lEtnited to thi single power of refusing my suffrage; ;I vote against the project of thelaw, became She pis.: .tim a nance upon which it is 'faunded ii &strut; • dine of credit, burdensome to the TreasurY, and dam 'serous to the Throne. I vote against it becaisse ii• mould be compromising the interests of France and Of the legitimate dynasty, to, grant to the President tif l the Council Of Miqisters the means of perp.etnatii4 , a system Orimbecility and of tempo r ising, _Which ti dragging us rapidly into revolution by means o f anarchy.' —Several voices on the right called Tor the printing. of the (perch, but a greater number ex claimed !! No na," t • The - question_ for printing was. put to the vote, and rejected by an immense majority. M. Dela'croix- Frainville, and other Members of the left centre, united with the great majority of the right, and the whole of, the right centre, in voting against the mo tion. Theßxtreme kit of the Chamber cootillues to be destined, and. its benches are filled with the De- ' putiei of the .tight. The President of the Council replied to M. de La bourdonnaye. • - •r:.. , , 11L•de-Vatiblane and M. de St. Cricq, Royal Com missary and Director-General of Customs followed, • after which the discussion was adjourned till the fol lowing day.. , SITTING OF APRIL 1. The Sitting opened at 'two o'clock, and the As sembly proceeded to the Order of the Day on the Project of the Law of the Finances for 1824. A long and tedious discussion took place on a point . of order. which terminated in M. Lanouide Cut. Teter readiog a long discourse, its which, after di lating on the war with. Spain—the Revolution -the Carbottari—and the Minister-:-he concluded bj'aioi. . ing several aniendments.. M. STRAPORELLB then read a discourse in tomer of the law. _ M. de BouviLLE followed, and proposed as an 4 amendment, that 2+o millions should be raised, and . placed at the disposal of thi,Minister, redeeinable - ' according to a plan which he Submitted. He then suggested a system of Finance to remedy the incoa -.... venience arising .from the creation of.fiento. (This CHAMBER OF- DEPUTIES, „MARCH 31. system will be fully developed on the diScussion of some , . the Amend:Mani). During the transaction of preliminary busi- M. de Victims began by eulogizing the suggestion :less the President of the Council, the Keeper of the .. of MI, de 13olivilledit whose system he neveithelesS Seals, the Ministers for Foreign Affairs, for the Into- of decidedly- opposed. We have, said II de Vil tior and. for. Marine, and Ceunt Digeon, charged lele. but two modes of supplying cur wants—by taxes with the portiedilkof the War Department, wen in for meeting the ordinary demands on Government— 'the and took their seats. and by the creation of !Utiles, for supplying the de the discussion which was fixed for the day, was the ficiency of such taxes. The only diffiEtilty . felt by Law of Finances,' and it was opened by M. de LA - Government at this moment is, the having anaccu lIMRDONNATZ, who, in a speech of considerable mulation of such Renter 'on' hand. But the ;neon length, contended that the Budget, being presented venience is, nevertheless, not so - dangerous as is Ini tusk Of war, and yet not including ill the ex Presented. We have at present an issue of 4 11 /efte re diture required fora period of peace, was, in reality, the amount of 180 millions —of these sixty-I t;,: a: mere, ,fiction, which did not deserve the honour s lions are already rendered immoveable, and 'the:he lot' serious discussion. The object was to create a demption Fund operates on the remaining l-14 1 mil-, . false impression as to the real state of the Finances of the country. He then proceeded to animadvert lions, with a capital of eighty millions. Since the ht of January that Fund has not been shackled ItY upon the, tardy and indecisive policy of M. de Vii • . Me,. with:regard to, Spain, and upon the failure . M. de VILLE L E concluded hy, - declaring.thakt e of his rotniscs, when he , entered the Ministry, that any further issue. State.Vias rapidly approaching eowii*the point 4t Royalist principles shiauld• obtain a. signal triumph. which it will be completely