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London, England, 1814-07-13 00:00:00

BOARD OF WORKS.

Mr. TIERNEY inquired of the Chancellor of the Exche-
quer when the papers from the Board of Works wouldie laid
before the House.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER (as far as we
could understand from thelow tone in which he spoke) inti-
mated, that, they might be produced to-morrow.
• SEDITIOUS MEETINGS.

Mr. PEEL moved the second reading of the Jrish Seditious
Meeting Bill. . .
Mr. HORNER thought that some additional information
should be laid before the House, as this was a new measure,
in justification of which it Was not enough to refer to au ex-
pired act. .
Mr. PEEL had no objection to put off the second reading
_
till to-morrow.

I:O4NER bad no wish to impede the progress of the
measure; he only wanted some additional information, as
one of the provisions of the Bill went to take ZIWIV the trial
by jury. The seroud reading was then postponed till to-
morroW. _ _ _

The Irish Arms Biltweut through the Committee. Repo4
to•m,orrow.

, .
The third reading of the Triib Preserratiori of the ise.ait
Till eras put off till to-morrow.

The several reports on Lord. Lynedoch, Beresford, and.
.11.41'S,Annuitieg were reeeis et]; and the respective Bills or-
dered to.he read a:Third time to-morrotv..

Tire Report on the Irish Customs RegulatiJn Bill Was
hroughtup,,and the Bill ordered to be read a thir,l time to:
morrow.

The Irish' Distillation Repeal Bill, the,Stainp Insurance
Bill, and the Irish Bank Restriction Bill, were severally read
a first-tinie, and ordered to he read- aftecond time to-morrow.

COPY-RIGHT BI‘LL.

Mr. DAVIES G'IDIIY made a variety of observations on
the Copy-right Bill, which he proposed should go into a Cons-
Mittee with an understanding respecting provisions.
Mr. SMYTH defended the conduct of the Universities at
considerable length.; and maintained that the law itself which
prescribed the eleven copies, and the practice of those fearried
bodies, were favourable to the general interests of literature.
All the allegations iigainst Universities had been disproved.
• A long conversation ensued respecting the withdrawing of
the Motion, and the substitution of another, in which Mr.
D. Giddy, Sir W. Scott, Mr. Wetherell, Mr. Ma nners'Sutton,'
Mr. Preston, and Mr. Horner took part. •At length Mr. D.
Giddy Moved that the Speaker should leave the Chair, which
was carried.
The SPEAKER made several observations in the Com-
mittee, but withdrew an amendment which he suggested.—
An amendment of Sir W. Scores IN'aS agreed to, for preserv-
ing- the claim of eleven copies of each first edition of a work.
The Bill, after a long conversation on the different. clauses,
was reported, and the further consideration of the Report
fixed for Friday.

The other orders of the Day 'were then disposed- of.-7
Adjourned.

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARTS., JULY 9.---The King has appointed M.
de Chauteaubriand Ambassador of France to the
Court of StockhOlm.,
The Moiiiteur •of this date 'contains an order
from the Minister at War, stating, that the King
having observed, that a great number of General
and other Officers, who- had been prisoners of
war, had arrived in France, and were many of.
them in a state of great destitution,, his Majesty
therefore.ordered,.that, dating from their arrival,
they should. be inunediltely placed on full pay,
and that in the formation of the new regiments a
a certain number of commissions should be re-
served for them,'

We read in the Genoa Gazette of the 28th ult.
that the old King of Spain, Charles IV. has de-
manded of the Allied Sovereigns to be re-seated
on the throne. The same journal contains the
following paragraph : Whatever the French
Gazettes may say„the rumour prevails very much
throughout all Switzerland, that the Crown Prince
of SWeden will abdicate his rights in favour of the
son of Gustavus IV."

We yesterday extracted from the Strasburg Cou-
rier an article which talks of a pretended revolt
of Russian soldiers against their officers, in the
vicinity of Haguenau. More authentic informa-
tion assures us, that the, details, which. we only,
repeated, "are to be classed among _the groundless
fables sometimes in circulation. Russian soldiers
never mutiny against their-officers, nor pillage
the chests of their Sovereign, for whoa they are
so justly penetrated both with love and admira-
tion. The Strasburg article is therefore entitled
to no credit.--(Journal des Debuts.)
Count Ruppin (the. King of Prussia) departed
esriy this morning with all his family. The Illus-
trious Traveller took the route of Burgundy, anti
Franche Comte, on his way to:Neufchatel.
Major Leslie Walker, of .the British service..
has been presented. to:his Majesty,. who,' in con-,
sideration of the services rendered. by that officer
to French prisoners, during the war in Spain,
presented him with the decoration of the Lily.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

SITTING OF: THE BTH OF JULY.

