The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-01-21 00:00:00

geodes. but by ritorous penal Lora. limo ...... -- of the altar, of the throne. aid of oer fnotlamental la*, ought to be repressed." It it then proposed to segment the maiimono of tiro penalty for outrage committed against the religion of the State, which shall he ponished with imprisonment from three months to fire years, and a fine of from 300 to 10.000 Hance. For offencu r against any other religion to-' Fi'llY rreoFtitea. flue imprisonment is the nine, but', lire fine not to extend beyond 6.000 francs. Hy the thir d - Article, every attack on the Royal dig nliy. tie King's authority, the sacredness of his per-1 son ; the sufcetsion to the Throne, the rights of the Chembers€ are to be punished with an imprisonment of from three months to five years. and a fine of frown . 300 to 8,0011 francs." . The fourth Article :steads the foes sod imprints. events in the ease- of an attack on rights guaranteed by Articles five and nine of the Charter. The maxi- Moos of. imprisonment is thin years, and of fine 4000 fronts: • 'I he filth Article ponishes the exciting to hatred or Contempt of the King's fluvernnicot with an inspri eonenent of from one month to four teen, and • fine of from 150 to 5000 frann. 111. Chielet, is proposing this part of the law, said, the expressions "hatred and contempt to the King's Hovernment,7 presented BO uncertainty. However, to calm the most scrape lone minds, the Committee proposed to add to this Article—" This provision shall not affect the right of dieceasion, and the censuring of the acts of the Mi ldews." It is needless to insist that the censure ' *hick has the public rood for its object should be re spected. The law wishes to reach only the artisan of minhief who begins by casting odium and con- ' tempt ow the etsvorraturnt, in order that be may after vends rise ag ant it and attack it openly. The sixth Article proposes to protect the Whitish .and constituted bodies, by pesishiag those who de fame then, with an imprison's,* of act less than five days, and not exceeding two years, and a fine of from 130 to 5000 Innis, • The seventh Article relates to offences against Ali nisters of Religion and Public Functionaries, received ,pehjiely, on at aaaaa of function of teak, which are to be punished with ionprisonsueut of from five 'toys' to two years, and a fine not enemas% 4000 francs. : • .. The eighth Artick is very iseporteoupad relates ' pnblishing Reports of the proceedings of bees -s-" Whes infidelity sag had faith,' . „.....„; Chiliket,, .sara.noited in them Reports % it. ' , . that thiatheald• be 'pwalalsed ;It to. of tea veol ilstipiiliNe plopebe Maitre ( • .madviriroi.they are actuated by party ~ . . - the bow of obtaining readers. The relapse • imbibed by imprinnumet added taboo. will he sagmeitod lo sue of 'teem* . gale*. the 'Chambers or Trilthislei Meisel their Members, or agalast a Janata or a witais These provisions' - are ':li the spirit of the ' - • Articles e 1 t .610 ,1 1 %,70.10 tbese two reefs 'of 411110" * '. pr.offeace, die Seteiel(Kiso longer doniiiea ill'h al Ifilesce which ha. as abissed, lit my bi• pro .11iiiii reporting these •debetee. The.Cossimittee .. 