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the said Guards.

Dated Feb. 13, 1819. (Signed) " LOUIS.
(Countersigned) " DECAZES.
" Louis, &c.—The INlarquis de Marmite (Phi.
Pippe Gabriel) is appointed Colonel of the Is
Legion of the Nationdl Gnards of Yaris.

(Signed and Countersigned as-above.
4' Dated Feb. 14, 1819.

" CHAMBER OF lAPUTIES.

" SITTING OF MONDAY, FEB. 15.

" A Petition from the Reforrneti Churches of the
.Departmente ut Dordogne •end Gironde, •nd 'lO

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lies(l•3ot rro:estitr't t:dttiiiirs at Bcitariltatix, prAying
for. Legislative Authority to establish Colleges for
the education of Protestant children, who could not
at present be instructed without being exposed to

the seductive influence of Roman Catholic Priests,
tending to alienate them from the religion of their
fathers, produced a long and warm discussion.
It was at length agreed to refer the Petition to the
Minister of the Iteerior.

" The Barou Lonis, Minister of Finance, pre
sewed a projet, containing the accounts preps,
ratory to the Budget, viz.
1915.—Expenditure 79R,590,859 Fiance.
791,317,66 Q

lltficiency 7,113,199

1116.—Expenditure .... 896,707,205
itemuue .. M 9,46.5,500

'Surplus 2,753,095

1817..-Expenditure.
neve/one

1•......./.
Deficiency 573600.184

1818.--Expenditure 1,154,G.i9,80
Ittvenun

Dcficiency 47,966,067
" 'Hie projet was ordered to be printed and

distributed, and referred for preliminary discus-
sion to the Bureaux.

" The Baron Louis then presentc4 a projet,
authorizing the opening in each Department, ex-
cept the Seine, (Paris), an auxiliary book, for
inscriptions in tl►e 5 per Cent. Consols, and the
transfer of such inscriptions in , cacti Depart-
meta the same at Paris ; also allol/4% lug the
holders of inscriptions to charge upon the
interest doe to them on such inscriptions, payable
by the Receiver-Geueral, the amount' of taxes
due by them to the. State, without prejudice to
the transfer of die capital stock.

" The projet was ordered to be printed, ant'
distributed, end referred to the Bureaux.
" The discussion was resumed on the proje
respecting the financial year. After hearing severs
speakers, the discussion was closed ; the Re
porter to be heard to-morrow.

" PARIS, FEB. 16.—The King yesterday trans-
acted business with the Marquis Dessolles. Sun-
day the King received in his Cabinet the Minis-
ters, Marshals, &a. and afterwards transacted bu-
siness with the Baron Louis.

" The report of the illness of the King of
Naples is unfounded.
" The Duchess de Berry is reported to be preg-

nant.
" The reports of the death of the Pope, and of
the Ducheis of Lucca, are destitute of founda-

Lion.
" The projets of law respecting the press,
which it is still understood are to be ►resented
to-morrow, are said to be three in number—one
respecting Jury trial ; another relatiretci the re-
.pression of offences of the Press ; and the
third concerning the Journals.

FIVE PER CENT 9.

Monday.... 70f. sO*.

DEFERRED STOCK.
Of the 924 March, 1817, 914 Roc.
v-211 Srpt. 1817, 81 1. 8O c.
22(1 March, 14318, ' 79 f. 80c.
22d Sept. 1818, ' 78 1. -- c.

u VIENNA, FEE. 3.—Our Court has received
dispatches ut a satisfactory nature from Rio Ja-
neiro. The Princess Royal of Brasil happily ad-
vances in her pregnancy.

Fennaro►RT, FEB. B.—M. de Kotzebue has
formally contradicted the report of hiss being re-
called -10 Russia."

,Victory may now be said to have been gained
by the more respectable Electots of Westminster,
over those dentocratical Voters, who fre a disgrace
to the City. Mr. flOsuousa thought to 'have
secured a seat'by a coup-de-noM, but iiis:oractilai
mysteries rendered .him ridiculous io the eyes of all
thinking men, who might be inclined.to support
hint, if, indeed, any thinking marl could sUppOrt. a
; . .
Candidate whose printed works contain. such revo-
lutionary uotions. Lama .may now be
deemed secure of 'success, but we 'can' assure
'him that his success would have been more
rapid, greater, and his triumph more com-
plete, if he bad not unwarily,, and we must
add unjustly, applied an epithet to Ministers
which they certainly do not deserve. 'As the oc-
casion has drawn forth abilities that render him
full a match for those of his opponent, which,
by the way, is no great compliment, considering
the extreme weakness by which the conduct of
Mr. Hosliousa has been marked, we hope to see
him employ those abilities in support of the na-
tional interests'; and that if he should continue
on the side of Opposition, yet that he will con-
sider Lis rank, his connexions, and his station in
the Country, and not be found among those " fri-
volous and vexatious" Opponents of Ministers
who are always attempting to thwart the opera-
tions of Government..

COTTON FACToXtes.—A piece of information
has reached us on this subject, which, both for
the sake of humanity, and for the hoover of those

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to whom it refers,'vre:artlently hope is correct. It
states, that the Petition in favour of Sir ROBERT
PEEL'S Bill, from Bot.row-La-Moons, in Lanca-
shire, which was presented to the Lords by the'
Bishop of CHESTRR on the Bth instant, actually
contained the signatures of Sevair MAsrstt•SPtN-
NERS of that place. As Wends to the cause—
and still more, as taking pleasure in whatever
exalts our common nature, we hail this circum-
stance with a hearty welcome. We think it also
confirms (what we all along have been inclined to
believe) that many of the Gentlemen concerned
in this trade are much too liberal and humane to
take pert in the opposition so strangely made by
others of the Master-Spinners to the regulations
proposed for 'reducing the present .extravagant
hours of labour. Indeed, we understand that those
hours are considerably less at Bolton than at
Manchester, and many other places.