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THE SUN.

lOLEM QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1818.

We received this morning the Path Papers of
Friday a►►d Saturday last. The following are ex-
tracts, the first is a Projet for the final abolition
of the French Slave Tra
" CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, MAacti 12.

" The Count Mole,after an introductory speech,
presented the following Projet :—.

" Louis, &c.

Art. 1. Eve! y act whatsoever done by French
subjects or ships, in whatever place, or under
whatever pretext or condition, or by foreign in-
dividuals or ships in the countries subject to
French authority, in carrying on the traffic known
by the name of the Slave Trade, shall be punished
by the confiscation of the ship and cargo, and by
the interdiction of the Captain, if a Frenchman.
" 2. These Acts shall be proceeded against
before the Tribunals which take cognizance of
contraventions in matters of customs duties, and
he tried by them.
" Dated March 12, 1318. (Signed) LOLTIS.

" Monday next was fixed for the preparatory
examination of this Projet.
" The Customs Projet was reported, and the
discussion appointed for Tuesday next.

" MARCH, 13.—The Committee on the Con-
cordat finished their deliberations, and appointed
M. Riviere to report the result of their labours.

[" The Chamber of Peers sat on Tl►u►rsday, but
did no business of importance. The Meniteur
publishes the Recruitment Projet officially as a
lay.l

" PARIS, MARCU I3.—The day after the shot
was fired at the carriage of the Duke of Wel-
lington, it was discovered that a 1113 U named
Orrin had hastily quitted Paris, after having had
his mustachios cut off. A pursuit of him was
commenced, and lie was arrested a few days since,

in tle environs of tyon's ; be was brought to
Paris, where he arrived the day before yesterday.

" The lltb Number of the Administrative t or-
eespondence of M. Fi4vee has been seized.

" The day'before yesterday the Duke de itihe-
lieu had a lonf conference with the Duke."-of
Wellington: 'life Spanish;bitustriaii,•and
sian Ambassadors had each of them also a confer-
ence with bis Grace.

" The Portuguese Ambassador bad a long con-
ference yesterday with the Duke of Wellington.
" The Duke of Wellington is recovered from
his slight indisposition.
" MARCH 14.—The Duke of Wellington had
yesterday a long conference with the Duke de
Richelieu. The Neapolitan, Sardinian, and Ne-
therland Ambassadors, had also successively con-
ferences with the Duke of Wellington.

" Private letters from Albi state, that Madame
Manson at length confesses that she was in the
closet at the house of Bancal.

" The Madrid Gazette states, that the King
acquires the property of the Russian squadron,
without any other sacrifice than the payment of
its actual value in money.

" FIN'S PER CENTS.

"'Thursday, ex. div. 65 f 55 c.
" Friday do 65 f. 50 c.

" VIENNA, MARCH 2.—The new Ottoman Mi-
nistry have adopted the pacific system of their
predecessors. The greatest tranquillity prevails
at Constantinople and in the Turkish provinces.
" MASsrEIM, MAncn 7.—An opinion begins
to prevail that there will be no general law passed
by the Germanic Diet, respecting the :Liberty of
the Press. In that case every German Govern.-
ment will legislate in that respect as it thinki