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London, England, 1816-01-22 00:00:00

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itas cauwl to Europe 'may Ve-traFecl to tire plot.-
tings of any Utitons ? Again We 'exclaim with
fervour, God forbid '

"It is further asserted That the Torgeid State Pa-
per, which was, AS if to try how far human 'cly(lti-
lity would go, ascribed to one of the last Met's- in,
the wortd who would hive written such it larraen
of factions falsehood, M. I'ozzo DI iloaottO, has
been found among the .vile deposittiries of our mis-
guided connt 111116.
This is deeeraof unhinsiting forgery. Neier.were
the Party *lin the Dunnapartists so
_busy never
did they so boldly glory in Elle infittny 'of their fa-
brications. The Morning Chr. Oniaa on SitortlaY
produced another " AutAletitic State Document,"
imputed to Baron FAGEG, tire Minister of Iloilitit.i,
and entitled • Observations on the Qttelition of tile
Integrity of Frances—Nced we ,say, that nuitittr
Dos* FAG L,- nor any Minister, of that name,
had any hand in this imposition ! ,

This is a brave cotirie—in any other line but
the patriotic,,' It would be very apt to bring a
votary to condign punishment. One of its worst
present effects is the utter disgT ace and dpgt aria-
lion itito which it brings the Press of this country.

There lsa strange riitnonr in one of the Paris
Papers relative to.the discovery .of an extensive
convirascy, the object of which ►vas the.assussina-
tion of the British Officers in Praliee.

" I can inform you of a c►rcutnstance. Which I ,suppose you
cannot yet have heard of, the atithenticitytof which you mly
perfectly re►y upon, as it Clllle di; ect from tht.Duke of WEL-
L:NoTON. It relates to the detettiuti of a conspiracy of c•onsi-
dcrablc extent, and the troops are now certain to veluaiit here
some time longer, Yesterday :27 persons were tatien into
custody, but the Papers sire quite silent upon the subjects and
the examinations are',private.,. Thursday last to have
been the day for the 'comtneiteetuttit ; and amongst the pa-
pers which hive been seized were the names and addresses of
the principal British- 011Ictirs, as they were to have suffered
first. Pantile guards' are posted at the Tuileries, as well as
at all "the Other plieesi and since Thursday there has been
walla gitardi of 200 ttten to patrale the streets, The utmost
tigilunce is used to keep things vile."

The curtain is now drawn up to the top of the
stage, and the whole machinery of the farce of
Protestant remention iu France is exposed tojthe
derision; or rather the disgust of the Public. The
Consistories of Garonne, Calvados, and the Orne,
have added their testimonies to those of the Duke of
Ws 4LINGTON, M. MAltotr, and every credible writer
on the subject, that there is no truth in the anonyi•
mous assertions respecting the dreadful massacres
in the South of France. The question may now
stand thus in dialogue :
The Secretaries of the Protestant -Society in
London say to the French Protestants—" You
are.persvcuted and massacred." Answer, " We
are not !"-71te-assertion, " You are." Answer,
by M. MARoN, " We are not !" Repeated to the
Duke of NVeLtalloToti, " My fiord ! the French
Protestants iu the South of' France are cruelly
"massacred." Answer, by. his Grace, ." There
is no such thing."..-Letters Written to all the
Protestant bodies inTrance :—" We feel for your
bloody oppression) .wo will, raise money for you,
we will belpyott to resist the higottedi u.
and intolerant litntuoNs"—Answir, unit roce.•
''Thank you for your sympathy, but you, are lids,
in formed, there are no grounds for it; we don't want
any foreign help, the BoiriaoNS afford to their
jects of eVerrperseasion-the most equal and impar•
tial protection of the lawc"—After all this, is it not
an iniult to common sense to hear our meddling de-
. magnfines still yellingout to the Vreneb, win) won't
believe t hem, that they are murdered-and penitent-
eil).and insist uPoti their receiving► contrilintiotis
which they declere'thev (16 not Want and will not
take." "Oh st npitl French ! 'you are Mistali en-;-you r
throats ore tut and you don't know it-1-and. YOU
shall have money to heal them .in.spite yOur
teeth."

We have received a voinmeor American Papers,
but there is nothing in them of politicatinterest.
We have, however, -tuatie:* selection of itnsiising
paragrA ph s, whicia'we .shalLecmtiutte to lay betore
the public wider the title or' Aincricani4na.