3 dent the ozpreesion fin • fiefirtere, to boot leo pat 'nil a naturky thew °Ogees are sot *ill if oho *pi extent; h *reposes to substitute for dds *presidia, the words "prohibited for a limited pieta. gfeltfit ever." Bat the violation of this peohibitloolg .l l new offence, aggravated by the contempt . * tbe priei hibition, sod by the quality of the Jolson tit AM be visited with tero-fold punishment.. The poldebo meat propnied is a fine of from 1000 to 4000 fin and iinprlsonsnent of from one month to three yearti Articles 9, 10. and 11, propose to incense the pt nishont of the following offences : ~.. I. Sedition , cries, publicly uttered. ',.. " 2. The removal or degradation of tinfoil& signs of the Royal authority, done to hatted or oibbliept of that authority. ~;,4 1 7 3. The public bearing of external rallying sign, ant authorised., . ,",,4,ltarida to these offeaces--thi exposition is pubs lie plows, thedistelbetioa and sale of those signs des timid to propagate the spirit of rebellion, sad to dir toile the public peace." 'the imprisonment for these offences varies from five days to two years, and the fine from sixteen to 4000 francs. The 12th Article relates to engraved or lithogra phed designs, published without the authority of the lieverement. The pentane for which shall eel ex ceed an imprisonment of six mouths, and a fin of 500 franca. Articles 13 and 14 preserve the power established by Mk law of the 19th of J one, of doubling the fines upon the J lists: and, in can of relapse, of rendering those fines fourfold. ' The 15th Article relates also to offences commit ted by Journalists ; and contends for the necessity of giving to the Judges the power of suppressing a ny Junrnal. The defence made by the Committee foi such power is as curious as it is fallacious, as will be seen from the following extract : " It will be said, that by this means you are really establishing a confiscation—it is violating property. — In the first place, the confiscation which the Charter has suppressed, was that of the generality of the pro perty.of the condemned persons ; the measures at pre sent nosier consideration has reference to a particular object. Sentence of confiscation was pronouned for the benefit of the Exchequer; bat in the .. present can the State takes possession of nothing. •.• allot would you sot aaaihilate the poison of which a !. - olleilool may have made an improper Ose. and which •be right again improperly apply i Would you leave In the hands'of a madman the weapon with which he has struck a deadly blow, and which will enable him to continue his crimes? " Isthe poison frequently scattered through a Jour aal less sahtleare its weapons less fatal? Are not oar eeighiours under the daily enmity of destroyiag Infected objects? The proprietor most snake the sa crifice ; and yet be is in so manner blameable for the visits which has tainted them. ~. a "Ilut It is gild, this would bo depriving whole f. - The second part of Ole new Law relates to . ffielliode of prosecution. Article 16 gives to each of the two Chambers the prosecnticm of the olTenees directed against itself; either by affixing the punishment, or referring the of fence to the tribunals. Articles 17 gives the same power to the Chimbersi % in regard to reports of their proceedings which hi. Chi Met contest!. ought not to be referred to Juries,. which, lie says, afford no gnerantee. to society. The lhth Article mimes to the Royal Courta dos cognizance of offences of the Prem. 11. Chilton was quite ardent in extolling the soperlerity of three Tel , honals over Jerks ; and no wonder, as be is one of the Members of the Royal Court himself. Article 19 ordains that J o flits shall be tried by the Court within the juriedlulote tubers the libel hiss been pablished. The fOth and last Article preppies that Mliblitles against Diplomatic Agent. aceosslitrd to the 'mg shall be prosecuted ex ofrcio.' -•—•••••12.1r - PRIr4TII CONRESPONDIINCII. PARIS, JAN. 17. BONAPARTE'S WILL. send