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FRENCH PAPERS.

tntS, 11•11111 22.
CITAMAFTt OF Dr.PUTIEfi.
• SITTING OF Tlllll 22D.
• that part of the budget oh•ch conerainad die If iot.tot of
the lotting was the first stihject of discoestou. whew.* ;au,/
rean..tieret watt proposed; our of 100,0011 francs i. toe ...IS-
lusted ...Maeda, of toads' for inepruilog the bawd others., •
Ease rise to some obaervatious by G.anal tirMetispiir oho
staled, that in *sr time Prince •a. °Waged to bore recourse
to Nisi,. cesswes fur mouton,* her cavalry. bat that of
late the b.ee.l of borsealiad been iiiiiruirtd.
M. Moose,. as the prehtniusry to • minion for grantiog
the-aim of 300,000 francs as a *fond fur rot•Miskifig nee
stunner! sod other srimeills, rasii a Pethioa which be
After du:A as proceeding from !nen of all parties amuse the
istbsbihotia of lionedeatizotoid give s deplorable picture of Ibe
elite of abet *vies tlveriabsog est,. " Pia ars; sorlbe peti-
tioners, " • prey, to the note imolai disease Otto which lio-
of ellerahuallon bad plunged ea.-oar kgri-
eta Is uristscaouot sell.the proctor* of their baritsta.ood Mill
soot, b. unable tops, 114 public tiara, or the esprit, of
Orr dock-judo •ro dwelled—the4 ia. licit •
single oti relhott.ship noir bilehlistg is she port of 11•Altdeatifi
sod spiny stich bud beets both. soapy pearl ago vs now
rutting for waist of csiploymeul " The pfilliOitera •11111,1111rds
adopt so sane. non et Lord Liverpoorsi; bet they gitshry and
espiaiu it is a ipiteitoef which did .wt KUNIO suit the •
slice ui um' English Mioisters, if, indeed, it orgurreo to
'brie understendier. u Asters of prodestion dapreciites
the salsa of every thing, ships circulation, leaves a part ol
the people •ii hoot tat ployaseot or sabsSateoce, sad threat., s
the pubhrUsrtquilhy But the moon of all Ibis hfa4,,, •
propoitoded by the tatelitgeat petilisioeri of Itunrithass. " It
is the weir snide on industry by ivory "taxes" 1114 cuts oft
horn that oholrsome cossuercial iidefeouree whirls ass d
pecan- ample maiki is for our good+, and yield eimplopwat
to our flUfferisif cowslips's.
The di.cussiou was speedily closed on the Rowdies-2 Peti-
tion ; and uu M. Mantises speech, whose 'milkier arta like-
.tar rejected, as auseadmout peop.iord hi M. Casimir Per-
rier met with the same fate, aod us a point of fors. It was
to this purport—
That there shall be held hefty, she Climber dr oieastioo
of throe person. to whom gement/ shall be glee's
towards their Aetna in agriculture and the sits, viii well as
of those who shall mete premiums for the cod sad abate
fish's, y."

lIkNDICITY SOCIETY.
Yesterday the Andteener, Dinuer of thisexOelleilt/nsti.
talisia took piste at the Freemesemd Timers. ThE meeting •
wee numerous and highly-respectable. H. Wel set.
the Duke of YOUR entered the room at hairy/at siteu'el•irk,
preceded by the Stewards, and look Ilse Chair, holing sup-
ported cm the right by the Earl of Morley, and iet the lift
by lord Grantham. Several other persons of thininction
wise present, arnoneat whom we observed—Lord 41elted•rs
Mr taw Hon Captain Weldegrave, NH.. IL Whit-
bread, M.P., Mr. T. Wilms, M.P. Ate.
After the rieth wee removed, " Non Noble Mostar' wits
song in admirable style by the proftmatunal geurleume
The ROYAL CHAIRMAN then proposed the Mitt% of •
" The King," which was drunk with four kenos fear, and
loud applause.
