The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-02 00:00:00

4' 17.0 I , . theie rohip, *hi *smile midi all the popular ferments have sob. 404 and 'they 104' abitraunicated their resolution to the rtitikt.'-.(litarlial ties Debate. Nos. 27.) • •..... I Palls, Nei. 91. , Yoe will not heir **thirst interest , the Con. Mititioaal sod trot/ Royalist party, of which I gave yeses.* latienistiee )1 , 11 pay latter of dm 16th, his fat themeesseity ofatinelth intimate caste:ion, and of iugyht, tile** id tai 'opposite _Party has done unto the wing 014 Chambers. This Passion is hold in the Ku St. Honore, No. 334, and has bee n . in fell nativity during the last eight days. It con. ishe yild - date a • yof 120 Deputies, and the 'Mee distin- go tames *hid' appeared in my former letter,' form Wading members of th is Asiatiation. De#l petit" no art admitted, the Salooei are open from eight its the teem as till midnight. The object is the Iris dieeerialon of theifons proposed to, the Chamber,' the impartitti mi.. of their immediate and resat" consequences, and the support of the society fee every measure that tends to the melioration of the State. Their *oh if ordre, or watch-words, we— ___ Ncvn.as, a tarious royalist and emigrant, has beep for some time before them, proposing to reduce thy member of Courts and Tribunals (d. e. such Courts ao4l Tribunals as sere not slavishly &entitle* Kiniol' . ped to suspend the immoveability of the Judge, ass that the Government might make oared them for its tools. This proposal, which was supported by the report of the Central Commission, hes been part re jected and part adopted. The Chamber, on the 27th, decided that the number of Courts and Tribes*ls should not be reduced ; but it is affirmed the' in the Secret Committee neat day Oa Chamber adopted that part of the proposition which watt to make the Judges moveable at the' pleasure of the King, with ' this restriction, however, that this measure shall cult relate to the Judges about to be appointed, gad' that it shall cease to be in !Incest the topizetion of a year after their iostallation. This part oftitemotiam! l I was carried bye majority of only 31. A proposii* by the rincril Comusholowfor-ooteudiag.tltitm stitutioual law to all tutors eppolotipente of was rejected. The Constitutional Clip:ter recosivilk the immoveability of the Judges—the adoption ottbe above proposition, making them dependent on the Crows', is another violation of that Chart. the King, the Co' nsiitutios4 and the Adminisintiom Two parsons commissioned by the Deputies welted oq the but de !Whence and the blighter of the Police to lidera . tales of this reoision, and es• pose its molls* and pdsciples • the Duke heard the deeeloptneht with the Nulled etrasfeetion end interest. He was aware that not one of thqm who composed it, had joined in the puerile mthostrereihich excited so much astonishment in the public mind the other day. You may remember the Kioper of the Seals proposed a motion of trifling ire pristsoce concerning an Accomptant's Court. When any oppOsition ii intended, in the reading of the ar tides, each is discussed separately. Here not an I objection has proffered, in coneleersce of which the rebel appearing certain, a number of Ministerial Members had quitted the Chamber not so the clan destine opponents, who had furtively communicated to each other their plan; the resale of the scratiny ! *is, the black balls met-entabered the white, and the , mi , tion was rejected. His Majesty, it apposes, felt bitterly this unbecoming levity. Nis words were, no dooM in mossideriog the esprit of the measure ) rather 'ban its elect, " Cele .ON'a fak ptate qui sdignera long hos," they have inflicted a wound oa me which will be a lens time a keeling. The bli nhtters replied to the Deputies, that they relied on their loyal intentions, and their perseverance in the principles they had manifested. • You may jade of the political importance of this 'mocha which is aireedy so formidable in gum- Jon. Mete is Ilia no mention of the result of LAVA. ber and talents, and augronnilog every day. At Ors wand meet*, t h ey a gree d to propose gt. d o Sean, ' &sires appal to the Court of Cassation. First President, tad one of the chiefs of the Conti. • PARIS, Her. ?9. ' tutional Party. aa literates,' of the Chamber, in the CHAMBER OF PLERs, Nor. SS. place of U. 