The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-06-07 00:00:00

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Fbls Lock is constrocted on the priseiple of diseharg her by Psacusstott or with FLINT AND BTaar., the Ws to either mode of firing belay *acted instants's- Meseta adding to, or removing from the Lock, any %stayer. vamerous orders already given for Gnus se the above bg Gentlemen of high sporting character, having fly established the superiority of this elegant Lock, rand WJTI`Oi•I, GUN MAKERS, of 07, TIERBLII• Airliner. (where oily it is to be procured) have the it meldenee is respectfully submitting it to the alien ( the Nobility and Gentlemen-sportsmen he general. AON AY. AUTOS. MOON COUNCIL, holden in the CHAMBER of the ILOHALL of the CITY of LONDON, on THUM,- Y. the eth Day of Jane, 1822. REPOR I* haring been prenatal to this Gen by de Committee for Lading the Bridge House lieletuth rending the advertising for Plans for a NthriAreite the said Report was read, agreed to, BIM teitind lithe Committee, to be carried into execution. seised—That this Court. being decidedly of 'Oaks te ereoion of a New Bridge, at this Mme. as a EOM* he the Bridge, called Leeds. Bdd e. is &epithet In lm sad Isexpedieet, es se ds t ems be eitemlal•sd oshillty of the present Mosby% or the 11111 ma alterations as wat e rMg iaaaliaary the saodatioa to the nasigatbass' mei Orrostqls. the persons interested sad eafirysi le web Ravi hsviee espressed their thltenelleed amenities t• the Wit of Tolls, in support of setih r eimerbees esti me riPeactiterepublicly , it is of great lapertseee that it Amid be . sad undeod, the seqdthemee of this rt. ado proposed measure, is elan leerily In defer 'ls he "Won of the Committee of tbeCemmese House %oak lot. in any respect, seadisiosity the Judi- I, w nemmineddation, of this belt 4 01ted—That no (lentil sae be estestalmed. If pest es 4ere in repealed lamitaoses lo refinish. Oat 114.1 r yr. as proposed le Parliament to be eriNIA lasksiber iws or A pprotteArg, nisi* limbeek meele. aid Ite.llll l ll ao sill cost One ?dillies sad a Half of Money; *ft. tl,i; Court dath instruct the Committee to tea l :AC e that staple and undoubted provisions be V Y 0, 4 Parliament, to the extent of One Million of lilesay rm. for cam tog Into execution their own adoptemrossa 'Jo he applied as occasion shall require. in order that id sis 01 the Corporation may be protected from every *•st the expense, exclusive of lbe charge es tbe &We oe Estates. 6 •olted—That, in consideration of the great thaturiora ,` is the anusal produce of the most valuable part of the *Roue Estates, consisting of wharfs, Warehouses, g•liter Buildings, near London Bridge, particularly on 'south Side of the Rive , . likely to be ocessitmed by the ism of a New Bridge, this Court are decidedly of opi. List a Some, not exceeding 400,000 , . ought to be SPOO the Bridge Noose Estates, towards bandits' a n Bridge, and i s th e u t m ost that Property cam bear. 41 n prospect of recovery, after the meresary supply t tra) the ch arges upon , an d I n res pect of, those Estates. ( Ated—That the Bridge Houser ommittes be directed ,`" (41 the prod fess of th e proceedings of the Committee .!* Haws of Commons. relative to Loudon Bridge , Ply "IY and circumstantially, every easvaleg Coen of Com uthrii such proceedings shell be le any saanuer r , ed to the Resolutions of this Court. V? OODITIORPE. Robert Ward. Esq. M. P. Chairman. George Hanimersley, Esq. Sir H. Parnell, Bart. 11. P. DIRECTOR.—JOHN WRAY, Esq. Depot,' Cilairalla. Benjamin Ansley. Esq. fenrenee B. Morris, Esq. H. J. Bouvarle, Esq. I Wm. Sotheby, Esq.' Henry Hata, Esq. I The Hon. W. R. Sponse. David Leine. - G. T. Spencer. Esq. • - John Clark, Esq. Managing Director. emsassa.—Meurs. Harnisarsley. Greenwood, and Brooks -1 • bank. CO, Pall 'Mall. The above Company has been formed for the perpose ef pro, bliss against every pecuniary lose which can result Item the calamity of Fire. This has long been a desideratam,ltir silietleh mach has been dams to provide for the eeevesieeee will allilltellaterstdmtlba Public. whh respect to Die In sirlufas; INte Nimraces hdaittingaimest of an sepal variety elbmns tsgatalavacelloinirtitediesoiptiosisefemstreble pre pet%Jpig Neale left pearly_lp a state of lake . By the plan oftiligMbiedic'svery Individual Mine n trfsis the S . AK vow sown peewit:Moil= t ram o siti troory, pecuniary difficulties arising from the &Stenciling eroperty by . fire.' 