The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1825-01-24 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

[From the Journal des Debris of Friday.]
Aaeosta, JAW. IL
The'Fourth Report, relative to the eniony of the poor. estsblilaeg
at Fredcrick's.gabe. in our neighbourhood. has &preen(' ; it is die
first of the sort established in Germany. This report cobAram the
principle already acknowledged in the Low Countries relative k, a
similar establishment. that when a country any waste !ands k
is the best means of providing for the existence of the poor. The
wool which the sheep of the colony have furnished in the ccuno of
the last mi., and from which they have wrought and produri-d
several hundred ells of cloth, have been distributed to them ceo
clothes and littl-linen. The produce of the gardens has been Nu
siderable, and has fed the whole of the inhabitants, who arnoum
103, all in a ems: state of health. Their cattle amount to twenty.
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[From the Courrkr Fr auntie of Friday.l
ManniD, JAW. 10.
For enteral days past a rertain agreement has been nett,d
between our Government and that of Unmet ; it is not so benfou
the Spouish.people and their allies. The French have at person
against them all the servile and monastic population, which e,„
pose* the great majority of the people. It is a melancholy circum-
stance to have spent such immense sums, to have shown so lasi,
generosity, and not to hare found more friends. Ail that we nor
say is however the exact truth.
The celebrated surgeon, Castello, whose political opinions lure
drawn upon him so much persecution. and who has recently eseama
being exiled, now possesses all his Majesty's confidence.
lan, first surgeon to the King, and personal enemy of M. Castello,
held, a few days since, by the order and in the presence of de
Moranb, a cor.sullarion with the latter, on the treatment proper to
be followed to relieve her Majesty of the gout under *hie!' de
suffers. The twodocfors did not agree in their advice, but the
Kicg approved of M. Castello, who was. from that moment, charger
with the treatment of her Majesty ; it is thought that he will etas
obtain the post of first surgeon to the Kirg.
PARIS, JAR.*
The presentation of the Preld de Lai on theindemnity has est
only given birth toe crowd if new writings ; it kat also ttvived eV
ones, which it was difficult to remember, and which, in the palie
interest, might havebeen left in the dust where they were forgettrt ;
but it belongs to the Law of Indemnity to rouse recollection'
which the be, evolent action of time had almost effaced. Mt
advocate named Falconnet published, in 11.114, a " Letter to the
in which he pretended to demonstrate the nullity of the
sales of the national domains, and the necessity of diapossenise
the actual proprietors of those estates. The son-in.law of Out
advocate, Al. Delarue, has found that the " Letter to the Kit.r
has at present an interest arising from the circumstances of no
times, and he has just reprinted it, with the addition of long
commentaries. It appears that the police has judged in the some
manner as Delarue on the opportunity of that publicatza,
fur it has permitted its announcement to be placarded in all de
streets. That we may ourselves appreciate the opportunity, so
open the book at hazard, and there read the following passage :
• The estates called national are then those of the clergy. I cold
not forbear, in returning to what I have said on that subject,te.
pealing to tr.yaelf—these estates, consecrated to the Divinity, Lid
been put under the special protection of the Kings. Successor of
Sr. Louis, when the all-powerful band of OM replan you, aa by
miracle. on the throne of your fathers, will you withdraw yoits,
and leave impious traffickers, without probity or religion, in pane-
ful enjoyment of those holy peeressions committed to the !mantic:.
ship of your predecessors, to defend them against all invasion r"
It is said that among the petitions which hare been reported a.
day to the House of Peers, is that in favour of the exiles of Mart.
rico. It is added, that this petition has given rise to a discusutx
as animated as it is interesting.