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.—Last OCT.. .—Last Surat,. morning liii , CIIeIES t/ ER OF EPUTIES, Afrari.ti '. 1., • ".
•,-.1. Cattraios.oo.-.—The la w,of tlee,3lllh of oit ober
Royal nightie** the Crown Prince waived here from After the reading and adoption of tiii- Preces 19"f/41 fir"' P°"" oil the
"Villa.° all"! K."'ll.
• Paris, but coming last from Dijon, where he had Verbal,' 11--tCalkel tq participate with us the•duties impnaed on
ilareir present at the grand review of the Austrian M. Hydede Nenville communicated the Mines of
thou who are,mbereed, with its execution,yeu must
army• eltert all yenc,care to thoroughly understaed the spi.
. ,
Yeiterday afternoon a Dvutition of States had • the Petitioners who had addressed the Chamber,
and whose /demerit'. Is were referred to the e OWN',
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3 tit Of iteregulations.
the honour to wait upon his Royal Highness, and tee. . I. ,"..This extranrdinary meesure. will ensure the
congratulate him in the name of the Assembly, on his These were la lir a* we ceuld'hear), At M. Del; 11,41°Iiiii7. of the it'll°, if it is wisely iiiiiiiiell :it
lissard, Lespiamme " liebert Iler ie
happy return to his country. and c.v. will recite dietecbaece, if she magistretersuhstitute
g I I US,
, Banc, OCT. (21.—iVelearn that the manufactories mullion. •
,er of blind, preiudirrt• - %i • ' • '
• ifth.atitillia Ler. e jUstaetterity, .if On render them.
it Mutilhauaess are in full employment. In general Count Corvette, Minister of finances' end M. lgrirea theineolowteey instruments uf private passions)
trine is reviviirg in the French towns occupied bY the de St. Cricq, DirecJor-Getieral Of the Custtoms and i.
• ' • I " The sole object of the law is to eupply :a 04.
Allies; which is not the case in the French pro• Member of the. Chamber, were. seated on it Mini.
seticy..in the existitsg• {axs, and to give to a vigilant
irinces'be}ond the Loire. : medal bench. The former mounted the Amine'
Yesterday evening the equipages .of Prince Met- and observed, that the taw of the 17th December,' administration the power of cabin riecessnry In pre.
teruich arrived here, and set off again this morning. 1814, regulated the detlei so be paid by colonial I
produce, as ion ogy .04, isnisort
alromnisi.ihoeffee,z,rtrhti: ctoe.fil;tdil_Tfrio4i7:ooerw*,titilaseguhtectitjtgli..4ll-atirwhaporicei:swfri::ll.dunriegliti:ll)s..eoluotev: 1:11tche:
His Ilighnesi lb rapected to strive immediately.
LADisstritau, OCT.. 20.—Siene regiments of the bet it is stilt necessary that certain
law should be rendered uniform atur consistent, espe.
Austrian division which lately broke up in tl•e De-IN? ChanFe as far Is relltes.,to ;the prosecution of
cially with certain subsisting dis Positions in theta - .
partment of Mont Tonnerre, have returned to the 'hese comes; when, lostimecan find in the declara.
ryr
right bank of the Queich, and are gone into canton- the Bth Floreal, An. 11: t 0 part et die process theeleaneee, of cnu iction
1,1 these views it is that the Ring Ms commanded front • • the
egniust their authors • but Windt en led to swerve
metes between Wiessemberg and Leuterberg. They
us to digest the reject of law which we now havegeneral ...
• 1 which alllil :rested 'septum'
ruies. re
are commanded by General Weed?, brother to the
the honotraltto present to or for yOur &fiber*. ought
Bavarian Field Marshal, whose head-quarters have to tried, the legislature abate all applied
been for some time past at Ladenburgle tion. itself to prevent any arbitrary proceeding. In the
"The law of the Bth Floreal, An. 11, hid imps. : grit place it'wi`i°4i' , that the execution of the law
At Weisseinbetz the Bavarian General Braun ;has . should be .conful.d nary to public functionaries,
his head-quarters. His corps, which is there con• ed on oar r°l°llioi preduct* • 7'.. clothed with a legal character, and that no warrant
centrated, consists of moveable national guards from ; Ist. An import duty, payable according to the .
the Bavarian Principalities of Aschaffenburg and 13th Article on the arrival of these commodities ,
. 'mould be ordered except by, the Magistrates en
whom the code of, criminal instruetiofv.fanfors this
Waraburg, and believes uncommonly well. i within the ports of the kingdom, whatever was their
power ; yotelteory thet,verept in the NOW 01 Migrant
ti d btrquent estestlon.
