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Set vice pvrforrned in every. t.:lnnth France.
in atonement for the crime rdihat'unhappy
day, then shall be eret;ted in tl;e capital, in Cle
name, and at the expence of the French nal ion,
a Statue of Lottis.7Vl. On the pedestal of which,
the following wrath shall he engraved : once
like a Louis XVI.
Parts, Dr,c Prussians; to the nuntha
rif 200( men, entered Thionville.
Baron Muffling is to set off-for Camllrai, where
he %%111 be attached to tha puke of Wellington,
in qoality of Prussian General. The departure of
the Duke of Wellington, for which the day is not
yot fool!, will be the signal for the entire evacua-
tion of Paris by the English troops.
The Keeper and the two Turnkeys of the Con.
ciergerie, implicated in the c.cape of Lavalette,
have, been conducted from the Prefecture of Police
to the Prison de la Force.
rftENcti FUNDS.

di AMBER OF DEPIITIgti.--Skting. Der.

, or .v\INEsTv. ,
In the ttaille of the Commission appoibted for
exotr.litutioo 44 the Prow of the Law of AM-
,
siy, :0_ de Col•bires nionntea the tribune as
eporter of this Contin'.ssion.
lie st,,ted , that the Commission hail, acistirtw-
Aged that after treat puntic.l commotions an
mnesty was heerssary. Uy the second list of
3e Orillll3llve of the 24th July,. the banishment
f the indivithials there twined was proposed; In
he present eircont,:tanees, to justify such a niel-
lt lass leceSsary thut those persons should be
cnlitable. But antong- the names tie-
Clarkaldt. in their long politic-al disorders, the list
,resented many :oil( olisenre! None should have
n.en entered but those. who had not taken au
;Clive part in the rebellion:
,lie further stated, that in pronouncing the
exile of those Ott the second list; they would deny
:hem it right granted to those contained -in the
first—o..it t,f be:hg3,01,,„,c,i. Its fact, this measure
tpneared to r05p0..,,5,,'.1,1 to belong rdther
to
lbe 'if 7.,e
The Commission told ft it duly relioously
to re..pect the dispositions of declara-
tion, awl had therefort conclude., at th,.; epoch of
the 2341 March, 13ut it cotholered that 411 those.
who had talt,.ti part in the relieliwn ong'ilt to be
sioticed, and rl‘itt• those who wer,- to be
the .ehthors of it, should be subjected to pay a
pecuniary indemnity. ,
The Article relative to the Family of:Boota'arirte
cuts' - not be discuSsed, but the Cominission pro-
posed a•fitrther examination of it. Lie concluded
by tead;itg the following Projet:—.

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Att. 1, A full 4113 entire amnesty is granted to
all those who directly or indirectly. have taken past
in the rebellion and in the lliilrpatinn of Napoleon
Posonaparte, with the following. exceptions :--
2. `The decree of the 24th July shall continue
to be executed with regard to.4lits individuals
comprised in the first Article ni'llik.Or.demnance.
3. The King shall be empowered, in the sPace 41,* Though there are in other 'Conntricsire-
of two month's, to banish hoot Fr4nett the per- .sWes DeontArk cost9ms inure honoured in the
sons contained in the second' list, and, who shall breach thin in the observance, as we do not 'con-
not have been ordered before the tribunals.. They elder that of paying our annttal respects 'to the
be deprived of their civil rights, Poldie to be One of them, wt take the Fir,A DAy
sions, and other advantages. The/ shall not te- of the New. Year to congratolate and salute :our
titre to France except by the authority of the Headers. •
ging, under pain of transportation. And this is nearly all that we have to do ; for
4, The following are ext.:. Itudod from the Tun Stir; lia,bcen too long est ablished am too
neSty, as the principal authors and accomplices of constant to the•pritseiples on wktich it was (oil-
the return Dt the Usurper :—lst, hose who have blihlted, to render it necessary for-us to offer any
corresponded with lmlmu in the isle of Elba, or pruf,:bsiims, Vet ,as the cup of prosperity is, 01m"
with his agents 2111 y, The hull vithials 'who have .say, more apt to intoxicate and lead astray the
laecepteit from the Ustsrper, sinve his return; the jod,,,,ment, than the trials of adversity, we may,
functions of Ministers and Counsellors of, Slate ; at this hour of perfect triumph to the Selsool of
:;+llv, The Peers who hare: acknowledged, him ; the immortal l'urr, re-declare our unshaken
4104, 'flte Prt,fects named by the King who bereuce tO that Sy,tem which we have ever zeit.
have aeeepted of places from Buonarrte ; busily advocated—to that System which has over-
The Marshals of France, the Geto'r.tls thrown Tyranny, saved Old England, roul rescued
and Commaulers of M:Hary who Ettiope,
declared for him on his ; The The return of Peaci will certtdnly introdstee
Qe:terals who ordered their corps against the different views and opinions ; and we even now
Royal At my. 'Cite proccedini3 againSt them shall be en to feel, that our ideas of the course whieh
be, conducted according to the constitutional it becomes a British Journal, of the principles
forms, Nevertheless,' the proscription of ten we profess to pursue,- are widely diisimilar frOm
Te,tis, given by tha,Article 637 of the Code of those ,of smite of our fellow4aboureri. It May
:Itslortuntioo, shall be reduced, with re- j not therefore' be improper to state explicitly that
we arc of.No Party in French Politics. Not only do
weablsor that portion of our Press which disgraces
itself by upholding the wrecks of the revolnthinary
factions in that country, burwe cannot go the length
of those writers on the better side, who seem to for-
get that the 13OURIWN is not always the British
Cause.. Toe earnest, the free, the powerful sup-
port which Tire SUN, for snore than twenty years
afforded to the exiled Family, is too well known