'rebutter, whe was oblipd ti resign.— The Chamber met at two o'clock,' to discuss tit Re obtained 15'l rotes. The pore Royalists made proposition made by a Member in the Silting of tha the most ineredibli allerdings, end succeeded in ap- oth instant, for voting by proxy. . •••1 painting M. Kergiilatly a feeble majority of 28.—.1 The proposition had been previously esamined ; lll' They vitult the more, as it la hi ell probability their - - • the Burma, and the Chamber, after a plyfeeol. last bard:earned trim . Novae an doubt of the eveotial succeed whieliiitirie teat .Ilosinkr! of the . di "" 4 " , ad j oinnsd it indehital P King, the part, and Ike 'Oeverinalet, ." 'Mel Royal CHAMBER OF DEPUTIRII,Bes..* 41e-adiemiteires and those . fanatic Royal Ste, who: ir aL _ e _ aa a C omm itt ee ._,. at.a ,.. anala _ aaL... condemn the King's Ordomosnarapioet the assassin a u ' re ` ""` "mr.e ol '._ . o . 1 1 1 . 7. ,P, of D.* legends, sod whose bigoted views or per.. of M. Uyde de Minnie, supportel.ai,.,gaiP't tonal hstorrts, by spreading eoitltatuttien and 'ft. of do Conrad Commission, to redo*. di silk rimming sentiments which caanot bete* soon ova- Courts and Tribunals; was leanly the steer** clicated, would piing* . *pia the State iu all t h e Ups. the proposal of M. de Boortract,to be.. horrors of, a n archy and alp war. •' ' the 'p ug to mows the trial *hick the' Ist* You will es., by -the Papers' of kii-day, that Ow _i_ ij _ . .1 . . ... guOuiu u nd ergo, the Chamber densued these emu Protestants of the South have detersiloo! frots-the dread of the fanatic's; nett* re - op e n llitlitinelpiet for ea " f" Iklib " 116°11 * .it. Two I. cited is the servile p r i n ts, as a , 111, aliened that in the SecretComieltteeti-' i ~:~~ r z; . ". . -- .. - It / ks• *\. " ** V-, .. t. N i t by '141) to 158 totes, tw o I. * j ai de Negriliseor Mit riot . }4s to ppointeddriimtiVeable till lois of u fur from tike lostaltutioo. Clussiber aftervrurds rejected % by the previous , , ORig i RVATVONS • b A _ ; rr ERS IRINA..JOT& 111196.!-D10111 )4144 4 11 14IAMS0 AND LATELY, PIMP "! _ TO THE EDITOR OF THAI' Sui,—Haring been accustomed to read ittblicatious of Miss MILER MATTA W. much satisfactiim—her prose with pleas, poetry with delight , —e production at • to which her name is prefixed; I In._ And, indeed, there seems much internal lion against its being hers. The very title might naturally excite 'aeon of the Book net being written .LlAMs.—" A Narrative of the Events .Saken piece in Franoe from the Lauding 'Leo k lloN4rAfrre, on the First of rat the' Reiteration of 1.0:'IS I•. We see already what sort of Restoration illoold tilde hare. expected that event to bmo-dec' id by her. `lie second part of the title prepai '‘Aciceurst 0 f . the present State of Soda; Opinions. But it this I see : she to give as the state of opinion! which Arndt, exist, titan to Informs as of that does Mdg..%Theiliest letter_ .gtemi Abe Unite wtiiN lens, and that it 4-tek : tat,o..direrie against the Ex4stetaol l and a repentant oetifeesion, as rie calls it, 'tie • Besuperfefil. And that when " first appeared on the pollksl horizon, yet cured of enthaelaim. " She wish did :riatories in the cause of freedom modesty of his demeanour on his Citing she confided in the noble tyeiplicity ter." filer enthusiasm for liberty having.osateed ceases to admire BONAPARTIL• Bee ) farmer Lady may discover, that In this age of has repented of her former admiration haste. . Were tin la ,ledge of Ilia whitest:a /*Mail (toil . the achFumtedgment of she now expresses, it must hue I;eetiltiiiiii Nibs. la Ordenuance of the King, a Commission ski. Rat why hate to Thief under the orden of the Minister of the In. (by what