The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-07 00:00:00

FRE!VeiI PAPERS.

The Condit ution,teliieve the follooilogesplenstino
of the distuthatice among the lan atminnia m Paris,
of which w• 'see en scenes! yesterday :
" The Hold ()Minuets of 24. h March. 1819,
established rhairs for the taw of Piston) soil of N.-
tinoi, for Ci.inoinn lAor. for Polities! F.conomy sod
philosophic History. fnr aninan end for French Lan.
This se lets • y inontsliain met with censer" among
the
p.o•ories of ontrlioratioo. the declared portions of
routine and ins lorry. These who regard insiractiou
as one of the consequeoces of constitutional Govirn-
snent.eni ono tit the goersotves of 84,1, appleeded
he measure. After passing the Ordleaner. it 'tight
be supposed 'het Government was inclined to favour
the progress of instrection le the felines deportment.
wf Lew and Legislation, that the (:eurts were to
mat new interest, that the spirit of philosophy
would fie permitted to establish principles epee
which the "real sod liberty of the People might ret.,
peve, principles that a despotic Celeritous," hod
',elected lo the composition of its code, end espe-
cially in that of its Pees% Code., M. B was
fell of these iiiess; he fiend the necessity of prepar-
ing men for the future, whine opinion and prin.
elples sit old be le harmony with our institesioss.
who should be *Me to show !Apostle's with hone"
at the political tribunes. or become dignified ev-1
pounders of the laws. 'lles. in his lose" on Cri-
minl Legislation, he wit Intallellt in pointing not in.
emotesa *heroin msey of its dispositions digressed
from constitetinuel doctrines, and injured equity.
lie pronounced with forcible elegoesee 'pinta the
barliorlry of the enrol, sod other "del's, evidently
"ranged for the Arnettt of tyroony. The success of
his discolors's was incontestable. The law nodosity
repaired to him with eagerness, and lomat sound dec.
trieet. the greeter pert of the pupils hying now
tilled to the successful application of them. The
ardour, the soiree" of these geo•roes youths was a
powerful esceeregement to the Profiteer; he had
little resole to expect the "Meting nen" *IAA
bate jest taken place in the ochool.--Der.
lug Ike Irene of the 29th eit., some murmurs
and sham •el hisses were beard amidst the
',pleases, aimed useeiones, of the students. After
a moment of tumult, quiet was perfectly establisher!,
• prides"d sile*fe reigned to the auditory, when M.
Dilvincoert, die Dean, appeared entire% dly in Ike
hall. He advanced to the Professor and declared
that he suspended providoesily the course of Al.
Bares,. Such intesere was calcialsted oil pro.
dice order."—(Then fellow the penicillin's, which
are given in the Sr/TU.II4X of yesterday)—" M.
Delyinceurt, Is sespeedisg, during its sittings. a
coterie of a Profess", who is not reproached with
soy fault, has not only committed ell let of An.
prudence, but hes eerpasied the peworgetives
of the Deanery. There does not esist in the laws
relative to the organisation of the Uelerosity, any
disposition which "idiotism a sealer to +sipped,
"eta provisionally, a Professor le the upraise of his
functions. The pew" of suspend", belongs to the
Superior Cesecil of the University, wow represented
by the Cosnoisdoe of Public Instruction. The Com-
mission, in confirming the suspension, seemed to
have acted epos the principle, that it is necossery to
yield the right to authority, eves when it has acted
wrong. We doubt whether the wood Dec... of
the Comesiavine will give more mlisfaction than the
first. It is coached thus:—

",,fey I,lf.
64 6 Th• Commission of P•btie lostrettleo, after
bearing t►e causes 61 the tertelt, mod the eels of 'W-
iener, %bleb distee ed the school of law, sad rendered
the interveotiup • t►e Msalstrates sommary, decrees

es follow :-
6" Article I. The wheel is provisionallynted closed.
6" Art. b. No loscription sill be pa for
the thrt• months following July ; these which hove
been received to.dey, ere swelled.•
" The Coeseilsol,n has made use of the power which
bebop to it ; het is this s wise or prudent um ?
We prey N. N. is Dociriefseires to esplala •Ithoet
Inselis,witheet verbisge,and without abstrectionstif it
will not cramp times toe snub. le sale do we seek
the cosies of this disterbence in lite lector's of the
Professors, it lies in the audacity with which the
Jeernelists, stills,' themselves nogalists, bet • ho are
only 4narchists have calumniated the stedents end
the Professors. 014 of these has been ratty of • es.
loony the west infamous, parhlisheri ratty
e truth,
that the stadonta cried, Delvinanort Jla tandems. !'
en esurable imposters, which ought te be trued
beck to the black scores hese whence it Weed."