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LONDON,
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1818.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Tuesday last. The following are extracts :•

" PARIS, DEC. 8.
" ROYAL ORDONNANCES.

" Louts, &c.—The Sieur Roy, Member of the
Chamber of Deputies, is appointed Minister Se-
cretary of State for the department of Finance.
" Dated Dec. 7, 1818. (Signed) " LOUIS.
" By the King.
The Minister for Foreign Affairs,
(Signed) " RICHELIEU."

" Louts, &c.—Having accepted the resigna-
tion of the Count Corvetto, whose state of health
convened him to tender it, and wishing to re-
compence the important services which he.has
rendered to the State in the administration of the
Finances, and to confer upon him a mark ot.our
satisfaction, and of our particular esteem,
• " We have ordered, and do order, as fol-

lows :
" The Count Corvetto is appointed a Minister
of State, and a Member of our Privy. Council.
" Dated ith December, IBIS. (Signed as above.)

" The King received yesterday several military

OfEcers.

" To-morrOw, the eve of the opening of the
Session of. the Chambers, the King, accompa-
nied by the Princes and Princesses of the 'Royal
House, will proceed to Notre. Dame, to hear the
mass of the Holy Ghost. The Peers and Depu-
ties will be present. The mass will be celebrated
pontifically, by one of the Prelates of the Cham-
ber of Peers.

" The Duchess de Berry, who dined 'on Satur-
day with the King, and afterwards went to the
Opera Comique, discdvered, on arriving at the
Theatre, that she bad lost a bracelet of fine pearls,
valued at 30,000' francs. Notice was -immediately
given to the principal jewellers of Paris. .
" The first buSiness which will occupy the
Chamber of Deputies on the two days following
the Royal Sitting, will be, Ist. The verification.
of the powers of the newly elected fifth-. 2d. The
forming by scrutiny a triple list, ont of which.
his Majesty is to chose the President for the
Session. •3d. The nomination of four Vice-Presi-
dent', and four Secretaries. Monday or Tuesday
next they will probably be occupied in preparing
the Address to the King, in reply to the Speech
from the Throne. •

" Monsieur, and the Duke de Berry, bunted
yesterday with the Duke of Wellington, in the
environs 01-Versailles.

°• Yesterday before Mass the King gave a pri-
vate audience to Sir Charles Stuart, the English
Ambassador.

" M. Prisse, Captain in the service of the Ne-
the rl ands , has discovered beds containing very
fine pearls In the little river Ouille, near Giver,
on the frontiers of the two kingdoms of France
and the Netherlands.

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Monday

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Of the 22(1 March, 1817, SI f. —c.
22d Sept. 1817,
221 March, 1818, 77 f.
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' " MUNICH, Nov. 29.—The Emperor and Em-
press of Austria will, set our from hence to-mor-
row for Vienna.

" FRANKFORT, DSc. .3.--The Prussian Mini-
ster, the Baron de Humboldt, is expected here
the Gth instant. Lord clancarty will also arrive
in a few days. Immediately after the arrival of
these Diplomatists the conferences will commence,
for the purpose of regulating the different details
referred to them from Aix-la:Chapelle.

" FLORENCE, Nov. 25.—The Archduke Jo-
seph, Palatine of Hungary, arrived here yesterday.
His Imperial Highness proceeds immediately to
Rome and Naples.

"The General of Cavalry, Osman Aga, in- the
service of the Viceroy of Egypt, has caused to
he inserted in the Journals the Extract of a
Letter, dated from Alextkuthia., the 21st Oct.,

which confirms the intelligence of the car°
by assault of Dervich, the capital of the Wei
chabites, by the troops under the commond °
Ibrahim Pacha, son of the Viceroy
,of EaPt.
This event, which was followed by the total
defeat of the army of the Wechatsites, I'll'i
which ensures the tranquillity of Egypt, b 35
earned the greatest j?y at Cairo, where it has
tieen celebrated by a general illumination."

The Reports on 'Change this morning arc cell
unfavourable to the Monied Speculations ; ct is
said that the Bank have come to a Res°lotioo t°
limit their discounts very considerably, and that
on Thursday last and yesterday, the PirectorS
threw out an immense amount of Bills helongins
to Bankers and individuals of the first ressectabi'
lit y. This unexpected determination has caased.
great confusion in the" Money Market, as it
well known large sums have lately been advance°
upon Stock for the sake of keeping up the Funds.
Money is now so scarce in the City that good
are difficult to be cashed at 5 per Cent. ; it is 815°
said that the Bank have suspended the printing ‘
the Notes for 1819, having it in Contemplation to
issue a new 21. note of a different description fr°lll
the old ones.

