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FRANCE.
- PARIS, FEBRUARY 13.
Tte attendees(' politicians is divided between the
erliteeeti neva from England and that which i. ex-,
pelted from Naples. On the one hand, we would
' hie; believe that the new Milliners of England, faith.l
' fel to the principles which feveral of them have often'
, profereds will frankly renounce the plan of over.,ll
throwing Europe, and will introduce into pacific ne-
iodations as much aaivity aad zeal as their predecef-
- iwr ukd in fpreading every where the miferies and
inifichief'of war. But that hope is at lealt doubtful
. to thole who are well acquainted with the iteadinefs
and chars ler of the Englifh Government.—Gazettel
" frame;
• Nothing appears to indifpofe the Englifh writers
elitrho (4ported the late Miniflers more than the con-
sine of the King of Pruffia„ which they eharatterize
as extremely Orange. They do not, however, re-
- mance the hope of preferving the Eleaorate of Ha-
„,
over, and they will preferve it no doubt, till the
• fyllern which the great Powers propofe to
ansongli themfelves, is known. But, without
ithmicieming the' events that are preparing, we may
lAyk is defirable that that petty Hate Ihould be le-
operated from the Englifh Power, becaufe fuch a
usefare would enfure the tranquillity of Hanover,
ge'of Europe, and perhaps tht welfare of
heifelf.
gh the intelligence publifbed at London, with
raped to pacific propofitions, has not yet any official
charader, nor even an authentic guarantee, it forms
neeertheteft the ftibjelt of general converfation and
apolitical (peculation. The papers devoted to the
new Minifiry publifh it without reitriEtion ; hut thole
which have fhewa fuck; eagernefs in defending Mr.
lift% fy flew, have accompanied it with reflections and
1110Iva:tures which conceal the molt perfiCkus iAten-
Aiftkig—they talk of peace only to maintain their old
&Are for war.
' M atCH 3.
At length pofitive orders have been given for the
,Slitrn Of the whole of the At:titian priinners 1 they
she to commence their march homewards on the firli
of April; but nothing has yet been announced to
determine whether. the Ruffians are to follow them.
'The Emperor yellerday went in Hate to open the
ileSon of the Legiflative Body. The avenue.: to the
Palace of the Legifladve Bndy, were previnufly lined
by the Imperial Guard. His blajelly left the Thull
Scrim about noon, and the proteffion palled through
the garditj of the Thuillories. along the Place and
• Bridge de la Concorde, and the ilreet de Bourgogne,
en the Place of the Palace of the Legifiative Body,
entering by the Gate des Acacias, ia the following
order:
Heralds at amt, on borrzbacb.
The Matters and Aids of she Ceremonies, In a carriage.
Military tact" is two carriages.
•1 he Manatees, to three carriages.
The Gard Equal y and Grand Mailer of the Ceremonies, In one
carriage.
The two Grand ITgailtants, silo, in tine carriage.
His !Imperial Maidty, with whom, iu his carriage, fat the Prince,
his lirbther. The Colonel* Generals of the Guam, his Ma-
' jetty's Aid de Camp, and the kiwterties, attended tin. carriage
on horkhack. Behind it was )Aardial Maim, Alio on hawk-
tack.
The Grind Chamberlain and Grand Martha% In one carriage.
The Civil Officers cf has Majdly's ilouithold, an two carriasee.
hc Proc, Rion was preceded by the Norte Char, urs of the
Guards, and y the Hods Grenadiers and the Geat•
Warned, • l'iAne.
A discharge. of :wines, wrineuneed his ads ny..s
departure ft, m the Thuilleries, and another his ar-
rival at the Palace of the Lcgiflative Body. His Ma.
kay wan received at the outer door, by the Ptefident
and twenty Fite Members of that Body, and conclud-
ed to apartments, prepared for his reception, previous
to his entering the Hall of the Sittings.
• Deputation, from the Senate, the Council of State,
and the Tribliii.ite, in the mean time took the flations
allotted to then. it the Hall.
The Emperor 11..vin,.; taken (mile 'Wren:mew, a
proceflion con.tneuesd lion: his apartments, .nd pro-