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LONDON,
FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1819.

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We received this morning the Paris Fivers of
11""lay last. The fclloning are extracts :

"CHANIBER OF DEPUTIES, MosuAr,APHIL.S.
"A greit /umber of pelgtions were reported
and decided ti,mil•

The Minister of Finance presented a projet
f" confirming three exchanges of Crown do-
ibains for indlyitlttal pro.icrtv.—Ordeted to be re-
ferred to the But ettitx.

Th, (iiscusion was commenced on the projet

tesPectiog tuba. s.o.
" M. Mognier Gramiprez 8,1(1 M Reibell sup-
the limit d monopoly for fi%e yews, pro-
-1""1 by the Commi tee ; and AL de Lezay Mar-
-4441 the oriLinal projet. Tue discussion was
adjourned till to-moriovv.
PARIs, APRIL 6 —The King yesterday re-
-I(lveti a number of persons of distinction.
lislNlAjesty afterwards transacted business with
the Minister for Foreign Affairs.
" Lord Whitworth arrived at Paris on Satur-
iaY evening ; 14-rd Dmicannon is also arrived
titre.

Accounts from Offenbach state that the Count
de Lss Casas had hired a hose in that town for
to Year, arid that be lived ‘nere very retired with
,""*""lY•—There been a report tha• per-
-°lls regarded as the secret friends of Bitoria-
Ptirte bad come from a distance to see M. de
Las
Casas, but the rumour is without foundation.
-1884 iii, that several of his friends had engaged
1
Qbtain permission for hint to reside in France,
"that he perseveres in rejec ing that proposition.
Persian Ambassador dintd on Sunday
Zith the Prince. de 'LtHeyrAnd, and yesterday
"11 the 110:tugnese Ambassador.
liffellitterice from Malta states, that on the 7th
10th tbai island was ravaged by dreadfid nurri-
t Several vessels ,vere wrecked, and a nom-
: hiiiirtligs destroye. .
4"
at 2,000 0001.
.'the Chamber. of Peers assembles this day.
loti 162 mariiage of the Princess Louise Char-
e` Grand Daughter of the King of Naples,
Li v- t"' the Infant of Sp fill, Don Francis Paul, will
ttlehrated the 15 ii inst. at Naples.

The damage is esti-

om-if), Ent- ;dress. lothin can bc
Baling to a Government in siwli a ft:►eign
jurisdiction k permitted ; and if the Turkish Ca-
binet is wise, and lots any sense of national digt'ii y,
or >t due regard to the authority nt tl►e Sovereign,
it +ill ei:tleavotir, by est ablishittg measures of sub-
stautial justice, to obviate the necessity of so
disgraceful an intrusion.

A Flanders Mail an ivril last night, with Papers
from lit nsselt to the 34 instant. The Duke and
Duchess otEMT set out horn Ftankfort on the
27th Iwo. on their return to England. The fol.
SOLtM clyls Dlt.E!lk; FALAITNI ALTULAT ? I lot% ine are extsarts

FRANICtoRT, MARCH 47.—Their Royal HighsteSset the
Duke and Duche,s of Kent arrived here the day before yes-
terday, in the evening. The Prince yesterday paid a visit to
the Court of Haniltnt.:ll. Thu Hereditary Prince and Prin-
cess of Hesse Homburg came afterwards, and paid a visit td
the Duchess of Kent. Their Royal Highnesses set out for
England this morning. On account of the situation of the
Duchess, they are obliged to travel by short stages.
" BRUSSELS, APRIL 3.—Twenty-one persons in this city
have received summonses to appear at Paris as witnesses in
the trial of Cantillon and Marina. The Frenclii Minister of'
Justice sent them to Viscount Vanderfosse, Procuratenr-
General at the Superior Court of Justice at BritsSels,,
who caused them to he delivered to the witnesses. The
summons dues not run like those delivered to witnesses wko
arc to give evidence in the Courts of this kingdom, to appear
on
.pain of being prosecuted according to the law; it is
merely an invitation, stating that it is the dirty of every
honest man to certify the truth before the tribunal when his
testimony is required."

Two Hamburgh Mails have also arrived.—Let-
ters froni Copenhagen by this conveyance state,
chat two English merchants have .obtained per-
mission to establish grenades in Courland, for
the purpose of having Corn at all times ready to
send to England, on the first notice of the ports.
being at any time open ; instead of being obliged,
on such occasions, to perform. at once the entire
voyage troth the Bsltic.—An article trdm Hano-
ver intorms us, that on the night of the 291 b ult.
the body of the infant Princess, tiaugliter of the
Duke .4 CLARENCE, was privately buried in the
vault of the Chapel of the Palace ; the little cof-
fin was a very cprioug piece of workmanship.—
The Assembly of the States has prestented an Ad-
dress of Congratulation to his Royal Highness
the Duke of CAMBRIDGE, on the birth of the
young Prince, bis son.