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• I,ken upon it to pay the English subsidies to illl,Hied Powers for one per cent, profit. Sere- Tri other great money brokers are here from dif fereht cities of Bilirope, and those will doubtless their nets in vain. it scans 16 - many 4-resoluble rrsons almost inipossible for France lo p;iy 360,00 francs daily for fire years,, merely as a contrinution. It is said that some Powers - lA, the second rank have offi•red to abate the half , of their rprosa., if they can have the other halt di rectly. Whenever the papers spcal.c'of the taking the w'b r ks from the Mnienm, they console the nation vi[h the thoug'it- tint the Artists remain, and crinot up the worl,,i which will he St,";fit'iri the next year's Exhibition. But nottritlwanding this art. sdents to go a begging, and a cargo of Artists is span to be shipPed olf for the Brazils. The Por ttivese Antbassathir is said to have promised them, In his Master's name, good salarie , i, their travelling expellees, and even lands in Brazil :- 06. are2o in number. The Prince Regent seems to design to found un Academy of Arts. Many, viremnstances seem to slew, that the Royal Fa of Portugal will never t emit to Europe. FRENCH PERS, [RECEIVED LAST NIGHT.] PAnts, Dac. :H.—Yesterday the Officers of the Notiottal Guard of Paris were admitted to present their tekpeets Majesty. The King received them, after mass, in the Hall of the Throne, 11,Jving• on his right the Duke of Berri, and sur rounded by his Great Officers of State. Monsieur entered, followed by the Marshal Duke of Reggio, the Duke thy Mortemitirt, and the Officers of 'the General Staff, who formed a circle in, font of his Majesty. Monsieur having taken „his place in the centre, spoke as follows 4 . 4 National Ouartl of your good city of Paris corne49 to, renew nt your Majisty's feet the expressum of its Iltofountlre'sret, its unalterable Oddity, its boundless de veterfuestt to the hest !)eleivial of Kins, and a the ardent poop:is it addresses to !leaven for the glory, the prosp e rity of , your reign, so necessary to the welfitreuf Ike Fri:ncli." `The Kitig repiicti 4 ‘ I receive with the satisfaction the asiornnee of the feotinients of the i4tion4l guaid; Aas I so 110101:Ill liate a 4 ,h)114 Or .it for a : roO.o tent, I 'shOuld only lave to recut• het the dAy of my departure;and that of to?return,", filte King afterwards personally addresschthe different Chiefs of Legion. numerous corps of the Royal Guard, both hot se old foot, entered tife capital, and took posses',ioo ut tte quarters cissigned 'to them. • Yeiteld.ty there was distributed among the lie ni b ers of the Chamber of Deputies, a reela rmition 'of the Sovereign 'Order of St.. John of jeiusalem, in which that Order prays rest ittition of that. portion of its property in Prance which blot, not yet been ? old, ropi that the revenues of its woods in particular, he withdrawn from the biniget of 1816. They observe in their reclama tion, that it is pcculiarlyimportant,to the Noblesse of Fr;iol:e, deprived of feudal lights, that the Or der of Malta restttnc its ancient,. splendour. .:.ft Coutntittee of the Chambei of Deputies has been appointed to convey to his . Majesty, on New Vcat'S Day, the respects of the Chamber. "General Debelle has toidergone several interro r.;tions hcfore the President of 'the 2tl Council of Wilt% He k, it said, to be , tried.early in Ja- tOry. '.flierit was no public sitting in the Chamber of Deputies, but a Secret Committee wag held, the at Ct f which was to determiae the mode of diartming the Law on the Budget of the year G. It is.said that' the Chamber deet tett, that earls Iloreati should nominate three Commission efs to form a Central Committee; twenty-seven Commissioners to be divided into separate Com- It-flutes ; each Committee to be charged with the ei,uhination of a part of the Budget ; and to no minate a Reporter to communicate the result