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wishes of my good city of Paris. It may depend . ___ _
care for its happiness. It knows how much I desire object, but there is a tribunal from which they will
see it always more and more prosperous: what a not escape whosport with human justice; and perjury
,aloe I attach to the preservation oflhat happy Peace, committed against a great nation will never remain
which it profits so much to its advantage.. I hope unpunished.
that Goa will second my efforts and my wishes, and One effort alone remains for the Deputies, who are
that I shall have numerous occasions to give to the friends of their country. If they disdain to discuss the
*ty of Paris proofs of my affection and my good will.. monstrous wog k which is submitted to them, it will
runs vas MILS or wriniasear. remain for them to listen to the complaints of all the
The Memorial Bordelais says—" There is nothing industrious classes of which thy are going to disinherit
talked of now but the discovery of a pretended con- France—to intercede for these thousands of laborious
spiraey at Pampeluna, in which the Royalist onion. individuals, who are about to be reduced to
themisery—to
teen were to have played the principal part. These defend the interests of the public wealth, sources of
reports have been invented by malevolence to malign which it is wished to dry up—when they cannot but
the faithful servantsthe throne. This is what has know, from year to year, the increased extent of 'seri-
given rise to them. In the magazines of the citadel of fices which have been imposed upon them. Printing'
Pampeluna were found some thousands of muskets.— the book trade, papermaking, give subsistence to a
The Governor had received an order to give 2,000 of large class of the population of Pans. They spread work
them to the Royalist volunteers of Navarre. He was to and comfort in a great number of the provinces of
deliver these arms, if he saw no inconvenience frost it. France. Before they are extinguished, it behoves all
The Coiets i)t the Royalist volunteers applied for these those whose existence is men
laced to
which is informproposed to
the Chem.
ms; when the Governor made answer, that he waited bee of
the consequences of the lea
to receive from Government a more pretise order. them—to appeal to the Royal wisdom Flom the parrk.
)poi this refusal, which was only temporary, and quite dious combinations of the hlioistry. This is egr
conditional, the report was raised that the peasantry of legal course which remains to allay the storm which
Navarre intended to seize them by main force. The rages over them, and it is their duty not to neglect it.
Governor thought it his duty to take some measures of Ve ought to say, however, that in the public indir
precaution. Nobody, however, applied; no seizure was nation is found, even in its eacess, a sort of palliation.
attempted, and consequently the least idea of a plot Tbirpeoject of the law is so monstroas, that a gir.at

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' HENRY' L. COOPER, 93, BISHOPSOATErSTItIRT . where
L WITHIN submits to • the Public the following Articles, at FRENCH PAPERS. tented
Prices decidedly reasonable, for Furniture e* superior Style and --ow- of the
Manufacture:amy. grattil
i VPHOLSTFRY-Poor French, and Teu Bed% Window From the Numbers of tie Odle dated tbe 2d and 541 of Jan
i Curtains. aad -Megrim Fatukures. •CONSTANTINOPLE, Noumea 16. Ms
CABINET WORK-Of the Sue quality and Materials ; ado ordow.„ am new Poore &Toulon, for the emotion of self as
. solid Furniture fur Foreign Climates. which the office of 'klub Aga has been eroded•
sr s
SHIPPING-Cabins fitted up with Wesson .and Dianatahs and Mostapha Aga, ez Koronbaradji Caehl, is appointed Ihtisab riment
a Passengers requisites provided.. Aga. The hotel of this °Meer shall be near the sea, that be may good I
CHAINS- Appropriate for Maas. Drawing Rooms, Bea inspect the boats.
Rooms, Sm. The Defterdar shall furnish the motley for the purchase, and the usual
- ' CARPETS-Bevseek, of the lisle qsaiity, U. 6d. per yard ; Sr- proprietors of the ground required shall be paid by the Mid. .u F
p psi" Xiddaradlaa",3l" 6d* and others equally kw' The collectors, under the Aga's orders, shall take no Sire, e
6 LOOKING GLASSES- From the utast magnificent to the
smallest, for Claim:gm. Piers, and Toilettes. mote than the fixed duties; their pay shall be two wisdo
CARVING sod GILDING-
e,oe very beautiful specimens for piasters daily i their children shall inherit their places. &gni
a .Consol Tables, Glan Ea.
, PAPES-HANG ING and PAINTING-In the Richest u well or in default of children, the Lieutenants shall succeed uli
them.-The four scale-bearers who shall accompany the the di
• • - • • as die Plainest Style.
FUNSEALS-Atteaded Gratad Vizir, the Grand Judge, the Ihtisab Aga, and XIV.
