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CASE CW 1711 ALDIS.

[This ease has for some day* occupied the Court.
The following p ismage in the Sitting of the 33 of
April ►elates to Madame Manson, and appear* *iif
ficently interesting to be communicated to our
readers !--1
Jeun Franees Blanc was examined.

•
The Attorney-General—" Do you know Madame
Menem ? have you had occasion to speak with her
on the assassination of Fualdes ?"
The Witness—" Yes, Sir; I have conversed se.
vent' times with Madame Manion during the As•izi•s
of Rodez. She protested to me at first, that she
had not been in Bancul's house; she then asked me
if I had heard whether any of the familt• of
was compromised ne this affair? I ans•.ered, that
every one thought so. She then said, 114 ill not he
• witness; I am a very important witties*, but my
deposition would kill them."
The President to 'Madame Manson—.' Is what
this witness hits stated correct, MadJine?"

Madame Manson—" I remember having convers-
ed with M. Blanc, about the assassination of
Fualdes ; but I never said that my depo,ition aouhl
kill the prisoners. I said nothing about killing."
M. Blanc You did, Madame; Sou spoke too
of the scaffold."

Madame Nlanson--,, No, Sir, I said
either of killing or of the seaffold."
M. Blanc—" This is not the first time that Ma-
dame MaMOP has denied her own words. I ye, bist
in my deposition. I must also add, that Madame
Manson at the same time said to me, thdt Madeline
Pens counted very much on her."
Madame Mamon—" That is true."

The President then addressed to ALidame Man.
sett new and lively instances that bile ►hould ut
length rxplsin herself.
Madame Bancal—s, Madame, speak the troll."

Madam Manson eaq on thia %,Jlll4ll *I look 101 l
of disdain and contempt, and remained silent.
Bastide (with confidence)—" Speak, Madame."
Madam Alatwon—" Wretch !" _

- - Bastide—" You are not desired to speak by
monosyllables."
Madame Manson (with a solemn and itnp..etwive
tone)—" fitutide, look at me. Do you knew me ?"
Bastide (colt11))—" No, I do not knew you."
Madame Manson, looking at litn,tnie uitb the
most %mica intitgnation—" Wretch ! )011 to not
know filPs and yet you wanted to Intatirr
And she fainted.

.... . _
Mende ►aid not a word. The audience mar.
inured—some applause' were heard. The Pret.i.
dent called the spectators to order, and the guards
were doubled.
Madame Manson declaring she could no longer
support the sitting, it iriu adjourned.

MADRID. MARCH 26.

It is rumoured here that the Callon Ostrilazz
has been arrested at Carthagetia by order of the
King, and that seals have been put on his paper 4,
Ile will he conveyed to Battuccas, where he will lie
placed under the particular surveillance of the
superior of the Convent. Isle has been allowed six
stale a day (20d.) fur his rapport. o.tobizza
known by his violent speeches in the extraordimary
Curia of Cadiz, where lie sat constantly on the
righ► ride; by his political sermons, Isis revelations,
his visions at Valeneay, where lie was some nine
trill, the King, and by a furious, zeal whir!) cause
him to be removed foam Court.

Notoitlistaiirthig all the exaggerated
spread by the disaffected, wall-itibirined
mistire mi that there are very' ley/ DOW confined la
thr 1111,0 its of the juynisiliou. and that ti!t•
part ill them air for ii•e crime of rreeinamary.
Intl natty that llt embarkation of the
expeditou,'it, Saadi Am..lion is near. The troops
eiiitimea ur the provine;s of Andotwilit and Eitres
invilura have Made 1111 movement. Only ime
wiim whip of the hue am! out: fripte have been found

in s *fate to pat to oes without repaiii. Tile rest uF
the squadron is to want a them.
ROME. MARCH 2t.

•
Prince Frederic of Ilene Disrustitsolt, who has
hero herr for rome week., has purclianed a wand
tarringe, stood lons decorated it with his quo&
He hos takes into us riervoce a celitleettato a'the
'Clustool.er, soul has mottle molly other preparootions,
unbeattotg un intelotion of tuakik: .at long
,slity
to Rotor. He elm assist% with Its suite td all
fie religious erienooto.es. This etreuniatonce Ins
rum to a report that the Priosce will he top-
po.otrd Swootor of Route, atter baring embraced
the t7otholic Itelogion.

