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NW! ■ FRENCiI PAPERS:. • [FURTHER EXTRAC.TS.] TITLE lI.—BUDGET OF 1515. Receipts Expei)ces 1.45,000.000 Deficiency to be provided for 130,433,000 1815 TITLE V.-r.:CDG77;.' O 1816. =LT: VI—P4RECT TAXES OF istc. The following is n wore detailed Report of the proceudings in the French Chinsber of Depu ties, after M. Corvetto's speech 4)n opening the Budget, than we were yesterday enabled to Ove : M. Dudon succeeded the Minister (Corvetto) in the Tribune, and read the law of ivitich the following is an abstract : TITLE 1.--1117DGET .ief 4. The Budget of 1814 is,denniiircl! stilted Ac folto.r`s:— Frtocs. Cents. Receipts ri`11,710,910 4 .., 437,43'2,5.62 65 Deficienc y to be providi;il for 103,716,612 61 The Account ot 'lBl , l is closed. Aifies recovered •helonginc.; to the receipt of that year be carried to the Account of 1813. TITLE 111.-EXTRAORDINARY CONTRIBUTIONS OF TheOrdomisince of the .King of the IGth August, 1815, authorising th; lcry of iiio,olo,ooo fratic%, and other Onion :inices dli ecting local impositions during the eitilit:m y occu ptions, fir; ei•iiiiritied, Several articles regulate the levy of the extraordiniry con tribution of 10.0,000,00e,and the reimbursement of local con tributions. 'A ITLI; lV -iii-DISCHATIC' 7 OF THE ARTIE:IIVi. . The..Jeticient,:ies of 151.9 and ISI!) to I); troite(l wilier the Title of Avtear, pre' niTis to the Ist of.;;;;lnntv. 1E415, and to rignitinted io the f.rnt nrescril.setl by the 1;.w . 0f 23d Septem ., ' '.i.' he i.riii-nalions .f the woodi of the State, authorised by l i . V t taw, :nay be c.ii . rieo. r. 600,000 Itectiats, the prodrice of t 1. s;i!c, that c.t tire c.,ta, un.it property, and the tiarnaiiis •loug . ;:it.; to ti,e cai.i.sc e'amorlis.ventr. - itt to be ebpeciaily ap / ed tar tue,payarent i.; :Ili. :11'1V;11 . . Ireitsury iSouds to be taken in payment for the woods and property tOus soh!, to the amount of four-Eftbs,.of the pra t:L.6e nrotiey. receipts vstiatated at tiOo all ti the expences at sarnu The Direct ;'-;;es a t!le Patents are contniued or. the same foolinz as in 181). iir Council 3 (ieneral 'A - thy De yartments way, tic.i:les, with tiic app - oliiiti?n of tho of the esta . ulifh nut exceeiling Syr centi-.!es. per franc on the acetnint of the'ciirzct and in direct: t.:Nts. • -TIT F. XT.—DUTIES ON ItEq•ISTRATION. - -AU j7idiciary acts in civil matters are, witlio.,:t exception, s3bjected to AL:ties on r,:. s . ii.:rat;on, the duties on six'. cßssion to. property, ari:, Iplicd to ditfrrent mocks of T . iTLE VIII.- r -: EDUCTION OF SALARIES. alaries tintexcee,iing - 500 francs art. excepted. , An aishexed tirule divides the salaries and appointments iSito Fiona 501 to !Obi) francs, to pay °lie emu time per franc ; i,oit, 10f)1 to 1503. fiancs, to pay twO cen tipaes per franc; it; 00 in: leasing M. a regular scale to the iAst class, froth to 300,LU0, which are to pay L 3 ceritiniLi Fer true. TITLE IL :Raises the ampurit of the- - souls tt) h dep:isiied liy er of the l'eaet!, A;.tornies, TiTLE TIIE 011(3 ANTZATiON OF THE IY.MO R . I . "AFNi ,g'he present Crthse (I'..finarlissntent to be abol'..zo,E2d, and ',. ritve created, to be under tie sol,rinteii , nice,f six (;onitoi:siontri, namely, a Peer of Fraoc,, ;%.t > M:zvabers of the l'hamin.r of Veptities, one of the tliti..t• Pmstdcnts of thti . cann't ut Accomits, to be nominate.' by the tbe rio. s•ritur (if • the Bank' of France, and tae :'resident of the 4 !ILmnlbrr of Conimerce of Paris, and ti be zohniniiitreti ;4. I)4ettor-t(etleral p two Sub-Directors, anti a re;)ixttsible „Tip, produc e 'Duca, port,' not exceeLling 14,000;000, to be aßpropriitted to the f:ir7.781.