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London, England, 1816-09-14 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS. .
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PARK untiassa is. •
- TO eteention of the Royal Ordinance of the fah ttf
Septembet, the eigbty.sin departments of the' kings
Idom will bare to elect 250' Depoder• Thi Imlnal,
don of Trance, according to the most recent statists
cal surreys, amounts to 29,400,000; every Deputy
will therefore be considered as representing 114,000

individuals.
The orders which had been given foe the encamp.
meat of the English army in the plain of Dominators
been revoked. The manceavres are put off to the
end dl the month, when it is said the Duke of Cam-
bridge will be present. The Duke of Wellington
will first visit the camp of St. Omer, and then.
pair to the headquarters of Sedan and Colmar.to i
review the Prussian and Austrian corps. His grace
has issued a general order, prohibiting the officers of
the army to appear in public out of uniform.
• The Tribunal of Correctional Police at Strasburg
has condemned to five years' imprisonment, and
SOO fr. fine, with expenses of processs, Jaques Wen,
a butcher, convicted of having marked on his breast
a bird of prey, with the letters vive N. B.; of having
exhibited this inscription in the alehouses to the sol-
diers of Mtirat, returning (torn Hungary ; and of
having shouted ‘. vive Napoleon Bonaparte." two
days after leaving prison, where be had been con-
fined for seditious cries.
The Abbe Vinson has entered an appeal a
the judgment pronounced in his case by the Tr=
of Correctional Police. •
PRIVATE unlit& • .
4, Pasts, hers e.--• P.N. .
si The exactness of the following statement, be as-
owed, is unquestionable :
II During several of the late Cabinet Cum* held
On the Wednesdays, the Due de itichdieu, Coma,
Leine, and MOW" had proposed, and strongly
urged, the immediate dissolution of the Chamber.'
The other Ministers' as forcibly insisted on the evils
1 which must result from such a treasure. It was act
before Thursday. after the mid-day mass, that the.
various intercepted documents which I apprised you
Hof before, were submitted to his Majesty. At the
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e time official communications, presented by it
le ding Minister. left some grounds for)tiniebension
,t at a great Power would not view with satitfaction
'the reassembling of the same Chamber; is these
,causes ;I; to be added the junction of the Minister of
War with the Constitutional party, foe was net,
unaware that the Deputies, displeased at several late
nominations, were preparing a close investigative
into the excess of the expenses of that department.
His adhesion, however, was not absolute, for he
consented to the isr*er only; on condition of their an-
nexing to article 4, that the adjoins should remain
as they then were, united to the Electoral Colleges.
But this amendment was strongly opposed by the
authors of the ordinance, in the dread that the elec-
tors thus composed would thwart all their views.
66 The Monarch himself then declared, that he
would sign the Ordinance tea the amendment to ore.
fiend, and the Ordinance was thus signed. It is
certain that the Princes and Princesses of the Royal
Family were not aware of this measure before the
publication of the Abaft, •el Soursial asontiagio
containing the Ordinance. The Duc de Dimas, first
gentleman of the Bedchamber of the Duc d'Angou- ,
leme, put the official paper into his Royal High-
ness's hands. I could give you but a feeble ichlers
the consternation that has since reigned in the Palm.
At the mass on Saturday morning, the pretested
affliction of Monsieur, the Duc d'Angouleme; and
Madame, affected every spectator. The Winged
Duchess of Berri did not appear at the Thulll4l4BB
'that day. The Court in general (composed of the
different high officers in waiting
,on the King aid
Princes, es. permanetuly employed in the Palace) did
net disgahe their net, oat the part they took in the
recent unexpected disgrace of the Deputies. This
Iselin was so powerful, that whin his Majesty, at
sine O'clock, atter giving his usual orders to the an-
&irides on duty. inquired of M. Mamma, Penal
e the Heel (Thuillerie) and father-injal of M:
Maces. if he bad received any news froonte-i-fiL
itansereau replied, the last • latter is dated on the
Ibld ; certain persons exclaimed aloud 6 •••••••"".".•1
Losig has M. de Blacu' presence been requisite; ia
him the King will at least possess a friend soar his
person, and the meaarchy another protector.
66 I should not omit adding, that great hopes are
entertained by the Royalists of the result of the elec-
tions. They are making the most strenuous efforts,.
but it is generally believed they will prove fruitless.
The dispassionate public judge of the future Comp..
sition of the Chamber by the D 0014104011 of the Pre-
sidents, of which the great majority are decided
Ministerialists. They are morally sure of being
elected--therefore, there can be little question as to
the success of any measure prOposed by their patrons.
The influence of the late Members must prove, how-
ever, irresistibly commanding in the South and La
Vendee. The Ordinance will tall on these provinces
like a clap of thunder; but the Royalists of Paris
doubt not but their cry will be 6 give le Ru land
mese.' It is reported that M. -, President of
the Maine and Loire, has already written to the
King, to thank his Majesty for this new Mark of
Loyal favour; but he felt that the functions were not
independent enough to enable him to accept them.
66 The expelled Deputies remark, that the Royal
'Prerogative suffices for dissolving the Chamber,
simply because Le lin k seat, 'such u eke spill if Owl
Severn:a 1 they consider the motive assigned in the
Ordinance as injudicious, because if the Chamber has
been composed of electors returned contrary to thel
charter, that illegality alone, Om facto, reduces to a
nullity all the inoceedings of the Sessions, It is
turthermore observed, that the Ordinance declares,
that the charter shall be strhtly adhered to; but the
addition of she adjointi to the electoral collets is
contrary to the charter. and the Ordinancii .of the
illet of June, 1815; Gs which their pretensioaseepenc
is hot the repetition of the imperial Decrei of the
olaoadi of February, 1806.
." The Ordinanie requires the new Members. to
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