The National Register.
London, England, 1823-03-09 00:00:00

No. 1,40 •--VOL. XVI.

PARIS PAPERS.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
PARIS, Manch! 3.—A stormy debate took place
this day. M. Hyde de Neuville proposed an eases&
silent to the recommendation, of the Bureau for the
total expulsion of M. !danuel, to the effect, that
his expulsion should only be " for the remainder of
the session."• A fresh debate arose on the amend.
rnent, which was carried on with great acrimony.
In the course of it the Minister of the Interior
spoke. M. Manuel also addressed the Chamber.
A profound silence prevailed when he ascended the
tribune. After a few general observations, he said,
" I behold in you, not my judges, but my accusers ;
I expect from you; not justice, but vengeance, and
I will not submit. • The moment resistance becomes
a right, it also becomes a duty; it will be so for
me; and I shall know how to take an example of
courage from you, noble Vendeans, whose energy
ammo conspicuously displayed in sending me hither.
I tree to them the example they have set me • called
by the will of those brave electors into the bosom of
the national representation, I ought not to quit it
except by the violence of those who have made
themselves my accusers."—Bravo l Bravo I on the

left.)
M. de Girardin.—Tear him from the Tribune!
Manuel.—Whatever may be the result, I will
yield only to violence : often the field of liberty has
been rendered fruitful by generous blood.—(Criee
of bravo on the left, awl a profound silence en the
right.)
Much tumult ensued, and M. Foy again addressed
the Chamber, imploring is not to proceed in the
business. At length the proposition of M. Hyde de
Neuville was put, and adopted by the whole of the
right side and the right centre. When the contrary
was put, the lett side rose tumultuously, and with-
drew, exclaiming, " We protest !"
The Sitting terminated at u quarter past seven.
hiancia 4.—The President opened the Sitting at
one o'clock. It was remarked that almost all
Members of the left side had assembled hi the anti-
chamber of Pas-Perdus' with the view, us was re-
ported, of escorting M. Manuel, and accompanying
him into the Cluhnber. In fact, at halt' past one
o'clock, they entered the Hall in a body with M.
Manuel at their head, who seated himself in his
usual place. The principal huissier (door-keeper)
went up to the Piresident, who addressed him with
some reproaches, as the huissier excused himself
by saying that he could not prevent the entrance of
M. Manuel.
At two o'clock the President, rang his bell. Pro-
found silence ensued, and ell eyes were directed
upon M. Manuel.
Gentlemen (said the President), the 91st article
of your regulation states: ' The maintenance of
order in the Legislative Hall (la Police) is vested
in the Chamber.' I had, in consequence, writ;ten
to M M. the Questors, that they might give orders
to the huissiers not to let M. Manuel enter this
Hall. The order was given agreeably to my in-
structions but it has been violated, and M. Manuel
has been introduced.
The President.—.l invite M. Manuel to withdraw.
M. Manuel (addressing the President from his
place.)-1 stated yesterday that I would only yield
to violence; t,t day I shall keep my word.
The President.—l shall now suspend the Sitting
for the space ut an hour. I invite the Deputies to
usseruble in their respective Bureaux. Meanwhile
I will give the necessary orders.—(Cries of bravo on
the r;glit.)
During the suspension of the sitting, a picquet
of iii!antry of the line was introduced into the anti-
chamber of Pas-Pertlus.

The uoor leaning to the anti-chamber of Pas-
Pertlus was opoked. The principal huissier at the
bead of the nuimiers entetcd and advanced towards
N. Niantiel, unitiliied a -paper, and read the Yist
article 01.,clie cegitiatitias above) and added,
• • In virtue of the decision ui the Chamber yesterday,
invite M. de Manuel to go volmitartly, otherwise
I shall be obliged to employ the armed force; al-
though I should regret this, yet I am compelled to
execute this order.
M. M4nuel..--Execute your orders. I will not
leave this place except by violent means.
, The principal huissier, seeing that his request