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London, England, 1829-12-28 00:00:00

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J. Foley .. 19
These ease may be kit to waft for theniseivra. It marten not
where the blame Iley--whether with the Bishops or the Govern-
ment, tw with both—hut this is a state Of thligs which ought not
to be seared to continue ; and lam sure be tan hardly account
himself a Wendt() the Church, even to Ha temporal security, who
would not desire cosec so foal a remittal removed from her feasts
.al charity.

Waterford ....

*till. as tkere L Do proof *kg mathematical dgmonarration. let
as endeavour to =shellac iniquitiot the system mare suavest by
e pam of egomania addition. In the dineese of Gopher are gig Cu-
rate' (or were In Inn), whose upited.eleskcal years amount to 166,
and who, dosing those NI years (if I may= speak), have received
simunpethern, In salutes and oiler allowances, an aggregate sent,
,teP•pT Apo.ib 09c isse° i!Winilt AIR
of that tsp.
buns non wallas 'Want."

ACQUITTAL OF THB JOURNAL DRS DRBAT&
Coisr Royale of Paris, Pint Chamber, mder the Preskience of
H. Seguier. Siting of Dee. 24.
The trial of the ./arroset des DOW, collected a•pest number of
spectator., and amongst doom the Duke de Montebello, General
Sebastiaiii, AI. de Hootioder, M. Benin de Vault, Member of the
Chamber of Deputies, Ste.

N. Benin. she Elder. the responsible Editor of the Alward Jes
Darts, was present ; his edentate was Af. Duple, the Elder. The
effective article appeared in the Jesersel des Dam some moo ago
and the esprePions moat culpable were, 4 Unhappy Ranee
Unhappy King !" which, k was contended, were an offence to the
King, and ae attack on the Royal dignity. For the offence. the
Editor was sentenced, by the Tribunal of Correctional Peke,
to sit mouths' imprisonment. Against this sentence, the
appealed, and this appeal was beard on the day pbove-abeetieted.
After a very eloquent pleading by M. Dupirs, the eider, a reply
by the Advocate-General, and a rejoinder by Y. Dopin which
called forth burst of approbation from the audience, particularty
when be said, if there were no law. there must be no tales ; end,
after bearing NI. Benin himself. the Court gave the followieg sk-
eleton :—" Regarding the appeal of the Frocureur-Gessera; Con-
sidering that the brat Judges, by net 'declaring the messed guilty
of an attack on the con.titutiortal authorky of the King, did.
by that circumstance, pet ad le the chief part of the accu-
sation ; that the appeal of the Procureur du Rid does nor apply
to this chief part. originally Warded in the citation ; the Court con-
aequently has not this matter before it. Regarding the appeal of
M. Reran :—Considering that if the esprea.l.ins of tbe inculpated
snide are inconvenient, and contrary su the modem km which
engin ee be observed in discussing the aorta( the Goveremeas, the y
M est constitute the crime of UMWe to the ?mop of the King,
mil of an attach as the 'loyal dirdir ; widow imisiriag Mee the
deinand.for mistreatment. and.admittiog both appeals, puts them
hods at an rod, and amending the former decition,disdarges Rer-
an the elder of the eserienseatien preeuenord &safest him, and dis-
misses him hots the complaint."
These last wards Were no geese heard thee cries of " Vise is
Rd r and • Drawer:WA At Coon, and ezteeded outside..
They were spontaneous sett universal. N. Sassier dealing to
'speak, the audience became immediately attentive, whir lit post-
paid two other cameo all neat week.

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