The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-03-29 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

I FRENCH PAPERS.
We receivoil last night the Paris Journals a Veil's,.
The following are extracts:--
(Fromn the Amateur of Friday, Hatch 26-061cia/ Port.]
PAWS. al•acie
To-day, before mass, Count Bray, Envoy Extraordinary ups
Minister Plenirmentiary of Bavaria, pet-sented to the King. Is a
private audience, a letter from his Slveringn, announcing the dea,a
of her Royal Iliglinem the Princess 31azianne, sister to his ]lajmy
the King of Bavaria.
The non-official part contains, under the lvad of Fulmer', a
very long article (three columns) the redemption of the $ pay
cents. and the reduction of ,he interest. The following are saws
of a:: arguments employed in favour of the nwasure : as seas as
the public funds are alley . e par, this fact alone is eritiivalent nos gime
not ice given to the flow( rn 'mot,' hat it may imininhatelrbovrow money
at a lower rate of i.wererit than it pays its present creditors. swis
notice cannot be neglected by an enlightened Government, laws
duty it is to lessen, wherever it is possible. the burdens of those
who contribute to pay the interest of the national debt. This is
also the anode adopted by private pentane when their credit ini.
proves. The Government has an additional motive for such a step.
since it is notorious, that had not something of the kind been es.
petted, even before it was fl3ally announced in the King's speed,.
the rentes, which were at 104, would Le now at ku, and solid
not have stopped there. Such a progressive rise above par soidd
fetter the operations of the staking fund, since with a given sum
would redeem a smaller stout of renter. and this excess would to
I more to be regretted, as the State never received the 'link capnal
for which it recognises Molls debtor. In fact, in the meat Mean.
tageous loans, it never received above/21f., aid in others it eras
may objected. that the Government could suppress or forced to accept 50 I. only fur lOU inscribed.
peillitdt te Shienki.;: Fond : erase Inom the f:rosif Litre the MI rd-
lions of rcntts which have been already redeemed ; subtract Nal
the budget the 40 millions assij,med to that fond, and there will te
at once a reduction of 73 millions in the burdens of the State.
Such a matter is more specious than solid :—First, most of Or loans
were cmirattesi und,r laws which enact the annual redemption,
the lenders reckoned on this, and a change of system would be de.
ceiving them. .Secondly, the daily purchas.-s by the Sinking
Fund afford a market for those funnhohlen who are desirous a
selling, and without ibis market might beat lia...arhposed tossed,
den and danger. us depreciation.
The article then proceeds to infer, that the sinking fund mot
not be touched ; that it is the corner otone pubis credit, is
which the edifice of the financial prosperity of the kramiain ft.
poses. To the objection that the proposed measure is not lead, a
single line of the civil code comple.eiy elutes it. Art. 1.911 ssjs...
" La setae coedit me ea perpefael esf essewt:eilemeot rachetaLk."
'From the Etoik of r,itut dry.
PARIS, M•RCII
A telegraphic despatch from Lyon announces that the Ductless
of Lucca died at Rona on the 13sti, at five o'clock. She was born
July 6, 1782, and has left one son, C:iiales Louis, Infant of Spain,
wsl23, who married in 11th) the Princess Mane Theresa onSszooy,
Princess of Sardinie.
FR CH CH ELI NHS —PARIS, MARCH 26. Five per Cents. opened
at 1(631. Ilk. ; dised at lif3f. 20c.—Nearrilitsn Five pee Cents.
23a. in ducats, 102 in francs.—Rentes U.—Escort',
on London, one month, 2a. Mc; Ditto, duce months, 2,T1 3k
—Coors Aathemiiyae, Match 26.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
PUBLIC SITTING or THY Roth MARCH.
tritesturacr BY Bli.141011111TY.)
At two o'clock M. Chi'baud de la Regaudie occupies the
chair.

AI. M. De Villein, de Peronnet. and de Corbin*, take their eent
on the box de: t.ned to Minn.'s.

The Howse is nnbre complete than yesterday. Several members
of the left side resume their former went. M. the Gee. Foy Outing
Cmnet u'lncourt, Al.Cassisnir Perrier next to M. Castellajar,
M. Clinudin r.ext to M. Sallaberry, M. Boyer Collard talus his
seat near M. Benjamin Constant.
The order of the day was than pee into for the verification of the
certificates of the Deputies.
The reporters of me diFerent bureaux propose the admission of a
great number of D.:puties whose certiheatis are found regular,
which is agreed to without any opposition.
The admission of (lateral boy gives rise to the following dimes.
.ion

