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PAR1s, 18TH OcToBER. The last law to regu-


late the periodical press, notwithstanding an It's


yearly nrohibiti,e restrictions its fiscal dispositions,
and its exorbitant penalties, contains, however, a
GOOD principle it has abolished the privilege that
The anterior laws had placed in the hands Of author
itv. and it is known what made Of that PRIV
jlege by the last ministry. 1t went to such lengths
as to prohibt, Or interdct the periodical press in the
Departments and with the exception of five or six
daily papers, which the patriotism of few citizens
had saved from the general prescription, all the res
were put down, or made subserV'ent. Inc depart
men,s that would not suffer themselves to be indoC,