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V •• : Realm regard paid to Economy. io the most respectful manners and Fla- the Lieutenant of the Grand Judge, shall be taken honor
HOUSMAGKNCY-Hooses and Elutes registered for Letting among these collectors. The Ihtisab Aga shall punish and t:
re
or Disposal, without charge. . (after notification made by the Imam) all who shall fail, fresh
• SALES, APPRAISENIENTS, AND COLLECTION OF .
RENTS. FURNITURE WAREHOUSED. at tne first prayer in the fast of Ramazan, or who shall in the
i'. ILL. cooplat,93, Bausonsuu-usesa iffsone, has the honour bear false witness. He shall have the regulation of of vie
a of being Employed and Patronize:l by some of the weights and measures ; infractions shall be punished by of art
. • first Families in the Kingdom. • . . bascinado; if they are such as to call for severs puaish• the d
w
. menus, they shall be laid before the Porte. He is ape. brow
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMAS, Ac. cially enjoined to attend to the weight of bread, and to taste
a' WILLMOTT'S COUGH PILLS. - These Pills maintain the prices fired by the police ; and that the men
is hoe been foiled, by lens garrison, to Ps a most effectual butchers do not sell the meat which has been pre. time
w Rvlnesly; their alsvellloaie ti froolothss ezPosiwalians_..
_____inand "mall viou sly bespoke. • TI
A Miming the glawsges is/ "kb nnm *Mr w"4 wo'Y rani*" The Chiefs of Corporations shall take awe that the dealers of their snot
0. the n'"" **lama Vat: "hem' H°1141".11 and all Corporations sell only at equitable prices.
diseases of the Brost sod dm ellosoret same Pins is well -
ill known in a very large sod oneilnikoMMlPOOPl .thef have wood The Rayas shall not have wooden shoes at
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Re the test of time, and the • Wismar. fealubb introduce and shall be distinguished from the Mussulmans by linen alts
so non into very rural use. -•••- , . .•••• of a superior quality.
ig Sold in boxes at Is. 1141. wed Si. H. by Wilbme,.s39 nigh- As too great an hind: of people into the capital of 1
ig street, li*L"uth ; Baden, Chawdoia, amaladdeo marg. of St. might be attended with inconvenience, the number of
PM'S', 73, Princes-street, Edinburgh ; and 54, SackvUlestreer, ''' that
at Dossho : Sooty and Co. 136, New Newi.weere; and the principal aU those that come to be ascertained, and a register of
that
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Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom. all the inhabitants shall be kept, and no useless person •
city
ee Of whom may be had, Dr. FOTHERGILL'S TONIC shall be tolerated.
bg PILLS, recommended in general Debility of the Contrite- All the Hammels and boatmen, masters of baths, and ~
riot.; also as a safe and excellent remedy in those periodical
art irregularities which
adFemales, of delicate and languid circulation,
those who serve in them, the shopkeepers, tradesmen, J
more especially the younger part,are liable to. In boxes, at is. 1 1:1. and their servants, Ste. shall be registered, and shall tali
spit
of sad to. ed. give security.
r; , Also De. FOTHERGILL'S DROPS, so much celebrate foe Every individual newly arrived at Constantinople tee
4, their efficacy in Nervous Disorders. In honks, se 4s 6.1. I is. Al 22s shall be bearer of a billet, announcingobject of his reP
its ~----=-------'s journey. To this an inspecting office shall be established, the
or- TWELFTH DAY. where the officer of the Latch shall write on the billet of RU
BEHOLD a pleasing jocund scene, every one who atrives referred to the Aga ; or, in un.
,11,a
The drawing both of King and Qom,
- favourable cates,referred to the Aga to examme the bearer. 1 h
And names of notoriety,-
111" Such as Cantwell and Paul Pry; Every week the register of the Inspectors shall be ve. the,
ww " I hope I don't intrude," belt say, rified. If there should be discovered persons wit known 1:11'
"But give me a slice of cake, I pray." or not inscribed, it shall be inquited by what gate they Ti'
M. The merry song end dance sseeeed, have Conte. al I
By Oberon, Fairy Queen, decreed.
her The conduct of the Ham:nets and boatmen shall be LA
The conversation freely Ilion U
41116 'Toler lovely Belles and charming Beaus; sti icily superintended. Persons who arrive by sea shall
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F. Ladies whose Beauty all adore,
'inhaled by BOVILAXO.3 KALVDMI I be subject to the same formalities.
Their Hair embellish'd o ithion toil. At the entrance of t• e hairier four pares shall be paid N
jot e.cli man, and two pares for each animal, and six
PI By flowtowe's f4ni'd MACASIAII OIL, P'
'Make their Annual Twelob Day fete
Imo • paras for the Ti•ge e.
