The National Register.
London, England, 1817-10-06 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.,
:,I‘q • FRAN C.E.
PARIS. Sgrz.s6.—M Übe Atm, of the poll for the election
of Deputies, for the depctusent of the Semis, the ambers
stood as follow • • •
GouP7
Behest . s 4023
• itret•fq
Pramissistet J oboe SOU
Pe , 'our) Banker 3736
Gitomet at the Bunk 3664
•
Caber; des Volum, 3591
Mane,
Betra sConstant (1946
4673
The =Nabs Ettilbioes who voted sraussnted to 837 L
Messrs. Gimpy, Bellart, Breton, notify, and Cat. ' Per'
tier, were then proclaimed by the President of the College,
to be Depntiks for the deportment of the Seine, conjointly
with Messrs. Latitte, Lessert, and Roe, returned in the
Sittings preceding. Nevertheless, M. Bellart, the President
of the College, observed, that he had some reason to think
that there might be difficulties respecting the age of M. Per-
rier, upon which the Chamber of I)cputies could alone de-
cide ; and that in case of his non-admission, M. Oliver being
the next in point of numbers. must be returned in his place.
M. Beller' then declared the Session to be untied ; the Sit•
flag rose amid the cries of " Vice Ic lloi !"
Thus has terminated this Unportant business, of which the
result has proved that the electors of the department of the
Seine know howlh appretiate the solicitude of the Govern•
ment and the advanfisge of a wise liberty, founded ilium the
charter and guaranteed by the principles of legitimacy.

SPAIN.
The King has at length formally ratified the treaties with
the Allied Powers, whicß relate to the future destination of
tha Duchies of Parma, Placientia, and Guastella, now pos-
sessed by the E%-Empress Maria Louisa. Ny these treaties,
the reversion of the said Marbles is seetirrd to the lutkut
Don Charles Louis, son of the Queen of Etruria, sister to the
King of Spalu, and, who is, meanwhile, to receive the States
of Lucca, with certain stipulated assignmeets, till the rever-
sion takes place.
RUSSIA.

It iv stated, that as soon as the Official intelligence of be •
heading of Czerity Georges was received at St. Petersburgli,
a Courier was dispatched to the /Imbrium Minister at Coll6hllll'
tiooplr. The content, of the 'dispatches are said to have
beets to the following-Meet minister shall demand
categorically, and -within 14 days, a public declaration of
disapprobation of this let by the Porte, and the exemplary
punishment of the perpetrators ; and if this is not complied
with in the fixed time of II days, he shall immediately lease
Constantinople. The same Courier, carried orders to suspend
the building of the new palace for the Russian Embassy at
Constantinople. Another Courier was sent at the same time
to the head-quarters of General Beimingseit, It is hoped, how-
ever, that the Porte will comply with the conditions required.

DENMARK.
The itiug bas found out another pretence for again post-
poning the formation of Use beg expected representative
Constattition for ' . The ensuing fair at Kiel is the
excuse mew alleged. so . Sajesty most rely be driven to
Hitt
his last shift. when he such en apology for withholding
from a people their j and promised rights.
at
REMANDS.
The French General loud, who has resided with Ws fa-
mily at Ghent, and with ninny other French refugees and has
been ordered to quit the kiugdoire, had at first asked pass-
ports tor Sweden; her be has given up that intentios, and
will go North America.
The coriferences respecting a treaty of Commerce and Na-
vigation, between the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the
United States of North America are adjourned till the Ameri-
can Plenipotentiaries slialthave received frevh instructions.
His excellency Mr.dallatin, has returned meantime to Paris
to exercise his function as Ministei to the Court of France.
WIRTEMBURGH.

The King, unable Se make his new schemes of a Constitu-
tion palatable to the Stales, bas assumed the power of taxa-
tion without their concurrence. Against this arbitrary pro-
ceeding, we trust the States will again appeal to those Pow-
era, of which this country is one, which half a century ago
became the guaranteexof their liberties.

SWITZERLAND.
In the 38th and last sitting of the Swiss Diet, a Memorial
was presented from the Heeds attic Swiss Church in London,
representing their situation, A:c. and wishing, on account of
the relief which they frequently have occasion to afford to
poor Swiss in England, without deference to religion, to re-
ceive again some assistance from the Confederation, such aa
was formerly give. for this purpose by Herne sod Geneva.—
(Ana (;agete, Sep. 17.)

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