The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-01-06 00:00:00

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SATURDAT svtxttrc, JANI:ART 6, MI.
The French mails arrived this morning, bringing
Paris papers to the 14tb.
On Monday the KING received the following. Ad-
dress from the Chamber of Deputies, presented by the
President and a Deputation :
" Stsa—.ll is with a sentiment always renewed of
brae aid gratitoJe, that your faithful subjects, title
Deputies of the Departments come to the foot of your
Altrone, with the homage of their devotedness and
their respect.
" They have partaken of the lively emotion ydlir
IhiSITY cannot fail to have felt when retracing the
*fiefs which have laceratedyour paternal breast, sod
dweking upon the blessings of Providence, which to so
many regrets, has caused so many hopes to sueeeed.
Stns---Mosraing was in your :Aoesikeellitellairtialli
Si your kingdom. A son is granted to your prayers,
to our enpplications, sad to our tears. Consoled by
the miracle of his birth, France counts with pride, in
the family of her Kings, a new scion of Sr. Louts,
another Blanche of UmrirlLLZ.
" In the midst of the transports of joy excited by
this memorable event, dangers menace the country.
Your *weft has announced to your people, that
which is required of your love in the present crisis of
arairs. Prance has responded to this noble appeal.
What blow can herrsfter crush a nation wherein the
people always. find in the magnanimity of the KING, a
pledge of its safety, and the KING in the devotedness
and confidence of his people, the measure of his
strength ? If time has strengthened between yobr
klAres” and the SovanitioNs, this happy union
which has given us peace, and raised tip the ancient
bases of one social order, your grateful people will
never forget that they owe to your wisdom, the conti-
nuation of this blessing.
" In vain will the discontented still endeavour to
trouble our happiness and our security, by their im-
pious projects. France, which deeply detests their doc-
tr:ne4 and their conspiracies, will arm herself' to de-
fend the legitimate Throne, and will regulate her
von-s and her duties by the language of your Ma..

JEST V.
" Already, under the paternal sceptre which she
cherishes, oar destinies again having becoMe pros-
perous, promises us an era which for a long 'time
e.tided our efforts. Industry impri.res ; returning
commerce seeks to open new sources; agriculture flou-
rishes, and the arts, encouraged, enric►es with useful
discoveries, and consecrates around us more glorious
ani more affecting recollection.
Sire,—We shall heaoefor*ard, reap the fruit of the
wisdom and of the perseverance of your M A Jzsrv. Yon
love known how to guarantee the first movements of
sondem:est for your people : the diminution of imposts
wnich you have announced has been the natural and
progressive effect of the improvement of the revenues of
the state, of the econ ony which you hare prescribed
and of the solicitude of the public credit. Thus comfort
has emanated from the bosom of order and gives to
Four MAJESTY tie* means of confirming it.
" And what blessings ought not France stilt to ex-
vect from the firm and invariable good will of its
himc, and the loyal and constant support of the two
Chambers !
" To fortify the antliority of religion upon the
mind of the people, to reline the manners by a system
of christian and monarchic education, to manifest the
brilliancy and the dignity of the depositories of the
laws ; to give to public force that wise organization
Ishich assures tranquillity within and peace without ;
to divide the executive authority without deranging
the unity of the pawn ; to improve all the institu-
tions which are derived from the charter, and which
might to protect our liberties ; these are the well
knows intentions of your Majesty ; these are also our I
duties; and St is thus that France will give to the
world those lessons which, to borrow the words of
your %assn. she has unfortunately rendered neces-
sary.

These important ameliorations, Sire, we will
pursue with moderation and energy. We will obtain
thess-by the exercise of patience, which is only the
act of waiting the natural progress of that good already
touimeneed.
" May Heaven, measuring the course of your years,
by the vows and wants of your people, make to shine
in all Asir splendour upon Francs and upon your
august family, those tranquil and serene days, which
the presence of • new heir to the Throne presage*
to as.••

His MAJEiTt in reply said :
" I'w deeply sensible of the sentiments of the
Chamber of Deputies. la expressing them, you dere-
lope sty intentions. It is answering that you will
seemed me. It is giving me a pledge of the union which
onfritte exist between wand the chambers, and wilt*
will asinine happiness to my people, the only peg
attire, the only good which can truly touch my
heart."
in the Sitting of the Chamber of Deputies on Sa-
turday, the Ilinistvr of Finance introduced a project
of law relative to the Badges.
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from Vienna, dated December 21; contain
a report that a counter order was received at the very
Inoteest that the evinipages of the court were ready to
proceed to Laybach. Some persons infer from
thews that war was about to commence forth-
Mitt', and that the projected interview ovoid
sot take place; ethers on the contrary, sup.'
Peso that the new Congriss will be held at no-
taw, out only for the purpose of regulating
the Whirs of Naples, bet also fur laying. o
the 6lindia.
tiee sof seas au Italia* Confederacy as bas rect',
honk motioned in several writings. A report, 10'
"wed, that Baron Levmsannx kite eoplred to &M,
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