The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-12-30 00:00:00

rt ,i, nit. 29.- , -Cdtee- down from the IWO. flit ••• I ca AM31141. 1 Osethertend, Wilitissooni;:tmei Gallia, iiiiie -d i .. , . 1 r $. • • • Ar mit _..., _:. .. 1a0.; - Pat beck this , utemipir br ..cositroiyiplode,' -' ( T k o ;' . 4.4.4 Ras. for . jinaniewa.4. .. i , : ...•, , , . t .. , . Par./Has:CU . • teoosideration of' ILlVlntreolospou• 28 -'". V* Wilffnitsigsecol,Fisiser, given yesterday, from. Lierrpool for Jambe, wiled 1440 m! ayes ; liaise to the Neel ' the 14th Inst. , — The Trident, Rot'. fee- . 10/ ww 'ir el i ti t . . M. Cent* di ' • that was en -shoreat thekiours Semi is got Or ; ots“„Zl i t s toc "T h ent s : we sowlbesein the greater part or her cargo;- a nd gone , will be e a p l p re t r ed I foljlgidefeb4; the thostes, °berry, from New Or-' when they shall loola‘tbelliassla" l i "nod tito 30th October,- from mined me not to Bases*, 3 . oth November.. The Polly, sailed for Li• demand the .djoui verPoei from•Beliee, os the 30th October. 'ln that Gr eat agitation • f blin'y Voices.— .. Dolph of Mottos the T hoses saw a ship, which be 1 .11.4. we _ln ; a a autism. 'opposed to he the Polly. •The ladies, Balbareey, the discussion , ueg h l w as se.sail for Liverpool from New Orleans in about F eu ill ant i s a b ou t . th ree weeks.--'rht am, •Hasper, from Newcastle N . fr 1 .... S:LVILLAIIIT , t' Li With With Crepto.:Lilat, totally lost In Marsh 'of the greatest interest afar sOn . • 7" . / . We. --c re* sa . Lti. . L ayette , with the ' . • lastly * -Ogg. - *l7:-...Th .. !Os. Soorkork , Scott of Lavulette, es facts fitesetrelikleoth tialleal A 4 1. :* '' ocestlr, h.• Sing t )een h er, an d we ma y forged bele Ai* .M 0 OF l'4..rth, gni , n Atior• this . t o es, I think erns Morebgb NO ibellack R.ik, v sere sir . reisains : se kt teet r e f er r feet t ototillitly *be a total .)'. France sits siereesded nfret--.:-..---2.7.T.-......7.: - Allies thee by toe' .....„ 4 44174.7 . 4. 4 1NR THEATRE. . teems, aid Asir I the mine& vs* simised . . _ Lest AP Mr*. Ilitaiiics, root the Eseter 'tar,' the : ° ll664 , __,,,__, 440:414116116 "...., made her lest eppeerenco at ties Theatre is the cha.. laws, Eligratilfrell. ll . ll6.4- facter of &did. Mrs. ;tate si is not totally so- lo tilletlOst ON/ be; known to the town. She (id her husbend performed big ms. The uogeoltollont three or ftworetaseas' agwat t h e t . typo , ricot. • And slur end "'MY uesurtar ' • tben gm the promise of the tile;o 2 which es thi s possible that the occasion the:oeskuMtly i:ispl ay (A • ;4:t. Maces obliged to s e p ara let.„ _.. has a . petite filers/ lemett. L id loin -h o t-hi r feat l e one o f your lest othoessuoss I. fel Moisten **old know tau eipresoire, . an d' her velem la. ence:nineoly strong, ~.. aritil ig , -, fiesibith.aod beremstiltees. s lito is doer and distinct 1° la men ready " • w ee" Elm '.. _ ..101,0* tier ilitereet class ; kis destined to secure interests in ber . uticitatteu. Beery symble. was audible is prises that fettles may Wimp to itetietth iltm sseckmere reties' than those of an isolated' inch • put of the:Misr, . iiid •Mr tepee, *both of ?"•• , IL. mere that the dlbutoslari be- 114041,41014 slrlook' . . sod elliction, were piercing ? •I. •thalla'j l°6lll.4. ... 2 ! •Tiorsicepe of Levelette will produce a new dis c( tit ailassseola she drew from t h e spe cs e t eew t h e t The Porososset..