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ehltvßeikisfsNit the examination of retftiasusilsoaisi
• eci 01.
?rt every oviiiliti ',complain .1 s
*4!61110,fo:n the present :- *iiti,,, Alluding to
th-e.34W4cldress to thea 'air' *0 his fsajesty's
Answer, he charged the Nliiiisteri ill departing froui

the "me go rd , and seeking a pretext far crlumnist.
in& lbe, Chamber before the world, „sr
already discovered the secret of calutqiisting it Ir
fore the Throne. He then proceeded in aditeln.la
the Censorship of the public Pres.; which it 10111,
proposed in one of the fanjet. to continue for flrp
Year,. His speech was frequently interrupted by
murmurs and applause., oud the ringing of the
President's hell. He concluded with charging Mi-
nisters with having odious plans is view, and pro.
posing a ccusorship,of fife years, for the purpose of
suppressing truth and stifling public Opinion.
The KEEPER of the SEALS denied that thus was
any foundation for the charges made against Minis.
ten. With regard to the Address to the King, thitte4
had been idready discussed in the Chamber, 'slid
would be disreepecdirto the King to eater now
•
. into a discussion of his Answer.
,General DONNA ntsar.rore with great v./become
to support U. De Lalot. A long and disorderly
conversation followed, which was put an end to by
the President, who contended that there was o•
regular quertion before The Chamber.
At four o'clock the Chamber adjoerned
Thursday.
The Emperor of Austria appears to entertain
serious apprehensions that the principles of the
Italian Carbonari may spread among his subjects,
and has accordingly issued a circular to guard them
against the infection. It is given io our estilic!a,iu
our preceding columns.

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Spanish Papers to the 15th November, and
Brussels to the 4th instant, arrived last night.
The former announce a material abatement in the
contagion that has so long raged in Spain.

We find that the Society for the Suppression of
View has ceased two persons, one named George
Clarke and the other Soesonah Wright, to be ar.
rested* held* *Pp ate the charge of having
sold i ittnneaq.cisawe's shop in Fleet-street,
a ire& containing "alibi) against the Knee and
the Government." We are not epprised of the
terms iu which this publication is couched, and we
'are far from desiring that persons guilty of pub-
fishing " foul libels against the Kum and his
Majesty's Government," should escape the punish-
ment that belongs to epoch an offence ; isut tats 4.
merit to find "she Society for the Suppression of
Vice" marching into the field of political contro-
versy, and lessiog the course which it has hitherto
properly pursued to assume the arms of political
warfare. This Society has " won golden opininor
from the public, solely because it has for the oast
part confined its operations to caste where the re-
ligious principles of the State have been offended
by gross blasphemy, or where the public morals
have been- outraged by indecency. Questions of
political libeiait btill avoided, as more properly
falling under the cognizance of the Officers of the
Crown, being satisfied probably that in matters
which immediately affected the interests of the per-
son. in power, the vindication of their dignity and
character might be safely confided to their own
protection. The Ministers, indeed, it seems, have
of late been thought by many persons to be not
only negligent of their duty to the State, but in-
different even to their own interests; that they have
suffered the laws, which were from time to time pro-
pounded by the Judges from the Bench for the
repression of libels against the Government, to re-
main unexercised ; and that by their timidity or
apathy they endangered the safety of the Throne
and the very existence of the Constitution. From
this feeling arose the Bridge-street Association,
who vaunted themselves to be the special guar-
dians of the monarchy, but who, by their ap-
pearance alone, perpetrsted the grossest prac-
tical libel against the Ministers and Officers of the
Crown, for which, if the ATTORNEY-GENERAL
understood and valued his own dignity, he ought
to have indicted the whole party. This Association
has, however, been nobly and successfully misted
by the prudence and spirit of the people, so that
its exertions . have heaped disgrace and obloquy
upon its agents and patrons. Now, however, the
Society for the Suppression of Vice, undismayed by
the ill fortune and worse fame of the Bridge-street
Association, steins to have undertaken its task,
and is. resolved, like its unlucky friend, to break
lance with desperate gallantry in the protection
and defence of the Government, which it must ne-
cessarily conceive to be helpless and inefficient.
