The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-24 00:00:00

FRENCII PAPERS.

?auu, AMITE. 20.—The Persian Ambassador left
Paris this yawning for Loodasa.
A shocking *vent occerrod recently in she tows of
Room% which is be. related in one of tb. Jouroals
of that plan:—`• Two individuals, animated each
against the other by en Invete►ate hatred, repaired to
lb. baeleverd St. !Main,. near lb. barrier de L'Oc-
trol. They were, it is seid, without whipsaws : (could
t►ey bays any ?)—Tbeir swords are creased—both are
already wounded--oreo rpl sham wisbes to stop ties
combat—tbe *shot rofeses—tho swords are again
tressed. He who displayed this brutal obstinacy falls
deed ow lb. spot. We are unwilling to mention the
immeof demo individuals; we cab hardly add that—
they were brothers !"
f none* Feeds, April 12.—Fire per Cents. 661.
6$ c.; Desk Stock, 1532 f. 50 c.

ZITAIII/1811 OF DEPUTIES, Apui. IS.

Tbo discusshoo was resumed NI tin lest Project
ropectlag tbe erne, article 8. mephitis( ootrages
do poblicisontb, lite. The Introdoctloo of " roll.
glow" hits the...gement relative to entraps sgainst
public morels basing being rejected yostenky, M. or
.HAUTIPSOMLI proposed to &wood the 'Wide, by
she words " ootragoo 'pima public • and rriigioae
'morals."

This •tnenEaretrt was supported by M. or PUT-
-mums, on the grounds of she impiety which pre.
♦ailed in Komp. If. Awned, that tho fanatics of
'Germany, end 'the Carbonari of Italy, had thrown
aside the mast; they desired neither God nor Kin`;
and they could only succeed in subtartiog Thrones by
The wreck of the char.

" 1 look at the preamble of the Project of Law,"
obaerveil .nether blinker 061• Da ARCELLt3),
ae, these worda—` Laois, by the grace of God.'--
Oh you Who would ruled, religion from the laws
rtrance, complete year work ;
W proceed no further ; the name of God and that
erthe Son of Loofa are for ever Inseparable. God
will always protect the King of France, and our Mo-
warch sill protect the religion of the tree God; re-
ligion will ever promote the glory of France."

The K WEIL of lbe SRAM contended, that the
*fords " poblie morality" Included the religious sea.
talents eutertalned by all Frenchmen, to whatever
commanina They might belong ; he therefore opposed
the amendment, bevies' It was a mere pleona.m.

The amendment was put to the vote, after a few
words from M. Counvetessa, sod adopted by a great
majority of the right and unstre, and a considerable
somber .f the left side.
The Article relative to offences towards the Sate.
reigns sod Chiefs of Foreign Powers being read,
M theses proposed uas amendment-64 The sp.
plication et t►is article shall only take *coin teepee
of AIN. Seftleigllllo/ Chiefs of foreign Powers obese
haws afford a similar redress for olifeeces towards the
Kies of France." 'i'bis amendment, however, vas
sobsequestly withdrawn, after some observation by
the litter* of the Simms. Alluding to the practice
of Enctsed spoor this subject, be remarked, " the!
the French Penal Laws were more Messeme. sod
nothing vas left to the arbitrary will of a Judge.—
It was for this reason) that special penalties ►ad bees
arrived in the law Were time."

TM article was then adopted. TM Cbaunber thee
erljoaroad tilt the following day, after a short dim.
ea+siee epoo that part of the law wbieh relates to
calumnies against individsals.

MILAN, APRIL Il.—The Journals and WKS NO
Rome spook of nothing bet the etegnificeut reception
of his Majesty the limperor of Astoria I• the capital
of the Christian we►ld. lam enabled to add to those

stemmas some participles MI
alibi be plasmd to lease.

v• bid yes

TM Pope did sot permit tho Emperor to kiss his
Mud, but embraced ►im the Ripening this Monarch
was proper*/ to show him t►is mark of respect.—
Bo Ibis cesseleMed •is Majesty to the apartments
prepared for bite, semi tomaisted with this Prim half
ma beer.
There is no political object disguised seam this
tour of hls !Majesty. It is natural that, Wog born
hs Tommy, h. should wish to see the place of his
pithily. Ths teligiouli homer which t►e Deposer