• ri'.47,•vrtiss, futvt ; "tifultis>rie4 itho to reccive reitittlaq di l usiti r pa)•ing - int nyest tor. tit cat"at 4 -, per edit. All aCC...IIIt, c i its state to 1 e publis'•rd evi - ty three iiionth:i. • < •..: TAXES.--TITIAL gzeat nott:l)er respecting the 4,111- t.ii:s err %chit, beer, Übtudy, der, &c. IL-L-OCTROIS. - • 4ntiy:rising the Conarntincs,whose rcreinleg tic iintlecpufte to o:eir 11 - VV an, additional 6 eviits on articles of i. , lls.utnptii.i.:, within such Commune. . , Tr 11. 1 .". 'f he Manufacture and stile of playing cards, appropriated 6.thit:ively to the pt ,iit of the State, tinder the directiunarul sliciinteinlatice of the Board of Indirect Taxes. t;) he re yer‘cct by the Board, at 1-franc43s centimes per six packs of :12r garde each , and .1 franc RScentimes per six packs of 5.2 tarns each, to he 'odd to consumers at not e)zeeding f 0 ern pet pack of 32 ra:\l,, and CO centimes per pack of 52 cares. I-enaliies on illegally ithinufacturing, tl4eni or sellin; t.!..ann, not heing duty authoristil. TITLE W.-DUTiES ON IRON. Fe; metrical quintal of iron or steel, in ba,s or other- F. C. . ‘l. i, Per i, , ii,.1.ril of cast ii ., ,;11,•t-a!led in ar tAinttle - Ptr t.. , •.:.. _i ,Hinial of iron, c,ist, in limps . 11. ~ i, I) of r , E,...iiiltions rciative tO the ina:..afactute of irint anA sic,— . _ - V. AND VI. I) .ties nides, and raper. Li:eV:us of Dutie, not receiutnl.l • TITI.F. III.—DUTY ON GIL. Twenty tentime!, per k:logr,,..,nte on , ulirr, ulamml, and ssh o',l, to centimes per litlopAunnt uu utL•er °its. \TU.—DUTIES ::N WOOLLEN AND LINEN c:(.O7•I1. F. C. exec'( ding iii va'..te :',t,ites per nsetre 3 to to francs 10 to 25 incl;;sivot liy;,,, :2Z to loi tudne: incllsive .. Froin 40 to 61.) francs inclusive ~, ... 2 00 ~._':,uvt 60 frinics A nuitil./.. of V . ,?gulatiors, owl:A - tins and. tile pryer:ding Titles, r.,,prkititig• tin; Iv:alit:factures, to prevent evasion of tie•naties. . 1.1;C.-IjCTIES ON TRAN!-TORT OF MER- . €III,INIIZE. Tte Tra-bsport ctf Nic.rchaut:ize by land 4:).: vt'atcr priced of C•u,tri;nl- . t iropri,-,•_-, of carri.l4es rendered respubibie:, and to coaform to various regulatiuns. TITLE X.-1 RADE SALT IN. THE FP.ONTI:It b"- i'.,l It 4 EN TS. Vlriotts 7 rogulatioas ding Iluilds; &c. to prevent frzuds oil the Kt:re:we. , , ri.r. XL-DITTIES ON LINI;N4. , —(Ta4 - Ile not received.) 4.a.uses.Vo be alinlally rene%\ etl. LE XII —TOBACCO. • Mautifaettlye awl Sale of Tobacco to continue•td be tuiiiag. a by the board of Indirect -Taxes ; for the exclusive lima. of flee State. • . To be sdd to consumers at per kilogramme, first Y. c. tinality. 4)f j Ztt • • " , .11 .20 1/440, 7 atca.v,iti iitsgu,; , itions re.spectiog the Cultivation of Tobkceo under a u LI, orit y. Qi.4e temaihder of, the Project- not yet rcceivetl.l": !I.'de .13qrente, charged vith the ()Ince of •pie ser,4.ing•thy project of . a• law on the consolidated tales, mounted the tribune, and in an eloquent ex, ! rdi twis ty dejnoubtrdted (he. impossibility of di mi'liTt•ihing, under the picent circumstances, the blltdeli . ;(lf 'the contributions, and of tlrt indirect eofttributions in particular: "It is tributes ) " said lie, " and not impots,-that we have the Bain to .deineaLd of von." be tax of liquors is taken .at 56 mil-lions in the l'l7 millintis coniiosing the "indir,cct taxes.