The shop of C•ettLe offers ready objects for the
of its courage and of its/political principles;
displaytlt
the evil report of that shop will seem to justify the
selection, and give energy to its new-born zeo.
Some work is found there which is called a
" Fowl Libel upon the King and the Government."
eerie, the Icing and the Government do not de-
sire this work to be made the subject of a prosecu-
hemy. for either they pass it with contempt, or do 1- r
soc:fenotiltlieiltolnra:si tass.:iCiN of: tatfor gert7n4l"theg tlbeis tiw°srtmitesdutfoer"pirgo-Y
strange woold it be indeed if C•a.
Ltt.e's allgspahleell liemtKited, did not furuisls mate.
"Wafer making out an indictment.
Tins ill sOirct which wtll Inuits the eltention

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of the public. Tie Society for the Suppression of
Vice, iu assuming the principles and purpose of the

Bridge-street Arsociation, identifies itself with it in
every particular, and trltik so acting exposes it*elf
to all the odium that been so justly and so uu.i-
Jtossisily-lvasissost-vspvin 41tr 4a4ter. it cannot tbeiee
fore be endured that this Society should, merely on

AC.CALIALALthe. All44Kriar itisieCiaiiility of itsuame
e,erniate the eaercise of atiatioterial diactetion in sr.
!venlig personator prosecution on account of sup.
posed political libels, after the repented (Immo&
titre of the Bridge-street Associatiou in au itnpu.
deut attempt of the seine nature.
It is probable, however. that the present pro-
ceedings on the part of the Society (or the Sup.
Inman' of Vice may Only form part of the privak
warfare that is waged between the Society ane
RICHARD CARL/LE. The offence for which this
uulortuuste man now lies in prison was prosecuted
to conviction by this Society, and the Defendant,
in the bitterness of hit heart, declared, that hits
family should not fall ander the blow of the Society,
and !het the shop in Fleet-street ahout4 still lie
tusinteioesl, even though victim should follow
tint in countless succession. If the Society ha., by
its perseverance, accomplished the work of prevent.
dog the sale of blasphemous publications, it might,
we think, be satisfied with the success of its exer-
tions, Auld might safely commit the prevention of
political libels to the care of the responsible ad.
viseis mud officers of the Crown ; but it certainly
ought not, for the purpose of effecting a triumph
over an unfortunate individual, sacrifice its own
good charucrer, or sauctioo a mode of proceeding
which is an indirect breach of the Constitotior.
There are many who think that the closing of
CnatiLn's shop, no matter what may be the name
of the publications sold there, would be a desirable
event, even though himself and his family should
starve for it, and that if a good be obtained, it
matters little by what means it has been accoraT
plighted. A most pernicious doctrine ! If an object
he desired, let it be pursued by legal 4114911111 ; and
if there be two way, to its attainment, let that be
chuseo which is consistent with the spirit of the
Constitution.

CARA,ILIS has been censured, and justly so, for
his obstioate resistance to the power of the law,
and to the current of public opinion. It were bet.
ter however that he should merit such a reprooek.
than that those who undertake to pot the law into
action should give evidence of a vindictive feeling.
CastLiu; has been punished, and punished severely,
and hitherto public opinion has justified this seve-
rity; but there is a limit beyond which it cannot.
with propriety, he extended. The appearance
persecution wit! counteract ite owe coons. *Pe
raise a feeling in favour of the suresee which no-
thing could excite but the perversity of his male
gonists. If CAILLILE continues to publish hiss-
phemons works, the Society for the Suppression of
Vice may still pursue him ; but if his offences are

now of a nature merely political, the Gove►nment
of the country alone is justified in making his work
the subjects of political prosecution.

