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London, England, 1819-02-22 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

Mr. ‘VALIf.a. in defiance of all opposition, and
amidst universal courts,:,,,,, then addressed the
multitude. He knew, he said. that the Rump
were his CI ; but he canal nut ; he was an in.
dependent man, and ur for us his voice went, at
least, he would protect Westminster from the dic-
tation of is base and rolitemptible ollarchy. Ile
pr set high encomiums upon the virtuous and ve-
nerable Major Cartwright, awl lamented that there
was neither vita tog honour enough among the

PARII3, FFBRUARY 18.

The King's lieslth improver daily. It is lorircil
that his Majesty may be enabled in a short time to
resume his usual airings.
Yesterday, after mass, the Bureau of the Cham-
ber of Deputies, conducted by his Excellency the
Minister of the Interior, was admitted to a private
audience of the King. The President were:del
to his majesty the project of the law relative to
the financial year adopted by the Chamber to the
sitting of the preceding day. At half past one
o'clock the ICtitg presided at a Council of his
Ministers.

The Chamber of Peers will meet this day, to
►eceive a communication from the Nlanirtrr•.

M. de Saint A uldire, author of a pamphlet
rious to the memory of the Marshal Duke de
Felire, was killed on 'Tuesday in a duel by 'AI. de
Lartigura, an officer in the Royal Guard, and a
relative of the Duke de Fehre. They fought with
swords iii the Buis de Boulogne.
It is reported in Berlin, that the recal of M. de
Kotzebue to Russia was caused by his indiscret►on
in asserting his Journal " that the Meinotie of
M. Stourdza was official." This Memoir having
excited an universal dissatisfaction in Germany, the
Russian Government has thought proper to disavow
M. de Kotzebue's assertion, but this State Couto-
stellar has the promise of obtaining a new sphere of
activity in his native country, Est lionia.
Intelligence from Rome, of the 30th of January,
offers no cause of alarm respecting the health of the
Holy Father.

The magazines of Marseilles are encumbered
with wheat, it leaving been svit from the purls iu
the Black Sea in quantities proportioned ►o the de-
mand which it Wal4 supposed would equal that its
the preceding years. The good harvest which has
taken place among our neighbours, has somewhat
deranged these ►peculatious, and justifies a hope
that the COMUUlerll will find their UCCULiIIt in the
superfluity.
A great mortality, it is said. prevails at Part.atia
Prince, in St. Domingo. The A ineri,ali sessels
there base lost a considerable part of their crews.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
SITTING OF FEBRUARY IG.

The adjourned debate on the fixatiott of the
fuotocial year was rebooted. After some di.curbiou
the President proceeded to put the project to the
vote.

Art I. That the financial vac be henceforth fixed from
July to July.

This article was adopted by a feeble majority.
It was the came ois the propoition of the other
articles of the project, to the lollowiog tenor:—

Art. 2. For the execution of the preerilmg article, the
Budget of 1810 >b ill include, besides the year 1819, the first
six months of 1820.
Art. 3. The estimates of the dirt et contributions of 1812
skull be valid uuttl the lit tifJ lily, 1)420, as also the hes re-
lative to the culltction of Assessed Taxes fur the servhe of
the State.

Art. 4. The reedit which will he opeu for the service of die
Government duriug the present Sessimi, will include the
memory expeusis for the 'tar 1819, amid aii addititia of the
funds iieceseary to meet the rep uses of the smite eerview
during the first six mouths of 1810. lu conformity It, this
e ulition, the hliiiisters will provide a so ppleinea tory
Budget, for six mouths, %kith, added to that for 1819, will
focus a Budget for 10 mouths.

The whole of the LAW was Not to the vote. and
lamed by a majority of 3i. The numbers were—
l3 for the Law, and 100 against it.

