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fore, h invested wid) any new power to seise the

accused.
•6 The Officer of Police is not called upon; as he is
at present, to send the accused before thstribunals fs
soon as the time has elapsed for collecting evidence.
•6 He is bound to give notice in twenty.four hours
to the Prefect of the Department who can repair the
injustice, if an injustice has been committed ; and that
in far less time than the tribunals themselves could

formerly give redress.
" This is not all. The officer of Police is also
obliged to make known the detention in the sans,:
space of twenty-fnur hours to the public Ministry
and this association rat the administrative power with
the judicial authoriLy, this; association unknown to
other nations,"gunrantces to the accti,x,l, who might
perhaps be the victim of an error, the generous pro.

tection of the Magistrates.
4, Finally, the Project of the I,:ttv is temporary—
the effect will ccase of itself, if it is not r..newed by

legislative authority.
" Thus the Commission has seen nothing in the
Project but a moderate meeting, the !Holt of which
is to call upon every citizen to fulfil the obligation
imposed upon all, to surrender their individual right
to the general interest.
" Some opinions have been stated in favour of cer.
taro amendments; but the majority of the Commis-
Ilion has not thought them important enough to atone
for the loss of time in mentioninA them.
" A scruple has arisen on the importance of de-
termining the duration of delay in delivering the
accused to the tribunals. It has been insisted that
the Minister shall be bound to decide in a month—in
failure of which the prisoner shail be set at liberty,
but the Commission was of opid.on that such details
would be superfluous or illusory.
u It must not be forgotten 'that the whole law is a
momentary sacrifice fur salety of the country,
and the preservation of the public :e•ace.
if Men will not be wanting to I;roan, hypocriti-
cally, on the wrong which is done to public liberty,
and plunge themselves into met:whys:cal alritt:lctions
in cyder to calumniate a measure indispensible in the
leyes of every enlightened mind.
" What shall we say to these declaimers ? Torn
your eyes to them only. You may be assured bet ow-
;sand that you will not find among them any
true friend to the Charter. We shall find among
them, on the contrary, men who have accepted, by
rote, and as a matter of course, or seconded with
violence, the sanguinary despotism which has so long
usurped all the rights of Frenchmen. Is it, therefore,
under a Government (which it. would be the most
atrocious injustice to reproach with excess in its mea-
sures) that we ought to manifest opposition ? But
the people are not to be deceived 5y those false
alarmists. They only remind us of our misfortunes
for the purpose of aggravating them. They only
speak so loudly of liberty in order to silence her
voice ; and it is only to suffocate her if they feign a
wish is embrace her.
41 But there is a method of counteracting their
plots, and that is by the adoption of the law as it has
been presented to you, and which the Cemmission
has now the honour to recommend."
The Report was ordered to be rinted and distri-
buted—the debate thereon to take p1a...1 on Monday.
At three o'clock: tie Chamber formed itself into a
Secret Committee, and at four the Sittings were
adjourned.

try, among whom the want of pay is ft
- mere prete
deserve the most exemplary punishment.
cellency the Marechal Dnke of 'r.,:er.ter:‘,
mander in Chief of tbe French tror.ps, (Ider3
Chiefs of corps to point out the instigaior:, to
them and cause them to be march,:d to t:10 h
quarters of their military division:, Vzh the
plaints and evidence against them. 17... ft ell
testifies his most decided disarrobv:on of t1:1
duct of the Colonels, Officers, and st:I; (Ace: s
regiments in which the rebellion 1:;:s of
broken out : he accuses them of irn.ecilitr a..tl
ference for not instancy
..r
m..ng net ur';l pe7;
the guilty ; he renders them respor,-.:1.1!,.. for
movement which shall in future talcr p: ace, t.r.
dares to them that along with their
shall all the advantages promi...A.
King's Ordonnances.
" liend.v.trter%, Murzes, October 9."
" Lieutenant Ilozey and his accornplirer,,
thorn and instigators of thf: revolt wilich tefik
on the 27th of September List in the 2J Ite,,,;rn
Foot Chassems of the Old Guard, cantor,-.. „4!
o.anenf, have been arrested by the C1.....d.trm
Puy de Dome, and a detachment of tha Le:,
the Meuse.

