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evienti, a wise and paternal Govern meat proceeding
in a proper planner to tranquillise and conciliate the
minds of the people, and abstaining from every act
contrary to such a system, may-not only succeed in
maintaining the public tranqUillity, but also in re-
establishing universal union and confidence, relieving
likewise as much as the proceedings of the Govern-
ment can effect it, the Allied Powers, from the pain-
ful necessity of having recourse to these measures.
which, in case of any new convulsion, would be im-
periously prescribed to them by the duty of providing
for the safety of their own subjects, and the general
tranquillity of Europe.
•' The Undersigned have the honour, &c.
- (Signed) al hlrrrimmicnr.
II CASTLEREAGH.
86 HARDENBERG.
86 Perk, November to, NIS." 88 CAPO D'ISTAIA."•
DECLARATION
OT PRINCE PAUL OF WURTEMBERG, TO THE PRESIDENT
AND STATES 01 WURTEMBEEO.

"TO THE illisiDlNT 01 TIC_STATZsOranIco •r HOKCNLOYE

oCULINOZN.

el Although our long absence and various octupa-
tions might lead you to suspect us of not having paid
due attention to the dearest interests of our country,
particularly to the noble enterprise of the States, we
think we may confidently refer to our past conduct,
and to the heartfelt attachment we have invarialdy
evinced towards all our fellow-citizens. We request
you, therefore, dear Cousin, to communicate those
sentiments to the States, together with our desire of
strengthening them in the grand design of giving
their country a Constitution, which, respecting equally
the rights of the reigning Dynasty, the Nob.lity, and
every other class of the people, may be productive of
that harmony which alone can secure the dignity of
the Throne, and the independence of the Monarchy.
Should our own rights be affected by recent occur-
rences, we cannot place them under a stronger safe-
guard than that of the States. The appeal to this
safeguard is the more necessary, as, being left with-
out any communication whatsoever from Govern-
ment, and in consequence entirely ignorant of the
state of affairs, we cannot permit our silence to be
construed into assent.
" Recommending ourselves to the remembrance of
the States, we remain, dear Cousin,
" Your most devoted, &c. be.
(Signed) 44 PIUINCIL PAUL or WUKTENIBEI:G.
4' PHU, Nov. 6, 1815."

FRENCH PAPERS.

CHAMBER OF DF.PUTIE3.
SITTING OF THE 2D of DLCEMISLR.
At two o'clock the Chamber met, to hur the dis-
cussion of the proposal of . M. Piet and tow M.
Colbert. The former was as follows :-:—The..oelay
granted by Article 14, of the law of the sth of De:
cember, ISII, is prolonged till the lst of January,
1818. The Conservative Acts, authorised by the
said Articles, bhall have effect in regard to the pro-
luny of goods or their price or representative value.
The law of the sth of December, 1814, relates.to
Ithe unsold property of emigrants. Article enacts;
that all the immoveable property, sequestrated or
confiscated on account of emigration, as well as that
which has devolved to the State in consequence of
partitions, succession, or prevuccessions, which bast
not been sold, and at this moment forms part of the'
domains of the State, shall be returned in kind to
those who were proprietors, or to their heirs or assigns:
Art. 14 states: There shall be a suspension till
January 1, 1816, of all actions on the part of the.tre.•
ditors of Emigranti respecting the property restored
by the present lam ; the said creditors shall never-
theless have a right to execute all conservative acts. ,
The proposal of M. Piet tended to prolong the de-
lay to two years, and to explain more deafly the
nature of the conservative acts, which the creditors
were authorised to execute.
Conformably to the opinion of the Committee, the
Chamber agreed, that this proposal was dictated by
principles of justice and humanity, and adopted it
unanimously; with the ctception of four voices.
The proposal of M. Colbert had two objects; one,
rosubstitute the words Kin:, Royal, and Kingdom, for
the words Emperor, Imperial, and Empire; the other
to solicit his Majesty to direct a Committee to be
formed for the purpose of revising the different codes,
and preparing an entirely new one.
The Committee appointed to examine this propo-
sal, acknowledged that it was doubtless desirable that
from that moment all the odious denominations which
serve to revive such painful recollections should be
effaced from all our codes, and even from the existing
laws in which they are introduced. It admitted also,
that a general revision of our codes was necessary ;
bpt it was otbpinion that for the present it would be
sufficient to adopt the following projet s—No quota-
tion of the laws or decrees wherein the words Empe-
ror, Imperial, Empire, and the like Ifictur, shall tr)
made without substituting those of Xing, royal, king'
dom, Btc. 'whenever suck a change is practicable.
The previous question was called tor, on the
ground that the objec.v9l this proposal and projet
t 6 *gained bro-reigiatiss of ate Chambei:i
This suggestion.yas adopted. •
On Monday there will be a public Sitting for the
iiscussion relative to the Prevotal Courts. .

Thp State Lottery finished Drawing on ThurwiayH
last, the 7th December. The principal part of the
Capital Prizes drawn on that day, including No.
18.646, a Grand Prize of £50,000. S•per Cent. Con-
sols, were Sold, in Shares, by RICUARDSOY, GOOD-
LUCK, and Co.

The following Capital Prizes drawn on Thursday
last, were shared and sold by Buis, viz.
18,041, in 8 Shares, 1050,000 Consols.
17,854, in 8 Shares, 800 Consols.
17,858, in 11 Shares, 300 Ckatsols.
18,347, en $ Shares, 1100 Coesols.
and it will be recollected, that in the Lottery wig*
finished on Saturday, the 25th November, Bun also
shared and sold,
18,533, s 1 Prize of 450,f►00 Conies.
8,167, a Prize of 410,000 Consols.
and 14 other Capitals. The Holders of any of the
above Prizes, may receive the value of their respective
Shares, on demand, at either 04, Cornball or 9,
Charing-Cross. •
• • Another Lottery will be Contracted for, on
Tuesday next, and new Tickets and Shares will be
, vu Bak u loon as ism*