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London, England, 1824-01-14 00:00:00

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l'aris Journals of Sunday, which reac
express

[From the 11 mincer of Sunday, Jan.
ORI/lISANt'E OF
" Louts, by THE 611 ACE Or 4;111
`• We have canned a pantoral letter of
Archbishop of Toulouse to be laid before
lath October, lU2d, printed in that city
And we have connitlvred that if it in for the
to ask of us the amelioration and changes
vary to religion, it is not through the mr
that they can exercise that right, since di
the faithful of their dioce►e, and should
to 1041TUCt them in the religious duties .
" That our Cousin, the Cardinal Arch
published, under the form of a pastoral
trary to public law, to the lace of ti
prerogatives and independence of our ['rot
Therefore, on the report of our Keep
Secretary of State, tor the I h-partment ul
of our Council of State, we have declared
and ordain, an follows
Art. I. There is an abuse in the pastoral
the Cardinal A rclibinliop of Tottlou•c,
by Augustin Minutiae; in consequence
remain suppressed.
•• Art.:.. Our Keeper of the Seals, 11
for the l/epartment of Justice. soul our
for the Department of the Interitr, are .
cern, him, with the execution of the present
be inverted in the bolletin of the laws.

" (Men at our Palace of the Tuileries,
the year of our Lord 11124, and the Sikh
By the King.
The Keeper of the Seals, Minister
the Depaninent of the Interior,
t NT
Inutn the Cotestititkonsel.
CoNRTA•
All tl e amounts from the Mores agree
hire hat all the advantages in the Loa rann
the Divan occupies iiselt in the (liven...too
ano.her cmitpaign he risked,
treated with Animated discussions her
subject without any result as yet.

betters of convocation have at length ,
of the Nobility, to the cities •rd districts
presentative. for the Provincial Estates
elections have been entered upon by a reg
communicated to the Corporation. charged
representatives. It would he de•irsble
licify were given to these proceedings ;
of them in the journals of Berlin
members of the cities are in general cent
little known; it is, therefore, impnssib
on the manner in which this assembly wi

The Slat of Deeember, being the ninti
toration of the Iltesteveae Republic, ha..
an inferior 'with of patriotism, though
than on preceding years. There was e
two churches ; an extreinJly small Dural
There is 7111111 C idea of tr.underring this fe,
September, the anniversary of our defir
Switzerland, to avoid recalling to the itie
and even of our fell w-patriuts, a period
recollections of some of them. sentiments
A new Journal ha• made its appearence
conducted in the best spirit. The affair-
cussed in it as if they were possessed of
the following in its brat number:—

" A Circular of the 11th of December,
from the Charge d'Affkires of his Smith
Bth inst. demands the arrest and the set
nielli, who has taken refuge in the teal
He is implicated in the criminal pruce-w
month of March, 1821, rc.pccting the
valier Chamru, Commander of 31ortavai
grave nature of the accusat tun, the directit
cantons to assent, like good neighbours,
suntan Government.

" Accon4hig to the French journals.
the King at 111adrid is entrusted to our
that the Swiss, who are the defenders
called upon to abed the blood of the Swiss
another."

The Quolidirane, faithful to it!' habit.
it has to-day conferred a signal benefit up
by asserting. that the Liberals are preps'
subscriptions at Paris. for the corruptio
'operations to refute this enormous piece v.
that want of sharer so familiar to this journal.
&lists hare neither lucrative employments, n
bribes to offer ; and theseare, in general. t'
of corruption. It is by the instrumentalin
are tempted, and retail votes procured.
of so grievous a description in England,
laws has been stated to readar cfrctioPs
as perisibk. Our neighboors are well a,
government consists in the elections
tainted anciety is in a perpetual difficult
is but a falsehood, and all liberty is one'
We hear of the influence of the Constitui
fluenee they possess consists in their enlight
the real situation of France ; in painting
of .heir rrmisaness and their sloth ; in cc
of the public gond, of their families, of
courage to the appeal made by the soya
that all the national interests depend opt
citizens without energy, w Ito do not respect
or who refuse to perinea' their duties, c
By a royal ordinance of the 311th.
the mfantry wanted Mr the Colonies
the war department. There will be no
of troops for the Colonies, except a hams
ire India, some companits of genii'
workmen.

A battalion of labourers front the erns
at Toulouse, where it is said some
banded.

The removal of the artillery front
commenced.
Frotn the Cornier

The Pacha of has been an
ditiou against Mibbolotigait. that he ratrt
the mere wreck of his bratty. AU voices
Cabinet of the Grand Seignior, as In the
direct negotiation with the tioveminenr
Letters from the frontiers of
state that travellers who left Bucharest
they have heard nothirg of the departut
mansuult, and the arrival of this new
(hand Seignior is still uncertain.
According to the last accounts from
taken place autuript the rmituents wbic
of occupation in the kingdom of the T,
considerable corps of this army will, in
dont, and return to the klibuiese. T'
the l'ourts of Naples and Vienna I
happy results. At the name time, t
of Austria, which are still cantoned
will put themselves in march fur ti.
Emperor, unless smut unexpected circus
detenuination of the Supreme Aulic t'

The E.elso du ftlidi announces the
his prebend, and attic Trappist to hi
Pastors at the head of banalitnts mt
tacle to those fanatics. who would wi
of the league. ltut in France, at pi
not aid' less indignation than ph&
to the service of the altar those hands
blood of their fellow-crvitures.
(Front the Jour.ual

The Second Chamber of the States-I
tries, in its sitting of the Stt of this
resolutions respecting inheritancesi—
A foteisrnii cannot succeed to th
father, a foreigner also, eseept lathe
succeed to the wealth of his lather in
The ftweigner cannot inherit, by
seine privilege is granted to the Belgian .
feigner.
Upon the 4th of January was publishesi,
decree, ordering Adolphus Mathieu, s'
Louvain, and Francis Michel, printer,
before the Court of .tssize, accused o
the puldication of an ode upon the dead
cid. Law Somali. The wawa h-

The celebrated French /males,
the duty entrusted to hint by the M.
been appointed to the legion of Honour.
of M. de Chateauhtiand.
The comet, of which we have
which was at first visible but in the t.
about stain the evenlig. In cumuli
dilation, which carries it with napkin
study obscured. has not allowed an
it since the thn of January ; but if do
rime in its appearanec, and the eon,
weaken its brilliancy. it is probable t'
be -Whir to the naked eye between
evening, in a North-west directium
l'pon the Idth of last October, a I.
a workman employed in the manitfaeti
held the mos; execrable discourse
/loyal Family, the Nobles and the .4
below the eurrectimnd Tribunal of
cause it was decided that the manure
ware uttered was 1101 a public place,
committed had not the publicity mg,
impeached by the public minister, wr
cumber. Thu .tttozney-tlcticral at