'l'Hl4: BRITISH. P.I'tESS.

lON DON,
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 15. 18:88

Last fliz4lit, in-the House of Lords, the End of

Lt V KREcit,t. moved that the 'Order 'or tbeThy for
'skim/ into coosidertstion the PRINCE REGENT'S
Message, relative to the Marriage of the Dukes of
Ci.aet:ecE awl CiStaillitil.4soultl he discharged.
for the purp..i.e of being postponed to this evening.
To itns.Proposition Lord HOLLAND moved, as an
amendment, that an Address be presented to the
Pat :VLF RLOENT, expressive of the desire to enable
his tto)ul Ii huess to Make*Suitable provisions for
I►ts brothers in "maitiage, consistently with " the
Inirdetwil snit. of the people of this country."—
Tnis Address was negatived without a (11V61011.
lit the Commons, the 111initrers of the Crown
ryinced an equal indecision, and proved themselves
equally unprepared to submit any motion to the
ilo•tse, in furtherance of the Message which they
had advised the PaiNcE REGENT to communicate.
Lord CASTLE EAGII proposed the postponemint
trf the Committee for taking the Address into con-
siderat►ou. But it could not he expected that a
tneasure so inconsistent with the ordinary• proceed-

digs of Parliament, and the respect with which
the Crown lies hitherto been treated, should pass
wilhosit censure. It accordingly gave occasion
to several Members to express some very severe
attrictures upon the cronduct of Minioters. In
the course of the debate, Mr. TIERNEY, ul-
lading to the little Parliament that sat on Mon.
slay at the Earl of LIVERPOOL'S, to consider
of the proposed settlement upon the Royal
Dukes, stattal what lie had learned as the re-
sult of its deliberetions. It was understood
that the income of the Duke of CLARENCE
'should he r.ti•ed to 40,0001 a-yeat, and that his
Rot al Iligliiiess Should receive the stun of §O,OOO/.
as an outfit—that the income of the Dukes of
KENT, CUMLERLAND, and CAMBRIDGE, should
be raised to 30,0001. a-year, and that an oddi-
tiunel sum of I 2.000 i. should be granted to each of
them by way of outfit. The subject will be stated
more satisfactorily to-night in both (louses of Per.
liainent. In the mean time, accounts have been
ordered to be prepared, to show the several incomes
derived by these Royal Dukes front their respective
pensions, and their military, natal, and other ap.
pullitilleillii.

M'e have received Hamburg,' Payer:, to the 7th,
and Brus.el, to theli instant. The following
are extracts :

COPIESIRGIEN, MARCH 28.
taron Nicolas. the Russian Andbmaador to our Coors, is
Ruing immediately to Hullaud, to wait there for the Grand
Doke (Hadn't!, wheat be will accompany or his ♦isit to
England.

♦PRIL 10.
Ms Royal Richman the Prince of Orange arrived here
yeah rday afternoon; his Majesty and Prince Frederick ar•
rived in the meninz. 31r. Schuffer, Author of the State of
the Liberty of the Press in France. Cur which he has been
condemned to lime, imiwisounieut, arrived in this city
the day before ‘iesterday.
Letters Coin Paris say that the French Government
nolo Niiiitorly in.iab on the speedy enienstion of the terri-
tory of FCIIIIre by the whole Army of Occupation ; renter,-
areotnig, Shot not wily all Frenchmen of every party desire
St, but that this measure may he adopted without any fear
that the public tranquillity will atifl4 by it. The answer to
tau demand is derrried White menthol September, at which
awe the Allied S..vertigliS will meet, sad till then all will
remain on its present fouling.

i. Betz, lately arrested at Antweep, has written a letter,
positively den) is.g that the cause of his what has
eat sisteit, siatotly, participatioo iir the attempt an the
bolo of Wellington.

Ws. have received the Paris Pope,* of Thursday,
Friday, and Sstorday lust, from which we have
shade oxiratas:—The foods were—
Nth April-5 pri Cents. lid 80 s.—itauk Actions t,:sflof.
h .110 pLr ('ruts. 68 c —Wank Actiuu■ 1.0.045 C.
I''t4 Ap$1:—::: per Cents. 6711.—Bauk Act.ons 1,061.