-Whet k the eptestiee.? At. de elitist* ohleh the punishieent of Nee had begun to Meg . t oPlotoloo -4 forrobrt . poifs- otelostrumg wits to open bk lITOPOSItiOn. Mil Ms dissipeio; 'roe Ministers ars engaged in this affair f 0,... .- . - it, Ti. 40 , , .. dedit. I, r e, w re ten detillog is. Yips illgaif !Wm ewly to as. ;by *Alfieri/ens with which they ere -invested. loTit - :nips . w h ese ;h e swe it el ' e e r t i ee t eep . , ltats the qoeetioe v ebetberir . ltettid . .be heard aegis Ivo / acrd desire' and we mast desire t? hive their t !aild i a ' n o sitt w hi c h . b et e i eetne d h aag l eat i ee sate d . instsot... ; . , . .., ... 7 , .0. .' ' t i llietriatespletely cleared. I move that the .fares ip.s . , t ho t lb t b onen - o f flui Cl o O vi i.b aoso ; M. alt cle-r-As Mk lir , , whim; same forthwith a Comskittee .to collect an d she presented ibis *Bois A nd yelfaiwpichwel.4l, l sool•lllll dlhois tot so tositt;l s**, 110 : ID tie docuisents that can lie collected muslin to. of momentary datisket k ie . the teest'lleiti.geloers..ll oolllll *. 111 ossligi bitlifeeloP it t oo t itlelit‘" . - • t the tioiftiect of the Ministers in the -•' of Ur , After drink*. go *hoe. As weet.lisoinchst Ow.l "Atter isms farther eheerveilimer4beie al. Wiled, letttilittd to give in an accoant pr'' yond the tnederithte..et the London gage in stagger- ; tend to 4 1 41 4, dlounnolotts Oise Were received . poised,. Is !se attagethet, a tine p i ne with gr eat estirikoh, •111.;s1i‘Sesseetepost rem . 1' *keit% Members rose ins to the soviet •",bot of acting. She IstiVidemtly well versed In the haslet's . NI; do toor.Veelto+ , :rke,ifiels 4 ibe Assembly I• M. list.Lenv (Attorney of the stage, end modes:mantis how to pe effect-lo I. 2 lVibit to - so &Wadi?' sulakallaat aka I shell' which hes occurred, I ma) 6 e tsceid to stale the grounds of to peopooltione:- 'is, setwithstamline its serif every thing she basted°. 'rhos, in the coazioctif the Nurse to commen t ate the answer of R omeo, s he pas unforeseen *veal esteilishee thi minded that of attaching to an ar was delightfully playful and fascinating, bythe.otati. • 1 . all den sad disturbs the: public security , it is netts. does not belong to it. nor of her endearment . Dar. Dseecs is qualified 's° Illky to esquire into the cause. Wear, tbeoplaced its.p knowing some facts, an( raisin a nembec of charmed with the most lively Oltuatl°° which absolutely requirth AIL on loves* to Witted with the interest • end we congvettlate the public on this ac- gallon should be instituted retiketieg what hes ' : the Chamber . . so hi t i nn to the tragic a bili ty Of . t hi s Th eatre , m e. occurred. Do not 'let se deceive ourselves as to the ,to codfideecipk. R as was t h e R omeo ; pad h ere h e di splaye d In t h e. importance of the evenL the conspirators of the do bet fear to pledge, o . . Wooed - i s v . 4 10th of March ossy conspire nein, end may agtin ley woeld have arisen )lte find lettings men to second them et et .that- period."... • ar to that of M. Lavalette. • I hint at no suspicion, and wish tifitteck•oo owed - alts your jetties imr - a_ _,_ • ' .W 7 e -- FW v 'ror nc ''Tei'tai - rWotiti only bees the result of di* hid ore o s the . the popollaVavoicry conjugal tenderness, but that may be disputed, and leg been granted ;a von ------ the Chamber ought to be made acquainted with the' person's of more . ' ed DAB-10FM RIPLOSION .4T DJNTBIC. -- facts. The'criminal was afoot to receive the reward therefere.refer to . "Rs es. • of hit guilt, for noteithstanding his clemency, the I A condemned foal it -ono— Ales had allowed the rule of his justice to prevail appeal to the Cosa & 'Cunt Daierstc, Dec. 10.