The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-02-09 00:00:00

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The PALUIDINT.—Why did the Committe propose
such an one ?
M• DE ST. A LDSGRONDE TOW for the ameneintent
of the first paragraph, aksuggested by thy CimenitL
tee, theisgh it contained harder conditions than theft,
of the Ministerial Project.
M. MegiTADIBR was of a contrary opinion. Whet
means, be asked, woeld the common soldiers .hayet
of knowing, and, above all, of
.proving, that the
contingent which was to replace Wein hed arriredet
the corps? Thedlichitge ought to take place upon.
a tied and determinate day. That system was adopt.
ed in Bavaria with so much esactitude, that a private
,who quitted his colours without leave, after having
served his time, not only was free film any accuser
!ion as a deserter, but• he might bring his at ilso if
damages against his Colonel,
,for h!ettpenees of Oil
mute, which he incoretd in consequence of the net..
lect of delivering to bins his dicherge. He shmild
conclude by moving the previous qoestion upon that
Article of the Committee, and wopose that the die.
sherge should ..take place, at the latelis by the Ist of
'March ittßaoh year.
The Piiiice DE 13110GLIE supported the amendment
of the COMMittee...
M. Merman, jun. demanded that the period of
slishetge Aeon Id: be on . the 31st of 'December in each
jger.
pa,l34ai.ticre.—lt is ispossihle to mistake the
ligation of Ariicle 30. It was wished to give this
strottiOst guarantee to the )oaivg teen who are call
ititt,•tbit they should net hi detained ',geed tt:
period filed for their services. The 31st Dec. is mot
mentioned as the preciso.period of discharge, bet es
alt, Rog digest period to whisk •it caa be post*
poged. He .osisidered the vosmilesent of tbeiCamr
reirtee as supeztluoie.
a ilOrir insured open the. necessity of the Atli.
e'er thit the-Lew might differ entirety fro*
theiCeateription; •for, hitherto, the presides Arbilan
.we m grade had sot been ,ktpt, and there hail aqd
beer d.ilyg .W years a single.,paen burro
charged in cou.seqoeuce of having completed his term
of herifiCe.
'The Attlee ways st iorrirh) passed, as ameedet by
'Zile Ciiassuists

Thr Chamber passed to Title 3 (containing At-
ticich 21 and 22), .relating to re-eagagements. Ar-
tick 21 was adowNl without discusaion. Article 22,
nick decrees a higher pal, and a right of admission

into the gendarmerie or the veterans of the Hue, was,
opposed by some, as constituting too great a reward
for re-entering the service for two years. It was
suggested that only one of these advantages should
bragiven. The Article was adopted, however, with-
oat any amendment.
Tide 4, contalsolog Articles 23 and 24, relating to
the veterinary leeiouaries, underwent a long discus.
lion, soda variety of unenditents was proposed, in
addition to those ricri'mneesdid by the Committee.--
The debate upon this branch of the law wee tatieeru-
ed to the &Hotting diy.
rus:s.
The above Articles were poised with tbe amesd.,
*tents proposed by the Coismittee.
The discoed .n was confined to tb amendetrot of
Gene's! Deposit, which Was rejected; sad to the
4th Article, which was agreed twirl& an attend-
meat, limiting the service of the vderaos, who bed
lotted 'as balloted men to the -interior, sod to tbe
term of els years. Those of $2 year, of age, :or.
.these who hod Wools effective service fee 12 yew,:
to be exempted.
Fes 4.
The Mioistets le Comte de Cases cud Wee at-
tended.
M. DI ST. ALDsnaneDll made a Report in the
Lame of the Coesesission of Petitions.
Le Sitter --- petitioned for a Law to dissolve
-Marriages contracted during the teems of the Celi-
ac:repaint. The Petitioner declared, that, being only
-18 years of age, he was made to marry a women of
laugh.}—The chit act wait not followed in
)cis case, either by the religious ceremony, or by cu.
Itabitation. —(4 lauch.)—The Order of the Day sat
passed on this Petition.
The discussion on the Law of Recruiting was re.
'aimed.
The Article on Promotion escited a lively die.
Courion„ It wes opposed by M. Villefratiche, who
was answered by baron !iimeon. M. de Trinque.
Age spoke elan against this Article of the Ministerial
Project, and M. do St. Cricq defended it. . After a
'few word" tram several other Members, the Mini.
liter of the Interior aseeuded the Tribune, and in a
speech of anasitlerable length, which made a deep
impression on the Chamber, supported the rule of
,promotion by seniority as contained iu the Project of
Law, and contended that it did net interfere with
the Royal prerogative. The closing of the discos-
,
*ion .warobms doweled on the left side of the
Chamber, eta its edlevealpitni till to.eorrow by the
Fight. • ,
Chembe4 esteemed without declaring the die-
;oriels closed.

French Fands...Tesselay--Five per Cents. 66f.
30c—Bank Sleet 1565 f. Wednesday—Me pet
tents. 601. 60e.
_
gladtlCE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
k Stock 3 per Cent. Navy 103 ii
$ per Caw 1101.80il India Heads 96 p
per Cent. Causets 11% .1111:erk 441
Conseil for Acc. SOU Aan. 90 1344
4 per Cent. 99i KA winds IS 19 p

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