liberated from di ffi eriltr. —Axe we (continued. M.'de Labourdonnaye) to re- Our situation is altogether transient.: it is thee& ' gerd,. as the triumph of Royalist doctrines, those .fect of war—it is thaeof threatened two', • and - 01. the - long and ridictiloos effort: at conciliation between uncertainties which attend that megace.,aod,ahat anactive revolotiint and the King whom it has de: thoned ? - Cjapcyliatiow witnse Success would only which is MOst,greatly dreaded by the 'Vella' is,. -in.. .. melt the factunis • tif nevi , country, that it-is merely certitude. He concluded I?) , expressing hilbelieamf . •. •• • • I ,necessary .to succeed in oyertirning everything, in hope that this explanation would 'be satiificidr to order, afterwards,to obtain everything from a Short- t he C hamber, and dissi p ate the g eneral in q uietude: sighted policy, . hich seemed to replace Royahy on • Millais de gin/FILLS& with extraordinary, v 910: . the Throne Only the morello humiliate it ? - Are we bility, read a discourse ; .its whicls he, ilea:tinted :nab to'consider,, as ,the , ttinmph of Royalist doctrines, great heatagainsi the.revOlutiOn atid.ilie tyiWny 4 that ambulatoricliPlornacjr, placed in the rear of.our office, which he termed tlie — tittiinirlf 'Aar! en,: : ne ..,.: army, to watch for a moment Of • weakness, and to com plained loudly that There hid_ tieen :.o_eflitient ' seize a conciliation, by .surprise, which woul d now redaction in the expenses 'of the' AdMintstratine t qf„:;:. be tha more odioes, because it would seem less the the Interior, whilst the funds of Ole OfficAfor. Foyeijohri4 result of the °free will- of the Monarch, • who basal- . Affairs wereinsufficient te ,mai ataitt thehOtioor of/he w ways rejected it, tlian.OE,,that wearinekkOffaptiiity, nation—( Interruption hyproyaied . Pa# el ionikii M.' Vilma re•—,l*tiot?t, citna'tbes4 40 , - , now the more :galling from the barbitityof being de Nzuvic 4 , dragged from dtingeon to dungeon?' Are we to re-' gard ds the triUmph of i fteyalist doetriness the im- 1 This lein , th concluded a s Deputy at ~, . .. peech:.6cesile plead my cause —l speak of subalterns. ._. , _ f tturintwhich the g reate r hour. and a hal i . _ .. i punity.df..thoM provocations to _disobedience in the. . atm) , athichall France has, ‘ sejtnessed ? Are we to ' '-'' the Sitting cloSed at six o.clock. iegat,d,es, the triumph of ,Royalist doctrines, the ,im- MembeEs had quitted,t e.Ha . .. 11. • pUtrity of thdse 'attacks against exeryilliitg *inch is So great_ was the enthusi asm . in Barcelona on'irti l .'s trick ifignst ia.Fiance, antritioh has so tong been '-eeiving the•Kitig Of fr 4 nce's 'Speech, that theibilliA A. permitted • in, the ioltions Of' sertain Joutual , .?•:— . l 4iitants ittitttagy illunkinated the uistill ..14;9a Isinfif-!? 411 , . , ~~ . THE IRISH WEDDING: Ata.-e 4 Dila} pima. and.the Bold Dragoon." A.HERE was a buxom lass, 0 she wed an Irishman, The charm tha t caught her eye was his Boots like brightlayisus., With her leers and jeers, her hopes and fears, Yound Thedy and the .k attacking, 0, she chose this lad so nate, wid his bright Boots, Warsma's Blacking, Whack, row de dow.,. 'Twas on the wedding nighei,faal,. a virrAing 104 site.sargi- • And to and fro athwart the Boots dark tiny visions i pasOl; • A .. Their glossy hue reilecied:true Her form in each, her fancy racking; .1. Och, gramachree, the Devil sure has got in Iferreee Whack, row de dOrir. . • Rad tuck betel the Priest then, that tied the knot so fast. " " And is it for my, bluther's child the Old Ono sores shoat ! " Now in betide" poor Judy cried, " The Devirsbrars Toil. Boots ransacking, " Arrah, Thady, sea his Perm pow, that sprint in rime s Whack, row de ilonh "Ay jewel, is it Horns now in Thatiy's Boots you dread?— ' " Ah, ,tit{,, you're a wicked case, I feel them. on my bid r .. The suelp best t, the spientlitVel. • And Inq's well horn'd, a host not lacking, Appear 'd to ev'ry eye then the shades in "Ireiten's Dlaeii 4. Whack, row .delistwit; Then hubbaboo, what rush and rout, as to the do9K thor.le#4. The guests—but Thady quite At Home, now gavi them some-. thing new. His voice he mitts, and from, the Soots, The visions cried- 4 Why hence be packing ? Come back,• yoorphades invite you, fait, .the. Naps in rirreris es ," Whack, roW.dc doe. . . jiy Hockey then the guests swore, no wonder could sutpass. The magic skill thatleadar turn'd to highly.polishl doss; Eacli featly doce,.wiplanist romance. And sport, the jetty visions backing ; In .Whiskey Shen sweat round the toast.