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London, England, 1819-05-15 00:00:00

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SATURDAY, MAY' 13; 1819: • •
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The Paris Papers of `Tuesday arrived last nights

The Trial of the Persons accused of the Conspiracy
against the Life of the Duke of Wmaasiorow, corn-
men iced Monday. • '

The prisoner Contilion was first interrogated. He
strenuously denied the charge, and accounted for the
six hundred francs seen in his possessioft since hislast
return to Paris, by asserting that they had been won
at play.
Marinet also warmly protested his innocence, and
complained of his arrest being a violation of the as-
surances on which he had been induced to proceed
to Paris. Lord KINNAIRD had persuaded him, that
if he accompanied him to France, his Lordship would
take care that no attempt should be made upon his

liberty. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL having remarked
that his answers were very clever—Marinet replied,
" Say, very just r
Fifteen witnesses were then examined in support of
'the prosecution. Among these was. Dennent, a
footman of Lord WELLINGTON, who ccntradicted a
very important point in the act of accusation. It has
been supposed that the ball passed through the two
windows of the carriage, the glasses of which were
down, and was afterwards lost in the Rue des Champs
Elysees, leaving no possible means of tracing it.—
This witness stated, that the glasses were up.
The examination of several additional witnesses
was deferred till Tuesday.

It appears that Lord KIN):AIRD has declined obey-
ing the summons served upon him to attend. The
Duke of WELINGTOI4 has written a letter to the
KEEPER of the SEALS, saying, if his evidznce is•ab-
solutely necessary, he will attend ; but that he con•
siders the depositions of his servants as more impor•
'tant than his own. It is supposed that the attendance
of his Grace will accordingly be dispensed with.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES--Sismo or Mar W.
M. ROY reported from the Commission appointed to examine
the expenditure of the year 1919, as preser.ted in the budget.—
He proposed to reduce the budget of the consolidated debt, and
the sinking fund, to 297,999,123 francs. He then went over the
supplies proposed for -the different departments. The sum of
54,000.000 fur the Civil List andthe Royal Family, he said, was.
susceptible of no discussion. The Commission Wished to make
reductions hs the sum proposed for the Ministry of War, which is
192,7.50,000 francs, exceeding the estimate of last year by
37,600,000, but they, after consideration, abandoneathe intention.
—The Reporter combated the views of the Minister of Finance
regarding the Boating debt, and proposed to reduce the interest
demanded for it, from 10,500,000 too 7,504,1100 francs. The
total of the reduction proposed by the Cmmission is ‘34174,000.
Count Benaciloca, die King's Commissioner, supported the
project of the Minister. •
M. Di CHAVYZILIX opposed in several points the Ministerial
projects.—The debate was adjourned till the following day. •

The Path Papers of Wednesday have also arrived
this forenoon. They contain the report of another day's
debate on the Budget in the Chamber ((Deputies, and
also an account of the second day's proceeding in the
trial of Ca:tailor and Ma) inet. In the latter nothing
new transpired. Sir GEORGE MutinaY, who was one
of the witnesses examined, proved distinctly, that in
as far as the. Duke of WELLINGTON was toncerned,
no promise of a safe, conduct had becht given toillla-
rinet.-Frerich 5 per Cents. Monday, 66fr. 25c.

• A Mail from llamburgh arrived this forenoon with
Letters and Papers to the 7th instant. Oa the 30th
ult. his Royal Highness the'Dulte ofCriutevcE, ac-
companied by his brother-in-laNef,ihiDdkit'ef"giill

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