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London, England, 1816-10-17 00:00:00

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the subjects without Eat
by their own authority
Ga many appears to be -
is only with time, patience,
that we can recover wl
thing could console us, it it
gociations with Franco—that
mystery..;—His Holiness made
tory Oche 23.1, the happy
Church of Rome, in that
stair. • This hutch is said to
cardat concluded under the
per is annulled, and things
of the•staio goo established by
leo X. said Francis. I. With f
all* has been discussed directly
Sovereigns by autograph
vailad throughout the progress
and nothing. was allowed
until all was finished. The
LAUSANNE, OCT 0)
The Government of Fribut
legion of the organic 14ws
German and French. The
its contents is that Which rel
Censorship. This tribunal
members, who have the
They must be of different
have completed 40 yearsuf
assemble as often as businet
'lady each year on the anal
Mont. The duties of the
tnitously. Their persons are
who offend against them are
nally as disturbers cf the pi
tions embrace two.principal
of the laws, and the superini
With respect to the first,
administration /if the Governs
the Officers• whu compose
overstep the bounds of their ,
public nor individual liberty ,
that no ordinance in opposition
in execution. For this purpose,
the right of Veto, to the exercise
thority is obliged to yield. Wr
tribunal watches the public
the members of Government.
to call upon the members .;
give an account of their condi
exhortations to them, 'to SUS(
dismiss them, according to
Finally, this tribunal examines
Cher the members of the Grand
ed, have fulfilled the COACIIIiOIIII
of 'them by law.

PRIVATE LETTER.

a The nominations carotin
papers 'give you them ; I ,
marks upon some individual
" In the Meuse is named
best modern Latin poets, but
police of Bonaparte immediat•
1815, to influence the public
Meurthe, and the Moselle.
.." In the ladre is named t
was Prefect of Paris during
Member of Bonaparte's Che
6' In the Nord is named
'pelted the House of Peers
.having been Member of Bona'
during the hundred days. F
'duct of this Duke (to call it
ved the King of the possibilm
instead of leaving France. '
occasion, in the Moniteur, a
footnoting of the Duke of 'Fre,
" At Dijon the Assembly
ing any Deputies.
0 At Evreuz they named
I.igot, and then broke up.
Minister ialist.
44 At Beauvais the Doke
list, was named, and afterward
up.'--In the Allier (Motilit
that the Royalists would be k
former Deputies, both of the
Durand and M. Preveraud de
re-elected : thanks to the
Coeffier de Mont, their former
perhaps have had as many
but who gave up his preten!
common cause. '
4$ What is the most surpri,
the open influence used by Mi
the use their agents make
England, 'any returning oft
rent electors that his Majesty'.
a person should be named, and
should not, would probably '
tl.e House of Commons to
such, however, has been the
denti of Colleges, and of In:
it for granted, without any ,
Majesty, as he is certainly too
Constitution to approve of Ski
46 It is astonishing hi)* slb,
ferent nominations arrives
Royalists Batter themselves
The arrival of Lord Harm
makes them hope that our
counterbalancing in some'scst
of Russia. .
I" It appears certain that
signed a pretest against the ,
sembly, as having been under
44 The hlteisteriatisti in Inc
that we were victorious at
positively that at least our
result:, they threaten us bet
intestine troubles. The Roy
seem at once to like and esteem
would not hesitate one minute
Sovereign, to fight us in the
it necessary for their nation:
as during peace.
of die
Morn could chew so strong.
of the Fiench nation as the -difficulty
inil, with all their influence, in deciding the
'ai? their favour. .
" The Duke of Kent was
this 121.
this mottling. Monsieur has been onytell ~....,
ins he has had-repeated vongtinitse but this *or
presented to I'le C 4.
• 0
*ion is mot looked upon in a lerloinilighta ,

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ise
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relates
at businessle.ltdattteeeiriscca tiger,
n tot.result of the r.„ •
to be certain
ntOtte
are replaced
00,6.,
by the Concord-: 611
:h some rndifieaatik;
directly between tl
SetucY
egress of theni-z„ b
to transpire t 9
t.p • a
OCTOtEit
iburg has pfid
.0
vie,;
kes of its constiiii:i.
le most ireN,Ttar4 „ „
4
11 is
"Nnied of 1• '
singular tide of
, •
gaffliiiet, and " • NT'
3
f age. The
.'••
en may requite, tit '!; I
iniversary of the •
Secrets are peri,rs*; •
are inviolable, d.
Ire to be pr,sro Ijt,.;
public place. 11,4
objects —the ,
Insentience of int,„•i. • „
t, the tribunal vak,
!aliment. It take,we
the Governanut di
eir nothority, that
,• •
.?"!:zilliceirCnbeisetwhceiolarh:wibthPhrueilhnalmhie to
wey'
With regard to ota,
lie and private , •
;eta. It is also tt
of the Grand Cowa
induct, to addres • ,s 4
aspend them, welt .-?1,
) the nature (idle ;tit
lines and &Imam ' 'I
rand Council, only.
arms of eligibilite
LETTER.
" PARIS, OCTOBR ll '
inue pouting in : the 1.1
shall only na.itafts
als.
,d M. Letnaite, nal cf
nut who was sent ofii ••••
!lately upon his arriral
is mind in tae Meuse, .
•
the Count de Eondr, • ;
g the hundred days,
)amber of Deputies
the I.)..ike 6.1 k .6144
on the King's oars,
maparte's House a
It was the idled( F•.
it no worse) whirls ..r
oility of stopping at •
Bonaparte paid oa
high compliment to .1
'revise.
ly broke up without
•
!cl one single Deputy, g
. M. Ligot is des
of Estisue, Wait 't
wards the Assembly rM '
lies) it was much k
e beaten ; but ;wit sl • '
,he majority, M. A
de la Boutresse, wen
generous conduct rf.
mer colleague, who
r Totes as either of
isions in order to* •
rprising to Engtslatet,
Ministry, and alai,*
of the King's we:
Seer acquainting ale
ty's pleasure was that
and that such ether;
ly be Called to the lan;
answer for his cond
re conduct of many Ph
nany *Prefects, and I
iy authorization from •
roo much attached to
such proceedings.v
lowly the news ut thee
from the South.
r that this is a go..t!
Towby and Mr. C.T.r.'s
sr Cifsinet is thinli,te
art the alarming
t at E cram Ir 4 D;c,
e proceedings of the A
ler undue influence.
society will liArdly all,
it Algiers, and est*,
r victory will iiioaocc
!sides with a tardily=
oyalists, on the co-"as;
.eern'us ' • and thoug.litml
ute, at the (Ides oY thit
e field, they do not
nal honour to caluoriki.
strongly the real opinico
e drolly the Misicil•
in gleeldinf. the Claus.