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LONDON:
TUISDAT MINING, JANUARY 9, 1821.
We have this morning received Paris papers to the
7th inst.
The Chamber of Deputies held a sitting on Friday.
The principal business related to a project of law
introduced by the Minister of the Interior, respecting
the circumscription of the Colleges of Arrondissement,
and a proposition made by M. MAINZ DE BIKAN rela-
tive to some regulations in the Chamber of Deputies.
LIVOURNIA, Dec. 21.—After a very dangerous
voyage, during which, the English ship Vengettr, ex-
perienced a violent storm, the King of the two Sici-
lia arrived here yesterday morning. His Majesty
is euteitained by the Duchess Houdia, at the palace
of the Brand Duke. The King has appeared upon
the balcony, and has been '.oudly cheered.
Tuut,r, Dec. 28.—The King of the two Sicilies
arrived at Florence on the 24th, be left on the 26th ;
passed through Modena this day, and will arrive at
Laybach on the 4th January.
Ixspacca, Dec. 27.—8 y letters from Rome, it ap-
pears that there is no truth in the report that Cardinal
noussirie had gone from Rome to Trevisa. Letters
from Naples represent that the fermentation which
had prevailed there for some days, had at length sub-
sided. The meetings of the people in the public
squares, were discontinued.
Hatiovan, DEC. 25.—We hare received the mourn-
ful news of the death of Prince Augustus of Bruns-
wick, brother of the late, and uncle to the preseni
Duke. He was 42 years old. He was a younger son
of the late Dake Charles, who was mortally wounded
at Jena.
MADRID, MC. M.—Many royal and merchant ships
have arrived from the Hacannah. The King's frigate,
The Constitutiu4,llad on board four millions of large
piastres.
The Casette de FleViCe, on the authority of private
letters states, that the Palermitans still refuse to send
deputies to the Neapolitan Parliament.
ritestett Funns.—Five per ensile. WI 03e.; Sank
Manna, Mil. /ode.

The columns of our paper will, to day, be rotted
occupied, even more than they usually have been striate,
with accounts of public meetings held in different
parts of the kingdom, for the purpose of considering
Addresses to the King. That relating to the meeting
of the county of Berks, will be read with peculiar in-
terest ; and the sketch of the speeches of Lord
FOLIMITONS, Sir FRANCIS DURDIETT,Mr. HALLZT, sad
Mr. Nissen, which we have given to the full extent
oar limits would allow, cannot fail to gratify every
British breast that feels a due solicitude in the issue
of the snuggles that are making for the correction
of corruption and arbitrary power. in the account
we present of the proceedings in the Parish of
Camberwell, the brevity to which we were com-
pelled to resort, bas incidentally diminished the
exposure of thse pretended " friends to Oovern-
meat and order," who converted an assembly convened
for the purpose of discussion into a scene of preme-
ditated riot and the grossest personal outrage. Defeat-
ed, u the plotters were, in their ultimate silos, in con-
sequence of the overwhelming majority they attempted
to disturb, we have reason to rejoice that it was not
in their power to cull in the aid of military force, as
in other places the cnetnirs of the people can, to complete
the schemes of their malevolence. In other parts of

the country, where the adherents of Ministers are
most strum, WS have occasion so hail again the ap.
pearsoce of a spirit of independence from which we
sugar Use happiest results. In the meeting of the
connty4lllßenfrew, the ultra-loyal Address was car-
tied
but small small majority. To-morrow we propose
t
to glee ail of ale proceedings that took place on
that interesting occasion.

Prince I.eopold paid a visit to the Queen at Bran• I
detthnr:h•hoase on Saturday, and remained two
Lours with her Majesty. His Royal Highness passed
through Reading during the meeting yesterday, on
Lis way to Lord Craven's seat near Newbury.
The Queen, it is now affirmed, is not only treating
for a permanent residence in this country, but is at this
moment occupied in forming her Royal Household.
The treaty in whieh her Majesty Is engaged for the
purchase of the Doke of Marlborough's house, and
which ours was the first London journal that announced,
is said to be not quite concluded. In the event of
the Maim Wing completed, the Prince Leopold
would become tae een's tenant for the remainder of
his term.
It is said that Drage Bedard io to be ap-
pointed to the of Centres!. I •
Friday morning the lisath Corporation unanimously
voted the Preedout of the City, In a box of Heart of
OaltoCeptaiss Parry•. It was the first Common•hall
that had been bald there Mum the return of their gal-
hat townsman from his perilous •uerltise.