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FRENCH PAPERS.
(From the Gazette de Frar;:e of Feb. 10.)

A SERIES of ENGRAVINGS from the
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Paiiis, FEE. 9.—The only news from the East, which
we have found this morning in the German and Italian
Journals, is the report of an Austrian Captain, who has
arrived at Trieste, from Alexandria, who learnt on board
two French frigates, which he met with in the port of
Milo, that the blockade of Candia is wholly raised.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
THE SITTING OF THE 9m FEBRUARY.

CHURCH OF ROME.
In a few days will Le publiAlied,

The Messager des Chambres of Monday, with two
Supplements, is almost entirely filled with the Presentations
of the Municipal a'vl Departmental Law. The number of
Deputies was considerable; all the Benches of the right,
the left, and the two centres were tilled ; groups were
formed in all parts of the hail.
The Minister of the luterior being introduced in the
usual form, ascended the tribune, all the Members returned
to their seats, and profound silence prevailed.
His Excellency then proceedtd in his speech, which or-
copies twenty columns, to develop the nature of the mea-
sures which he was about to submit 'to the Chamber.
They are comprised in two projects of laws. The first on
the Communes, and the second on the Convicts of the Ar-
rendivements and Departments. Tire first in 104, the
second in 88 articles.

UOWELL and Co.'s CATALOGUE of
WORKS, exclusively relating to the Church of
Rome. its Doctrines, Worship, Discipline, Controversies,
and Ar nals ; including the Histories of its various Religious
Orders. their petaliar Missals, Breviaries, &c. ; nearly the
whole ,f the Tracts published during the reign of James
11. ; a- d a set of Canonizations, from 1,800 to the present
time.. . _

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on put iicatioo, are requested to send their names direct to
the pu-,;ishers. 295, Holborn, without delay.

THE CATHOLIC QUESTION.
Just published, in Bro.. price 2s. 6d.
AVIEW of the CATHOLIC QUES-
TION, as it relates to IRELAND.

(From the Journal des Debats of Monday,)
Pauts. FEB. 9.—Within these few (Lys France and
England have seen their Legislative Chambers open. With-
out wishing to cast any reflections on our neighbours, we
will say that our Session commenced under much better
auspices than theirs. Goal forbid that we should here en-
deavour to raise a triumpt. our national vanity, al-
though, after all, it is a logitituate vanity to be proud of
our King. Nor let its wish to flatter him—we do not
flatter Kings who cherish their subjects, for flattery is
never any thing bat a compensation for the love of the
people to those people who have lost it.
In England the Chancellor pronounced the Speech—in
France it was the King himself. Put the Speech from-tbc
Throne in the mouth of a-Minister it will please, because
the intentions contained in it are good; hut will it make
the same impression ? Will a Minister have a right to use
the same accent of paternal authority ? Can he inspire
the same feelings of confidence and security ? Who can
describe the strength of the look, the gesture, the voice of
the Prince, and particularly of ours, with the charm of
goodness which he poSsessee? Beside., the absence, of our
King at the opening of the Chambers would be to us a
cause of more than pain ; it would be a cause of great
anxiety; we should fear that it was not illness alone which
prevented his inauguration of the Session. For we know
that our Kings consult rather their zeal than their strength,
when the di:Lies and prerogatives of the Crown are con-
cerned. We have seen Louis the Eighteenth, weak and ill
as he was, came, in spite of his sufferings, to preside over
the first sitting of the Chambers. If ever then the King
should seem to refuse the authority of his presence at the
annual solemnity of the Charter, we should then have a
right to be alarmed, and we should be at the eve of some
great catastrophe.
Some attempts have been made by persons in the higher
circles of Paris to extenuate the conduct of the English
with respect to the Portuguese who attempted to land at
Terceira, by stating that the Marquis Falrnella had de-
clared to the Duke of Wellington that the expedition was
going to Rio Janeiro. Whereas the contrary is the fact ;
for the Marquis expressly stated' Terceira was their desti-
nation. Besides, when by the order of the English Go-
vernment the transports were visited, it might easily have
been seen that vessels, which had only supplies for a
month's voyage, could not go to Rio Janeiro.

By a NORTH of IRELAND MAN.