—On Wednesday, the 6th of j over the sentiments of his heart. The voice of the Generatmay retain the 1 December, about nine in the morning, the remaining ; whole nation approved the judgment. The long de- wilt observe, Gentlemen, gunpowder, consisting of about 60 cot. beside" the' lay in its execution opened e vast fi eld to eanjec - returned in five days. -- fitted bombs and shells, were to be removed from the ' tare, and gave occasion to many questielik. h the the six points of appeal powder.msgssine close to the rampart within the I Sighed Lavalette connected with any plea . nos the Reporter took only, city.' newt. tit. James's Gale. For this purpose 12 the long delays which hare taken place, been found- The Coirt of Cassation cannoneer', a subaltern officer, and an artificer went od on causes which excuse without justifying the the appeal of M. de Lei into it, when just as the last man was going in (as it , non-esecution of the sentence? Have all the precao- kw allows three days for is reported), the magazine blew up. The effect of the ' tiptoe otecusery for guarding the prisoner bee. adopt- the Sufi. The document explosion was dreadful. Those who lived at a die -; - ed ? Would the judgment have been as lug .s tlidereti Monday. He found inch lance took it for an earthquake ; for the doors and for shy ether ibdivideal ? Would so lug *pitied fir stlino execution, wt windows flew open, the household-furniture was have been allowed to elapse between the appeal and . tlitylii fay before his Majo thrown down, and the bells, set in mition• by the its rejection? Would not an ordinary criminal base *twee was received hy pressure of the air, rang of themselves. The h i ss i ng ' bon watched day set might, • Wield he Wirt aka t tZ totetely, of the balk in the air con fi rmed the ides that it was hoisted so much time either to prepare for death, or half isti our lifter : , It an earthquake; but the true cause toss soon disco- for escape? And when France upsets whit lope- hate's nee pegl4ento—thal veeed by the balls that fell in the remote parts of the those@ the punishment of se great a criminal, eight that only one perion is corn; city, and by the lamentations of the wounded. A not the ordinary rules to be at least obseroU with than moo, • The jtroceedings third part of the city, and precisely that inhabited respect to him ? A Marshal of France has pa with , that there are several ; but ' by the poorer class, between 6 and 700 houses, the his life for the crime of high treason, end an ocean. espial, myself ,farther on I churches of St. James end St. Bartholomew, the plice in the allow", one of the principal *gouts of the , Soil are the facts which Schusseldam, the market-place, the Pfeitre r stadt, conspiracy of the 2.oth of March, succeeds in with.. duty to state, and now and the adjacent streets, have particularly suffered. drawing himself from punishment 1 Iles this euet have the leans of termini, Corpses, which from mutilation onri dust were hardly been brought about by the band of an Quay? Shall think it neeessary to discuss to be recognised as innuo, lay io heaps arou n d, and we accuse only fate? As we are in doubt, we ought vine, .which was not ' were envied by the half living, who, with their to