The National Register.
London, England, 1815-07-02 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL. REGISTER.

Count lini4sy d'Atutlas.— When the country is in danger and the
national independence menaced, Intsinc%4 should not he delayed by
forms which are applicable only to ordinary times. 1 move the
immediate consideration the Ale,sagc.

Count Ponte Coolant unveil Hiy motion.

Baron Qninette.—'llic Chamber of Repre4entatives has declared
itself permanent, nrul that Resolution ought to be supported and
contirme•d by a similar one from the Chamber of Peers.
The question. on closing the di.bate, was then put and carried.
Count lioissy d'Anglas proposed, that the articles tdiutild be im.
mediately voted.

Conlit-Thibeanlean read the first article—" The independence of
the nation is incliareil."
Adopted without diviission.
Art. Y. The Chamber d«lares itiflf permanent. Any attempt
to prodlice its di”olation is high treason. lnioever is guilty of
such ;tumid, shall he held a traitor to his country, and immediately
condemned

M. ]'ante Gnutaut dirt not oppose the article, but thought some
discussion necessary which would establish that these measures were
derogatory of the constitutional act. They involved an infringement
of that act, which the imminent danger of the eon:►try could alone
excuse. In a report latcly made to us by a Minister, lie said he
wind(' 6, be ready to declare for what motives he had exceeded the
I►oonds of his authority in his ministerial acts towards citizens, and
to expose himself to all the chw►ces of ministerial responsibility
rather than compromise the safety of the State." lam afro
to encounter the same responsibility. The permanence of the
Chamber is our only anchor in Chu tempest which assail• us.
After farther debate, it was determined that the Message should be
drawn up, containing the sentiments of the Chamber. It was to the
following form :
EXTRACT FROM THE REGISTER OF THE ;MINUTES OF THE
CHAMBER OF PEERS.

freduesday, June I.

The extract, niter stating the resolution• voted above, and on*
declaring that the troop: of the line and national guards kive 4leser-
ved well of their country, awl an order for transmitting Deck.
ration by Messare to thv Emperor and the Chamber of Representa-
tives. proceed: thus :
At half-pipt eight tile Prince Arch Chancellor declared the sitting
which bad lif en sit:pc/Wed, tesoincil.
Prince Lucien appeared at The Ti Runic as Extrio,rdittety Com-
missioner from ,lie Emperor. lie brought a Message which he pro-
posed to communicate in a secret Committee. Thin propoial 'cal
agreed to en all sides.
The President's order for the public to withdraw Was executed 84
a quarter past nine.
At ten the Sitting heratne publie. and the President tubmitted to
the curi•idera two ()filly Chamber a Resolution for appoint so a Com.
mit tee of Fire Member.. in concert with the Commisskn and Minis-
ters of his Majesty. which was unanimously adopted.
The Members of tl,i: Committee A%eie chore,' by a scrutiny of the
list, and on an absolute majority. Atter a double scrutiny they
proved to be Count lloiesy d'Attv la:. Count Droaet, Count Thibt.ei.
dean, Count I)r.jean, and (','net Andreossi.
Adjourned at One o'clock.

JUNE 12'241.
The Prince of IIocKWA (Ney) girea details of the movements of
the nrmies.
Grouchy and the Dnke of Dalmatia cannot ssnobte
60;:Ou men. It is impossible to unite them in the line of the Army
of the North.
Grouchy cannct unite more than 7or 8000. The Doke of Dal-
matia could riot rally any thing at Rocroy, and you have no other
means of saving the cometiy but by stegociations.
This oteasianed 3 warns debate, and some blame of Ney, but be
ing;,ted oti the curs ectite,s of his statement.
Toe Silting is anspesoled till ll4llp4st three ; at that time the
Sitting was rs•mussesl.
Count l'oNTr. C03.1,4N4.—Let n e-xpress to Napoleon the na-
tional gratitude tor the illnsti ions manner with which lie bas ter-
minated all illustrious political lire.
Count IIA 'soy sat E.,- Let us deelare whether it is Napoleon f* e
lid we proclaim. or a new Government. What is this new Goiter .
ment that is desired?
lloissy blamed the foregoing valet+ as ra%li and impolitic.
Emperor opens the way for Its to measures of the sasiotsi inipaate
ante.
PONTE COVLANI'3 motion was adopted.