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London, England, 1817-12-26 00:00:00

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retteSt Ceiftity.' • •
littnlo or Till 'Ors Diximbra.
Coalmine, of Petitioos reported by Mr. Montt.
these of Messrs. Guyet and Cauchois.Lo-
cemplainiog of having been ordered hya pot
- at Brawls to quit the kiagdaat.Ac. Thal
proposed that the ketitiou should be laid
for the inspectioa of the Members. Ma.
formally declared against this. and caned
.4 Assembly te proceed imaamhately to discuss
isupoitant subject. M. Itusani-iapsaved, this
would be deviating from the order • hit
, Assembly in regard to petitions.aad that
Sem arise in which the passions would perhapaeo..
Ira Mr. Kemper-proposed to refer thesepveldase
as-the eraminatioa of the &aims: the Amicably,
according to its regulation, decided, that this Pro.
' 'should be taken into consideration in another

Report of the Central Section•wa: read, eon-
observations on the second Project of. a Law,
lo the Tax on Inheritance, the discussion of
fixed for Monday next.

wane Committee then made a Report on the
fiegassary law, relative to the Finances, to prevent
',interruption in the levying of die public revenue,
Ist of January, 1818. This !swims op~
by seas Member, and defended by the Minis-
Vipassce, who showed tbe necessity of it. It
the vote, and carried by $3 vows to 5.
4 from Qoebee state, that a Memorial has
,listed by a great number 'of British settlers,
that Government would not take off any at
on timber from the North of Europe; ad.
say duty was apoted tpewthe timber
Hritisb settlentepts In-Catiada, they would
to come MN competition in the English
with Swedes mkt other northern nations.

FREM'ti PIPERS.

PARR DECEMBER U.

