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that really he conceived some further explanation was neces-
sary.
Mr. lIERRIES referred to the previous votes of the House,
in order to justify the present grant. The vote was carried.
The sum of 3-1 0001. was then voted to defray the extraor-
dinary expences of the Mint in the gold coinage of the year
1826.

And also the sum of 23,000/. to make good the loss upon
the Irish silver tokens already recoined, and to be recoined
within the year 11126.
The sum of 5,0001. was next voted to defray the extraordi-
.stary expences for prosecutions relating to the coin of the coun-
try; as was also the sum of 8,7001. to defray the extraordinary
expences in the department of the Lord Chamberlain, and for
fittings and furniture to the two houses of Parliament. The
sum of 12,0001.-was voted to defray the expences of law charges
for the Current year ; and also the sum of 92,100/. for defraying
the expence of confining, maintaining, and employing convicts
at home and at Bermuda.
The remaining items having been agreed to, the House re-
sumed, and the Report was ordered to be brought up to-mor-
row (this day.)
Mr. ESTCOURT gave notice that he should on Friday
nett move for leave to bring in a Bill to regulate the mode of
Licensing Ale-houses.
The other orders of the day were then disposed of, and the
House Adjourned at HALF-PAST TWELVE O'CLOCK.

FRENCH PAPERS.

(From the Etoile, dated March 12.)

Tlur.s'rE, FEB. 9.s.—According to letters from
Corfu, dated the 12th, AI issolonghi is completely free. The
Captain Pacha owed the preservation of his life, in the last
action, to his steam-host, to which he retreated when his frigate
was in, flames. It is affirmed that Tripolizza has really been
retaken by Colocotroni, and the Egyptian garrison massacred.
it was said at Corfu, that, after three reverses, Ibraham Pacha
bad returned to Navarin.

A vessel which has just arrived from Smyrna, brings word
that, on the day of its departure, the 13th February, a great
Ire was raging in the quarter of the Franks.—(Allgancinc
Zeitung.)
I.ll.incit 11.—A Journal says—" It is affirmed that
PA. de Chateaubriand has sold the property of his complete
works to a Company of Editors for 700,000 francs. Without
examining whether this sum is exaggerated, we will merely say
that these works will form 25 volumes, of which, above the
half are inedited, and, besides six of the pictures of the History
of France, the celebrated Essay on Revolutions will also be in.
eluded. It is said that this work will he enriched with notes to
amend certain passages•which betray the youth of the author.
" A plan is also spoken of, which the Noble Peer is said to
have formed some time past, to leave the capital, and breathe the
pure air of Switzerland. His intention is said to be to settle on
the banks of the Lake of Constance."- •
(From the Quotidienne of Sultaday)

PARTS, MAncti 10.—Letters from !tome Inform us that the
Young Prince of Piombino, son of Herr TEoyal Highness the
Duchess of Lucca, has just married the &tighter of the Duchess
of Florida, wido‘r of King Ferdinand Ofltitaiil,a.

(Frott the Cqnstitutionita qf Saturday.)

P►nts, MARCIi 10.—The Magistrates, the Jurisconsults, the
most eminent common lawyers, every Clay 'attack, by the arms
of reasoning, the disastrous project of the law of the droit
d•ainare. The tide of light points 'out all its dangers and all
its consequences. But immoveable, amid the terror of families
and the stupor of France, the Administration pursues its retro-
grade course, and makes its hireling writers pour torrents of
insults on the wise enemies who vainly endeavour to enlighten
it. It knows that the whole country rejects the project; but
the country, according M. de Peyronnet, is anti-monarchical.
This answers every thing. Must we not, besides, have
younger brothers and sisters to populate the convents which
are building in every direction ? One of the Presidents of
the Cour Royale observed, with reason, some days since,
that there was not a religioui artier existing in France, amd
yet they exist every where. The Jesuits themselves no
longer fear to appear 'in public with the uniform of Igna-
tius. To what a state of anarchy have we arrived, when
mot only we hear protestations and sermons against the de-
crees of the Sovereign's Courts, but they seem to boast of
braving them.
ParNcir FuNns.—PAnts, Illnnctr 11.—Five per Cents.,
96f. tioc.—Three per Cents., 65f. 25c.—Bank Stock, 1995 f.
Rente de Naples, 72f 50c.—Rente d'Epangne,
Loan, 750.—Exchange on London, one month, 25f. 50c. ; three
months, 20. f. ?.sc.—( Coors Authentique.)