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PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, •JAN. 12.

Yesterday, liefore :11.iss, the Count de Gull?.
Ei.voy Extraordinary of Prussia, in private audience
pre seated to the Kiiig a letter from his Sovereign,
notifying the marriage Of Mince Frederick William
Louis of Prussia %sill' the Princess ‘Villteltuitta
Louisa d'Atelialt-Bernhourg.
'We are assured, says a Berlin Paper, that one
of Our literati has received certain ttrountsils to *sots—

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creel to Swint Domingo, where Christiiithe 'testi. if
to employ hint in organising a syqeM of educ.ition,
but it is not thought that lie will accept them,
although they have been very splendid. Erpe-
rience has sufficiently proved that ilie Black Chit t
who reign. in Saint Domingo does lint tiller it
sufficient guarantee to induce a confidence in I, v
primate.

Accounts from Geneva, of January 1, sitite,
the proceedings between 51ustaplia
three private persons not having been trriiiii!atta
by means of submission, were determined on th::
40th by the Tribunal of Commerce, which hos con-
ceded to the birtinger part of his eJr.clusions. It
is i.aitt, that he is on the point of ••ettisig out fee
Egypt, allele lie has already divaichrtl a greet
number of machines proper fur the spinning of
cotton. lie takes with bins furty.two person

JAN. 114.

The Foreign Ambassadors ■nd MinaNttrs were
repented yesterday to the Kiug, after Nitta. Ilis
Nilztje.iy afterwards tranoacted business pith the
Keeper of the Seals, Minister of Justice, and the
Duke de Richebtu.

The Centaur, of 80 guns, was launched on the
h 111011th in the great harbour of Cheo-
bourg. This 11 .autiful operation was pellinineti
without the It-ilbt acs idrut,

A frightful event lately occurred in the etivirovs
of Castres. The gendarmerie of that town Inol
receised titlll:lii to arrest in his own house
Sietir N. condemned to death in his absence. Thec
ued him to surrender; he armed himself w itEr
a load, half opened the door, awl premed aid' to ,
balk NI. Audout, a hrigadiei, a ho was stationed at
one of the outlets of the house. The brother-ibs
kw col Stem. N. and his domestics were about lir
aecond his reeistaiire, hut the gendaitues lire.'
eiugthrnt
kt
house xli "Teisest7istie7l
nut to prolong nil useless resistance. " 1 es, roy
soil," arisat red the father, " I au) a 15,011 to ails.
reiultr," and instantly blew out his out, In:ons.
Nlansou arrived at Allry cuss the Gila ot
Jaliusiy, under au escort of seven gendarmes ai,dl
three officer:. She hall travelled '23 Iragut a dr pair
in too days and a half, during very It'Vtle
llrr arrival brio;; exiiteteil, hilt* Us, nett itr;•!
portion of tl.e population, and as she tr.it 41, o
windows of every house acre crowded with feniJles.
Niimiiitit oil it horse, which she guiiltit Olds
tiitelice mill grate, she oil artiviug at the FaishUliig
do Pout, threw cll. the hood of a riding cloak wirll
winch the
tcr.l:ll, etl
ti:ehetriutiouto
t•rovuer
s ,litr
pt01.„,e,i,,01:

"horn cariosity and interest load induced to come
into lier presence.

On her entrance into Alby, Madame Manson
s►ked whether there were ;my letters for her at the
post-office, or some hook from Paris ? She desired
then to know whither she should 1w conducted?--
'r Tii the prison of St. Cecilia."—" This nellir," she
replied with a is displeases me less than that of
the place I have hef►. 1 shall here be under the
priori of the Pairoorss of Harmony ; and in
truth the prison of Roust did not ill resemble
what St. Ceeiha said of Hell—, It iv a contagious
plare, wlwrr nue has no friend•'." We learn from
Roder that the wott►an, Basica', is very seriously

Cuintnittrenn the Concordat has suspended
its rittings, four of its Members barrios decided
for the rejrctiosi, and the (others for the adoption of
the I'ruj•t of Law. One of the Metnlwrs proposed,
order to ',loans an approximation of opinion, to
invite the Doke de Richelieu mid 11. Leine,
111i-
nister of the Interior, to attend the Cuintnittee.
This reeoustutudatiost boa been agreed to, and in

