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London, England, 1822-03-11 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS. MARCH 7.
Yesterday the School of Law was shut by order oi
the superior Authority.
The School of Law was on Tuesday the theatrei
a tumultuous scene, excited by ill-designing persons,
who, there is every reason tp.belive, are for the most
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part, strangers to the School. •
• M.Portels, Professor of:Natural Laitliad hiniself,
a few days ago, torn down a seditious-placard, call-
ing upon the Students to join in the tumults, of which
the mission at the Church of Petits Peres was evi-
dently only the pretext. When this. estimable Pro-
fessor began his lecture yesterday, two or three hisses
were heard. The disturbers were immediately at-
tacked, and driven out by the sound majority of the
pupils ; but others, armed with canes and batons,-
having come to their assistance, the tumult was re-
newed in the square of the Church of St. Genevieve,
at the other division of the School of Law, whither
the Students had proceeded in a body to hear the lea'
tare of M. Poncelet. There great disorders broke
out. Insulted in the most audacious manner, the
Students who were well-intentioned fell upon their
assailants, among whom were remarked men whose
appearance and costume will not allow us to sapposej
that they were either Students of Law or Medicine.
The venerable Dean, M. Delvincourt, and Messrs.
Duranton and Poncelet, proceeded to the scene of
tumult. Already the combatants, divided into two
bodies, appeared ready for action. An imposing
majority had rallied to the cry of a Here the Royalists
—Vine le Roi." Another band ranged themselves
against them, uttering divers exclamations. To the
cries of a Vivre la Charte—nothing but the Charter,"
there was misted, as is attested by persons present, the
expression of the most seditious prayer. It is said
that money was distributed at some distance to men
dressed like tradesmen. The Dean and the Professors
exhausted all their efforts in vain to quiet the mis-
guided youth, when the gene d'artnes arrived, and
made the champions retreat to the courts of the school,
and barred the passage. The young men, among
whom irritation was increasing every moment, de-
manded the removal of the gendarmerie. M. Da-
ranton went out in his costume of Professor,harangued
the students, and then the gene d'armes, whons he
*evaded upon to withdraw. The students then spread
over the square, and the tumult recommenced. The
representations of the Professors with difficulty ap-
peased the riot, which did not end till half-past four.
Two of the pupils of the School of Law, and two
pupils of the School of Medicine, who were arrested
at the missions, have been excluded for six months
from the Academy of Paris.—Journal des Debats.
Petards have been again let, off this evening in the.
Church of St. Eustache. It is said that some.dis-
turbances have broken out at Brest, but they are of-
no consequence. The Council of the University has
decreed as follows:
Art. 1. The courses and exercisesof the Faculty of Rl* of
the Academy of Paris are and remain suspended. .

Every student who, during the continuance .1 such
skin, shall take part in any illegal assembly, shall be
'for two years from all the faculties of the Academy, according
to the terms of the 18th Article of the Ordoonance of the Bth.
of July, 11190, without prejudice to the termer punishments that
shall be pronounced against those who shall be found guilty
of relapse.

3. An inquiry shall be made into the disorders that have taken
place, and the causes of them; alter which the Council will take
such definitive measures as the order and discipline of the schools
demand.—Gmette de Avow.

Both on Tuesday and yesterday, some petards were
thrown into the Church or St Eustache. No disorder
took place in the other Churches.
There is a report that Berthon and Delon have sec•
ceeded in effecting. their escape by sea.—Journal is
Paris.

NUREMBURG, FEBRUARY 27.

There is now a question-of an order of the day. of
the highest importance, which ought to be forthwith
published in all the regiments composing the Russian
armies. The greatest activity reigns at the Imams
hicad-quartars. The. Connuaadorria-Chief, Mr
,de,
Saken and Count de Wittgenstein, are to have an al,
terview, doubtless to concert the future operations 4
the campaign. General de Diebitsch, who war lately
called to Petersburgh, is returned from• that
to Bessarabia, the bearer of instructions which he; zit-
ceived directly from his Majesty. • •
The Grand Dukes Nicholat and Michael, who as
rived at the grand head-quarters of the Imperial
Guard at Minsk, have announced that their august
brother, the Emperor Alexander, will come without
delay to the army.
The different divisions of the Guard, besides the
grand head-quarters, have their head-quarters ai,
Witepsk, Wilna, and Smolensko.
There is a report of the speedy arrival in Lithuania
.of a body of the Polikh army, to be commanded by
a foreign Prince allied. to the Russian Royal family.

ODESSA, FEBRUARY 0.

We are informed that the Persian army entered,
late) winter quarters near Bagdad and Erzurum.
Three Ottoman provinces era, it is pretended, in their
power, and it is added, that the Pacha of Bagdad
submitted to the Schah, and concluded a treaty with
him ; according to which he will unite his forces with'
those of the Schah next spring, to continue the invep
sion off Natolia. It is.suspected that these delays eel
connected with those of the Itussian.army on the Prith.
French Funds, Much 6.—Five per Cents. 91f. Sic.