44 I cannot praise too highly the zeal nr,
conduct of the Royal Cenciarmerie of the depai
of the Creuse and Puy de Di.)me, as well
Mt; ors and lnliabitama of the C mimunts
the place where the traitors arrestei,
corded the Gendarmes with
66 The Quarter-Niaster,
giment of liorse Chasfoits :he
some Chasseurs, who attempted to
ments, have also been arrt-s:ed.
" .A.ll these crimin-ll+ :it:: 11, nay dei;vere,]
the Councils ot. NV.tr, ‘l/4 to
prompt and severe justice
" llJurzes, Octuber It, 1:,1 1."

Frankfort ;Intl Tltur—is-P•pers—t!if• terrn
fhb, the latter to the !my:. atCuLd. '

vcroment of the Nether-bill, is occovied ;„
means to meet the nece.o.ll y expet.n:!; oi
and has had recourse to a system s;m;lir to
onr Assessed Tar2s, and rc‘kmpt;on a
Fund. The following are extracts :

OCfO:'E' .

All the mattrial of y h.is bva
preparations are making t:) up the La-;
erected alter the design of Vauban. 11,i,
longed to the Province a Loxemburg ; it
to France by the Treaty of 0:e Pyrenees in
HAGUE, OC: F.Ft
The Second Chamber of the States Goner:
having yesterday formed a Secret Committr
The Report upon the Address proposed u
seined to the King, received in its public
Minister of Finances, accompanied by two
of the Council of State. His Excellency 0,
Sax Von Oterleck then read the project of
cover the deficiency occasioned by the extra'
expenses of this year. The Chamber r(
have the project printed in both languag.:,,
buted to ail the Members.

The defic.ency is estimated at 4f)
to be covered without increasing the riti
by issuing an equal sum in bonds, beari
at 5 per ceut. to be redeemed gradu-0.4,
latuary 1, 1817, so that the who!? will bt
en or before the 31st December, 1333.
expense, an addition cf 15 11.. r cent. is to
all the direct Taxes, to 'how upon, err an\
(answering to the English A ss:..ssed
indirect taxes without e:;ception, ..111 s-,
and lastly, on the impost on ail foreign
as well as on the Customq. All pet son ;li
these taxes (les contribu..bles) are to adv:
upon these bonds, equal to the w!Iole of I
of certain taxes which they have paid this
the title of a war tax ; this advance to
money, and paid in five eval monthly ii
beginning in November nett, and ending
1816, because the receipt of the s::rt.,,:t 1;
next year does not begin till the m.a:th ri
STUTTGARDT, OCTOI
The King yesterday returned fioni IJfi
his Majesty went to see the Emperor of
he passed through on his return to St. P
His Majesty had on the 12th an interviet
Emperor, which lasted several hours.
The Queen left Louisburg today to tem
capital, where the persons of the Court '
the King's service, and the guard, :en
days ago.

HANOVER, OCTOBER 9.
Lord Cathcart, Ambassador from Eut
Court of Russia, is here, to fetch his Lad'
lived for some time in this city.

as
Viscount MELVILLE yesterday gave
several Naval Officers.
Saturday last Lord LYNEDOCK n,14 admil
Rector of the University of Gla.gow.
The dispatches received iron' C.:.tda.
dated the first week in September ; it at
the Commander iu Chiet had determined
the most disaffected subjects frons tt:e
orders had been given to apprehend thin
Purpose. The inhabitants of the towns
rand Point.petre having long subsisted br
prsvateeis men, were extrovieiy disconteDteil
new. Government, and all ranks maul esmi
repugnance to the Boustaoss than at Ltse
of the Island last year.

