The National Register.
London, England, 1816-12-16 00:00:00

FRANCE.

Extract of a Letter, dated Paris, Des. 6.—" The Pro-
Tina df La Vendee is in a state of insurrection. The
insurgents are headed by a M. Menars de St. Jean, an
Inspector-General of National Guards, who has long
been viewed as a dangerous character by Government,
but who is so warmly patronised by Monsieur, that Mi- '
nisters have not ventured to displace him. The rebels
under his command consist chiefly of an undisciplined
body 6f poor Noblesse and peasantry, who roam about
the country without any fixed object in view, destroy-
ing the property of the purchasers of national domains,
plundering the diligenca, the mails, and the public
chests ; at the same time cleinting reward for their past
services and indemnity for their sufferings, and calling
for the subversion of the Charter and the existing order
of things. The Prefect at bourbon-Vendee has ad-
dressed a proclamation to tlogretebels, earnestly entreat-
ing them to return to their respective homes, and to
make known their grievances in a legal form to the
King, who, they are told, is engaged in ptoviding for
the Clergy, the Emigrants, and his, faithful subjeets of
La Vendee; and whose wish, conjointly with that of
the Legislature, is to give them all satisfaction, consis-
tent with the present constitutional system. The ef-
fect of this proclamation,which is dated the .1.3 d Novem-
ber, is assisted by the march of regular troops sent
against them from Nante, and La Rochelle, togethet
with artillery from Saumuir. The legion stationed at
Bourbon-Vendee, being raised in that county and ac.
tutted with the nebelljous spirit which pervades it, it
has been found expedient to remove it to a distant quar-
ter. These events throiv the King into fresh per-
plexity ; the Princes of bid family urging than as•argu-
ments in favour of their watem, and the Ministers re-
presenting them as motivalor persevering inflexibly in
their own. This state of ills West will probably hasten
the intended departure of the Due d'Angoulerae for
that quarter."
From the embarrassed state of the French Emantes,
the Government found extreme difficulty in paying the
instalments to the Allies, which were agreed So, and
provided for by the tree** and was dreamt of having
the time for payment extended. It woe understood at
Paris, that in order to obtain the sanction of the British
Government to this indggeade, a Persian had been dis-
patched purposely to England, but that nothing conclu-
sive could be done in the •susiness till the meeting of
Parliament.
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CIIAMBER Og DEPUTIKR—s ITTIXO OF THE 71k Dac.

M. le Comte de Cages, minister of Pullet.. Viscomte Da
houchage, minister of marine are introduced and take their
places on the ministers' bench.
M. de Clovis, minister of pollee, wanted the tribrme, and
spoke as follows p—The- lisas has ceasaseadotaa to•safiosit

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After the delayof a week, if the miscue be net maintained
by the tribunals, it becon►es of no edict. MI persons with
when) the seized work may have been deposited sitall the& be
bound to deliver the same to the proprietors.
'file President acknowledged the receipt of the three pro•
jects, which he stated would be referred for preview; distus-
*ion to the bureaux in the usual form.

pAaip, Dec. appeari from as exact enumeration of
the pc none maintained sr relieved by charitable institations
and the School of Industry at Strasburg, net lueladiag those
to whom medicines are furnished gratis, that their daily cam-
ber amounts to 7,682.
The Abbe de Pradt has returned to I'aris, frost his estate
in Auvergne.
The traveller Richter died lately at Smyrna, of a putrid
fever, which be had caught while examining the ruins of
Ephesus. He had just returned Emma long journey is Syria
and Egypt.
The Paris bilis of mortality sled of births for the year 11113,
present the fallowing returns :
Total births.--
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Increase of malaise... 0.183
The number of snares was 11.33 d, mad fernaks 11,1111;
number of nudes above fameles, 483.
follow lag cam throw sow light on the elate oimerel•
and society is Puris:—Of the /shove member of hisibe,
12,630 were in wedlock, and 8,962 out ofwedbeb, Another
fact iv, that out of the .whole number, 4,227 Wen born 10-
hospitals.
Of the &ribs, 7,0711 Mob place le hospitals. At the Ar-
gue (the place ',here persons committing suicide, or inertia,
death by accidentt are exposed) the number of daatl woo
$34 males,'end 119 females.
The number of Marriages in 1815 was 5,870.'
1 he number of births In 1813 compared with that of 1814,
presented an Increase of 1,361.
The deaths In 1814 amounted to 37,755, including the fo-
reigners who died in the Paris hoqiltaks; the deaths in 1013,
do sot seionnt to two-thirds of that number, and do not ex-
, treed by a Stleeath those of 1813.
MAlllttAGris.—Their number in 11113, compared with that
of 11114, is nearly in the ratio or it to 8. 7lte divorces is
each of these two years amounted to 32.
Skset-sox.—Thia disease was less fatal in 1815 than In
1814. The difference was 80. The total of deaths by the
seeelliers,was 410.

Pants, Dec. 10.—The King no longer suffers from..
the gout, and it is expected that his Majesty will soon
resume his usual promenades.
The Journal de Toulouse of the Sd instant contains
the following article:—Camp Marshal, Baron Rouge,
commandant of the Department of the Bouchasrdu-
Mime, has written a letter, dated November 20, to M.
Bontant, MAYOr of the commune of St. Sulpice (Haute.
Garonne), to inform hint that grain is arrivmg at Mar..
males from all countries. He farther affirms that three
millions of quintals of corn have been purchased in the
Crimea for the Mediterranean ports, at the rate of IS
francs the quintal.
A letter from Cette, dated the 26th, states, that the
Dutch expedition to Morocco 'malted complete success, -
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and that they have obtained all due satisikiticm from the • ..1.- ---...4
Emperor. A treaty of alliance has been signed be.. --r .er\
swam the King of the Netherlands and the Emperor .• ,- -,- j
of Morocco, on the usual conditions agreed to be
...'e 3 •
Christie& Owe*. Hie Moorish Majesty has armed ~A. qg it
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