Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-12-16

or news tending to alarm the citizens on the
nsainte1fsnc al die legitimate authority, and 10
shake TIER fidelity.
Art 4 Snail be deemed seditious acts, the re-
moTal or the detacing OF white ilar--of the
french ccat OF arlas--and other Insignia Of the
royal a'ithoT:ty--of papers containing laws or
public regulations-the erection of standard
The mounting ola cocka lie waaieref--alS Of any
other rallyniy sign forbidden or not authorised
oy the king.
ART. $. The authors of sedtio,,s discourses
cries and acts--the authors printers or distribu
'ers OF Tue sed,tlous Writings defined by the pre-
sen. iaw-:shall be punished with Imprisonment
years.
Iheinterdiction mentioned in che 4ed article
OF the penal code, shall be pronounced AGAINST
them Tor i've sears at least, and zen at most
Cohueianed persons shall moreover, remain. af-
ter the expiration ot the punishment under the
Isupernt enhance of the High Police, du-inr n
Term to be determined Byte sentence passed up
on tneu, SAID term not TO exceed ave years-the
whole eontormably to Chap. 81 Of the LIST Book
oil the Penal Code-wltkolt n,nderin,r the GRIM
nal prosecutions, and the application of the more
heayy PunsmnentS prescribed by The Penal Cod.
IN those cases where seditious or Is; DISCOURSE.
writings and ACTS have been attended with any
effect $50 '''9
repetition of such crimes shall be punished
eon'Orhaoiy 10 the Art. rs Of the penal code
AfI .. The tr,bansl of the correctional Ponce
Shall take cognlzahce of the GRIMES, sc mention
GU IN The present law.
AftI. The dispcslton9 of the code Of crimi-
MAJ procedure, and OF the Penal Code, shall conti
nue. o be e&ecu ed IN Whatever is not effected by,
ING above reguiat ons.
Given at Paris, IN the Cystic of the Thuilliries
oel. . 1913. SUCH rs the project OF the law in
The same Journal General says, October e;cb.
teen. 80
the Chamber of Deputies have met this div
III 'he hure@uX, (coTnml ice rooms) to discuss n
PrUJeS' Oh law, presented yesterday blythe lord
Chancellor, relative % cIes, writings and acts OF
sedit.ous nature THIS discuss oI las lasted from
- uhiii o'ciocS-Etch of thc committees has
famed one OF its members IS part OF 4 comniss,or
Charged with the reporting on The pr,;ert NJ.
beckey IS among the members of tins eo.nnissi.
on tomorrow Inc sitting ofthe chamber. will be
public. ~
CT And this is proposed by Louis the Desired
30 greatly desired, hat we see Ave hundrel thou.
SANG lore gn bayohe1s necessary to restore him
ana at least one hundred and fifty thousand want
ca 10 man am h'm--''nd thIs law withal com
PHle sucn projects with our presidents message,
anu decide between elective and legitimate CIV
ern1ieht On ! these republics are really o6on
'''@OH - and nat,cn can epose only in the
arms vi monarchy -. rais law proves il Will
a vengeance. To be serlous-.he 7yhite are no,
better than the red Jacubms.
The following intelligence from the
merchants C"tec-H House books was brought
ny tae Gen jackson, in 4 days IRON Leg
horn' arrived at this port yesterday.
MURAT.
AN expedition under Murat to REGAIN
his crown had proved abortne lie g
barked ut Corslca Oh the 2erh Sent. with -
bout $50 men in = number of barges &r
ana alter encountering severe weather.
they succeeded i'll landing ON the coast OF
CaiaorIa, about'the 6th October, butthe Deo.
pie being ayerse 10 him, he was met after !
rev days and alter hard fought action,
was deie T=ed and taken prisoner. II was
reported at Leghorn on the 18th. flat hs
had been tried by military tribunal and
Bait Telegraph Dec. 10.
T.,