Ni AMP. -

.._..

ARMY IN PRANCE.
ruby last a most splendid review took place in
'lain of St. Denis, of about 35,000 British and
,verian infantry, and between 3 and 4000 ca.
including the Life Gu :rds and Oxford Blues.
Duke of WELLINGTON, attended by a most au.
is and brilliant Staff, came on the ground about
1 o'clock, and immediately rode down the line
land g.4110p ; the bands of the different regi.
struck up as he passed ; never did his Excel-
appear to greater advantage. In a few minutes
,ers were given, and the manoeuvring con].
; the Aides-de-Camp were seen flying from
skim to the other, All was bustle, the carriages
3niaotts spectators retreated rapidly before the
.; but when the Life Guards made a full
t;,e effect was at its height ; never could any
ccav, y a greater idea of their force. No serious
7At occurred—one young Gentleman had a
tsc.ipe ; his horse reared, and fell back-
up:t him, but he was not much hurt.—

11:1.1., General Sir L. COLE, Colonels HER.
nj coNcitcyc, were amongst the most conspi-
,rtive characters of the day; the troops looked
tsTil, and performed manouvres with their
~,rated co:erity. Amongst tie distinguished
preseiit, we noticed the Duchess of BED.

;::e L MONTAGUE, Countess of KIN.
13:sTI:R. as equestrians ; Lord and

C.!sILERLAGII, Mr. DRAKE, the Miss OGlL-
and a nutuerous assemblage of the most ele-
!;.! British Ladies that ever graced
Fsavice. The thty was :let ulially fine,
lio! nor dusty, and the line of troops, which
rd as tar a. the eye could reach, presented
Which nothing ever excelled. Fteld-tvlar-

IVI:LnE, and a number of Bavarian and
„II Oiliccrs acre prete:it, and appeared to.notice
dy the great movements ore,tatA, by the dlus-
WELLINGros.

,r,‘;‘) of t!ie 2d 13,ittalirn Ffkl, R^gi-
nose in Pottse3 Bart:tcks, are vxr...czed sgiortly
narw t., j(-in tl.e Ist Battalion at i iadrAs.
renal c the 3d Roy 11 N'eLer.n) Bat-
at 'eelit in Edinlpirgil Castle, are uu4cr
for Orkney, Fart George, &c. _ _ _

H. n. Czsmi CoLot.m. (Al, Chief Justice of
d, cArne honit in the GALATEA, and
the 9.;c1 Regiment, urid, r the command of
wi Ems,. The remainder of t!:e It‘t;iment,
ird the Tyne ir.inport, separate d ircm the
Tf. A the third day alter ltavitig Newfoundland,
\s since arrived At Pottsort.th.

tact of a letter from Part Louis, Mauritius.
This Island is vow in all the bustle

preparation ; Lord Nutria has applied for 3
:i.itary reinfurcefrer.t ff-rn this ga:r:son iu
luence of the protracted seal fare with the Neipani
aaineers, and the apprehended revolt of s- me (A
p;:vecrs of Hiod.fostan. Toe bl'Llt, with
smpaines of the 12th and 22d, are nadir
Ant:vary( rs(l7.:f k aim. Colonel K LATINO
to the command as liflgad,er-Generai,
f LUKER will lead the flAnkcrs. Pethaps a
-y of men never took the field. They are ex-
, sail iu the course of a few days."
COURTS MARTIAL.
Horse Cluar:S, Oveber 12, IRIS.
a General Court Nl..rtf .1, held at Cawnpor: ,
Indira, on the 4th Novenit.er, 1844, enct subse-
, days, Li. tr.liant R. M. GILLY, of his Majesty's
R:.giment cf Foot, WAS tried upon the follow:fig
-e,

or s:ar, Alan( anti infamonq conduct, unbecoming the en-
-01 an olac, r arld a get:tit:may, i haying gro pr,ya; J.
g A•• rs,o-nce at t Ceorral Court Martial wh,ch a •
:d a: t in the mouth laq, for amt, trial of
:: ...tot •C, :tto. of Li. ;V1.1.j:•4t)*6 1.;7t1t Regal:eat, •.uch
t ; ty tit, it jur:ous to tf c service, and in
r t ii.r Attit ,:t to %Var."

tch ct...irge the Curt Martial found the
T (.111Ity, and therefore adjudged him to be
itaich s..ntence has been approved and
w d.