you as extract from the last will sad testament of Booaparte, disposing of sante of saucy which be claims u his propetty, to those friends and servants who had followed Mints his exile, or whom he thought faith fel to him in his different changes of fortune. It is primed here, sad heeded about privately, ia the shape of a small pamphlet, bat can neither publicly be sold, au is it allowed to be copied into thejoaraale. I have made inquiries about its salbeatirity. sad' hare heard that no doubt seed be estrotaissed ow the subject. Besides this testamnt,. of whisk an eakact in here salioiaul, the ex-Emperor left a kind of political will, which speaks of higher things, sad disown of larger sows. IVa latter dwellareat. wtfiffirli . igi l ffire re session of M. Dupio, hap u Jet, be 401(rifflt ..effeY few per. seas, and will for some tirpillitrilOWllfer• a 1,014 1 Isms the "Wic. la It tbcppireser. sl 4 flehma die ' poses of as ahoost imperial foliose of 40 willies* of legacies which ere bum t F l.sby one s therhave not b ee s, r j4, oetrAdis *ball be comet Is. Is mosequeesemt tit levity made by oar testators to tits 00 . 1 0 MilitAriloa. Ow pension of 2000 freers gnaw' wide dials bloodied. Comte Menthol's is dialoged aspayk-to her. The adsunistryion of such seeceosios until imeatire • r iquidatims; reqdriog mitoses is offices. for jemeloss. eommissious, consultations, pleadings, we o r estamentary feeenton shall retain 9 per, lOW* all he legacies, both ea tbe 6.800.000 francs. 'dela the • " zTbbequeathed by, the cedicils. The sums proceed,* from these dedadisisibill be ted is the hoods of a treasurer. and expended on the order of oar testamentary executers. We appeletComte has Caste, min his &dolt his son, and in Lis default General Drone. treasurer. This present codicil is entirely written with my OVA band, and mated with our own arms. NAPOLEON. This 24th of April, 19.11, Longwood. TAis is my codicil and act of my last will. Weft tee feeds remitted in gold to the Empress Maria Louisa. my very dear sad trell beltivud sponse. at Orieses. in 1814. there remelts dee to sae two millions, which 1 dispose of bv the present codicil. is eider to recompense my most 'faithful servants, whom 1 besides rerasumemt to the protectioe of my dear Maria Loc;sa. 1 Wye 9110.111111 fames is Comte Montholon, &sera of which he shell pay into the chest of the tees-1 suret for the same purpose as the above, to be employed, according to my dispositioes, I. legacies of tonscieace. , This codicil is written with my own band. Signed and sealed with my arms. N A POLZOX. blonstsyn Lamers-1 remitted to you in 1915. at the issomeot of soy departure from Paris a seta of nearly silt millions, for which volt gave me a doable receipt. I have cancelled oar .r these receipts, and I have charged Count de blontisolon to pretest to you the other receipt, in order that yon may after my deeds deliver to him the said nun with Interest - at the rate of live per cent. from the lit of Jolly, 1915, deducting ihe payments with which you have been charged is virtue of loy order. I desire that the ligoidation of yepr aceount be settled mentna consent between you. Comte Bontboloo. Vest. Bertraud. sod the Sieve Marchand; aid that this littaislutio• being adjusted. I give you by these pro- Mats fell and abodes* discharge of the sem. I also emitted to yen a box cottainieg myinedallios. heg you uhf deliver It to rotate lloutholoo. This letter having no other object. pray lied. Mow iieur may bare pin lb his bey sod war .4l.lThiON. . aanormee that their eoenmearera. MOM:1 , 11. • selected I.l'. Cr,- mat Per. ar it ilaig " • Vi. liTtett. ' . .. Miellisps. Mli Priadp.l Instrumental Performers: Jews. Maraii, W. Grinbaek, R. Ashley, R. LiadreyN; • deonetti. William F. Orlesbach, 41sckintosb, Pettides; Rsv. per. Merlotti, and Jenkineon. 