The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-11-11 00:00:00

are increasing about Paris, which is no,
tirely left to them ; and It Is said, that
tions which they have lately deemed it
adopt, strongly indicate that the French ,
pected to remain long quiet. These precal
much more strict than when the army wr
The French Government is striving
demonstrations of rigour into thedepartmem
some its directions appear to be carried
tion with a zeal which is productive
very reverse of what are intended to
whilst in others the Ministerial man(
new laws are allowed to remain a dad
Gazette Officiate of Tuesday conteins tic
of the King, dated the td inst. sad sig.
Minister of.lustice, BARGE M A RgOlfi
their functions a great number of the old
Procoreurs, and other Officers of the
Justice throughout France, and reel
others.

There is nothing new or important i(
logs of the Chambers. The Conventiol
been mentioned or alluded to in either
the King's first intimation, probably fr,
hension of renewing his Majesty's grief
jPct. A proposal has been made in tin
Peers to suppress the mention of his Ma,
in the discussions; but this proposition
little countenance. The King's name
strength, which the Royalists cannot
up. It beats down all argument, and
and the acclamations that accompany it,
answers to every objection.
There is no mention offiElri trial
menced. It was to have begun on
now we are to believe it has been put
day, or--some other day.
The French Funds are still low-58-40.

CHAMBER OF PEERS, Nos
The Sitting was occupied with &cussing
respecting the suppression of sedition

The Chamber broke op at a quarter
o'clock, and will resume the same subject'

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, N(
The PRESIDENT.—The Keeper of the
• communication to make, is invited
tribune.

The KEEPER OP THE SEAT-S.—Gentle/MI,
ject of the law concerning the orgaoisetir
Court of Accounts, which I come to lay
by the King's order, has been materelj
the Chamber of Peers, who have .doped
amendments, which have received the '
Winn.
Formerly the Court of Accounts
its attributions the Royal Treasury, those
the Marine, the Domains of the Comm, soli
neral objects of that nature. VW! *kw& Courts
Accounts were only occcupied wit► level
account. Nevertheless, in order to proeme
diple of unity, the accounts passed by'
Courts were sent to the Court of
Paris.

This Court could not escape rerolu.
scription. It was substituted by a Bureau
counts, whose attributions were iusufacient
the expected results. Thus euormoi
writings and papers have remained wi
lion. In order to get rid of this tech
proposal was made to burn them, which
the finance, of the State was over-ruled,

Besides the inefficacy of the ettribec
Commission, it isseen that h could
same guarantee as independent MagisC
necessity is felt of giving to these llagisti
posing power sad a weighty consideration.

The principles which direct his Ma;
concerns accountability have already
happiest effects ;—they have recovered t
a great deal, and restored to commerce
sums.

The organization of the Court of
complete the fine order which is alread;
our finances. It insures exactness in present
tore operations, and accelerates labour

judtice.
In short, upon the head of econom'

has already reduced the espences one-t 1
The project was received.
[Then follows the Projet, in 15 Is
was ordered to be printed and distril
the Bureaus.l
The Reporter of the Commission u)
patties of reserve then ascended the
proposed the Project of a Law which
ject the organization of reserve compani
in certain cases, the superinteatdance
d'arrrie;ii and the National Guard.—Ti
ordered to he printed sod discussed tin
morrow. The Chamber then adjourned t,

M. M. Faure, late Captain in the Irol
his brother, a Physician, and Ilumidot,
base just been arrested at Langres, by
Government.

Many persons hare lately been ar,
and Nantes for weariti4 and selling via'
The different Prussian corps which
at Rouen, wholly left it un the bti
Neufchatel.
An Austlian.corps Alow canioned
.Laufer and Queich ; the troops f al'
' duns basing left this diitrict, it is thqught

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