consequence the Committee waits the slower of Isis
111sjesty's Ministers with regard to another Meeting.
At will not be till after having load a conference with
these Ministers that the Committee will terminate
its taboo's, and appoint its reporter.
The consequence of the residence of Madame de
K rottener in different parts of Switzerland, are now
felt isi different quarters of that country. Two of
the Cantonal Governments have been obliged to
take t flicacions measures against the disorders which
have taken place isi their territories, in consequence
of the flat o i tttt s propagated by that lady. Very
afflicting dissentious have arisen iii several families.
The must uh prophecies continue to circulate.
It is stated fruits Zurich, that the ci-deetant King
of Sweden, Gustavus Adolphus, who has resided
for some time past in Switzerland, has requested
of the lesser Conticil of Bale to hose conferred upon
horn the right of citizenship at Bale. It is said also
that ha intends to purchase a very hue villa in the
Canton of Bale, fur his constant residence.
There has beets no public Sitting of the Chamber
of Deputies for several days. The discussion of the
projet respecting recruitment commences to-day.
The affair of Mathurin Brunetti, calling himself
Louis XVII. comes on the 9th of next 111011 ill, be-
fore the tribunal of Correctional Police of Rouen.
It is said that M. !Wien, who was to have been his
Advocate, has resiousiced his defence, and it is out
known what Advocate will plead his cause.
The Count de Palinthi. the Portuguese Ambas-
sador to the Court of Loudon. who had come to
Paris to confer with the Plenipotentiaries of the
High Allied Powers, respecting the differences be-
tween Portugal and Spain, set out on Monday even-
iug fur London.

CRAMDER OF PEERS.
Rt1.1.1,111N U Tut: 15t1 JANUARY.

The Chamber met at one o'clock, under the Pre-
ctleticy or the C
The Oider of the Day %lib moved on the Report
of lite Special Committee, charged with the exami-
lcitois of the prvjet of the law on the Liberty of the
l'reas. 'the Assembly ordered the Report to be
printed, and adjourned the discussion of the projet
of the law until Rlonslity nest.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIFS.
SITTING OF THE 14TH JANUARY.

The Chamber met at one o'clock. M. the Mar-
quis de Courion St. Cyr, Miui►ter at War; M.
A !lent, Under Secretary of State to the abase Minis-
ter; and M. &waste, Commissary oldie King, were
introduced.

The President—The order of the day appoints
the dtseussioti upon the projet of the how restive
to the recruiting of the army. M. Jesse-Beauvoir
is thr fiist upon the list of those who intend le speak
sigiiiirt if.

%I. Josse-Ilrauroir then aecetteled the tribune.—
The safety of the State, he observed, end the Cm-
ititutional Charter, ritually demanded • law for ►e-
frrntlug the aunty. It the one nine prevented were
noon and vaiortil unload, it ought to be adopt-
ed ; but if, contrary, it presented two
triodes of recruiting, one illusory, and the tither cal.
collated to renew the hams and diril*CS of the you-
scivion, aholi.lierl by the Charter; if, wishing to
art-me an army of reser, e, it renders that a►my use-
lt., and datigertms ; if it destroys the lltryal prero-
gative a hid condil sot crone that army without a
law, %bitterer dangers might menace the country ;
ae mum then not discord the law, but discard its
and testily each of its enactments, 64) that it
may brcouut• %hat Fram:e require., a monarchical
and cuuslituttoia.l law,

ir otir regoorotr. uml oar legiotti ore to be re-
,
sollySt in flair ul praCe. tpaly by voltoolory etwol-
wool. thol• 111 soon lan 111,10 dreary. Our
o loch hay,- lortii Ulm/. it cruittil for two yedrog and a
half. awl wi,te h, notwitlistooduoic, have not *moo-
ed a thud of tIo• lIV tht. Or-
iimaorr, tlcit this s)•ioni
mragenirsit 111.1) Mite a relaxation or

Two silioirs lorr-ent thrile.tolves—v..ll(l,ll4,y ,irr..
louse, mid
the Couunittrr, *l9.stil e you. IL.t the flirt 11:1,
Tried uttliolit t•lirrt•S•4, Gor Iliter year.. %re itiav
• •Itmlr. flirt it tirt,
111111 ar toLappobe that n young 111.111
oliili.msrlfto btu.: lit tlit: 1;03 al Cowl', in thy

cavalry. the artillery, the engineers (corps for which
this mode of recruiting is employed), for the sake of
slender advantages r It is not thus that the Royal
Guard ought to be recruited. It should consist of
the Rite of the army ; no one shrinkd be eligible to
serve in it, without haring given proof* of tried
courage and steady assiduity. The Royal Guard
remold then Leconte a force always repaid, and always
the same.

We must, therefore, hare recourse to compul-
sory sersice. FureiKti Princes have adopted it in
times of danger.; they do not Trish to abundon it.
However painful this mote map be to his Majesty's
heart. it is a thing of absolute necessity. The
which has no abuses but in its privileges,
was always a compulsory service. At the some
time, let us not re-estublisli the monstrous code of
the conscription, those councils of revision, those
Etats-Majors, of Officers of Health. Let the young
men be examined before, nod not after being drawn,
that the release of those who shall not be immedi-
ately Steil upon may be certain and irrevocable.