.1% • sir; •
The Earl of MORLEY begged leave ha Iffigigele ler the
odopitims of the Meeting, the health of hie 111111yernIghrOtis
the Duke of Yolk, who bad duno them the lastainer,- sad he.
amity the service, of presiding on that day. He weirsotry
the task had sot fallen into abler hands, and he was
',seed to slate, that were it not fur the debate in the Mouse of
Per,,, Lord Loverpool would have attended the Mestiag.'ped
exerted his powerful advocacy in the cause of thelociety.
He felt assured the meeting would heartily tower siolkkiist
as to the merits of their Illustrious Chairman, who was al-
ways attentive to the claims of charity, sad ready so succour
the telfraird. He concluded with propoising• •
"The health of the Duke of York"—with there Umas three.
The Duke of YORK retrieved thanks, and mak he was
happy to tee so many respectable persons assemb/hd to roe
theft- support Is a Society, than which none more
natant in a moral point of view. It tended to pretreat vane,
and' the glint improvement which bad taken place in the
coarse of the last two or three years is the Mara% of the
metropolis, bore ample testimony to the utility of Owe
efforts.
Lord GRANTHAM rote to propose a toast which be wee
Jere would be received with applause by the rrweslistt.• Thee
all so folly participated is the timeliest mom% ate of attach.
tarot to the illostriont Family sealed on the throne, it at it
would be Deedless fur him to eating* me the silvictiress
which the country derived from their rumple. • Thar female
meatier, of that family were an h to their eras He
hogged leave to give " the Royal Family;" wish. three
times three.
" The Duke of Northumberland, Proa,dent of the Society."
Song—" Should auld acirmintance be forget."
t' The Army and Navy.'
Song—. Rule Bequests." --
Mr. WILMOT rose to Propose the health of tha
met, and Gentlemen, Vice-Presideata of the Inatitesion, who
had so lINCKIIO.IIII, contributed to promote its lob nits. A.
ogee; the Members of the Committee of Maatigeisselfooe Fad
had the.lomour of wait isle on the Secretary of'sessfaist to;
Hew Department, who had a wish to become* 1141b00/11K Ala
thei4Society, sod he now bad the aatisfactio• d ansesiseeog
to she meeting that that Right Houtierable Gestjeania hid
agreed to be 'prorated one of their Vice-Prettdetits. He
ea. also authorial' to anaounce be Duke of WHlMigisa a.
• selmicriber of 50 guineas. He was sure the amotiarlateold
Wald with pleasure the name of that disginceighed per--
Saute, who had confivred meth transeetidalt losers on e.o
:military charm-ter of the country, 'molted Otooroo.“ i-.o
most strenuous %upporien of its charitable tut
Fir P. MA LOMA, is reposing the •Iwelth of ther-b0a..1
of Maoligeoissit, *Pitied to Mate% that :be MariocrSocir y
wave deteirnised to co-operate with them to Ore
eateat of their power. A vessel was sow withered for
utvenwith, *twos if doserested prrso is would make edifice.
ties, they 'would Dot only he supplied with clothe% bdt
a small sum id money to enable them to get into 1411,.•
honest way a obtaining their livelihood.
Lord BELGRAVE proposed " The health of the Magis-
trates of the Metropolis, whose co.opeiatma was so rstua-
ble in promoting the objects of the Soellty."
Mr. DYER Meese& Umiak&
" Charles Choir* Fag. MI!" '
Mr. CHEI'I4YMD, is teturoing thank', titulars/ed. that be
alseeld be devoid dell feeling of gratitude if to
express his arkuusiledgeneets to the Committee of the 5...
elegy, and is partkalar to their Honorary Sceretery,
Baskin, fir the solvable moistanre be Sad derilled frJui
tt.ern with r spiel to the inn Which be had intterd
into the Hoeft of Coatroom. !Mould be move 114 •fa:
in hi. measures relatively to the Vagrant Lawacteiss iguiu
lodirYel to turn hie enemies, totted MOH 001 krie•-
•nmi, the Poor • Lame. He concleded wit* peitinietnfr 1t.,.
he del' of their Hinmary Secretary, Mr. Battu.
Mr. BODKIN said„ bescould set And woalleashilipiiej•
reins as the timbers al exbltatloo'silth• which iiiiiehelirthe
prevent meet*, when he contracted it with that witch •
hat the honour of manse some few years since, and .".'
or tginattit the resat Society. it. begged leave to re' ts•:.