A source of Pieasure trout' great: It is prohibited to have armor onumunitatiOn in the Warns.
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JANUARY 5, 1827. ' [PiticE SEVENPENCK.
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isab Aga shall send to the Porte every person never existed. The imagination of one is the work 0(
of being namlefactor. These regulations do hatred and fear. The Liberals see with, great displea-
I to the pEovince. There *ball be a particular sure the number of Royalist volunteers, whichataily ia,.
• persons coining from the island. Every creases. Tbere are at present fifteen Navarre battalions,
•of baths who shall have more persons in his well equipped, and ready to sell their lives dearly in
an he has stated, shall be severely punished. the defence of the legitimate throne."
and.fish dealers are forbidden to Carry arms.
PROM THZ COURIInt FRANSAIS OP MONDAY. -
ire DUilitintlf other regulations relative to va-
OF THE LAW PROJECT ON THE PRESS.
es and professions, for the police, of the Haar-
One cry of indignation resounded through Paris nest!
rrevention of the ancient disorders in the slave
perusing the Joirnals—amazement and anger- w"aers •
: transferring to the Ihtisab Aga certain duties inted uon every countenance, the law of the peen
levied by the Janissaries, ate. Persons not p was read but it was thought to be a deception, It is
ere prohibited from meeting Coffee houses with read *maim and at length it became necessary to helices/ 1 .
or khams in the three cities of Constantinople, in the reality of the project submitted •yesterday to the
and Adrianople. However, the coffee houses
. Chamber of Deppties.- It is asked if such a law has heels . .
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xistiog shall be tolerated, bat cannot be rebuilt seriously conceived, meditated. psesenteJ—it it aiketd if ;.
he convent of the Ihrisab Aga. Strangers are a forgetfulness of ell shame could have been.pashed •
• 1,
lodged in the khams under arry'pretence what- to such a degree? The Ministry have perforated i i
One regulation concerns the costume of the
miracle, they have found the means of augnieming their 4 •••„) ,
f the Arabes, who are prohibited,- under very claimi to Public animadveiston* ....--they have shewn then)•
nakies, from placing themselves anywhere but .
enveasnore hostile to the Charter,. more the enemies el
ck of the Arabi whesibey drive women. The Prancemoreskilled in oppression,intolerante, and frees;
aU conform to the costume ordered by their
. than any one could have:previously dared to predict.
e Patriarchs. And why is it that
.such pains have been taker, to•
PARIS, J i: collect together, in twenty articles of law, all the coital I.
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ven; the king and their Royal Highnesses heard binations of subtlety, 411 the ti ices of duplicity, all the ,
he Chapel of the Palace. Thismorning, at nine
violence of despotism? Why have they not the dump f ,
his -Majesty received the felicitations of his fa. to declare that the Charter is no longer wanted; nor the • . i
the new year'. After mass, the King received liberty of the pressers:sired ; and that despotism Weaned 11
mations- of their Royal Highnesses the Duke and for, without curb or couuterpoise? They proceed, like
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, and Mademoiselle d'Orleans, the Duke de their rival Chaves, towards the charter of Portugal.-: ,i
i, and the Ministers, and after wards those of the. Chaves may incur hatred, but he wi,l escape contempt.
of the Seine, and the Police, the-Mayor of Pa• If the Mipistry had wished to prevent thislaw from
Council of State, the Members of the Institute, being submitted to examination in detail, their course • •
• afterwards waited on their Royal Highnesses, has been well shaped. Where would be the use, in fact, "I ,
leaving the Tuikties, proceeded to the Fakir; of their stopping to demonstrate iniquities, violations of
o compliment the Duke of Orleans and family. principle, absurdities, the monstrous assemblage of ' I
Z.—Yesterday at two o'clock, the Ambassadors which strikes the eyes•of the least experienced? Why ri
sisters of Foreign Powers paid their respects to do they treat as an ordinary law this conception of , 1
esty. frantic tyranny? Confiscation ; retrospective effect ; • 'e:
aday before mass, the King received in the Hall subversion of our civil and commercial laws • violation •
1
Irene, the homage of the Members of the Cows- ...of acquired rights ; preventive measures; 'falsehood, , ,
ate, baring at their head the Keeper of the Seals, immorality, deception, contradiction, are all found
d the honour to address the King as follows: accumulating in this project. A kind of recapitulation :r i ‘
—I Wog to your mos, the respectful felicitatkess of the, of all the iniquities which have been clothea in legel
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wishist which donut claw, sire, ~,ityer ea, for any forms in the epochs and crisis of oppression that bate li'
afflicted the different nations of Europe. The Spanish i• . ;
wishes that the years as they succeed may con- Inquisition, the Apostolii Jun! as, could not hope for
resemble each other—that Paovtoauca may anything like it, were they evun to send R Gonr i
shed the same blessings on your happy and zalea to change our legislation; they Nave, waver, 1 .;
il mists—that your submissive and faithful pee• among us a more able represeatative in the iltm of .
