Star.
London, England, 1817-10-14 00:00:00

IPL
had ordered the cootinuation of the payment of the
half.pay, it would be assuming that blassenbach bad,
hitherto contisued to receive it. There is therefor' a '
eontraclictirn in this.
That the Bing will not be Judge in his owe cause,
is worthy of the King, who has long generally passed
for just. We wish moreover to remark here, that we
have hitbtrto spoken only of the manner of the ar-
rest, and not of the validity or invalidity of the am..
sation, respecting which the sentence remains to be
pronounced. We hope. however, that the Prussian
Government will communicate to the public the par-
ticulars of a case in which all Germany takes so keen
an interest, as soon as pomade, and thereby remove
from itself every unfavourable appearance. Till that
time it were to be wished that the uncalled-for advo-
cates of the arrest of Massenbach, in the Aligerneine
Zeitung. would state their case without passion and
without pttempts at wit, which only excite suspicion,
and above all. things, that . they would answer the
question. whether the Editor of the New Rhenish
Mercury wan not, on the requisition of a Prussian
Diplomith", torbtdden to print any thing respecting
hassienbach/ •
lERLIN, OCTOBER 4.
The Infant Doi Paulo arrived here on Thursday
ipr ening from Pegidans, but he is 'unwell, and will not
po out for some days. The King sent yesurday M.
Von Buch to welcome him, and to offer him every
possible accommodation, as residence. attecdance,
carriage, horses, &c. but he has declined every thing,
being resolved to preserve a strict incognito. His
'loyal Highness intends to remain here for some
weeks. It is observed, that no Spanish Prince has
travelled into foreign countries for these three bun-1
dyad years east.
The Minikter of the Hems Department has appro.
wed the icelebtatioo of a general thanksgiving in the
Rhenish Provinces on account of the fine harvest. It
is liked for Me first of October.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1817.

ripcz OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK s
Redossil 141—Cons. St{}-..C005. kir Nov. sat
1 per Cent. sioi—tesey, U►7l 10S-.-Soods 114 11a pre.
Sauk Loos Awls. 00 15.11 vs —Sub: Sills, Os. to Us. pr.

The letter from Revel, announcing that orders had
been received there for the Russian fleet of is ships
of the 1 ne and some frigates to put to sea, proJuced
no effect whatever at the Stock Exchange—a pretty
plain prcof that no importance was attached to it by
the monied men in the City. Indeed we understood,.
that, in whatever way the dispatches from Russia
might occupy the attention of the Cabinet Council cm,
Saturday, any thing like the existence of even a boo-,
tat apprehension is not entertained, in the slightest
degree, by his Majesty's Ministers. Nor is such a
supposition at all necessary to account for the sailing
of the fleet before the winter sets in; for, as stated in
the STAR of Tiesday last, the Emperor of ROOFER
has resolved, in concert with the Allied Powers, to
put an entire end to the piracies of the Barbary
Powers ; and, therefore, contemplating the possibility
of his active co-operation being necessary, perhaps
during the winter, nothing could be more neutral
than that be should adopt matures for getting his
Beet out of the Baltic before it be locked up by the ice.
Some have supposed that the armament may be
Merely a hostile demonstration to obtain satisfaction
from Turkey for the execution of CZERNT Gipson,
or perhaps in consequence of abase dispute between
thessePowers on the question of boundaries ; but at.
wadies to the French Papers the negotiations on that
subject are carried on in the most ataitabhi manner.
We are inclined, however, to think that the robberies
of the Barbary pirates are the real cause of the sail.
Lug of the Russian Sett, ilihieh will probably whifit
In our own ports, or in the Metrtuarani an, to be
Sot any emergency.
'There is yet another destination assigned by some
people to this armament, namely, that it is intended
.to convey Spanish troops to America, and it is even
said that it hes been expected at Cadiz for that pur-

the Duke of Reggio, took the command of the
French, and Monsieur and the Duke of Orleans that

,of the Swiss battalions.

ASSASSINATION OF M. FUALDES.
COW' OF CASIATION, RHODA, OCTOISR 9.
Coupesllor Lacouvoua made this day his Report
on the appeal of the seven individuals who have
figured in the celebrated cause of the arsosivation of

M. Fualdes. •
M. LoosAu, the Advocate of the Appellants, then
addressed the Court. and after a very eloquent exor-
dium, submitted the following reasons for annulling

the sentence against the accused s
First. Mat the President had omitted to csll over the Ivry, in
contradiction to Ankle aloof the Code of Criminal lastroctioo,
which requires that etch of the Jury shall be ludividoally called
by the Problem, tad reply, holding up Its head, I ~irk on