The marches and counter-marches of the Allied su fa.
.offesice, Otis' right below only ro the J.nlges of
troops leave us at a lOU 2dly. A duty on tbe oonstutiptien, *Mottling to to know their real,inteu- Instrudlom (police magistrate.) to She Piefectsof P
the 14th Article, when they were used within the . devirtment,,
or to the Prefect
or Police
at pa
ris .
lions. It does not appear that the evacuation of the
protince is so near at hand as has been hitherto sup. kingdom •i• and,. • 66 It is nor without design that the law 'Join's out
•
3tlly. A duty
.on the re.eapertallon, accoros.****-••••et !
posed, Fresh troops save marched into many places
to the 16th Article, they. "I those *hone it wishes to reach by the denomination
that had been entirely evacuated. A Saxon corps, when wire so exported.
'of " ;rev n• it his thus wished to make know,. tae)
Pot the two first of. those duties,: single duty . i i
coming immediately from Dresden, has crested the it is not on simple auepicions, or Mt vague charge.,
Rhine a( toff Louis, anti is to march to Upper Al- was' naturally found ,to base become "i""bene ; this that a citizen it to be deprived of his lihert), mid
nit*. rata proposed on each kind specified in the law of
its regulations do not aenly, esse i whore the • of
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VIENNA, OCT. `M•---zier mortify the Empress am - v ficiency and not the absence of proofs premeds the
pass the whole winter with the younger branches of tion only.
I matter from being submitted to the tribunate.
One of the principal'
objects of the proposed law ,
the Imperial family in her native country, Italy, and, 66 When the Judge of Jettruction (a justice of
is to facilitatethe somption of those commodi.
hardly return here sooner than the beginning of neat ties ils the i t ""f
the kingdom,to •
n erior e.that
so as
the give ,
any
1 the Peace) has issued a warrant in .cousequence of
May. On the other hand, it seems that the Arch-
them a decided of the facts by law specified, he must give ap
preferencei. in
.respectto pro-f .
duchess Maria Louisa does not yet go to Parma, at
duce' of foreign account of it .to you within 24 liners ; whets des
co owe:, end to give to the.excem o
least no preparations for travelling are observed atwart-milt is ;awed by yourselves; you "are cured in
such consumption a . vent, by, way of transit, rather
her Court. Fresh orders have beets give!' not to •the same manner to inform ,the King's Procureur of
than by merit's. reanportation. i •
suffer any French attendant, about her son, avid the
The motive for the proposed rezuiation is not to
few lewer attendants still remaining have been re. • . •• - • . - • • law and the'judicial authority is thug found, in all
,defersorate a commerce in which so much properly is • '
moved from him, and received passports to return tp • • . . . case. to be associated with the sdpsinistrative-authOr
embarked; hut to secure a decidedamperiorsey, in . I .
France. This measure has spread *terror among the • •- . illy to insure and watch over the executions- of thee.
the way (trireme consumption., to the ploduce of the ,
numerous French attendants of the Aiclultschess . } measures. ' •.• II tench ressch colonies. ....
Maria Louisa, who now fear that they alio may be le I 66 The solicitude which the Legislator* hes shown
The mister eaphlined the subordinite articles of
dismissed. • -, in the construction of the law must excite aid dime*
the project, al a la w• which went among other . • ,b,,,__,,i
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His Majesty the Emperor has appointed 113 lent • ; • —• Is yeoman its executisme vt neuter UK' M460/4rOP, ass
points, to place sugar and molasses in a More idran• •'. ;
Alliini to he Lis Ambassador Extraordinary arid Mi. givieg you notice of a 'want issued by-Jailarehalli-
tegeous condition with the exception ~f the entre.
nister Plenipotentiary to the Diet at Frankfort. Mr, • . . . . ? inform you, that the affair is not of a nature to be
t t • and to do away those restrictioni Which:the law
F. Schlegel will follow him, it is said, as first Sem*. •'° ' pr Orectly Wore the tritons's, whether.hasiag
tary of it Ration. . . 'of the year 11 went to impose on the transit of ate"; . ,
• youreeme issued the warrent, you hero the same
commodities.
