Star.
London, England, 1815-11-08 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPER:.

PARIS, NOVEMBER 4.
In the discussion which took place in the Chamber
of Peers on the 31st ultimo, on the plan for 'a new
organization of the Chamber of A ccounts, Count
Lanjuinais, a Member of the Committee charged to
report on the subject, moved the adjournment of the
law until the presentation of the Budget.
We learn from Bourdeaux, that the levying of the
war loan for the department of the Gironde conti-
nues to be effected with considerable facility. The
district of Bazas, which had 300,000 fr. fixed for its
proportion, now owes not more than 95,000; the
district of Lesparre, which-bad 3141.000 imposed on
it, has raised 172,000.
Before the departure of the different articles of art
which were taken from the Museum in consequence
of the claims of the Pope, M. Girodet, one Of our
first painters, employed a part of his fortune and all
his time in taking casts and drawings of several an-
tique statues, for the purpose of painting a number of
studies alter the finest pictures of the Italian schooli.
The Chamber of Deputies has, it is said, in a se-
cret Committee, decided, that it will take into consi-
deration a proposition which has been made to it to
efface from our codes the words which remind 9f the
usurpation.
The Spanish Minister at War. Ballasteros, is not,
as has been said, in disgrace, nor dismissed from Ma-
drid; on the contrary, all the changes which took
place on the 7th October are ascribed to him. The
Duke of Infantado continues with his Catholic Md.
jesty, and is President of the Privy Council. The
Duke of San Carlos is detained at Bayonne by ill
health.

General Vieux, former Commandant of the Cote.
d'Or ; M. Lejas, E:-receiver General of the same
Department; M. Royer, Ez.counsellor of its Prefec-
ture; and M. Herneuz, former Adjoint of the Mayor
of Dijon, have been arrested, and are confined at
Dijon.
The Minister of the Interior bas written a circular
to the Prefects of Lot, Dordogne, Finisterre, Ille-et-
Vilaine, and some other districts, authorising them to
draw sums of money for the organization of troops
zo repress all kinds of sedition.
France Metternich will remain here aloe not► a

short time. Prinee Hardeulin and Baron Him
boldt return to- Frankfort, to assist on the ht Dectah
ber at the opening of the Germanic Diet. C 444
Goltz will continue to reside here in quality of ,41/11,
bassador from Prussia to the Court at France, unit
the return of Baron Humboldt.
It is said that some persons, disguised as Rea'
d'armes, have attempted to Carry off NEY by twit
from prison, but they have been arrested.
The King has presented the Hotel Elysee Boat
bon to the Duke of Wellington for his reside/Ic,,
which his Grace has accepted.

To-day English troops and English cannon sin,
plied the places in Paris formerly occupied by tc,
Prussians, who have marclwd for the rig:.t banic
the Seine.

Marquis Osmond. the French Nlinister at T.,..
has beer' suddenly sent for by the King. It 4
he will be appointed Ambassador at L•ntdon or l;
Vienna.

Monday the affair of Ney will positivelf commer.ct
M. Berryer, his defender, will plead the question
competence before the Council of War. O .
16th Lavaßette will be brought befu-e the C.u:t
Assizes. M. Tripier is Lavallette's a.!vocate.
The Prince de Peis assumed yesterday the cuts
mandment of the Gardes.du-Corpi, in service het
the King, the Duke de HAVIC having served the.,
customary time.

The King prasided yesterday at a Clnneil of It
nisten from two till tour o'clock, afar
Austrian Ambassador had an Audi:lice ; his lq:j
took an airing for an hour.
The Prussian troops still keep their cantonm.:::i.
Evreux, Passy.sur-Sure, and its environs.
A numb:l. of English troops v;i11 take 1:7. t!..-
wirter quarters at Nlantes.
Lyons continues to be in a state of p•rfcc! trr
quality. - The good spirit iirhabit:s is
tested more and more every day.
Moulins, Nevus, Cone, LA Charite, lhiare, an:
Montargis, are entirely evacuated by the AL
Troops.
The head-quarters of the Prussian Array %sill,-
at Coblentz —the troops will be cantoaed front tr.
frontiers of France to Erfurt.
The Ministers' of the Allied Powers, who are u
petted to sign in a few days the definitive convervit
with France, will leave here in the course of w:
week.

