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SOLE3I QUIS DICE SE FALSUNI AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
1110ND-IY, NOVEMBER 24, 1817.

We *received yesterday-the Paris Papers of
Thursday last, and this morning those of Friday,
with the exception of the Gazette de France, no
copy of which, for either of the'abovementioned
days, has come to hand.

We give in another column a few extracts from
the Journals of Thursday. Oue of them states,
that Prussia is about to negociate a loan in Hol-
land.

The following are extracts from the Papers of
Friday. The Moniteur contains four Ordonnances
respecting Finance, the object of one of which is
the more speedy making up the accounts to be laid
before the Chambers and of the three others, to
introduce a greater degree of economy into tl►e
Administration of that
.Department
" Pntttsf Nov. 21.—Yesterday the Court of
CassatiOn rejected the appeal of M. M. Cutnte
and Dituoyer, against the judgment-of the Cour
Royale.

The Journal de Touloute states, that the per-
sons accused of the assassination of M. Pita Wes
will be tried, about the middle of January. .‘
" A letter from Marseilles mentions the arrival
there of it Captain who left Tunis the beginning
of September last, and who learnt Irom travel-
lers flying from Algiers, that at the latter place
7 or 800 •persons • died per clay. Precautions
were taking at Tunis to prevent the communica-
tion of the contagion. Persons who arc in cor-
respondence with commercial houses at Algiers
ta e , that much discontent exists against the
reigning Bey, the conduct of his two sons having
excited much indignation : one of them by carry-
ing off and violating women and girls, and the
other by capriciously beating and ill-treating per-
sons whom he happened to meet, and who dis-
pleased him. The people murmured much, and it
was apprehended some catastrophe would take
place 'similar to those which so often occur at Al-
giers.

" The communication respecting the Concordat
will, it i 3 believed, be made to the Chamber of
Deputies to-morrow.
.“ Wednesday being the day of the funeral of
the Princess Charlotte, the curtains of the boxes
of. the English Embassy, at the different Theatres
,
of the Capital, were closed, and it was remarked
that no person of that Nation appeared either at
the Theatres or even in the Promenades, although.
to the latter, the fineness of the day had other-
wise attracted considerable numbers.

" M. Clavier, Profesrr of History at the Royal
College of France,. Member at the Academy of
Inscriptions anal Belles Lettres, Author of a learn-
ed work on the catly ages of Greece, and other
potyl,if7ations, died ou Tuesday almost suddenly,
aged 52. Ile was for some years a Judge of the
Criminal Court of the Department of the Seine.
In'that situation he displayed much courage, par-
ticularly on the trial of General Moreau in 1604.
Murat, then Governor of Paris, pressed him to
condemo that General, assuring hini that the Em-
peror would in tat case pardon norcnti. "
who would pardon us in our own estimation !"
replied M. Clavier. This resistance was never
forgiven. M Clavier lost his place as Judge in
1611.

" The Chamber of Dquties assernhled yester-
day in their linreaux, to exntuine.-the iirojet-le-
specting the Liberty of the Fres. - • •

" FIVE FEE CENTS.

14 Wednesday C4 f. 85
" 'Thtlrsd•+y

" VIENNA, Nov. }O.—There is still a talk of
changes being about to take place inunt, Ministry.
`` FRA.KFORT) Nov. 16..--The Count tie