-- `l-t► onlY by their produce, but likewise by the stto& it) which they aro raised, sr! tl:2 ninst invciaant of at! ?‘leans have been so:: ;:;:t I-) f' , l . di- mittish the almses i:t rdibi94 theist ;irxt it was imposiihie to ab.,loit this ne , .:F.isar . 7 species of tok.. As the - tarif's remain nearly - the same, i,t was n . r , eeessary to find new sub for taxation . ---Tue duties,which formerly toOsted upon iron., ;Copp t en, rarer, and oil, have been again imosed, plan of a mark upon all kinds of woven stuffs has been Ftl&-tvd as vexatious; but a duty has been laid on those which receive a preparation necessary for fulling. Datie.s have, moreover, been laid upon iransporfation by land and water. As this projet comprehencis :ids articles, and was tai be distributed when the Sitting was over, the Cann senor of State thought it ncecisAtti tO read - it, For the same reason, M. de St. Clic(' did not ret4d the long projet on the customs. The tarifs on co!onial produce are nearly the same as at present. llufined sugars in loaves, powder, or candy, con tirdie to be prohibited. Raw swats from the French colonies pay 45 francs per me trical quintal; foreign of the same laud pay, according to their purity; 70 and 80 francs. French clayed sugars, GO to SO fr. Foreign clayed sugars, 100 to 120 fr. Coffee, from the French colonies, no fr. . Foreign coffee, 103 fr. -Tea, "erkillo-ramms, 3 fr. Cotton wuo! item the French colonies, per metrical quintal, 30 fr. Foreign cattln, excepting fa•orn the Turkish provinces, 40 fr. rutin!, front the T4rkisit provinces, ;30 cm:0;001 fr. for.. , in 120 fr. • Fromit puppet and pimento, 1-20 fr. foreign 1 . 4;5 fr.. is 4 . 111i11.11 (4'50 (r. pvi iii ,icalrwintal shalt be granted upott . stufri muie -of cifitifit o n vxpmted to forein etlllll - by ‘ tiie.tittreaux t;MGocurnme t it shalt point out. 'fi l e.. p fe ,id ei t, :\).. La ine, declared, Hiatt the Chawber certifi:Nl the presentaliwn of the projels c 1 lot, ‘vill be diEctissed ill the Ilureatix. PAnts, DEC. 2-1 —A man has heen arrested at Avignon, by the High Polictr,,chArged ivith being a principal ayt or iu a popitlar .counnotion, by a criminal attempt to compel a tiihtnial'to commit an sevei it y. A reat ninnher of wen and vvoinen dentlnded, with load ClCliffs, the liberty ot the primmer ; and such has , been the disorder, that the Purfcct, with caltunet , s and firmness, openly reS.olved to with draw to Carpeutras. liefore lie Set ()kit, he assem bled all the authorities, and informed tilein Of his resolution,. The departure of this Magistrate sill:fir:o to.re ttore,the public . to themselves. Nat 0n1y.w..4s tranquillity re-established, bit th e man w h o cau,ly.d- It wra. again put in prison, where la wii guarded by the National Ghard and the r.nuni ciptl Council has sent to Carpentras a deputation to the Prefect, entreating . him tol•eturn to the place of his usual residence, and proinising, in the name of the whole city:the most perfect submis sion to his orders. Thus the troops the Government hastened to send to Avignon will onlv arrive to Avituess the•repentance of the peo ple, the peaceable reign of the law, and the au thority of the , • Letters Irom St. Malo