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40 CIUPTURE CHARACTERS 5' or, a Prac-
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By THOMAS ROBINSON, M. A.
Late Vicar of St. Mary's, Leicester; and Fellow of Trinity

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.59f11C time.•
The following is the reply which the King made
tcohatiiiiibe
erC of ceceltior
Zwnh when ebrasYv.ai tePje 111.7:iti".etsitly6
to c'xpress to trim' the sentiments of that.
ber
afterc,l feeltlie sctonisiiihnityn communication ori.tnin(4,tsi ewhlrheatthy, la body
of
1:1
csn p I
reckon Hirte itsh;:dde
ytaoti
etiitim:euneedxfurFe. 11.4;17;;
Ptwhet.e:s'asareCrxioPi sacrifices
expresses
whichpt ile
forts-which cirennistantes inipose upon us. The inisfOrt ones
of one country are great, hut they are not irreparable by a
nation like.oues, when it is'closvly united in heart and tuimd
with its King."
• The King has just eonferred on the DiQice_.of-
wonfigton the order of .alit Esprit. it is be-
lieved that the estate-of GroSbois is destined for,
his Lordship.
Some persons, nn reading time ConvOntion re-
lative to the lignidation of foreign claims .on
the-Gorernment, have been alarrned'at the quan-
tity of stock in the Tiers-conso/ide, which it will
be necessary to create to discharge them ; disaf-
fection and stock jobbing have availed themselvets
of the first moments of stupor produced by th•
treaty of peace, to lower the finals _considerably ;
but the public, on examiniug.the treaty better, will
s;ee that the French Government will have to pay
foreigners only for articles furnished by individuals
or , commaii in virtue of regular purchases;
therefUleYitilmtever was taken by requisition front
the cotindAttes, imposed in the shape of mini-
butiun, will not be reimbursed. The articles, or
other furnishitrg,s delivered by individuals, cart
form no considerable matter. Besides, they are
(:tau new charge on Frauce ; hut were consequen-
tial on the Treaty of Paris, of time 30th of
May, 1814. The contributions which we have
to pay are considerable ; but with order, union,
and encooomy, trance is in a situation to meet
them.
The military occupation of the capital by fo-
reign troops- has ceased. The service has been
given up to the krovernment of the Ist military di-
vision. Some out-posts alone ate sail guarded
by English troops, in.consequence.of an amicable
arrAngement with Lurd.Wellington, as General in
Chief of the Allied troops. It is believed, that
the forcign troops still in the capital will quit it
definitively about the middle of December.
The Staff of die Ist division has undergone
great changes ;, many of its officers have received
orders to quit Paris.
A Sub-Lieutenant of the National Guard of
ris, of tin name of Blucher, has been sentenced
by the Police to six mouths imprisonment, for
seditious disourse, and for circulating incendiary
wyitings injurious to time ,lie has been
struck off the list of the National, Guard.
On the 23,1 of November, the Assize Court of
Bourdeaux condemned to five years imprisounteot
Clement Babolene, fencing-master of that ci:v,
convicted of having uttered. seditious shouts on
the:2oth of August last.
Pfturs, Nov, 29.—The second Session of the
Court of Assize for the month of November, will.
commence on Friday•the Ist of Decernber, and
conclude .on Tuesday the 12th. The number of
causes which stand for trial are 21, and the offences
are forgery, robbery, and seditious words. The
number of Trisonets are 40-11 are for sedition.
VCSterday two persons were convicted before
tin: Tribunal of Police of uttering, seditious ex-
pressions. Oue of these persons was cook many
years ago to time onfortuoate Princess, Lamballe,
and had ever since received from the present
Royal Family of France a pension of term crowns
per..month.
The evils inseparable from the late events have
ineceaSed the poor in the capital. The severity of
the season .x-v ill still further increase their fleets-
sitieS." One of the first wishes of the King

that thcv be asciste.l, an,l ni,.asurcs lave beet:

rreidy tisii,7l to pror:(l7e Nt-Orli for those who are

cal,:il,de of it. The Prefect of the Scine,tias,esta-

iu each Mayoralty a Charitable ConniiiitEee,
. for the sole purpOse of procuring 'theta more
abundant support, and to r,egulate their employ-
;went according the nature. of their necessities.