Hcrive Coactls, July 15, IRIS.
G Cnurt :i.tl, hel,l at Bomb .y on
ith iii y. IS anti on subsequent days, Lieutr-
11.LJAM ocf.TT, of t} c 47Lh Rqimentot Foot,
t:‘e following charge, viz.
.c.itublous, arc! infamous conduct, such as 13
clia.actir of au offrer and a gentlttuan, in the

Er.r It , nn or .tlinut the lath of June, roliel!,•,J
1411, • l'oi;chiuion to 1 rret all pa., 'tiff, rr t res, and by
I.i ter:taut hiurcitiwrits to agree to 11.1 V on terms
And trieLdsh,p wiih hint for the fir ure, an 1, after
• .11.,b?‘: and lanoliar intercourse, trot. lug the rvilrtei b
; : 1 the ath (July, 181 a), an.l
,01.' do olsunr. the good urdcr•ta,iilt: g lie hod so lately
req or.cg Lieutettarn Hutchinson to kilbt hitn.
`z. lot Liviriz pledged hi. word of honour to ht.tjor Cheyne
a,rde II hostile designs living Lit.thenant
ic the f„lr.tviegm.,rnivg bre.diing so serious an t rigagentent.
4. fir :11Vi: 41'101-t upon duty, on the morning IA the Sth
•—• 1! Y, lb, 4). >tut to challenge en:an llutettinson,
•:: •-• r, to lit,ht a duel, in breach of the Articles of War,
of nun order and mint:try disupline."
• '4ll;tii charge the Court ft und the prisoner
• y e.:e all Os ant of the charge, as set forth in
tzveral "iaq.ances, and sentenced hire to be dis.
fr.ni his l‘lajesTy% service, which sentence
acd vinfirmee.

Ict” fromlitax (N. S.) dated September 5,
Ater a witrcr tinprecedented for severity
.71 America, bus succeeded one of the moat ex-
itS()!lS ever remembered in the province
Scrnia—th•: rain and fogs having been inces-
it, ;aid that ton at a time ot- the year usually re-
irk,,ble for thy and w.irm we..ther. The come.
'rves to the country, therefere, ale truly deplorable.
'e lad; are overflowed in every direction, and the
de4airing of the %heat and corn ever ripen-
have proceeded to cut down the same in their
!en age ks fodder for the cattle. The potatoe
'Ps have been much injured, and very little hay
.
'ed. fruit has been nearly all destroyed. The
rbour is tilled with ships in a disabled state, upwards
twenty vessels of different descriptions being now
mr.here, many of them without a mast ssr spar
niginmg.).

la~'.4L iN ELLIG~:Ivc.E.

MA 11.3;

Aim. aut. Ana. ant.
Dublin . - 1 0 CAI; -- • 0 0
Waterford -. 0 $ Malta .. . a 0
Guernsey and Jersey 1 0 Fiance -.- I 0
Holland - - 0 1 Hantburgh .- 0 3
nottcoburgb t . 0 1 Flanders .. . 0 0
Lisbon - .1) 1 con* Ina -. . 0 0

FALMOUTI T, CTOBER
Astived the M.:clan packet, with a mail horn Co.
runna, in sevrn days ; aod the Tom Brothers, %%ma:
TON, from Dartnifintit.—Wind South.

pLymou 11!, OC anlEa
Arrived the Altred, Nicr.cimitvt, horn Brest ; the
Amity, N:clioLL, from VOllO.lll, bomill to London,
and the Horatio, l'ozen, grim Guernsey.
PORTO/1011 114, OC
Sailed his Majesty's Ship REGULUS CO the Eastward.