state, that ,in advert turd.; who pretended that he is the Datiphiit, has been arCested through the '.vigilance of the Police ot.that Letteri' t rom Lyrais state, that 11. St. (Martians, PrcfccA cf Avignon, has returned to :1114- ria v, Jr! temporarily critt‘rd. iq.cs.m.setinencit of soir.e .disordcr, , i„ which have cedstd. It is said, that a seizure hits been 'made yester , day of. the ‘vork called " A CO1111)10 C History of the Trial 14 Alarsal Ney, in two volumes," which just been published. Dupuis, Judge of In- Ftructioh, commenced, on Saturday, informations ,a=tinst the persons who had facilitated the escape of M. Lavallettc.—The first interrogatories last ed from eight o'clock at night until two in the morning. • The daughter and servant of Madame Lavalette are-detained in the prison of Madelonettes. • • Letters froht Germany state, that the Court of Austria has adopted the resolution of making a nn tification to the Ottoman Porte, in order to tran ctillize it respecting, the pretended projects of The letters add, that England and Prus sia Were to join Austria in obtaining this restdt. Tours, Dec. 23.—The Civil Tribunal of the first instance, sitting in Correctional Police, has condemnul—lst, Charles Pierre Mark llotnille, Advocate, to one year's imprisonment, a tine of 100 francs, and five years' superintendance of the High Police. 2d, Catherine Potet, to six months' ilyfpr . isoTlßlO)t, and a fine of 50 francs. 3d, Claude Vrancais Bouteaux, retired Carttain, to three moat s' imprisonment, and a tine of 50 francs, for having, early in November, distributed and - hawlten about a Proclamation in the name - of Na poleon, Emperor of the French. GRENOBLE, Drc. 21, THE PREFECT OF THE DEPARTMENT or L'ISERE TO THE MaYORS or CUMMUNES. (ct Rent.% it.) • Al. le .Ilativr,—Attempts have been made to establish, in some of the Departments of the South, . a pretended secret Royal association, and in order to draw to it a greater trim. hev of proselytes, the ' chiefs have dared to abuse the august name of the King, by stating that their instructions emanated frees his Majesty himself. ... • - I doubt- not that if insinuations•of this kind have reached yo!,t, you have pointed out their falsehood, knowing a. sat do that the King never transmits order's or mattes known his will except through the medium of his Ministers and Alagis trktes charged with assisting in - the administration of the State. It in unfortunate times the true triends.of the King have been sometimes ob!iged to envelope their proceedings in secrecy, those times are at length past, and every rods} i dual who without an express mission, recegnized by the Go vernment, seeks to int ermeddle its its operations, is no other than a factious person who wishes to deceiic and seduce you. Ertry secret association, although even its members should be actuated by good sentiments, is dangerous on account of the facilities which i t affords for disturbing te public tran qui4lito: Upan these grounds the King orders, that every secret as sociation...wleateeer may be its apparent or presumed object, shall he innuediateiy dissolved, and his Majesty prohibits the organization , of au; of t bat description. enjoinynts s;:ectally, M. le Niayur, and on your personal :responsibjlity, to look to the execution of this formal order. It the persons already initiated in, associations of this de scription or disposed to be