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LONDON.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1819.
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The Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday arrived
this morning.
CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, THURSDAY, DEC. 2.
The Chamber assembled at one o'clock.
M. AWGLES, being the oldest Member present, was
called provisionally to the Chair.
The Pension :1- proceeded. to draw, by ballot, the
names of the Members, in order to their division intb
nine Bureaux. The first name he called out was
" M. Revoire."
Some Members thought be said M. Roy—others,
M. Gregoire. For a few moments all was agitation.
The PRESIDENT repeated more distinctly the name
of M. Revoire, and silence was restored.
The PRESIDENT continued the drawing, and at
last pronounced the name of " M. Gregoire !"
The Members on the right were instantly thrown
into a great ferment. Several voices called out—
" Adjourn, Adjourn !" Others, on the same side,
" He has not taken the Oath."
Count MARCELLUS, from his place—" No Regi-
cide in the Chamber."
The agitation was redoubled in all parts of the
Chamber. A number of Members od the left.-
" Proceed, proceed!"
M. DE VILLELE-" It is necessary to wait the veri-
fication of his credentials."
The PRESIDENT-4' Shall I strike out the name
from the List of the first Bureau, or shall it stand
inscribed there ?"

Confused cries of—" Yes, yes r . M), no r arms
at once from Cie right and left.
CountNIARCELLVS--;"Noßegicide in the Chamber.%
A number of Members on the left—" Order!
order !—Call M. Marcellus to order!"
The PRESIDENT repeated his question.
A great number of Members—" Put it to the vote."
M. DE Conalitass—" Put it to the vote whether
he shall provisionally form part of the first Bureau ',l
A number of voices on the left- ." hocked, proceed rt
The PRESIDENT..—" By suppressing, or by inch*,
ing the name ?" •
The same voices on the left--" Without suppressing.,'
The call for adjournment was renewed on the right
and in the centre.
M. MESTADIZE.--" Mr. President, take the opinion.
of the Chamber. Put the question of Adjournment
to the vote."
The PRESIDENT—" Those who are for the Ad-
journment"—
A general Eiovement prevented the President from
proceeding, some protesting against the coarse pur-
sued, others declaring that they did not understand it.
M. DE VILLELE—" I demand, to be heard."--ale
mounted the Tribune, and a profound silence ensued).
" I would make one observation respecting the in-
troduction into the Bureau of the Chamber of a per-
son elected by a Department, who has not yet taken
the Oaths. Not having done so, it is dear that he
cannot act, even provisionally, as a Member of the
Bureaux. I believe that this consideration alone must
do away with every difficulty on the subject, eves
supposing there were not otheKreasons, as every onel
knows there are, against the admission of the name
which hls just been pronounced."
The question (of Adjournment) was again loudly
called for.

The PRESIDINT put it to the vote.
The right and part of the centre rose in the affirm-
ative.—The left and a part ,of the centre in the
negative.
The Plasm:NT declared that it was carried ,in the
affirmative, that the inscription of the name of M.
il Gregoire should be adjourned.
A number of Voices—" Proceed, proceed!"
M. DEMARCAY—" I demand to be heard."—Ho'
mounted the Tribune, and began to address the
President.
Several Members—K Address the Chamber."
M. DEMARCAT—" Allowing that the Chamber
have adopted the proposition made by the Honour-
able Member who preceded me (M. de Villele), the
President has made an unjust application of it. He
has said, that according to that decision, the name of
M. Gregoire is not to be provisionally included in
''the list of Boreal': ; but admitting the decision to be
proper (M. Macarthy de la Drome, from his place
It is extremely proper,') the President should have
said; The names of all those Members who have
not taken the oaths shall not be included in the for-
mation of the Bureaux."
A number of votes on the left, " Tes,
ought to be so understood."