The Statesman.
London, England, 1815-10-03 00:00:00

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Da; that they hold firm in their resolution toabitle by :t,!
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Constitutional Charter.
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• It is curious, that not a Awned is now said respeo.
ing the trial of NET. His Advocate has again beet,
pubiishi tg in his f
1,. O'CLOCK •
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o—The
Em:ieror of A
soot
5 if Paris at six o'clock 61. mortiing,:ivith 41 carriage,
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in his s.tite. 'Ube Pi u kiss immediately relieve,
v. 57i, guard even in the hotel where his Majesty hadn Austria
od
_ from *Lich i• is presumed no An,trian troop,
FA?V. remain in Paris.
Pd. Vauhla tic, Minister of the Intelior, is ezpecte.!
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to-r• snowi iu Paris.
I etimost ell Members of the Chamber of ai.
15. ale, in Paris, and many Meelngs havealreinly
tweio field. At one, where was M. Leine, there were
siGni ett
Counciland the 335 pet cttis present.
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M. Berryer, Advocate, charged with the ilefeiirs
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to have con. cf Marshal Ney, has sent us a letter, which ne
limits of our Jisurnal will not admit the iliscrtinn or
'eace between
at length. Its object is to lemens•rate a•afncr as
3mmutiiration
anonymous work, called " Reflections Upon ill
authority In
Justificatory Memoirs for Marshal Ney." pria:c4
actually con.
by M. Michaud, King'.. printer.
erms, beyond a
,owthtiheth
1.111
theArnacocnugsestda," wc•ihf oileizveder nitieli°maley'"bsley,spiWro.,Bi,7rl.4
reduced to the most painful situation, has a right to
aPacadtanreas from the religious respect of all the members of seciet).
lh Mail which In Fiance, the faculty of accusing is eticlusisete
be the condi- served for public ofeeces to Officers appuimed'
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French for. the Prince. An admirable taw ! says .Monteepti?o,
Allies, name-
which makes the business of an informer unkresa
wise Landau, amongst us !"
towns taken M. Berryer applies these principles to the psi.
t Strasborgh, phlet. He disavows, in behalf of his client mil
of Germany himself, every pamphlet relative to this prosecution,
umber of the should it he of an epologestic nature. "
This es-
>rtant stations planation being given, once for all," says M. Berryer,
contributions in concluding, " I refrain from refuting by its own in.
tint to either ternal evidence the pamphlet of M. T. leaving to the
w in money ; readers the task of deciding whether he has kept is
are do. remain
the bounds of prudence as to persons and things."—.
e cost of the (Journal de Paris.)
filar condition The first permanent Council of War of the File
shall be new Military Division, b) its sentence of the 27th ult,
People. The condemned, lot, Jean Antoine Collignon, grenadier
as they are in the 61th regiment, makii g a part of the depot of
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e vaunted ef. the brokers regiments at Patio, to one year's eaten.
nperor Ariz-
sonment, for sediiiitos language calculated to aces
his Allies.e
revolt ; 2d, Emanuel Gofft, belongi .g likewise to
the same depot, to two months imprisonment, for
as goes on
the same offence ; Felix Papillon was acquitted.
call has
be not
under yet
The same Council sentenced to one year's impri.
sonment, the Sieur Louis Marie Joly, Sub-Lieute.
• is mentioned
nant, as a reparation for violent acts, even to the
that 150,000
spilling of blood.
e—the quota
Nocturnal excesses egein tonic place at Nione: as
at fifteen or
the .18th and 19th ult. against the inbabitants of vent
blic tranquil- houses situated on the side of Cours-Neuf. I etc
ir; the Allied crimes have occasioned an orretie of the Prri•r of
es the neces- the Gard, ordering the coffee-houses, (sieve. .4
'rind an army other public places of the city, to be shut a; his
d the posses- o'clock at night, and forbidding every iii•abiiael to
it kingdom, it walk the streets, es ithnot a light, after it
”it is very ill Letters from Hamburgh say, that three se.ols
or none of the from Rouen, laden with works of art, taken aoiey
hich the least from Paris, are arrived there; the fist which
e the result of tered had 71 chests ; all their cargoes are for Berlin.
%pension from Bounoeaux, SEPT .25.—The trial of the brothel
ce, bet all the Faucher, of Reole, is concluded.
ler, must con- The Council of War unanimously pronounced
rested in the Cesar Faucher, accused of having retained, seeing
carious order the will of the Government, the command, of which
w have, and he had been deprived—Guilty ;
r... 3 from this They unanimously pronounced guilty the still
I security, is, Caesar Faucher, accused of having attempted to nein
ian war, and civil war, and to arm the citizens against each otter,
etences. Our by assembling on his premises armed persons who
keep posses. did military duty, and who cried out qui Wye? to
out assistance the patroles of the National Guard;
it continue to They unanimously pronounced guilty the said
Britain, who i Caesar Faucher, accused of having compressed, ht
om the chief i force of arms and violence, the impulse of fidelity d
• state of con- his Majesty's subjects;
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They unanimously pronounced not guilty the
nwsittilnigF.lalntceis
Cow Faucher, accused of having enlisted for the
rebels, and enticed the King's soldiers to desert their
onhd
i: cizlizirs, by inviting them to join the band of lie
founded,is
tisatfial cl t
deemedia
,at The case of the other brother, Constantin
Fauchera was the same as that Of Casa:. Feedlot
Ce. I and the verdict the same.
The King's Commissioner then required the eel-
s of ys levce of the law.
r. Saj
believingurd
Louts,
mned the two brothers to death,
meta, which conformably to
Articles 91 and 93 of the Penal Code. They erre
out they are 'likewise sentenced to pay the ex priii•es of their trial.
retitle, either
The accused heard their sentence wit,' an imotevrab!e
en of the re-
firmness. They will appeal aviest it. The 0051
cemstance of
distinguished Advocates of our Bar unanimously rc•
Fig no other fused to undertake their defence.
its 60. 'The BOLOGNA, SEPT. 17.—Searches hare just berg
e left Paris ; made at all the booksellers, and at private house
which possess libraries, for all books that are is'
holding the
dexed, and which must not be read without the pet*
gas are again
firs
from the re. mission of the Holy Father. All works upon
French Revolution hare been seized ; also all col•
sot regularly
lections of Journals, many Memoirs of the
tote, Codes, and their 'Commentaries. The Reper•
;s to debate
r,
ntlizieni somber
:lyre-bertory of Jurisprudence was seized at eh,: boos,. 404
Hon.". It Advocate Pepe Fombissi. All the Ascetic bores
from the suppressed Convents have been taken' til
from the library of Specula and given to that ct " •
glisb) states Seminary.
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