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London, England, 1816-05-21 00:00:00

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Ond gen of din Emperor, which steaks to indkate
that only a. part of the. Court attendants will gu to
Innspruck.
. AUGSBURO, MAYO.. • •
Accounts froth Leipsig.say, that the intetest of thei,
public debt of Saxony will not be paid this (Easter)'
quater ; that the money for th4t Part which
,the
kingdom of Saxony is to pay lies ready, but Prussia
has not yet sent its share ; that perhaps the payment
will be deferred till the panition is quite ended. This
business proceeds slowly on ; the possession of a great
number of villages is still uncertain.
FRANKFORT, MAY 11.
The Senate of the free City of Hamlaurgh has sent
to General Baron Tettenborn, the Medal which the
Hanseatic Cities have had struck in commemoration
of the campaigns of 1818 and 1814, accompanied by
a very flittering letter.

We have received the Paris Papers of Saturday.
They contain but slight indications of any thing of
public interest On the subject of the prosecution, or
raihet persecution of M. BERRYIit, jun. the celebrated

French Barrister, the Journal de Paris contains the
following paragraph : •. Several Journals have an-
nounced that M. BERRYER, jun. has been impeached
before the Chamber of Discipline of the Order of
Advocates, and summoned to appear in person. The
Council of Advocates is a kind of family tribunal,
before which a person is neither impeached nor sum-

mooed, but which takes care that no Member of the
Order shall fail in the respect or good manners which
is due to the Govertment. It does not belong
to us to inquire if this young Advocate, carried
Away by zeal for his client, has forgotten some of
those tutelary principles revered by all good French.
men ; but his brethren will not fail to recollect, that
M. BERRI= was one of the foremost of the Royal
Volunteers at the time of the Usurper's Invasion in
March, 1815."

A most infamous and cowardly assassin is now on
his trial before the Tribunal of Paris, whose hideous
guilt ought to be made known, lest he should_ ever
be permitted to pollute this country again (where he
has once resided) with his presence. In 1811, the
Police of BONAPARTE (with Foucue at their hea4)
by means of secret agents, of whom the monster
hum now on his trial, was one, informed the
French Emigrants in Londol, that there was a
Royalist Committee sitting in Paris. A very fine
and high spirited young man, of the name of VireL,
volunteered his services to go to Paris to ascer-
tain the truth of the assurances of PrzLET, who
had previously left London.

On Virct!: art ival at Paris, he found that his friend
Pelmet had been artfully conveyed to the Prison of
La Pelagic, on the charge of corresponding with
England, but in reality to dupe Vim. the more se-
curely. To Saint Pelagie poor Vrret, accordingly
diselooi.d all his gm's scnemes and those of the
French Emigrants and the British Government for
the oierthrow of BONAPARTE'S tyranny. The sequel
may be easily guessed: in twenty-four hours the gal-
lant but unfortunate VITEL was shot in the plains of
Grenelle I—Facette Bonn, and the still more infa-
mous PERLET, as the price of his blood, were allowed
by FOUClir (according to the letter of the co& Na.
to share his clothes and effects.

He had money and bills on his person to the
amount of 600 louis d'ors, and to recover this sum
an action has been brought in the French Courts by
the next of kin of the unhappy victim against the mon-
ster Flamm. The chief evidence is Fatima-Bonn,
who unblushingly admits that he was the fellow spy
of Palmer, but denies that he received his share of
the money. The most interesting aad affecting
episode in the trial was a letter written by poor VITRL
-to his mother, during the few moments he was al-
lowed to live after hearing his sentence, and while
crowds of the lower classes'were staring in at' his
window from curiosity to see him led out to execu-
tion I This letter (and never was there a more heart-
rending production) never reached its destination:
it was produced by FAUCHR-BORRL.
This singular cause, which also embraces the de-
cision of two actions of damages for defamation,
brought by PRIILET against FAucIIE Doan., and vice
versa, is not yet terminated. PERLET, who, to the
disgrace of the French Bar, is permitted to wear a
barrister's gown, is to plead his own cause.
puma ILITRAORDINARY OF SATURDAY MORNING.
Galland, Lieutenant in the Departmental
Company of the Isere, nes been promoted to the rank
of (Veer in the Departmental Company of the Isere.
M. Chuzen, Adjunct to the Mayor of the Com-
mune of La Mute, in the Department ef the Isere,
is admitted to the rank of Chevalier of the Legion of
Honour.

• When the King changed horses yesterday at St.
Maude, a Lady, modestly dressed, presented him
with a small picture and a petition. The King gave
her some gold, and ordered his gilards to let every
one approach him. Shouts of rscie k Roi ! rent the air,
PARIS, MAY 18.
General Bonnaire, Commandant of the fortified
place of Conde when Colonel Gordon ( who entered
it with a flan of truce) was assassinated, will be im-
mediately tried.
A letter from Genoa, dated 6th May, contains the
followiag paragraph:—" The merchant-vessel the
Saint Pons, commanded by Captain Augast, of
Tonlbn, entered our harbour this morning, with the
intelligence that the Leghorn telegraphs had an-
named the Royal Ferdinand, convoyed by a French