M. Josre-Beinatinir then entered into some details
upon the several provisions of the law. He ob.
jvcted to the enrolment of married men, as calcu-
lated to make their wives and families a burden
upon the country•. He called upon the Chamber
to reject the unconstitutional mode proposed, and
concluded by moving several amendments, which,
if not adopted, he ►hould vote against the law.
Two of these amendments were, that the Royal
Guard should be recruited from the regular army,
choosing such men as had given proofs of their
bravery, &c. and that the durstion of service should
be limited to eight years in all cases.
M. de Bondi demanded that the vote for the
army should be ennuis! ; conceding at the same
time to the King, the power of making au extra-
ordinary levy in case of an imminent war. Ile
suggested also some untendineuts, and said he
should support the law with those amendments.
M. de Caumosit said, it appeared from the Re-
port of the Committee, that an experience of two
years had proved that the system of voluntary re-
cruiting was inadequate ; but was such an expe-
rience ve►y conclusive ? He condemned the mode
of distribution recommended in the 6th Article.
lie thought it might prove highly inconvenient to
assemble tinder the same colours, men from the
same departments, imbued with the same political
principles. Their union in the same corps might
be favourable to insubordination, end render de-
*enlists, more frequent. He accordingly proposed
to scatter the recruits from each department in dif-
ferent carp*.
The Baron de Brigade supported the amend-
ment fur voting the army annually. That war
done even under the system of conscription.—
They had been sometimes told they should not be
more. constitutional than the English but ought

they to be less constitutional than Bonsparte?
M. de Courtaroel voted against the law, frown
conviction that it was contrary to the Royal poet*,
gative and the interests of the Alonarchy. All..
ing to the Mitt Article, which enacts that the vete.
ran► legions shall not be required to march out of
their departments in time of peace, nor out of thei•
military divisiot.s in time of war, but by virtue of
a special law to that effect, he said, " you will find
it s great inconvenience that there should exist in
France an armed force not at the disposal of the
King, and which can march only by order of the
law. Those meat will learn to consider themselves
as belonging to the law, and owing obedience to
the law alone ; and they may one day become
Perliamestary Arwy." lie proposed to substitute
the words, " in virtue of a special Ordinance of the
King," its lieu of the words " by virtue of a law."
The discussion closed at live o'clock.
RUTIN° Or 13TH JANUARY.

The discussion of the projet of the law on re-
cruiting was resumed.

Lieut.-General Count Dupont spoke at peat
length in support or the iirojet.
M. Harthr-I.aha►tike opposed it as unconstitu-
tional, mid an attack on the Royal prerogative.
M. de Chauvelin proposed an amendment.
Two other members delivered their opinion. The
debate was then adjourned until to•morrow. .

PARIS, JAN. iti.
The Duke of Richelieu yesterday traissacte.lbu.
sinews aMt the King.
We learn with regret, that three of the Mission.
sties whom the Bishop or !Animus* had vent out
before him on that mission, bare died of the yellow
fever at New Orleans.
An article from Lucca, of the 5t Is December,
states, that her Royal ilighibers Maria Louisa,
room or Spain and Duchess of Incea, is. her desire
to promote the happiness or her people, without dis-
tinct 00000 or rank, will, MI every ‘Veilliesday, hold a
politic audience, to which every ii.ilitialual shall be
admitted, *rid t slily other formality than that vir
his mime uss the prrteding day in the
office uf her private Ski:fruity.

JAN.
The King has Issued a new ortionnimee respects
Mg the 'liberty of the 'tress, which prescribes,
amongst other things, the dimwit of all new works
that shall in future be publi►hed in the kingdom.

111t4M!:!f, JAN. 3.

Our Ciazeite emit:llllS p resualitti(lll of the Seiside
old( retl Io he publi.latil Ili it, witlllllll lIIIA r,l,.,•rva-
tirdu, cosideasitaiNg its conduct in its reiliailo upuu

the measures or foreign Covernmentr, and desiring -quire what legiblotive provision ii necessary to he
it to abstain henceforth from the insertion of cilium- made for alcertaiiiiiig and estubli%liing the northern
Mous article's, otherwise the. Serrate will proceed kr- boundary line of the state of Ohio, mid agreed
dicially against the Editor. thereto. Messrs. Morrow. Whet, Taylor. and
King. were appointed w Committee in pursuance of
the hot Resolutiori.
The Resolution directing a distribution of cer-
tain Lows ninong the Mertilrers bi the Fifteenth Coo•
fires', imil the Resoliniiter authorising the ilistriliu-
t of certain documents. were rend the third time,
passed, and sent to the Motile for coneurreuce.