As to the election of General Foy in the arrondissement of R.
Quentin, M. the Reporter declares it to be regular ; but he adds,
' that as he has not in hand the certificates of Gen. Foy, which en
deposited in the nth bureau, he Fulsome. to adjourn his &omission.
M. lilechin-1 have the honour of observing to you, that Oda
Foy has deposited his certificates at the nth bureaus, and that N.
the Reporter has had an opportunity of perusing them. I imist,
therefore, on the immediate eilluimitm of Gem Foy.
The right side cpposos the propuMion by continued murmurs,
and cries of " No, ro, the adjounmient."
M. de Oiranlin ascents the tribune. Ido rot see, says he. why
we should adjourn the adatission of Gen. Foy; documents
which prove his age, and the amount of his cuntriWtions, are at
the Rth bureau ; I request, lintels's, that M. the Repartee Mil
peruse them, and report upon them immediately. (31uniturs.)
M. the Report!r declares that he has looked over the certificates
of General Foy, but that there exists an omission which the law
rvp vitiates. M. the General Foy pays the quit-rent required,. be
eligible, but he has not proved that be pays, since a year, the
contributions required by the Chart. Ile has obviated !only
this (IMillion, but he has not yet proved that be pays dos
a-year the pirsonal tax which completes the aunt requireile tali-
date his election. Nevertheless, the first bureau has not requesoil
its Reporter to purpose to the House any c mclusiom on the tab.
jeet. It has left the care of it to the Ilth bureau, which is entnotel
with the verification of the elections of the department of the i,eine.
M. Giranlits—You are aware now of the motive on whizli they
pretend to found the stijinornment of ticne•al Foy. Ido cot see
why this motive should delay your decision • you must &vide as
the elections of the department of the Aisre, and I oppose third.

Veen) the Yeti, cries for a divi,ior. "The admisekn."
the House, after some forth-, discussion of trifling interesta
the question, pronounces the atijou• ottani unanimously, with the
except on of a few 31enibets of the left.
31. the Reporter of the Lth bureau promises the odutisam of
31. Bergevin, elected by t! e department of Finiaterre.
31. Medlin asks to be heard—Oeutlemen, says he. M. Darwin
was opposed to Mr. Keratry, and cacied his election only by em
voice ; therefore. if only one elector has illegally introduced boa.
self into the Electoral College, it is not the ministerial card ens
who has obtained the majority required by the law, but M. Kenny
who has been duly elected Deputy. Olurniurs ea the right trdel
hl. hlechin, to the ititerrupters--I do not pretend to say that hi
be unquestionably elected. It will be the case, if my supposhia
is grou“ded. hat will you say, Gendemen, ill lay on the Milt
the proof that more than twenty individuals have voted without Mi.
ing the qualification required by the law. 1 could enter into met
details were I not afraid of trespassing upon your UMW, and hr
which 1 refer you to the documents 1 have mentioned. The How
orders the election of M. Bergevin to be re-examined, and M.
lays on the table of the President the documents 'Janata
this elicdon. lVith nespect to the election of M. de Quisonnas, M.
the Reporter informs the House. that a protattatiou has been an
teved by a csnain number of electors, and proposes to read it.
(From t'te right, " No, no.")
The Reporter announces briefly that the protestivion, not con.
!mining uny thisg capable of invalidating the election, the bureau
bast tlought proper to proceed farther on.
De fliranliti--( Alitnours on the right)—This protestation
contains the account of a fact against the tberty of the elections; ae
election of the College which has elected 31. de QUisoungs, not
thinking that it was possible to vote secretly on the bureau, Mourn
a band-boa, in order to conceal his vote. The band-box was en
dived away; the elector resisted ; gend'armei were called for, and
the elector was empedgarf.
The protestation has two otijects ; the first is to desiounee the fat
just mt nipped, and the amid to complain for not having lasmihed
electors upon the list who had a richt w it. Thssamecootrivsners
have been rac ioed everywhere; it is eery easy to wawa fkatiose
majority by having recourse to open force. (Pies hems the riglol.
11 It is necessary that all these manonwres be exposed. (Tbs mist
of the right reeouble, uni M. de Oir idin quite the anima)
M. de Quisonnes is 'Outran sl.
The sitting is raised at half-post lee. Te-mareaw, swede le
the bureaux at ek yen o'clock ; public bitting at age o'clock as Sr
verifica.im of the certificates.

Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock, a Privy Council so-
scmllled at the Council Hall, Whitehall, upon the subg
of Jersey Appeals. Their Lordships sat till half-past four
o'clock.

etatureloy the Chancellor of the Exchequer had a so-
mann' party at dinner.
On Saturday mornin4 early LieUL-Ctil. Petry Darirro•
Aide-de-Camp to the Marquis of Hastings, left town win
despatches for the Noble Marquis at Naples, which plate
he was expected to arrive at from Rome the beginning 61
the present month. Preview' to the Noble Marquis lesr-
ing Rome he gave a grand bal.
!'he Lords are summoned for to-morrow night, epos dw
motion of the Marquis Of Lanadown on the second trade
ing of the Dissenters *enter Bill. It is with grog
pleasure that we are enabled to state, from a source we
cannot doubt, that Ministers have determined to Mica
the Unitarian Dissentets from those conscientious scruplo
which our church service has long crested in our ninth
The Unitarian clergy are to be authorised to marry pa'
eons avowedly of that .permasion, in shark duly acne
dited for that purpose. This -coneossioa,, we wintry W
bear, has encountered no opposition !taw 'the Epon2Pll
Bench.—Settedey Paper.
It is with singular pleasure we angolume, that tbal
highly distinguished and respected Miser, Admiral Sir I.
Saumares, Bart., G.C.B. Vhe Admiral of Great Britaint
received his Commission on the !lath inst., appointing imiM
Commander-in-Chief at Plymouth ; and he will raw
the command oa the 10th April ant. Jan Mac Arthur (9)
Esq. Secretary to the late Admiral Campbell, and Penn
of his Majesty's ship Priam &grit. lap be his sartrivt
Portsmouth Poser.
Captain Parry's &nod Pryer was piddiebed on *Or
day last. . .