The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-03-11 00:00:00

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•.%TURD)AY EVENING, MARtil If, 1940.

We hove. this *mini, received Paris Pspos
the lith instant :

In the Chamber of Deputies, on Torah..., the din
sion was resumed on the Isw relAti‘c to litanies
Ii hers r.

31.Chahratt Jr SoMbar, i:t supporting the Poised
Law, delivered a ♦iolent philippic agvinst Mardian
of the Liberals, and naliesi tat' ch. rgetl the nine ei
Lunvel upon the pernicions tendency of their
" For three years," said h-, has religion hen s•
tacked, the rights of monarchs disputed, and Ivy*
banished. The provocation to revolt has moods
from all parts. We hare read it in journals; we bain
seen it on our walls; it exists every where; it rein
reed is the eery air x•e breathe.- After this teeth'
cliutax, derating his tone, he contitmed: pie
tical ditterenees—all resentments, 'aorta to expired
the WA of a Prince, who breathed his last wit► Oa
on his lips; let us hope that the royal bleed thud*.
by the 'wig:tarsi of a monster, will cement the time
am] reconcile all Frenchmen."

Jl. Martin de Bray opposed the projert. M. cow
declared lie could prove the existence of Adireis
France as well as its England. Hr related several rt
cunistan;•es tending to confirm the opinion, that ow!
p •rsons approved of tba assassination of tie I*
Berri. lie coischoled by adding, that he 4"dtk
law, because the system of prerention was inni
that of repression. Ills speech was followed by
mixture of disapprobation and applause. M.
Constant, in reply, pronounced a caLii and -
discourse, rebutting every argument v 1110444111
fence of a measure which tended to deprive;
of personal liberty. The orator cmcluiled by ale
Deg, that the Convention, the Directory that
parte had governed by Laws of Exception.
said he, " is now the CuAvention ? Where is
tory ? Where is Bonaparte ":" This speech
very deep impression; it was received wit'
applause by the majority of the Chamber.
cumiion of the question was afterwards -
next day.

FR[\l'H crIIPRISDk9--nre per
75 e.—Bank Avtiuns, 1470 fr.

SPAIN.

The Jonrnals of flotirdenim make
engagenient which is reported to have
on the 91b nit. between the'
the Isle de Leon Nod the army of the Royalist
the latter was repulsed at all points. It is -
that Omura! FRICTRI is about to he replarwl
UIRoN. The s.atie Journals confirm what liss
been stated respecting the tuarrh of Hiroo
nada: on the one hand, however, it is still
that o.l.)osNat.t. rontpletely defeated hi:a at
while, on the other, it is either as positively
asserted to hare been only some slight
result of which, in no respect, allleted
Insurgents. llicco has published the
tuition to the inhabitants of Algesiras:—

" Inhabitants of Altresiras, 'the Ci
which you have so !wig sigh; d, is about

that he snispsdni*
is was much hettertir
by a esolon
pi., M. Bette
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'writ employed is r •
to deprive the tsljt
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xception.—'•
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Os speech plaid
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make twenties dig
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