Extracts from. the Papers from Ireland to the
6th instant, received yesterday, are given in our
preceding columns. Au outrage of savage atrocity
has been committed near Boyle. bet there are no
further accounts of crime in the disturbed dis-
tricts which are situate in the south of the hi*.
We trust that they are begiuning to subside, Mut
that the extraordinary measures already adopted
by the Government, aided by the exertion. of thc
locil gentry, will suffice for the restoration of Van-
quality, without the dreadful expedient of the
In-
surrection Act. It was laiely stated in a Dahlia
Paper among the rumours or the day, that!' the
residence of the Earl of Dououtoissoat, at
Knocklofty, in the county of Tipperary, had beta
forced to surrender its arms to the deluded pease's-
try, although' some policemen were Masotti fee its
protection." The indignation expressed by his,
Lordship against this statement, which he catgut-
dicta us a base fabrication, we consider, although
not so intended by his Lordship, a severe censure
upon those country Gentlemen who here tamely
and voluntarily divested themselves of the means of
protection, and to whom we would recommend bit
Lordship as a■ example of courage, energy, and
spirit, worthy of imitation.

We do not believe that the report of the Manx
of the Marquis of HASTINGS, which we copied yes.
terday from an Evening Paper., is entitled to the
credit claimed for it, A letter written by the Noble
Marquis, dated the Nth April last,, states„ that lus
Lord•hip and family were all well. and contains no.
allusion whatever to an intended return. Many of
his Lordship's most intimate friends give not the
slightest credit to the report.
That part of the report of the Lewes meeting
which represe:lted Mr. ELLUAN, jlllll. as having
appr►.ed the Gentlemen there assembled, that it
wus the ►ntentiuu of Government to abrogate the
present Corn Laws, and to impose a duty upou
the importation of foreign corn, was incorrect.
Mr. ELt.ra AN coutred►cted itina letter addressed
to a Morning Paper, raying as the same time that
he had o.pressed his belief, that the existing Coru
Laws ocald be altesi:a iu the ensuiug Ses►►oa of
Pirliallie lit.

We understand Lord COON AII t hss sent over
to this country for r diving belt, the recovery of
some of the valuahle property being drew& prar-
tteaPle. The ll'Higgiitst it is Mahal, founckiert
ow • bed of rocks treat Ott show, turd tiorrolisHow
water.

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PARIS PAPERS.
fixed to the end of a bludgeon, and which the 41olability of him perseo, the order of succession to the
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shepherd *Weed and wrested from him ;in the • . ..'" • ..4.• throne, the re eiCoadoselty a ,-...Plellthers, /hall be
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toren time, ItOweve. he was stabbed by another of ~...i., ;.'t PARIS, Xo7Elialla 3. 7. - . hell • i 5.34;" • - --"--iii ' three booths's
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....., , • z . puma wit
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.. the savages iti several places with a knife, oast of Yesterdat:itiegiirgraiiird kress iirldiiimnialcdeefliet. to Are years, loitielbfllO of fro. 390 e 'tramcar •
which was left indna horty. He wade his escape- Lefgeei loss sr
t 'mute's. thet hie oniktiffere•; I' 3. An atiriegir bp*say Of these lis ';epon the right,
tootling across two fields to the cabin of u Itigh- after having laell for Some time nu the rise, have secured by the Articles to and 9of the Constitutional Charter,
hour-the blood gushing from Ai* wound ii his ' I
bus"
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such a degree, .that tar4or
linhicabiii *spa to deelnw, which is ettributed not
_only to- r bw
be .postished wadi isapsisaaoram. Inc A apace/soot YU&
mouth to three yeses, and • fine of from 100 to 4,900 francs.
vr hest Air • too k shelter, and egainht • which he re.' letters received from Russia, but also to the didir- •
4. Any attruipt by% the same means to excite hatred or
rimed until opened, ass completely covered, mid, tnt loans in idegociation.