seek information : bet frano whom ? Doebtless • Chamber. Asto the MI limbs crushed and bowling with pain, endeavoured from the agents of the public authority. Mandeto. I regard it as ancoostina to crawl from beneath the ruins. • ries of the People, it is your duty to search for the centurion of authorities, Those who had stooped with moderate wounds troth ; and it is the interest of responsible Ministers right of requiring the King' were asking or digging, with their faces and hands themselves to alleviate the burthen of their respoosi- count of their conduct.—( covered with blood (which the cold made to freese bility. In fine, France, the Chamber eight to know , hid* St. Romate—Tl upon them), after their friends and their property.— the details of this transaction. I m o ve that tht ultrZrejeetkoe of the There lay, stilt convulsed, the torn members of a Keeper of the Sails and the Minister of the Police . be 414 instantly inform human body. A mother lamented over three child r e n desired to five the necessary explanations respecting gene* was confirmed. and . ohne) she missed; the children were found, bat none the escape of lAvalette. , pardon ? Is pot his Majesty of them were Olive. . . . . .. ~ . I This proposition was warmly supported. Did the Minister toot know Almost wore shocking was the sight in.. la. long M. de Bouytt.t.s—l acute no one, but I offer much the more useful by ' street leadiug to the powder magazine, which served facts to your attention. Before Lowden, had escap- lay is called weakness, as a' marketplace f o r the country people, who ed from the prison of the Conciergerie, another pri- Tuesday, did be not gin came h ere w i t h lade sledges loaded with wood, soner hod sorceeded in making his escape a week only given on Weduesda; from Cesseben. It happened t 9 be market time.— ago. Would you believe that the keeper, who had that the Keeper of the Twenty of these poor people lay crashed under their not prevented his escape, remained in office ?' Yet Monners—coll Ides to 01 bones and oxen, which were Motile crushed, and he certainly did ; and be is the' same i who neither . The Piestoucr —Lei under their overturned sledges. Round the stump of foresaw nor preemied the escape of lavalette. He tense. ' a lamp.peet was a horse, whose bones were broken, did more ;he did not perceive that a female till and M. de St. Rufus — twisted round like a cord. The instances of almost slender bad no resemblance to a man short, fat, and mope of Laralette--Gentlaneu. tuirecaleso escapes are many. Some persons were whose air must have as been ridiculous as it was a laugh)—but at least all - awed reoreely by, the falling beans, etc. forming a grotesque under the disguise to which he bad recoorse, pardon from kis Majesty. Mad of our them. The extent of the damage in order to ensure seeress to this 'comedy trick. It the Seals alleges that be hoped goy be con ceived from the eircemstance, that for the I well understand what AL 'Mart 4the Attorney- 'Ay was nor the. Prisoner !Woe. of above a !eagle round the martin*, in General) told me, he had eigend It perailisleo for the elireghter and thefenteso de' *eery direction, it rained, as ono may say. balls, wife alone to enter the Meow of kir Weaned ElVuorweietber p i n i on being ' booths, shells, canister-shot, pieces of brickwork, depart made a Jigs that tie 10- was so), usdr* 406 - 10- - • q,. .;.•.• age. The nosaber of the killed and wounded. le .be. the keeper suffered a child of Wield of sir, end si . , -. 