10 the course of the Even lap. Mr. Ries will perform a Concerto os the Pianoforte. end Mr. Mori in a Quistett.-41ekets. half-a-nine each, in rise h il i p ti sl o tt i eTa e nd In the Lo ; Sal R4ll , Itoyal Harmo n ic ßsdease ;gllir i li s : mission. where Rosesmay be takes. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY. AT ONE O'CLOCK. Ran% Stock. *Oil Indli Stock. _ 3 _ FIE S per Otnt. Rod Nsik 1 Ditto 80nd5.,...... 771.10 i. 8 per (t.Con. mui South Sea StcE ~ Si per Cent 1 Routh Sea Old An 4 per Cants. Poi 1 i Itz.RHl*l.ll.lool. 4s Ss Co. po 6 per Cents. Navy... 108 Tit ' ---.---1401.45. pm 8 perCest 1 Smell SS. ?. pm Long A..it .... RN 1-10816 lndia foi ditto Imp. I per Cent Co.. for Acct.—. 7114 41 Sit Irish 3 err Cent Lott. Tickets lik lis • * . \ ) V . ,' ilk ' .•• . ' ' . ' ,-t • • .. , 4 i , I .ri . , • 111 E-... e , 'AIS_ _ , 7 71IE tiTA't ESIIII Ns. . " ... r ....— r —....M ilk_...---...--.—.. r ti l l V e R A .. 3 , lt a f i l lia L na L o i n t i tH e in il :t il i S ta'tron T beic hi tea l'r e fl e P to rl' a ' a e l l FRANCR. -- - - -----"--'--------"r'—'"-qr'jiv-r.'r-rr frl''tnilprs - - 4thek Oppeny . • i e i t7se I li ei ' a ro irpie e Montholon 200.000 . ' c N . obility.pentry, and Public is general, the the chest, for t _...........- mixoNn INNIVERSARY CONCERT, In eOlll,lll The following is au abstract of the Report read by , c o tru • o t hi t a t r a l li t l f or e" p ri tt r ib id Q h ."-, 4 ,- f . g \ i ltille sit t ii t i ll y :illke tsll r " i ployedaceo r rhing . 10 I ~ . ". it the discharge o legacies o conspenc . Mr. CliiMet to the Chamber of Depiities„ and gives a . , . vr ; n _it rzw lr_pos ire ir r r i e r e e t fr top a a l y nt .tb e a p t 7 J ii y it ti t l ir ie ; • , p ore rty;it t e rs ..ing .... 4„ bk _ arra.. .„..p ray v irs tlits. : ititn ,.. ..cta_ hash.....ivAmaa•giseilebit7anil. tio n n u o . l4b_e .i.rth die M v ot,ll , l be o . iven , o 13: view of the different articles of which the new law • is Sit 'l4 at th he Rooms • tile liiis'c wholly ii2i. Lano .. oo i . from the Works of that great Master. Lader. Mr. 1 to be composed. 'fhe ' , object becomes clearer by re- deprived of their 'property; flat iselylot,tfrii ini fit Irs, 71.41 . ,ow. ?.opruittii-- • , ._ neer ; Conductor, Mr. J. B. Cramer, Principal Voce moving the ma cs of words ill which it i't involved. that., tiny ,wywld, .rnuke "Liu libey_prrserve their, ....,Milda 1,,• sik .war asother_codwil, or act omy Lest will • .... -*TEM townies" Mae Riepbans. Sloan Ressibiaa cars* a l e, wirier[ ' * o 11144 re" -I° . ‘..- Militate,. Ronal de Beset • M 'V h M W K Vba tat sad U Arden 'T1611'41611; to religion, ._ , , .tocn ; tory may make a better pse. of their rem , l The ,a , r. sag •n. e. W. 1 "It is'net." says. the Roomer, "by false inilnl- ,_1- ;.. -eslislimit thbelifitikse Ilimakaios. if they hat wen Mr. J. B. Sale, Mr. Neild, Mr. Haw* Mr. NW* , tile: • can only blame themse l ves for the loss of - a gleater.er i r s ,... h e dideotammissitano ,i i s . 04 . 44) , 60 4 4 t bo„,, 4 . 8 . 4 . 1 .. prima* . 1 ..,,,....„ 4 Nom ..........;-• bee issr .;.,,,eoaa Dana Idiaa. that th e en""' ra he...fit." " • - .. - EDI btattifitunio ‘. littPrEO !tali . el ,3.• • -•'. .