The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-12-19 00:00:00

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An Go fiFe assuriscd are to 'tisk lifter -
Alma the Norwich Board and Landau
nest Christmas ?i'
1 Mt. IliclioLo, jult.•-••411 Whether the
for
sic months or *is years, the Direcir
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the holders should wish to cancel them any
while they tensain in force,-the Directors still
to return a fair and full proportion
already gireti.--(llcar, Hear !)—Besio
rectors will ►bare among the Londor

quot. of the general profits of the bu:
out the country ; sithough in Loudon the concern as
had been stated, incurred an actual loss. The Di-
rectors could not, it was now ascertained, pursue the
fire infirmities in the Metropolis; but they had the
poser, and would exercise it, of carrying on the lib
bovines, here." .."•
Mr. WATSON, Mr. TwtcG, and other Gentlemen,
were of. opinion that a Committee ought to be ap-
pointed to investigate the affairs of the Life Depart.
rent of the Norwich Society.

Mr. BROOK complained of the inaccuracy of the '
accounts, particularly of the monies its the hands of
'agents.
Mr. Binstor.o, jon. said, that these accounts were
closely arranging, and that the balances with agents
were by no means so much es bad been stated.
Mr. MOROAK (the Actuary) could see no •stn,otl
appointing a Committee to make the suggested en.
spiry.
Several irregular etplanations took place ,at this
time in the room, and Mr. T. Bignol►l. jso. ,threw
out a sharp allusion to the George and Vulture Com-
mittee, which called up Mr. Alderman ThOrp, who
pointedly complained of the indecency of the allu-
sion, and defended the conduct of the George and
Vulture Committee, whose original charge of mil.
management against the Norwich Society had been
since substantiated by the fact.
After some mutual explanations between the Gen.
tlemen who had spoken, a motion of Thanks to the
Norwich Directors was then put and rejected The
motions, of course, to the Chairman and Secretary,
were then carried, and these Gentlemen severally re-
turned thanks.
A further Meeting will be held on Wednesday the
30th of December.

rages, to proceed to the, nonsineL
dents and Secretaries, and then to the verification of
the powers of the newly-elected Deputies, in order
that they might report tomorrow.
• The Marquis DE CDAIRIANT proposed to adjourn
till the day after to-morrow.
The Chamber decided to assemble to-morrow at
noon.
The Nouns/cr.—l here received a letter address-
ed to the Representatives of the French nation, and
signed Jannis Bane. The writer demands that it
bhould be communicated to the Chamber.—(4 great
number of Members—no, no!)
• NI. NI. DE CIIALADRE, DE CDABRIANT, and several
(.thers.—We are not the Representatives of the
French nation.—The Order of the Day.
Other Members.—The Chamber is not constituted ;
refer it to the Committee of Petitions.
The Num:oval. announced that the letter would
be dep.,sited at the Bureau of Petitions.
The Sitting terminated, and the Deputies proceed.
ed to the Bureaus.
At four the Bureaus had completed their organiza-
tion by the following nominations:-
Ist Bureau:—The Baron de Sails, President; Ni.
Breton, Secretary.
2d. The Count Simeon, President; M. Saidnier
Secretary.
3d. The Count Dutnanoir, President; M. Birdie
la Bastide, Secretary.
4th. The Count Begvinti Piesident ;Abe Baron
Blanquart Beilleul, Seeretety. . ".
sth. General the Count la Grengititresldent ; the
Count Dangler, Secretary. --'l.
6th. The-Baron Baraboo, President;' M. Mesta-
diet., Secretary.
7th. Ni. Daserre, President ; M. Froc.deole. Bo!-
Jaye, Secretary.
Bth. The Count Dupont, President ; the Count de'
Saint Aulaire; Serretary.

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Nothing official or authentic has yet transpired
relative to the reported alarming state of Spit); but

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it continues to be rumoured that events the most
momentous have taken place in that ill.fated and
misgoverned country. The King's flight is more
confidently asserted than before ; some reports go
so far as to state that he has been murdered;
while others say that these are only anticipated
evils from the effect produced upon the pub.
lic mind by a Remonstrance from the Allied
l'n►cers against the impolicy and oppression of the

line of conduct hitherto pursued by the infatuated
Monarch of Spain, the willing dupe of the most

bigoted and dangerous advisers. A day or two more
will, in all probability, put us in possession of the

actual facts. Another post will arrive on Tuesday
next, when we may expect the matter will be cleared
ui•. That come great commotion has taken place in
Spain we are much disposed to believe, and we should

he •ery well pleased to be enabled to confirm the re.
ports that Spain had delivered herself from the °diets
tyranny that has so long oppressed end disgraced her.
The People of Spain must feet deeply indignant at
the despotic cruelty of their ingrate King; but there

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