11..joistireit.rOf whatAiroporb • ' 111144 6. S eed 400 ; that of the looses damaged 41 or . nurse to enter it she. • • (hot it elleolditi;detnovl 'a pet* ' wig , so d 6.4.4....feah1ed no t I. b e mo d e s e a f o r The *IMO of LAahetto hid bobitoetprised re 411' egfilli 00 . 111 p r. Or4lollN—Vorerat .haft a Widow of dollars. then is wentintikireod. Ordonnanee, of thol o ith of July, •immemilipmed br , N0,1003-sWit, Ibis 'Witt the elnlitisteVi 'Which are *legit tinieorselly" broken. the Duke of Otranto i irith awe et .110 t Oimeetelt! , jlslelleo the bediteekla wt' by the filleefittl a the sir . • . • . • - ... : . . - . . . , . r . , . • • • . - • • .. : . . . 1 ... • .• • . - • ; . . - • - . , .. •.• , . . „ t a 0000140 do Willy of &NET/pill Krordifl.. - - io /6 secoligt of fitOitfo .. ,r,,, •. 46 41 0.4lisilk ' .:::7 tlis ehßiiii..434ittiiitiiii. .)6 .t ',. or,. . • ......_`. Ille 10 G?.. i ." 1 4 , 1„. ... tlAtliii!i " , :4- 4 0 nt isitiii• •#. • Ate is dir 64 thy the : f 4fivii_.„, 7 i Oil ffi - 0 4 * 444 ;1ie; • 1 •tiiii• !- --- 1*• 1 . it infairajnornesept. "• . ... ' i r : .... M. KiatnieLat —L1 , 41 tit iuysttfoii titi t trtift . . 41 .or the even t . before vh.ff O. tioff to aittert ime rne, 41 .001141%;;I: ..„ zio r t oi :tt:l4 . l. wott. .. t oh fbe • . 44( theie he ilaterar - ... i l t sligenCe nor klitti cliitttit . 4k stot &Oar iiitetio a t • foreha ' 'Ohio iti'l b ititlielki,; - 141t 'Ntitie6o,ol' - ei vii rele ir ee; sl , by erraidoeity. • t The Chamber decided t the mbetiwahmeld impspdowed wines; that harming energy ibich is his forte. Is thi scene with the 'Friar, is will as in the dyjuiLictilicie was bonoired with lead and snit destrfetf Sailers Atli" . 'one of the most correct and out. definition, ow the stage. swssOMPS MISK - Agoids. .1 . ite/WlJeartmr's mown, were to, be .earried iiefial s .• . Of War.- Tie was. e -fisisester, be . •,..40 . 1ti0 rim of; eihitnristi tie.. ti/, , i ~. . iitiell . tried -insmerliatety, mei yet six 'iltsitlis •• ~ _ 4 . .. *Meet tresecelion. It was dolt els ftle kilt (Wilk totYllEirriele -i ' ! •P--• .-' • lageembse that it was foetid. out he steutbilsei to I r. •st -21114 , otifinki of - am . .ESILY glee 04 1: :41. itilintery *an, Another Or ()neatly.. 4 6 f' the et 04 ei.mhistk lastibeOu - 60111161 • ~. : . of . ~ Coprt of Assize.. Tilic fi rst , tending ts ki p seesee ing s te snot i f , , - , ape of bi•Pivelelle. : . .., ~, 4; : .... ' n - of ether ciAialstanesic.. the If. 1 i SUM hillOSIT&I killPoh . -S ih rjOe the goirt of A ' tp la .tatp.ol ~.ci , .1\.... whichsi sth • • 44 4. 4 ,0 1 ' I* f - the condemnation tt.:* • pifilioilipld Fil 11 f . .. killra we we a ves aid . 0 , 'N O . istittOf ill ( 01----j..114 coademtted ippealed is cite CArt i4s. Isa by my llopeereble -Colletgeee„.• *Hue ; the appe a l ores rejected ; the eivsoliell be informed of than, hey 4oure.. • Pepin I. hate taken place in the ittital itourf:-;- t withdraw my proposition, I, i t,lst .Yl:ofessional men say th at in 21 dais the ihrsiepris:' )untrneut of till it Tuoday. - f . .. • 4 tens "ought to has* been c o mpl e t e d, an d ye t it lasted m i s man if este d in the cu to u t * . • • I fro* the 20th ynsenlber to the 2lst December, Iluit —Reed, reed ! • , i it, It days m ore - stud I mast o b serv e th at . 