Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-03-22

Der The Speaker descended from the tri-
bunc.
Nj. de Lameth supported the opinion Of NJ.
Fiechn,.
The President put the proposition ofM. Me-
chm 10 the vae-thr whole left and great part
OF the Centre of the left rose fur it, the rest of
thr Chamber were against it,
The president declared the decision to he,
that the Chamber should assemble in the
Bureaux on Friday.
The Cham(hr adjourned wi;hou. any day
peing appointed ibr the next public sitting.
Fi1dGy, Ian. i.
The Deputies assembled in the Rureaux
IN proceed to the provisional examination of
ihe 'aS prolet relative to the police of the
periodical presss
TIN commissioners named are
ist EiTcaux-A. dc Cardonne 9, NJ. de
E!ar''Snac; g. the Count de In Bourdonnaye:
=, Lr Clsevalicr Brrbis ), NJ. de Bonald 6,
r.. parieuH Z, NJ. de Lmarac; 9, VI. de
Niocnurt; Q, III. Frieuiily.
Tomorrow there will be a public sitting for
renewing the Burcaux
Saturday, Jan. 3.
m" Hnrrauy were renewed By Ballot, and
the irst nanr drawn happening to he that of
vi. de Peyronnet, the Keeper of the Seals.
some ins"brrs on the extreme left called out
IN der'sinn de Peyronnct, in alIision TO the
stress laid upon de by the keeper of the Seals.
"Stingulshiag all remains ofthr freedom in the
pnhIc press There was no discussion. Some
"i the Deputies called for il report from the
committee OF petitions but none being forth.
cn'nnS, tha Chanbef adjourned. with the
understanding that there WAS TO he a public
sitting about the middle of the present week.
"hen nc n'ni'ice On the rroict respecting
me terloaicai Press would be ready with their
report.
Erijr,, Inn II
VI. Conp'gny reported from the Committee
OF Petitions. The first petition which pro-
ducrd debate WAS from he Sieur Spy. of
thalo ls-snr-Nlarne, Who prayed that hence
i"sth The offences of the Press should Be tried
tby I"agss aNh cease 10 b. tried by Jiuy The
90 nmit'"r, said the Reporter, proposed to
refer this petition to- the Committee appoint |
cd 10 eyaninc the law project on the offences
"I The press. (AinrmnrS on the lert) The
ground vi tho petitioners application was the
contradiction which he had constantly oh
scrFnd between the conclusions of the public
ministry ANA the opinion OF the Jurors. Muir
rnurs.)
rhr p,rsoat1iian Of ills petition. and the
motion nm 1t should be referred to the Com
mute Oh 'A' law 'cl"iins 10 the press, produc-
go a very anlInated discussion i'm which the |
h5erSis and the uity0-5oy7iisfs were strongly |
on?oscd To e"ra other MIR. Foy moved the |
order OF the day, on the ground tl,t the pc |
titionfr asked ipr 4 change Of the law which |
W"nId amount to Il violation of the Charter |
under winch lie Chamber OF Deputies exer-
cised IT'S functions. He was ably supported
ny NJ. VI. ChauTrlin, Benjamin Constant,
iameh and others. On the other hand. NJ
NJ. Partessus and Castrlhaiac supported the
original proposition with great warmth. ABo-
ther uitIH-royaI;st drpuiv,N Marccilus, treat
fn me Chamber with In following speech =
asrend this trbuar, to protest, MS a de-
pnty OF France, against the doctrines which |
think have heard protested. drclare then AS
deputy OF France, that there - ia Fi-uuce no
authority s1re TINT 'chict emonqtes from The
"hlci EN- mate in il nu~t he o, inI,nadi.,.,,
ron 10, me Charter, proceed in rraliiy from ,bs
nI"S "Ap has conceded and granted the Cbar-
.c' I" Us i1asiy, must add tnat there is
~ ,:ucr nothing national except what is mn.
frn,n tL', i,ouH "cci nations and piarldi,s
vi; de L'nnrtb.-'7he protes'arion which
Ipu nave jnsi heard is a sufficiently clpar Nm |
.",Slo aSJihs' the Charter. Noise and mur-
n''G-'j--it IS Manifesto in favour of the nIj
.'6,"e Louder murmrrs ON tia. rightl SIM ,
sen'I'tien' Il! yoH VIII, the prnpn .itinn. orl
~. ,tc Narcotics. ne demqpa noihinr better. I !
IT,. fr""ce H'o03 '0hai sac hGs to hope and 10 Il
Ii ti , I'e meeting. The doctrine of divine r.
Fi3lt mas been prescribed in England fl
~: d. Ia Dipt.-But we are not there
AI'eF very tumullnons debate. III. Cham
W." 'c, re-, C'ed, ny slight majority the orIer
~ 'n' day' and referred the petifjon Of the Y
'''e'F spy to the Committee on the Prp.s. Il
r, From the Liverpool Mercqrv, .1,D. ,e1 4
,e"tH DeSPoHSm.-Thcre appears TO be nm "
in the French government ,yi,;ch ~
n"peis mem to retrogradr, as r1apkind sI. l..
'ance IN the march Of Intellect. Their hirot.
"a career, not checked, has direct t.ndnnry r
~ revive me preprO5terous antiaunted cloir,'e Ia
d moii"rchs to their crowns, on the ,.rnun,ls y
y "ghinhcy and Divine right, indcrendenf of 40
NV nPihIo"s or feelings Of the people whose tn
~ ''I1'e a'"hc ought TO be The foundation of Pc
!" Soou OF stable Government. n, in order M
"c,? ""'ut some great chang in fbr desti -,
= rncr' u had pleased Providence 10 Nj
''i .i'e cp"hsrIoFS OF rs present King to the pr
' 'ETtStS oi ms country, as well a. lila own Ad
erspnaI security, no more ceri,;, ,,,,,,', est
QUO nave been devised for thr purnnsn ~,
nj we are forcibly reminded oC what vac of
aIu "l P1araoh' that "God hardened his MOI
ear', tha' he might destroy him" We bar. tlu'
'tn i"in' ny those who have had more Than an'
ruihary opportunities of ascerlainjng III, q. , a."
"HoiS Oh ibc brS informed aud most inlurn the
a. t.Fdc'ers ~ Frame, that the most cpr
"H ioFerHnner Ofthc Intimate IgpyrC,I ,rtL. nor
yhaSty OF the Bpnrbuns would b, a,, a. r'
sihPt on thor part 90 re- tore the anc;,nt ,e
me IN church and sate in all IFS d.c,r,o,,,. lrn
Before we shall venture o. pror,ost,c, f., hes
l' Accomplishment of ih;5 proph.cv 90. pcs
'u5t wan the issue Oft eKirlDrdiunrC mon s"V
YES nov ~ the conformation of fi,, bcsnt nn,'
u ministers 0f France. IL their barrf,cod Ga.
p"' - degrade, and cuslave their COR, 4
anou'u he sanctioned by . majority Of fine VIVA
" deputies, the conduct Of that bo. d,yi
nf lsgs Ia