The Sun.
London, England, 1823-03-31 00:00:00

PARIS PAPERS.

PARIS, 311.nci7 28.

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Intelligence was yesterday circtilated 'from'
Perpignan, which must put a final cleee:io every ,
hope of preserving peace.
The Spaniards in this city are :preparing to:
leave. Several went the day beforeyesterday.to
the Prefecture of Police to get their passports.
The Count de Torreno is one of the ;number;
his departure is to take place to-day or to-morpow,
It is not true, as stated by the journat?hi
Commerce, of this morning, that General Pharnyi
brother-in-law of General Guilleminot, has been
arrested. Neither is it true, that any Aide-de-
CaMP of this General has been arrested.
The affair of the editors- of the Journal du
Commerce and of the Courier Francais has been
decided before, the Tribune of Correctional
Police. M. Cardon, the editorof the Journal
, du CoMmerce, was first heard for the article in
that paper of March 11, 1823, whiCh was de-
nounced to the Chamber of Deputies by M.
Frenilly, The Court condemned Ceylon to three
months' imprisonment, and a fine of 3,000 francs,
-ordered that he should be bound to insert the
present sentence in his paper within three days,
and condemned him besides in costs.

The tribunal then proceeded to try separately
the accusations against the editor of the Journal
du Commerce and of the Courier FranFais, for
having given an account (without beingauthorized)
of the secret sitting of the Chamber of Deputies,
on the Bth of February, for the discussion on the
Address, and for having, besides, excited the
citizens to hatred and contempt of the King's
Government, by attributing to the President of
the Council of Ministers language which he did
not hold, viz.—That Mi de Villole, replying to
Messrs. de la tiourdonnaye and Delalot, had
said that the French Government has, relatively
to Spain, done all it could to favour the insurgents.
The King's Counsel, after some observations,
prayed for judgment on 'both the accused, and
that they should be sentenced to three months'
imprisonment, and a fine of 3,000 francs each.
The Court sentenced Messrs. Carden and Le-
Araiveux, responsible editors of the two journals,
as they refused to give up. the names of the
authors of the articles, to three months' impri-
sonMent, and to a fine of 2,000 francs each ;
declared the seizure of the numbers of the 9th of
February to be valid ; ordered the copies to be
torn to pieces ; and condemned these editors.
also in costs.

The affair of the young men 'arrested in the
tumult of the 3d and 6th of March, was divided,
and tried by the Court of Correctional Police, on
two separate days : on the first six persons were
implicated ; viz. Blochet, aged 40, tailor; Chef-.
lard, apothecary pupil ; Arnout, 33, Merchant's
clerk Eittard, cutler ; Diolot, 20 ;' and. Claitte,
traveller. The last appeared on a summons, the
others were prisoners. M. Bella, the King's
Advocate, gave a summary of the grounds of the
accusation. Blochet was accused of having vio
lenity resisted gendarmes, who wished to binder
Mini ,froth crossing the Pont Louis' XVI., and of
having insulted 'by gestures a Commissary of
Police, in seizing him by. the collar. The others
are accused of having added seditious cries to
those of " Vive Manuel !"—" Vive le Cote
Gauche! Vive la Liberte."—The witnesses being
called, most of whom were gendarmes who had
.assisted in arresting 'the prisoners, one deposed
that Diolot.had cried, " Down with the hussars
of the guillotine." M. Blanvillier, a young
,ad-
vocate, in his defence of CholFard, pretended
that the assemblage of the 3d of March was not
'seditious; and was interrupted by the President.,
who told him he, was preaching resistance to the
armed force, and the defence of the sovereignty
of the people.. After hearing the Counsel of tint
-other persons, the Tribune condemned Blochet
to two months' imprisonment and a fine of 50
francs ; Choffard. eight months and 100 francs
Arnout and Diolot, each six months and .50
francs; Errard, two months and '25 francs ; and
Claitte, 15 days imprisonment and 16 francs tine.