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London, England, 1816-02-24 00:00:00

CHAMBER OP DEPUTIES, FEB. it.

The Coupt de Mangum will develope in the Se-
cret Committee of Wednesday the 21st, a proposi.
Lion to beg his Majesty not to defer the time of his
Coronation.

PARIP, PEBRVARY 41.
The Due de la Chatre, lite. Ambassador at Lon-
don, is appointed First Gentleman of the Chamber,
in the room of the Duke de Rohan, deceased.
An action of damages was, to have been tried a
few days since, brought by a Spanish Lady (Miss
Goursales) against Marshal Soult, the mock Duke
of Dalmatia. This Lady asserted, that the Mar-
shal, having abused his authority while in Spain, to
force her into the service of the French, she thereby
lost her whole fortune, and justly came upc Soult
for an indemnity. Whether Miss Gougesles disco-
vered that her demand was ill founded, or rather an
arrangement had been come to between the parties,
we know not, but the attornies on both sides have
drawn up, by common consent, an opiniins, which
awards a judgment in favour of the Marshal.
The hand-writing of the documents alluded to, as
being found in the possession of the ez•conventionalist
and murderer of his Sovereigns, Courtois, has been
recognized by tfee Royal Family to be authentic;
t'.ey have: been entrusted to a clever engraver,
sia:ike ;mkt. of them.
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last Wiil and Tes•-ment vi the Queen, written foor
dos before her de: but which he had carefully
concealed ever since.. D4'chess of Angnuleme
has sent to the Dutche. Tom-genes the hair of
Louis XVII. found along with the letters of his
august Mother.
From Milan we learn that the Emperor of Austria
will not go to Rome, on accOunt of the differences
which exist between his Majesty and the Holy Father.
Coent Nugent, Commander of the forces of the
kingdom of Naples, has been created a Prince. We
believe he is a native of Ireland.
The Jews at Berlin lately endeavoured to establish
a new synagogue, but the King peremptorily forbid it.
It yet remains unknown when the Diet of Frank-
fort will assemble.

The Doke de Damas Crux has taken his oaths, on
being elevated to his new title. -
M. Regnault has been appointed by the Institute,
Director of the French School of Arts at Rome.
It is easy to see what progress the French have
made in the arts by comparing the new pieces of 40
francs and S francs with those struck SO years ago.
On Monday several thieves, condemned to the sal-
lies, were exposed tor an hour to the public previous
to being sent off ; two of them had the audacity to
state that when their five years were expired they
would return and rob as usual. Surely such scanda.
lous behaviour deserved further punishment.
The Ambassador from a great Power was lately
refused admittance to a public ball at Frankfort be.
cause he went in boots. Can this be nisi-named eti-
quette t
Great preparations are making at Madrid for the
reception of the Princess of Portugal, who is to re-
ceive the kand of Ferdinand VII. _ _ _

The Minister of the Grand Duke of Baden deli-
{eyed his credentials at the Thailkries on Monday.
A code of civil and criminal laws is now preparing
'by a Commission in Poland. The Grand Duke
Constantine was hourly expected at Warsaw when
the last accounts came away.
The King of Prussia has conferred the Order of the
Black Eagle on the Duke of Wellington.
A young man (the son of a Lieutenant-Generall
who has lost an arm and a leg in the service of his
country, and a Commander of the Legion of Honour,
icc.) was condemned to eight years hard labour, on
Monday, for having robbed an Englishman of his
trunk at a furnished hotel: the father offered to pay
the value of what his misguided son had stolen, which
was agreed to, but the -Officers of Justice heard of
the affair, and brought him before the Tribunal.—
The spectators in the Hall "appeared greatly to corn-
. eniserate his unfestnnatt situation.
The Royal Volunteers of the 10th Legion of the
National Guard of Paris, have presented their Cap-.
gain, M. Agier, with a handsome sword, in the place
if that which he broke at the bead of bis Company,
on the 20th Of March last, when the perjured traitor
cteclared for Bonaparte.
BERNE, FEBRUARY It
A Basle Paper tells us, that a person coming from
France, who too,k the name of Montantier, and ano-
ther Trench traveller, have been arrested at the Ho-
tel 01 la Cictlgue, as presumed accomplices in pro-
k.cts tending to disturb the Wet Andtranquillity of

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Tram*. The fate A, lived eireenietaseee had'
caused-that' to be:suspected. One of them, .ealeri
Joseph Moerard, had been Intendant of the Ex• King
Jerome, on whose account be hitd been travelling in
France and Italy. The second- is called Hogner,
and had accompanied Molinari in the last journey.
Both have been released upon the examination of their
papers.
MILAN, FIBRUARY 16
A letter from Parini contains the following intel-
ligence :—" It is said that an order has‘been receiv-
ed here to pay off the Household of her ImPetisl
Highness the Duchess of Parma and Placentia, and
m destrorthe fortifications of those two places."
FRANKFORT, FORUARY 15.
-The same uncertainty still prevails as to the open-
ing of the Congress and the Diet, but the labours
preparatory to these two great Assemblies are pro-
ceeding with.