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ty always enjoy that precious prospei ity, the Monsieur de Peyronnet.
a of which is itself in advance, and which in-
presentati on This Ministerhi has
rodoubtless thnotought, that
the s
t ample
when it does not diminish. of s Ppet was an isufficiently 1
tidy, It.vnotures to wish that the devoted sub- solemn to-the nation. He has felt it his duty to add, the
lhosehomage your Majesty at thislntiment deigns cuttiog taillery to which his journals have given.. the ,a .
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may plways obtain from you, as a reams. title d'eapom des waifs dm prgids de toi. In that ne sae- .'a •..
For 'the same labours aid the Aimee teal, ttie same. easnsjias.been spared the nation, which is rohbed if its -
of kindness and confidencb.* •' '' tight,,the proprietaries who are to suffer coofimation,
King replied—" I receive With the snore plea. the industry. which is to be ruin:d. They speak
le expression of the sentiments of my Council of there of justice and Morality. They banter the pro.
as! have reason, to be pleased with their zeal and prietors of journals, who ought, they say, by the
r in all affairs of importance which I confide to it. auganeptation of the stamp, to indemnify the Treasury
y moving me thus—tt is by serving the State— for the expenses which have been caused by the shame- • •
has always acquired new claims to my confidence ful corruption of some of the public journals. The day
NOW:. after the Omar Rork had pronounced a judgment sue.
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returning from mass, the King, after going fora ciently severe, they dared to say that justice was corn•
st to his Cabinet, came into the Salon dela Pais, pelled to be silent before the greatest offences. But it
the Municipal Body of the city of Paris, pre- was necessary that • Monsieur .de Peponnet, faithful to ti
I by the blarquis de Dreux Brese, Grand Master his habits, should address some intuit to the magistracy,
Ceremonies, had the honour to present its con- who deplored to have to acknowledge him as their chief: 1
lotions. • , No, we repeat it, such a project of law is not of those 14
de Chabrol, Prefect of the Seinok. expressed hint- which ate to be examined, and to be discussed. It is . 'ft'
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t follows: . necessary to leave to M. de Peyronnet his disguised • , I
lire—The Municipal Bedy—the organ of the sea- censorship, under the. name of deposit—his printers I ,
is which animate the faithful inhabitants of your erected into censors of the press—his sympathy for those
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city of Paris—come to offer to you: Majesty the who have to conceal the impropriety of their conduct—. . •
tribute of its felicitations and its-wishes. his fines, extravagant by their amount—his violation of
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prance, happy and free under your Government, engagements contracted under the faith of existing
continues to enjoy the repose which it owes to your laws. Grave men like those who sit in the two
'in, and of which your Majesty promises it the ben ought not to have descended to such turpitude. • .
ion.
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Monsieur Casimir Perrier might content himself with , i
t reposes in security, knowing that in the hands of repeating his phrase—. Printing is suppressed in France . ?
escendant of Francis I. of Henry IV. and of Louis for the profit of Belgium." He would have only two 1. i
its destinies are placed under the guardianship of workto add—shame to the proposers of the law, and
ur. Peace, Sire, can also gain glorious triumphs, shame to its adopters. 1n i
he colours which it protects every day, adorn with If men be found capable of conceiving such a law ;if
palms this noble France, which is always ardent men can be found to sdopt it, there will be as little dif.
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e pursuit of every species of glory. These trophies fleshy in finding cowards to sanction it by a kind of i.
crones, these magnificent monuments of the wonder consent. The day when• it shall be promulgated, the
t, these prodigies of industry, the lively image of proprietors of journals will say to Frenchmen—" We
iouble crown, which has at all times adorned the are robbed of our property, as you are robbed of your
rs of your august dynasty,. such only announce the rights. We will not serve the views of those who would c
and the wealth of a nation, they also attest its disgrace before they ruined us. We accept ruin, and
sgth and its power, and continually inspire new set- save our honour. We will not sanction a regime of op.
!nu of devotedness, gratitude. and lover pression and falsehood. In submitting ourselves to the
he King answered-4, I always receive with the shachles in which they wish to enslave us, the social
e pleasure the expressions of the sentiments and the compact is riven. -We must now know how to pause •
ter of my good city of Paris. It may depend on all and be silent:* The Ministry, doubtless, will attain their 14
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knows how much I desire object, but there is a tribunal from which they will
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