of flair• deliberations to the Central Committee ; Arta this i+tht will determine which of its Metnhers r!1.111 nn the general Report to the Chamber. The following are the names of the Commis sioners appointed,upon the proposition developed 'by Count de Sesnmisons, in the public Sitting of `,:;;11, tending to demand from the Ministers of JintiCO. and of Police, explanations respecting the escape Of M. de Lavalette. Ist Bureau : il. LacltZge, Altirt.:l; 211, M. Ri laird ; 3d, the Marquis de Pttivert ; 4th, M.Blon gfel d'Aubers tith, M. de Luzines'; 6th, M. Du pitsies tic Grenadau , 7th, M. Feuiliant Bth, M. mor a rd llomain; Uth, M. le Chevalier Du- 1 etter4 froin ii)i of the 12th state, thitt the .rantottr pletemling assemblages of persons iu the Cevennes is Absolutely tlevoLl of foundation. A s:•eeial Commission of seven Members, no- Initiated by the Chamber of I'vvrs, iy appointed j examine all the rine/104)ns relaiive to the for mation of that Ch nobvr into tt Court of Justice. lite * Niu;q::t3 de tilara, and the Counts Gamier, Abrial, Mole, Pa4toret, Lally Tole►Zclaii, an t 1 Manville, are Aiembe►'s of this Commission. • The officer lately arrested at Strasburgh, is named Bandinot, ex-colonel of the 12th regiment . of infantry. Uc Ivid at an Inn loudly blame!' one the acts of Cou-- . ..-ssoniolt. ae. has already under-. gone an interrogatory.. The Chamber of Deputies was occupied on the 30th nit, in a Secret Cotomittee, upon means of ameliorating t4e condition of Citrates. The wr;te. from Bes'angon that some rivrilu tionary persons of the mountains, in the depart ment of Dobbs, have taken to' flight, and others have been arrested and conducted to Pontarlier, to he placed under the inspection of the Po!ice, It nppenrs front letters froin V;eunii, that the Archduchess Nlario Uodsa will' go to Italy with her sisters, and will be iceefflupanied by her fmner in her entrance into Parma; where she will reside some time. The son of the Archduchess will re main at Sehoenbritun. The same authority states,. that Baron de Vin cent Is to .he Ambassador to .liussi,t, and Prince Memrnich at Paris.. M. de Gentz silt to he ‘t•ritiog ii hi-;ory of this Priuct., which will nu douh-t be interesting. The Emperor" or Auitria has gained much po pularity at Venice, by appearing at a masked balk in the eioracter of a nobie Venetian. 81-trrTcnan, Dec ! 24.—The marriage of the Prince ItOyal with the Grand Duchess- Catherine of Russia was declared tin-day at Court. VIENNA, Dec. 20.*--A report. Wa circulated that the Cabinet of Berlin had offered to our Court its good offices to haiten the final arrangeineuis of One frontiers with Bavaria. These negociations seemed to meet with many obstacles, yet they have been terminated without any foreign inter ference, and 'exactly as they were originally pro•i . jetted by the Courts of • Munich and Vienna.— Thought he territorial liCtititiSitiolls made by Austria arc rtrtt considerable in their dirnensions„ wposi-;. tire advantage results from them in the commerce of wheat and for the importation . of wood. It is said that the houses of Oldeobihrg, ‘Veituar,Nas sau-Orange, and Hesse Hombourg, will be pow, erfally supported by Russia in the arrangements which will take place at Frankfort. NAPLEI, Dec B.—The King has granted a par don lo J individuals who landed with Murat, in which number there acre only two Frenchmen. Almost all the remainder were C ! orsicans... They are to be sent back to their own country ; under the severest penalties if they return to the Ned• pulit4ll territory}. By an Orilinauce of his Majesty, the Code Na• polean, which instill in vigour, will be abrogated the-Ist of January. Several. Committees are at work, under the direction of the Marquis Tom masi, Minister of Justice, •on a new civil and et initial Code. PftF,NCII FuNns, DEC. 30. 6 Iwr Cents' SD f. 85 C. Actions . 4 AIIEttICAN PAVERS. BOSTON, DEc. s.