The National Register.
London, England, 1819-08-01 00:00:00

THE NATIONAL REGISTER.

few moments of pleasure. I was brought np in the cors.
It y ; you will, therefore, excuse my hairlines*. We had
only lived together two or three months, when, yielding
to hail counsels, she all at once resolved out leaving me.
We hail dined at Ironic with her mother, I left them in
gyred humour to primate tickets for the play. Miss Hut-
chirmer baiil, at nil, depaitiire, in a sweet •Your
lieal.li, my dear." I returned, twit found the house plun-
dered. In my resentment, I resolved to take vengeance
nn her. but I tlautight it necessary to disguise my intru-
sion ; I therefore wrote her the gallant triter. which have
heti, read. My design was to draw her into the tongue;
if she bad 'entitled, I would have put a cord short her
, neck ; and.after the Englior fashion, would have sold her
like a cow in Sniiilstield. 'finis it would have happened,
that at the end of 24 hums INI Id have been finally
de,istred from her. (Here a movement of horror per-
vaded the andierree.)
After some farther questions and oavwers, in which the
accii.ed betrayed the inmost baseness, and excited the
indignation of all /0 eNetit, the Court adjourned till seven
iu the afternoon, when the rest of the trial was suite
Om ugh.
The Jury, at half past r 2, brought in a verdict of ()unity,
and the Court sentenced the prisoner to ten years' Mad
labour...to stand in the pillory, and 40.,000 (reties damages
to fuliss HtitchinNon.
Gen. Sarraain sutikd, and said in retiring, •• From a
land Genesallim have con*erteil me into a oldie
fiallies. I thank you, M. President and griiiii men of the
Jury, The department of the Lot sod Garoutte will he
grateful fur your impartiality."

" Arcot'ling to private letter s the Ministers of the fen►
Powers at Frankfort have, in virthe of fresh iiistructions,
finally regulated the affairs of Baden. 'flee integi ity ef the
Gland Daelly and the suceeasion of the ancient CUIIIIII of
Bucliberg are formally recognised.
On the 11th inst. a most dreadful fee, caused by the
negligence of a man a little deranged in his mind,redoced
buildings, including 63 holism& and 3 farming roil.
blimhrtieulm, in the commune of Remy, department of Oise.
•"The (Skews:don between the Bavarian Government
and Legislaturs , on the subject rf the army expenses, has
taken an extraordinary and rather unpleasant turn. The
Minister has enured to be published in the journals a letter
written by the King to Prince Wrele, in which his Ma.
'jest} espre-sea in strong trans how mach be is hurt by
the opposition which he has-experienced from the Cham-
ber of Deputies. It is in these tern s:—
•' :
" I owe it to my army and toy kingdom not to allow the for-
mer to be weakened. I have therefore, my dear Marshal, made
known to the Minister of War, that from the first of October nest
there will be paid oat of my Cabinet Fund 25,000 florins per
month to the miLtary chest Unfortunately many poor people
will be the suffraers ; let those answer for it who wish to prevent
me from supporting the dignity of my crown and fulfilling my
duties as a member of the cost" '
(Signed)
Nymphenburg. June 26.

e. MAxtmtuAx."

This publication has not produced the effect which Was
probably anticipated from it. In a public sitting of the 9th
inst., Deputy Ste) Bert insisted that the retrelichinent of
300.000 84rias oil the war budget 51guteld not f..li on his
AI jest's private funds, but that the Minister of War should
be of new invited to shape hs expenditure in the diminished
MUD allotted to his department ; and another Deputy, M.
Dietrich, added, that if the present Minister could not do this
another might be gut w liu would lied on difficult) in the
matter. Next day a propneitinn was sent Amin the Chamber
of Senators fur sin auzmentatiiiii of imposts for the army and
the gendamerie, but it was rej••cted by a large 'raj ' y.—
A vote MO, however, passed for an augmentation of 14,000
florins to the groat foe oiduub and orphans of Ptutcbtaut
eecitsiatties.