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FRENCH PAPERS.

From tlw Journal des Debats.
PARIS, 111Ancit 12.

According to all appearance, the Chamber of deputies will not
proceed before next Monday to discuss, in secret committee, the
project of address proposed by its committee, the members of which
assemble every day. They will not make any report, properly
speaking, but at the next sitting of the Chamber M. Royer Collard,
as President of the committee, will read the project which it has
agreed upon.
It will not be till after the discussion with closed doors, which
will occupy perhaps two or three days, and when the address shall
have been presented to his Majesty by a great deputation, that the
Chamber will be able to receive the communication from the govern-
ment. The first report of the committee of petitions will be made
on Saturday, the 20th, at the soonest, because, according to the re-
gulations, the committee must distribute, three days beforehand, a
paper, containing the summaries of the petitions which it hat ex-
amined.

From the Moniteur.
PARIS, I%lmecil 12.

The Deputation of Bordeaux had the honour to-day to present to
his Majesty its congratulations on the anniversary of the 12th of
March. Among the members of the deputation were Messrs. Count
Lynch, Honorary Mayor of Bordeaux, Laine, &c. Count Lynch
addressed the king in the following terms :
" Sire—When your Majesty showed to the happy inhabitants of
the &ine one Frenchman more, another Frenchman, well worthy of
that name, saw the standard of fidelity wave on the towers of
Bordeaux. It may sometimes, Sire, be agitated by the storm, but
its basis is immovable as the sentiment of which it is the emblem."

The King answered..." The conduct of the Bordelais in 1814,
Gentlemen, will remain eternally engraved on my heart. Their ex.
ample gave the impulse to the whole nation, which will always feel
the happiness that the great events of that period have procured for
k. Congratulate yourselves, therefore, on being Bordelais, since
such great recollections are connected with your city and its memo.
rabic devotedness. For my part, I shall never forget them, but
take pleasure in calling them to mind every day, both as a King
and a father."

His Alajesty afterwards convened with much kindness with
Count Pcyronnet,Viscoutit Laine, and other members of the deputa-
tion, which afterwards paid its respects to the other members of the
royal family.
The Drapeau Blanc contains the following note :—" The Me.
morial to the King, which is related with praise in our yesterday's
Paper, could not have been thus mentioned but by an Editor who is
no longer attached to the Drapeau Wane.
" We have no reason to repeat that we shall always defend the
monarchy ; but the monarchy under the constitutional forms esta-
blished by the Royal Charter of 1814, and which his Majesty
Charles X. has sworn to maintain.

" The Director of the Journal, LAMBERT.'

The Casale de France says :—" The Memorial to the King, of
which the Journals speak, is dedicated to Prince Polignac. We
arc able to assure our readers, that the President of the Council did
not authorise this dedication, of which he was not informed otherwise
than by the Journals."
The .11oniteur contains, in the non-oticial part, a long despatch
from Captain Gourbeyre, commanding the expedition against Ma.
dagascar, detailing the operations subsequently to the 16th Oct.
The result of attacks made on various parts of the coast, in which
the Ovas showed great courage, but were every where defeated, was
the following

" On the 20th November two envoys from the government of
Emirne sent to Captain Gourbeyre for a safe conduct to wait upon
him, for the purpose of delivering to him two letters from Queen
Ranavolo.Manjaka, and to treat of peace. The following day the
division returned, to receive them, to the anchorage of Pointe-a.
Lame.

" A Convention, in which the rights of France are formally re.
cognised, was agreed upon between the Commander of the expedi.
don and the Envoys of the Ovas. The latter then set out to Emirne
to lay it before the Queen for her approbation. In expectation of
the ratification, which was to take place before the 31st December,
hostilities ceased at all points, and the French vessels are admitted
IM4 formerly into the several ports occupied by the Ovaa."

From the Austrian Observer of the 4th of March, also
received with the Express.
CONSTANTINOPLE, FEL 10.

On the Bth, in the morning, the batteries of the Seraglio, the AT.
senal, and the Topchana, announced the birth of a Prince, wbo re.
ceived the name of Abdul Asis (the servant of the Most Reverend).
Yesterday and to-day the principal officers of State presented the
compliments usual on such occasions.
The negotiations with Count Orloff, which weto interrupted
during the illness of the Reis Effendi, have been resumed since Ins
recovery, and the arrival of a courier from St. Petersburg. Ceuta
Orloff had a conference to-day with several Ministers of the Porte,
the object of which was the regulation of several points of the
Treaty of Adrianople, and the separate Convention respecting the
payments to be made by the Porte, and the evacuation of the Otto.
man territory, in consequence, by the 4ussian troops.
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