thei;olstur of the wood pearly eiettished. When —A
letter from Barcelona, of November 17, says-. contempt against the King's Governmeut, shall be punished
Ow **Timed had effected his ,the inhumin is with sa imprisonment from OM 100111 b to four years, and a
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We have scarcely escaped from the ravages of tine of froin 150 to 5,009 fiasco. miscreatile stabbed- his tge in retinal' parts of she .
the yellow fever, when we are Menaced with a po/i7 5. Defamation or into etive by airy of the same means
hod • actured heflan II Wic4Xpiece of wood
'eh. P°4" haillY tidal used( M a candlestick, lieu! one. We have been for the last twenty-fur against the Courts, Tribenale,Gratoliteted Bodies, or Public
learn) her quite dead by the side of • sue/dine hour, on the sleet. It is anitomiced that General Authorities, shall be putaiablA by4wapriowarmeat from fifteen
infant, and two elder children,' 'au an udjacent es
Margo will soon arrive. 'iii our city; llliis Chief of dsys t• tw° years, sad elitteeiell"'re, i!.9".,:1 •
pallet. ah. the Ltberales Ime already appeared in thie.environs.." 6. Au outrage committed publicly 211 apy !Taney ohm-
The shepherd is still alive, 14i1'14iii rigg-oyee, preach r _._. • . • ever on 'revues of their feactioeser thelespoiNte, whether
0.1.8 on the rot of December t---.Fireptif.
though his case is at preseot very 101611,6104 He
upon one or several Meselhan of alai* sif tier*** Chamber.,
; Console,. 89. f. lb c-Ilenk Stock, 1,1104 L
l• 1,,t, given information optimist one 'Mani' and an- or upoa a public fiansattOefft or /1.... a Minister of she
.._ i , ; other bas beers apprehended on euspiellett, Irons what Oa the 3d:-Fire per Celli. Goebils, SO A Illheewillimit
religion of the State, or tray otOpe Akio, recognised BY
Stock, 1,595 f. . • 1 • •
'.. tretisittred yesterdey at the inquest'.
IpliE9B4l, howsmiftsh g law ia France, shall be punished by hoyelsoonseut for •spare
.
There is no doubt entertained that the shepherd hum 15 days to twoYears,aod • lime of f 100 to 4,C00
1 kilnws the there savages that nturdereil his. wife, and Some days sioe4 the Authorities received intelli. 1..
, t tics. The setae (Aimee towards a Jurors' account of hie
': ; that the y ere kidown to a maid servant. who Wile in peon that the Perriaus had lovaded the Turkish functions, er • witthess on account of his deposition, shall be
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I the house at the t ; yet, the thread of bents territory; it excited' a very hotly' ecosatiou here. punished with imprisonment from tea days to a year, and •
ntordered prevents them from even communicating We have account` Irma Constantinople up to the fine of from 60 to 200 francs. An outrage committed upoa
i their rasp/does; but both declare 11114 they eau 3d of November. The Grand Signior had canted a Minister of religion, legally retognised in France, in the
i.letitify all the perpetrators of this dreadful deed,. iat
. all toe. versions in that capital to be ay/gated. A exercise of his fuactions, shall be •pueished in the penalties
it Itrought before them,
impend by. Arable let of the present Law. If the out-
part of the Janissanes has bees, sent to Asia to march
Henry Fry,.E-q. a Magistrate of this comity. has
rage In these eases shall be accompanied by race. or
been reiv active un the. acclaims, and I have we against the Persians, utid couriers heel been die•
violence towards their perm», the person so guilty shall
doubt will cause the other two suspected persons to patched to 'Epirus to recal the Pacha who com- be pruidred according to the dispositions of the Articles
he uttpreliewiled; Cellatablep are in search of Mem. mends against Ali, the Sultan I,eyttage appointed of from tte to t 33, Inclusive, of the Penal Code.