interpretation I knew Wit t : ill be charged to render an ociunt of the , is &Radio July, and his euisk fete state of instruction in the:Schools 9f Medi. generally 'understood and beiliv# (l. in Enet ,nd Surgery of the kingdom, and to propose end of .that month,) thit, "On the went from other quarters, and of making the poespect the modifications.of which they may be sdsceptiMe. Honey sock•lmet by all the waves of of difficulty and suffering to the French nation endless. • hi is no doubt separated for ever from The expedient of negotiating the necessary kais for FRENCH Flittes-53 40 c. and, althoogh he is still condemned to this purpose with foreign bankers, Appear*, Ave,- once, he has bid.a list . farewell it, the Ilamburgapers o th e 3t • fore, to promise but little amass. We are *wired A h Mil with Pi ( ar r iv ed 2s th ration , and may' be said alrea dy to this morning. A Dutch Mail a l so ar ri ve d . last night. that the project of loan to the French Goverment : historrt." . The Ilamburgh Papers contain Intelligence frern hat been submitted to our MiOliterf, and that fleiry ,Wh y then- the violence and :amour in have declined .to offerthe gisarantee.ol this. gantry V i n f ie which leaves n 4 d e eh t th et. the "It"! Of the him which &forms almost every page Di /for. the repayment of the pr„posed "Agit*. I n_scihire! of itusta te " hitd°6l/14 ".. ° bas ken 1 1:._.1 .401ed LoSsose Why!" vesk.fit id* wi th litt The unconciliating conduct of the" inch Cavern. by *l* "' ibis ' on his- lb. endlrtts . ity aid bripartlattry, the' teivpiroello ati Mint itself has, of course, lessened tie probability of (lingers which mdtsfte Resins frdas t hat •qtleslitl= naseeefeatiars.a history, sad M the kit*" euy• such guarantee beiserafthrded in its foveae.— The latest accounts from Sassy stale, that the appre• beiomeir these; or, at least, in language, end with The Papers say nothing of the distress which now hansions there of a renewal of war are morretrong. sentiments that do not misbecome her mu; or why *resells in France, or of the effect en the poblic The Russian southern army beeomes daily ;teenier, ` does she pass,: over the Sat:put °figs ,tiff, or, as and the Turks also much increase in numbers see the she expresses it, the Second Volume of his history, of the arbitrary and vindictive measures which frontiers. The • t r o ub l es in Servia have, broke out t S h o e telleus, that she sh l e has i 4 a :t efn A l t en t t i r r a gn ap a a n r ce ' the Governmen t h pursuing ; but the private ed.. and that rrovince is @gain: become the tiles. / c ens n ! l a o 'vices are filled with desponding accounts, and of en.. e k s i" , tee of anarchy and war. as th e l and the world Cositemr' tioipetions of future diiturbance. ! him; or BOSAPARTE Bilyferon liaTO " It appmdzi boWever, that the Deputies have begun ; The Emperor of Russia arrived at Warsaw on the despaired of a figatithlki;. wive surely a to staggett 12th ult. and immediately commen c ed r e v i ew i ng th e -neir. resolves. A motion of Wool th e s e e ePte n lh e ills" end axis All Palish and Remain troops: I We 604 by the Alton' accounts that; t 4 Deeish cputingent was stillwn its march fp theyregMb (tong ittrs, which it was expected to reach, by the end of tire present month. . It searches by firemen and Antwerp, is commanded by Prince FrtfaaWrat -of Hesse, and seems more intended to take possession of the disputed Duchy of Lauinbergh thin to, opeH rate against France. • 1 The intelligence from Flishinginforrim us 0 the sailing of a Dutch sqoadroo on the 21st ult. with troops and Goveraors on board, to take posseulei of the West India Islands and other transmarine do ' minions which we have so liberally restored to his Data Majesty. Curacao and Surinam ire thus be. gorse possessions of the King of the NrtlititLANllS. -.iusw...