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AMERICAN PAPERS.
MExrco.—The Gazette states on the authority of a gen-
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was to meet on the Ist of January, and it was the general
opinion, when he left, that the first act of the Deputies
would be to contest the votes of the states of Puebla. Oajaca,
and Yucatan or Corrotro, all of which had voted for Pe-
draza for President. The reason assigned for this course
was, that the elections in these states bad been controlled by
the military. If the votes should be declared illegal, new
elections would have to t e held in these states, and there was
no doubt, in such an event, that they would give their suf.
frages for Guerrero, when tranquillity would he restored.
But, on the contrary, if the congress should decide is favour
of Pedraza, the revolution would continue, and there was no
doubt that Guerrero would, eventually, he placed in the
Presidential chair. He is the favourite of the people, and
Pedrasa is chiefly supported by the old Spanish party.
From the mane sonrce it is understood, that Zavala, the
former Governor of Mexico, for whose arrest the Govern-
ment has issued orders, had not left the country for the
United States, as was reported a short time since; neither
had he taken any money from the public treasury. He
had, however, joined Santa Anna, and was acting in concert
with him.

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LONDON, •
THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, ISIS,

LATEST ?MOM CENTRAL AMERlCA.—lntelligence has
been received in this town. says the Providence Journal,
from Central America, as late as the 24th of October. A
severe battle was fought in September between the Guate-
malian and St. Salvadorian armies, in which the former The French Journals of Monday contain the Re
-
were defeated and most of them taken prisoners. It was port of a Speech delivered by Prince PoLiGNAC in
said that peace had been concluded, aad one of the condi- the Chamber of Peers, for the express purpose of
thins was, that the Guatemalians were to surrender up all freeing himself from the charges of intolerance,
their arms.
Jesuitry, and a wish .to restrain the freedom of the
Faosr COLOMBIA.--«e have been furnished by our
FOR COUGHS. friends with Bogota papers to the 7th of December, and Press, which the liberal Journals of Paris have
PECTORAL ESSENCE OF COLTSFOOT. Carthagena papers to the 18th of December, brought by heaped unsparingly, and as it now seems, prematurely
TIE. herb Coltsfoot has long been distiri- the brig Athenian, arrived front Carthagena,
upon him. The PRINCE'S Speech is marked by
A revolt exists in Popayan, department of Cauca- Gc-
guiehed for ihm excellent propertiee in the cure of
neral Obando has captured the capital city of that pro- no particular feature of moment, except the
Coughs, and other Pulmonary Complaints; and this tesenoe vinee, and declared fur the late constitution. Bolivar, as isolated fact, that he seems nervously anxious to
has, in tte eourse of a long I:watt:or, been found the most
we learn from a paler of the 4th, left Bogota on the 30tim rescue himself from the impetation of Ultraism, a
safe and effectual remedy for Coughs, and all Disorders of
of November, "Co await the destruction of the fectionista . .. .
the Lune. It gently opens the Breast, and immediately e: sensibility which does honour alike to his heat;
nearer the spot." The Bogota Gazette attributes this
gives lib. try of breathing, without any danger of taking
revolt to the partisans of the conspirators in the late plot and heart. His declaration of political faith
sold, ant thus it aEmrds great relief in A.thsnatic Com-
plaints. It allays the tickling which provokes frequent against Bolivar. Chando, while left a few days in corn- is general and discursive. S.•)eaking of the duties
;and at Popayan, removed the arms and munitions to his
of
the
coughing, cleanses the entail glands, rela.xes the fibres:, and
Mate in the territory of Patio; and when the Intendant
thereby •Aalarges the cavities of the vessels. Thus it will
prevent ':onsumpsions, if taken before the Longs are ul- esri_etttrered, got leave to retire thither for a short time, where which watches over the interests of all—which
ha prepared troops to second the conspirators. Colonel points out dangers without e,...l,ting ill-timed
oersted. It softens husky and dry Coughs, and be
raw- i Lopez, his co-operator in Popayan, on receiving the news
ness esti eorentas of the Chest. alarms—which observes the enemy, folloi s his