Officers belonging to the head-quarters of Prince opinion, ynu must inform me of the arrest, within 23
Th relevant Ordinance of his Majesty, on .
Schwartgenherg, roil to the general Staff, snake here . P hours, pointing. out precisely the motives of the de.
which the proposed Project of law welt forwarded, '
daily, and Prince erhwartzenberg himself is expected iertnieeti )))) • .the presumptions mud ;woofs which
was then presented by the Mi • d read to the . Minister, .
immoaliately after the departure of the Emperor of Assennbl
Russia, who takes the diversion of hunting on the . • . • •• •
The President, in form, acknowledged the re.l the minutes of the
.e ' • 't• • rill • seams.* ton , you wa give me
estates of this Prince and those of Princess Asters.l your advice and its mesnes for the length of the de.
ceipt of the' peopnaltions from the Minister of the , .
perg, Pritive Schwarizetaberg goes then to Venice.— t tendon, for the trial or the discharge of the prie
Crown, and the Chamber ordered that the Project
The Archduchess Maria Beats ice is still at Vienna, sorer.
•
should be piloted, and referred to the consideration . •
and-sets nut 1,,r Italy in a fortnight with the Youngest . " The prevent' must in all cases be, interrogated
of the Committees. .
Archduchess; mean time 'his Imperial Hle'lluiss the . within tnenty.foisr hours on the different Ilea& of
Ticer President reminded the Chamber; that the .
Oaten Prince is expected here. !prevention (accusal' ) which caroled hio arrest :. he
The
slay
of his irow, jai
'Majesty in Italy
near previous question, which respected the law relative I
can he sent only to the orditstry places of confine.
1 to Manuscript Copies, had the priority over e‘ery
likely to be longer than was at first imagined for off,. other. If • -
r , would therefore be continued to-morrow
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moot; end Jae must be registered in the forms pre.
easels to all the higher departments have been• ordered 1 scribed by the laves. - •5;•. -.
. at eleven o'clock.
to ger'thifher; and, its we know for a king time; their i Ti Ch. hen 1 " He shell not be deprived of
for with
e amber t resolved into a 'Secret Com.
Majesties will probably visit Dome. i his fonily or his Counsel, except for weighty reasons.
mitten, and at two o'clock the Sitting terminated.
TarevTE, Ocr. Is.—Within these three days there I ••••••••• which you mom make known tome.
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66. Oren in. those rases, where, for reasons of Ng
have !arrived here twelve American ships richly laden,':
PARIS, -
mei they menet occur frequently, you shall
from. Baltimore, having performed their long voyage till she day after to-morrow. Ile had a few Bays' sort,
in 42 days. • since severely hurt one of his arms. think it indispensible to confine the prevenu in coverer,
' he most always be able•conintutairele with the Kiog's
Brittle, Ocr. 17.—0 n the lath the village of M. Valois is now engaged lit executing a fine bust p
re r or with the Procureur-Genetal,WilPio those
OM Deere!), near Gross Burets, was burnt to the of her Royal highness the Duchess of Angouleme, Magistrates
mi, shall Willa ii COllVellieill to hear blows
grimed: The troops to be collected here while the who honours him by sitting for that impose. I
god this communication with the Nl,igistrates carousel
Emperuis of Russia is on his visit, amount td :
The Allies withdraw their sick from the places
be forbidden even if I my self should authorise or
20,000' men, who will afterwards return to their' which they are no longer to occupy. This accounts . '
i direct the secret confinement.
garrisons. i for the arrival of several waggons of wounded at Pa- , „.n all
i cases the necessary facilities shall be
SwriZERLAND,OcT.(2O.—The confere:lees between : tic The Austrians are received at the military hospi.
granted to the preve to further Isis remonviraocee
the Commissioners of Sardinia and Geneva, which , gal of Val de Grace; the Prussians and Outer( are in ,
to the authorities to whom the law incrusts the right,
began some weeks ago, respecting the cession of the civil hospitals.
