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London, England, 1818-02-02 00:00:00

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of moderate duties, with the trans-marine
of Spaiu.

The Letter from the Emperor of RI
Duke of WELLibinrox, requesting him
fluence in favour of France against the,
to the Allies and their subjects, of which
laid a copy before our Readers, was
a Memorial, which was communicated,
time, to all the Allied Courts, and of ,
the Court of the Thuilleries. It is mein
the political circles in Paris, but it has
fished. This Memorial, after a mint
of the claims made on France, by wh
appear that the payment of them
reduce that nation to bankruptcy, ct
paragraph, entitled " Fete de l'Esvipetew

" In this vote or opinion, the Ear/moos says, ,
rests were concerned bot those of his awn subjrcts
Russian), he should be willing, as in other instances,
his claims altogether ; but that those claims being
selves, and such as be can have no controul over
discharged, subject however to such reduction
French Govcnunent au to discharge them. The
bons, at the same time, his Allies not to suffer
to produce any disunion between them Ile •
the retie du mid, meaning probably thereby
I Isinistn, is ever watching the opportunity of i
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meemplished ; and finally recommends that
With all the messepor due to her situation; ...
sandy, as far as Us her lies, all just claims upon
tie lead resistance on her part would meet •
sited and severe punishment?
In this document it is recommen,
nisters of the Allied Powers in Pan!
subject of their claims; that they take

sideration the statements of M. de RI(
they subject the claim to a new Int
order to put aside all such as are not
private nature ; that this being gone
M. de RICHELIEU'S representation beint
whole of the claim undergo a general
be borne in a due proportion by all the
To those who argue from this docu
(perfect understanding exists between
British Governments, it is replied, that
tion to the Duke of WELLtucrrow is
the part of Russia, by which she takes
merit of a liberal suggestion, whether
or rejected.

The Dutch Mails which were dui
night, and brought papers and letters
from which we have given extracts in
According to these Papers, the late
Duke of Wats.tivorox to London, had
urgent demands of the French to remove
the Army of Occupation—and some proposal,
ing the British corps d'artnee in particular,
may credit these accounts, the French
the reduction of St. Domingo—mad
attempt !

A Hambnrgh Mail also arrived
this we have accounts that the E►triaoa
has directed his Ambassadors at Vienna
fort, to remonstrate against the violence
dents at Wartburg, and against the inc
tionsness of the press in Germany.
A letter from Hanover, dated the 1

" A General Order so the Army hu been ,
mend of the Duke of Cambridge, announcing ,
cers of the Landwerh have been dismissed Erw
having taken presents in the affairs of the service
will In future be punished according to the
his Royal Highness hopes, that the present ,
warning to all Officers, particularly the younger
perienced among them."

The marriage of the Duke is said
the 24th February.

The Paris Papers to Thursday last
arrived since our last.

The Chamber of Deputies are proceedia
consideration of the Recruiting Bill
tide. An Amendment of the Committee,
Article has been adopted with a verbal
namely, that the. French army shall
voluntary enlistment ; but, if that should
cient, by a levy. Count BZUGNOT
amendment, that no young man should
before be is 40 years of age, without
parents or guardians. That amendment
by 130 to 92. A long discussion took
period of service, which was, however.
cording to the original Projet.
Another discussion of some length
the amendment for making the successi'
dependent on an annual vote of the '
M. JOLLIVET on that moved the prey'
The army, he said, ought not every yt
at the discretion of the Chambers. The
of their forces was necessary to preserve
cal equilibrium. It was a kind of pendi
ought to produce a perfect equality.
thought they ought not to confound
army with the contingent necessary fol
The first was permanent, while the second
able from necessity. He supported
M. CAI:MARTIN, after M. de Sr. CRICQ
the previous question, expressed his
one would oppose the annual vote wi
a just idea of a representative Govern,
haps by those who had, but who
interest wished them not to enjoy ii
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