M. Rl,BotrDl this day submitted his motion for
the purpose of " ascertaining, and determining
the indemnities which justice and the interest of
the. State required, in favour of the Departments
which, had 'been the theatre of war, and either in
whole Or in part occupied by the enemy."-
'the motion was- negatived by the previous
question having been moved and carried.' •
M. CAZENOVE submittea motion, for annulling
or preventing in d
future the raising of sums of
money by the administrative bodies of districts,
.unaer the name of municipal assessments, taxes,
reqisitions, or loans. He thought that the Chain—
her of Deputies owed it to its own dignity,. to the
exercise. of its rights, and to the public interest,
to arrest the progress of abuses so destructive to
property, and of such dangerous example. It was
only by compelling the constituted authorities to
confine themselves within the circle of their
powers ; it was by never suffering the attributes
of the legislative power to be usurped ; it was by
placing the property of the citizens in security
from every attack, that the Chamber Would best
second the equitable views which the King had
manifested, and best fulfil the wishes of the
.French people. lie concluded by proposing se-
veral resolutions to the above effect, which were,
unanimously ordered to be taken into. conside-
ration.

GHENT, JULY 2.—The American Ministers ar-
rived here are Messrs. Bayard, Adams, Russel;
and Clay. Mr. Gallatin hourly-expected. • Mr.
Hnghes is Secretary to the .Embassy ; and among
the Secretaries attached to the Ambassadors are
Colonel Milligan, and Mr. Midison, son of the
American President. The English CoMmissioners,
Lord Gambier, Messrs. Cockburn and Adams, are
not yet arrived.
INSPRUCK, JUNE 29.---The' Tyrol, which has
given so many proofs of fidelity and attachment
,to the House of Austria, ha fi at last returned un-
der its jurisdiction. M. De Roschmann, the Pro-
visional Governor, has published h, proclamation
to that effect ••
and the King of Bavaria,. by ano-
ther, dated die 17111, has absOlved the Tyrolese
from their oaths. of fidelity.
FLORENCE, JUNE 2'B.—The English troops
which occupied the ports and towns of. Tuscany,
atter the retreat of the Neapolitans, :continue to
occupy them., We are-assured, that the Austrian
General has had some explanations on this sub-
ject with
.the English General, in the name of his
Sovereign. •

PORT; FERRAJO, JUNE ICfr.--NaliOleOrl has taken
pdssession of several inhabited Isles, dependencies
Of ours, •and'has-concluded treaties of commerce
with other Isles in the neighbourhood, and with
the Barbary powers. The new, money put in cir-
culation bens on one side the head of Buonaparte,

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and 'on the other tilt toll6*ing irWriptiOn,
api*ars :.--4Vapoleo I. Inzperair alga
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de Paris, from the Corriere Milanese.)
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cient laws of the kin
.kingw do,the transacti9n.o,f t`'
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State affairs was Confined, which, during 1.115•
sense, bad passed into the hands of the Proc:',,,
cial Deputation. ,And-bis Majesty has acOritir:,,i
ly suppressed the latter Assemblies, and orc,e 'm,
an immediate delivery of all their papefs t„e
cuments, to an office specially appointed for. ted
purpose in each province: The ding has app °1.11,„,,
Don Jose PalaiOx Captain-General of the

andROME of the Kingd24 o
The Du =m of a,o
ken: re
, JUNE . de Brasehi 1;.35 to,
ceived orders to qui; this capital, and to return
his estates. del4
rAnmA,, JUNEconsequence 501
gation from Field 111arshai Bellegrade, I"; 0
sold° has publisted, in the name of igarialAlll3')tn-i!e
a. form of Administrative Government, 0
bending the three Thichies.' etc
• Te French Civl Code is to e' with tlthe
tionh of the laws ofi ..afarnage, b
whiPch aremodified; "t' Or
latCj
ive to 'dii-orce are abolished, as 'militating ai")
canon law. his
The Penal Codeand modes of proceeding
are alSo reserved. '
The Fipnancial System is to be replaced on its aPc'-
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ing. and 1' re'
Tile University is restored to its state in 1768 ! ,l
ernlowed with the former property of the:Osnits• I 60-;,
Cardinal Casselli,' the
.Archbishop,. is a ppiii lit! 0 .(1
Chancellor. Every branch of the Adiniuilrat'll
- ed. die
ganised. . .. - - ' •
ROME, JUNE .24.--The Po >e has visit 10(13
5S
Queen of Etruria,' with whoiti his Holint-dotille'c:s
conference of more than an hour. His Prder°'
has conferred the Tonsure and his iniOr order
has
Knighthood on the infant Don Francisco ''':io ay.
Their Majesties the King and Queen of S
sisted in the cerem0nie5.„.....,...."
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