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London, England, 1816-09-24 00:00:00

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TATtis, SEPT. 21.—couitT OF ASSI2t3.

Tritxl of C,HAItLESMONIER and FRANCtS

far the Conspiracy otTiaceanes.

The Court sat at half.ialit Bran], an
expert peumau, was 'tailed in to examine the,
notes upon the pia*
,and more 'especially those
ilium N 0.29, to decide whether the) were written
by the Sieur Brunet, by Thomas, or Monier.
N. Ward's opinion coincided exactly with that
'of M. Saint °met.' The shapes of the letterslutd
'dashes of the pen discover the hand of illoitier,,s
'Ord this writing does not resemble in the least.;
'that of the Sieur 13runet. 'Monier persisted in. de-
vlaring•that Brunet was the author of these notes.:
The .President then summoned M. Desrivnux,
Lieutenant-C,olonel of Artillery atVincennes, one
of the witnesses who were examined yesterday,
and asked him if at the end of March last the pub-
lic was not refused admittance into the interior of
Yroceunes, 'on account of a particular cireirin-
Desvivaux replied, that on the day Of.,
the removal oft he remains of the Drake of Engliien
lie in State in the Chapel of the Chateau,. the
public had entire liberty of walking round it.
Monier being then interrogated, declared lie
Was not at Vincenfies at that-epoch.
The examinations being finished Van..
docuvre addressed the' Jury:--
In an eloquent exorditun, this Magistrate
showed how inconceivable it.'appeared that a
Preneli soldier should basely meditate 'the 11S5fititi•
nation of a French Garrison, of 1400 Ten, by
poison. When the-%'st HON'S of this conspiracy
reached the public it was received with doubt, and
regarded as a report, engendered by fear, and
propcpted by malevolence. In concluding, the•
Advocate-General thought that the accusation
against 'Monier was fully proVed; but as to
Thomas, his participation did' nut appear to him
lufficiently established.

At half-past six in th© evening the Jury re-
,
turned into the Court, and declared,

That Charles Monier it not guilty of being one
of the authors of a plot 'tending to excite the eiti-
aens and inhabitants against the Royal Anthority,
and to change and destroy the Government ; that
lie was an accomplice of the authors of this plot ;
that he is guilty of not having discovered'the plot
within 24 hours.'

That Francis Tho►uas is act pitted upon all the
irads ur the indictment ; and he ‘vas acenrdingly
liberated.

With regard to Monier, the Com t, after delibe-
rating upon the second resolution, which was de•
termined simply by it majority, unanimously
agreed with the greater number of the Jurors, aid

pronounced sentence of death against

The bentenee Was not given till eight o`cloek in

the evening.
An Ordonnance of the King contains the fol

" Vicomte Chateaubriand having, in a certain
Vublication, raised doubts concerning our per-
anal will, manifested by out Orc!mutinied of the
bth of September,
." We have ordained and do ordain as follows
" Vicomte Chatcaubiiaud from this day wilt
. to be muting the number of our Ministers of

Given at the Tuileries, ic. 20th Sept.
NigortlY• •cLOUIS.
(Couutienlived) " -RICHELIEU."
.We ere assured that the Duke of Wellington
'will go about the let of October to Rocroi, to re.
'view 30,000 Russian troops, commanded by
Count %Voronzoff.
PAWS, SEPT.. 20.—Quedier, the man who
ussassinated,M. Gonnedu, and at thertime,of his
arrest swallowed a key, has died in prison.
COLMAR, Sew. 14:—They are making pre.
Emotions here for the grand review of the center
41f the Austrian Army, which will take., pl.tee!)l)
the 17ch of this month. Lord Wellington and
4,;,nerid Friniont are expected on the 16tb,,
Wellington will go hence to Alutahoosetf. 'where
there will be it.new review. on the 113th, lie will
thc) through the departments 'of "Vosges and
Alinirthe, to the different Prussian General
quartet".

STEASOUE6/1; SEPT. 16.—The Duke of 'Wel-
lington left our .city this, morning nt•nine, accom-
puled hy naronirsinsont, f.nd several General and
Nuperior Officers of the Allied Powers. His Lord-
ship. goes to Colmar.

Perrasatinon, Auo. 2h.--The journey of the
'Omni Duke Nicolas to , England Will experience,
4WIC tgelOy. The Emperor has appointed to meet
;Lim at 'Moscow; and it seems that this Prince will
Jaccompoy Majeffty to Kietv and Warsaw.

C1.1)1E, SEPT. I o.—Th e marriage of the Prin.
zases.olPartugat was celebrated the 4th current,
;r1 Parr Viugneze 61)4) Saint Sebastian. The
flown /10.5-ariiht, and the Captain-Genera}, mar-
The Ate was celebrated