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innghter on tot left.)—He proceeds to tbe•#lioist►q
of War.
The Committee proposes a redoctioo or 30,000
francs in the expenses or the errand sdatiaistra-
tioo. It remark,* that the gist corps is mach too
oumeroua, that it oCcusiont Otani.* expenses.

only means of restricting the number of the
Geuerol Officers to the necessities. of •theisisstjr,..
without affecting acquired right. It proposes a
reduction of 52,400 francs in the military intend.
:owes. and a reduction of a forty-secoodth in Owl
total abtouttt of the estimates. In the total a re-
duction of t 68,400 francs in the budget_ of the
.
(gists; of War.
he Reporter declares that the Commission has
further charged him to express a wish that the body
of the gendarmerie 'should be better paid mud be
augmented.—(Burrti of laughter on the left.)
The Committee also proposes to reduce the num-
ber of the pupils of the school La Fleche.
The Ministry of the Marine dell)Hfldll three mil•
lions more than in 1820. The Reporter proposes to
allow the whole of the credit which appeared in the
Committee sufficiently justified. Ile announces
that the Government is occupied with the (Matte
of delivering France from those prism's where the
prisoners confined to hard labour meditate the
avenging themselves upon society when they 'boll
be free, fur those punishments that are now inflicted
upon them.
The Reporter then proposes in the Ministry of
Finance some reductions, and terminates by affirm-
ing that the receipts will soon surpass the expendi-
ture,, without augmenting the taxes. Titus,. he
sAyt, will be effaced the traces of past misfortunes,
and in delireriog ours. lves up to great and useful
enterprises, we shodl be enabled to maintain the
supremacy of this tine kingdom in every species of
prosperiry.—( Bursts of laughter on the left.)
The PRESIDENT—" To-morrow the Committee
will continue its Report."

FARM RAT. 9.
Yesterday before mass their Serene Highnesses the filar-
graces William and Maxlmilimi, of Baden, look leave of this
King and Royal Family.
Count ProWm, presented to the King, at a private an•
dirtier, the letter which his Majesty the King of Sardinia,
Charles Felix, wrote to the King on his acerosion so the
throne; and also his credentials as Envoy Extraurdinsty
and Minister Plenipotentiary from that Sovereign to the
Court of France. After ma•a the foreign Ambassadors and
Ministers paid their court to the King and the Royal Family.
PIM APRIL 19.
[IXTRACT MON THE LITTER OF A raaveLLeal

The most rigorous measures continue to be pursued
against all those who have taken any part in the revolution.
The storm, *kith has rage?. for the last right days, lies
forced several vessels, in which the Chiefs bad embarked at
Cenoa, to lake shelter in the harbours. Yesterday a felucca
was stranded near Monaco; and notwithstanding Monaco
is a sovereign principality, the Sardiaitn carabineers imme-
aliately arrested Colonel Palma, who was engaged in the
events at Alemandria. They propose In enbmit all the fon-
Nifoilinwaels (so the liberals are called here) to the discre-
tion of a Council of iVar. Two ve isn't in which the Counts
Xt. Margin, Sawa Rosa, Scc. wished to go to Spain, have
entered Antibes. They hive not kern permitted to leave
the town, and ■ courier of the King is gone to Paris to
claim their being given up.

The Spanish Consul in our city, M. Ferreri, had set out
fur Madrid to carry thither the intelligence of the Constitu-
tion in Piedmont. He left Madrid on the 28th of March,
and was the bearer of dispatches for the Spanish Emmy at
Turin bet it is; said, when he wished to return to his pos-
at Nice, he wee arrested ou the lush by cm:simmers, sod
conducted to the frontiers of Freese.

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