•TIOSTAMENV OF • NAPOLSON. - , - Ws diY. - Apt% lii $lll, in Loogettsed,lo•lle• 1' ' • Of St. Helene' •• .rds ip pm ,testamest,or act of my last bill :—. v , kith to th e Coista de Montholun 2,11011.000 km's: ill i proof 4f o ry ablisiaction. Or the attentions be has d il to as thole six yew. Pei to indemnify hies /0 kiwis willeir no mablows is st Helena bid ass. idodeditiolk . 4 '- .vvbile ...,-) .. . . .•f 't lave to therewith Illittemi SIBBSIDIrmica,i; ,: ~.-, I leave'. Mit:Hand, my llrst vela raigliervAllos le lifis perforated' tir opi : i `l'Ntilth that be may marry a *Wee/ :eV . 'il" as 'officer or soldier of Icy 614'14,44 .• lt.laipp IjoArd . ; —to Navarre, 1 4rmsepieefie , Areu 1 ~ ;—to Archaas till e 50.001hodbeital-Tee , • ...,50.0. francs ;—to Chao. • loSidmii. L ‘ ,-,1431 _ • • . , ;,..ttethll AhleeMehmlos 1094000 (ranee. I desire Bakke. .isaetiidld Ilisiesleel ear reote.Novo de Kossino. , i 1.0. Cots' 1 4 1 Cast. 100.000 francs. • Oaint Lavalette, ISIVODIrawes. - _ , 'TI the Sorgeon-In4hisk liarry, I 4reloolk Hr 0 - 1 -- ao r snivanes . . . ~is,tlseemoat: virtuosi! me,* I have k . . . To (le4teral Life* Mamma* . • To UNION' Ihroi l Mea#P ii 08 " • ' • ; e TetleneselVinihmeee.,.tilito• ~ T e: the obildtemeditinnothliSteleo Dievernais, 100.000 ,frimes. , -',,vie. .avleweid .eery .. . . . To the children of the bravo, Labeiloyere, 100,000 • Macs. .. , . •To the children of General 01pprd, killed at Ligny, • 110,000 Dance. To the children of denerslCkitrau, 100,000 francs. , • To the children of the eleVinipi Ueueral Travost, 100,000 francs. _. To Om Lallemand, the Welk 14.41110 francs. To Deem Bastille*, also 1411.1101Lbsacs. Tolima. Clatwel,loo,ooo frames T. the Rereads kleoevalle, HOMO feasts. To Armtek, author of Starlit., 100,000 francs. To Colonel Marbot, 100,000 trines': 1 request him to continue towrite for the defence and the glory of the !Preach armies, and to confound . the calumniators and the apostates. 'ro the Baron Bignen.loo,ooo francs : I request hint to write the History of French Diplomacy from 17:P2 to ISIS. To Pogirl de Talent, 100,000 francs. Tothe Surgeon Emnsery,loo,ooo francs. These sums shall be taken from the six millioas ;whisk 1 depueitedun leaving Paris in ISIS, and Irma the llterestat the rate of 3 per cent. since J alb,' S Ifi, the ac etones of which shall be adjusted with the bankers by the Counts Montholon, Bertrand, and hilarolsand. These legacies, in the cue of death, shall herald to the 1 widows and children, and in their default, shall revert to the capital. 1 institute the Counts Montholoo, Bertralrd. and Marehand my testamentary executors. Tide presses testament, written entirely by, soy own hand,,ls signed and staled with my arms. NAPOLEON. April 21. 1921. Longwood. This is my codicil to the act of my last will : On the liquidation of my civil list of Italy—snrh as money, j!wels, plate. limo, coffers, caskets. of which the Viceroy is the depositary, and which belong to me-1 dispose of two inilliess. which 1 keys to my swot faith ful servasta 1 hope that. without their showitig say cause. my sou, Eugene Napoleon will discharge them faithfully. He casinos forgot the forttaeillimmi which 1 have given him in ltalVerbytko ri r (perste) of his mother's inheritance. ' ,7 * • -•- .40• Alie _ . ..., J.