• • We'ure sorry to hear that evil disposition has be- .).
i m to the command against the Perlis's, and the 7. Infidelity and salarrprestatation in the report given in
Kul, to evince itself in, a remote part of this county, '
on the borders of the county of %V scklow. We have Pachalik of Erzerum. Letters frolle-Snlyros. or
it:Jamison as: reliance' mffilicatioes of the sittings of
constantly held up to the people of this neighbour- October 26, speak of excesses being committedCb other& •ad brevities in the Courts and Tribunaht,
Greece,
hurid the occessity of slue obedience to the laws- every day against Christians of all nations without shall be punished with a floe of from 1,000 to 6,000 franca
this is the only cundition on which we can continue thetinction. lii case oft repetition of the or where the report
advocete their cam*. We should caution the given shall be offensive to one or other of the Chambers,
VISSWA, ROVSIIIIIIR 22.
.... or • Peer or Deputy, or injurious to the Coed, the Tri
maitre itillubstanta of this county to be avare of Gons„ ern has just published the following Ur. basal,
strangers. I Carlow Morniug Post., or one of the Magistrates, Jurors, us e tigresses, the
We uncle4nd that Government has with prompt ':-eular, relative to the Carbonari : FAlitoirs of the Journal shall be further condemned to impel.
is
poi jinlieious liberality. gruoted fifty pound* to. " 11. "dee to ielemeere hie ("el waded' 'Pk)" cha seilimst for a spies from one year to three years. Is such
Jklo4l Sites, of Tubber, to the. county of Tipperary, i" et"" tleeteheee sod seeltdhro eflhe'ofet of the cora°• eases the Proprietors aad Editors of the Journal or Periodi.
for the purpose of giving a slated roof tolls' house. °ad' wklca he. Toad' tlaillialualP la • Put of Italy, his cal Publkatioe so found guilty, shall be prohibited from re.
14e was brother to the lute Edmond Shea, the airs. 'Order. Majesty UN din kiirrake known to all the porting in future the legislative and judicial debate. The
4.1„„„ ba,,,if of „,,,,,,,a,„ b0n.„,., person, and family, world the criminal cad trbitlitliblallotiely bas in view. violation of this prohibition shall be penished by penalties
Ireland is at present deplortug.--(Waierforel " The real seedowey of din ladtitiof the Carbonsri is to doable of those imposed by the present Article.
Miry or,/ . . . overturn aird destroy existiog GovernmsL As it is evident S. The following shall be punished with impribeimeat
that whoever has know/Joey joined thie=i of. Nae,Codao fine Grim days to two years, sad • 6ne of from 14 to
COURT OF-KING'S BENCH, DUBLIN. Nati hoe ititakeed Itliteeff liable tle Visuldeosedim 4.14. f,m,;._,
31r. O'Connell *polled for liberty to direct writs guilty of high tosasem, or whoever lei mot exerted bliiidlf • hi, As sadtaloms expertness uttered id public.
cf Habeas Cot pus to the (inventors of Smithy and wi•Prtsc the Priewu a the sect ',gamy or the "ase Otiiiii: W. ilk roiloilial or prostratiou of public signs of Rapti
KeV ill-sti eel Charter Schools, to bring up the bo- comequently, frosa the day of the publication of Ihieciretilifpt arthorioyeihree le hatred or contempt of that inithoriti;
Ater of Tio,e. Haye end Ellett Have, the infant chile no preen shall In snowed to plead ignorance oldie views MN ad, The public carriage of all external rallying dam set.
devil of Eleanor Hoye, MI MholltralffillaVit the motion this society i oug whoever shall jai. it, Sr breed to pp:, ! . aelherised by the King or by the regulations of Pada.
teas grounded. She stated, that she was the widow pees its progress or denounce its members, shall be tried by 4th. The exposit% iu public places or meetings, the dl..
of Nicholas Haye. who (bed in May, 1820; he was the etimieal code. The maims of the some code by which tributioa, or offering for sale, of all signs tor symbols
the lather of the above t.hildren, and coachman to • . .
pootakamat is remitted to arty of the guilty perms. o. make , imeoded to propagate the spirit of rebellion, or to rlaa.