1 a R s oT—There are Um fibilt Members Who' • passage from the Coot of Assize to this Court of , eg b t to b e Opel* instantly.; M. ; Cestation it reitalued longer in tile office of the Mi. at to speak. ' . i sister of.jesticethan the tine bird .by • the law, 24 T—As the proposal made tp yips is lid* . It rime kilo the o ffi ce of the Minister of :nterest—es it is your defy to ba ate,'..Jestillette•Moidey, the 111th December, in the/earn. , be facts relative to the 'wash* of ; issit t ead did not roach the Attorney-o,nml of tie ets are admit, know* to the Ch at.: 01er-of Aellts till Wednesday, at one in the otter ! r say it Is avally occepieil •I we. The eecapti took place on Wednesday, et sit at may inap t ems t o the disc i i aura& ; thwexeCution was fixed for Thursday. It Rit tip the Bereave. • •• '4 fs, &Reek to explain this system of temporising and scree led es all eides,:less by dela,. . • .. . he/imam. Their audacity ,l 10 . Weise, the precautions taken jpeasere the wad. Ire- wiegieeds•seigi* • , • . . ..' ps4 saperliaoas. Yet he Was sore not a iii . OW , ,iespertaat prisoner. than Levalette, or rather Ass:ltA lese Vii, %live tit fair stittglip ' abet has happened to the letter seems to .announce Pe is pears fee edger tswellies • Peerament • ow( haw A' thn• ''plate Or tiVer.' 'Yet for him no particular precau- emery for ouch drcessitutit. Ot .tie* us token. • e Cluppkw. may I. &sho r t doe . * i Att,these circametences can hardly base been ' he rte, and apace Jt le bppipeary that by erect of chance or of an obscure plot framed .by the dpilbssittlpes the Kb % and hie *.kb. turnkeys., The plot is necessarily connected with,. add kite* that they will 1104 atuis Mime important aster, and its authors are of a 1..... ........../ .: -....-1-....• -al ___..-.... ...-..... :kik— a _a _ . •.. • . . a tooanir; bet - 0;1;84 7 - 11;;;;i1 7 11 - Lits .- 1;i . 7 1trtattitt;2; dety ti to midge; •tlPeawilighilt-3 ititt4ll44o44lc.'lleili ' itrmit. Ima Yor ate blato'n..." . . .: . I'A' - :1.• "::: ". - ••• . - ' t' M. Jo 1tAti4..616, gioGgliaat:ifib, . G•idiev“; I eta lin t (WA .114111 11 CtreIssin . : ' ' Biltiffhill 1444 the vtighwit dneitic : . ''r■ , ... ' i iletay required hoof, bz M 61401 f. A __ ,40114 . Irk , and thteret &kited piletia4 tillieo,_ .. ~* s invive. ..._,, 1 , , I thetik soy doubt eats wit* '#iwitil 000 ""! 1 • 81 .. • . ' upon thi hipirtikee et 'the Oft tir it " t .. y ;'Akitiltir • . 1 ofotiort it - Made. ,bries it • taut ebb :41 ' Artaiiiii , -, • .. ; tern melts.? Ths hvtitelierittbet; "Oh t the Iteheletisiilhe inatteitalogettiteelsida': . MinistrY's. *chive veil 44,,ilheii." I ; peoibte fo r fit (Murder • U itilliiir ' -- • : - 1 .10.40.6 • • • the drindtret of the : &finish'''. elm - ' • . Ira re Implicated' ie this elide t' it elleitli lo '• etai, ' rut owe it is yans .*o riltguity slut 111 . 0 . „, .. .- 2 • _.; ' pruettlisettOnrty leittfirltlre /Ist . • • ',' . ' ' i ,:s6O- 10 • progress.. .Tisc Ltetk 4,t)".ko.vm - :. le t r. 1 witi hese ing.ifitlkbldsiisM4ooo'4ll.—.7 • .k. / •-: t. tto the Ordee of the 4)4y. ... .• • '-:: ;:-...T, "4...i.. 1 7'`e • ' . ;.--,...: This *Rieke, 10 ; ,:u! q i iitsm i wpi t i .. 4., 4 4 . . - - ' - m• aRgERD4g_,:, . , tort our,* Iseuro. q t tbey wAymm 4'•Pfift.: : fii • ...' .-` i "t• , follow fruits I Were tint. Om itmeliti44ot. :la 44.1ege, 4 ... 0 .....4 i roeste them ? ..I do mot '44. so. - - • , 4 7144141 k. i - ;..... ;..... • `'. • ,of the charter confers open the Chem*, • -ilt: I ' alone. diet of *ending. the Mb Mytt, of • But is whet cant ? Ili* AttfOmitoit4 • 7 1 ' the previous gutsticiti. ',.. f , L; ..,3.. 