The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-12-05 00:00:00

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tlletkep this yen, lay.,volnnteers, *Om la. Mill-
strain invited to Whit. In fact, more offered tiiiin
werereqaired. '
Vt mom, Nov. 161--. M. Asbo.", physician it Con.
stantinople, and M. Laford, physician at Salo-
nichi, alhrm that vaccination is a protection against
the plague. Of 8000 persons vaccinated at Con-
stantinople, not one has caned the infection of the
plague.
The Aliernisna, who take cite at be vaccinated,
remain free from the plagoe.

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Al=-LA.CHArnxi, Nov. 25.—The Xing of Pros.
before 'his departure, signed the Edict for the
new organization of the Courts of Justice in the Rhe-
lAA 'provinces ; the principal bases of the present
mode of proceeding art to be preserved, such as ger.
Mal pleading, publicity of the proceedings, and 'Trial
by Jury. The number of Courts of Assize will be
11 Increased, that the members of the Juries and the
witnesses may mot have to go so far from home, and to
'accelerate business. The tribunate of the first in.
stance will be composed of sizteess Judges, of whom
eight will form the Criminal Court. A Court of Cas.
cation will be established at Berlin, *here publicity
and verbal pleadings will be used, ter spree as preps-
ratio* for tbetteecessivetntrodoction, into ell the tri-
bunals of ancient Prussia, this usage, which is de-
sired by 111 the inhabitants.
Bauests.s, Nov. 28.—regtersley, the Court went
into mourning, for four weeki, on account of the
deems of her Majesty the Queen of England ; the
'iltat fortnight in deep, sod the second in half
Mourning.
Count de Mercy Argentesuz, Lord Castlereagh,
and several Lord. attached to hit Embassy, arrived
yesterday at the Wellington lintel, with • numerous
suits. His Lordship comes from Als-la-Chapeite,•
Held will go in a few days to Paris. We have also
here Count Ihrdenberg, from Ale-le-Chapelle, who
'wilt' depart immediately. '
Nom 30.—The following are the reports in circa.
lotion respecting the persons arrested—a measure
which fines the attention of the foreign Journals, and
sis which they form innumerable conjectures. 'They
say, 'tbitt-eeme disclosures have thrown great light
upon the preliminary enquiry into this affair, which
is proceeding with activity ; that insanity alone
could flatter itself with the success of a plot so eye's.
vegeta ; and, 'lastly, that the tribunals will soon be
called upon to try the accused. We confine our-
selves to • mentiouing such reports as appear to have
some probability, without however affirming any
thing respecting the degree of confidence which they
deserve.

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FRENCH PAPERS.
PARIS, Dec. L—Yesterday the King transacted
business, with tke Duke of Richelieu and M. Lain.:
and at two o'clock his Majesty went to Argenteuil.
The Duke of Wellington arrived in Paris yester-
day evening.
Count Nesselrede, the Russian Minister for Fo-
reign Affairs, arrivid in Paris yesterday, and alighted
at the Hotel do %'Empire. Count Lieven, Russian
Ambassador to the Court of London, is also arrived.
General &marque, M‘Defermont, and M. Cour-
tin. has. srriied at Perimr-7They belonged to the
number of French exiles who obtained permission to
return home.

French Fends, Nev. 30.—Fko per Cents. 69f.

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nantAbe• but samples of exertion,
ordenee.; bat if the dreadhof swept.
eery ceibe lessened by the muss •
Society in qeestien, more eventoal

be produced than has been effected
lent Society et present Instituted
whole tittle of English benevolence.