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COURT OF ASSIZE AT PARIS.

The eaamimatiu• of witnesses was resumed on the ttlth of
August. •
The Serje••t-Major ateelet declared, that he sew Goo-
pillow, ea the 17th of March, at the inn of the Soleil d'Or, at
Rochelle. -He perceived that this subaltern was weeping,
sod he Interrogated Mtn as to the canoe of his sedates. Gem
pities hi drat hesitated to anew., his question, hut aft( rwarda
went out with him Imo the court, and said, " I am • ruined
maa. I am • CArbosere. It is a society to which sfl the
subalittas of the regiment beloag." Wilms, them questioned
him •e to the object of Ilse conspiracy, tad Ciampi Sus replied,
that it was intruded braise the Id-coloured flag.
Gespilloo admitted that he had told Chest's that there
was a Sudety of Carbonari in the grainiest, but denied that
he had said say thing about a conspiracy.
IL de B►oe—l me, with pain the situation in whlth Goo.
pillow seeks to place himself. I can only attribute it to his
intercourse is prison with the other seemed.
Goepilloa—The witness Mote his discovery, has been
made Setjesot.lblajor of drenadsera, and be has beta pine
posed for as °dicer ; wby has this been dome ?
The President—He has been promoted i• coriaquente of
the fidelity bobs/ 'news, mid the good advice which be gave
to yea.
Leos", Liettieaant of the 45th vreelarreet, declared that a
short time after Ibe stair of Getters! Norio% two eerapsoira
of light infantry were seat to Permian sod to Thomirs, to
pursue the betimes. A few d.ys otter he received •
timer from the Cemmandi•g Officer, is which he made
mem hut of CAeraliere of Liberty, oiberwiee robbers, and
calmed lee subalterns of the regtateat who belonged to thew

The wittiest spoke of Shia letter to G ...lotion, oho said.
" There are losily more of them," and aome dna., after h• 1)
co ifemed that he lo long. d to-the Cheraliara of J.ibe.lar. and
..ii
that their object was to overinro th, Government, raise the
lei rolunied tit, and join Cameral Berko,. He gave a 11‘t
of an the conspirators, and addill, that II IVI, tloir lofts.
lion ia make sure of the Colour.' and Iwo Capin.na of the
battalion, and condoct them to the lower. The a :I "I,s •fiea
oliseered Goupillon weeping at Byron's, and at other ~
place*.
Goopillon-1 desire to know whether the witness did not
ask me whir were the chiefs of She conspiracy, and whether
tihe col not himself name M. Benjamin Comeau, aiiii 11. Foy!.
Did he nut further say, that M. I.•flite tarnished the fonds,
anti that they were all implicated i• the affair of Colmar'
kl. l.eiuup—No; I said ants word of all this.
The Lieutenant klarteau entered into same details as to
what passed at Rochelle •5 the woutitent of Poinier's arrest,
when be was disguised as a proaant.
Choulit was called hark, and declared that Graupillaw
• 1
came to his lonise, sod cursed him • card of Cipeteuesasamt- - . "...1
Irma as eight "V lore's. upon which a prinitival iiiiiorealcsamf.
Gonpillon tmoutained that he never had sock a earl.
*Air some other witnesses, shine testimony was nut Ma-
terial, had been examined, the Court adjourned. a

PETERSBURGH. AUGUST 6.

An OrdonnaNce of b-s ;Majesty the Emperor, re-
lative to deserters and fug:lite,. who might find an
asylum in the Governments of Livottia, Eithonia.
and Courlancl. contains in substance what follows:
" In every village or estate where, without the
knowledge of the Lord, ■ deserter or fugitive finds
a prohibited asylum in the house or a peasant, the
community of the peasants shall be condemned to a
fine of 2,000 roubles for each deserter or fugitive.
If this asylum has been known by the Lord of tin
place, the latter shall pay the same rum, beside%
the fine Attic, on the peasants. If the Lord slime
is instrumental to the concealment, lie 611411 pay the
fine of 2,000 roubles alum-, rod besides. be judged
according to the rigour of the law. A reward of
SOO roublis is offered fur cacti ileietter nifurmed
again►t—to be paid out of the fine."