Yesterday. before mass, the Bureau of the Cham-
ber of Deputies, with the Minister of the Interior at
its head. presented to the King the Projet of Law
adopted on Saturday by the Chamber, relative to
the Journals. The Keeper of the Seals. then had an
aodience of his Majesty. After mass; his Majesty
held a levee, and received a great number of per-
'sons of distinction. . •
It is stated that the Minister of Finance receives
daily new propositions on the loan of the following
year, and that a concurrence to take part in it ho
vourable to its success is forming both among foreign ;
Ica pitali.ts, and houses of the first eminence in the en.'
trriur ; but it appears to be ascertained that; the Mi.
!lister who has provided for the charges of the cur.
rent service foe the commencement off-thi year, will
not enter into any negotiation on the subject of the I
loan. till alter the passing of the-law on the budget.
The King, on the proposal of the Minister of War,
has accepted the offer made by 404 half-pay Officers,
in the departments of Oise, the Somme, the Maine,
and Loire, to renounce a fifth part of half-pay, in
arrear for the first quarter of 1814. His Majesty
has seen with satisfaction their zeal in thus lending
eir aid for the relief 4.4 the State.
An economical soup establishment, founded by the
Duke of Berry, commenced on Friday last its distri-
bution of soup to the poor. Another establishment
of the same kind has been formed under the patronage
of M. Beirjansii Delessert, the banker, Member cf
the Chamber of Deputies.
. Bran Ordinance of the 10th inst. the King has
authorized the Hospitals of Curcarsonne to accept a
'legacy of more than 200.000 franca left them by
Dame Series; a widow lady.
M.'M mbrueil appeared nn the 18th inst. before
late Royal Court of Douai. The audience was both
numerous and brilliant. Among the rest were ob-
served foreigners of distinction, and General Officers
[of the Allied Army. M. Couture, the Counsel for
the prisoner, pleaded (or four hours, and contended,
'that the facts imputed to his client lay within the
competence of the Correctional Tribunal. The cause
was adjourned to the following day fur the conclu-
sions of the Advocaoe-General, and the sentence
would be pronounced last Saturday.
A decree of the Royal Court of Montpellier, ii-
dieting Madame Manson for perjury, had order •
liter to be tried for that crime before the Court of
Assize at Rhodes. M. le Procsreur.General having
appealed against this decree, demanded that the affair
should be transferred to the Court of Assizes at
Albi, from a consideration of its connexion with the
indictment relative to the murder of M. Fualdes.—
'The Court of Cessation hat agreed to this demand,
and has sent Madame Manson to be tried at Albi.—
The prison destined to receive the 'accused at All*.
appears to present every security against their escape,
and the preparations made for that object are entirely
finished. Already the family of humus have hired
an entire apartment in the city. The prisoners are'
set expected till the month of January: At Rhodes-
ODIDe uneasiness is felt as to the manner in which
surly 600 witnesses are us travel to Albi. all of them
more or less important, and none of whom tan be
dispensed with in se grave a case. What will aug.
usent the difficulties of the journey is, that along this
road, which it will .Ise impossible to severe, Ss less
than two days, at-the presses season of the year, al.
though the distaste is not more than twelve leagues,
there is only a single inn, at the Bridge of Taro, and
it contains only four beds. In addition, there are
neither diligences nor carriages of any description
along this road. and already all the horses are in re-
' nuisstion for two miles round. It is added, that
among We amens. blage of persona, there are four
women ready to lit I; and among others, the wo-
man Pastan, one of the most important witnesses.
—Another objection is also raised at Rhodes against
the removal, which is, the advantage the jury would
derive from local cireueostances—an advantage, it is
said, which no planet the place can supply; and from
all these circumstances, it is urged that an exception
Ito the ordinary rule would be desirable, to be autho-
rized by the Legislature, if necessary, permitting the
Court of Assizes at Tarn to decide upon the afikir at
Rhoden. It is to be prestuned.that these varionsob-
jections have already been submitted to the proper
authority, and if it should sot be thought expedient
to yield to them, at leak some arrangements will be
adopted to remedy the inconvenience alluded to.
1 M. Gillaume, an opulent and skilful carpenter of
Paris, has solicited and obtained permission to be at
the whole @nesse of fixing the statue of Henry Ilt.
On Wednesday next will be tried in the firs Chant-
bet of the Tribinal of the Premier Instance thee.ause
of his Royal Highness the Duke of Orleans against
M. Julien, the proprietor of the Theatre Francais.
M. lupin will plead for his Royal Highness, and M.
Tripier for M. Julien.
According to intelligersce Irons Germany, Las
Cases has &wily obtained permission to establish
himself in Preemie. and he has consequently set out
from Funkiest to proceed to Berlin, the place of his
new residence.
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- lrliattsat, DISCIMUR O.
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'Thee is IN WIC any doubt as ,to the departure
of the Archduke ier fps Italy. A part oithis egoi-1
Page, and some of the persons attached to his new I
anwi, will set put nest week.
'. • TANGIER, 140V1113111 ea.
1:„ There has arrived at fdogadore an English sow
,ellent vessel front Gibraltar. It has on board some
ordnance carriages and two British artillery officers,
wbose destination is unknown. It is uncertain whe-
'chef they bays come from curiosity or are entrusted
with some special missies.
It appears that there is no contagious disorder in
any pan of the interior of this kingdom. -
- , MADRID, DgOIMIWR s.

Orden have hese given to the Captain• General of
Canlonia to proceed to the definitive judgment upon
the accomplices of General Lacy. This stair will,
be eigorously prosecuted.
The Log 'hes named his brother, the Infant Don
Carlos, President if a Junta. which is to ioeptire into
the means of restoring to.tbeir former lustre and au-
thority the ceremonies sad ;Woof the noble order of
the Golden Fleece.
! • The vessel San Antonio, from Peru, and which
was expected at'Cadie. bet Waived in that port. kto-,
,sides the specie winch ii has on lewd, it liken with
ate eutzeinely rich ears,