—The property in Georgia liable to the United States direct tax, antoonts to npwards of 50,000,000 dollars. The direct tax amothits.; in North CArolina to 47 cents. on every 100 dollars or real estate. D:c. o.—The Swedish. ship. Adalph • arrived .at Cliariston on the 15th of November, 1at...31. 55. long• 7. she tell my with a small pilot-boat-httilt Schooner, • under Eatglish colottrs, carrying one gun and about 20 men. Captain -Paterson was ordered on board . , but the sea running high,: be reinsed, made sail, and ran from, him.; • when .the privateer perceived the determination, made sail in (+rice, and tired ut,on him, (lotting at the same time the salkof the Adalph ;• time privateer making no. gain ' upon her, the ship tacked, and stood to the northward. • Five- schooners have beet, wrecked on their passage.front Bottitectattre to Magdalen Point, the Rivet' St,. Lawrence, and upwards of 30 ps.q . - sous perished. • ANOTIIF,R CREEK WAR. NAstivti.l.o, Ocr. 31.- , --Tlie p►►blic faith of the rettless,Creek Indians again , compelS the relit). qaishment of ease and'comfort for the hardships stud' privations of the tented field. The AhrleXed e gee HO ve Order will be read with mixed emotions of indignation and regret by every Tennesean. ln dignation.at the. treachery of the foe, and regret that hii perfidy requires chastisement et his hands, These appears to be a perverseness in thitt tribe that must sooner •r later terminate in the total extinguishment of it 1 and as the recent clemency H of our troops, seem to have been misunderst o od, it is probable such measures will be taken, as will - remove all cause.' for future drafts of the militia for the purpose.of preserving peace on that Iron tierJ • - : , EXECUTIVEIO/TICAft NASHVILLP., OCT. 29. Sing,--11y a letter received from Major-General Gaines, dated llead-quarterzi, Eastern Section, 14th Oct. 1815, 1 ani.directed to cans* one than- sand of the State of Tennessee to he raised, organized, and 1 eld.in readiness to rendezvous at South-west Point, when ordered. You' will cause the Commanders of the Ist and 24 I)ivisiOus of the Militia' of this State, each to furnish 500 men, to be armed with good rifles, and otherwise completely equippea, to serve a six months tour of duty ; although it is stated by General Gaines, that he feeli.fully persuaded the objects of the.campaign will' be accomplished in a notch shorter period: • You will order that iliose troops be organized into companies. haveit in command to state this regiment is to - form a component part .of the twiny de-gigned to check thelinstile views of .the Creek Indians, in Opposing, the establishtpent of the boundary line called for in.the late Treaty. • The United States Quarter-Alastet; and Con. tractors -will furnish, supplies iu their respective departments. I anl, Sir, your obedient servant Colona A. Hynes. 410..4.11.1 SPAIN. Dte'. 28,—This Town is inspired with terror by the blow , which the King has just truch, and which is of a natnre not to be paral- - leled by the most extensive examiaation of the annals of despotism. In conseqnence of orders given by the King, to conclude Within a fixed period the trials of those called !Ahemles, and to consult him with re gard to the sentences to be pronounced, the commission named for that purpose, notwith standing that it consists of persons enjoying the full'confidence of the King, which is prov edby bis having nominated them to compose the fifth tribunal, which hitherto has conducted those trials, seizing the opportunity of consulting the King upon the decision they were to give on Don Manuel Garcia Ilereros, formerly MinisterofGrace and Justice, and Deputy in the General and . Ex traordinary Cortes, declared to his Majeity, as already the fornter.Lidgei had done twice or thrice, that nothing appeared on evidence to convict the accused, that against them there were nothing but charges and accusations without foundation, and that it would therefore be consonant