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other particulars of this affair, have not yet trans-
pirtsl."•—(Brlgic Journal. )
PARTS. VIIIRUARY 1 .
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
After a longterm' animated debate, and the rejec.
two of several amendments that were proposed, Ike
tint article of die LAW respecting the journali wk.
put by 16 President, and carried alter some °pp°.

" Vo joornal or periodical writing dedicated wholly or in
part to political sews as 4 mehjects, ■nd appearing eit►er
regularly on a certain day, or irregolarly, mid in nowt_
hers, can be ►stablished or published without being &ethy-
-1 iced by the King."
This enactment doss wet apply to journals and
piniadical publvslititios ezistiirg on the Ist January,
1831.
NANTES. FEBRUARY 8.
TWELFTH IifiILITAKY DIVISION.
°Kora or Tllll Dst.
Three men of the 13th regiment of infantry of the line,
equally unworthy of belogging to that corps and to the
Fieneh army, hare yielded to the peifidionv reprematations
of some factioov prison., and, false to their oath, to their
K.lie and country, bite entered into a plot against the se.
conty of the State.
Whst has been lie fruit of their eolpable dereli►tion and
shameful defection ? Decrieed in their foolish hors by
the tithimailable fidelity of their comrades, and unmasked at
'owe Ivy their chiefs and tnfesiwy they have taken Right, and
their instigators bare rapidly followed them.
Won wen do justice to she 13th regiment ? Scarcely in.
formed of these criminal design■, it manifested its profound
todigustion. It has imaged itself around the jiaq trifkout
spot, and there, in the piesi•uce of the Lieutenant• General, it
has sworn to di fend it until death, against all the inaeltism
lions of the traitorous and pe
This noble example is proposed for the emulation of all
the troops employed in this division.
(The semaiiiihr of the Order is wearied is entering this

reromemendation.)
(Signed)
The Limeteaaut General oft the Twelfth Diviaime,
Commute DESPI NOIIIB.
The gendarmery have received orders to arrest, wherever
they can he f..tind, the folliminr indivittual..—.
Fraocais Xavier ita)umautl, Lieutenant of the 13th ►egi-
tment of the line;
Francois Delahar„ Lientenant of the 13th regienrot of
the bee, sad Chevalier of the Legion of Honour;

114111 Louis Gamelon, Sish•Liestrnasti of she 13th regiment
of the line,,and Chevalier of the LPrioll of Honour;
Benjamin Francois Furore, retired officer of cavalry of the
-Gttrde. ettevalier of the 1.. pious of Honour;
Wrier,. an officer on half-pay of the Es-Garde, Chevalier
of the Legion of Honour.

DUTCH MAIL
AMSTERDAM, IMBRUARY 11.
A Committee has bees formed at Ans•terdint to collect
oubwriplioos (or the relief of the unfortunate Greek., who,
on account of their religion. have been obliged to leave
their own country ■nd simians all their property, said are
no. fUglii,ei dispersed through various cocaine., where,

*hot* to one mil/ion and a holj. His plea further tenlello
plates • transfer of four millions from the finied debt lodge
unfunded debt, which sum is to be advanced if the INA a
&gland, and to be applied In the way of loan to the relief of
such parishes as may feel must severely the pressure of distress.
Seek parishes eft to pledge their rates in the way of security
for the repayment of the loans by instalments. We aro siso
cerely impressed with the belief flint the partial reduction now
proposed I. the war wilt duty will produce no injurious
ignore open the total amount of the I produce of the
revenue, fur the increase of consumption, while it gam
some assistance to the farmer, will likewise eumpeusate Is
the Treasury for the isomisal reduction in the tax.
The Noble Marquis informed the House that the revetment
the country is in a constantly progressive state of isnproms.
meat, sad that the exertions of the Ministers during the Inet
reams sf Parliament, is forwarding the great work of retreat*.
meat, have not bees iliac. The mueslis fur the present
year will phew i reduction, as compared with those of the
year preceding, to sti amount little short of two millions, su
that they will be actually less then the proposed esti-
mates of the Finance Committee by the sum of 1,170,0001.
This principle of reduction is out to close even here;
every opportunity of pursuing it will be seized, and the
Noble Secretary expressed a hope that in the next year
another Million may be safely takeu from the general
expenditure. Allusion was made to the scheme of paying
off the four sad five per cents., but Lord LOIIDONDEURT
did rot intimate whether this operation was to be effected by
transferring the stocks into the three per cents. or by *an
issue of Exchequer bine. The Corn Laws are to be modifi-
ed, bat the principle—the evil priociple upon which they
are (winded la to he preserved. The modifications extend to
the prevention of a sudden influx of foreign corn in the
event of the rise of prices to the ate • sets now eperified, and
offer an encouragement to the native growers to warehouse
cora under certain lisnitatioas. These are the points of the
expositiou to which the Mini.ters have so coullileatly re.
(erred as the proof of their power and williezness to afford
relief to the country. The pressure of inainv debars us
from saying bore upon this subject at present, than to ex-
press our belief that the Country will not be sanded with it.

Lbrd Joint Russtu, rare notice last sight is the House
of Commous, that un the 25th of April he should submit a
motiss is favour of " a mere efficient represestation of the
people is Parliament." The Noble Lord did not specify say
particular plan of reform which he might then propose for
the adoption of the Howse, but from the valuable exertions
of the Noble Lord upon thin subject, daring the last and
the prrcrdiug Session of Parliament, we Amy presume that
Ida plan will contemplate a grades' correction of the most
noturiuus existing abuses of she system, by she oreuiosal
removal of she elective franchise from the route boroughs
to such large and commercial towns as Are at present wills.

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