The Statesman. — 1819-04-05 (London, England)

PAPERS.  PARIS. APRIL I —Yesterday. after Mies.* C.... ell of Ministers, prr•ided over h) M jrNty, frier, and did not owetr till tour n'clock. Ti. Minister of the bowie. then waited upon leis Ese.elleocy Cardinal de Totllayrand Perigord. _  The pamphlet of M. tb•nj.-wirs tArache. retitled, 7'he Cry ,r the Fiends Patriots on the Law of Eieetions, which be 'well ',lkea sine, Ihe a!li of March, has beta seized b) oiJPc of the /Eines Pr... mew.  1 here has been peblished a Petition prea•oted to the King by the widow cf Maw's! Rau. ep by M. Dupin, the otject of ohich is in pray jos. dee from his Majesty for the murder of her healiand, ' the .intuit afered ig his dead body, and the insults ' heaped upon his 'oratory by those who acute him of having committed suicide. By a Royal Ordinance Covet d'Etears is appoint. ed Governor of the 14th Mllkiry Division, as nocuous' to the Doke of Feitre, deceeseal. The Chamber of Munition of the Royal Court of Parts, made yesterday two Decrees, by which M. Faye. and M. Harty de Piertehourg, who killed in duels M. de St. Marcellin end M. de St. Aelaire, are to be pet on their trials before the Court of Assizes for voluntary homicide. The Tribunal of First Instance bad added preeseditatioo, which would make their cnoviction npital.  On Tuesday, after Mass, the Ring sealed on his Throne, surrounded with ii.e Princes and Princesses of his family, received in public aodieoce the Persists Amhan.dor. 'flues of the Royal carriages, drawl's by eight bones, in which were the Digeitaries ace. pointed to conduct the ceremony of io redaction, pro. aided to his Etcellyncy's hotel, and accompanied him to the Palace. The Ambassador was preceded by persops of big 'rite, bearing the pretests sent by his Sovereign to tie K ng. Regiments of cavalry and infantry mere drusw op In the Court of the Theilp The considprible number of the Members of both Chambers, the Marshals, noisome, Generals, and various other personages of distinction, were assembled in the Hall of Audience. The Mar. gets Mounties received his Escellency at the eMranc• of the ',fiery Diens, sod conducted him In the foie of the Throne. Tbe Ambassador mist►d his Majesty; the King returned his eeletation, end then coverPd Me hood. His Excellency offered as preseots, sit shawls, a scimitar, which formerly belonged to Is. marl, ose of the most valorous Soveseinns of Penis, and a precioes stone, slimed to boa pens es for all complaints. The Ambassador addressed the K age the substance of which was, that " his Surety** preyed fo► the contingence of his dynasty." His Majesty replied, " that he was erosible of hit kind wishes, and that he thanked the Emperor of Penis for the choice of his Ambassador." After making • profound reverence, which was retained by the Kim his Eseefleney withdrew. His Ezcelleocy has a►nt some very superb ceche. mires to Madame, the Duchessd'Argoeleme, and the Dockets de Boni.  Lady Campbell Stuart, mother to the English AM. bassador, died at Paris on the 49th alt., almost sod. doily. :The funeral obsequies took place ',Mercian in the eborch of St. Vincent de Pail. A great nom. EM of foreisoers of distinction attended.  latelligince from Nimes, dated the 24th nit, States, that the most perfect tranquillity prevails then. The garrison has been re.inforeed, sod is very Imposing; the firm conduct of the Authorities leaves no hope to the disaffected. The Prefect of lb. Department, Baron d Haessez, has addressed a very eacourrzing circular to •he Sob-Pretoria and Mayors of the Department, recommending them, by a firm and impartial exercise of their authority, to matron" agitators, and inspire confidence io the paternal feel. Jags of his Majesty to all classes of his People. Oa this subject, the Baron observes—" Let them follow lb. path traced out to them by the King; let them sot entertain painful recollections; let them renown:la those bitter dissensions. Ted the inhabitants of your et masse, that they will always find me eager to at• tend to their claims, to (artier their industry, to pro• tea their rights, without any exception of person., religious or political opinions." French Funds, March 30.-5 pt., Cents. 65f 95 c. Beak Stock, 1517 f. 50 c.—March 31, 5 per Gent.. 66 f. 15 e. Back Stock. 1517 f. 50 e.