with roy'al clemency, o throw a veil over the past, and to restore the accused to liberty The King, dissatisfied with this recommenda tion, immediately issued the following order " Considering the state in which the trials at present are, and transferring the commission under the same Presidency of the Captain-General to the three Alenldes, Sabra.lo, Vaz quez, and Valtanehra; and in case of divisions or bad health affecting any of them, to Soler an Garcia de la Torre, it is my.pleasure, before Veelding upon the eases which have come under review, that it shoald declare to nits those. who shalt not be included in the laws of Title J. Bonk I. of the ninth Re copilation, and is ,Titles I. and 11. of hook Xli.; and in like manner those persons Moira tho'accused shall silltlre to have abounded: in the statue s'entiments, and the .principles and Inundation on which they both depend." The laws in question relate to the disloyal, to traitors, disturbances, and Ilium To, such a question the Tribunal answered-- , " That there had nut been any seized who Were , comprehended in those laws, nor any accused of lese-Majesty." The King, in a rage at this reply, and knowing that no judge, however unjust, would lend himself to his views in condemning the innocent for guilty, took upon himself that' I)flice, caused the clerks of the Court, under pain 'Of death, to bring to him the proceedings ; they did so in fact ; in consequence he ordered all the coaches to be stopt, and by himself pronounced the following . sentence, ordering that on the same night the condemned shoulA depart in the coaches provided, which was executed as commanded years to PCIIiSCOIC UUUaI.S. PIIICE 01 Til IS DAT AT T Bank Stock, 3 per Cent. Red. 60i} 3 per Cent. Cum shut 4 per Cents. 749 4 per Cent. Navy Ann. shut Bank L. Ann. la LIST OF THE S kil") SENTENCES. POISON OF THE COURT. CALATRAVA, Dennzy to the Extraordinary Cor tes, sentenced to c;ght years impri,oninent in the gairison 'of ;11c11114. ROMAJA, 1 4 7,tlitOr of the Coneiso Journal, ten years. SANCHEZ BAIMERO i Librarian of St. Isidro, ten years. GoLFIN, Colonel, and Peptity in Extraordi nary Cortes, ten years imprisonment in the Castle .of Alicant SANTA AIAnIA, landed proprietor, banished to Cadiz. TuAV24 O Deputy to the Extraortlinary.Cortes, coiifiuivij In l'enkcola. ritisoN or SANT JUAN DE lifOß. ' AnGUELLUS, Deputy to the Cortes, to serve ten .year as CO.IIIIIIOII SOldi Cr in the: regiment stationed at Ceuta. AINAREz .GosattA, Alinister'.of the Interior, to serve •in like manner.. GARCIA HERUEROSi Deputy to the. Cartes, anti Minister of Grace anti Justice, to serve eight years in chains, in the garrisou of . :onara. • MACTINRZ OE LA ROSA, to serve 8 years in that of. Pi non, . TaBAN, Deputy t 4 the Cortes, to undergo the same punishment si). years al Mahon. AGAR, Member of the Regency, is banished to Santiiiko iu Giiiliebt, CAPAZ, Peputy to the ofilinary Cortes, to be a prisoner in the Castle of Santi 'Petri. QUINTANA, SCCretny of Translation, to be a prisoner six years at Pamplona. Captain-General of New Castile, to be a prisoner in the castle of Alontjaich. PRISON nr T CROWN. GAt.t.son, ao Ecclesiastic, Deputy to the Cortes, to be confined four years among the Car. thusian Monks of Xeres. Cana°, the same, Deputy, to` be confined six years among the same nrder at Seville. GARC/A. PAOe, Deputy, to be confined six years n the Consent of La Sa'mitt. LARRAZAB Deputy, to be confined in a Con vent in (3oatemala. Chivattos, Deputy, to be four years in the,Con vent•of San Antonio de la Cabrera. ViLLANUEVA, Deputy, to be Gy cars in ;11s Convent of La. Salcoda. ZiiRIIAGUIfi, Deptay, to work 8 years in irons/ in the garrison of Altincetnas. MuNoz Tonattio, Ecclesiastic and Deptity, td '44Confitted G years in a Convent in Gullicia. RAMOS ARISPE, Deputy, to be six years among; the Cartbusians of Valencia. FELiu, Deputy, to be euhfined six years in Castle in Arragon. PRISON , OW Tlf tt INVALIDS. CISCAR, Member of the Regency, banished tett VALuEs, Vice-Admiral, and Governor of Cadiz during the Liege, to be confined ten years in 'Castle of Alicant. PERSONS WHO WERE ARRESTED IN THEIR OWN ZUMALACARREOU I, Deputy, to be imprisoned at DuzNAi, Dephty, to be imprisone;l in the toy.