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80LEit QUIS DICERE FALSUM AUDEAT

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY,,,MdiIiC4 3t, 1816.

At R late hour this-.clay, we received s;r: (131
Parisyaperi, to Stmday_last inclusive, The I°l'

owing are extracts:—
Pants, Maacrt 3.—The Duke of Welling-
gave a dinner o 4 Sunday- of_4ct_covert.
. •"..Ithecu the Light between Sunda,'go
Monday, about half an hour after midnights rice
Brigadierin service at the hotel of the Duke of '"re
lington being at.the moment patrolingfrand hearitirl
the discharge of a musket in the rear of the hotel'
prOceeded immediately. to the Ceutitiel yvh° '3l)-
pealed to have fired. The latter stated, that h"`.
ing heard several persons coming towards OW'
and having called out to them several times Qlll
Vice, the persons answered Bourgeois, and. cont!'
need their course; that seeing them approach to°
near him, be had presented his musket and fire('
that_ at the same moment he received allow
his face with a stick, 'and also a blow 'Ott'
sword cane, but which only came across the c"l'c
of his,c9at, and did not do him any injury.
" Several patrblliags inimediately took place'
but no person could be .dkcoVered: It aprBrs
certain that the sentinel,. Who is. a,young 10°.'
'being alarmed without -any cause, fitedhiSPos'
.ket, and finding tow-late that he had been de'
ceived; he sought to paliate hiS fault by adkitrg
false declaration. The contusion which•llealkr
e.d he bad received ice the riht cheek is, accorerog.
to all appearance, the cilK!ct of the. recoil hit
own musket, and there, ithere. is nothing, to-indicate o°l
the rent in the cape • c?„1 hivkreaveifat las bee°
made by a cane'sword.. •
'" The second centiuel a 1 ho was
.siationett
the Champs-,Elys6es, and who_ was only 12- pReO
distant from the one alluded to, heard lice rCr
rt
of the finisher,' but neither saW., nor heard. l'"/
person.

" The soldier tvb n fired was conveyed bef"re
the Staff de la Place, and interrogated. Aft'
r
his interrogatory, and the depositions had Teen
received t►t other soldiers on the station, he ")9
committed to prison.

. MARCH s.—Loid Kinnaird, who came frp°
Brusscls to Paris, to give, it is said, inforuiri.6ll
respecting attack on the Duke of Willing!'o
on the 10th February, has set out on his return tt7
Brussels.

" There vas a "conference Yesterday at the
hotel of the Duke of Wellingt.>n, at which the
Duke (le Richelieu, 'the Austrian, Prussian, 03
Tuscan Ambassadors attended. •

It is said t hat the Minister of the interlor
made, the clay before yesterday, a commonicatioo
to.the Committee on the Concordat, which tends
to accelerate the discusSiOn .of that important
subject. According to thisconunonieation, there
is to be only one Bishop for each Department:

7,.—'rhe Duke crf-Weilingron-
conference yesterday with the Prussian ana Spa.
nisis An)ba,sadors. •

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MARCH 8:--The Duke cif Wellingion ()HMO
yesterday with the Dukes d'Angoulemi.and de

Bert y

"CHAMBER OF PEERS.

" The d.is'elissioi) on die Recruitment Projcl.
'..coutinsird every.day from Moiplay.iill Friday.

•" MARcn 6.—The Alitiiscer of War
was beard in answer to the objections maile again4'
the Projet in the course of the discussion.
" The first thirteen Articles re provisionallY

adopted.

" 'Several amendments were proposed, one
tending to.authorize, with some modifications, the
Royal ,Guards to recruit from the Corps of the
Line ; another tending to enco►►rage, by a money'
bounty, voluntary enlistment ; and a third to sub.
stittne for a cuinpulsory enlistment, a number of
men to be furnished from time.: to time by the

Cantons.
" These amendments were got rid of by the
previous question. Of) the first arnendMent the
previoui question was carried by S 9 to 81.
" An amendrnerat was moved to exempt eldest

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CASTLISRBAGH has offended The Morning
if Ni
It' ee. because he gave " no direct nor satis-
i answer to Mr. BaoccuaNl, respec•ing the
414 .
sliip
late. Dissolution of Parliament." His Lord-
t It seems said ~ he had not- beard:ot it be-
and The Chronicle asks, " was that a de-

loos from the ballot, anki a sub-amendment con-
lining the exemption to only sons.
" On the sub-amendment tht previo'its question
was carried by 89 to 81.
" Adjourned till to-morrow.
" MARCH 7.—Discussion on Recruitment Pro-
., jet resumed.

" On the amendment to exempt eldest sons
from the Ballot, the previous question was
carried 97 to 74.
" Articles 14, 15, and 16, were Provisionally
adopted.