The people in general will be glad to bear
a new Candidate for a seat in Westminster has 0166
ed up, who is certainly more worthy of being $
competitor with Sir MURRAY MAXWELL 06" the
favourite of the BURDETTS, the HUNTS, theGl'u:
JONESES, and all the Jacobinical.junto, art
.attempting to force Mr. HoEmouss upon
tlta
City.- This Candidate is the son of the late
°
WHITBREAD, a Gentleman who, though °lle I
those who may be styled Ultra. Whigs, bei°Pg ee
to such a LEGITIMATE OPPOSITION as we It
willalways be found in this Country, -to osici.
the operations of Government, in case an-
nistration not possessed of the sound princiP to
which distinguish 'the present should get
power, and attend to their own interesib;
rather than to those of the Empire. ",f
melancholy fate, as well as the firm and dec
iideo
character, of the late Mr. WHITBREAD, Will gb •
an interest to the pretension's of his Son, Wrlict;
we hope, will induce the Electors in genergi
gar
spurn '
those of the Revolutionary Candidate' ;
I ported by corruption and a dentocratica!
01°
Loan NUGENT, we understand, yesterda, a ilk
meneed. a canvass for Mr. WHITBREAD, by
Lordship's example is likely to be folltovf46-
many of the higher inhabitants of Westwil 100•
who wish to see their city rescued front !be
ger of being disgraced by the triumph 01 g •
tious rabble.
b it'
We have been told that one paragr.B')
the admirable Letter on the Hyperbureaa have
publie, yesterday, was rather obscure, 011:1,,,ib1e
been desired to reprint it in -a more in
form, which we endeavour to do as follows
" I next took him to a patriotic dinner party, l'eY°bcior,
sington, where he heard something about a g:it'V Wife t%'
the better horse. This puzzled him much, and beni ce?
plained, he enquired how a free man could bezoile
'431" :: eV
when I told him that all Vassals were slaves. tbet
claimed Pow-wow-gull-ill-luck, we are too cunning
in tuy country.: all! we have more cunning than a f°l,;triOg
Quere, Was the liquor given to the Hyperborean
Hellands

INFAMOUS HAND-BILL:
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The following is an exact copy of the 1 p.l"
Hand•bill, announcing the murder of LittlY ;hi
MAPLE, many an
thousands of which .werc 1 i 0
t ~e
yesterday throughout the Metropolis -- 1 I fe-
suburbs. Our Readers Will recollect, thfit IV
days ago a similar imposition was practised IS,
Public in a pretended Extract from "TO 5011
relative 'to Mr. HORSLEY'S Child, ".° 0
os.
alleged paragraph having appeared oflii 010 0
Paper. But when the rabble Politicians he el
times have Printers in their service, it ''''lo,4i°
peered chat they will resort to any
may enable them to raise the supplies by
tiOpS on public credulity :'— futilice',ovoi•
il.'
" HORRID MURDER, eCiv "ul
" Committed on a LADY in Wimoole-street, '
"This mornino. the Lady of Captain DalrymPle' ~ bc‘" ,
street, Cavendish-square, was foundp murdered iii i, Aepot
Minflo °ay%
square, by her FOOTM AN. 11'01;1
a most barbarous and shocking manner, by. cost ii,
her Footman, about 17 years old, who is vow a foul
coo,
who, on being shci.vn the deadly weapon, •roade, she ‘ljts
fession to the dreadful murder of his mistress as'i!et beige 90
asleep. Ile said he gave her several blows witll,l Lord, sloe
is that !' but he
awakened, and the words she then used were, ' " nl; '
Lady fell out of bed, when he repeated his blows. tiro 'co pursued his blows, and in strn" • ,or
" Mrs. Dalrymple had six prodigious w°llntij, lio"e!„
head, one pf her eyes cut out, both her cbee,b, 1•1-;tio
through, and in two places of the head cut iito., on, ot,ern,
act. The other wounds the Lady
He acknowledged no person was concerned +OL' body, ''
as near as could be computed to be about tortY•ano to ,lci,ca
" Captain Dalrymple, Aid de Camp, NO° c ;.as sos" a 11°
front Richmond when he heard of the murder, , fearer io
at his Lady's tragical end, that it is greatly to. pa,
irder,t:oo
will not long survive bee', M. Henderson, ther
o,` 0;03 I
now in safe custody, and will ba brought tIP fo
in the course of the day. it
" CATNACH, Printer, Monmouth-court." ; 'es `qi
~,,ti.rl _,4,
It is earnestly to be hoped, that e";:lllsineue;
had opon the woo
he made, to discover, and bring toccoos P 15,,,
the Author or Authors of such alt illridoin4 !lute(
hood, in order to put a stop to stic`if oc liende
rages of public feeling. If the tot" 0,. way
is not fictitious, the infamous Aotb6.
tected.

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