The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-03-25 00:00:00

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LONDON:
etTURD‘T t'VENING, 111!Rell 2Zr, 1320.

Re have received Paris papers of Tues,:,:ly and Wed.
"ial. There have been two Sittings of the Chamber
„;• Deputies. In elr former, the Commission made
esfir well I,n 31. Bet jainin Constant's prf jrt for alter-
thr mode of runt eting the votes upon a division in
Ile Chamber ; it was ordered fur discussion on a future
qr. In the second Sitting'. the pr,,je I relative to the
rilinit'.on of Joni mils was generally discussed.—The
(Amber siljourned without coming to any decision.
The Court of Assize at Park Al s, on Tuesday, oven-
-041 with hearing a case of alleged libel. The ithel nnv
qi‘l to be contained in the celebrated work, entitled
sru tti !•ir d de France en 1..15.
tui:oninz are ...me of the passages on which the
rstioa uss grniinded :--" Napoleon has been re-
,iched !• abdicated after the battle of
'faterloo: for if it v :-re true that it R•as possible for
tslPrioec tot save the nation without the confidence of
itleoplr. it etas not the less so that the nation could
sore its boycott- and its independence without Ns.

1:_
plea: " Let us imagine the countenance of the
poltk of Lotrion, N% hen they hear'! of the catastrophe of
tau:my, and when they reflected how the purest blood
eftbesation had hem) shed to maintain theranse of kings
:ziatt that of the people, of privileges against equality,
• Oligstehists against Liberals, of the principles of the
Holy Alliance against those of the sovereignty of the
;eagle.- . . . " Soldiers of a great nation, will you
avent to rec..ive a King, wbo fur% years was the enemy
4France, and w'uu boasts of on lug his throne to a Prince
Regent of England:" " Soldiers, officers in retreat, re-
..r.rn4 o: our ..rmics, come to conquer the throne, the pal-

m,
intim ut our rigu ;to posterity rosy say—Forrigster4
d b y traitors, had imposed 7 yoke spas Frames ; bat
brut iota shook it ,s; .ad the catmint of Me people
esi of the snap disappeared." France has born
mired by the bourbons like a revolted country ; re-
torsiattril by the armies of its ancient enemies, and sub-
jected ;a a new feudal dominion."
"Lois Stanislaus Xavier, has despised the treaty by
alul br was placed on Cie throne, 8‘... lle has
pretanisi is hare reicned 19 years, thereby insulting
the liavermain established during that period, the
pro*, Oise suffrages consecrated the army which de-
fended. lad the Sovereigns who recognised it in their
eimrrce:s treltim"

-A t har:er digested by the Senate, imperfect as it
has !teen thrown into oblivion," &e. In cons
esc of these and other passages, the Skill. Barruis,
Clorarias, Ina editor of the work, am; riled before the
Tribunal at the Court of Assize, and accused—first, of a
formal attack upon the constitutional authority of the
king-second, of au offence against the person of the
Cog, and of the Princes of the Royal Family.

The Jury found him Not tluilty ; and the President
Frowned his acquittal.

Crt:HDAT).—Five per Cents. 74 f.
IC., Nth Actions, 1157 1. at

SPUN.
%DRIB, M tam liberating the various persons
riCisel in the prisons, there were discovered three in-
civisioais in the Black liar of the Inquisition, who
wee 'holt to be executed in their cells. Every preps-
miss hei been made for the purpose.
The Siat'i Decree, which announced his Majesty's
vestige to swear to the Constitution, was conceived in
awsusesed terms, viz. (" El rey nuestro senor,")
Itiamer Master. This gave considerable umbrage.
A t "Ignetinal Formula was required and agreed to.
eint d the Amnesty is universal. All persons
wr 'ow Spain with perfect safety. This evening
tile ma some agitation in the town. Oroupes of
membled together, demanding the head of the
liekestAktea, Captain of the King's guards; of Cba-
'"vntoins of the most ignoble and most obscure indivi-
aadoolie lensed the Amarillo: (the Little Chamber).
4110aeard also the dismissal of MM. Ramirez and
iliseterem
11"ci 10.—Ose of the but acts of the Provisional
114 has been b declare, that all the acts of authority
l°ll"ilifte 1814, eau only he regarded as the result of
a ctikewitaild
Government.
Tile iliaiaiBlaty which existed at the time of the
..04-811" has ben solemnly re-established ; only surfs per-
hie heel excluded as consented to the abolition
d the Clanked...
Aftliagto the latest news from Portu gal, it appears
"Wu 60 there reigns in that country a very lively
aL_
yoke of a foreign nation begins to *pryer
°Week
tell —The Constitution bas been pro-
le P1a...1
On the I Ith, Mina presented