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THE SUN.

SOLE'! QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUVEAT ?

LONDON,
MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1819.

Yesterday and this morning we received the
Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday last. On
Wednesday, in the Chamber of Deputies, the dis jl
-
cnssion was resumed on the first projet respecting
the Press, and on the additional article proposed
by M. BENJAMIN CONSTANT, which involved in
another shape the rejected amendments, whilst it
had also for its object to save the Journals from
prosecution on account of the publication of what
passed in the Chambers M. 13. CONSTANT, at
great length, stated the grounds on which he
had brought forward his Article. After some
discussion, the KEEPER of the? SEALS proposed
to substitute words to the effect that there
should be no liability to prosecution for de-
famation or libel on account of any thing con-
tained in,a faithful report of the proceedings of
the Chambers, given bona fide in the Journals.—
This amendment, which was adopted by M.BENJA-
MIN CONSTANT inv esti of his own Art icle,was agreed
to. The other Articles were gone through with-
out any thing material occurring, and a scrutiny
was taken on the whole projet, when there
ap-
peared in favour of it 143, against it 58, majo-
rity 85. The Chamber adjourned till Thursday,
to commence the discussion of the second projet.
The Spanish Ambassador bad an audience of
the KING on Wednesday.
It is now said, that-M. de STOURDZA, a literary
agent of Russia, at Dresden, having been threat-
ened with assassination, has in consequence set
out to return to Russia.

SAND, the assassin of ICOTZEBUE, had, it is
stated, been subjected to a painful operation,
which it was thought would prolong his life.
The following are .extracts from the Journals
of Friday :

" CHAMBER OF PEERS, THURSDAY, APRIL 24.

‘"fhe Baron Bastard d'Ebtang, one of the
new Peers, took his seat.

" The Count de Scessy reported from the Com-
mittee on the Tobacco projet in favour of its
adoption. Report ordered to be printed, and dis-
cussion adjourned till Saturday.
" The Cotint Cornudet reported from the
Committee on the proposition respecting substi-
tuting another punishment for deportation.—
Ordered to be printed.

"CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

" The discussion was opened on the second
projet respecting the Press.

" The President stated that no name was in-
scribed to speak against the projet; two were in-
scribed to speak in its favour. These two, viz.
M.; Legraverend and M. Pavan! de Langlade,
were heard. They suggested some amendtnents.

" The articles were then discussed seriatim.

" In Art. 2, respecting Prosecutions autho-
rized by ,either of the Chambers for offences
against themselves, M. de la Bourdonnaye, after
speaking at some length, moved to refer this arti-
cle back to the Committee to amend it, so as to
render the Chambers themselves judges of any
offence against them, through the medium of any
publication.

4"rhis proposition, after a short discussion,
was negatived by a large majority, and the arti-
cle, with a slight amendment, agreed to, as were
other articles, to 9 inclusive. The discussion on
the remaining articles was postponed till to-

morrow.

" PAats, APRIL 23.—The King yesterday
transacted business with the Minister for Foreign
Affairs.

" Accounts from Frankfort state, that the
Chancery of the Germanic Diet have received a
great number of documents, respecting the assas-
sination of Kotzebue. There is not yet any in-
dication 4)t an AClllat conspiracy: The Minister

t
Of Saxe Weimar, at the Diet, has, bov"fft
t-el!
Fiffirttled, that he believes, from circamstoo
which have transpired, that a certain nav
her of Students of Jena were informed of 1
proi cted aslatisination of M. Kotzeutie, we; , it
r. ,I d tbsl
:Sand eelENtesigrike?l,. by' lot sit call
wilsta
,„,,t y 0
' ['Arra)! At i inns eheittfm.' Sliver's' Oltil
!Dents of Germany have addressed complaints,i,
the Diet, respecting the bad spirit which P
among the Students of Jena. IV
" The Count Palmella, the PortuguesC
bassador at London, has arrived at Paris. i

