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London, England, 1818-04-06 00:00:00

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On Tuesday. the 28th of April, will he published, in 'erb. 'l2s.
riPHE FOURTH'. and LA'•'l' CANTO of
CHM! +E HAROLD, with other Poems and:Notes.

• By. the Right Hon. LORD BYRON.
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WHITE LION, HARTFORD BRIDGE, -7 • •
(Late DEMEZY'S).
THOiVIAS PEAIKINS,• with grateful ockhmt-
ledgment3 for the very liberal support he has receivedl
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has taken the above INN, whichis newly fitted ap.in 4 Cool
modious and Elegant Style, respectfully solicits the.civoli
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FRENCH %1
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.-Apipt.

The-Corronittet on -Petitions, amongst ;others,
reported one from the Skin. Brisot Thivurs of
Rotten, detained in ,LeYurce...complaining that
h.d been arrested un'the 24th. of February, at
:Paris', at 11 o'clock at night, by Eve agents of
-the Police, and his apers seized S that be was
,taken to the Prefecture of .Po!ice, mid from thence
to the Palace of Justice. where he Was intern)•
gated by M. jarsher, the Juge f,i'instractiun, re-
specting a conspiracy against the-tiefat the Duke
of IVellington; but nothing. arose either out of
the interrogatory, or frotn the examination of his
papers, to found any charge against ; and be
was placed under the sttryeill ince of two.gens-
d'armes. The next day a work of his, entitled,
" The Recal of the Exiles," was seized, and he
- was again ordered ro appear before the Juge &In-
struction, wlw- interrogated him respecting the
work. He had applied to be released upon bail,
but had been refused'; and he prayed that .either
some definite charge might be made against him,
or that he might be released. The Committee
were of opinion, that it Was altogether a matter
for cognizance before the ordinary tribunals, and
proposed to the Chamber to pass to the order of
the day upon the Petition, ivhich Wat agreed to.
• The Chamber proceeded to resume the discus:
sion on the Budget.
M. Mot isset objected to the moire of collecting
the Land-tax, iu which he suggested a consider.
able improvement might be made, but suppotted
generally the Projet.

M. Boiselareata al,o spoke respecting the Anise,
in,the valnation of Lands, and in the assessment
of the Land tax.

M. Bain complained, that in the present Budget
there was no attempt made to realize td the sys-
tem of economy which had been so much boasted
of.

M. Piet mounted the Tribune amidst a genera
laugh.

Some Members.—The dosing of the discussion:.
A voice to the left.—This is an ill-timed plea;
Gantry, . M. Piet may speak.
M Piet proccederto.advocate economy, but iu
consequence of his tone and manner, and the
quaintness of some -of his expressions,' was fre-
quently interrupted by bursts of laughter.
When he descended from the tribune, it being
a quarter past five o'clock, the discussion was ad-
journed till to-morrow.
Nan, APRIL 2 —The Poke of Wellington does
not leave Paris to-morrow, nor is the period of
his departure known.
On Tuesday an Heroic-comic Poem, in six
cantos, entitled The Italiade, by M. ll***-, Was
seized at the Bookseller's Chaumerot, its the Va-
lais Royal, as being immoral and irreligious.
VIENNA, MARCH 2.1.----The Grand Mike Nicho-
las is expected here, and to remain some