- , Brussels Papers to the 30th, and Frankfort to the' ' 11th have els o arrived. They inform us,, that all foreign 41•Preals have been prohibited at.,Lisle, and the, the 'lltst-Permeneet -Conseil allYwrof the lerth Military , Division, sitting at Lisle, in its Sittings on. the 1 14th of November, condemned Franteiv 'Noir Lieutenant in the 4th Provisional company of the Legion of the North, to a year's imprisonment and costs of suit, for having, on the 14th of this month, held in a public place language: leading to weaken the respect due to the person and authority of the King. .._ z . 3 {. It will be seen from the Copy if the Trtett, !Stich we insert between this country, Russia, Austria, and Prussia, signed at Paris the 6th of Nor. that the lonian Islands, namely, Corfn,_Cepheloria, Zante, Maori, Ithaca, Corigo, and Pilsen, With their de pendencies, ate placed, se an independent State, 'ruder the Immediate protection of -Greet arbain. We ore desired to cornet the Report (Oren In our Paper of Wednesday last, respecting the npital con victs in Newgete.ordered for execution on Tuesday neat, The two onfortanata men who are to gaffer the senteocg of the law, are Akio Binned and James Halliday. A condemned Sermon will be preached in lite Chapel of NewetstM4norrom, by the Rev. Mr. Canon. iag 144101,A". which preceded hb retch wet , . 1, the pew and inborn, et the . Bea/trios/ . . repleceton. the Throne by fareigaferee, whi. feltowarTit ?' . ' .. „ . . s i i . If she he aux .simmiallif_riiposi iettlibietty t hierself, ter the name- et 81.010.1.6.14 ill. en I eat Long weak of the .reittstatemerit of the ea . o ,aamli . as she ,new.spiteks *t it (It the Iyilbere)e 404 her'.), as happinessi.te Passes. Cam,. Sir s poser oessoty,. • . • • , ipai'lL 14:111OT. irostoo-ball, Nov, 21, 1814. . 0:. P. 7. t 1 , , rn. tr. El i t o.l6.`;l•P.fiti STr Wir.Ltem AHD; the Plaintiff hi the VAL (.ors. cam, of which we give s a full report, Is onset the richest Commoners in England. Lady Awn is a daughter of the Marquis and MarchiohessWarass• Lay„ born before-their marriage. The Defendant, Lord CHARLES BENTINcK, is second brother of the Duke of PowiLAtil), and in 1808 married Miss SEE. 11 ova, since dead, leaving him one daughter. His Lprtisitip is 'l . 'ieasurer of the King's Households. .DSAL,.Nov.3o.—Foya P.M.—You will be happy to hear that Sir C. SAZTON and Col. &row N have joist l.lersdadJiers from France, all well. Sir CHARLES, I ' am told, fired at Mr. i.frowtct atttn:rot effect, sad the tatter declined returning the fire. • Baker, the Rochester pedestrian, was yesterday introduced upon 'Change, to exhibit himself to some L i of- t h e merchants who had promised to reward bis w. pr. exertions and perseverance, with a collection of Money. Ile appeared in hip walking-dress completes wider his great cost, and had on his favourite shoe.. lie answered numerous questions put to him. Balm *as accompanied by a friend frcm 'Rochester, who, being a person of property, proposed that the Kent pedestrian should•walk any man that could he found, treanalderable distance, in the shortest period, for 1,000 guineas. A West countr y Gentleman, knew Stokes, the Bristol pedestrian, and had great Confidence in his walking (Stokes is now walking it Bristol at the rate of 50 miles a day, and has Coe . pleted ten days), accepted the challenge in his be. half. The pedestrian's friends exchanged addrews, in order to wet soon, to arrange the match to take place early in the Spring. Mr. KEAN's performance of the Duke of Aroma, in The Roney Moos, on Tuesday neat, cannot f.il to excite the Went' of the public, in a high she. give. Report says, that in his country emussion., be has several times performed the character with the greatest success. To a London audience, it is ea. tircly a new line for this, favourite pertefort. Ito /roe from pact *eta Tea maim tba! Isa sir. &HI Li mifiA Ulm Hai flops Tema Mash To Dc I , onion pa 1:11t i 1 reil.4 by 'Mr, as we write easel VlNlblf what ha 10 with 1 wrong of of* boo dal thew Pal di Ina the ws bubo wide" PAM Seam le j now Awn yes Oup t w ter Iwo the iw Sedikki YO. rP61.1 W e liki !mak bit ,ems ilip M.' terttc ol *Silk 7 7 4 1 l • ~ - -- , '..- • 1 THE STATE 1 ".•. -- x.