The National Register.
London, England, 1822-03-11 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

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PARIS, Matzen 2—A journal has announced
thot there had been an insurrectionary movement at
Nmrt. This statement is wholly destitute of foun-
dation. The news which was spread yesterday on
'Change by some speculators that insurrections had
broken out at Nantes and Angers is entirely false.
The regiment of chasseurs on horseback, in garrison
at Marti, received orders on the 26th to march to
Saumur. In consequence of the assemblages yes-
teulay evening, 28 more persons Were arrested
about the church of the Petits Peres, and conducted
o the Prefecture of the Police. This evening the
Place des Victoires was occupied, as yesterday, by
the armed Circe ; but in the court of the church
dos Petits Peres, the Bens d'armes on thot had no
muskets, and people walked about there without re-
straint, as well us in the Place des Victories, and the
adjacent streets, where the shops were not shut.—
The churches des Petits Peres, of St. Eustache, and
Notre Dame de Bonne Nouvelle, were filled with
the faithful, as well as well as persons attracted by
curiosity, as they bad been on the preceding days.
We have not learned that any disorder took place at
the Petits Peres, but at St. Eustache the sermon
was frequently interrupted Ly affected coughing,
exclamations, and petards, which were discharged
at the lower sides of the church.
Two Chiefs of Division in the office of the Mi-
nister of Justice, Messrs. Robert de Rhoellerie and
Germ?ati, have just been discharged. The dismis•
sal of 68 public functionaries, such as sub-prefects,
secretaires general, &c. is also announced. Among
others that are spoken of as certain, are the revoca-
tion of Messrs. D'Herbieny, Secretary-General of
the Prefecture of the North ; Fabry, Sub prefect of
Gex ; -and the Sub•prefccts of Chalons sod St.
Quentin. Great changes have also been made in
the officers of the Prefecture of the Police ; it is
said that many peace-officers have been dismissed
to-day.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.—SITTING OF MARCH 2.
On the prat's ye.•bat of the weeding sitting be-
ing read, M. Dutton rose to complain that justice
was not done to the two deputies who had been
arrested. Departing from the question, the Presi-
dent several times reminded him that he ought to
confine himself to speak of the omission of which
be complained. At length he iaid, that the preach-
ing of the missionaries was not the cause of the 9S.
semblage; that every thing passed quietly at St.
Eustache : and that the space about the church of
des Petits Peres being confined, was expressly chosen
to make a copy (plagiat) of the first troubles of the
rcvolution.

Atter a moment's interruption, he preecedcd to
may, that, that the factions had chosen the spot be-
cause it was near the Batik of France. Misled
young men, united with the malefactors, were to
come by the street des Bons rufans, to plunder the
Bank. (A cry of indignation on the left, a great
number of voices exclaiming it is an atrocious ca-
lumny." A Aimee of disapprobation on the left.)

The President declared to M. Dudon, that the
Shots he stated not being in evidence could not be
brought forward to rectify the prows verbal. lle
-told M. Dudon that he could speak no longer, and
that the proms verbal should be put to tho vote.
M. Dudon again attempted to speat ; but a hun-
dred angry voices drawned his words, and he re-
turned to his seat, where be did not seem to receive
many congratulations from his non. friends.
The proces verbal being approved, the debtte on
the public accounts was then euntintied, and the
further discussion 'adjourned till Monday.
Nam, Mattel' 4 —Before and after mass yester-
day, there was a levee at the Palace. The digni-
taries of the kiugloin, tha ministers secretaries of
state, the marshals, many peers, deputies, generals,
public functionaries, and superior oflieers, came to
pay their court to the King. Among the persons
admitted. we remarked Prince Talleyraad and the
Doke de Cazes.

Nl,J,:eit,inot de Pampelone pleoited to day, be-
fore the First Chamber of the Tribuoul of the First