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of February, at Paris, at Omega
o'clock at night, by bre agents of the police,. and
his papers seised; !Latta was taken to she Prefecture
of Police, and from thence to the Palace of Justice.
where be: wee istetrogoied- by M. blushes, the. Jags-.
instrudion respecting a coatspirecy against the life of
the Duke of IV.; bet nothing arose either not of the
interrogatory. or from the esamieaSien ef7his papers
to found any charge against him; and tie saes placed
ender the surreillauce of two gendannvv. The neat
'dry a vent k• of ittek entitled The Resat of the Exact,
was seised, and be eras ordered to eppesrletfee;,,
the Juze l'lnAtruction, who interrogated him rQpr!lit.
int; the e lie had applied to be:released- tvpo;,
bail, but hail been refused ; end he 0.4'74. fist'
kirlter some' dAnito'ciskrgthpiglat sbir.emde %Oink
Mho, or that he might be foliaged. The Ceniteiteitrt''
were of *piety's, that it was eitogesber ► ineetot for
cognizance before the ordinary Tellausie, sad peg-
posed to the Chamber to pass to the onter of the lay
open the Petition, which wisegresd to.
The Chest* proceeded to resents the &coition
ow the Budget.
M. MeILISSET objected to themodeof eollectingthe
Land Tax, in which he suggeotedia coasideralsie, into
provement might be made, but supported generally
'tie, Project.
FM. BOISCLAREAU also spoke respecting the 'bong '
M the valuation of lands, and in the atsesement of the
Lend Tax. Trots
M. Bose complained, that is the present Bedlert
there was no attempt made to realize the system of
economy which had been so meeh boasted of.
M. Pn'r mounted the Tribune amidst 'a general
laugh.
Some Members.—The closing of tits discussion.
A soice to the left.—That is an ill timed pleasantry,
hi. Piet may speak.
M. PIET proceeded to advotate economy, but in
consequence of his tone and manner, and the quaint.
news of some of his expressions, was frequently inter.
rushed by borstsof laughter.
When he descended from the Tribene; hinting a
quarter past five o'clock, the discussioo waslijetweed
till to-morrow. -

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PAR'S, APRIL 2.—The Duke of Wellington demi;
pot leave Peril to.morrow, nor is the period'a hbt'
departure at present known. The Denials Arnhem..
dor had, yesteulay, a conference with his Grace.
On Tuesday. an-Heroic-comic Poem, in sis-cantos,
entitled, the lialiade„by M. D***, was seized at
the bookseller's Chaumerot, in the Palais Coyal, as
being immoral and irreligious.
VIENNA, M A acu 21.—The Grand Doke Nicholas.
is eapected here, and to remain some time. •
lissaaraoeux,- Mosta, 26,...:Th0 haat 1•11•0141411*-
Bilboa and Vittoria confirm the twit reenkionedbr
two or three couriers, of "owe master of men la
the Basque provinces, from 17 to 50 years of age.—'
We are informed, that this step has been taken by the '
Governments of Alava, Biscay, sod fileipescoo, la
consequence of the arrangements of the Coed ; and
it is supposed that this measure is adopted even at St.
Ander. We know that the Spanish Basque pro.
vinces, which have lost none of their old privileges,
have not submitted "to the military organization or
the kingdom, and that the system of militia does not
prevail there, as lo Castile. Unless daring war there
are no royal troops in these provinces, nor recruits,
as is customary in the rest of Spain, they them•
selves take up arms to defend their territory, if es.'
meaty.
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FUNKRAL OF KING CHARLES , • !scfri!
STOCKHOLM, M Alma 20.—Yesterday the Herald et
the Kingdom proclaimed, with great ceremooyl the
funeral of the late King, which has bikini pis& toe
day. The King sent invitations to attend the mewl
mossy to the proper Officers, to 4he Crosier Prim*
the Princess Sophia Albertine, the. Emus of the
Kingdom, the Public Botlies,end the Conetilefet;
Authorities. The Foreign Ambassadors were WI
informed by letters from the Vice. Master of the
Ceremonies that places were reserved for them in the
Ritterholm ChurCh. •
.To-day the whole way by which thei peecessioe
passed through the city was laid with black clotb.----•
The guards and armed citizens foraged a doable line,
and the Regiments that have come here on the'Occa•
sion were drawn up in the squares through Which' the
procession passed on its way to the Church. Every
thing being ready, the Marshal of the Kingdom ins
formed the King, who, accompanied by the Revel
Family, the Commanders of the several Orders, &c.
Bic. went to the Hall where the body Isy, and hem
the Marshal of the Kingdom, and the three Ministera
of State, delivered to the King and the Crown Prince
the lid of the coffin, with which the latter then closed
the coffin themselves; the body was then carried into
the Hall, where it• was met by,all the Generals and
Admirals on duty, and carried tuilieprocession.
The procession was very long and Splendid, and
the ceremony in the Church extremely solemn and
striking. The funeral sermon was preached by Dr.
Rossenstein, Bishop of Linkoping.
Api-LA.CHAPELLE,. M A MAL U.—According to
various accounts we flatter ourselves with the hopes
of having the Emperor of Russia and the King of
Proesia here this•summer.
Hamborgh Exchange on London.-27th and Slat
March as. 7.
Thursday night, as Mr. Thomas Connelly, play.
terer, of Berwick-street, was returning home from
Chelses, along the King's-road, a fellow, dressed
like a sailor, mine across him, tripped up his heels,
and robbed him of 6,i,liteeti-pence, all the money he
a about him.
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