so, .are truly attached and faith ful to the King, they will he eager to" obey; but, if, not withstanding your.injoinct ions, they should be contumacious, they kill became hie, ions persowl, whom 'on ilumediatkty ttenounce to me, thati =ay. proceed -against them - wit:Cl - the just sevevity of the I rely, M. le Mayor, on all your zeal to conform exlctly to 'these instructions, and t. render mc aerunntof w!?at you shall have done in this respect. it is indivensiW •. crs y t hat,l;sho'ulet 'receive. tl7i, : GI) r t henme the 30th of -! the peeseut Month.. -I have-. the hooourto he; &c . •The I'J:elect of l'isere,' Cattat de AIONTLIVA.O;:: FIAM;',URGIT Nrit'L [RECI:IVZn Ti:ls 1101:zZiNcr.3 tim ,. ...rzro, DEE. 1).--The follo • I'vlilg are the.tilr- ticulars of the misfortune which has befallen our city,,and which Calls upon all rrienils of humanity, Toth in the neighbourhood and at a distance to relieve the mischief it has caused, anti contribute for the assistance of the numerous suri,rers " On Wednesday the 6th of December,. about nine in the morning, the remaining gunpowder, consisting of about 60 cwt. besides the filled bombs and shells, were to he removed from the powder magazine, close to the rampart witlan the city, near St. James's Gate, For this purpose 12 cannoneers, a subaltern officer, and an arti ficer, went into it, when just as the last man was going in, (as it is reported) the magazine blew up. The effect of the explosion was dreadful ; those who lived at a distance took it for , an earth quake, for the doors and windows flew open, the household furniture was thrown down, and the bells, 'set in motion by the presSnre of the air, .rang of themselves ; the hissing of the bails in the air confirmed the idea • that. it WaS an earth-. quake, but the true cause was soon discovered by• the balls that tell in the remote parts of the city, and by the lamentations of the wounded. Pt third part of the city, and precisely that inlethit e it by_die• rooter ebt , s, between six and screen hundred house's;_ the churches of st. James' and St. BarthOlo%lew, the Sehusseflam, the market-place, the i'leilfersta f lt , and the adjacent streets haVe pett:cularly snlierect. Corpses, which ; from MU tiktion and duct, were hardly to be recogni , .ed loonan, fay in lieeps aronnd, awl Were envied by the hall hying, who, with their lin)!/i cresloel and howling with paid, endeavourtel to crawl from underneath the ruins. Those NVIIO er;- caned with moderate %rounds wereasl;ing, ne ii `*- g v: 0 , 0111 theinctecs and - hands covered which the shirt made to freeze uprin them, alter their friend; and their property. There tay, St; - 11 convulsed, the torn members of a htonan body. A mater larnewed over t!!rec children whom sire the Clildren wi n e loom!, hot none of them were aiive. Almost more shocking was the sil4ht in a long Rtrcet lend ng to the powder magazme, which served is a market-plats'' - for the" country • pl/Ople, %vim came here witle little n.lerlr;r'3 lreade:4 'with ws::)d, fro=n CaSsubep. It beppened to he market .I:ine. Twenty of these poor rople crushed under their hori:es and oxen,. which were likewise crushed and wider their over-turned sledges. 11,tond the soon!) of a lam!) \vas a hor , e whose hones *ere broken, twisted round_ like a cord. The instances of almost miraculous escapes are untny.