SjTTINO OF FEIIRLIAIVF ?7,

NI. Jobez, Reporter from the Petition Committee,
ascended the tritiune, and .tared, that several till.
tinfacturers and planters of tobacco petition for the
monopoly of thnt article, while other. petition
against it. On the suggrhtion of the Reporter the
Chamber pasbeil to the. Order of the Di).

the immediate superintendence of n ,c 1.4.1 vestry. that I can only deprolit on the lame and impotetit course. I have to implore, that the 'immense mul. leave agent to imploeil of the Elector;, that when form a Budget for Itt inootSa.
• I next meet, they will give to all, without refer- Mali. I Could tell you of oilier great exertions— ioipport of a despite/dile party, I refer you to the titude who assemble in trout of these Walnuts, we
exertions which would at once expiate to tier idly slate of the poll, which is a sufficient answer. If will, whatever may be their private feelings, give dice to the particular feelings of hostility winch I
ovaseTldie iivliyarialeno)af
jothrietyLoafw3wiss.
.priihtettomeinliebeviostew.traLif
.. my opponent Motels as he sloe., mewl. owleed. n till- i either my character, or that of my supporters, were a patient hearing to every person who conies for• they may have towards any Individual, a patient •
t' ' i out iiliich, it would be imposaible for him to obtain ' deter% log of the description you have heard of it, ward to address them. To adopt the good old hearing. You owe this to them, and above all to 1 131 for the La's and fou against it.
I any fair support. He told you jesterth,y, that lie ( I would not have such a made of the poll as that Englirh maxim, I trust you will give 'to every the integrity and independence of your own pro- i SITTINO OF inalttlAitY, ?7, 'i
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Saw nu very great harm in giving 11w voters a break- i to which I now triumphantly refer." man a clear stage and tio favour,' and then let ceedings. I also implore that you will be us, the
last—slid that he raw a inure redid eatialisel iii u 1 Mr. HUNT came forward, and almost for the every man judge for himself upon the merits alert for the maintenance of your own rights, and
breakfast, than in followlog a flag or a drum. Per. j first time all his notable expedients failed to obtain after he has heard every thing which has been that on Monday you will appear at the poll with M. Joliet. Reporter from the Petition Committee,
ascended the tribune, and stated, that several ma.
think there was more solid
laps lie would alsol env thing like an adequate hearing for him. The said upon the subject.—(Great app/wise.)— all your frieuds and tacquaintancea. —Great ap-
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"(G tinfacturers Bed planters of tobacco petition for Ile:
monopoly of that wide, while others petition
ealistacti eeee in giving a voter five pounds, and 1- uproar still continued, " iii such a voice as filled I shall be short. Gentlemen, in the observations plume.)
when all other memo of giving solid witisfaction tile earth and sir," and hi vain Mr. Hunt stood un- which I mean to make to you ; principally, indeed, The Hon. Baronet and Mr. HoottJusE then against it. Oil the suggesiimi of the Reporter the
hailed, palmier he would see 110 114/111 in resorting I covered, watering familiar litidb and gestures to the because it is unfair to speak at one side, when the withdrew. Mr. Irma mid his friends left the hold- i Chamber passeil to the Order of the Dry.
• eliogethier to the peddlers of the buronelonnitseer. I irunielie crowd before him. ir 0!" said he, is this permits upon whom I ins ationstirerting, cannot be togs at the same time. ST. DOMINCrti.
mg eternal*. I feel, however, the most ciiiihrlent ;or a titre struggle—a very line struggle between the heard upon the other. Rout i cannot help conga.
Alr. WooLstt now came forward amidst loud The pious Ri-gts, of St. Domingo, derolmi4 11'2
expectation. that these means will fail iii obtaining I ins and war. So you'll hear nobody, won't you? !Writing you tit the little OCCPbaillti of strength
uproar. Ile rant, he done there to ascertain who
the ultimate object to %Welt they are directed ; I Well, 1 can't help it—l'd be a fool indeed to-day which the Whig Candidate has gained upon theascertainmo modification of a iniiiistriial (-nosier et Ilse 1,0!) .;