Colonel Roger., of the Ordnance Department ; log discovery of his accomplices, is applicable to the Society hub the public peace.
tun boy is *bout seven years old, and the gi:l eleven. of the csibugari.
9. Whosoever, by say of the means stated is the Ist
Oil the death of the father, Mom Roger., daughter
11l 211711. lovitar seri 40. Article of the Law of the 17th May 1819, shall endeavour
ut• the Coltmel, moat humanely undertook to main- According to private accouuta, the•Gret Its have tnin and educate those children ;'she did maintain to disturb the public peace, by exciting hatred or contempt.
recovered in the south of the Mores that supe- of the chinas ageism oat or several classes of people, nail educate them at her own expen.e until June
lest, when, no doubt from an anxiety for their opt- riority which they previously possessed, whilst in shall be punished is the penalties imposed in the preceding
rtinal improvement, she placed the boy in Santry the north of the Peninsula, they have net only been Article.
Cindery School, mei the girl in Kevin-street Char- unsuccessful, but even compelled to retire into the 10. Every publication sold.. offered for sale, exhibition,
ter School. The father was, und 'the 'mother is, of inothiteias. However, they have received consider- oedistributioe, without the previous authority of Govern-
-0 toe Catholic religion, and she wishes to bring op able reinforcements, with which they will probably meet, of design', whether executed is engraving or litho-
her children iis the same peostiasiosi. She has means be able to drive buck Jusauff Pttche "f" u P6t4". graphy,sluill, for that single fact, be punished with imprisoe-
' • to :support them without the and of •those Institu- lis Livadia the war is curried on with various sue- meat from three day, to six months, and a Sae of from 10 to
timio.• She repeetedly applied to have them re.
roofed to her, but her airtltieetions were peremp-
*wily .refused, Nod she is *di under the' necessity
of applying to the'Court feel Seders.. " "--10 ' ems. la 'Epirus the affairs of the Greeks arid the
A lhaoisos, their sillies, are taking a favourable turn,
but the plan fur establishing a Generalissimo with
ample powers, has fatted. . bOO francs, without prejudice to the prosecution to which
ibe subject of the design may be liable.
11. The article 10 of the law of the 9th June, 1819, is cons.
moo to all the dispositions or the present title,so far as awl
Motiou grouttik. ' • .-17 t . ULM, NOVEMBER 25.
apply to the Proprietors or Editors of a Journal or Po-
./ - ...s__, ---^ \,.. _ •,-4/.1 • T Letters from Italy state, that the Neapolitan .
reediest Pebheation.
General Rollo, who was a prisoner in the fort of
• TITLE 11.
FUR It IGN I NTH LLIVISNCIL Oluf, has made his escape with several other pri-
Of the Prosecution.
' —ow-- , • . , , • SOUrfll of state.
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It. In the case of offence against one of the Chambers by
FLAbIgIE.III. MAIL AND SPANISH Willa ........-,---.._._
any of the means recited is the law of the 19th May 1819,
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' 'CADIZ. woreserria is. 'Flit 11,Iticri Slitpaxis s , die Chamber offended, upon the simple complaint of one of
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1 1.1 l'-EII4PW:. FFV,EI, tioyenturet,4, its members, may, if it does not choose to authorise a pro.