'The Com pany undertaking so peg./ priCsat. on the amount of theist' within one we.-ir, after the /re; In addition to which, the ha mediate ad's/stags@ dariverbY the tweed from thriitiest abatement tit stper Coot. so the rate of eosinion•Ussmisires will be found. infasidesbly to outweigh any contemplated retain of Premien yet offered to the pub.le. Hitherto si larger Penton tine eetaisitM bus been charged os cominoisiliume anon. to muss tit Oh. loss sustained on those that ate doilbly hanardoes, which defect is remedied by the plan of the Bea com The aborts Baulks aro secured by a Capital of *PAWL raised by the, sale of 2000 Shires of IDOL each, lders of wMch will twelve annually 6 per Cent. on the de posit made. imesisiva of smolt further dividend, arising from the profits of the Concern. as shall be declared at the sad of each year. The plan of the Beacon is particularly vocelb leaded to persons deriving Income from the noel tlf legs, and also to tradesmen, as the Company hairs adopted entire new regulations for their protection. Every laformadea. with prospectuses. may be had by ap plying at the Oilles as above I _00111114411•1.1111BS and FURNITURE.--Save; 1.4 rot. lam 1111100:40 HAND PLATES, are now mss sale, at' Cods ailf wait isn's ManufsetorY, 93, Bishoproi gatraerest. 1 1 11411111a.--41ese the larger sizes are edeilrei, boy Nimrod Ow larmA i r-rooms and elegant drawler resins. A kik boa 'of rich fi nished Chimney, Pier: allailletWal Glasses of superior colour and brig:a t :y (3 i de aks Ira ! rand al e rts:et- s precedent. Mt Reticle say deo be es 180 by 72 Jrobes. 120 !g ligllool: 0 . 11 ZSILBS • Proprietors of fuels w . M.111.4:010 W deserving- attention. .froositoopealvoy~, s cptaieetaa4CiaairWork. rotVidenteliWail. Milo *ow opeolaions of — ll,l)te="44 l * 141 - 10. 1 11 7 01" , ," h "" -, Trry-T • - t vsterday Common Connell for the dispatch of general mess. A petition was presented from the Royal Universal Dispensary for Childroo, prayiag for a grant in aid of their funds. A petition was hid before the Court from sundry in habitants of the Ward of Cripplegate Within, against the Union of the two Wards of Cripplegate Witbis and Without. busi- LONDON DRIDOZ. The report of the Select Bridge-house Committee oa the state •f London-bridge was presented, and recommended the building a new bridge, of 690 feet, with five arches. Mr. (hamar( thought that a new bridge was wholly uottecessary. the Common Council bad waved its ob jection in &forges jo a committee of the House of Commons. Moltivei,,f an extremely Improper nature had bees Impaled IS the committee of this Court.-- He• wished the public should know that this Court was not a party to as bill which might be introduced for building a sew bridge, except by compulsion. If, therefore, any difficultioasarose in the course of the building, this Court would not be answerable. The Committee of Bridge-house estates had a most difficult task to perform is living to deal with the committee of the 11011110 of Commons. That committee was for merly composed of persons in some way connected with stone-masons, engineers, and iron-workers : but the face of things was sow entirely changed, and Hovers). meat had taken the matter in band. He bad attended the committee, and he never before witnessed such baste and confusion. The only step now to be taken was to agree with the committee in its report. He hoped if the bridge were built, it would be such as to do ho nour to the city of Locdoa. Mr. H•NliattD thought that the Court ought to pause before it conirmed the report of this committee. Air. Sheriff VZNABLIS was not satisfied that Parlia ment had yet formed any determination upon the mat ter. If this Court agreed with this report, it would be committing itself, and would be making itself in a manner answerable for the payment of the whole sum. Hr. Ohne.' le tlsonzht the better course would be to prepare a 11111, sud send it to the House of Commons. The Batoas•uousa COIIIPTROLLIM in compliance with the wish of the Court, informed it of the steps which had already