AUGSBURG. AUGUST '2O.
[IIXTRACT TROY A PRIVATE LETTIER
" The uncertainty as to the true State of affairs
in Greece is greater than ever ; all that is known is.
that important event, have taken place, which each
party interprets accitrding to its predilections. [The
writer then recapitulates the version of the ifllostlC.
110111 in Greece, which the Austrian Observer has
give'', and odd. :1 To this afflicting news the friends
of Greece oppose private letters front Vienna of
the same date as the Oh . They maintair,
that this Journal contradicts the victory cf the
Greeks merely upon the system to give strength
to its political opinions. They affirm, that
Lord Straitened himself, in a letter received
at Vienna. •admitted Out the Greeks had ob-
tained a victory ; they even circulate a more de-
tailed imitative of the advantages obtained by the
Greeks. This narrative, true Of false, makes the
time of the battle the 13th, 14th, and 15th of July
(new style). The narrative is dated July 8, OA
style. or July 20, new style. A Proclamation of
Prince Demetrius Ypsilanti to the Greeks is ap-
pended to the narrative. He reminds them of the
fate of Chia, and the treceasity of fighting for their
hearths, !heir wives. their children, and their own
lives. Young Ronal% died lighting ; his last sigh
was Itleutherts—liberty."

AUGUST 21.

Immediately after the death of the Captain Pache,
it appeals that the Sultan, who desired to revive Ow
courage of the Turks, gave orders to Chourschid
Peens to strike ■ decisive stroke. Chourachid, in
fact. made a general levy dull the Mahontedons m
Macedonia between the ages of twelve and sixty.
In concert with eight Pach•,s and forty-eight Bets
who were with him. lie then called together all his
of and required item to conform to the will of
the Sultan. OH the hallooing day the first-comsat
took place, and on the following one, the great
battle, the result of which the nest courier will in-
form ns correctly,—(Gasefte &Augsburg.)
As we yesterday stated. the Aisiriat Oh eron
pretends that the Greeks were,eompletely defeated ;
bat the details appear so obscure and inexact, that
we are nearly ready to believe the article was maim.
factored to favour, as before, speculations on the
Exchange. Our own Correspondent from Corfu,
darted July 23, informs as, on the contrary, that
Chourschid w.ts beat by the Greeks in the same
place.—(Coasrihs rimed.)

DUTCH PAPERS.

*umina'', Atrovrt 23.
We hare the following account from St. Peters.
burgh of she 10th illehmt :—._

Yesterday his Majesty the Emperor reviewed. st
Sirens. • corps of 30,000 men. which was distin-
guished by its fine appearance. On the. 11th his
Majesty seta out for Warsaw, and thence. aftet a
short stay, to Vienna. How long his Majesty will
be absent is not known, and indeed seems not to be
determined. Count Lengeron, the Governor of
New Russia, is Ong to the Baths. His plsee wilt
be filled by General Insuff, who is now also Gover-
nor of Hestia.los.

HAGUE. AVGUST 97.
We learn that the Council of Slate is so elite( at
Bro+sels shout the 1.4 iif Octobrr, and that
Se►sion of the Stites Genet'sl will open at Bre>_
sels on the illst i f Oetubcr, hook; she third Mot,-
day in that nionih:.

7rhe 24th of this month, being his Majestj'i
birth.dsy, was celebrated here and at Amsterdam.
and in till the other towns in the kingdom, with tpr
usual demonstrations of loyal affection 'and resp•c,.
His Majesty on that day completed the 50thyeur of
his age. The /aurora/de Gout his an article on thi•
occasion, which will doubtless be read with Oka-
sure throoghout the whole kingdom of the Nethir:
lands, sod buil in every heart a grateful conviction
. • .
of its troth

.. His 111. lest, the Ming of the Nethe►laods was tomes
Modish of Am east, 1772. Us the Nth of alert* 161 b, th:s
sagest Priam assumed the lineal Kiog, sod tomoseems will
be the eighth otiose that the Belgiaaa beep lb. 111111abter_
nary of hie birds. It Is to bits that we use the binsieet 01
Set easetitstiosal laws, sod Ike profooad troommllity amidst
wbieh the national liberties, the petsosial freedom of civets
lodiejthial, the seserit, of property of mu, desettptaos, lb*