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with this view should take military possemion of
France, or partition its provinces, ot change the
dyna.tv, woald be weakening instead of adding
strength to the pillars of the European' edifice ;
that the Representative Government which the
King has given to France, has not been the obstacle
to tl.e more secure establishment of the Throne:
that the stiles ssf this Government have never been
welt understood by Ministers, and that their in.
serest* awl their pennons were in opposition to their
full and free exercise; that well known, clearly no-
demand, sad +roped, (tweeted, there • 'meld he
t'ausiil is. them all.the power of such institutions;
the these interests and panels*. of Ministers did not
led.e them any longer at liberty to attach them-
pelves to the principles and to the adherents of
illlisna,chy; that the only anchor of safety in this
ilboerstbng storm, is to unite themselves at any price
to the principles. the institutions, and the sup-
porters of .the Monarchy; and that they can only
arrive at this molt by intrnsting the helm to men
who posers% the confidence and coincide in the
opinions of all those who wish to save the vessel of
the State?
It is in such a determination that our last hope
is placed. It will be most unfortunate for us, for all
Europe, for the generations to come, if it should
perish with all the others.

fDREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS PAPERS.

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The King received on Sunday, in a private
audience, Ike Count de Cararnan, his Majesty's

PARIS. AVCII.I3T 1.1.

Anstaissaflnr at the Court of Austria. and the Count
-de Laggard.. Envoy Extraordinary end Minister
Plenipoteiniare from France to Munich. The
• Xing received Gentlemen at taelve o'clock, and
4.411 at eight in the evening.

His Majesty transacted business with the Duke
rle WO*lint, and weut et three o'clock to take so
miring to Argenteuil.
The marriage of the Count de Cases, Minister
of General Pulice, with Mlle. de Saint-Auloire,
still be celebrated this morning in the Chapel of the
Palace of the Chamber of Peers.

We have been led into error by the Jo*rad de
Frankfurt of the 6th of this month, in an article of
Hews that luteresta the Prince Paul of Wirtrm-
berg, and which we gave in our paper of yesterday,
under the head of Sausbe. the 24th July. The
whole of that article is false. It is merely true
that that Princess is gone to pay a visit to her
mogul► Parents, at Hildburghausen.

M. Gerard l'iogey, notary at Sonnhernon, had

been condemned by s judgment of the Royal Court
of Dijon (the Chamber of Appeal from the Correc-
tional Police), of the 12th July, 1816, to a year's
iiiiprisonment, being convicted of having publicly
worn in the place of his residence, the tri-coloured
cockade, in the month of March, 1815, from the
1 to the 19th. M. Piogey had undergone his
punishment, and from his return to Sombernon, in
the month of July, 1917, he had resumed the exer-
cise of his functions as notary. He was in the en-
joyment of them for nine months, when on the
29111 April, 1818, the King's Attorney thought it
was his duty to bring him before the Civil Tribunal
of Dijon, to hare his incapacity of employment pro-
nounced. This incapacity was in fact pronounced
by a jettlgment on the 12th May, grounded on the
correctional condemnation delivered against M.
Piogey.
M. Piogey having appealed against this judg.

merit, made an eximw ition of his grounds in ; we-
morial subscribed by the Advocate Cahet, followed
by two consultations, subscribed by tweuty-eight

other Advocates of the bar of Dijon.
The cause having been heard before the Royal
Court, the sth of this month, M. Piogey was de-
fended by M. Cshet ; and after an argument by
the Advocate• General Nash, the Court, by its de..
ere', corrected the judgment of the 12th May,
and pronounced the restoration of M. Plum to
his folictionv.--(Joensal de la Cote d'Or.)
The King has granted a pension of 600 f. to M.
Person, sculptor and architect, who was charged
with the duty of restoring the mausoleum raised at
Sens, on the tomb of the Dauphin and the
Dauphine. 'l'l, this estimable artist we owe the
preservation of this fine monument, which he pro.
tested from outrage and profanation at the epoch of
the revolutionary storm. The warrant of pension
ranted by his Majesty contains flattering expres-
sions that paint the gratitude of the Monarch, and
are the most worthy recompence to the subject.
The Mayor and Assistants of Paris have voted •
new subscription of a hundred lonia for the statue
of Fleury IV.
The news of London spoke, the day before yes.
teril.y. of a Mr. Collier, it French Judge, &c.—
We should read M. Cottu, Counsellor to the Royal
Court of Paris. This distinguished Magistrate has
been for some months in England, with the sole
view of studying to the bottom the institution of
the trial by Jury, on which we have yet in France
but the most imperfect documents.

Rapp is uow in Germany,

at the waters of Griesitach.

Consternation the most profound reigned this
mnrnung at La Rupee. The wine-merclialits col-
lected at the doors of the storehouses, where their
old caoks were slumbering, mournfully beheld
the rain full, and seemed to say to thenseelves, that
the river contained enough for their wants. On
the other side of the river, the husbandmen thanked
heaven for the rain that it had sent them.

STOCKHOLM, JULY 21.
At the request of the Diet of Norway, the King

has prolonged its Station to the end of August.
'His Majesty has also, pursuant to the proposition
tatiethet, resolved to fouud a new Order of
hood for Norway.
FRANKFORT. AUGUST 4.
t detests from Berlin state. that from the report
of the immediate ['rush's' Commission of Justice
assembled at Cologne, there is no longer any doubt
tut that the views of the inhabitants of the Rheasish
Prussian provinces will be fully accomplished, in
spite of all opposition, and that the public adinimis-
tration of justice, and the trial by Jury, will be main-
• tanned. The civil and criminal French code wig
be replaced by the Prussian public right and cri-
minal code. On this subject au official notice is daily
expected.
The immediate Prussian Commission of Justice,
in the province* of the Rhine, has recently pub-
lished a notice, in which it declares itself foe Trial
by Jury'. This declaration has excited the greatest
Seusatiou in the provinces of Old Proton..
FRANKFORT. AUGUST i.
Arrived here to-day the Prieteed'E.terhozy, Am-
bromatior (ruin Austria to the Court of England, ors
his way from London ; and M. de Moltke, Mini-
I stet Plenipotentiary from lie 1111 l ark to the Court
1 of the Low Countries, on his way to the Ilagar.

41141114. JULY 24.
The divorce between l'rince I'l4ol of Wirtem-
berg, who is now at Paris, and the Princess his
consort. has been pronounced, idler thirteen years'
marriage. The Princess, who is at Stutgard, sends
her children to the Queen Dowager, who will super-
intend their education, and retires herself to the re-
Weiler of her august relation!. at Itildburghauseir.

THE BRITIS II PRESS.

LONDON.
SATURDAY. AUGUST 15, 18111

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