-Speattor, arrived at Portsmonth on haunch.), .. Ldnatis•America. Rho left Valparaiso on tha 104 w Ill ki c or to which tie Creole feign* arrived; f Ain; 'vrlth infotseatioti.that that tow* 1101'14 eel . i ,000 moo seder' Gowen& PhaPat'he ahili Valies. which had checked the Pateloti c cattet i 1 Owe. Glendower left Rio Jan*. on the 244 Sic Map home a million sad a half of ODOM . t arres j 'merciless? moment, shipped at Valparains. l' ~ gf Sebsequeatly to tho capture of Linea ; it 1 that San Audit. by vaginas judicious pene,ataatioas. ,nad vary modpeate behaviour, succooded, nppLeintly. is ',coaching all orders to their new . lihprulars, He ;IllaisetWillanotlf " Protector of 114 .itsdapeadence blers; and, Punt *ea fee. sod aassittipekenareass efiesOliedeelarell, he would be read) , to lim*" tifoliettst be bid long sighed after, by resign. line aittbevity to a Governor. or Direitor of their own appeiatmest. All slaves bora after the 2Mh of Judy are tree. The " tribute" et the lediano is abolished.** ever. : .The.aativee of Peru Mien M ao longer called " Indians," or " Natives," bat " Per*. "vians.` i. Alf compuliory labour of "Peruvians" sbc lishetl-fim ever. nu Spaniel! Constitation being declared a system to enslave the people and* /awe catemialed to make eitcall rugortion of Europe happy, at the expense of the New World. UM the glib of September.. his Majesty's ship Creole, with Sir T. Hardy'. pendant, arrived at Valpa• ralso is 14 days from Lima, aid brought intelligeoce 'Of the relief of Callao estly he*e mouth, in which many Spaniards, with their property, bad takes re fags, by Resent Cautasac, in the fare of the Liberat ing Army. It was also said that La Sena was ad. s emi - dog-with velafeemienente from the interior-I bat the strength of the Indian 'guerillas thereabouts, sad other cluotbstasees, render thai net gaits worthy of credit. The (vastest polity 'of San Martin hat been to avoid .fighting a gemral action. and (lemma' Rica' far% whom the Owen Olendower.hroaght woroded to Rio Janeiro, sad who had a chief command lo,Linsa fur some time,declared the wisdom of it was undenhted es the lots of a hattlemiight be irremediable to tke Patriots. *lack however, was expected from the new levies San Mania was making at Lima, of all men ne. wens /6 and 40 years of age. (Arrant. it Is stated. the eentinandin• ° Oeneraiof.ame of the parties in the interior of South America, whose intrigues hive so long been an obstacle to traniolltivr, has bees taken prisoner, and•shat at Mendosa.• her. nos-Ayres was tolerably. settled wader Rodrignex, and the English merchants were again ven:uring to send convoys of goods into the interior, which, since the death of *Moires and Carrera, bad heroine much safer and snore tranqolL•' • . • John Jaqolos, who rebind sentence of death*, al was ordered for dissection on the 2;tls November, respiteJ on account of its havieg bete discovered the principal -withers against hits hail committ perjury, was en Saturday seeming discharged fri Newgate. Cow DZWINIM SClUMON.—Yesterd2, mernieg theti unfortunate men who are ordered for execution Wednesday nest. were coadarted to the chapel ..f Xe gate to perform their last public art of devotien• ; culprits were Richard Jag() 'ad ✓okd flivatiosom.ll4 convicted last Somber **alms. . • -.Ts, sums' grim:small" ts rraissa f as." . N wn LONDON.' •OWDAT VICNINO, 3.IIIIMET P.pers Lave been received this parsing fro. all parts of the United States to the let January, from which we give the following; front a New York Parm, of the 29th December. SITRAi ...ACT OF A• L TTTTT PATID AORTA VIM*, OCT. it The fail of Lima will not be new to you. I, how. ever. mad re nose fiy.r.tttes that will give yos as Idea of the state of this country, which is tams senkd sow. than it has bees for some time. They are 11- dicing the duties at Dimas, Ayres, sad *dopier mitt measures for the benefit of coonsterce. An Eaglith brig-of•war. arrived hers a fed days since freesia% states. that the 13tjauftktig month being 00004 of the Prince, the troops had pror!aistedillaivenbandai is that day to have him crowned King lIiIVAIIIN. &this appears to have been as set of the sejilimpire hit knows whether tit', photio are fgvibiglllVlV:llll mehmore, or whether thratimer prociateadtliiAlk‘ . -ono . . ) ...4 {•'- P:.:1 New York pope/1440 ;row flaj f its from Porto - Svelte' lOW= that city was. eitie 2la i - ..