M. Justus Groner, on whom the King of Priss:
has conferred the title of Baron, goes immediately
Dresden, in quality of Ambassad,r.
The Austrian garrison at Dijun is comrsed of
tween three and .WOO men.
An hotel is already taken at Hanover 1,1 a Rust;..
Ambassador.
It is said Count Girardin and M. 0.!.1, Savri
Officers of the National Guard, have g.ven in the
resignation.
The Journal deo Debt: has the following ram:.
• on Count Lanjuinais :
" We lately observed, that the Cranes politic
life presented more than one difficult pro'alem for s
lotion. The following is another, which we reciti,
'his friends, if they can, to solve in his favour:—f;
Count was a Member of Bonaparte's Chanter
Deputies—be was its President—he protested wit.:
egaiocr the dissolution of that body, ere red by t;
Usurper, and which had consecrated userpatiu
Those Deputies, driven from their ordinary pin,
meeting, still reassembled at the Count's how
Count Lanjuinais, then, regarded the dissolution
that pretended representative body as illegal, as fit
to the public welfare. He seemed to think that
continued to exist of right, if not in fact. And ye
a month after this protest, Count La:tjuiaais, nos
nated President of an Electoral Col'wge, accepts t 5
favour and commission; lie presides at irzw e :coon
contributes himself to the formation of a nee:
bly, which radically destroys that for the con,
(ion of which he had protested ! liow
protest against the annihilation of one hoar with c
operation in the establishment ot a new one, thaw.
secretes more amply than ever the tlestruction of tl
former, and manifests it to all the world ? Sti
more, Count Lanjuinais, as one of the Peers, fora
part of this second assembly, so into:opal:Die rn
that first one, which appeared to him, only to.
mouths ago, alone worthy to represeut.the Irene.
We ask of him and his friends, where are ch.: fen •
ness of character, that constancy of opinion, all i•
variability of principle, which they have so chi
been pleased to ascribe to hint r'
. ROYAL COURP OF PAIIIS.
This Court was opened on the 2d it'aant, when.
the Members were assembled, and appeAred in
robes.
M. BILLART, Attorney-General, proiroincoi
discourse on the duties of the gentlemen of the bar.
The First President, SWUM, afterwards tlehven
ma address on the subject of love of the pubic gcr)•
from which we copy the following extracts:
gl The Magistrate, in the exercise ot his function
is a mere effigy decorated with purple, unless he ja
to his love of the public welfare, love of the Monarc
who confides to him the finest portion of his author':
[This idea furnished the Speaker with an opp
tunity of combating, as follows, those false theori.
of which unhappy experience has so cruelly demo
strated the absurdity] :
" All authority proceeds from Gon,"sald the
sident, " and it is not given to the peopl* to disr
of it. In vain pride protests : it must Veld to
law from on high, which, after all Our' fifths, is
very mild. Our ancestors, who guarded their fr.:'
chises and cherished their liberty, wiser than
cognized that our Kings reign by she grace of G
and not by the Constitutions. Legitimate heredit,
Sovereignty guarantees the repose of cotempor!
and of posterity ; usurped authority, ephemeral in.
nature, disturbs social order, and serves as a pun_•
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meat to the people. The Monarch, image of
Divinity, does not less represent his subjects than
father represents his (Miami. The supremacy
both constitutes the essentially natural state. Eva
ner
other political form is a derogation from the. ge
rule, and contains a principle of return to premordit
disorder."
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withpublic welfare. The whole
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newej their oaths of fidelity to the Icing,-the Consti-
tutional Charter, and to correctness. in the perform-
ance of their duties.
CRAMMER OF MOMS.
amts. or Vie SlaT OCTOIIIIIi
The Keeper of toe Seals presented letters of netts-
f•sr Lieutenant-General Count Loyerdo,
boo at Cvhalonta, in the ci-devant department of
Ithaca, the 6th August, 1773.—They were referred
to committee.
The Chamber then proceeded to discuss, 'at great
kip!), the plan of law for the new organization of
ti e Chamber of Accounts.
SITTING ON THZ SD NOTIMIZR.
This day the plan for the new organization of the
Clamber of Accounts, with some ;unendments, was
ajnpted by a majority of 106 Peers to 35.
'fhe Keeper of the Seals then presented the plait
of bw for the repression of seditious cries, as adopted
by the Chamber of Deputies. The Peers will meet
tomorrow in the bureaus for at preparatory discus-
sion on the law.

CHAMBER OF nartrnEs.
ammo or Novarassit S.
The Sitting was secret. In the Committee, we are
toli, that M. Hyde de Neueille developed hit prop°.
,anon on the subject of the reduction nt the tribunals,
end his motion for an Address to the King to suspend
fora year the instalment of the existing Judges. We
barn that M. Neuville expressed a wish, that the re.
duction should be that of a third for the Royal Courts,
and of a half at least for the tribunals of first resort.
His propositions will be taken into consideration,
tad his speech was ordered to be printed.

NANTES, °MODER so.
Several individuals having shewn themselves on
:,he two last Sundays, in the public walks and in the
Greets of this city. with nosegays of violets and red
inks. and having insulted and even struck some per-
sons decorated with the lily, the Prefect has issued an
'Kier, directing that every person who shall be met in
he walks, streets, or public places, bearing promi-
lenity or affectedly, violets or red /axis, shall be ar-
cited on the spot, under the high police, and regis-
ered at the house of arrest du Bouffai. Such tnea-
cres as shall he deemed proper, shall be afterwards
&ken with regard to him.

