The Sun.
London, England, 1818-02-05 00:00:00

AFFAIR OF FUALDES.

•Ma.ilame Matcsos, since her arrival at Albv, has
already undergone two examinations, each of which
lasted five hours. The results ate not known. Her
affection for her sou, so powerful and so ardent,
seems to have increased since she has been sepx•
rated .from bim., Her health is visibly alter-
ed ; she sleeps but little, and scarcely eats
at all. She has declared her intention of
defending herself ; it is doubtful whether she
will persist in this design. With rcgsrd to
the other criminals, they maintain the same
conduct as heretofore. Bancal is dying; Jattsioh
is melancholy and desponding; he continues to
assert his innocence. With regard Bastide
maintaining 'an impenetrable silence, be exhi-
bits outwardly the mark only of his stern cha-
racter. The President of the Assize Court, be.
fore•pntting any interrogatories to Madame Man-
son, addressed her in the following terms
" You are now," said he, in a Conic , and he fore
Magistrates, to which you are a stranger. The
scruples, therefore, which you to hatre
before the Magistrates of Rhodez should ‘aU:Sh,„
Pot bear, I bet of you, to give explanatk4is for
facts which explain for thernSelyes. charge
which banes over yon _should induce you, to-
wejan well the consevenyes. -They are truly
serious. You have plunged yourselves into
an abyss : tremble, lest you sink too deep.
Time presses ; do not despise the plaiik of
,alety which is offered you by the protectitlg
t.iims of that law that encompasses you ; disicaril
the remembrance of those suggestions made to yon
by strangers ; listen only to the dictates of your
conscience ; fear nothing for yourself and your
child you are both (atitilassore in the name of
hat Prince ham whom I del ive my potters), you
are both under the safeguard of the law ; its au-
.thority watches over you, and over every thing
dear to you ; so 'that the greater the number of
pretences Offered, and of reservations made, the
more vague most be yoor hopes. Truth, ho.:vever
afflicting, is still powerful. Ido not wish by these
observations to invite you to tell any one thing
more than another ; I. never thought oi it ; ,my
duties would indeed dictate o'hera-ise, I only r.
goes; front you, in your examination, fianknesS,
precision, and consistency ; these traits will,
of themselves, easily display the truth, and it
will he a satisfaction to me to discover it after so
many fruitless efforts have been tn
In conclusion, I should speak to you in the more
austere language of the law. Abandon that flue-
tuat ing and crooked system which von have hi-
therto pursued; if you 'do not, I must warn
you that there is a point at which moderation
becomes weakness ; and that Weakness does
not belong to the administrators of the kw.
With the means which I have in my hands
I cane sound to the deepest recesses of your
conscience. With those means which the law has
given-me, I owe it to the duties which 1 hare
fulfil, to confine you as tar as possible to a fixed
and-regular course. Meditate upon what.
said—in presence of the law, all pet suns. 'are
equal.','—(Paris Papers)

It has been the practice in late Lotteries to
draw only a few Tickets on the First ply, bat the
Commissioners of this Lottery will draw abot►t
5000 Tickets, or nearly one-third of the whole
Lottery, on'the 4th of iNlnucti ; and as the first-
drawn ten Prizes must be all Capitals of, 5000/.
1000/. &c &c: besides what may arise per chance
iu 5000 Numbers, arc may be assured, that about
forty Capital Prizes at leas; will be drawn on the
4th of MALICII, b: ing more than the whole
Schemes of late Lotteries have contained. Indeed,
this Scheme is formed on a capital basis, at the
suggestions of Actventarers thernsehies, 'having
Three Prizes of 30,000/..- with 3647. otter. Prize.,
of 50001. 1000/. 500/. &c. &c. besides 12 Pipes 44
Port for three Blanks.

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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1513.