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London, England, 1816-01-11 00:00:00

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sol.l"l".rhe qiestiidt was then pat opon - the law atop., .
566 Members voted. The result was, WO.
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The adoption of the law Was PrOclaiMed Malan 1
new acclaTiti°6l. •
The sitting rose at sit o'clock.
the
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The president announced, that h Chamber would
*oat half pact one on Monday, in CoMmiceees,
.4410 it will be decided whether that meeting will be
tatcorded by a secret Committee.
Noe, sincee reiteration, did any debate affords*
wicbutetest, or produce finer effusions Of eloquence.
PARIS, JANUARY S. ,
'Today his Majesty received the homage of the
tcert of Cessation, of the Court of Accompts, of the
too 'Royal, and the Tribunals. The Magistrates
who clowned these Courts were admitted to the
/Cog after Mass. Tribunal of Commerce 'of
pow Were also admiVed to pay their duty to the
It'. ibicouaar, the President spoke to the Xing,
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b toe mene of the Tribunal, in these words : •
~ gija—lf there ever was ad epoch in which COM.
wait end its 'magistrates should declare their love,
dor respect, and the acknowledgments with Which
dov ate penetratedfor yoiir Majesty, it is, aboie all,
Ztag day, when the presence a the best of Sings,
Isobar tegidenete 'sad *so long desired King,. re-ani-
..boss tie sentiments of their hearts, revues ill
;11:Vgip, brings back all their industry, so neces-
zeo do prospentrof the States, and opens all
- ;liras, too long shut for the public felicity:*
lotokieb the King replied—
si I receive With pleasure the homage of the Tri.
told Commerce. Ido not recollect that I have
. • any thing which should make Commerce
. I know well' its importance to the pro-
•' * f the State."
poc!
We are assured that the King has red. sed to receive
tie congrattilations of -the Institute on the new year;
*h the only body of State Where are still any regi-
sad.

MR'S. JANUARY S.
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YL.
ola • •The Deke of Wellington will quit Paris in a few
p. He gave his last ball the day before yesterday,
*as very numerous and Very brilliant.
It appears certain that Madame Lavatette is still
la die Conciergerie. She inhabits the chamber of
*hod Ney, occupied, in his time, by General

emerges.
His Majesty transacted business yesterday with
the iteeper of the Seals, and their Excellencies the
peke of Richelieu, Vaublanc, and Dc Cue.
PARIS, JANUARY 6.
They write from Nismes tt that the church of the
' • estants of that city was opened on the 25th of
ember at the accustomed hour. Full of confidence
lathe wisdom of the authorities, the Protestants re-
ted thither in greater lumbers than before. Every
g was conducted with the greatest order. There
Was not the least provocation nor the slightest sign of
discontent among the people. This happy state of
thidgs announces on both sides a perfect return to ideal
' reason and modeiation."
[This piwagraph appears in the frioniteus, and in tWo
"Intittninor journals of the most opposite political opi.
• Silas, the Journal lee Dc ats and the Journal de Pariel
The Duke d'Angonleme is expected at Paris on
it or 20th of this month.
The Duchess d'Angouleme returned yesterday,
after two o'clock, to the Church of Sr. Etienne. Her
liiitbness remained thee for some time in prayer.
M. Fouche, Duke of Otranto, was on the 24th of
Breather still at Dresden. The news of his de-
privation was yesterday fully confirmed.
Letters from Dresden, dated the 23th of Decem-
Aer, say nothing of the revocation of the powers of
Ithe Doke of Otranto.
[This paragraph appears in the Goodie de France
if Sunday the other notice relative to Fouche is iu
the Journal des Debar of Saturday.]
Wednesday the Duke d'Havre, . Captain of the
Guards, and the Count de Puyscgur, Captain of the
Guards to Monsieur, returned with Madame, who
Xd the honour of accompanying that Princess to the
ing, where she received the greatest marks of affec-
tion, on the occasion of the Sd of January, 1816, the
anniversary of the day on which her Royal Highness
„teas sheltered at Basle to rejoin her *twist family.
th.e Royal family celebrated that event in a iv-Union
pith the Princes. •
The Mint at Paris is going to send out 10,000
francs in tew pieces cf five francs; this new meaty
is very fine, and well struck.
In the Sitting of Friday, the Chamber of Peers
adoptei the project of a law relative to the Colony of
Et. Domingo, against the pursuits of the creditors of
that island.
At the teview of the National Guards the King
laid to the troops--
• "Mt FRIENDS—I am happy to see you. The
hroofs of attachment and devotedness which you.
ave given me, are affecting. I reckon on you.. I
silt° you as Henry IV. said, ' I would present you
with confidence to n3l friends, as well as myenemits.!'i
This was received with the most lively enthusiasm.
WARSAW, DECEMBER 7.
The basis of the Constitution of the kingdom of
• Poland, the plan of which was concluded at Vienna,
na the 25th of May, by M. Lanskoi, Adam, Czar.
• toriski, Novosilzoff, Wanrzecki, and Lubecki, Com.
3nissanes named by the Empeior to this effect.—
The plan consists of 37 articles. The first article
provides for the cession to Russia of the Polish pro.
Cues, to be united to that Monarchy, Under the title
41 the kingdom of Poland, according to. a national
tonstitatinni. founded on the principles of order, jus.
lice, and liberty. The Roman Catholic Religion to
• remain the national one. The executive power to
Arai* in the Sovereign. The ancient fundamental
„Inv to be protected.
Onr garrison consists of 10,000 men, which are
'racked- The Central -of Brigade, MalachoWskit.
has been named Commandant of Mdlin, and Gene-
rat Waisilewski Commandant. of Zimosc.
M. Novosilzoff, it is said., is to reside here as Com.
llai!tary from Russia.
NAPLES, DECEMBER 21.
An article states that the organization of the new
'ay advances rapidly. By the Ist of January,
t 0•000 seen would be entirely devoted to the King
and States.