The Alexandria herald. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1811-1826, 1823-04-21

oo'oh vi INC national rcprcsen-
tahon, ought not to quit ii except by
the violence of those who have made
themselves my aecusers." (Bravo ! Bra
vo! on the left
"M. de Girardin-tear him from the
tribune 7"
IN. Manuel.--Whatever may be the
result, will yield only to violence often
the field of liberty has been rendered
fruitful by generous blood" -(Cries of
bravo on the left, and profound silence
on the right J
Much tumuIt ensued, and NJ. Foy
again addressed the chamber, implorinp
]. not to proceed in the business: N
Deniareay from the tribune, declared
"wi'hout the power TO express himself
equally we'll, he ayowed hi. entire con
cnrrence in all that had been said by NJ
Manuel VI. Girardin demanded to be
heard against the president but was re.
fused. A. length the proposition of M
hyde dc Melville was put and adopted,
oy the whole of the right side and the
right centre. When the contrary was
pufi the left side rose tumultuously, and
"i.ndrew, exclainibg, eve protest 20
lac sitting terminated at quarter
past seven.
& M MANUEL.
LONDON, MARCH S-rhe following is
The protest of the sixty members of the
chamber OF deputies, against the exclu
sion oil NJ Manuel, the reading Of which
was Put to the vote in the sitting Of Wed.
nesday. sth March, and rejected g
I'VE, the undersigned members of
the chamber of deputies of the depart
ments, declare, with profound grief and
lndignalion,th that we feel il to be eur du,yto
prociaim before all France, The illegal
act, which, in hostility TO The Charter, the
royal prerogatve, and all the. principles
OF representative government, has attack
ed the integrity of the national represen.
tation and violated, in The person of a
deputy, the guarantees assured 20 all
the rights OF every elector and every
French citizen.
We declare, in the face OF our cciintrv,
that by this act, The chamber has over.
stepped its legal pale and the limits o,
its authority.
we declare, that the doctrine profess
ed by the committee which proposed the
exclusion OF one of our colleagues, and
on which that measure is founded, is
suoversive OF all social order and of all
justice that the mons Tous confusion of
the functions of Legislator, accusor, re
porter, Juryman and Judge. is an outrage
uncSa!hpied, except in ihar trial. the
remembrance of which has served as a
pretext Tor annulllng the powers of Nj.
Manuel.
That the principles set forth in the
repor; OF the committee, as 10 the unlim
Hed ana retroactive authority of the
chamber, are no other than the anarchal
principles which led 10 the most odious
of crimes.
That the protecting forms With which
inc law shields the most obscure person
under accusation, and even the ahhei
nom'nel, which on an important oc casiop,
Can alone guarantee the independence oil
Yates, have been rejected with a frantic
and turbulent obstlnacy
Considering the resolution adopted
Yesterday, the Sd of March, 82S, against
our colleague, as the first movement of
factien deslrous OF placing itself violent
above all forms. and breaking through
al the checks imposed on it by our fun.
damental compact:
Convinced that this first step is but
he prelude TO the system which conducts
France TO an unjust war abroad. in order
10 consumate the counter revolution a,
home, and to invite the foreign occupa.
iion ofour territory
Unwilling to become accomplices oil
he misiortunes which this faction cannot
tall to draw upon our country, we protest
against all the illegal and Unconstitutional |
measures lately taken for the exclusion
OF VI. Manuel, deputy of La yendee, and !
against the yiolsDce with which he has |
been torn from the bosom of the cham
Der OF deputies
LONDON, MARCH 6. The report of dis
Content in the French army on the from.
tiers OF Spain, though repeatedly contra.
dIcted by some ofthe Paris journals, has
received to certain extent, official con-
tirmation. An order of lhe day, by gen.
Curial, dated Perpignan, Jan. 4th ann5un-
ces the dismissal OF superior officer &
SIX subalterns, 'for protesting bad princi.
pies"
SIX DAYS LATER FROM PARIS.
The ship Howard, arrived at New
foFktIrom Havre, brings Paris papers to
the lth, and Havre to the 18th uIt. in
elusive but they do not furnish any thing
oil a detisiVe rkarar,an .ota,;u - a..