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purpose of
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of the late Treaty of Peace ; but this iett4' gel;
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from Vienna by express, daring 645" ' , tf
Emperor of Rusiia in that capital, 1'39 -13
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" FRANKFORT, APRIL 17. The stiL."- en
,i" .5 die
an attempt to assassinate M. de SW"— i 41111
PR"
17. An 1011100er 'of
void of foundation. He is ab"," li:
ezdt
Dresden, but it is uncertain whether he P..°
to Vienna or returns to Russia. 0010
" Neither Letters nor Journals frfl tarl''
make the least mention of die alleges
di911,1
once
in
that Capital. Tha account, there
may be regarded as an invention.".
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her Royal:1:1i —......000""' vi
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By private letters ftom Hanover we 10'1'1400
fast recovering her wanted health atid streslg atl
.44
a circuit/et an
egsh:sn,sessicott:estiDtuttlicobnes;s
,(,)9f, C:01: tpleill
ce that proves the gooo' allte
Royal Hi
have heard, the disease which induced tihoti'
mature labour in the case of her rtova "Figies#ll
was one of the most severe attacks ofi be
ever experienced, and that the phy,..ilso,ifii
great difficulty in stopping the violen- GI f 19"
co.'
flammation. We regret to find that this 'la" vtit
at Os°
complaint is in a manner epidemic I -
and that several Ladies of high oar' -t.;Atagg'i
, maid f ,
the interesting situation of her RoYal -, 000
have been carried off by it ; land i.";(1,4:0"10° °I
what we know of the low and dalOP 5 tali
,ga any A,
the City of Hanover, almost as bau - inaati
in Holland, we are not surprised that
00 intillr
tory complaints of the chest are wl° laontiiii
the inhabitants (luring and after the rsiul . „roe
1101 l'r,e, k'
We should consider Hanover as :puke Ori'llv
residence for his Royal Highness "-
b if° 1
pa glue if
RENCE, who has already suffer-
;„eerely begepii
tacks of the chest , and tve S'-- • ore' i
ree iii I 1 ti)
his Duchess, whom all reports ag. Ilu
als $ II
ing as a Princess who has few eV- • tit)
dd chgl ~,s't
excels in every quality That Can I'
I" t
ge I by
°Ai 10
human nature, will not be ,saer''.-( Ag P'
irgii.l
residence in that city which 'has a'
proved fatal to her Royal Highness' - '
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.......—.00..-- frido7 to
The University of Cambridge, °ll
ball' o°4
IV
determined to present Petitions f tij°
of Parliament against the sanaissicin o
Ffver.
es 11'
oli
man Catholics to Political
• co_. Charles d
OLD BAILEY.—This tnorril"," the Co
etl 1
was_placed at the Bar, when he mn
0v 1
of leis 11
to postpone his trial, on the gro.o
. defence' a t+'
having had time to prepare for but
ts pone t);
Court, granted the motion, and -
courit 't
trial till 'next Sessions.--(For an ac I
examinatiou, see the last page.)
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THR PRINCE REGENT.----We are haPri ~ es. .
'clock Y Of
from Brighton,, that up to three o ... it
.i,
al "" cc'
day (Sunday) afternoon, the state . 3sr 1
rill
Highness's health continued to promise
improvement. Vocos6lor
ARRIVAL or TIIE DOKE AND nuke ,i'
KENT.—On Saturday morning the —Cobl/
Duchess left Dover,
hall, the seat of the Earl and Countes,s:bt.
ley, to retnain there during that nit; 00(tcf
Princess, (laughter of the Duchess, di"
stmt
at Cobham-hall, but proceeded with theensi4 it
to Kensington-palace. Yesterdor Itorvol oil
and proceeded to
_f qi
Duke and Duchess left the seat of the J-1,010,
Countess of DARNLEY for Nensingtea•P
where they arrived about four o'clock; °
wards dined with the Duke
of Sussits.,

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