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Another attempt has been lately made
upon the life Of Louis Philippe, King of the
French. Forty or fifty persons had been
arrested on suspicion of having been con-
cened in the act; but, it was supposed
would be discharged, as nothing positive
could be Hsceriained.


Several addresses had been delivered to
the king, in relation to the affair, by MEM
bers Of the Chambers of Peers and Depu-
ties, then in Paris, oil expressive of their
yeneraiion for the person of his majesty,
and regard for the safety of France, which
were receiyed\with great enthusiasm by
the pupulace.