- 0 Good luck to War rem's. B4aci#s7/,". WhaSkt,rew 41041 0 w., This gags Shining and Brilliant BLACKING. Premed by., • pt 14" • attiaM. I 50, STRAND. London ; • ' • 1 Ansl sold ia,ever, Town in the iiinplastu t LiQUID. In Bottles, 6c1., lod. 12d. aid Ind. each 4t 1 '40. PACrillWatVKibiG, in Zots, 6d. 114 10 HIL •esei. . A SAikiing rot p(Pastais ;lug to Fuar is. i1131ie544404 Jksi for WARlilltes PROPRIE'f ORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. AND GLaTLCM[N, LECTION a SIX DIRECTORS of the INDIA COMPANY being appointed for WED the 9th Aprilitext, the favour of your VOTE and r is requested for the following Gentlemen, viz. nley Clarke, Esq. George Raikes, Esq. ;ton, Esq• Geo. Abercro. Robinson, Esq. Plowden, Esq. John Thornhill, Esq. h will much oblige, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your most obedient humble Servants, ts Pattison Hugh Lindsay aM Wigram John Loch sDu Pre Alexander Campbell Marjoribanis lam Astell Charles ; Mils Bebb John Morris Bosanquet Edward Parry .rt Campbell Charles Elton Prescott lh Cotton J. Godsborough Ravenshavt Daniell Thomas Reid Beij• Edmonstone George Smith 'ollarton Elphinstone Sweny Toone. Its Grant House, March 25, 1823. UNTY FIRE OFFICE RETURNS. F. is hereby given to all Persons who, in completed their Term of Seven Years Insurance, ECiS of TWENTY PER CENT. upon all - Pre. by them during that time, .arc receivable of us in Districts; and we request that such Persons as I to receive their Returns in preceding Years will ante forthwith. Vasa, - Agent at Brentforg., .tr. and Nicsiots, do. Battersea and Brixtoo. LTS, - - do. Camberwell.. reit, - - do. Camden Town. moats, - - do. Hackney. it ea, - - do. Lime house. - - do.. Diary-k-bone. timpsTV, - do, Paddingsoi3A IWLINS - do. Pentonville. wets, - - do. Somers Town. WARD, - - do. Shoreditch. r am, - - do. Stepney. ustacc, - do. St. Peorge's in the East. NEXT WEDNESDAY. )0 Money for the First One! DO Money for the Next Two!! DO Money for the Next Fdd r ! ! ! DO Money for the Next Six !!!! X), Money for.the Next Ten I !!!! )0, Money fot the Next Thirty " f the ,Old State Lottery Offices, 4, Corn ed Clnuing.cross, respectfully reminds his best Public, -that the State Lottery GINS NEXT WEDNESDAY. (9th . of THIS MONTH, April), y the very First Prize drawn will receive X 20,000 and the next 52 Prizes will each have a Capital %Wog a grand total of FIFTY-THREE CAPITALS 'HE FIRST QUARTER OF AN HOUR ! contains THREE PRIZES of X 20,000, and 80 other Capitals—ALL MONEY. I Shares are selling at BISH's Offices, 4, Coruhill, tg-cross. Lottery Contract, LISH sold 37 Capitals, and the aril has always been fortunate for 13IS MCC S, at: Month the Grand Lottery of 1315 was drawn , led Three £56,009 Prizes. BISH SOLD THEM ALL!!! of, 12 Ofo4 1 1 §: Flood of Thee*: Coherribla;'lle Pyreemen nod the' of Franey ; Other Times, ~ice. .Original.• The Peripprortit,. Fire Armi and Holy water, and *were Postinsl Osecee.7- Tranalatien : Cratratiana., The Theisen, ice. "i' • Published by Limbed, $6.5, Strand; and T by Seephin, and Marshall, Stationers-court 4 and all other Bookseller...mils • " • 11. J. -c,rms 61- of Md. 'stamped. 0 .• The Monthly Part for March, and the Pint eilithely. Part for the .present year, are now really.. • • Tomorrow rpliE CARBONARI ; or, TEIE SPANI4fI WAR A- ASSIGNED TO ITS REAL CAIISdS. This insportart Pamphlet places the i e.:sob:fa of 'du approach ing War between France and Spain in a 'new Hest, and meet necessarily make the English Cabinet hesitate before it joins with Spain against France, or departs from a system of strict neu tra:ity. To •the Pa mphlet is added an Appendix, containing some curious Documents, which are new to both the Englialf and French reader. Published by Limbird, 335, Strand, three doors East of Exeter 'Change.