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CONATANTasIOPtE, OCT 26.-=-According to tire
last intelligence froni Smyrna-, the Captain Pacha
has citits-ed 'three" Greek mereffaiiks in that city (o
be put to death, for holding a traitorous ciorre-
spiindence with the piratical Chiefs of the Arehi-
peizigo:—The:plagne continues its-ravages in dif-
ierentipiarters of this city, and.has,.even perm-
ti ated into the palace of the. Grand Vizier.
flounces, N;v. 25.—The Council of Revision
has confirmed the desision of: the .Cour,t-Martial
(if the 21st Divisinn, which condemned to death
tha Sitmr Theodore Posey, Captain Lieutenant
of the 2d regiment of Chasscurs of the late Old
Guard. The judgment, was carried into execu-
tion the day' before yesterday, at four o'clock in

the eveuing.

FRENCH PAPERS,

[UECRIVED TFII3
..MOIZNING)

(Front the Journal de Path,
_Dec. 1.)

A notice published by order of the Prefect of
'Vanelose says, that the' a:ssassin of General La-:
Wartl,;-, Commandant at Nisii is a man of the
name of .Boissin, a grenadier of the National
Guard of that city, and formerly scrjeant cif the
11:1i9itielets. This account contains also an inivita-

flop to all the citizens to arrest the criniia,ial, who
hsultposed to :hav,e taken the road, to Avignon.
:They write from MarScilles,
co':t.tm,rce begins to recover from the null and
lifaess state in which it bas so long remained.
Already our quays are, covered with merchandize,
and corn arrives in abundance, which is a cause

of great rejoicing to the inhabitants, as well as
being a means of p.rocurin,..; them employment.

Prince Blucher is about to make t:e
Nvaterof Aix-la-Chapelle- for the re-estillAiShaieut
of t►is health.

The Emperor of Austria has pertnittvd the free
exportation of grain.ftoarliungaiy into the King-
dom of 'Venetian Lornhardy.
-rney write from Ilai»horg'a that -the f6rtifica•
Itlo,Ls.of that
_town are abont to be
diet:ly.. The cannent, ball, &c. will be sold. An
Jitw Las rilready"pui.chat,ed. a part of
them. •

Tnrp;on t!,‘, -tarjt.al
v. ;II have entirely quitted it by the 15th Deoulaber,
Messrs. D'ilattonville. and De Retnonville,
sons of M. le Prince tie Conde, have been
auThorised by his .‘lnjesty to take the name and
arms of Ihurbon-Concl6.

CIZANIIVER OF DEPUTIES, Sittirg r,f Nov. no.

Excellency • the Minister of the interior
t.initnunicati, in the name of the,King, a Pro-
tq of a Law propOsing to re-unite in thef9wn of
a\lnntbcillard the-different Auti;Orities'lrliieh 'were
at,POrentrui, before the annexation flitti'town

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to Switseriand.
Al. Cornet d'lneolut :poke. Ills object was
to'shew dint thellouse.ought to report the state-
went regulation ordering that.discources relative
to finaliCCS should alone be ordered to be Printed.

After a speeCh of some. ient,rth, in which lie nb.
s.:rved that it yould be unbecoming th-e:llinity
of diat House to suffer the Members t6cii:tir the
expellees of printing their own discourses, zitct
that it wonid bean economy ill-advised; and even
mean, lie concludes by obseVving-:
" And ivhat inconvenience would result from it.
The Deputies whose revenues are confined, will not
have the means,of printing their discourse, the
rich alone will enjoy this advantage. Nov., we
ltnow, that the rich du not
,always make the best
peeclies.7

After , some other oi;servations, he declared

against the measure.

he
nr,juiity decided, that the proposition of
Cc;rnet D'lncourt should not he taken into

caosifr!cratitin.

ALM:ANDRIA., <PIEDMONT) Nov. 19.----The gar-

riknl of our town has just received a reinforce-
went of 2000 Austrians, ,This ,incrcasc* of the
garrison, at a time whth the place was:expected
to be given up to the 'Xing of Sardinia cause much
surprize.

• (Front the Gazette France.) ;;:
ITALY—PA report has sDread,,iisteAllow
not on what foundation, that the Quven of Etril-,

via is coming to reside in ouy city, i❑ the month
of,January, and that she would recover that year

licr former possessions.

-M. le Coutirt Alarca, Marshal of the Palace,
b received a letter from M. 1c count de Bausset,
ottricifed`tolter Imperial highness the Archilnclicss
is Louisa, ordering Lim to set off, inialc-
c!iiitely for the Palace of that l'rineess.