been rakes. The heads of the clauses of a sew Hill bad bees drawl► up. 1t was not probable that the Hill would this Session be intro duced into Parliament. The Itsconosn thee put the question, that this Court do refer back the report to the committee to carry it into execution. _Mr. Alderman Weep observed, that chain was scarce- i ly a dissentient voice in the House of Comatose ariginit iekailding the new bridge. Tbe opinion of the bogie- Ware bail already been declared. The comusittie of the 'loess of Commons had no other motive than lobe- i tiefir Ore city of Louden, and if the bridge were hunts it would be one which would do honuor to the city .ef London. He reminded the Court of the many am .cidents of an, extremely serious nature which were eon, mantis, happealog under London-bridge. Only three Mireks ago it man was by the force of the current *rnoicked off tt b.rre by the tiller. and was seen se MI6. He complained much of the vacillation Of this Car-with respect to this matter; and be hoped that vAutiriptlength form the determination of agree ing, With the committee of the House of Commons. Mr. Stull Vertaimes denied that the Court had viten:awl. • When Parliament bail passed the act for boihlleikesiii ridge, this Court would approve of it • th Pad as as atisendatetst, that this report be table. 111 i Al 4, -Armes intimated that It was the expects tion.ef thergiose of Oommons th:A this would be car. ledinti the foflest effect. • Me. S. Mum thought that the amendment was futioded Upon good sense; for it_ was admitted upon all bands that the Bill sewed not this session be intro duced into the House of Commons. Mr. 01.DHAll said he had, from the Wetting to the sad of this 'object, considered it as nothing but a job Unless the Collet was prepared to say to the Legisla ture' " Take our funds, and Llosinister theta as you Lplease," the report of the committee mast be. sent ISack to be pot into execution. 11' Mr. Sheriff VIINAULBS then withdrew bit former amendment, übd substituted the fAlowing:—" that it be as instr%lon to the coturnittee not to proceed farther in th ecution of this report till the peat meet ing of this Caen." The questios was pat upon the amendment, and it was negatived. The original question was put. and carried. The Court then proceeded to a ballot fur Under Cll7 Marshil, in the nom of Mr. Brows, formerly UMW Marshal, bat arm elected Head Marshal, when Mi.' Wadham Cope was elected by a large majority. Mr. A. Karma. aitiaan sod tallow chandler, WAS nna nimously elected, by stew of hands. a second Assist ant Clerk of the Court of Requests; and Mr. James Adcock:citing and merchant tailor, was closeted. by ballot, as the third Assistant Clerk of the Court of ATE. 2 ,1 adrid preme Political Chief appointed for those provinces, Duo Joao O'Donoju, and some papers were seen rela tive to those same transactions, it was feared that for forming the treaty concluded. in Cordova ot► the 24th of Aug, last, between the said General and the traitor, Colonel Don Augustine Iturtide, it bad been falsely supposed that the former had power from his Catholic Majesty fer that act; and its a little time the correct ness of those suspicions was found ; as, among other things, the said O'Doooja. when on the 26th of the same August lie sent this treaty to the Governer of Vera Cra; notifying him of its prompt and punctual observance, he told him that. at his sailing from the Peninsula, preparation for the independence of Mexico was already thought of, and that its bases were ap proved of by the Government, and by a commission of the Cortes. His Majesty, on the sight of this, and of the sight of this, and of the fatal impression which so great an imposture bad produced io some ultra marine provinces. and what must without doubt be the consequeace, among the rest, thought proper to order that. by means of a circular to all the chiefs and cor porations beyond seas, this atrocious falsehood should be disbelie►ed ; and now he has deigned to command one to make it known to the Government of the United States, that it is false, as far as 0 I O'Donoju pub. lished beyond his instructions, by pointing oat to it that he could have been furnished with other instructions has those conformable to constitutional principles. In