Star.
London, England, 1819-03-08 00:00:00

-FRENCH PAPERS.

PAiIIS,.3IARCII 4.
On Tuesday evening the King transacted business
with the Chancellor, and the Marquis Dessolles, Pre-
sident of Ole Council of Ministers. •
The Council did not assemble yesterday; the King
transacted business a part of the *day in his cabinet.
It is said that, by an Ordinance, dated Tuesday
(the 2d inst.), his Majesty has made a creation of new
Peers, ainaug whom are mentioned the following
1. The Due d'Faclignac, Grandee of Spain of the let order.
. 2. The Marquis de Saint Simeon, Major-General.
3. Lieutenant General Maurice Mathieu.
4. Lieutenant-General Dubreton.
3. Lieutenant-General Digeon.
6. Countliermain, Prefect of the Seine and Marne.
7. Count Germiny, Prefect of the Oise.
S. Count Iloudetot, formerly Prefect of Calvados.
9. The Marquis d' Aragon.
10. Count Claparede, Lieutena, t-General.
11. Count Chsptal, formerly Minister of the Interior.
012. Count sit. Sassy, formerly Minister of Commerce.
13. Marquis Catelon, formerly Deputy from the Higher
Garonne.
14. Marquis de Talouet, Colonel of the Lancers of the Guard.
15. Count Truguet, Admiral, formerly 3finikter of Marine.
16. Baron Bastard de PEtang, President of the !Loyal Court
of Lyons.
• 17. Count Portalis, Councillor of State.
16. Marquis Dampierre.
19. 11Iarqu'.id'Argosse, formerly a Prefect. •
20: Connt de hlontalivet, formerly Minister of the Interim
21. Lieutenant-General Raps.
22. Count Pelet de la Lozere.
23. Count Granunont rEsle, Member of the Chamber of
Deputies.
There is a report likewise of the recall of the Peers
struck off the List by the Ordinance of the 24th of
July, 1815, viz.-
1. Count Clement de Rls. 12. The Doc de Paisance.
2. Count Colchen. • 13. Marshal Duc d'.Ubufera.
3. Count Cormider. 14. The Due de Cornegliano.
4. The Duc dc Dantsics 13. Marshal Due de 'Devise.
5. Count Drdelay d'Agier. 16. The Duc de Cadore.
6. Count Dejean, 17. Count Montesquieu.
7. Count Fabre. 18. Count Pontecoulant.
8. Count Gassea.i. 11. Count llampon.
9. Count Lacepede. Co. Count Segur.
to. Count Latour Mabourg. 4t. Count de Valence.
11. The Duc de Praslin. 22. Count Belierd.
(Making forty-five of addition to the present Chamber.)-
Juirnest des Debuts. The other Paris Papers do not allude to the
creation of Peers.
French Funds, March 2-Five per Cents. 68f.50c.
Bank Stock, 1,487 f. 50c.-'March 3, Five per Cents.
G7f. 50e. Bank Stock, 1,490 f.
EXTRACT OF THE SPEECH OE THE COUNT LA.NJUINAIS.
After condemning the attack made upon the Law
of Elections, as one made upon our second Charter,
he proceeded as follows :
" After four yeafs of secret notes, always criminal
and always unpunished-after the intrigue at Aix la
Chapelle against this our tutelary law, so fully tried
by two years of the greatest tranquillity, and by ho-'
nourable selections-after this last intrigue of Decem-
ber, which had, tile same object, and whose tendency
was to bring back the calamities which were stopped
in their course
.by the Ordiaance of September 5,
1816-a new cloudy speck is formed, the presage of
a frightful tempest, and this cloud issues from the
Chamber of Peers. • This Chamber is instituted to
calm political storms, to preserve or restore harmony
among the' conflicting powers of the State, and it is
in its name that a vague proposition is made for in-
novation, thus producing an excitement the more
alarming in proportion to its uncertainty. This is
the'first act of *the rtvplutionists against the Charter.
They wish to bring back the old Parliaments,' if it
were possible. Have we not seen within these three
days the protestation of the Parliament of 1790; to-
morrow they will present to our admiration the pro-
test of the remains of the old Chamber of Peen pre-
sented to the .King in 1814. As to facts, eve.ry ihing
is in warlike preparation in the West, on the part of
the declared or secret enemies of the Charter.
have, in the departments df that quarter, their
assemblies, their secret army with private -
(Here the speaker was called to order,`
which exists in detichnsents, which
the woods and on the road*, Is
proceeds under regular orders,
quarters. Its' Materials for v
thousand i.nglith muskets.

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