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London, England, 1814-07-01 00:00:00


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• -FRENCH PAPERS

. We lukve reciiivel Paris p ipers.of TocAty. The
,Moniteur contains a list of about 100 ni,litary Officers
who have been appointed Chevaliers of the Order of
St. Louis. We obserie tin obnoxious names among
them : BON APA lilt% Legion of &mom- is of .noose
tallen into the contempt which all the insi:ti&Oris of
the contemptible tisufpei meth. 'Ili?. Chamber of
Deputies' has at length entered upon something like
businisi they hare enacted Some judicious regula-
tions for the conduct or the business Gf ti,e lio
A secret ballot is to determine the admission or re-
jection of any law this is bad—very bad. The
Members of a representative Body, thus Conatitnte,l,l
I cannot be undei the comroul of the people froth whom'
they derive their political existence. tribery, cor-
ruption, and the influence of the Crown, will of
course dictate the votes of this assembly.
Propositions have been made in the Chamber of
Deputies, Ist, for fixing the Civil List; 2d, for
laying on the table statements of the finances for the
last 3 years, with a view to place the future takes and
other contributions on a rational !noting ; 3(1, Calling
upon the King solemnly to recognlze the King,
Lords, and Cominons, as exclusively the legitimate
three Estates of the Constitution ; and 4thly, a P: o-
position for securing the liberty of the Press. All
these measures are to be discussed at sub,equent
meetings.
While upon this subject, it is painful to notice that
a most severe punishment leas been inflicted by Fl:It-
DINAND, King of Spain, on the Editors oldie Ifni-
yawl, a Madrid Paper. The French Papers,State that
Jaton VILLANLIAri and Father Josacis LAcAsialip
the joint editOri of that patriotic and enlightened
Journal, hate been renteneed, the former to the
legs On the Coast Of Africa for six years, and the lat-
ter to a rigorous imprisonment in a Convent for the
same space. Their crime would have been mosthei-
nous in the eyes of an upstart and usurper like BON A.
PA RTE. but from FERDINAND of Spain we would have
expected more lenity. They inserted a letter in the
Univtreel, of the 18th ultimo, in which it was stated,
that " the Officers of the !id Spanish At rny had una-
iiimoiisly declared themselves the protectors and de-
fenders of the Constitution," (i. e. the tortes.)
This astertion the of find it kelnvehiebillbse-

quently to deny, the Editors are surbmoned before
the King and Council, and being interrogated, they
deny that they are the audit:l.s of the letter _cow
phined of, and apologi'e for its insertion, stating,
that they hat been imposed on. The King, a most
wise and Upright judge, aud withal very merciful;
hempos declares" YILLANECVA and LAC.VSAL
are the real authw.s of the let.telp' and pronounces
the frightful sentence which we have recorded ! I
We blush for Spain we blush for, humanity, at the
perusal of such a doctiment I
P Ams, JUNE tiP.
His Rayril I2l;,.;i:aess Monsieur is recovered. He
now walk: in the Park of St. Cloud.
The Dtic,lcss d'Angouleme set out to-day for the
.r: Vichy. She was accompanied by a detach-
:nen: or the Body Guards.
The solemnities at the funeral service of the Due
d'Enghien were magnificent. The sabre and th::
cordon of the Order of St. Esprit, which belonged
his Highness, were placed on the catafalque. The
Govern 4 of the. Castle of Vincennes, and a British
Officer, were present, and a genteel assemblage of
persons in niouraing.
The Emperor Aletander will arrive at the Hague
as this day. Ile pr.eerds to St. I'ctersburgh, iii the
tirst instance, but will be.at Vienna in the middle of
September. The duchess of Oldenburg!' will pass
the summer months at Egra, in Bohemia, and will
visit Vienna about the same period.
His Majesty has raised to the rank of officers all
the privates of the old body guards of France who
have Presented themselves : many of them were co-
vered with wounds received in defending their posts
during the Revolution.

NAPLES, JLTNE S. . ' 1
The English ships in the Bay of Naples fired a sa-
lute on the 4th of June, in honour of the King's Birth-
day. The King of Naples, upon the same occasion,
ordered his vessels to hoist English colours, and join •
in the rejoiciiiz. At night the llnke de Gallo, Mi-
nister for Foreign Affairs, gave a grand fete, to which
all the English Officers, the Diplomatic Corps, the
Ministers, &c. were invited. The fiat toast after sup-
per a as, " The King of England."—Lord Oxford, in
the name of the English, gave, for the second, " The
health of the King of Naples, :end his family."

The Duke of CLARENCE yesterday morning paid
his respects to the Pur.:cg REGF.NT at Carltnn-house.
The Prince Royal of PRUSSIA continues confined
at Clarence House through indisposition. The
Duchess of YORK and other distitruithcd character s
visited his Royal Highness yesterday.
Prince Mimi'castor, the Austrian Prince MLN-
srEn, Prince HArpaisetto, and Count HanDLNUFHt-,
Who took leave of the PRINCE It rGLN I yesterdablett
Tewn yesterday on their return.
Yesterday the Earl of LIVERPOOL, Earl BATHURST,
VISCIOWIt CAITLEREAMI, and the Austrian Ambas-
sador, had audiences of the Patkca KkOeNT at CArl-
ton-house. The Austrian Ambassador introduced
to his Royal Highness two Austrian Officers, who
have lately arrived in London. •
Marshal Prince BLUCHER and other Foreigners of
distinction are expected to leave London in a few
days.
The departure of the Northern Power: have been
followed by a departure of the Nor thorn Weathrr,
which the common people think kept back the sum-
mer in compliment to them !