4 ...r • ,ri..,!;: •'7- 4 •• i i l' Flog .14Z UDEN . 41111 : 41 , ' ..,- .. Pl 4 ;.: ... . - Tik, discussion, is el . .-/,- 4-:. :irti. t ! •: , 1 t - .‘• Tit .ftsuleuxdr,—Titit.f r. , . .f. l . , •• .. _ ... 1 the motion e 1.41 11, ti .. StreciAt. Voicier . ; S . ...1401katrnro: Z . : I riots gessitian. . . ‘'..rik„*.•, -- itt , 5,„:00C.,,, 'rite PROIDEIIT pet the 141161111 g qeet‘ w h ., ; ,w . . vote.. It k rejected by is. ‘I!.A.:-. • asters in the affair of rave. taken into eoneirleartiens':.:,. •-• .'t • . ; • •1 "*.' '' account with as little delay as The Paistoareortielaireedibis'Antision.4':fftateig remonstrances sire asede.....Malsr.Mvaithartr4ooo,*:"-• : " ' e to speak. the appel nomidul.., 40fhtortesideut•nitiPn . 'ffillikr . . ; ey.Geaeral)---The misfortune Sdecision taus *at doebtfelillOttliclikik4 SO: -.' • - nay any with perfect loyalty, unanimous In 100°001°41,04kt 1mai11..;4 A100rp....4.." serious nature, far less than fore, anneanced that tberthalOtt-et#o4lo.4llllisis ; t . accident in Importance that / sons is referred to - the liittreator tam , ,. . t: As I hese th e opportunity of i added, that on Tuesday nest,"at • ' .. r- - - 0444•4 4 sd es my duty requires me to I would meet in its llitietion, an k:*;. : !• . -•••- e practice of the Court', I I either in a public sittlog to teeelitstikep Att. , .',. . 4, 1 mel % r some it:planation,. Deign Amnesty Law, wrin a ...facre*PlM.f t. m . t w i ork i e honour, which I the Report of lit. de Ice - ' ritio that as much de- for s public entraining pn the t(at i5jpei5htp,,,......,../.:;, '. . • eeassiiif a poor criminal • . AbbeC4 , !fr . ?: .7 ! ''••• - - 1 " 4 , .• ' , ti• • tee. Deign to hear me pa- This .447. COPVKiefibLy • OA*: . ipesei that patience upon you. Count Corvette, the Minis if rma r aatee-ei-ehonlisswei-ashielsistioiod-bt 1...' --,-..- -,..-- 'eatery of unusual delay hay,- ricq. dtc. were intrerlasetid:li dr 4 !ebei." , , 77t:;. , ' same error prevails among Coneirro mounted the tiliptistete -tielefOP tie' IS . 1 / 2 -, . • tied ed educatioo. I must get for the yea r . The followintit th,.. 0 1 ) is es. ;." . Ids address :—He raid that existing _ci . . .. !it - . ~ rat is allowed three Jays to not render it postibie fossilise& a Seaga Or. ..A. . -• It Cessation. The Attorney- favourable as lied bemt•VitlicliOsted late . ' ... r : .-.,' • - ~; .., ?i, Papers for 10 days, but you 'hopes then toseintritgoe'tfobeld„'he . 1 -.1 n, that in this case they were been realized, had not 04Rn:bit of - tile , ' i. You will further observe, that ro pt e d the beneficerit4saiVie nf A ~ :. - I I were in due form, and yet vernment 2 and destroyed the cilia - ' ''',, - . ' •-. a few days for preparation. its restoration had effected:' lii • • Z •: : ' ...:‘• ''• , n met on the Thursday, and tlils'commotioit main 110 IFfihriPititillilie ."` .4 I ravelette was rejected. The inpposed, and it was his duty to lei befofitt .. ''' ; '• .: or reference to the Keeper of Ur the disinters of this part of 414 Advil.' " - i. - . 1 tots were addressed to him no • for it was necessary to know thefail peltent ateeffig ichlded among them a motion lin order to seek effectoel rentedies i end essitemin rti. / which he considered it his ; solution to meet this etigeney 4114 tireni.' 