DiiAL., OCTOBER 25.
Remain the RE.sounce East•lndiarran, and the
outward.bonr.d. C'.►rr.e down from the R;ver the
LORD MELvtt.l.r, f: nn► Gl.tsgoW.—..Wind S.W.

RANISQA re, OCEOBER
Put is here far killdeer, tie Cankwakl, Harwell,
Renown, Maley, and Pat Blaney, from London.
—Wind W.S.W. fine and moderate.

Poot.E, roam( 25.
Put back the Liberty, KINO, bnuud to Newfoitacl.
land, with masts fp: l/ .g and other Image; she met
with very heavy weather.

1.111.1ZP:101„ OCTOBER 24.
The Fame, Dt hcmisoN; from Archangel For this
port, that was on shore near 151 a Sound, has been
got off. One of the .i.►maica fleet, supposed to be
the Outtest, put into Ramsay Bay the 21st of Au-
gust, 27 days from Halifax.

G A VE6I: ND, OCTOBER 24.
Arrived the Samuel, Law.., front St. Dontiwo ; Janc, 13 :yid-
um, fr.( Sliyrna ; Su.atirah, Peters, front •Antvevrn ;'I hree
Friet.th, Walker, from Boutd. atec;. Good Verwagten, Kemp,
from Rouen; CI,o, Lu.lir, Item Alafaga. Sailed the Ducken•
Meld, N ou.l, for Jaitr.it a; Verus, Ord, for Gibraltar; M 4.
rianne, Pushic, fur Elsitleur ; Thomas and Elcanor, Cowley,
for os end.

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS AND rnomoTioNs.
Cal tain the Hun. T. B. Capri, to ronitnaLd Kitt°li, on her
arrival at Portsmouth ; Capt. Wales. to the Chilileis.
Lieut. nants E. Spat,ltott and G.Gaidner, to thr Myrini.lott ;
Ed. Malone, to tlx Vengeur; R. P:icival, W. A. Jo •nston,
I:enderson Thomas, Rte.', Langer, Gardner, Sharp, March,
Crooke. and Willis,
the falcon for rank; Lewis. to the Sa-
racen; Pierson, to the Iphigenia • Wood, (t!) to the Niger ;Ogil-
vie, and W. Lloyd, to the Pactolt.s.

Mr. Daniul LJVIS If .qvututed Assistant-Surgeon at Chatham
Dock-yard.

11ALIFAX SCO I TA), SEP r. Is.
The NAlteisse:., Hun. Capt. CIinFTONI
SaiS iMiliOji.itely for Bermuda. The ARAB hi ig,
16 guns, Caps in JANE, was iu company with the
above ship and Cie ActiAn in the late gales, and has
not since been heard of. The CYDNUS, 3Sguns, Hon.
Capt. SPENCER, is cruming off the Coast. The CANs,)
schooner, 10 guns, Lieut. CooKE, is in the Bay of
Fundy. The AczAtt, 50 gnus, and JASULIft and
l'E:.Pout brigs, are now in harbour.
SIIPTEMITEtt 19.—Arrived his Majesty's brig ARAB,
Capt. JANE, from a cruize.

The following Notice has been posted up in the
City : " Mansion-house, Ocobt r tt , Ittl 5.
" Whereas a number or Seamen have ap:.li-d at 'he Man .1-,n
House for relief, stating that they have vivid on hoard Its Ma-
jesty% shies of war, awl arc out of employ, and without ittvans
of subsistence, the Lord Mayor has ordered the tollowiog st of
Persions e s houren of tn. Majotty's Navy to Ise ctrculArd at tt•ls•
• ty. in order that the provicost made by Govertunetit for vie!,
r.ous maybe g• neraily known ; as well as mat Isis Maje,ty's
,-.13.ps are directed at this moment to receive all such as are lit for
service.

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