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' Moniteur of Sunday contains, in the
' Official Part, a. Royal Ordinance, of which the
following is the preamble :
" Charles, by the Grace of God, &c.
" Seeing the 6th Chapter of the Ordinance of 27thlebruary,
111.21, relative to the partial Norman Schools;
Considering that it is important to perfect this institution,
which is destined to prepare persons well qualified to direct the
education of .youth, and to perpetuate in the schools wholesome
doctrines and good studies.
" On the Report of our Minister Secretary of State for the
Department of Ecclesiastical Affairs and Public Instruction
t We have ordained, die.'' ,
The Ordinance, in eight Articles, decrees, 1. That the att.
peatla attached to the Normal :Schools may be
_Oven to Pre-
fects who desire to become pupils ; who, 2d,Sholl be named by
the King on the Report of-the Minister of Public Instruction,
after a due examination of their religious principles; their moral
character and their proficiency in learning.. 3. They shall eon.
tract, with the approbation of their parents, or legal guardians,
all the obligations belonging to their extended profession, espe-
cially that ofilevoting themselves to public instruction for ten
years. They shall he exempt front military service. 4.They shall
enjoy their stipends for not less than two, nor more than three
years ; which they shall pass in Improving their knowledge,
under masters appointed by the Grand Master of the Univer.
city. 5. They may be deprived of their stipends for want of
ability, or. of application, or for serious faults. fi and 7 relate
to their appointment to vacant places, when their studies are
completed.
Potnl, MARCO 11.—The Emperor Nicholas I. desiring to
Preserve to his faithful subjects of the kingdom of Poland the
liberties and legal institutions granted them by the late Empe.
roe Alexander, his august brother, has, by a Decree of 24th
January last, ordered the Viceroy of Poland to take the neCe4-
miry Measures (or the convocation of a Diet, and prOvisionally,
to name the Members of it. •

(Front the Quolidienne.
Letters from Madrid, of 21Ith February,) say, that the rash
expedition of Hazen has caused a very remarkable sensation in
that city. The Itnyalist opinion, aroused in a manner by this
event, has 'hewn itself more ardent than ever—but without ex-
aggeration, and above all, without excess. it is affirmed that
the Court of Madrid has caused very energetic remonstrances to
be made to the Court of London, on the asylum and protection
at-Milled to the Spanish Revolutionists by the gngllsh
Authorities at Gibraltar.
Mr. Jerningham, Secretary to the British LegatiOn in Russia',
passed on the 7th through Brussels, on his way to St. Peters.
burgh with dispatches, said to be very important. lie was tic.
• compan Mr. Dykes, a Calamet.Messenger.
In our number of this morning, we stmed that some French.
men, unworthy of the name, were among the rebels who were
taken anti shot with Bann, the Spaniard. hitherto seven are
mentioned.'

(Prom The Pilose.)
PARIS, M4Rert M.--MerCantile letters announce, that the
old house of Mannberquer, has deelartil itself insolvent. We
learn that the house of &Babette, the first iu Prague, has
stopped payment.
A single house. in Franefort loses, 70,000. crowns by the
failure of M. Sussmattn Heinernaun, of Brunswick.
The debts of the house of lifeerwein, of Carlrushe, amount
to 2,400,000 florins. M. Itteemein has surrendered himself
prisoner, '

C AutinFtTsrtz . . .
flawiAßitteci
ilei,•4lf!lirlltitoanvdenhj/e,relintinsrocat's
victim
of,
the
commercial crisis in the house of Mecrwein, whose failure is
ascribed to extravagant speculations in the funds. It enjoyed
general confidence, and it is said that the inhabitants of this
city lose Rome hundred thousand florins by it. The foreign
creditors are said to be covered, which makes the situation of
those in the country the more lamentable. • ..
. Count Kotschuly, late Russian Minister of State, who re.
Sided with his family at Wartburg, lint come here to talte the
ordera of the Grand Duke, and illargravine Amelia, before he
returns to Russia.
rants, MARCIE 11.—One of the petitions prepared by the
D Knishes
br c,i:
uA and
ni i.b
el troop
re a i
junals. It is signed by
„.„ IFrom Ihe Courier Pranenis VleSdirtnuditayd.,a)inenc,
has
6th Arrondissement of Paris, against ti
been remitted to the Clianth'er Of NMI. by the Count. Lao-
fbethe Law • comes to
more
than
4°"'Pers".preisfeinatge:lilt:ttlitle°
latter by theinhabitants of the eth Arontlissement. Persons are
always admitted to sign the duplicates of it, at the lmuses of
)acril:triaesh,cea'ptchtictiPl'ort°jwctill()
'Lersux (de Rennes); Bee de la Vicille'Alonnaice,
,1N,,,). 22; of Al. monnice, silk-merchant, Rue St. Dennis, No.
"‘ ' °f M. Hamelin Rue St, Dennis, No. 711.
In the Quuth
lienne we read the following article :.--" A liberal
Journal this day cites the Extract of a letter from Lyons, re-
ported by an English Paper, in which it is said, that more than
500. Catholics have embraced Protestantism, If the liberal
Journal was in earnest, it would. be proper that the Liberals
should not h
3- leave awaited :this coming by way of London, in or,
tier to publish it.". The, Liberal ""rnal'which
is
assuredly
very much in
earnest, cannot make the avowal which the Quo.
iidienne demands. Does it not.know that Lyons hati only-a
single political Journal ; that the congregation have possess.,
ed themselves of it, and that there Are many true things
which the Congregation does not wish the public should know
Is it tint the same in the nine-tenths and a half of Franci?
The liberty of the periodical press resembling, as far its it
concerns the Departments, the negative or imaginary quail.
tics of algebra, the Congregation may mourn at seeing London
inform us what is passing us the Protestant Temple at Lyons,
but cannot be astonished at it.

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THE KING.

WINDSOR, MARCII td.—•His 31AJRSTY still continues
confined to his apartment, with only very slight improvement
of his state since our last report.—Count Munster arrived and
had an audience of his Majesty on Sunday, and after taking
refreshments returned to London.--The Princess Augusta took
an airing both yesterday and this day with her Lady in waiting.