I►ublis!:rd! yesterday Mr. CaNittixo's letter.
c0i.t.0t,;‘,4 a ei,aileitge to the nukovau author of •
ihimphlet ullaret...d to that Itight Ilim. llrutle-
r►l.ru. As It IlitA 1011111(1 Its way ital.
our reader. isi:l expect we si.oulit ;ore t u
cf Its coutetsts, which will I.e fuuittf iu
out precetling culuinw.

The ing ifh IMO nut 1•nnl flits lIJt litil
1,• mormag by Alr. 13A3v. slit the Stock
here tbill U greet ale.ll bwiterss
%Ith U prat ii..c1U4114.11 11! tW

Trenslty ClTnerlwrt. 1411, Apo it. 1111111.
It I.lw...tweet! slot o,.uLt olt:el! Ire oyetir.l al the Umiak
Iti•g IttiiJ this Q.S. posl...st of s..iYins Oil: Sub.

crlptiose of persons &skean., transferring say soul is even
thousands, not less tbau 5,0001. three per Cent: Consolidated
or three pee Cent. Redeced Annuities (such Annuities to be
specified at the time of sub.rribing) into s sew Stock, at
the rate of 31 per Cent.; the Interest on such Stock not to
be reduced, 11. m the Stock paid nil' for tea years from the
bits of• April, lflei.
'Every Subeeriber, in rniiriderelitio of his transferring 1001.
3 per rent. Cuusulidaleel ur 3 percent. Seduced Annuities
to
the account of the Commissiouers foe 'Reducing the National

and uf Ills yarns', at the times hereafter-mentioned,
into the Rauh the suai of 111. la tauttey., shell be retitled,
llfor. terry 1001. Stoat so transferred, to 1001. 3 per cent,
Stuck, to bear Interest either from the sth of April or the
10th of Octobrr lel., s herrsfle►•atealioned.

The Sehessibers to pay the said sum of lit. io 1111011ey by
imstolins uts at the following periods :
Upon she day.of subscribing, by way of deposit R 1
Ort or before 1911. Jane, 1818
24113 July
7th Amsted
4 th September 1
16th October 1
13th Novelettes. 1
♦th Ilaw•rnln'.
15111Jaireary, 11118
Slil Fs:Weary
sth March
discount at the rate •f 2 persetot. per annum, computed In
the usual swaniser, to be allowed to Subscribers oar completing
the payment of the said rues of 111.
The Setnerilocrs to transfer their Stuck to t►e Commis-
sioners lur the Reduction of the National Debt at the fol-
lowing periods, vii.
15 per Cent.from Tuesday the 28th April to Monday the
4th of May, both days inclesive, holidays excepted, sod 85
per crut. too or before Tuesday thr 2d of June.
Persons subscribing not less their 50,0001. Stock to trans-
fer the same to the Commissioners for the Reduction of the
National Debt at the following periods :
IS per cent. on Tuesday, the 28th, or Wednesday, the
21111 h of April, and 85 per oust. on or before Friday, the
27th of November.

Every person having, before Tuesday, the td day of June,
completed the transfer of the whole of the Stuck subscribed
by him, shall be entitled, as soon an the measure shall have
rereived thr smictitin of Parliament, in the principal sum of
881. in Annuities, bearing inkiest after the rate of 31. 10s.
per cent. per minuets fur every 1001. so transferred, such
Interest to commence frum the sth day of April, 1818, and
shall, on the completion of his payments of 111. in money
on each 100/. so soh cubed, be eotitkd to the further prin-
cipal sum of IV. like Annuities, the interest thereon com-
mencing at the same time.

