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London, England, 1833-01-04 00:00:00

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LONDON,
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 4, 1833.

The news to-day from Paris is highly paci6`
It will be seen by the following extracts fr°
the Moniteur, that, contrary to the expectati°
of some parties, the Austrian Ambassadc"
Count D'APPONY, addressed the usual felicit3
tions, in the name of the Corps Diplomatiquett
the King of the FRENCH ; and that the answer
his MAJESTY was very gracious and pacific. V,
Presidents of the Legislative Chambers also s'
dressed the KING in a similar strain, but 0I
in detail. The following passage from 1"/
Du PIN'S speech is not less pacific than just
" SI RE,—I can no longer doubt that O
moderation is sustained by our strength. Oe
France, so interested for herself, stipulo
only for her Allies, her voice cannot fail
be listened to. Europe, on seeing the mane
in which we carry on war, will feel the full fit
cessity of joining in our efforts to maintain peace
The answer of the KING to these addreso
and the general spirit manifested through°
were considered so satisfactory in Paris,
the funds immediately rose in consequence.
the same impression is felt to-day in our °
Money Market—the funds having experici''
a rise of nearly 2 per Cent., we hope iF
matters in difference may be specJily adjusted'
(From the Moniteur of Wednesday, Jan. 2.)

NON-OFFICIAL PART.
PARIS, JAN. I.—To-day, at half-past /
the King, the Queen, their Royal Highnes9
the Dukes of Orleans and Nemours, and
dame Adelaide, surrounded by the young Pr/II
and Princesses of the Royal Family, recent
on occasion of the new year, the Ministers ll'
Marshals of France, the Deputations of
Chamber of Peers, and of the Chamber of
puties.
At 4 o'clock the King received the OP"
matic body.
Address of Count d'Appony, speaking io
name of the diplomatic body :
" SIRE—The diplomatic body, of which
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have to-day the honour of being the orig
always embraces with eagerness all occasioll
offer to your Majesty the homage of its rest'
and to address to you the wishes of the sit'
Sovereigns whom it has the honour to reprq
" Their wishes, Sire, are yours ; for
object is the maintenance of peace, and a CI
tainty of the future tranquillity, order, and Wl'
nal prosperity of France.
Permit, Sire, on the interesting occasion
the return of the new year, our homage t 0,,,
blended with the happy presentment that WI
important results will be obtained. We
happy to be certain that they will be so:
union which exists between all the Courts,
the personal sentiments of your Majesty,
in this respect all desirable securities.
" Impressed with this confidence, the ifq
matic body begs your Majesty to be pleased,
accept the expression of it, and accompanie',
with the homage of its sincere and respee'
wishes."

The King replied :
" GENTLEMEN—I receive, with much
tisfaction, this new testimony of the mentiall
of the diplomatic body on the occasion of
new year. I rejoice to see how much
wishes of the Sovereigns whom you repre'
agree with mine, to preserve peace, and to s 6
to Europe, as well as to France, a long cl'
nuance of that repose and tranquillity which
so necessary to the good order of all the Sl'
and to the increase of their prosperity"
hope that the year, which is now opening b‘i
us, will add new security to those that we
already obtained, to consolidate the goo('
derstanding which so happily subsists bet
all the Powers. You know that all my e
tend to preserve it, and I thank you for
confidence you testify in me, personall,
this respect."
Address of Baron Pasquier, President °f
Chamber of Peers
SIRE—The Chamber of Peers briq
your Majesty the annual tribute of its roll',
felicitations. In fulfilling this duty it is el
ally happy in the thought that France cool'
confide to more worthy hands the care of ,
ing over its repose, its glory, and its institol,
" Already,
of your reign are being fulfilled. The f3e,
Sire, our wishes for the pros`.
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are discouraged, security revives, credit Os,
solidated, commerce and manufactures reo
their activity, and the union of the r.
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