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LONDON:

Airqviilo, 1814.

French Papers are rectived to the 28th inst.
The suljrct of the resplasihilityof Ministers htts.
come under discussion in the French Hauge of Par-
,' liantent, The (spits that Ministers may commii,are
pretty.well pointed out ; and if the projet be.carriml
• • tinsels law; Red that lowtre executed with impartiality,
tharnietic 4 that are aCttiallY committed by ..MOn'in''
j.
pner, aill *et pats with impunity, as they
.1.40,115.
some countri4 in rarnpe.
. .
" Some or the French Paper', noticiog Loa CAS-
tica,E:tou's conference witb the Antericeit Ceannisr•
Potters.. think,.and vesviiro tor ffprem a hope, fiiat
- peice will toeil be established'betwOen England and:
'the Usilted•Statey. The news isle ltaly says, his
'holiness' sins pnblisbed a Bull 4.1.4,40•13.41 of
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CHAIIIIIER AF DF,PUTIESs .Aria IS.

M. Ft): nier, Vice-President, in the

Afirr the muting of the Procecrt Verbal,

"Duttor. too moretl, that his •Majesty be pefi-
tiolad to grant to the nominated Judgoo thrir Com-
of Authority, agreeable to the Constitutional

Civitter.

M: FAHri, arser iongratulatini the comttry on the

happy union which subsists hetweeu the King; the
father of his people/ and the greit family of France,
called the 'Hendon of the Deputies to the subject of
the responsibility of Ministers, by entering into a
discussing% on the necessity-of the measure as a con.
stitutionol and salutary maim. He detailed at
length the politicArand petal duties of the adviser,
of the Crown, and the frameis olthe laws of the
country ; and contended that they ought to be per.

formed with the most unblemished ifitegrity. Cor-
ruption in them he held as treasonl,,invniving' doe oe-
cutity of thb State, end the persons of, the Royal Fa-
y. . The crimes of treatnn'to (hi State, alienation

of publieptoperty, and all attempts to subvert chit
and religiriosliberty,'ought to be puhished capitally;
• and for lesset
,tiffenves, such as extorting taxes not
satictione4l7hf the Royal Assent and the established
lasts of Elm band, banishment. at least ought to
• be the ponishnivnt.—We are Pretented Ey want
of time f•ont giving the project of th:s law,
•as laid dowg at length by M. Fares, and can
Only add, that one of A* erticies particularly
lal(l.4awm-b,,that.a Minister impeached of crime or
offence shall be sn,pended, if he does not appear to
answer to the charge.

After some debate, the Chamber took the projct
;On consideration, and ordered it to be printed. •
The Chamber afterwards took into consideration

TILE JAMAICA FLEET,
.
The Middlesex, Barc'l4, from Jamaiett,to
gore, was spoke with on the 21st wt. it sly
bed parted with Kite fleet the day before, gat
time only 35 sail were in sight.
The Rattler sloop of war, Roils trans pt rt
aia
schooner, and a slocep, arrired at Berea ,
2311 of Jul' from Ilalifax. 'The. ,Reenter its
proceeded to the West Indies; but some of
voy basing parted, abe remaitsedest Bermuda
above-mentioned. • • • - ~,
• ...,:,--7ff---ren: +
Mr. and Lady ELIZABETH WHITBREAD i
pecteil this day at their house in Dover-street,
the Isle of Wight.
On Saturday, the Lady and daughter of
BONAPARTE, with a Very numerous retinue,
through Gravesend, on their route to Dover,'
a proposal by M. pores T, that the Custom-house be they embark for the Continent, aid prod
retented to its original state, as to regulations, Szc. : Rome. ,
..
-- ! An order. came dons on the 26th, to Tim
V1:-..zea, Au.-:. I L—The number of strangers for sending off 100 shipwrights from the dock.
..si,,. arrive here &lilt, to assist at the Congress, is to assist, it is believed. in the completion of
verb :treat, and eelgiogs are at an enormous price. vessels required for service on the American-
t: .Nt.l. t, Ace:. '2o.—Tlie projet of a Constitution • and coasts.
for ti,e R Ten quartermen, 200 shipwrights, and 12
Republic of Geneva, which a Commission had
smiths are to proceed from Portsmouth dock.:
been speoitited to draw up, has been communicated Canada, in the *-."eularts.
to the Ministers of the High Allied Powers, and Farther disturbances took place last week at nestle
a:so to the High Helvetic Diet ; and having met with de Grace, on account:of the eaporinthin ott'brii. A
their approbation, k will be presented for the sanc-
small quantity, amounting to about 100 qiarters,
Lion of the Genevese.
having been shipped for a house al Southampton, the
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people assembled to the number of about 300, and
ScHAPPHAUSEN, Ate,. 18.—Letters from Italy, of
atter wing many violent expressions, proceeded in
an authentic character, announce that Boneparte has cut holes 'in the sacks containing the wheat. The
lately gone from Elba to Livourne, in an English Mayor of the town interfered, and after having in
ship, where he remained about 12 hours, and after- vain endeavoured to disperse the mob by the civil
wards returned to Porto Ferrajo. power, he was under the necessity of
or 16 of the of-
of railing in the
These, letters al-o state, that the differences be- aid of the military, who secured
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:.yea the Court of Rome and the Government of fenders, and committed them Ns prison ;
means he dispersed the Hottest. A great spirit of vi.
, Nap!...., hare nut jet been adjusted. As they took rulence.is discovered by the lower classes against the
.their rise iti Use preteusions of the Court of Naples-. English. . .