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London, England, 1823-03-07 00:00:00

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- CUAMBRA OF pIZPIITIEt
SITTMC ot TUESDAY, MARCH 4.
- The Puts:next opened the Sitting at one o'cbck.
The public and pi ivAte tribunes were thronged, and
much agitation prevail_] within ihd without the Le.
gislative
Atlalf-past one o'clock almost all the Ntentbers
of the left entered the Hall in a body with M. Manuel
At their head, who seated himself in his usual place.
The murmurs, which commented on his appearance;
increased every moment's and were pailislpated in by
the persons in the gallefy. principal it aissier went
up totter Presrderit, whrt addressed 'to hiM some re-
proaches, a, the }fuissier excused himself by raying;
that he could not prevent-the entiante of M. Manuel
An intense agitaion prevailed amongst the Men-
bers of the right side, WhO appeared to Be concerting
amongst themselves.
-At two o'clock the President rang bell. Pro-
found silence ensued, and all ryes were directed
upon M. Manuel.

" By collecting instances of animal sagacity, Mrs. W. not
-only atiordi a rational amusement, but a powerful incentive to
humanit .--Ilonthly Reeky...
Lofidun: Priotetl fin I larvey and Darton,Gracechurcli-street.

The Prtastnexr.—Gentlemen, the 91st Article of
your Regulations stat.es;,‘ The' maintenance of
order in the-Legislative flail (L.- Police) is vested
in the Chamber. Mahan", to this effect is exercised
in its name by the President,, who gives the necessary
orders to the guards on duty:" The result of the deli.;
berafion of yesterday's.sitting was, that you excluded
M. Manuel from your sittings during the course of
this Session. I had in consequence written to MM.
the Questors, that they might give orders to the
linissiers not to let M. Manuel enter this Hall. The
order was given at;reeably to My instructions; but
it has been violate'd; and M. Manuel has been in-
troduced. I invite M. Manuel to withdraw.
M. Maxon, (addressing the President from his
place).--I stated yesterday that I would only yield to
violence; to-day I hal keep my word.
The PuestonNT—l shall now suspend the Sitting
for the space of an hour. I invite the Deputies to
assemble in their respective Bureaux. Meanwhile li
will give the necessary orders—(Cries of Bravo
soli
the eight).
The whole right side then withdrew. The Mem,
hers of the left continued quietly in their places, and
kept silence, with the exception of . some observationi
occasionally made in a low tone of voice between one
or two Members, which were silenced immediately By
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the Mut, chat, from their colleagues.
M. de Giaattnix left his place and spoke to seve‘
ral Members.

The of the Deputies present, composing
Ile left and the left centie, was eighty. M. Manuel
was nn the second bench, between MM. Salleron
and Ties.;ier.

AIM. Cassimir-Periier, T,eseigneur, Villemain,' and
St. .tignan, %ucces:ively went and conversed witli
M. Manuel.

During the suspension of the Sitting' a pictuet of
infantry of the line was introduced into the anti•
tha tuber of Pas-Perdu%

A group of Royalist Deputies had assettibled ltt
the passage_ leading to the conference apartments§
and were listening with earnest attention to M. Ker.
golay (Florian).
At three o'clock a number of the Deputies of the
right came into the Passage leading to the I-1411. •
On the left—To your places !to your places! •
The Members of the left side were instantly all at'
tention. The door leading to the anti•chamber of
Pas-Perdus was orched. The principal Ilui,sier, at
the head of the fluissiers, entered and advance,' to.
wards M. Manuel, unfolded a paper and read it.
• On the left—Louder! louder! •

The piincipal Huissier read the 91st Article of the
.Itegulitions (given above), and added—ln virtue of
the decision of the Chamber yesterday, M. the Presi•
dent has ordered the Huissiers to cause M. M4nuel to
quit the Hall of Sittings; in consequence I invite M.
Manuel to go voluntarily, otherwise I shall be obliged
ctoploy the armed. force; although I should re•
gset thisl yet I am compelled to execute this orders
M. Mntoct.—Execute your orders. I will not
leave this place etcept by violent means.
The passage of the conference apartments WAS
thronged ids Deputies who calmly witnessed this
scene. The* principal Huissier, seeing that his request
was disregirded, went out to obEatit the assistance
of the armed force.

A picquet of the National Guard and Veterans
e►ite►ei immediately-• afterwards; their bayonets
were not fixed.

M. LAPArETTE (rising from his seat)--What an'
indignity It . would be dishonourable. to the Na-
tional Guaid.

M. de Cunuvetts—Peaee, M. de Lafayette, re,
main quiet!
All the left side—The National Guard ought not
to act. Itefuse, brave Guards
After a moment's agitation, calm was restored..,...
Tne Chief of the Battalion of the Veterans advanced
and beigeki M. Mimic' to quit the Hall. •
M. Mesuct.-.-1 declare tflillt I will not go out.
The Chiel'of the Battalion-1 have an order.
M. MAnort.—Shew it.

The -Chief of the BAttaliott produced it to M. Nt i.
twat, anti
the ptiocipal read it. The Chief
of the Battalion then gave some orders to the Officer
of the National Guard.- ( Violent -murmurs on the lej1),
M. Mecum-111i. is dsshdnouring the Natiottal
Guard.
de Gtaaanto, The National Guard Ouggi to
protect citizens; not oppress them.
M.LAFATETTIL—We are yout Reptetentatives.
Tumult on the lek. :Ile I.)eputies who wore 44461
near M. Manuel pre,esi
The Officer of the National Guard reallallifiril
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