• • , ;1611 '. .. - . . .... -.'.'- . ' j,,...• • AN \ • • -•••V• 11•• ii.alM. • Vaenii• • . , • li tn ! ) stank proper to grout, as a mark of the protec. proof of Their., desiLe not ,to engender new disjen. Chew* 1 1 .1 , 'ii under a I:ieli the said lonian States are placed, times. It 'it not, likewige, a emit Itstefre ble ' pr ' i ‘t „,4l o:.d tor the move eff e ct u al fo rt h erance of thlit protec. proof of thepersecutions they have undergone, r. in; . 0' ti. , , all the po r ts awl harbours of the said States se c utions that the Deptoies'ottleir nail depart eat ere hereby (Irchred to be, with tespect to honorary did not blush to' deity ? ' M.' Vo'yer "ll'A „; after It nod military right s , within Bririshinristliction. The Deputy for Alsace, whose family stands alai hi The CI Commerce between. the United lonian States and the Faarope for Ibi 'political 411ustratima, haring- 0- tee& .:. amninioos of his. Imperial and Royal and Apostolic dotted four successive Mististers, vies literally . d te r 6 / 1, • Males/ Itha,ioy the same advantages and 11011. when, a month ago, he matte an *notion is A 6 o y j u d, r s . Ilea as Males/, o G reat Britain with ike 'saitiAltilletriliebrithirt atrotitiet. It a eredoa for a- retie* at '''• ' - Sestet:- None bet Conseserrial Agents or Consols th e state of the nation, to Wort* th e nereisity of, . The I charged solely with the carrying on commercial rela. be said, " Wow can you refine a similar - demand, : 60H1'. stud subject to the regulations to which Com. when on one able we are told of seditious tries pit ' , Nerd naeri*l Agents or Cipossule ate subject in other lode. the other of the massacre of the South ?" •Theeeon foot pe pelisiset theists, shall be accredited. to . the United several Members vociferated it/31/01re, entirelyfalee, w imp ' Stidep of the lonian Islands. aid the Deputies of the Gard esifecially tieclarell, the cow 4414 1 :fid __...• All the Powers which sigited the Treaty of that nothing of theitind.etisted. _ . The • .: : r4thrNfAlii 30th .May, 1814, and the Act of the ___ Ta __ ~_ - . - _..—s CongraWAl yiqopaq ef kb.. 9th Jamb, 1815; and also. liTt iw 1 two DO CAPITAL LOTT:ENV WITH 'TWO (Iq..AND 1 r - Mt. ' Ow Log of the Tao *edam, and die PRIZES OF FIFTY THOUSAND- POUNINI.• AND 1911011 HE Otielsis . ' Ibe incited to accede to the pre. ; ONLY FIV li, THOUSAND TICKETS, F MUST A.I.L- 7 5 I ran , wit Cons , 1 RE DRAWN' NEXT THURSDAY. - i eittfish' rt.9.lllhr ... _ Act shall be ratified, and . the i t '. Digh.P sIM ' • Wo lls. ji;. Ise • , aged in two mouths, or I / 6 " 0 Ma • e ... • ~..a...i..- Ik lug 50 t t . ~ . . , • Oetsinhargh .- +.l I impisa .an lag alt isiewspaiihe svaretles Plasdpatisatieries f • Prior. , ' e. 4.4. ' • .0. the r Hi/ • Hatoborgh • • 1 - ~./... 1. - hetie siensd it, mml Alta elierlatile tlitt 'trek of their ?•• • • ------ - • Hw " .. .., i f ‘ ,.. l / 441. :% 0 .i. .A h a aria. . , - : O .l lO I ! - P.m 0 Parisi, the SA diy - tlf• Pfeesabor; in - - tat 'gar of our-Lerd, 1815. .• : -..-.., . , PRICED,' STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONit . O'Clkteit' Of golli • li m e: ' : : - --f- --•- • L. , •ng.kee. 41 • it " I, '• Vivi ( 11 1 10 0 it ll 4 cAtrr" fl ii• -.' - - 3 par Gat atii: aviso India leads 4 s'p • ~.,_,I 9.) WE L airtwt., 9 per Cent. Cons. Exchequer Hine 13 p - ; • ..m4 1 .. ,, 4 ALI), •La Primed* itisollrlrlP3Klr., 4 per Gest 74i %aim 14if lobed 0 . • (L:11.) Le Golfe CAPO D'IsTRIA. cis N 6 per t.. Navy . • • Cowell for ace. a *nee wi - _ . . . - • - • --------77-- -T '. - it is NIA 1 Punnets CeitIiIiSPONDIINGE. 2. - 'FIFE U's STATESMAN : abaearil • ......ams-- Paris. Nei.; el.. • --- ----- -- -- --,------ 2 -- . -:------ . .i i - been Pa ~ . alien l.46 * + • .a merchant who left Nismis' the ' ' LONDON: •• . . i has mat 1111111171tVeiontb, after the arrival of the Doke . 4 s way c. 40 A He H. alalla AM Ibis Prince, instead of SATV&DAT S • DECIONISEI . S 2 ISIS. . .. 1r• 1 i l • to tile . Protestants, called sport them to s , units 1 • - . 