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tipect, to tf.rru, to three months..
5. In the prosecutions which shall take place,
tlie agents tiE the Iniblic treasure shall receive
the produce of the latictuniiies'wll.ich 31)311 be pro-
aainstTtlie accused—who shall place- it
in tbe',Chest of Contributinni.
CY, The- crimes or (actives ag;iiiist inivite in-
4irlduals shall not...be colorised in this atiniesty.,
whatever time they.may have been emmi,ittot ;

the persona who'are guilty of them shall he pro.
teeiled against accordhlg to the laws.
7, All the - rtlatirts, uncles, wuitte, brothers;
sisters of Napoleon littonaparte, their husba► ds,.
sTivei, and children, are bankhed front the king.
doom for eeer, and are commanded to leave it in a
mouth, on pain of the execution of the Dist ;tr.'
title of the Penal Code.
Those who hiving •voted for the death of the
for the Act Additionel, and have accepted
fiinctioni front tltt Usttrper, I)einA_t,llt.s,sleclared
wientieS to the lawful powers, SWI ectise tileiV
ant) 014111;e cxcllitlc tl fui trVetr from the
kingdom; aud-they are commanded to leave it in
titte:.ettonth, citi paitrof the penalties contained in
Article :32 of time Code of Cillittin3l lilfonpation„
rithe iodisitimtli,,cOnT,aii.ed UI ilitt3tt wo diciSionB
41taftwa. possess in France any property, titles,
rents, or ritobiutit,..;4loo,ey shall he commanded
to Fell within It month, the gocnhm of .every hind
svilith they may posess. The C...atnim proposed
I.txt Tuesday for the tiiiiettbsiuit of II project.
• • CItAMBER
A projet was pie, tined IQ .thcfolleiNA m effect :
1. TLe 21st of January uf eadr yeilr, there

to expose us to misapprehension on this subject.-
The cause of legitimacy, of right, and of order,
balanced against the cause of usnrpa-tion„ -of
injustice, anti of revolution, is sure of all tbe
aid which we can bring into the struggle.,—
But there
.are circumstances too obrions to per-
mit us to shut out eyes to the truth, that iu the
trite policy of the best intentioned and most up-
right foreign Government, there may be points
directly-at
‘issue with the dearest interests f our
instive land.
Whenever such points of conflict atise—our
Sentiments shall be British, and all our ou.,:rgy
enlisted in 'behalf of our Country.
. Since we can appeal to the j ust for an assurance
of 'onitturc.portions, we shall !tot now turther
occupy our 'space than to say, that it is oar
.pur-
pohe henceforward to pay a more systematic and
enlarged attention to Literary Subjects than the
tumuli of war and politics has yet enabled us to
derma, though upwards of a hundred Iteviews.of
new publications have within the year, appeared' in
1 Put: SUN. We bore also neatly completed pm-