The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-12-17 00:00:00

Pima ar.frE PAPER.

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' follnwitrg rrevieli State Paper sill shOw oral
I.calers how mach the isdestrious aad sober people of
Pf2PCII have recovered from those immense reettrihir-
t:ana and sacriticesthey were obliged to acstain by the
trer.: anemia of their. onmeror.sly eorsbioed enemies. It
will elm show es,. that those thonghtfal, and, we may
tilihr, mildest people. bre still greatly agitated with op-
posite political vitas.: to speak pleasartly, the personal
5.../rAt. lon mere seeloo4ly, the o sei.t weight fir
liras XVIII, will' be hkily, fur a time at 1ea5t...1%
help down the chenille:as of these Avers* parties, by
JAW' the prosperity of that kingdom will progressively
ue;asent

ADDSan OF TIM CHASIDIM OF rum TO WI /WU=

TOE KIM*: Of ►IANCE.

tt Slier,—Your faithful subjects, the Peers of Prance,
no•troach your Majesty to offer to you the homage sf
tisete itee...stotiteel ilevehes, happy in being enabled to
suite with it, upon !Ilia occasion, their iaepectful cons
1.-atobitione on the addition to your a•tc.nat
I' edgy thing tends to assure Freer, that the wishes she
stelhoshilgeeere upon the ere of being realieml. Fresh
romper s to the Throne famish new securities of anion
Internet the people and the rare of their Kings. •
`• Nam* yonr :lajesty has informed us of the continue
atior n: aphicalor relations with the diff•rent States of
Furor)... ire have not ceased to bless the wisdom that,
while preserving o'tr national indepeedenee, bra re-
ow.ured such invaluable ties.
.Religion is raising herself ceder the shadow of that
throne which brumes her defender. lire SCOSSbiliPere
are gratified with the consolation that her first Dios:ries
nee note longer deprived of their Pastors ; they await,
with respetsful coutilenee, the adoption of measures
that *hall mew completely restore the faith of their fa.'
'then; and, in the nt •antime, ere satisfied that the en-
lightene i pie:y of the son Of St. ionic will maintain with
privi;egt”i of the Callican Church.
" The labours rs one agricultnristii, impoverished by
te.ttltiltlied losses, hare, at length, been compensated by
au *low:dant !merest ; our intlestry, in respect of mama-
!: :ctewcs, has mode an astonishing progress; and the
rarest specimens of art are united in our capital, In the •
attentions °fa Prince whose t ncomiums have been their
dp eneouragement, while escit.ng the 'tide of
s'retielenlen and the aduiratiun c: t u 4
In annonneisig the nmelieratie 'At ousters. y( Of
:..aje!ity has filled our be sus with auticinat ons the
renst iootiiing. France, which ha. 111:4:slued sech griev-
ons sere:fiat? with se much resignation, will soon re-
assume that cation to which she is entitled by.the rich-
ness of her soil and th ecnios of hrt inhabitante. ter-
tail' of acemnplishing the paternal desieit.. of her
do-
nlrch, we trek lee economy cut it:compatible. wire
the noret.sities et iht. h:at.,, the means of hastening the
rc.ief of the prophet.-
•• Vern Mario- has fellowed the elietates of your own
benevolent auti your aug :tat clemency I.nows
r.• hernia, except sorb as are imposed by national opi-
ti.nn and the !!ignite of your Croon.
• In the elitist o' these eireneets of pavans. and
It:Trim-let, why, iwired, should vague, but real. leers
~..blurb the reps, of a pioplt, who require only the du-
ration of reeler and peace? Opinions which c vertnrned
ran•ilrrs are ri•vived, and menace thole. ilistite. ions
w4stels mire alike ss the tamper: of liberty and the 1
Thew. 011;stets the most sacred—pert•ons the•rnost !
isagesse, are not sheltesed from the rash asearelts of these
Adverse:7 •:e. It is, Sire, high time to repress the races- i
:•.• of the fitc-ons. The maintei,ailer of that t.harter, I
rue which gratetal Prance is indebted to her King, and !
which is rears shots hound to *obit him in sapporting,
en eouienol existence fa a nation ; -all demands this
testy at oar beted,
• lasariebly attached to the Censti•etion. Nltieh has
been mat our strength and our her, the Chamber ot ,
tan bits tilebtity, on a solema Occasion, recognised,
teat to the eeriest founder of the barter appereasus the
I:et of praline-0g every rne•isure feat may assist the de-
• ..eionoriet of n•ir I 4i.ititutionat itgitittiots.
" yen hare deelered your purpose to be to elose
the aleyss of Resolution; proud of bring emaciated in
so glorious a destiny, we will steond with all our efforts,
sour nchle iatesitioss, we will combat the common
camel, Attanly, by givii.g to all the interests guaran-
te.• !by tl t.tearter, that profound leenrity necessary to
tit- happiness of all, and France will ewe to your liberal
itstitstione, tom:tic:l on the sacred tights of property,
desirable as jnatiee, and woodsy of the Prime who has
a second time rise ired to us peace and libel ty."
Tit stein.- Ailetuss was presented to the King, hr a
deoutatime of th • i ht,:nber, on Friday let, to n Inch leis
Isiajesty returned the: following answer :---
`• I em very sensible of the sentiments of the Chamber
ot Peers. I witness e-pr:elly with the greatest testis-
ite eletrrmiteitioi. to concur in my views. It is
by Ode entity of ihousil lid action, thnt we shall na
r. cd in p lug t-e reentry frets all danger, md
sernring to my poll:;..*" that interred pram, of which I
ititatc weesell reset hailtig hitherto hail the means of
etin:t I ;Mg tiyion ta.eto the eujoyinent."