-. wt.*, . 1, -.• 4, tut • 1,- ... ,"4 tit,- snow TOO um 4 lidllll ll -I***S. M. ,' ----- ""rldr.l IN THU MIRAMAR:- - Baltimore lidigriPsof tassday evening, steer passenger was pot •es board the kheats;bao. lola, ea her passage sato this pkacwoo 24s140sehr, from tbe brig Revelaties, 3$ 4sys fretW Peraseabsce, which sailitilootle'srllirifisitestt . steins, that thorn ,b,4 erilftit 'WeiAMISS thrsagitsat th 4tar 1114 bens shipol d &sir hissaillars, amid tits flings Royal abaisiest fret ilis - Jinerie. 'l' hi hag ilaiS of things elispret St. Salia4or amid UsworVis4e.lhare was some resin mice mad. at Peroembisoo, by the royal testi'', MO after about 100 hung killed, they were merited* surrender. All the ports were ;trews *pa. f i llitteasi at sits milreas. Provisional oeveriesltoote;:Mire e tablished, and every tbi.a bad beesiia .trsooeU. at Is also said, that the P*l4%, 9eaeral, At:leek:Nes a primmer at Ila.mas Ayaellef., Y.414‘ COL Cal Si A...4 4 11101t ttilillfb. latc h adept. b tar Republic of oolesibli ls emu* copy of tlott‘amtite -4 the United &M e, with the emieptimi that the i•-electeA br terve years 'Weal! ef•teril• 11 ' leiresilheatder iit.Ehi fof &wormy mid navy. • „[issrou raTatos, tuC. 27.] Mexico —Amoests mous remit-al pow* ivy it 18, statist that IturbiJe, leader of the ltte rr• himself gaiperoe of Meifigo. We have received Paris papers to the 19th lostaat. hot they are silent as to the state of the negnaltio between Russia sad the Porte. The Argaimig G. silk litotes letters which state, that on dif Deeelaber Salih Pasitaw. Coosasandaot of J way. 6 2 0 ordered the heavy artillery to flrahilmr ; and that at report _ was eircalated that ,the Turks were ring 1. , erectile the two priactpalities: The saute flue° , adds, that 300 Russian waggons, loaded wiit woo °Dion, posed the Dnieper on the 16th of Ihveshr , mid proceeded towards Kischeuotr and the Pinth. From the east of Europe it Is stated, that the thrio of Cassaadra, who lately were defeated there, haw mimed °treatise measures on the arrival of a reiatdr meet in the Ball of contemn, and have Pinouti, a place about 15 leagues distant front s,l•o' ,ci. A letter from Corfu, respecting the Tripolizu asserts, that the engagement within the"'' lasted tw o days, and that it I, faiinated with the . 1 . - struetion of Pearly the whole of the *lurks; that wb° surrendered at dismetion were all treated ei.:. butrateity. Accounts from Madrid direct, nee ~f the sth In ore of these it is stated, that a t expreps had 1114 day arrived from Llareeluns. with a represeutativo the militia and regular troops in that city, reffseed"' Majesty to diawits the present Miniso know, says the writer, that the poldic tramittidietF" pot istorrnpted either in Barcelosia or any vot dd. previews..." Itmas this representation th:athol . • Roiled a Declaration of independence. Presion4 this the Ueneral Villa Getup bad assauted a best,. altitude, by abillting himself ue . , 4000 francs. ; fra - c - es — to Pahlie Unifications; •iii . ! pioslialar claws, ,jeer s i eurT tt t n a i g 1". " ii " i r re . '" ciii iffs-1;:oli:Wd-Wei- concert. 1 4"" I n. " 11 „ tes , _ : " 1 and for political parpristo. It *Old bo ettilonv ih, h ei g etr e : . , rosy . Ye . .'. NALOLIWII. 'rim Now Y. 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