—Some persons were , saved merely by the falling beams, &c. lerming 'a kind of arch 'over them. The extent of, the damage: may be • ronmeived, from the circontstanee, that for 'the distance of above half a .leagne roan!d the maga zint; in every direction, it rained, as ore may , say, bals,im:W)s,,shells, canisrei7 shot, pieces of .hriA-work, &c. The number of the_ killed and. wounded is between- 300 and- 400, that of the 1i rises damaged 600 or 71M, and the loss sustaio ed not tube made good .tor . half a million of dol lars. Glass...is - .vanting to mend the winibnysi•A whicli are thin Jaii d iversally broken 1) 5 the prcs sure of the'air. mioecT, lIANovEN, Ijsc. I.l.—Sir lames Lynn, Corn maufier Of the lionovt•riln .corn!4• itl Fruare, belot , e, its (I..paryrre. from Paris, issued Order of tlii! Diy; till - letting the tror,l)s;ilrtirc l irip.; tlat - of Baron Aiteu, for tht'ir cxcelfen,t Couriih:t in,Frauer. The Duke ol,Caruhridg(l has ordered the recruit.: ing fu r the German 14 , :giln to case. The Prince Regent, it NaH, has been to assung..the sligiiity of Gr:‘ , ,i Ma.iter of the new Hanoverian Order.—The 'Ministir, pro •le),qpiwe i with the Royal lianoverian ill Loudon, is always to he Chance Mu. ci Co k 'The pi•i%nte Secret3ry of this Br and io 1 - ;€! tars' to th' 0.-dor; and the'RovAl i - lant:rt - ..rian hinet Couuridors to he Cornm.inderi, ocrform the office of Vice Ciptaceilor, veAr there is tolre tneeing,_.at.whidi all thi! embers of the Order are to appear in full costume-. PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE. PARIS, DP,C. 23.-1 toll you in my letter of last Thursday, in %vhieh I aISO i;iformed you of the escape of- Lavalette, that I would relate to you a - scene which passed in. rlie.Tuileries on Alonday last ; and I do it with, the greater yobii? dente, becanse I had it from the lips of,two per-; sons who were present, - and one Of NVhOM Lad some share in the transaction. last previons.to the 'Lin ;'s going . to mass, flu . person is permitted to enter front the great stair- . case into the Salle des Marechaux, through Witib he paises' from his o.xn apirinicets to the Chapel. At this moment a Gentleman- aeit Lady, mourning, presented. themselves- to •the: - Nationr:l Guard, who was On duty az tlie d(lor„and wain e - tV to go in. They Were Revented-. " Do you know me ?'" said the Gentleman; ". I haVe trot that ho-• nour," replied the guard, " but my or;!crs are to . admit no " Call yottr Officer-," said the other. • " 11e is in the guard-room, and it is impossible for me.to quit roy " Pray then . rail out. one of the garde (fit corps from the ha 11.." The national guard knocked at the d•)or, and'one.of. the King's guard came out. " Can I n6t go in‘?" said the Gentleman. "ii is imPossible," rc t idied • the Officer. Do you know who lam ?" sa id the former. " I have the lionotn• 'to know yon very well, Marcchal," added th e gpS garde du Cin,,, " but I also know that no one is permitted 16 co-,. ter at this door no;r.'' . The 24arechal then took' ;the Officer aside., and after about.:i-rninutc's versation, he, the Officer, sand the Lade, went_l into the hall. Tim Officer, who,w:,s the rslaiglii's't de Bartillae, left the :Marcelo:l iii _the . we..at. into the adjoining room ; eemained there, there seemed to he something in „agitation. ‘Vh';ut the same (faker cain - e back, lie ,addressett himself to the Nlarechal, who. wAs .. Ithitinci.nc and • S'ai'd, Marecliaf, it is itnpossitile - for . you to remain." " Have you rece:iyed"order, , "..,; turn nit out ? - " . ,repjied le, "-Indeed you tutot tint " helve vol , • to torn meott: "Ce!.