1 wishes t A ! ,that lit *mkt to restore tranquillity they The Paris . Apers of Wednesday li s t readied' as et j a ta k,. , . • comma to ;hut their choreh. 11e states alto, a late hour this forenoon. • 004 tie roasassios of Gen. Lagarde are not nor will .I I° s e" day be *meta. The Prince Ms reeomnienced the j The french Fonds appear to here recovered a proper-1J . . I.' --- • O. . , aarttlaasdea of fin Catholic worshi p little, bat are still under an unusual depressie " n.l, IC , ' ' ' -Cle the macre % as If to COURT 1 The 5 per Cents are now fluctuating between 52 and * .. , . . ' • . • . Otteeete - enissetisem as ants. . i It is 1 elite( '_,..... fir Off oar the same men who walk li 33 ' This of e""" 6-46 be attributed t. tilt Ito- MOM.: . -....7 , 01111 that persecute the Protestants. men.. pecuniary burdens which France sees hoped fort. • , gose . - , By ~ , .Is 4. /14 Outset 'I read on my arrival at Paris, il lief, for • these burdens threat,s to increase rather f ormed 1 • .. lowing: 6 We are assured that the i hsa.dimsinish; as the examples of reclamation given a Vsit the Protestant Church at Nismes, pm- tenor wi by the prinCipal Powers, have already had the effect present , fisted with . detests of gratitude towards the as. 1 , . 'I! !Wilily whit bare se highly profsded the free ezer. Of meitiplying the demands on' the French Govern- tine and eileig add? socal 4 iP, 10 determined to sasPea_d. i bent from other quarters, and of making tke prospect th e m a al.a• aaa•ataa ...all .11 •L. amanita, forinaasta Its v. tall., I • ...... .. . .... . . .. .. . ' .. s. i I • • • 4; . the prow lam dif it 11451111410 ‘ free read the various free FYIkLIAIeS, With pi a Insure and her the lengthappeett Tab hope sat ripely. Teo mud iirriemp: • Tel to 11 its roach saspi, we • by Mips VVtt, ft ids which hots that ding of NAPO- sae March, 1814, e .' r . ., main psieratio,; end these tot".godecrib. jack this tan es for An 2Wm itAy mid Public : he seems rather moral she would:elk Len which aetsally Li ireeer. 46 4 mica ionetnees es Z4r""kt Pion' die it, that she Ik e se Milton pi e I, ski As eet. iltiew • filiteilitl4 PF i s kp itset'ta Path; flops of chem. rtiii(mweed, sk serve sti • *Amps the la rm 4a utalt w ilit m y odi the ilandboti l l ui T ; e , it* feitosp-;- Joh* of hats which - sees. I ills olte for rte onion for Abe letter p " was far Cm England at the store Is distant and store free a MI ocean, n public life; from I to suffer exist- , present gene. to bele% to To TI in yowei of telt titi. ;NI Ave . the proposition of the Central Commission Lientileig this MMUS to all future appointments udges. Correctional Police of Lyons has just sen , to imprisonment of two years and sia mouth}., persons, who, on the Roth of last Astfest, swags tines songs in a pot house, anti in the streets of commune of Nevelt*, (Rhone). Correctional Yolks of Paris hes sentenced persons for seditious !mirage, and one for Ling Vire l'Empereffr ! the former to fines of' Inca and 50 francs, the superintendance of the Polica for five years, and the expence of print-. copies of the trial ; the lattvrto three months imprisonnsipt and three months superintendence of High Police and costs, . baker of to Iteole, convicted Of seditious lan. crags has -been sentenced by the Corot of Assizes, 11100lima, to three yews detention. ' IIICIA, N. 11.-If public romour is, to be iced, a dimmers has been made in the'pepers 1 epon Murat, .of a very important correspond ith Italy and Germany ; bet the discoveries said to have given rise to ureinvolved in much wity, and the more so, ilia is said seals have put upon the papers of Madame Merit. She lay enemies, and is accused of having given considerable sums of money at liiimbourg and to raise partisans. 'Modems Murat, who to take no part in these_reports, has sent, it ,Ibe Chevalier de Mary, to solicit permission resident Prague, that she may - have her children ty educated there. !RR EXTRAORDWART. Wrdiesday Monolog. affirmed that Harm Rbeigabort Is ,appointed Minister to the Cosemsail Diet at b'esijk.