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FRCNCII PAPERS.

PARIS, FEBRUARY 7.
The first Bulletin of the health of his Royal
(]it.hues► the Doke de Boort'roux :
" The Doke tk Boor&atm ha. been visited for some days
bark with the solsll.pux. The eruption set in In the unilde4
Inlin 11..1., and three is every hope it will terminate in the same
favuusable w•y."
The will Bulletin of the Gth says—

" The twit tiles are deed up all over she hod,' of his Royal
Higltoess. Ills Royal Highness is pest ally well
(Signed)
" I'ORI'AL, ALI B ERT,
DUPUYTIEN, and BARON."
Hia Royal flighuess continues to enjoy the most
excellent health.

PARIS, FEBRUARY 9.

The Magistrates occupied will; the inquiry rela-
tive to the exotioloos of the 27th JJoLutry, have not
%isited the Tuileries since the night of the sth
instant.
Another inquiry has been commenced in that
Palace, relative to two vintten papers containing
atrocious threads, Lund upon the toilette of for
Royal Highness the Duchess of Berry. Semi('
persons of the establishment of this Princess have
been iuterrogated.—(Joarnal de Paris.)
The Committee. on the Budget met yesterday,
and nominated a President and Secretaries.

Accounts from Vienna of the 29. h January
state, th.it it was not until the 26th tl►e Duke de
Gallo was admitted to the Heeence of the Com-
mittee of :Ministers of the Allied Powers. It is
not, therefore, presumed that lie could have set
out .before the 2ath, to curry to the Neapolitan
Patliacnent the summons to rtssulve itself. %Ye
ark assured that King Ferdinand has published
ie declaration, which makes some changes in
the itlnit settled. There are doubts of this Mkt-
starch's proceeding to Vienna. It appears, on
the contrary that lie wi:l shew himself ut t. e
head of the army, whe►e his presence msy prevent
the effusion of blood, by causing the arm* to fall
from the hands of the Neapolitan troops.
A letter from Madrid, of the 30th January, says,
" Our Gazettes are tilled, ns °soul, with pito:lamas
tious of political chief.. These pieces prove that
there is a geLeral agitation, tither open or con-
cealed, but hitherto we hove MIMI 611 only
royalist instiller:6Bos. A recent oceimetice at
Malaga .hews that there exists sivo a repub-
lican party. An individual of the wane of
Medualda bas been ertea'ed in that city. Ile
edited at Malaga a jourual. entitled 1 1 Mende (the
Spectre). tilled with the oust horrible maxims of
j.icobionsin. Among his papers was found a pro.
clau►ation, havlng for its title, Sparrish leeptoblie,
and fur its signotuie, The Tribune if the People.
On the (ivy of-his arrest a piece of 1)0411 ipso
wu' to have been performed at the theatre, entitled
lilego a Nurun."

♦IENNA, JANUARY 26.

The preporatious which are going &trivia(' here
exche the livelmst inteicia. A great nieijinity of
the people ardently desire it cominuance of peace.
The question us to the right ul our Cabinet to in-
ttrlere in the interior minors of Nap's..., i• decided
ditteresitly In d &rim circles. Many ditioarning
ptrtons wish to tee the chaugea in Naples elf:rittl
without any foreign laterlereiree. Those are the
pennies wild had it in contemplation to ',foliose the
adoption of a representative Conttitutiou; but this
project titt'illit Rut to have oht.sined ou...ingots!' sp.
lottibtillott ; on the contrary, to have wet with con-
siderable Opposition.
The Austrian Obserrer has recammeticed its
violent attacks on all those who hold, at present,
the principal offices in the kingilwis of Naples.—
The sentiments of that journal on the affairs of
that couotiy h.ve brell IUIII4
It is thought that the Duke de Gallo, who was
to bring die ultimate decree of the Sovereign. to
Naples, is already on the road, or will set out um.
mediate hy.
All our army :ire stationed on the l'o, and are
only wailing for orders to 111tliell, but It is thought
they ail! wait lor the answer of the. Neapulitaiil'ar-
liamerit to the iajuiiction which will be issued for
i;a dissolution, mid that answer cannot arrive he•
fore the 10114 of Februaiy.
'rile formation of an army of reserve in the in-
tenor of Austria it also sp.rkeii of, and all those oil
leave of absence fur six months are to re.steive or-
ders to return to their respective. regiments.
Exchange ua Augsburg, 99. The Ituthschild
Luau, 1091.
riAeLts, JANUARY 22.

The Parliatnent has ordered that w Rowe the
rrporis on the military condition of the kingdom be
nut mark :Wine public pitting'', details of that 1,4111,
b-ing on the one hand 'urintelligib!e, ear.pt to

•
Orofissional hied, *Jai i4e ogler imint eitealited
to produce mischieemill'irsisUlts, by being premas
turely promulgated.
General Pepe is rettrtnini from his tour or in-
spection of the whole line of the frontiers..
It is repotted that the Austrian flotilla tinder the
ordea or Pasqualigo, which is destined to support
the operations of the land &aces in the Abruzse,
lies been seen at Grottainare, ite the Marche*.
lit the sitting of yesterday a lively discussion
took place, concerning the refusal of the Deputies
elected at Palerino to take their seats. The Com-
mittee proposed that they should be brought by
farce to rote in Parliament, and that in those
cases wherein means should he found insi,eac-
ticable, they should he declared to he stripped of
all their rights as citizens.
M. Geld' said, that nothing mold he expected
of Sicily until the power of the Nobles and of the
Monks was i•ut an end to.

M. ItuaalEito—" 1 have said, and I repeat it,
that the Deputies of Palermo should be brought
hither by force. Once bare amongst in, mid they
would soon be compelled to change their opinions.
M. I'EPE demanded that the procinceof Palermo
should be declared to be deprived. her the term of
fifty years, of the right of representation.
M. Pusan) —" Certain Deptitrea Iwo refined
to obey the summons. The Constitution did out
foreseer crime so common', like the unr•ient Le.
Kislrtorr who made no provision against the crone
of parricide. I cannot imagine a punishment
quad to such a crime. I shad refrain burn giving
urn• vote."

-The recommendation of the Committee was
•d,.pited.

On the 14 h of this month a Frenchman repaired
to the Hermitage of Monist Vrauvoutt, with the in-
tention, as he said. of visiting the volcano. On
reaching the critter, whither he wee NlTOMpilliled by
• guide from Heine, hr auddritly precipitated hitia
sell tutu the gulf of hulling lava. Ile had written
hi. name in the Bernell's Register in the morning,
us Louis Gautrel de Clinton, native of Nant.e.

•USBOURO, JANU•RY 31.

The Duke de Gallo has beet,- (Amen to carry
to the Supreme Authorities of Naples the deciwoi
uf the three Cour:s of Vienna, Berlin, and St.
Petersburgli. IVe are assured that the Austrian
airuy will 11411 let out oil its march before the arri-
val of this ausavr from Naples. It usual, there-
fore, Le false that this army has passed the Pu,
as several papers have anuounced.