The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-05-07 00:00:00

A 3011491 Nora Ili I Majority is favour of Ow laritiort 5.

Whys this result um anneenced, the cheering was
!ostler and more getters! thee ere have ever Word in
the House since the division taut decided Um fate of
the Property Tea.

Mr. P. CiRISNFELL prevented a Petition from
Mr Charles Blunt, to defer ate coodJeratins of Ore
Brainy FAKIIIOII Petition to • future day, on the
ground of a question pending In the Coatis of
as Ica, tightofrefttsvil veins.

Mr. GitiiNFELL stored diet the tessiderstine
of sold Petition a►ould be postponed till the ht of
Aegustnost.____

Mr. S. WORTLEY thought it would heftiest in.
judge to accede to the motion, at the wiin welt
•a their way to town, and a great eap►nre incurred.
After some ob o lions from Mr. Tierney, Mr.
Iloshisson, Mr. Wysie„ Lord Castlereagh, Sie J.
Newport, Mr. Sturges !Bourse, sad Sir J. Macintosh,
who proposed as an amendment, that the debate he
adjourned to this day, the Bosse divided on the
Amine:nout
A 3 ra. 19—K am 59-14..jwity..30.

The or solothis leas 'boo septhed.
Adjourued at Iwo deelnrk.

FRENCH

PAitii, MAT 4 —A criminal accusation It spoken
of
as ■boot to be pieferred by I inhobilouta of
It. d.partm•nt 01 the Isei•. votainst Gerson! Vii.
tenni Dona.liau. oho, in ISIS sod 1816, meowed-
ed the 7ihlitors
A woman in Paris has been delivered of lee
children, one black. the other • WM. Baden speaks
of a wrriilar phoaonnenon, bat betimes nut say he air.
nested ir. N-ither hive we seals these two children
whose birth •e announce, bat we are assured they
'xis..

The Court of Anises of Brussels, whirls Is now es-
copied with the ease of the persons accesed of IND
Om for mills(' toff the Empero► Alesander,
hemmer, on the 'l9th of April, M. Orts, 'alienist* for
the Procurevr-General, who gems t►e detail of the
'regulation, mid eststVithed tbe guilt of the setesed•
He particularly neritvd Bides as the principal in-
stigator of shut machination, end strongly accused
him of calumny agriost the Police of Wessels; on
which Bitches had endeavoured io tern the odium
of having indirectly 'ached his, bet which, accord-
ing to M. Oct., seeks only to preemie crimes, not to
provoke them, so, said he, has sometimes taken piece
in France.

The Advocates of the accused Inger, Berth, and
Myrick, also in defending their Clients, represented
the same Roches and Potaillot, otherwise Lacroix, as
the perkiness and guilty instigators ; they pretended
that these felloos at mite cheated their conftde-sles,
the Police of Brussels and that of France, whose
agents they were, ssd that the whole plot could only
serve the Ultras, by making the &sparer of Russia
believe that de general tranquillity might yet be dis-
turbed is( Primer, in order that he might 100 iudoced
to oppow the d►parture of the Army of Occupation.
Ones( these Advocatts discovered even a coincidence
between this araniwavre end that which took place
about the same period in some parts of Britanny.
Advises from Genera of the 23d April mention,
that N. Strutter, an ancient General in the service of
France, who was distingehkod in the campaigns •t
the commencement of the Revelation, has jest died
soddenly at a very advanced ego. He was bu►ied
*kb the hooey's dye to bit rank ; a considerable
isereher of the military and the citizens accompanied
his foneeal.

In Gentility no credit whatever is given to the
reamers which have •scribed the journey of the F:ot•
peter el Avotris bite Itsly to motives of a seperior
order, and meths to ►igh political sod reitgloas
concern..

It
became. wore certain that the Jesuits will not
be recalled in lip Aa•triaw Monarchy. Those who
were " "lions In Ji•getninata this good news haee
Shown Iheeea►ieer In I ► as ell acquainted with the
mortal optoleas of the Emperor, as the principles