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London, England, 1817-09-27 00:00:00

TRENCH PAPERS

PARIS, SEPTEMBER ss.
ELECTORAL COLLEGE OF THE REpARImENT OF 1112

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The following is the result of the first scrutiny for
the nomination of Deputies. .141. Laiitte. banker,
having a number of votes amounting to upwards of
a fourth plus one of the. whole number of the Mem-
beEt4LtheCollege, and to WI/ plus one of the num-
ber-et' -Electors Who 'actually voted, has in conse-
quence been proclaimed a Deputy to the Chamber.
rise.persons who atter M. L4titte obtained the
gre4test numlser of votes, without, however, bating
the requisite majori:y, are as follow :

M. M. Acr.vKT .), Under Secretary of State in

Miassiry of 'N'ar
BAR rut:Amy, !Luker, Pre,,ideat of the Chamter of Cons-

mvs,e •
YLLA kr, Ceencillnr of S:a:e, Froeureur General to the

ES'S

_
ViAir Royale . . . - 2343
ro.: NUT, lia•tamit r of thr Orli rof Advocates . 374
Bib, I ON, Notary naval, Atleoltna of the Cowan (lewd
I. the Department • . 1147
L
CAII 1 DL LA BONNADIaIt, Maffei of Requests, Mayer
of tit, I ~Ii Arroodisseateot - . . 2453

CI:API/41., u.n. - - . .. 245
CONS CAN r DI RICEC.2I.•[ (BLN!AMIN), PrOpftetOr 1346
Di.t. it z - - 908

i)I7;;ICNICR, Colonel of the 6th Legion of the Uatior.4l
Cued. '7PS

111/..lonve, Advocate • . - - gh9
IJeLA a r 4 a (It two:4 so), Member of the Council General of
the /howl nicht - - 1850
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DZLESitIII OINJA111:1). BilikeT - - 3044
1)::303 (Count) . . . - 137
InIAIAb (Count AdLyman) - • • 240
titustur At VOILiNo, VreptittOr - • 2304
GUtIVT, wll. . . . 1998
hut rtAu Doan:par, A.!vocre, Mayor of the sth Arran-
el •-wrens . - - - 677

1 alit& (I kaNenis), formerly a Me:chaa 512
LAFATIAIt 2001
LAIN C, Nutasy Royal, Chief of the Bth Legiou of the Na-
Uinta' GUM'S - 866

Luau N. Mdyfor Of the 4th Arron&stment 885
LL Paw)* DE, PLAINVILLILI3. Bioko., Mayor of the eat

Arruntlisrrntent

.11Antruss, Advocate - • - - `,',771
Osatvise. Director of the Bauk, Mciuber of the Council
Genets! of the D.:partment - - 1191
PARDIMS, lituirsbot iit the School of Law - 1078
PAIDUltft, leliniAer of Ju•tice, Keeper of the Seals 206 S
Pains. (Cssinse), Beaker - - 28 9
t/V.Alt tat tit t Dt (201t:CY. Mein)). r of the Institute 979
Itamou, Kole. l'imureur•Gentral to the Court of Ac-
e:autos - - - 946

Storstart, ,uh-Governor of the Bank of Frauce - 8%0
kir. ,Adr.)ca,e . - a 23d0
I•EANDAvi, 'Merchant - - - 386
1 MARS ( he Cuuut dr) - 1273
.1 'mita, .tdvotate - - 901
TIT, l'it-Idcht 01 the 'tribunal de Premiere Instance 1836
VAL VON, forilltrly au Attorney 103
Published by the; undersigned President of tLe Electoral
College of tl.e Department of the Seine.
Paris, Sept. 142,1817. (Signed) BELLART.

The operations of the scrutiny having been pro.
longed into the day of the 22J, the Sections are to
•;sem: 1.-• again tomorrow, the 23.1. The Elekturs
Avho have not voted in their respective sections, will
drabness regard it as a sacred duty to attend. The
l're,ident and Vice-Presidents of the College earnestly
resuest them to do so.
Signtd by the Pre.iiktot and Vice-President% of the Electoral
Co!lege of the Departmtut of the Seine.
Par:', September 22, 1817.

M. DEMURE, President of the Chamber of Depu-
ties, is reelected at Colmar Deputy for the 1):gorr.
moan of the Upper Rhine.
M. Islaonavat., Lite Member of the Chamber of
Deputies, is elected at Lyons Deputy for the Depart-
snes.t of the Rhone.

Prince PAUL of WUBTEMBERG has arrived at Pans.
He is at the.hottl ot Marshal DAvousr, which he
has taken for ifirre years. The Princess ot WVRTEN-
auto and ber children have been at Paris these three
rpotithb.

Ihe persons condemned for the assassination of
M. Fueldes appealed on article 317 of the Code o
Criminal Instruction, which is as follows .—" Before
giving evidence, the witness shall, on the pain of
nullity, swear to speak without hatred and without fear,
to tell the truth and nothing but the truth." Now,
one of the principal Witnesses, Madame Manson, aster
Inking this oath, formally retracted, declaring that
she did not speak without fear, and that she could not
tell all she truth. A question equally novel and serious
may therefore-be stetted, namely, whether a retrac-
tion of an oath amounts to nullity, in the same man.
nee as the not taking it would ?
The following are 'erne farther details respecting
the judgmetit in .this celebrated cause: Alter c 'linty
hearing his sentence prons unced, Jausion said to
Ma-
danie litinCaig " 1 call upon you to say, whether you
saw me in your house?" She did not reply. .1 iusion
then said, " I solemnly protest my innocence; and
I will pious it. by my testament at death."
Much itils.rination has already been collected re-
specting a: compliers hitherto unknown ; the new in-
vestigation which is doubtless about to commence,
and the mere precise deposimns wh:ch Cie arrest of
Madame Manson must procure, will surely disclose
the details of this affair.
M. Charles Z. Papal Nuncio in Switzerland, Is
?ointed by his Holiness the Papal Nuncio to the
.Court of France.
A. private from St. Petersburgh, dated August 31,
ettriteins several interesting details, front which we
extract the following The Court of Rio Janeiro
attributes the declaration of' the Allied Powers in
favour of Spell), in. part to the friendship of the List-
peror of Russia for span ; that declaration has made
the greater sensation in the Brazils. in consequence
cf its being signed also by Austria, notwithstanding
she new family connexion focused between the Courts
of Vienna and Rio Janeiro. Baron Balth Fold, the
Russian Minister in the Brazils, pretends to have been
staged with little attention by the Court. He has
sent dispatches to St.. Petersburgh, soliciting his
recd, and stating that he has renounced all exercise
of his diplomatic functions until this atlair be settled.
M. Latigsdoiff (the author of -a voyage round the
Globe, which be performed along with Krusenstern)
who has:resided long at Rio Janeiro, is the only per-
iled who keeps communications with the Courr. As
he is much in favour with the King of the Brazils,
it is supposed that he.will be able to arrange the exist-
ing differences between the two Courts. We are as-
sured that our Court intends to call upon all the
Oran: in Europe to prohibit the equipment of ves-
sels of war, and the seeding of arms to the Insur-
gents of South America.
sand to declare all
then.. cruizers which Appear in the F.toupeeds seas,
pirates. The intesreatioa of uex Court with that ue