5. 6. "
. p eases. Cured. ,Disaikp. Jternaan r secutiou in the ordinary way, order that the offeeding party
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lON DON,
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'Mary........:.5ha1l be brought to the bar, where, after he has been heard,
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he shall, if guilty, be condemned to:the penalties prescribed
No acclimate frem Lebrija since those published oat the SATURDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1821.
by the laws. The sentence shall be pronounced by the Pre-
' i 111.1.. ---.....--. -- sides, of the Chamber.
hll3l.lTbheraer:eh.vain:hers, conformably. with the preceding Article,
the Samna, called Redacten r Cameral publishes in two The Paris Papers of Sunday. Monday, and
i apply the provisions of the Article 8, relit.
Suprleniestts nee, from Smith America...stating, that a Treaty Tuesday, arrived at a late. hour last night. They t
ire to the report of their sittings given by the Journ•ls.
iti.
. Rad bent *concluded at Villa de Cordoba between General, will not gratify those person" who expected a re. The provisions of the same Article 8, relative to the report
l; h
'Donojo aud Iturbide on the bean of the independence of of earings in the Courts and Tribunals, *ball be applied
• • port of a stormy debate in the Chamber of De. directly by the Courts and Tribrusabe to which they relate.
the Mexicali empire, at the head et whieh Ferdinand VII. iv
to he, or
- puties upon the subject of the Address of that 14. The following shall be prosecuted before the Cor.
dot *ember; ef his fatality wext is the ' order of sue: .
rectionsi and Official Polite t-
-1 . ' body to the KING, and the rebuke contained in his d
Id. Offences in the cases provided for by the sth Article
cesMotr, io case Le!hirCid.ieuerrere it.
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11•RCEI.ONA, NOVEMBER IS. • MAJESTY'S A usaret. It was only alluded to in. !.'. . at the poises, law, and by the 19th Article of the law of
The- fryer. 'is now at length sensibly- diminishing in vb- • directly. They are not, however, destitute of
• " t.lel7tohutn:l: pyrlcS,ided fur by the Articles 6,8, and 10,
term lowly •stettiltied. The mew e are far less nunieroes, 19.
: lence and there is every femme to hope- that it will be soon •
si The tre
interest. The French Goeernment, treading in of the present law.
awl the deaths tint few. jibe four Presets physicians re the steps of our own. Minister, hiss commenced 3d. Tbe Public excitement to crimes not effected, or to
ofeeces by the sale, distribution, ow r xpo.ing to
16 tin C
R""Di"g .f. lb. Ise who Cause hilb"' 4" ‘Ding to "Rh" i• the Session with new inroads upon the liberty of the sale it, public places or anembiage. of people, of designs,
Itattee t ' ace .nf the puns will do Me souse, the other hm• •
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• traits In raisin it tire hospital rill the contagion has wholly Press. Blasphemy studsedition are become watch-
engravings, pictures, or emblems.
The other offettrea provided for by the present Law shall
erased. words wish the Freltgb as with ourselves. The French be judged conformably with Article 13, of the Law of the
lt &pet D. novenae& 21. -..-
awag., has 'neei.-rimm, proposed five separate 26th May, 1819.
Onr !opera, The Istparttal, The Poiret:et, and others,
euaisin at great teugth the paper, received horn Vera Cruz Bills, but he has proposed two, which will be found Given at our Castle of theTniteries, the 7th of Novem-
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respecting ehe stale of New fipatn,-aifd the Convention con-
her, 1821, and of the 27th of our Reign.
eititfrd by Groeral O'Durotju with !turbine. equally comprehensive. lit the eittrug of the By the King, (Signed) LOUIS.
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•• 1 The prateibalmibierti of- nilieission in the Cortes has been Chamber of Deputies on Monday last, the Keeper The Keeper of the Seals, Mobster of leafier,
(Signed) H. DR SERRE:
the military eivition of the Posttests territory into twelve die- of file seals, ofie,, .0,. 'Hitrothiefory speech expiii..
trims.-(.lJeakid Papers, Nourishes *2)
SECOND PROJET OF LAW.
y of their motives, submitted she two follow.