GENOA.

It will be recollected that when (enoa was MIMI.
'paced from French domination, the understand;ng
f the Senate (how far correctly we know n..t) was,
gat the independence of the Republic should be re-
:ored. It subsequently appeared to the Congress at
"main, that Genoa ought to be included in the Sar-
mian territories; and it was so comprehended,-with
e express condition that the privileges of a free port
:-.ould be preserved. By letters from Genoa to the
:6:h ult. received by the French mail of yesterday. ,
appears that this engagemeat has been violate ,
new Tarif that has been published, under ,n Ldict
f the Sovereign, and which renders tl‘e low cloths
.f Yorkshire, below the value of six livres the yard,
.mong other articles, liable to an impost of .10 per
::nt. or double the former duty, aad exposes the
um commodities to the like augmentation when in
•a:'sittt in the interior, at the frontier custom.houses.
Many circumstances have c..ntributed to the re-
,attiert of them& of :Genoa, and particularly the
ionimerce which is now carried on in a direct ch:tnnel
Cala'aria and the Adriatic ; and the blow now at.
,tripied is considered so itiurious, that the British
-;erchants of that city, to prevent the utter destruc-
on of their establishments, have drawn up a strong
monstrance, which is to be transmitted to 'Mr.'
dal, our Minister at Turin, that he may remind
le Court of the agreement with the Allied Powers,
ender which the Rtpublie was added to the domi-
I ions of the Sardinian Monarchy.
It may be worth remarking, that the low-priced
cloths of our manufactures, which are thus excluded
'corn Genoa arid the adjacent countries, are the only
articles of the same description in which we can sup-
•;,,..rt any competition with the French.

'IN.•

_ aware ns, that King
raiment of taking his severe
• men to whomhe owes his
:viting into his service
Spaniards who fought
Near a thousand of these
It the depot of Chalons.
obtained permission to
former rank and pay !
the late changes in the
'lasteros, who, they say,
quite the ear of the
.all affairs of moment.
also high in the cunii.
not whether either of
the punishment of .the
itors ; nor would we,
Juct se tinprincipled to
ivalion, exhibited every ap.
patriotism. The inference
. draw from the fact of
issued as is stated in the
that the advocates of ty.
present army, most of
liberty of their country ;
of the wretches who
despotism, and who, of
who is the despot.
, see convinces us still
;withstanding the pi !Mt
wilt is free. We take no
'tionary agents for our
l's conduct. We look
acts. We see him dis-
. the Spanish people to a
tation ; we see him pro.
For the reform cf abuses
promising to convoke
•tes are convoked; and
laws are made with.
; and yet the King,
ipends the ancient and
seeding, the safeguards
individual Spanish sub-
such conduct in a King
we say ? A King of
;Wit to act thus, as a
approve it in the one,
by the other.

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Cala'oria and the Adriatic ; a
Aril:led is considered so
-;ercliants of that city, to preys
on of their establishments, has
!monstrance which is to be
;inn, our Minister at Turin, I
to Court of the agreement witl
ender winch the Republic was
I MIS of the Sardinian Monarch]
It may be worth remarking,
cloths of our manufactures, whi
om Genoa and the adjacent cc
anicles of the same description i
;-,crt any competition with the F
SPAN.
Private advices from Spain s
':erdiond, at the very niument
•leasert: against the brave men
atone, has issued a Decree, im
t?,e tra;toroih and unnatural Si
hr the Pretender Joseph. Neat
espLah:e bt:ings who remain at
!.:!.Saone, are said to have of
leturn to Spain, with their fm
':he French Papers attribute th,
..ahninistration to General Balla
!,,r from being disgraced, has 4
)vettign, and is consulted on.a
he Duke del Infanta& le alt
cf the King. We know
Ise persons recommended thi
Vatriots and recal of the trait
v.iihour proof, attribute aeon&
Pip, who, during the invalion
Ti=druce of distinguished polo
t at we should be inclined to d
`•Leh a Decree having been isso
ire mentioned advices, is tha
:.anti are afraid to rely on the pi
vatia have fought fur the Jibe
tad therefore Gan in the aid
'riled under the banners of desj
.urse, will tiro but little
- All, therefore, that we daily
free and more, that, notwith
"Id over her ste, Spa' will
t•iinpresentations of revolutio
vide in judging of Ferdinand'
v. his own words and his own a
imctiy admitting the right of th
national represent:lth
161117, to convoke the Cones fo
ti.,, making of new laws, 1
' eat prthwith; and yet no Cori
t anthcc continue; and yet
' t the consent of the nation
Ins absolute authority, suspe
:rednsof judicial procee
lite and liberty to every inc
Whit should we say of at
England What should w
.glaid has the very same
• 'ng of Spin has; and if we
must wish to see it adopted