- tAinly not," refll - ed the Oft - Ice ,'' hut yet I can- ! not permit yoti to stay." " ' lsheb," said tl,e other, " aot go." ''Mart:that, you have , not. kept your proinke to me," sa;il the Martinis de Nrti;iiic, and turned upon'his heel. The Ktog, \luusiectr; ITatclatue , met Ate nstnli cscort, now entered the hail it) their way eti the chapel. The I,udv, who citate with Ma rtnont, and who was Madattte La Yalette, now rushed forward, seized - the h - and - i;i: 'the King . , and, 111 - 4; feet, exci.:intecl, '' P - iii -don, pardon, Sire - ." The King-could not refrain It oat Bat aft-er int; very severely towardS illartitunt, he said to "Umlaute Lavalette— . . " J ' aVol.l . e.iperd, 31adame, eiv ' on 22 ' a/ :roil c,;:argni: ce:te SMIC. Nauver votre 'inarl, you: avezictit mire deepir. Je (lois fizite. Ic. 2nLi., cowinc t l i ad hOped, Madam,- to have been spared this paisicol scue. :In thinking you could save your buSband, 'you hare done' your duty. But I inu:t also do mine as a King." He then disengaged himself, and passed on, evi dently mifth distressed. lkiadaint: Lavalette thel atteinpled to get the Duchess D'Angonleme to intercede, but 'overcome, by the tioteney of her feelings, she fainted on tlic floor, end was carried' out of the Hail. _The tvhole of this scene had such an Circlet upon the Duchess d c Angoulcrne that. she was ill anti fainting ton ntar t\\•6 hours, and did rec ,, VC:* the sitoL-l: of it for sum,: time. Ti.c next morning Li;ermont ay.:: some other O(ljcers hryl to transact some 1:';-nrss with OW: r::g . :li'd to Cu: GAr:!e Previwis to he had sent a fetter to the King, ex pktium;.); the trinti've• ! -. or 1113 CO•t!!,:ct , and SHN'''' he did nor think hi:n4e'el .in t:•yin4 - 10 Zife c d 1.-e:sv:ticite, As it nl4 not beta forbidden. i)uring the amingenttr- of this 1.4.1- sll)css, Inc other wete pe seta, the h.. - ing-to o k no notice di . Ceey , •;erettii retit ile '• you drip: 4:d to read the. ii.!tter ;;;Ic: of your " I lievec, the " and I. c'dle.! yon :.e t:de you so tinw, titat tnght ut—er have to tl3r. f'uhjc:ct to ,17 tin." So CCi}Z. that .t::c admitting AltArmout, and the con ,, ...tioetter . ALtrutotit's br6.iking tiSK word e.-MI 11:on indy be es. I.:avalett'2 ,c; cert on fliarsday,. (..)n tn. ! :>- a wars her usual etiscont, r .! • -r• three o'e:oek; "to .difw 5!;`,.! brought Lan' ihngliter and V.0v , A*4413, ; caine in a sedan chair, and .t•ri,,i)c(, up; on account ot state of heldth. chair %vas pc..;:wirti..4 to be brought ptkon, tc) within one room ot that tvitt:re her vt" , !l confined. 'Tile ; ,;overoess '%valked the shleothe char: Abobt !iv , ien, or half fy,zsz, skecame out, with herdaughtvrand goeryts . , avi4 got, lulu the chair to go honlc, wo.l.ked by lier shie. No had the clrtir reached the street, than it tonp.•.l LTV Z1:1.! ( 1 ! ' carriage, when stinte one got in'() it, :lad it ' off very last,..vie the e',-ti IV,t4 carried te.iy. At this ntomvat the Cottei , l%ze wen: Li V hit - ti , ftcll (If3COVerf:(Lbj v - v ife iiirvad. vet LlChi /we I s Oir , h('d tillol) Stop it, they %.vt.re ranch , a , ;1): . i....ed dis . ipp ' cd; Witcti o;.t opci;it;,y.,. the &n o. t:wy found only t ,topped veiy soon no the t h ou t :fen-t 1 then there teas 110 One: it 7 g0..111,:tc, for t'...e . precat at le.t4t, hr has pntlisionetit. The itiot which .1 !lite see i ui his escape was given in Jotintrt/ .qcs.liit4):::s of the 2:2d, thoo,.;hl doubt it, in . regard to what pas“..