paln of the nullity of the while procedure.
.?send—That the President alone bad decided upon the oppo-
skion made by the messed to the hearing of Marianne Boyer,
a witness whom the President had called in virtue of his discre-
tionary power, which is a direct violation of the last disposition
of Article 315 el the Criminal Code, which requires that such
dcclston should be made by the whole Court.
Dird.—That the greater part of the witnesses, as well for the
prosecution as for the defence, bad not beenoworn in the manner
pointed out by Amide 517 of the ante Code, which regains,
under pain of platy, that the witnesses, Wore deposing, shall
swear to speak " without malice, and without fear—to sell the
truth, the whole us*, and nothing but the truth."
According to the Procer..werbal of the Proceedings,
many of the witnesses only took the oath to tell tie
truth—to :peal sutioat era/ice, one without fear Ito tell
the truth, nothing but the truth, kc. so that some
had not been sworn to speak the whole truth, and others
not swore to speak without wafer and fear, km.
had, That the Verdict of the Jury had not been read by tbe
Chief etas Jury, as is prescribed by Article 34110 t the Criminal
Code, but by the second Juryman.
qf these reasons, the third was that particularly
insisted on by the learned Counsel.—v It is a principle
(said he) that all is sacramental in the judicial oath."
Nothing is more solemn, more sacred, more impor-
tant, more rigorous. It is impossible to deviate

from the formula of 'oath consecrated by law; if s
single word is omitted, not only is the deposition of
the witness null, but the whole procedure is struck.
with nullity. The Article 517, has declared that
nullity in the distinctest manner, and the whole
records of our jurisprudence are full of decisions, by
which it has been solemnly recognised.
44 shall be told (continued he) that if the Court
annul this judgMent, it will be necessary to go over
the whole of ibis immense procedure again—to hear
of new three hundred witnesso—to resume an As.

size of tweaty-five siuings— to submit to the repetition
of a vast deal of trouble, care, and expense; It wilt
no doubt, too, be urged, that when a crime so shock-
ing has been committed, it is doe to society, that the
Cllllll6 timid be promptly punished—tbat atriltiug
vengeance should instant/7 follow se thumillak
breach of the public order. rdo not, howent; ap-
prehend that these considerations will have any
weight among you. The necessity which the law
imposes of making you respect the salutary forms
which it has ordained, will never suffer you to admit
into competition with it any consequences which can
possibly- flow from the annulling of a criminal proce-
dure. It is not always tine (added the Loused Coon-
' iii, in cooclusion), that justice is the better, the
prompter it is. If such. a maxim were sound, we
ought to burn our (odes, and introduce into France
the criminal justice of the idussulmans. Tin serest
justice is that which marches with slow steps, and,
torch in hand, minutely searches out all the uncoil
of crime."
M. GWARP•DUPLISItit Advocate-Goeval, in
eloquent and forcible speech, endeavoured to tease
the first, second, and.fourth reams Of appeal a
sordidly owned that there seemed a vest deal. tot
weight in the third, respecting the terms is
the wituesses had been sworn.
The Judges hating retired, deliberated forinhow
land a half, and then returned into Court, shed the
Pawnor, in their name, pronounced judgment,
sustaining the appeal, and annulling and reminding
the whole procedure which had taken place.
At the moment- when the President pronounced
the decisive words Axial god Rucia4 the Advocate
of the accused darted out of the Court, and hastened
to commaaicate the good news to Madames Illusion
and Pons, who were anxiously waking the result in
an adjoining boost. •

The new trial will take place before dee.bf dente
neighbouring Courts—Most probably before d. Court
of Toulouse.
It is said that certain confessions recently made by
Madame Manson. have been the cause of two &saw
O&M individuals abscoading from Rhodes.
Medi Five pa Cents. 10th October, 614. We.
NUREMILMO, OCTOBEit S.

Oa the sight or thel4th there was a new "total'
Inmost the Grenadiers of the Regimen of the
French Imperial Guard and some of the Laodwehr
and Borgosses. Several of the latter were oast sa
vet* bast.
SEPTEMSAR ti

England and TarhaT dad it dim& t• newt tel
any ondarstanding abort the fortress of Purim, An
Pasha does not wish to lend himself to any seraaje.
sent, and it is well blown that be is in intimate aid.
sacs with the Grand Vieille. The body 1f tabor be
has got Is numerous, and disciplined in the Zimmerli
•

WINDSOR, OCTORER

Saturday Lord Rivas left here for Newnrkit,
The blarchioaess nt SALISAtatT and 4augtit,fat
on a visit to the QUEEN.
Yesterday her MAJESTT and t:.e Royal Fsr::7 gr.
tended Divine Service in the private Chapel inch
Castle. In the evening the QUEEN bad a selectpar4
to a performance of Sacred Music.
This moiling, soon after ten o'clock, a %LA tai
turned out on I'49.er-hill, near Swint. r, nihr kiiits
by the Prince Regent's stag-hounds. Friday ;; dart
will be turned out at Si,uth.liiil Park.