compliance with this order of his Majesty, I can do no less than observe to you, Sir. how unfoundel one of the reasons is in your note of the 6th inst., for the recognition of this Goverment of those of the in surgent provinces of Spanish America, that it was founded on the treaty made by O'Donoja with Dur bide, since, not having bad that power nor instruction to conclude it, it is clearly oull and of no value. I repeat to you, Sir, the sentiments of my distin guished consideration. and pray God that you may lire many years. JJAQUIN AAA N AA ATION.) DON JOAQUIN D'ANDUAGA TO TEC SECRETARY OP STATE. Philadelphia, April 26, Itr22. SIR, -1 have received your note of the 15th instant, in which you are pleased to communicate to me the reasons whirl' induce the President not only to refuse to his Catholic Majesty the satisfaction which be de manded, in his royal name, fur the insults offered by Oeneral Jackson to the Spanish Commissaries and officers, but to approve fully of the said cbiers conduct. Before answering the contents of the said note, I thought it my duty to request instructions from my Uovcroment ; and therefore, without delay,l have laid lIIIPIMIPIWiI 11Gimm irons r ---- . besibbiel.looffee fflund.ateeet't mod of Mr. Rod pesaltar neatness and enemies, with the AM greater Wren- II Iffaillsoda of dui Tbeatre,llll74getttmet. tape of economy Ulm eon& eue • ft q sts 4.l, lfera . itike dellvere ttel any part Si the wintry. without . UNITS ,p.ir; ti of the EGYPtIAN TOM B .—The ") STAITES AND SPAIN. ICS &ad 'Me/SING of the E GYPTIAN TOMU '.-".4 °116111 " °T °1 ' 1 ""! °I P' lekl• gt .. - • —me- soh= is the appends */ meek ef JOWL Casa- filling WHITS DENTIFRICE, universally ac- AISSIAGE raosueng PRISIDSNT OF Tilt UNITSD STASIS MOM WOW) 11. Persia oif hi odid_, aid so thlodal r J 11: bnowledged to the sews els Oat sad efaceeless pro- mbe had. Oki 2 i 4 oak lit the ii 9ooo am I)! peislieshitherao ' 4 Toon lIDW DER . It ins she To ilia 50055 Or RRPRESENTATIESS. bi ns. Asigimeee„ sit ASISSOSISISOSIC•4 4 , il• DE md of snore le as eminset degree. and I transmit St Congrese transiatieas of two letters , .... -. • ' ' am ' OM"! • M hews - frsta DimJewpills4FAsilsaga to the Secretory of State, • 0,•.... . • • • A S . • hilt 7:8 • 111 i" so' wbkb iitsciie*Minivtet alb! Sepussusii-of Mate • hods ! of Sale. whirls Who floor 4* ante t has no action whatever. has' been decided by est beak of Jane, Instead of the Ida Arno. ea ho - entail /spell:nest. and is the prisibpal merit to which the since my last message. communicating copies of his stoned. Inventor lays etaim feeble prepanelom il el ng perfectly correspondence with this Government. - - I wriarrso PAT &NT GUNS is load at In aseeltbeffilffee Ossilfrlse lap/spared only by J. FAR- Washington, May 6, 1822. elltemberldebletnes and Gentlemen ere respectful- ILE Y. Citerlso-aleent. St. Jammesessam. el up above laventlem wbielt fee misty. Tile Erioltraltetilt L live or. for Instantly [TRANSLATION jiy , sl=hi bogies, will be teem 11.pellfie SO females ffiardeliebtflit saminee beverage, the Effereescest stlaction of the kind ye offered to the Pablte. ' lig bansenitde.k prepared as mai: DON JOAQUIN D'ANDUAO 4 TO THE SECRETARY OP STATE. Wine the rapidity of kettles sad Aring sr Fetallig. —-- Philadelphia. April 24, 1822. r Mk, Is learned In the properties of at best - COMMON eV UNCIL. SIR,-1s soon as tbe news was received in Madrid isle. Maneactared by A. F. RIVEN, Onamdithr, --.....m...- of the recent occurrences in Ma Spain. after the ar- ,Reeeet-strest. Wateries-plaso. Yesterday the LORD MAYOR held a Court of rival at Vera Cruz of the Captain-G•neral and Su- - iRER 5392 EAST INDIA HOUSE, June b, Coe! of Directors of the United Compa leny oj reboots of England, trading to Me East girt liotice. its narrow* to the fly.l.sw, Cup. 1, Bretton 4, a mond Used of the mild Company will be bold at Es Is L t edinhall-street, ea WILDMISD4T Next, tout at dere° o'clock to the (amoeba for the et conskirrieg a Bill now peening le p arliament oligstisi the several Law. Mail?' to the prirste • ith the Batt Indies; and else to consider the pro: ascorbic I. the repel of the Law, by width der the berthen of 3k) Tons are at Fleapit pre. Me wiggler is such Trade from the Mated JOSEPH DART, Secretary, • RE ROYAL, Dre ry44 BRA AU'S %BAH AM bas the homear of ' is, to the Nehility, °retry, sad the PAM, that on Jul. IL will be performed, for that eight sally. wsies et tie Preprieter of the Theatre Royal. the Opore Besse, the fairmorise - Medial Dream of the WOO& s lldheer sf. Brahma; Barest Ur. Z: ; Olrab 11141U kbeit tr., lCovellias ilba 111m44. -Imeretta, WA thee mbed. Ike Opera, ler. Prelate will ds his sile ow fees.' • Time& Vora is emus • • Is time 4 kart e the celebrated • Pletere Sae,' ceta Noty's Lemselodesse."rbs diet of • Ilse 'rayelltr,' with Ur, Ify_merd; aid • la early Bay.' Fords.