Every person who, attar the 241 day of Juae and before
the 27th day of November, shall have completed the transfer
of the is hale of the Stuck subscribed by him, shall be entitled
to the principal slim of 05/. in Auuuities, at the rate of
31. 10s. per cent. per annum fur every 1001. so anbrribed,
the lut eeeee thereon le cen.seuce from the 10th day of
October, 141115, and shall, on the completion of his paysieut
of 111. hi money 01l each 1001. so trausferred, be entitled to
the further principal sum of 121. like Annuities, the Inter-
est thereuu commencing hum the 511. of April, ISIS.
Every person subscribing 3 per cent. Custards shall be en-
titled to Interest fin our quarter of a year on such Corm's.
to be paid nu the sth of July, iu C.l4e the whole of such Stock
*ball be trausferred us or before the Id ufJuue; and on the
sth of day of January meet, in raw such transfer shall be
made after the 211 day of Juste sod before the 27th of Nw
'MIX, *ext.
The Commissioners fur the Reduction of the National
Debt to purchase 3i per Cent. Stock, in proportion of at
least 1 per cent. per annuli' in the Capital created whencier
that Stuck shall be wetter par.
The stew Stuck of 31 per cent. to be transferable at tar
into Irish 3i per cents.
The Subscription Books to continue open, between the
bones of ten is the morning and three in the afternoon, from
this day to Saturday the 1141 h instant, both inclusive : land
Liverpool and the Chancellor of the Exchequer reserve to
thenWiehres the power of beeping the Soloscript tan open till
the 21th instant inclusive, rap on notice thereof being scut to
the Bank on or byline the 17th instant.

Every Subscriber to have the option of funding Exche-
quer Billt to amebic the amount of umbel subscribed by
him, and to receive fur terry 1110/. of Exchequer Bills sub-
scribed 64.1. 3 per Cent. Consolidated and 641. 3 per Cent.
Reduced Anottilies, provided sorb option is declared by the
Subscriber on the oath or the Roth of April, ur the 2d day of
May, and every such Subscriber shall, at the time of declar-
ing thls option; make a deposit at the Mule in money or
Exchequer Bills of soot tens than 5 per Cent. on the amount of
Exchequer Bills sub►rriloed, mid the remainder of such Ex-
chequer Bills shall lie brought :ntso the Exchequer Bill Office,
on or before:lw Ist of A niztist ISIS, wiles the iutertst there-
on shall cease and be paid iu money, snit in case the deposit
shall have been made iu money it will be returned by the
Paymaster of Exchequer Bills without Mistreat, upon the
whole amount of such Exchequer Bills being brought in is
aforesiii.t.

The 3 per Cent. Conaulidrteil Annuities.. In 1w created by
this Subscription, to hear !Idris st from the sth January 1818,
but the Dividends not So be paid until the sth Jannary, 1919,
and the 3 per Cent Itedured Annuities to bear Interest trona
the sth of A p.ll, 1818.

Iu mne the sum of ten million. of money or upward, Anti
be anbacribcd, nu I?xch.yn•v 1111:1, over and above dune
which may have lwru f 1. il by lIK said Subscrthem under
the option aforiMid..hall be funded before the let of Nlarch,
h 19. :a any rate not ezree.liiik 1151. Capital Stork its the
3 prs. C. ut. eutivoliibited nr Itriliserd Aunuilita fur every
loot. p. mo:try, of any aorh finsiliug the
tab/ Siiirirritn•r% •Troll b.:*.t the prirrttrutee of being ■lluwetl
robscribe the 14111111. (01" i.n dam In be me kuticd from the
,hse of any isotirr lw to the Batik, aprcifyiag
the kiwi% on Olsoch anvil E%rhe.ririr Bills may be funded.

Tire Pra.siau i,ears already a premium of
I I !ter cent.

11 I.IAMS, the illthl,her. who. Loving 'Offered
juclooriit to go by di ims:t, wa..ru►ru••r,l to twvlve
usr...tn• ttttt eht i‘i \l'uu•hrv.lrr gaol, fur pub-
IA() Paroihro, bnr oil the tht tither
011 tl•r A ill:111.0441i CI tfell (for 01,t11•4 which Mr.
111111 N wits Io•Ilu►Ittd), ie, we nor nolo toroped to
►l►ll ►ll coutioroteot.

Yesterday evening,' bet.“-rti %:•11M11 anti eight
11.1.11bek, a firw Ix. ke out Weldmr-itna. 1;144 k.
fstat•'-rusni. It began no Ilse lo)wer putt of the
hour; and Introit ousel . The hntl.linl{ tug
thedrnyed Wine Ihr roillil I,4ty
On the nernissisig element, owing to • be:m*lly 4.1.
water. Is. fillomrll were permuted extruding
bra strung putty wall. NO litres Iliaft Litt It
our 1.41 any pett“ln hurt on the acc.tv:on.

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