kisow they will have nu ultimate effeet. It is tin. Ito expert a hearing, after the reception you have able to ascertain who was, upon looking to the day's pull. See how weak and languid have heels was the Popular ls"urilr' and if he had not bran Nivetise, year eleven, forhiddiog marriages hel"e''•
possible they should, when the Electors feel and given Mr. Hobhoute, not one word of whose speech his efforts, and recollect that he pus not spared to
state of the pull lie certainly ditwertied who wag whites all" "lacks.
understand the motives and principles which ac- could I hear." use all the means which have beeu embodied for
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tome the friends of say opponent, arid the, meal)* As Mr. Hunt had uttered this sentence, he was bins to give activity to lits exertionv. You have our.—lfirsser, awl load cries of " 0j; se!")— that the liiiig's Government low destroy eil the rf-
II the Electors did nut wish to hear Into,. lie would frets of this circular, and coif. ring to 11. e i xistiog
to which they resort to advance the object they struck in wine part of the body with a lump of heard of the contemptible effort which had beets
retire.—(Cries of " We don't—be off ! ')—Mr.
have is, view. You will, I trust, reject, with proper nrud, throws, by some idle fellow in the crowd, to made by inducing Ladies to go about cativatisingjaws, which do not prohibit this species of merriat:e,
iirdignation, the Caudirlaite who so treats you ; slot my the least of him, but when it fell from hum upou for votes, and using their influence on this
iedeed in a personal seam., but on accouirt el the the board nu which he stood, it was found to eon- occuion (and for this occasion only), to confer
principles of the party who brought him forward. ' taits a small flint stone, Which was immediately false civilities to promote the object of the Wooler finally retired without delivering his iii. T
tendril speech.
Mr. ‘VALSZA, in defiance of all opposition, and
My 11.1iig opponent has told you that the Elector. handed to Mr. Hunt, who held it up and said, with other Candidate. You have heard of the in. amidst univereal confirm 00000 then addressed the
we se,it in be nitimirlaterl. But whether they are much apparent humour, is Who is the ckver fel- ducement to voters, by what Mr. Lamb calls the multitude. He knew, he said, that the Romp he Committee therefore vropese Si) pro, to the
Order of the Day.
M. (Aisne de Villeverple—Tl.is Petition 1 ef
the utmost importance, all. coil the griatcst col• -
or ilia, it is clear the Illrlids or iny opponent will low that threw this?—A pretty friend of any Candi- more solid satisfaction of a breakfast, in return fur were his enemies; but lie cared riot ;he was an in- P Mal and political iirterestr. lii feel, if you do l" t
try to ininuidele them. I assure yiiii that all the date he must be.—ls this his mite to the poll ? their votes. But notwithasanding ell these paltry dependent sisal., and as far as his voice went, at I mark with the strongest censure this Decree c.'it e,
iota lornierly remitted to only by the Court are —Let are tell Wm that stones are not words." artifices, they will still Iliad that though some pm- least, he would protect Westminster from the dies
righted uf —tl 'la Decree ihrtaleil by th t spirit i f
How used by the IVhiga. I assure you, that per- [The uproar which partially subsided from, we pre. lion of the Electors of Westminster ate so con- lotion of a base and i ontempuble ollrc ahy. Ile despotism
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pride mid bdnees. which ' ,resoled
t sons of rank have threatened trisilesinen with a some, the proper' theiniclairation of the crowd to teruptible as to be made the duper of these tricks, partied high enconouma upon the virtuous arid icesl " ' liti
ls. of their CU-loin, if they did nut vote as he sanctum the stone-throwing act, was again re. or are so unfortunately situated as so he in no con- utruble hlajor Cartwright, mail lamented that there over the murderous raps di:ion to ._ D
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desired. All these arts are now revived, awl sumed, mid Mr. Hula could only be heard by I dition to resist them, still enough of Electors will was neither vita uot honour eueugh among the: 111011, you raise $ wall' of brass betweeh 11 as'/
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