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10.1.F.31 QUI% DICEHE FAt.sl7ll Au DEAT

LONDON,
SATURDAY, APRIL 4, 1815,

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Wednesday laSt. The Chamber of Peers assem-
bled on Tuesday, when the, Projet for the Aboli-
tion of the Slave Trade was communicated by the
Nlinister of the Marine, anti the discussion of it
fixed for this'day. Jo the Chamber ..of Deputes
the discussion on the Budget commenced on Tiles-
dity. M. de la Boutt.LERLE, Under Secretary
of State in the Department of Finance, was
heard at great length in explination of the ac-
counts. The Count de la Bolt BDON AY E delivered
a long speech, in which he attacked the 'hula
system of the Administration, contending that it
ought to be entirely changed, and ce:Achtding by
opposing the Projet.—The Chevalier LAFITTE (as
he Banker of that name is, it seems, now called)
at great length went over all the details ot the
Budget, dwelling upon the large sums which had
been paid to foreigners, and urging the necessity
of the strictest economy. • He concluded by sup-
porting the Projet, with an amendment, limiting
the period of the credit
.for the expences of occu-
pation to the 30th of November next. M. LAISSE
de VILLEVEQUE was then heard against the Pro-
jet, and the discussion was adjourned till Wednes-
day. In Secret Committee afterwards the Cham-
ber agreed to the amendment made by the Cham-

ber of Peers, in the Projet for granting furthir
time to the Emigrants for the payment of their
debts, extending the period to the Ist January'
1826. The amendment as carried-114tg,18'
The following acre ExtrAti :-...- r 4., N. '
if Pits ,Aiiaii. I,
+Cvat preparatiq firli )I
18
'hialt ing /Alm Hotel Ale Id Reyniere : for i'he . I
to be given by the Duke of Wellington to-morrS'
rfhe Princes and Princesses of the Royal Fanliiii
the Ambassadors, and all the fashion of the cart'
tal will be present.
" It is not true that the Duke of Wellingo
will set out for Cambray on Friday.
" It is understood that the Court will go t°
St. Cloud in May, to pass a part of the sumalet
there.

", The Danish Ambassador had yesterdAY $
conference with the Duke of Wellington.

" FIYE PER CENTS.

" Tuesday 65 f. Ewe. ,
A !Ali, MARCH 23.—1 t is understood that 13
the interrogatories of the sth, 7th, and 1714
olt. Madame Manson made important disclrPrel'
relative to the circumstantes of the assasSioggiu-.13-
of M. FuaideS.
" HANovER, ItheCti 24.—From several
rangements of the Government, as well as st6tr
ments made by the principal Airiborities, it is Pre'
sumed that the conclusion df a Concordat
the Holy See for the kingdom of Hanover; ,;6511'
the neighbouring provinces, is near at hand. 16e
instructions recently sent to the Hanoverian 141
gation at Rome are adapted equally to the
of the Sovereign Pontiff as to the propositions oil
wants \of the Catholic subjects of the king(l°liii
who form upwards of a'sixth of the population'
" BOURDEAUX, MARCH 26.—The last letter!
from Bilboa and Vittoria confirm the report 100'
tioued by two or three couriers, of a general motet
of men in the Basque prOvinces, front si 7 to 50 le*f*'
of age. We are informed, that this step basbeetj
taken by the Governments of Ala7a, BisciY'
Gnipuscoa, in consequence of the arrangemetW
the Court • and it is supposed that this rneas"
is adopted even at St. Ander. We know do I;st
f
Spanish Basque provinces, NS hkb have lost tigne 4)6
their old privileges, have not submitted
military organization of the kingdom, and
the systun of militia does not prevail there, 69 A,
Castille. Unless during war there are n 7 $1 ,
troops in these provinces, nor recruits, Rs isClks
tontary in the rest of Spain, they thTmlel"9 tn„
up arms to defend their territorv, if necesiarY'

dllO4/
As the state of the Fiend) Capitst i 9 VC-
interesting at the present moment, we recolo-egi
to the attention of our Readers the. two Let(
g,
which we received this day frow our 6)1.I. t
tiro'
spondent at Paris. We can assure them,
they may confidently rely on his means of r