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London, England, 1820-02-21 00:00:00

NOTICES OF MOTIONS.

I. Mr. CHATICILLOS of Excnsuunt—Bill to continue, for a
time to be limited, such laws as may otherwise expire within
that period.
2. Mr. Ctisscer.r.ou of Esc/mutt—Vete of Money on ac-
count of Civil Contingencies, and for payment of the Civil List
(in Committee of Supply); and Vote for the application of
.C 7,000,000, fur the unapplied Aids of 1819 to the Service of
1820.—(In Committee of Ways and Means).
S. Lord Viscount PALNIZIMON-Bill to continue Mutiny Act;
and Vote of Money on account of Army Services.—(ln Com-
mittee of Supply!.
PRIVATE BILES—SECOND READINGS.
I. Eye Inclosure.-2. Liverpool Improvements.

FLANDERS MAIL.

BRUSSELS, FEBRUARY 16.

We have refrained from speaking of an event which
has lately taken place at Louvain, and has made some
noise. The following is the case :—M. Trappes, who
is settled at Louvain, was arrested there on the 1 2th.
A decree was communicated to him, which orders

him to be expelled from the kingdom. On the 14th
he set out for Givet. Mr. Trappes is an Englishman,
and had fixed his abode in this country. his name
has been of late frequently mentioned in the Papers,
and it is he who lately opened a subscription in Lou-
vain for one of the Editors of the Observer, who has
been condemed to pay a fine by the Tribunal of that
City. As we have no knowledge of the reasons of
this severe measure, we shall refrain from any reflec-
tions on the subject.
BETZLIS, FRBRUATUY

Our official Gaz.'ette has to-day a violent s•rtie
against the Morning Chronicle, for an article inserted
in that Paper on the 16th of November, in which the
States of the Confederation are violently attacked.—
Same persons, suspected of being concerned in draw-
ing up this article, are arrested. The Special Com-
mission, to which the affair is referred, will maka its
Report to the Ministerial Commission, and this to
the King. It is believed that the latter will propose
to pardon the persons accused, but to publish the
proceedings. •
The well known Mr. Justus Gruner, died lately,
at Wisbaden.

FRENCH PAPERS.

CHAMBER OF PEENS, rnnftc.tny

The Order of the D.►y was read for the discussion
of the Project respecting the Journals. Instead, how-
ever, of opening the discussion immediately, the Cha-
mber decided to refer it to a Special Committee of five.
The Committee was immediately appointed, con-
sisting of the Viscount de Montmorency, the Marquis
de Paqoret, the Duke de I.► Rochefoucauld, the Count
de lloissv d'Anglas, and the Count Daru.
Tl►e Chamber separated without any fixed adjourn-
ment. It will be convoked as soon as the Report of
the. above Cumniittee is ready to be presented..

PROJECT OF LAW RELATIVE TO TIME JOURNALS.

Louts, &c.

Art. I. The free publication of Journals and Periodical
Works, appropriated in the whole or in prt to news, and to
political subjects, and appearing either on a fixed day or irregu-
larly, and by numbers, is temporarily suspended until the.pe-
Hid hereafter fiat d.

'2. None of tile said Journah. or Periodical Works, shall be
pulAkhcd, except by the authority of the King.
3. Thii authority sh ill only be granted to those who prove
Ow they have conformed to the conditions prescribed by Art. 1,
of the Law or the 9th June, 1919.

4. Bet..re the publication of every Journal, or Number, the
manuscript shall be submitted by the Proprietor or responsible
&liter, to a previ.ms examination._ . _ .

5. A Commis-ion, composed of three Peers and of three De-
puties, nominated by the King out of a double list of candidates
presented by the respective Chanllers, and of three irremovable
Mazistrates, also nominated by the King, ;hall appoint the Cea-
sort:, and remove thent at pleasure.
6. This Commission shall be renewed every Session of the
Chambers. Its Members may be indefinitely re-appointed.
7. Every Proprietor or respo.tsible Editor, who shall cause to
be printed or circulated any Journal, or Number of a Journal,
or Periodical Work, without having communicated it to the
Censers, previous to the printing of it, or who shall insert in
any such Jcurnal or Number, any article rot communicated, or
not approved, shall be punished cutrecticnally by imprisonment
for a tarn, front one month to six months, and a fine of from
200 to 1,.200 francs, without prejudice to any prosecetien,w•hich
may be directed in consequence of the contents of any such
Journal;, Numbers, or Articles.

S. When a Proprietor or responsible Editor shall he prose-
cuted Ly %irate of the preceding Article, the CO4ll/11imi011 may
pronout;ee the suspension c,f tho Journal or Periodical Work
until rift!.

9. On the sight of the sentence of condemnation, the Com-
mission may prolong, fur a term not exceeding six mouths, the
suspension of ►uch Journal or Periodical Work. In case of a
second offence, the Commission way definitively pronounce the
suppression.

W. The enactments of the laws of the 17th May, the 26th
May, and the 9th June, 1319, which are not abrogated by the
above Articles, shall contioue to be executed.

11. The present law shall cease to be of any erect on the Ist
of January, 1825.
(Signed)
(Countersigned)
Dated, Feb. 15, 1820.

LOUIS
DECAZES.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

The Order of the Day for to-morrow, Thursday,
is the examination of the Project for renewing, for
one year, the law of the 12th February, 1817, re-
specting individual liberty, authorizing the arrest of
persons by warrants signed by three Ministers, with-
out having recourse to the ordinary Tribunals. The
expo. 4 of the motives of this Project has been distri-
buted today to the Deputies, at their residences.

THE EVENENG STAR.