BA 711, OCTOBER 1

The confirmation of the report of the intetV.:.','
of our august QuEen to this city, has ah-eady d ;T:i,.
such lively eni-Otoais of j..y, as will insure t • •
JESTv a most gratifying reception, fr..l
rous, loyal, and patriotic inhabitants.
visit is, we understand, made at the
her NlAJesrv's physician, Sir fissns
strongly recommends a eoUrse of .
we air happy to ad,!, for the purp•-
'acute disorder, but for their gen. la.. Clow
as tonics. Monday, the Sd of 111,'Itc r
for her journey ; which, from C:e ex. dent
Bath roads, it is conjectured, will be !rm.',
day ; and we have no doubt. our woe thy M,
the Corporation, attended by the
resident Nobility and Gentry, will form a ri
on this happy occasion, to meet her on the
deed, we conceive too much derrionstrati,n
cannot be shewu to this yeller able and Must:
soaage. Her MAJEsTv w4l be accotnpa.,i,
Royal Highness tie Princess Etazant.l.l,,
Countess of ItcktL,ree is aunt:is:iced as
Waiting. As the visit is likely to be of
tion, there is no doubt hot we shall be hunt,
a visit hum his,Royal Highness the Patxm:
and most of the Royal Family, as well as ti:.
Nobility of the kingdom. The Qualm xi:
be processionally attended by Sit HaNny
ftivo mist magnificent houses, at the cure'
of New Sydney-place, have been engaged ft
commoJation of ow Royal Visitor, where
bolsterer. arrived en Thursday last, and at
paratiutis are making for her reception. It
that two troops of the 10th Hussars have
orders to attend tier NIAJESTY, as 'a guard of
yet, we may suggest the propriety of the rt
North Somerset yeomanry offering their se:
that purpose. This visit will be duly apt
when we consider that Bath has not been
by the pretence of a Queen since the reign k
May the benign infinence of the Bath waters
tribute to the perfect re-establishment of
=ay's health !
The Earl of AYLESEVRY has tendered hit
Tottenham Park, for the use of her MAJIisTY
she not clause to make the journey to Bath in
His Lordship's noble residence is about ,
Windsor. The houses engaged for the Q;; L:
Princess ELIZAIATH, at Bath,- are oprgo,i
other, at the extreme points of Sydney-plat.
of five or six minutes from the Pump Room.

•ctiei

BRIGHTON, OCIVABB It.

After Divine Worship at the Chapel
Thursday, and the collection made in
Fund for the support of the District Soci
Deanery of Lewes, for the promotion of
knowledge, the Members of the Institution
to the National School-room, where the

taken by the President, the Earl of CHICHE6I
the business of the year gone through, loci
Reports of the last Committee, which were
be printed, and appointments for the year .
The Thanks of this Meeting were voted to
R. I. CARA. for his excellent sermon, and tc

President. ior his Lordship's pious and
exertions in support of the establishment.
Arrivals and departures now nearly keep
each other : the former of importance are
The Lord Bishop of London, the Countess of
family, the Dowager Countess of Lansdowne,
and Mrs. Grosvenor, General Ambrose, Sir W. Pr•
TUIIIII-.-Sir James and Lady Graham. en.
Ladyship's sister, the Duchess."( Marlborough, fur
Lord and Lady Say and Me, for Berkeley-street,
square; Sir N. and Lady Pesenelte, far Ham Common,
Afar. PulltiU. for Harlerstivet ; Mr. and Mn. H
Bath; Mr. Schweitzer and Miss Yew , fur Brompu
Mr. and Mrs. Gawen, for Waterloo-place, Pall-ma l
for Blandford ; sad Lady C. Herbert and Miss
Upper Brook-aura.

Prftriit,
aglitvg ttt
.it
gr. °I
'NI in %h 1"
elect par 4
t'e harts • I
s
:110.;•P
IT if
Tr.r.
•
: .
tty
e ft;
DWI
I: LAI 44
ncy tit
t was
May
t ..he
prosks
r 1(14 ; ,a.
ticf rt,
Atris-As
i•led Ber
I,anitte
• La& ia
ICA:11A t
R tors;
rill like
HALitaa
rant p
19r
rre the tp.
active pr
It is
Me
of l.mor
sr;
appre.iod,
honn7ei
In (4 Arse
waters os .
of her Ilb,
his hone,
ham shod!
lit une d.y
a roller Iris
:Lra andt
~ite loran
lace, a es ft
tom.
el Royale
aid of &
3c iety :1
of Chriris
ro aJj,,ut
e Chair ea
am ER, 311
ncludlng :'t
c ord...rei
r
to the ;W.
to the N-A
d u,:ctasely
ep pace witk
re :
I Loodlle rt
Hon. Gerd
Privet, ern
an a Thu cobe
fur B!fttes;
rrcr, Perm,*
ninon, S army;
Higialsoo3 is
tptau Croat;
tall; Mr. B/1
1110autIP's
rLL.
satire Curt
;nstant,
ir
Ireland (Jig
r the soled:.
'der 190,0
rcaiJ Sit W.
esitluari La
:-detamp
410,000; 0
e Dtlntosh
" a dear asi
dor adds
yers to
dmaninl.o
him, 0:e s.ii
re emu."
40
at toe
:R4:184111: llass
B
Ind has b.'
cL.lllea VI;
u.
age.
ing his
TaYLoki• ,
Aa/ fac
stilltin
r.