of the failure of the plot, joined hint with troops; and a
This m'aeteral Essence is prepired by *limed Ryan, movements, prepares defence, but which should
battle w fou tit on the 12th of November, after which
Sorgeot it, lirisr4l; anti sold in Bottles, at 2s. 9d. and
they entereda' that city. Obaoo, it is said, expects aid from always stand at arms, and never fire the first shot."
3d. 6d. ch, by F. Newbery and Sens, 45, St Panre
Church- ~ irl ; J Sanger, 150, Oxtord-mmtreet ;W. Pe.;;;, Peru. He is charged with commltting violence, opening The hest clause in this passage seems, as for as we
the isails tic •
29, Dam e-erreet, Dublin; and in moat country towns. .; ' L. can discern, to neutralize the proper and intelligent
Bolivar has decreed a fine «f 200 dollars ou any person
Obser.a. the name F. Nennery, 45, St. Paul's, engraved
who shallopen his house fur a secret sueiety. and 100 doh- spirit that dictated the first part. If the Press is to
in the Stainp• bars on every nsercher attending; and the governors and possess power, that power should surely be of an
CHUALAINS, RaEITAIATISAI, SPRAINS, &c. chiefs of his lately established police are authorized to active, not passive character! Of what use ate
BU rLEWS CAJEPUT OPODELDOC. exact them. in a decree, dated November 12th, he
iofff)..
they d life‘vn to missing
tpetrhsto.itne,..iv ei implicated
in 15' i
diva; the conspiracy,
irreyy, its preparations for defence, and attentive watchings
Cejepet Oil, which is the basis of this 01)041.1-of the enemy, if it is to hold its tongue—or, as the
der, law: been long esteemed on the Continent. -. a remedy
were to be eunject to what the flovernment %might esteem Prince somewhat equivocally phrases it, " never
fur Chil lain., Chronic liteuina:is'a, Spashiot.,44.-.ifeetiens, r,
luisite for the public beetn,,v. b
Paley, :.tiffnee., and Enlargement of the Joints, Spraina,
According to the recornutele.atmn of the Council of Mi- . he first shot " when the hour of danger ar-
Bruises. and Deufnees ; and the experience of late years,
nesters, Bolivar commuted Santander's sentence of death ' riis'e-est ? But enough of this : the general bearing
in Eng,l,nd, proves that it merits the high character given
fur banishment; and he had taken his passage otm board of of the article is favourable to a rational freedom, so
of it by die niosi eminent in the Prnfeesion, in those ob-
an English vessel at Cartha.gena, when he was arrested,
stinate ..ompllinee. Being contbined in the form of Opo- confirmed in the castle of Boca Chiepa.,i, _
&bloc, t is rendered more penetrating, end consequently
_;, . ~.,
n ofi Spanishhas openedd the.
and we will not quarrel with particulars,
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mush n ore eftleacions as an external application. Bobbed L°".'ICEIE Colombia to tee The French Papers contain little that is either
upon the akin, by means of ilennel, or the warm hand, it ports oil °tit., w'ißiliAo.rtatie)
hope this inexsute may letheg;orecsurffi- Hew or‘ in.teresti.ng. The Message?. des Chambres of
allays r.orbid irritation of nerves, invigorates the absom- K....Usral vessels..tn W.e,
err of 84/mewing still more important to that country.. nfonnity is neatly filled with accounts of the sitting
bents, and accelerate, the circulation.
' Sold is Bottles, at Is. lid. and 2a. 9d. by Messrs. FROM THE PACIFIC...—The schooner Argonaut, CIP- of the Chamber of Deputies on the 9th of Febru-
Butler, Chemist., Ole/Inside, corner of St. Paul's ; Seek- tain Bosser.te, which has arrived at New Orleans from .
v ; and the Journal des Debals of Monday, in en
eine-staeet, Dublin ; Prinees-sereet, Edinburgh ; Savory Cliagree bring dates from Guayaquil to the 4Ca of Nov-em- 8 r''
. article, suggested by the opening of the French and
and Co. IS6, New Bond-street ; and the principal Medi- ber, and from.Unna to the 16th of October.
sine Venders in the Kingdom. I Captain Rousseau, of the United States navy, who came English Parliament, observes, " without wishing to
Of wham may be kad from Lima, represents the condition of Peru as very die- cast any reflection on our neighbours, we will
MARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL CERA.TE, an esesi- tracted. The following we copy from the Baltimore say that our Session commenced under much
lent Remedy for Chi!blein., when broken; used ale° in American :
better ices than theirs." Indeed, is the discus-
sralcio, Burns, Sm. " GUAYAQUIL, Nov. 4.— ices has been no formal aus
N.B Ask E<{ Boiler's Caiepet Opodeldee. deelalation of war by Peru or Colombia, but we are sal- sloe respecting Catholic Emancipation nothing 1 is