—After tits the amide plate of WILL 11.60.1.11 r. fly whist the tiff of Ae01.1.0. • The celebrated 'oat..." To is is Neves, MK 111illiaa ; Mir, • ObewbsevApello, • lir. lielleet•reefOlsribis ~htt. es t id eiy ideLP=s ol twits of Ala T•gi . .* Illt_Valettree ee ... = . 21 , 11t; end d Litragesosealsdie we eponym this eirselleg ig r i l l— rnia - 0 ';"" pia lksart.Glee, ekes Nee wares reteleoffb*long. fan. 'The Wolf.' Wad. Comte Glee.. A Pie at sites; or flopPe, Wleftelaises. Obligate.* Bing, see 'Thrflostberd of Aapeasoll,' composed by him- Re., ' Revisal° tstil ern.' Boar. (by desire.) rs et s lAnyiseeme; by Ur. Dade', saw 'Tbs Nelson,' by Mr. Bretons. Glee. • The Mighty ror.' Song. lir. ' Maestro vas se Opera 'Breee's Add'sa to his Away,' by Mr. Bealseas.— Hers'os Health to all rood. [.asses. —After arks Eireli of the COBLIM of PRESTON. • kit . Yandii. .Inebe amuse of the weird* lass Pates /Bs colobrelo hello of _'Medt 1 •4 •r Rabbit, tele/ ' bet mw limeygllaa. W ether /sea k 'the , riliat • Milla lbee tar r bed Abel - of • Islet lrtd sith oist al has attack awl will slag 4 .131 4' his QM of •La 1 direst la MEW aßatgblieliblaSa, see Ueda. Wattle. Nair* FZMILL'4=I,.;,i plioes fee the betufila`K it before them. Until they arrive, therefore. I have einsaPed tsyeelf to two oliserrations:=l.lst. Lf.,iA mfr owe of the 18th of Ntiveasher last, 1 seide that as Geri Jaelmea had not specified the actions which had los: dated him to declare the Spanish officers eypelle.l from the Florida. criminal, nor riven proof of then. thought myself satherited to declare the acesiseti. false: I did sot this through inadvertency. hot °pop the evident principle that every person &reused has a ,sight to declare ao 'emotion destitute o f proof f a ke, and much more an accusation net pretended to ist proved. Thla assertion of mine does not maims that 1 am not persuaded of the merit of the said Generale and of the claim which he has upon the gratitude of his country; bat although It ie believed the ditty of his coestry to eulogise and reward his eminent my vices, yet it will he. lawfulfor the representative of a power oatraged.lo4lo to complain Of his somincre I cannot parswPde myself ilat. to aggravate my said exPreulalks fie 40.8,14,11 see thosight . tisill bad been venting In dee respect, it not being pne4ble for that opinion to bare entered yonr mind, wbea by his or. does Mr. Forsyth bad seat to the Spanish minister. en the Ist of September last, a note, in which, complain ing of the Captain general of the island of Cuba, be accuses him of dine Lie pecuniary motives, in not having delivered the archives, without giving stay proofs of so injurious an assertion ; and loud remarke that the rank of General ?daisy in Spain is at least as elevated as that of 0 1 Jackson in the United States. and that the services performed by him to his country have rendered him as worthy as he is of its cJosidervion and respect. 2. Although you are pleased to tell me that pact of the papers taken from Colonel Uoppinger ate ready to be delivered, which the American counuissioncrse nftfr hailing examined them, have adjudged to be returned to Spain, 1 iio not think myself authorized to admit their return is this manner, but in the mode which I demanded in my note of the 22d of November last. As I .have seen by the public papers that the Presi dent has communicated to Congress the note which you were- pleased to address to me. dated Vie inst., and that it has been ordered to be prit ted, I take. the liberty of requesting that you will have thy goodness to use your iofiuenes that this my answer may be treated in the same manner, that Congress aud the public may be