* of Valencia. CANGA ARGURLLES, Deputy, to be banished eight years to Peniscola. ROMANILLOS, Counsellor of State, to be ba4 n6lietl to tLie Canaries. DOH . THUMAS GONZALES CARBAJAI., fOrOleril Minister of the Treasury, who several months 11V was flee in virtue of a sentence of the . Tribmisto has been sent for ten years to the Castle of 1 3 4t 114 " Tun PALAcc, Nov. 27, 18 1 5 . plona. N. B. In - several of these cases .of condemns-, tion there are, moreover, fines to the Royal TreA suiy ; in oth ers , a leprivation of employm e nts; its almost all, t h e y are f ur the time at the di'l ) " 4l Of the will o f t h e Ki ng , an d i n a ll t h ere is a pro. .I4ibition to frtssess.any item/ emplOvinetits. Don PABLO LiYPEz, called the Cajo de Malaga, (the lim e man o f Malaga), who, as o ae of ' 64 Libetales, was tr i e d b y the commissinn, and se nd tenced - to ten year s imprisonmoa ill chaini, has been condem ne d by the King to be hanged. MAILS. ARRIVEn--2 Guernsey Ra d J ersey, I Dahli a , WaterfP"'' mt.rford 4 liawbursit, 3 Guttenbur g i l , 1 Iloll3nd, 1 F STOCKS 'vrtit,vt: o'cLocit. • India Bonds, ts.•2s pT. EICCIIC(1. 13i114, Ig. tits. at, pr. Oinnium, 14 15 Ditto for rityinetit, I 6 I Cull**. fur Opening, 620 HTGH WATER. Xl' LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORRO WC . Slurping, 54 ruitug. rs after 9. I Eveuing, willutes after Tv4. rr SUN, 5 0 LENI 411- 1 14 DiCEitit ?MAU:kJ ALIDEAT? LONDON. THURS.IMY, J4IrU,IIIY 4 , MG. .The publicatiJa entitled " Spain" has uPP eareft , itt,severa.l of the M orn i ng P apers, a ll o f w hic h .pour out their phials of indignation against Frti' biirAND V . ll. \%e copy the article, but we will not copy the abuse ; and for this simple reason , that we can neither vouch for the truth of tiii itatCrnent,' nor for its being unjustly severe, cvca should the measures spoken o f h ave b een res orted to. There is assuredly a strong impreasion on nor minds in favour of Spaniards coming Within the class of those who fought for their Country against the unprincipled attempt of Buoriarawin• 106- 'tank that their Sovereign; in consideration of that alone, ought to be merciful to subsegnent errors. But we also know that the revnlnti .onary sprit it strong in; Spain, anti it is fa . r from improbable that Deputies of the Cortes, and official men da" ink; the ititerregnum, may now be very dangerotts plotters against the restored Monarchy. Sb"it this really be the ease,'and we invite our conteo" poraries tri inform us on satisfactory authority it: , . it is riot, the present Act of FERDINAND not only one which cannot be censured .fi r-seve.. rity, but one which wasindispensible to his safety. and the safety of his, kingdo:n. the character bestowed on by the should l.dsiit besr side (and d Le it ever held in view that it is the King's opponents who,write these nos's" *paper accounts), there is no term of detestatio n which we would not apply to a Government 6 ° ,cruel, so base, and so ungrateful. !The Paris Papers to Monday last arc very 111311 and stet ile. We hear no more of ['Asa LETTEI an A therefore imagine that he is now out of clanger reception. With respect to the individual this ti nothing : it does not signify one farthing whet her this Traitor wit 3 hanged or escaped into banishment' But with respect to France it is a serious calarnitY' The evasion of a great State Criminal Had 11 ' 4 saner under sentence of death is notoriously c ` 7l " hived at for no one will believe that I.4AvALErrs' 'lusty man of five feet eight inches in he'o 6 rendered gigantic by a w o man's &els, art` bf the contrast of a 'tittle girl of I I v:ars of IV;