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London, England, 1815-10-16 00:00:00

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"The Chamber," said be, a / hope will r•
emit
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me to express my thankfulnesi the mark 6i aipor
with which it has honoured Me. I dire expect
it will do me the justice to belieie chit I did not
Court the &moor which I receive. I can only pio-
miie my zeal and entire devottOo in its Sereicei if
my powers should fail me, f shall beg it to believe,
that my hilbility absito betrays my intentions."
It was then proposed and Carried, that the Thants
of the House should be given to the President and
Secretaries, pro temport, for the zeal which they have
evinced in the execution of their duty.

• M. le Baron Duronoznati then proposed, that this
mark of the satisfaction of the House should be en-
tered on the records.

The PRZSIDENT then read k letter from M. Tabarie,
stating his reasons for not immediately attending in
his place, and begging him to assure the House of
the sense be entertained of the honour it had conferred
on him.

A call was then made for the choice of five candi-
dates as tellers. The number of voters 347—majo-
rity 174. Le Chevalier Maine de Biran had 315,
and the Marquis de Puyvert 246 votes. They were
announced by the President as candidates. The
choice of the other three candidates was deferred till
the following day.
A Member proposed that the Assembly should
prohibit all signs of approbation or disapprobation
for the future. •

Many Members observed, that the object of this
proposition was met by one of the ankles of regu.
lation.

The PRESIDENT proposid an Address to his Ma-
' jest'', which was carried unanimously.
The Deputies are required to meet to-morrow at
their offices at eleven o'clock, and at the House at
twelve.

Tne object of the first meeting is to proceed to the
election of three Commissaries, office by office; one
to draw up the Address to the King—the second to
receive all petitions—the third tot the administrative
responsibility of the House.
Adjourned at half past four.
PAWS, OCTOBER Is.

Authentic letters from Corsica announce the arrest
of Murat. The courier extraordinary who brought
this news to Paris arrived to-day.

The sing of Prussia has purchased for SOO,OOO
francs the collection of Pictures belonging to Prince
Justiniani, and exhibited for some years by M. Bonne-
maison.

It is not true that General Count Maison is re.
moved from the governorship of Paris.
M. Denon, Director of the Museum, has given in
his, resignation.
Prince Blucher is about to remove his head-quarters
to Compiegne. Several Prussian officers of rank
hsve•already sent their baggage.
The Commissioners appointed for restoring the pro-
perry of the emigrants unsold has been suppressed.
This business will now be managed by the Committee
of Finance to the Council of 'State.
It is a curious circumstance, that four infamous
public characters are at this moment at Brussels :
I these are—Merlin of Douay, Merlin of Thionville,
Gamier of Saintes, and Fouche, the mock Duke of
Otranto, all members of the French Convention.
The Diet of Zurich has declared every Swiss who
served Bonaparte since the 20th of March last inca.
gable ot'esercisingany political right, and unworthy
of the name of Swiss.
The forttes% of La Fere continues to be strictly
'blockaded : this state of things has continued more
than three months.
Every day 75,000 rations are distributed to the
troops encamped in the Bois de Boulogne.
MADRID, SEPTEMBER 29.
The Official Gavue of yesterday contains literally
the Dispatch of the Captain-General of Gallicia, ad-
dressed to the Minister of War, as well as the Ad-
dress of the Municipality of Corunna, on the subject
of the rash and fruitless attempt of Porlier. But
these documents are dated on the 254 and we have
received more recent intelngence, which may be
relied on.
It is certain that Don Juan Diaz Porlier ha's been
arrested, along with a considerable number of Offi-
cers of the Regiments of Zugo, Mendonedo, De Puy
(militias of the country), and of the Royal Marines,
who are reckoned at 180 in all, but this must be an
exaggeration. They were carried to Corunna on the
26th, and the Captain-General has convoked a Coun-
cil of War to try them.
Some ramifications of Porlier's enterprise have
extended to the Districts of Orense and Puy, in the
Western part of Gallicia. The speedy fall of the
Chief of the Insurgents cannot fail to produce a ge-
neral submission. He has been abandoned by his
own soldiers, who would not draw their swords
Against their comrades collected at Santiago, and
who advanced to support the King's cAuse. The
r egular and secular Clergy of this city powerfully
contributed to animate the zeal and fidelity of the
troops.
It is quite certain that M. Escoicinet, Counsel'

of State, formerly his Majesty's Preceptor, the Arch-
deacon Ostulazza, and some other Ecclesiastics, are
removed from the Court.
The Vials of Madrid has published the following
Edict, which has been profusely circulated :
66 Ii the name of the King, ace.—The Tribunals
shall instantly, by Royal authority, seize all the
copies, in pint or manuscript, of the subversive and
iteabdalons Proclamation addressed by Don Juan
Diaz Purlier to the Soldiers of the Army of Gallicia,
which proclamation commences with the word 6 SOl.
'Soh' and ends with • valour surmounts all obsta.
;les.' Ali those who have in their possession the
above Proclamation, Without distinction, shall send it
to the Alcalde of the Qtarter within twenty-tout
bouts, Uncirt the penalty of the laws against srclitions
writings, and even of death.
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