informed, that if 1 have not answered the first part of it, as respects the general baldpate, it is only to wait for the instructions of my Government, bat that I hare answered what was personal. renew to you, Sir, the sentiments of lay distin guished consideration, JOAQUIN IYANDUAGA, Jobe guise) , Adams, Secretary of State. PAENCH PAPERS. CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES. JUNE 4. TIM AMU'S agszen," aztovagap ow rile *NIXING OF TIM diotetow, 111110MPAY. 0113111.11111N,—ne - nargasity which has long been • felt of liberating the financial Administration front those provisional measures to which it has been necessary hi• therto to retake. has determined me. this year, to anticil pate the period of calling you together. In exacting from you this ars , sacrifice, I rely upon your zeal, and upon that devotion of which you have given me so mazy proofs. " Providence hes preserved the infant which it has given to us, and it is a pleasing thought to imagine that he is destined to repair the losses and the misfortunes which bate befallen my family and people. " I have the satisfaction to announce to you, that my relations with foreign Powers continue to bit of the most amicable description. A perfect unanimity has influ enced the efforts, concerted between my Allies and my self, to put an end to the calamities which opi r as the East, anti which afflict humanity. I cherish the hope of seeing tranquillity restored is those countries, with out the occurrence of a new war to aggravate their mi series. " The naval force which I Intim:in in the Levant has accomplished its de.tioatios, be protecting my subjects. and by affording aid to the nafortunate,-whose gratitude has been the reward of our solicitude. ~. T . " I have adopted precautions winch have kept from our frontiers ilia contagion which has ravaged a part of Spain.—The present season does not permit that we should relax these precautions, and I shall therefore continue them as long as the safety of the country may require it. Malevolence alone can discover in these measures a motive foreign to my real imitations. Rash enterprises have disturb Id, in some parts of the kingdom, public tranquillity; but they have only served to display more signally, the seal of the magis trates and the fidelity of the troops. if a sasall number of individuals, who are the enemies of order, view, with despair, our institutions consolidated and rzodeting a new support to the Throne, my people ab 'or their cri minal designs. I shall take care that violence does not deprive them of the privileges they enjoy. " Positive calamities, though exaggerated by fear. have recently desolated the departments contiguous to the capital. The aid of public and private benevolepce has, howkirer, mitigated them. The activity of the in babitaots shortened the duration of these disaster.; au thority secoudid their seal; justice will punish the • guilty. " The exact state of the debt arrieuic, is at length ascertained, and will be submitted to you. This debt, whose origin is in times happily far removed from us. and whose liquidation has developed its full extent, will retard, for the present year, in spite of my most deep re gret, a part of those ameliorations of which the various branches of the public revenue will be susceptible. "'lle advantages we have already obtained should encourage us to persevere for their maintenance and in crease. I rely upon your aid to secure, in our beautiful country, that prosperity Providence designs for es; this is the wish of my heart—the incessant object of my thoughts ; it is the consoling idea which allevi ates the recollection of my pains, and which embellishes the anticipations of the future." PARIS, JUNIS 4—A serious tumult took place in Parise° Slooday. It had beer reported during several previous days, that the Law Students intended publicly to commemorate the anniversary of the death of young who, it will be recollected, met his un timely fate during the commotion. which were ex cited In that espial by the Collegians. The Autho rities, to prevent their design, had caused the gates of the ceuietry Pere La Chaise to be closed, sad posted a civil force adjacent. At eight o'clock a number of goalie belonging to the Schools of Law and _~ . I