(l ivith Limtlettet and the (:onciere, or Keeper. lie is saitl omil: to have beet) iteg:ligent, oae of the under or tarnkeys, is sapposeti to have fayour cd the: I)!an ; and, •it : is repotted also,- that liter genii tilt.', who was on duty withi iva Rll scinide.:l,.. I 'c,::inot lcaro wfitthrr r.r..valette ivas fl. ici•ed or not. i car,uot !:L•;:r either whether the , -ktatter was tal..en ttt ivy the Chamber yester— thi., hilt 1 some more wi'd tr4.uspire by. kilo next poV . , and then you Oral! hear ag - ?iin. - They riry a very strict ingniry will he micie - ; :and it is even. whispeieit.„ that the Ministers Of Police. and Justice may lose their pl:seeS : it has also b:!cti whiskered, that Ltvalette is concealed by nieaos of, or uith some 02tieer, as there have been 'sonic ciretufloances to - lead to li t inference 3 hnt, as it is a tuat!er of great doubt; the 113 raeS that have belt mentionc(l: l _ und..,t not be, rep.‘itted. The Coort wit! part of the pinch enraged tit his escape. It . kvid do harin in the provinces, pArtienlarlyinthe ‘vlicre the Roy.dists are , I . Amon ,- 0 the vatiokis snecimens of Bri:isb supe- . 1 i ricr;:v in: the niOre (...:,cl , lnt mattnfa•ctnces, the i niotit st riktng and ailmir.:bie that we lofve vet seen ' ri, ri, f . ,,,tn the ihm - -e c:f Less s. Grszr,..l, NVAaI),,, ! ;i!;,II,.;:;ELN, 111:1t1;• !O :,.:le older Of the East Ind:a 'I Cop:L mey, frp.• ti,:e i,..,:ni;, , i0r n't CHN lA, a seevice Or 1 ; rit l . , ; effused.:: , •.,! . , l ','. . w '.': of t;ie hat,st cirtimn'' a 4 ' sil') I . ol' 111 ' ; '''•' -`,. •• I•,. • : I • ,ii-LS of i . 1 , ~ .1. ...,9 ,1 ,10, ts ,;.Itet C 1...4.. a (.011. T 1 21 Pie': CS:, 11 C , iilt:S• :..ft' f) LTltignifiCellt. Citillielt ) . " ' , t ()l more tittin• 0 . t . r,t;:,.. - :: ~.;irn-,:bsions ;--tr=c ; , , ,,,,, ...3 vt,,,,,k me fur z . ,'. , ... ' L'ldive, ea :Ales at (11 '.)11 , .:F., ' sv.'atatcats bind i:L.i . ..5., ,S:•%. 3. - C: N ot - 1, :olg could be more crc:F.ral.l,! t:. - , tilt , : ‘ , l:9ritc.tci . of our Bli!is4 , 7 . i ari.s :;.rill ttus.nuf,v:ttncs.,.than t h at Cul.: wtioie of this s...Terb %vet k iros beerracco!nplis l led in two mon*s, \\r t ., tti., ,;i-J-16,-ii.cd , 10 cont,rrt.r,c,t a statemcnt. Wit;:•sh aprearei in . ..,t, : veialof the .` , lorniNg.lapers,- 1 tirAt •'..lte - Gas Iraqi .been , dis ", ...ontinvxd in Covent- Gard . :fl Ihnufrc, :on acconnz (if 11 . e smc!! \ITe . find . , upon cliciiiiry, ft:lt it lias - .1 ,- ef n omitted in sev , ...;roi i): , .ts pi tile T:.: ~ :titre, at the (1..!5i...2 of the' DireOZOi•3 0f the 0111 (,9n0) . ;17!y, in conse( F tlH: .. of tThe H,lirriect 11 - :iv in ei'.ic.. ll the Theatic !)A' ~ been ti-treti. iii). • Prt.Tarnts It:•e :Icily going 0 0 , tllltier the •inrrn'tAlirte s ri perintentiance of, tile (40:opauy's Engitrecr,.for a supply of Gas npnn-a . • 01,.)r.. ~, , ,m;ettsive.icale Coln• herietofore ; a11(1 4- a Vri . Y . fc‘r 1,i , ...., - hty, wii! restore t!: c &,:f,ts to t nt.t. , ; - e ; t larts tritere' • it has been Ois.contirmv:!, .. TitomAs LE /SI ifr4q. LL. n. Fellow of 1) . 1114v-ball, ; t‘ns Toevlay lazt onantrootisly elected :11,Nter of th4t ." , OVietv, i,y the room of the late Night liov. Sir WitLimLf 1 ',.~