♦IENNA. DEC. 31.

The conferences of the Prussian Counsellur of
State, M. Jordan, with the Chiefs of our Depart-
ment fur Foreign Affairs, still euntiiiite very
frequent.
WEIMAR, JAN. '2.

The Opposition Paper has re-appeared. Its first
number of this year commences with the following
article
The direction direction off' the Grind Ducal Government
permits that the Opposition Paper should re-appear
with the commencement of the year 1819. ilO
prize the public of the motives to its suspension, we
publish the following Declaration:-
14 His Excellency the Count de Zichy, the Austrian Mi-
nister at the Court of Prussia, and charged with an extra-
ordinary wassicas from his Court to that of the Grand Duke
of Weimar, made to his Royal Hirdhaexxs in the "'Iwo( his
Imperial Majesty, certain compisiste ea some very displeas-
lag renectiors which had been whled by the Editor to an
article dated from Vicuna, in the 266th Number of the Op-
position Paper of the 12th of last November.

" This complaint being accompanied by the observation,
that no writer can reckon as the protection of • AMC when
he has had the audacity to cabsmniale the institutions of
another, to err& the people, Sid to ,reach insurrection,
his Royal Highness considered Hein observation to agree
perfectly with the laws subsisting In the Grand Duchy, and
comprised iu the Ordinance of the 3.1 of May last, and there-
fore made no difficulty in ordering a provisional suspension
uf this Paper, resetting the right of a judicial inquiry. His
Royal Highness agreed so much the more readily to this
proceeding, because that the Editor had been already se-
veral times admonished and censored fur injuries of this
nature, and that this proceeding of his Imperial Majesty an-
nounces the conviction that the respect sloe to the constitu-
tion and Government of his States can never be riolaterl
with impunity in the Grand Duchy of Saxe-Weimar.
" The same Paper had also inserted an article, which
spoke of the constitution of Denmark in very unbecoming
terms, and which seemed to consider as admissible as op-
position to the existing state of things."

The Declaration then goes on to aide that the
Editorship of the Paper having since passed into
other hands. the Paper is permitted again to ap-
pears but to prevent all misuude►standinga. the

words " with the Gland Ducal privilege," which
had hitherto appeared in the head of the Opposition
Paper, should be suppressed.
It concludes with asserting that the Opposition
Paper never was, nor ever shall be, an official journal.
Gives at Weimar, January 2, 1818.
The Director of the Grand Ducal Government of Saxe-
-IVeiniar, Eisenach.

MADRID, JAN. 2.

The Corps d'Artnee, now catitoned in Andalu.ia
and Extremadura, destined for America, under the
commend of the Count d'Abishal, is composed as
follows :—Four battalions of infantry of the line of
1,000 meta each, four of 800 each, two regiments
of light infantry, and two regiments of cavalry.
There is alt.o a regiment of infantry of depot,
and one of cavalry, to instruct the recruits destined
to complete the corps now in America.

The expeditionary army under the orders of the
General-in-Chief, Dow Pablo Morello, liciw- it' int
provinces of Venezuela and New Grenada, i• t „n-
-posed of the following .ores : •
Infantry of the Line—fire regiments, forming
together ten battalions of European hoops. Light
I,4st.
Infantry—seven battalion* of European , in-
terspersed with Amertrats troops. Cos ry—tive
regiments. Disciplined Militia ( Iffhi,e 114;notry1
—three battalions and 17 companies. .litititit --
three battalions nod 21 communes. I:hirK—tli-?e
companies. Cavalry ' irtitel—threc s(ltiNd"m4
and four companies. Mulatto—three cowponies.
Black—one company.
European troops now in Mexico, arrived from the
Peninsula :—lnfoistry of the Line—ten regiments,
forsiiiiig 12 battalions. Light Infantry—the bat.
tel ' of Navarre. Cuvulry—two regiineiits and a
squadron.

AMERICA.

TIC E BfUTI S H PRESS.

NEW YORE, DEC. 20.

GENERAL MINA.

We expressed some hesitation in giving full cre-
dit to the report of the capture of General Mina by
surprise, as received by a vessel from Havanna!' at
this port. The following extract of a letter, coin.
municated by a gentleman of the first resi*etabi•
lily to the Editor, will tend to show at least his cap.
tore by surprise is not very probable.

►:XTRACT OF ♦ LETTER FROM NEW ORLEANS,
DATED NOV. 27.

We have to-day a rumour of General Mina
being in the vicinity of Mexico with an army of ten
thourand men, and of liiv isovpessing the confidence,
and his cause the affections, of the people at large ;
the probability of his final success gains strength
daily."