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... WARSAW; trovttiazit 6. Louts by the Grace of God King of France and
tog pmjets of law. to the Chamber; odie of them
The rejoin which had been roman respecting doe RussianNavarre;
t troop+ going iolo eantuntstents see wholly subeaded. These proposes to coutome the Censorship of the Pre.. for To all iii whom these present, shall route, greeting.
! sr top. are "iiii the war establishment, piorided with every live eats-it was received with e general burst of We hare ordained and du ordain that the projetot the
ttilog eel-email for a campaign, and /early io march at the murmurs : - hiss, the tenor of which follows, shall he preseuteti:to the
t • tits, notice. Every r. gimetst has its fun compliment,. and FIRST PROJET OF LAW. Chamber of Deputies by our Kren.r. of the Seals, tke. *loom
o'.
i I , they are soset•itoueil that one may severed seedier without
tolcfruptiurt towards elsalevrr poibt it may be thought St Navarre; its support in debate.
Louts by the Grace of God Ken of France and we charge with the deeelopetnent of the motives, and
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t+ direct an army. T. all those to whom these presents shall some, Single Article.-The laws of the 310 of March, 1820,
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We leant fo'ain the interior of Russia Mai corps of reserve
greetiog. . and 26th Jute, 1821, relative to the piddiratiodi of journals
I ate forntiolt to keep the rimy up to its peeper compliment
in case war should break ate,: We have ordered, anJ do ordain, that site projet of the and perionleal writing., shall continue to have their effect
law in the following tenor shall be prerenied to are Ch•m- moil the end or the Session, 1626.
VIENNA, NOVEMBER 22. bee of Deputies by our Keeper or. the Seals, am-. whom we Done at the Castle of the Tuileries, this 7th November,
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Accoonta from Seethe of the 12th say-" New. has been charge with the direlop. meet of de, inetleseis sod its stip. 1821, and 27th of Heir Reign.
• reci-ived al Belgrade front Cottaiant tootle of the 28th Oeto- port is debate. • I By the King, (Signed) LOUIS.
her The Dopopes fount &rim, who hail bora long is that TITLE I. • The Keeper of the Scab, (Signed) H. OF. SEIM E.
...filet, havelieto arrested by order of the 9allas: Respecting the Repression. • . A long and lively
Iv nitussei.s. oitcsmitta, 3. Art. 1. Whoever, by any of the means recited is Article ing of theft two projets.
agitation succeeded the read-
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Acenunts.frees st. Pricesborgh of, the 10th November say, the Ist of the law 4.4( 17th May, 1819, shall tiatiage or kern The Presidera rodi.l it was for the Chamber to
lint forefrAPltterayo rs in the University of *bat city, Messrs. into derision the religion of the State, shall he pertishrd with
order that they should be printed and distributed •
At• emir.. , Pliniteeli, derriastio, and .flasiparh, bare been sus- imprisoismetti for a space of time not less than three inmithe,
also to ref. r them for consideration in its borettaX.
0 peeeed 94ns 'INFO fetectiune for having luring their lee- oar exceeding Ave p.m.. Illid • hue of "Orli 310 hi 6.00
I 4., 614 developed Aipistrewt Which •hare ailliblaired dangerwei. frown. The Fame realties shall be ttrunemieed 4104 and determine oat what day the Chassiser should ao
A. loquiflas illettAeted howthieaffair. . • eilirever shaft outrage or torn ham den* - arst.tr rata- meet for the purpose of such examination, thud alio
acevana‘tromolw, frogosava al Tor annolltre. INN sheb Ebro the aiii•b4"l"be'" of which is 1(104 11"11.°0 i" diet of the projet of ihe financial law.
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__i", "no r:712_,._&114 113,/hati. ,of Persia me- Mom% M.. Dt Ls Lot. stated, that the 66th erticle of the
mrs its ve OW itameut% • I tit 'has entered the 2. Aug attempt by any of the santec estleag t 11,se
rules of the Chamber alter teal, that the Cosomilteo
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