-" An amendment proposed in Article 17, to
discharge young men not inclnded in the lists of
the Canton Contingent, except in case of a law
directing an extraordinary levy, Was got rid of by
the previous question.
" Of seven amendments.on articles 20, 22, 23,
anti 24, six of them had for their ohjeel a diffe-
rent mode of formation of the reserve ; the last
bad. for its object to exenyt from service in the
reserve old 'soldiers married, or absolutely dis- '
charged. • On this latter, the previous goe.lion %vas
carried, 83 to 35.

" Artielei; 17, 18, 19,20, 21, 22, and 23, were
Prov;sionally adopted.
" The remainder of the discussion wag ad-
J►►llr:►ed till MondHy.
"4, cl-lAMBEft OF DEPUTIES, MARCH 2.

" The iN.liniter r,f Jit:tice presetite'l a Projet
l'especting Arrest for Debt.—lteterred to the
turea,,x.
" The Projet tesperting the age of the Depu-
ties at tLe two of election, was agreed to, 133
to 21.

" (No Pub!ie Sitting subsequently ('Wring the
week )

" VAR's. NI-Anctt 6.--Several large trees were
blown dots, i,r ihe Garden of the Thuilleries toy
iht high wind on lVednesday night.
" The new Queen of Sweden, the northern
climate .not agreeing hCr, w ill, it is said,
continue to reside at Pari, • under the title of the
Countess of
" MatioN, FEB, 4 Tunis rover anchored
:Yesterday its !iiir liaro:nir. The !leis who corn-
/banded her tvasinsioeiiiately informed tbat thete
is no place set apari foe ships of war of his nation.
It is repor ed, that this rover has on boiril an Am-
bassador toe London, and that She will set sail in
few days.
" FRANKFORT, FEB. 27.--Many of the pritici.
\Pal Courts of Germany those of the Fist
t't Germany) hare now siren in their votes upon
Military Organization of the Confederation.
then test& of these, different. votes is, that all of
by perceiving Hs, utility of the b.:ses proposed
t'he -Court of Victims, these Courts have formed
lirpon the arrangements made in the Austrian
ni;ttly striking objections and modifications.
covsevence, this important object is to be
but
to a solemn .disenssion, which cannot
• wt, be very advantageous to tile Get ns.4ii Empire.
VreNTN,, FEB. -22
.—atr Government has
Volted to Mr. Allen, the merchant at Tries, e, nil
.Xelusive privilege for the establishment of steam
boats, which- are to keep tip a pettniitiellt
thinication between 'rrieste and Venice.
" VVe know for certain shat the interview be-
: iVveen our Sovereigtraird the Emperor of Russia,
Zhll King of 'Prossia, will rake place in our city,
, t that the Congress will not htiSeuilde there,
,! not yet determined whet) the Congress will .
i) tike place. Frankfort, . isseOloilf, and Spa.
44ye been proposed, but neither of the (Owns bare
3 let been chos'en ; but it is supposed L the
4'l Frankfort wilt obtain the preference.
The hooks Barry and Rothschild, are at
• ItealiOg with our Ministry of Finance, to
tt:kti;*tbe 74 millions of bonds, which is, still re-
-I;.,4'!'nett to 'stake up the 200 millions that are
tC'ed ; by these means, the state creditors have
11: greatest pOssible advantage, us they derive S
'sr.eciir, and upwards.
The Empe.or (it Russia, it is reported, has
'l-1, "Invert to, our Sovereiizn that he will come
•Iltal:ft the Festival of St, John, and that he will
:ITaliftttetu days in this Capital, ant! will after-
stotts accompany the Emperor of Austria to the
it4Nll4l.eBS. I.IIC of Prussia will come at the
ttihie, and set out with the two Emperors
t~etPt," Congress. It seems that a city in the
otbollthood of the Rhine has been fixed on,
an
,C„sier and quicker communicas
between Paris and London.
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ednesday . 4 671. 4a c.
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ONI3 O'CLoCK.—A stuldell "Iteration
11 4ettted in the Stock Exchange this morning.
kt, Ptlnds, which have been falling the last four
tit,'46, appeared .to be taking a torn on ltionday
kets
tsterday- for the better, and many eminent
tell, Were buying .at 78,2-1: This morning,
ver, has:pro/limed itntnense Sales of Money
l_
frotn some centsiderable Liverpool Houses.
la Broker sold 200,000 tor Money, in addition
4 e
,4:lllYin the Commi,Sioners ; this reduced the
feettn t to 7'4 for Money, and gave a very gloomy
the c
is
- Speculators.;
_report states, th.t the 1
connected witi, info: oration receivetl at
.tp°ol of a probable rupture between Spain
11)er'
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