and attaches the duty, of pronouncia.g on his fate.
somedistricts to the Canton of Geneva have been of 'fhe shambles of the Route, which served for a ,
6 ill general. and except its urgent cases, yew
no effect, owing to various delays caused out the part hospital before the entrance of the foreign troops ' •
should confine yourselves to denouncing to me the
of Sardibit. These designed interruptions may be into Paris, were evacuated yestertley morning, and
prevent'', and you will wait my orders; but when
pertifestpralned•.by the new state of things occa. the sick were transferred to the Hotel Dieu. The
the warrant shall hate been i-sued awl executed, if
Moiled by the restitution of French Ssrdinia, which butchers had made application for ibis establishment
the result of time first examination of the information.
they desire to wait for, and which may certainly to be restored to its original denination, but the laid
before you demonstrate the iejustice, or even the
render mien modifications necessary of the stipula. Commander of the English and Brunswick troops inutility of the measure of which the prevent' is sky '
thins 'of the•act of 'Congress respecting the new ter- has just triotsformed. it into barracki fur the corps"
object, you must not hesitate to set him iinolidie+ly
ritory of Genera. At the same time, as private let. wider his orders.
, ate. liberty, when his arrest lies not been ordered.by
ters froM Geneva allege, that the Sardinian CoMmis. ; ••••••114.00
m. . • . : •
'loiters hare made the most extravagant demands for ' 'POSTSCRIPT TO VIE GAZETTE OE YRANCII, woe. 5.
66 itidepeodently of the notices which 'you 'aril
the Catholic Clergy in the district in be ceded, quite It is reported that a great number of the faculties hound to give to the King's Procureur of the arrest,
its the spirit of the Uliramantane system; and, that in the Departmental Acadernies,have been suppreesed. ordered by you, you will take care, if the presets
not satisfied with the arlicleti itefarour of thereat!). We hear that Gen. Drauet 'as arrested yesterday belongs to a public administration, to send imams'
tic ReliAion, which aro drawn up in the Act or Cnn• in the place of his concealment iu Paris. diately efficial informatics' to his immediate Chief.
greys with scrupulous anxiety, and which secure their . A seaere..pitiemiiai distemper now rages in the : 44 You will pursue the same course with the midis.
present situation, their property, and their worship, • cinity of Chaumont. . • tery who are affected* this measure: and you wilt
anti give them equal political and civil tights with the A, detachment of GO men marched, on the 17th send an account of the arrest to the General cons.
Protestants, they demantrthat ill hinds of spirituel
kir Oetoher, from the Castle of Perpignan for Elite, a mending the department or division, and even to the,
immunities, independence, or "I'lloPelinte"den.c° ••, village at three leriguesalietanco, in order to disurm Minister Secretary of War, if it shall be the case 4
the Government, der. shall be given by a special' the inhabitants. This *as effectually done. A great a general officer of a tank superior to that of Gene.
Concordat to the Priests of the ceded territory, Pre- number of muskets, sabres, pistol', anti Oland,. were rats Commandant. • .
tensions whirls the Genevese•Commissioners and their, taken, enaehre with two tri.coloured lair. . ++ All the measures before indicated, most also het
Constituents, of course; residetely resisted. . I
! Geo.. Linhih, Itahrs lately tended iie Freneeo vet adopted, when, in coaformity to the 311:article -et
' brought yesterday torhe Abbey... .The Gen. Beyer the law, you shall have thought it your duty to sets.
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'lL„Uned •thet:' Congo hae been also conducted taa the.seme.prismo. . . ject the prevents to the action of the superintendence
Captsin TYCEET has cannot el
the of the high police. I must at the same time' remark,
sloop of 'Si',n which he is to prbeecute his voyage . Mensitetis, del...tr.—ois 'fiord iiiilinets .
,wpm., that wheel you shall deem it useful to most
of discorerielfill 'the' ririt'oP that rattle, lit . Sduth Duke of Aktighotelie 'wriest/ yesterday invite oar .
Aftic‘ 1 out of your-ileparttnent, Sant) mast inform asstinks)`4
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