The Sun.
London, England, 1823-11-07 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

[From thelamme,l
PARIS, Nov.4.—lt is with regret we announce,
that at length, after much tergiversation, three
Nmisters have succeeded in causing the dissolu-
tion of the Chamber to be pronounced, Accord.
iug to information which we can scarcely doubt,
this resolution was signed yesterday morning ;
after which one of the Ministers, hitherto a great
perthatiOf the Charter, went-into the country to
tratlify hiMself, by solitary meditation, that this
eteaSure is coeformahle to the Charter. M. tie
,COrbiere is, it is said, one of those who most
:strongly declared 'in favour of the measure. We
`cash that, in signing this determination., their
'Excellencies may not.have signed their downfall.
:Public opinion, the dissolution of the Chamber
:t ijl he viewed, like the disgrace of the Duke de
tßellooo. 'f but disgrace um only a .prelude ; the
•distnissel of a Royal Minister was an attempt
against a Chaltiber eminently Royalist ; but this
-Chamber had, like the Duke tie Belluno, declared
war with Spain against the -views of Minis-
ters ; and of course, row, that the war, with Spain
.<which has so gloriously deceived 'Ministerial
wisdom.) is over ; it mast be dismissed . like the
co:al/get:tits Mersital I.,et the Deputies win) they
be returned hereby take warning.
t FrWil the C,Mrier'Fravv,Sais.)
l',.tuts, Nov. 4.—The Journal dei Winds as»
sures .us, that the Decrees of .St. Mary, :Xeres,
and Seville, had 'been modified, according to the
.councils of a more calm and generous policy.—
Jt might be believed, that this news reached it
.by some extraordinary means, perhaps by the te-
legraph, and that the official accounts would ar-
r;Vl3 in two or three days, but a week has elapsed
without even private letters either in the ...Journal
c'ee Debalt.' 'or the Malheur, communicating to
us a single word of the text of these benevolent
teedifications. 'At the same time there was mention
made of the establishment in Spain of a solid and
temperate Monarchy, of the maintenance of pub-
'lie faith, anti the
,revival of public credit Who did
not suppose from. this language that there would
arrive' from Seville a species of Saint Ouen de-
claration' It was on the faith of these brilliant
promises that the Spanish Bonds got up ; but the
declaration .does not arrive any more than. the
mociltications of the decrees. Private letters, on
the contrary, say that every thing goefi on in
Spain according to the spirit of these decrees,
which are interpreted in their most vigorous
meaning. flaw the Journal des &hats been de-
ceived by false appearances, or has it sought to
.deceive its readers ?
BERLIN, Ocr• ‘2S.—THE -OUTLINE, CIE THE
....IC/NO'S DECREE RULATIrE TO YOUNG Br.ucnttt.
---;.Thelollowing is the literal copy of this'clocu.
meet, as inserted in the official Gazette. Its
title is an order of the Cabinet, and it is. ad-
dressed to Count Backe, Minister of War :
" I.4ve confirmed this day the sentence of the Coureltlar-
tial, which condennia Count 131ucher of Wohlstadt, second
.Lieutenant in the lit regiment of rinssars, to three years' ins.
prisonmectin a ftrtiress, 'for having Wounded. the play actor
lititch,with a although, according to the laws, the
wei'gb tiness of the crime merited • a raorcligarauspani4iirrolit.
if the• majority of 'the Members of the Court.M Antal, how
a:tief, T 0143414; MC severity: of the laws,-proceeded on ills
iste
,tlie .officer being detected irs his disguise,. and attacked
'hi the• actor, was obliged to 'make use of his poignatd,
more partic,!alatly, as in consequence of the weakness of his
-constitution, there were rio other means of which be could pre.
serve his honour ; I cannot prevent myself from exvressing
my great displeestue oft &leaner of proceeding so void ofjus.
.ties,, end gp reprehensible. 'I dO not desire that the Officers. of
Mt:ll4A to maintain the dignity of their station by sac.
-pinery reprisals, for insults which they bring on themselves ;
ez•pect of them that they will Maintain it by a decent and
Morel cer,d,tct ; by avolding,ections equally,eondemned by the
principles of morality, and the laws of honour. comand
you to make this order koowa to the army, and I add, m
that it
ii very painful to me to see a name nojustly reverenced,'Men..
Aioned in suds a, manner on this occasion.
"Berlin, Oet. 9. " FREDERICK WILLIAM."
( From the Coratitgliontsel.)
PA art, Nov. 4.—lt may be recollected that the Jotunsis
witiele before the retreat et' the Dlike de Benno, evidently
Listed to septeriniality, immediately raised their voiCeagainst
after the Hisao de Daman retaken n nominated to the Minis.
try a War. 'They have evedvantage of this occasion
to Nignalise their return to a sort of opposition to the influential
put of the MiListry, to *bleb, it is knows, the disgraee of M.
1,11 idellono is to be Atttibuted. •
eFrom the Journal des DeUts of Ttiestfau.
itf,a4r, OoT.--31. Louis Buonaparte has arrived at Rome
from Marienbad, in Getmany. His wife, the Prim:ow HOT.
seer r, who resides at Strasburg, is expected here shortly ; she
intends to
.pass the winter in Italy.
II is Eminence, Fenwick, Bishop of Cincinnati, in the United
States, hes arrived hare from America. It appears that the
sobioat of Ms mission t to solicit pecuniary aid for his infant
-aural:. When he took the direction of it, the province only
contalm4 26,000 inhabitants; at present it has a population of
.40,440, of whom 90,009 are Cattiolies.
An hotel iivrepering here for the Marquis of-Hastings, who
OW roe the winter at Rouse.