'Tit tles& . dajesty. Filially, the defini- 11816 opened under the weight*? a large arts.,, and :( I by the Attorney-General on i with a prospect which might 'prey. f r ightful; 16 , roet, sm4 be' . dropetehed it inl they know that the rim, teak Me Freud, 'did` is stda that certain persons Joap e t, of the sa f e ty of the comas : ... '" !-' Nat ii possible. It is added, The arrest. anterior •to the Ist April, 1814, &Moe , ••.1.'.. ~ compromised ; there are more ed to 7.',1 millions, according to estimetes, - , ~ ', . • dings confided to me prove' however, being *calculated 'to crest* Week. • i' - . but Ido not think proper to docedetl the principal sum to 563 leillioesf iatia i ,•,:, • : on this subject. 131 millions had been paid, leaving's Ilietillite et % .1 . • • la: r ich I have considered it my millions , '.,•- • .1 ' .•.''•-• ..- i. , it, it . t . • .. r that you know them„ you This debt compared with the triple . . ~.: sing an opinion. I do not discharge, created by the law (4'1844" :$ 'II -, ' T , " , m M tress the opinion of M. 800. had nothing eppallitsg, if anthinglis • Ib' '‘ 1 -.,,,,,;;,•-', pl ! favourably received by thementit. •.• . . .. ~.. lotion of M. de Sesmaisone, Hot the expences of 1814a1143833 euessaid,Onow , utional.—lt tends to create a ; receipts by 233 ssiiiierur. ~ ' ... •• : ~ •• • . §.••••• •" i, and besides we have pot the i How was this escesp inbi . pm *Viol L W :Ing's Ministers to give an sc.! poisibli to encsflite the ii4ht atillregt JO , . ..- • • 4 —( Violent murmurs.) l i be an illielon In sisppeee 00 ital. itiligli,_ 7 - .• .. e., : -The Minister of Justice re- ' productive. • ~ t - - 1' • . 1,1 1 , t - fl - ''.o-•!• 1 -: , s'''•:•l 4 . l 7; .. t k:„ ~, - Ike A.ppeal on Monday. litihy i • [Hero M.,Corvettp wield Ants AR • 41 1 'lt- - , -... 4 me his Majesty that the Aso- ! the lA. of the 23.1 of Septewaset t . ilifili .7, ... . - sd that there saga peayer fee I t tiededeltet ‘ goad faith meet Mita . ~: '... t' :' 1 ' l eitx accessible • at ell .houps t . sped to • iti . and dory hoist ,. !o#k . P ) dar t ' .1, 1 1 1 90 0 - '`.., 1. 7,111j1 . 111t sow that the peoisiseaent is so ' tine ihtilrfeilogalth'its . ... ' • - - , ..i ..,•,...:. x: i y being prompt, antl.that de. [ - 16'1815 thle•Plnalictitr . •Pthidi et' „ I li; • • oS: j I.: ? Why, having oohed till sperily. ...Tito Inacriptions iriellit . live orders? Why weee Alley i The Fatill"-' sr the Artellit.'lllo l ls • ' . tiis,-!. ; , 1. .. ;day ? This proves. ',Agora)! using of , 60 4- millions wit' tit Illes_ ~. .loit i••• , ~,, ~..,. 42 to Seals favoured ,-(Askol bilkers.' '''. o "- r " " " '' .' ."' ' l "' •;"" '''.-••••• ,°: .. 4 4"i.‘"e 9rder from all sides). ,' ,( - ThtErVePrd 1 14 6 4-10461 " - 4. , the Speaker finish his see- whlchNit seddeoly . atterd.. 4,%.'..t-I'' • • s o i . :-.2...,. k . „,.... i, • • I All Mho arnsita.4 am*, . , ?1,. . 0 r , , ~., ~ 0 ..„ ,t ,.. ‘ Favoured—f do not say the, aglingt Frencto , -tie1.60,041040 1 11 7 , ; „ cr.. , ..„.. %4 4, , ,, • • endows, that is written --- **-Lthe sec u rity phalli! 7 . , ' , .. ...!..• .....y. all the hopes of obtaining ii the leitaretks of Frame tirkllbliatiO „, ~ _. _, .,... ~... , ▪ In short, if the Keeper of fkriment-nrieirEedisitiflllNVl!" 4 . 4- • A 01 •"'tts • l'" • " -4 . •• ,:.. - hoped to obtain discloseres,,i Frame wile ovegardsk 4 kiStek*Alt er as secret P WhT were his soldiers. The Latet'ilittit 4,,., stedsambre adefitidaithatit me like! the tatsietatti/a i - ,, .. ~. -1 it • ••• - . preasat.? 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