The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-03-09 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, SILIRCII s.—Yesterday, after imariag MIN
is his apartateat, the Kim( presided at a Council of
Ministers. In tk• steersman his Majesty transacted
bosisen with Coon( de Gazes, Minister of the lute.
rior, thimble tw• boors alai a balf.t
All good citizens deplore those dreadful duels
which for some time hoe evinced less of the delicacy
of bonoarible feelings, than (be exasperation of pas-
sion and political animosity. We, therefore, coo.
graiulate the Public on seeing a respectable Magi..
trite becoming the organ of politic reason, in a mat-
ter which so nearly interests tab public tranquillity.
There is much talk of thedisappeurance of M. 11...
a Rtaceiter•General, Oho Is said to be mine: 900,000
ifratics.
It is said that another Ordinand, will be Wok-
dlately issued, containing the nomination of 17 other
Peers (in addition to those already mentioned),
amongst whom are included Marshal Devout, the
Count Mollien, and Count Darts.
French Funds, March 4.—Flee per Coots. GM.
2(k.; Bank Stock, 1495 f.

CHAMBER OF PEEKS, Mace 4.
The Chamber met at one o'clock. The Order of.
the Day called for the Report of the Special Com-
(Mimeo charged with the examination of the Project
relative to the filiation of the financial year.,,
The Report was made to the Chamber by lb. Duke
of lavis, who concluded by rejecting the proposed
law. The Chamber ()stirred the Report to M. print-
ed ; nevertheless, on the demand of several fdelilkbers,
the discussion on the law commenced.
Th. Peer of France, President of the Coo of
Miuisters ; end the Peer of Frasice, Minister-If-the
hotelier, is also the King's Commissioners charged
to support the discussion of the Project, were pre.
sent daring the sitting.
Various speakers, inscribed to oppose or sup-
port the proposed law, successively addressed the
Chamber.

Count Covirr end Gent Burton% spoke in fa-
wner of the law, and the Marquis d'lltissoutit.“
and Count JULES oc POLIONAC against it.
Count CUOLIAT, who was inirribed to support it,
submitted as an amendment, a Project different to
that proposed. The Chamber ordered their speeches
to be printed, with the exception of that of Coco,
de Polignac, which was extemporaneous.
Srwersi speakers inscribed had yet to be !word,
when the adjnernmeni to the marrow was called fur
If) some, su,l the close of the discussion by others.

On appealing to the Chamber, the adjournment
was rejected, and the discussion doled.
The preaisional adoption of the articles having
!wen pet 10 the vote, was rejected : the Chamber then
proceeded to vote on the definitive adoption of the
Pi pipet. On ■ scrutiny, the amber of voters was
147, of which there appeared fur its adoption Zit, and
•gains it fa.

-The Psta•tnext, in the name Of the Chamber, de-
clued that the lee. nes ;Int 'doped.

The Chamber •fierartaids adjnorited rill Saturday,
to receive, Ist. the Report of the Commissiun up.
pointed to cuisine the Project of liso relative to
the salemisti manialactore of saltpetre ; td, the de.
velnpusetit of the proposition made by the duke tie
Castellane. for the repeal of the Leo of the 9th No.
*ember, 1815, relatifs to sedittoos Istadttage.

CH A 114111111 OP DEPtITII:4, ill item 4.
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Cromissions. M.D. Cervoitior. Renorror of she
Pr** d Gm en the r•spensibility of is
peetiedisie Me Report. Tilers is 00 Order er the thy
for te•werrow.

LENT' ASSIZh

WINCHKSTER.Arcot 7.

At the Amigos held here test weak, a Writ of En.
geiry wee vaecered Wove Me. Hollis. the (Judos.
Sherif, which smelted mere diadsritinery interest, id
sowergurrice of Mr. Hunt, rho weir the ['prudent,
rirteedivie in conduct hi. owe cease in person. Thu
Sheriff and Jury assonibted at'seren o'clock, by ap-
pointment, in a room at the George...lnn, in this
city ; but the desire to hear this cause was so great?
'•nol the room so crowded, that it Is, found cubes.
my so adj•sin to the It rire Grand Jar, Chamber,
from which, the crowd still increasing, • wend ad-
journment took place to the Crown Court, front
' •heirre Mr. J tice Hest had previously retired. The
Jary were principally tradesmee of the town. ',ilk
the addition of Uwe respectable country Gentlemen.
who were acildruelly present, end substituted in the
room et these to whom Mr. Ileetaibletted, as twilit
relations of the Plaintiff's Attorney.
Mr. A. Mortise opened the proceedings on the
part of the Plaudit!. the it... latayd Williams. of
Whitcherch, who brought this action against Mr.
Hunt, for several breeches of covenant durittg three
years °cumulus of a faro, called Cold Henley, it
the above pariah. A greet number of witnesses, eon.
silting d yore, load-agents, fareverg, and tee
rinds workmen, were predated, who swore that tilma
buildlop were left out of sepeir, that sit loads of
attar bad been taken oft the farm. that no +beep
Aril been folded during the last sit months, and that
two or three piece, of land bed been left only one
year's lay instead of two yews.
However, it came oret. se eserrinarion, that none
of these winoss had made thole survey till owe year
land a half after Mr. Ilent's lease had "spired, and
that he had purchased thirty or forty toads of straw,
and a great deal of manure. which he consumed upon
the farm. The Plaintiff's wheelie{ estimated the
damages at upwards of 4001.
Mr. Huse, et flues o'ciack,beapos heeding. the
Jury, and stated, that as he had Weeps lived, 'test
lop to the p t time, in tbp habits of triredly ie.
tercourse with the aaainal Mina, Mr. Williams,
sad as this action was Instigated by the attorney, as
be feared, from • peteenal vigor, he .hoeld confetti
himself merely to the estreordieuiry evidence •hiell
had bees adduced oc the part el the Plaintit
At half-pest two the Ferman of the Jeri regent.
ed an adjoirrimeet till the morning, os the ground
that his Fillowjerors were too vouch 'shouted to
pay proper Woolen to the mite, and as Mr. Hest
declared that it reekl require et bent three Inure to
conclude his comments before M called his whetting
to rebut he chary, the Sheriff ceusosed to adjure dit
nine o'clock in the meriting. At 10 o'clock, Mr. Heat
mooned his defence, which concluded about fear
o'clock. lie celled subral vere respectable humeri, ler.
veybrir, and g entlesue, as ertinteests, who corrobotated
the testimony of varies. laborers sod other persons
who waked on the farm at and mime the time Mr. Ileot
left; they proved, that at the time he took the farm,
It was in a dreadfully dilapidated stole, bet when he
quitted k ru in pliant tenantable repair, and very
much improved by his caltiestioe. Mr. Host admit-
ted that several of thecovenants had not been strictly
complied with, but that the farm was worth 1001. per
annum More thin whets he took it These 'itemise
estimated the breaches of t atosilicil at oda
hundred and fifty pounds.
Mr. Mosier replied, in an able speech, stating,
that although Mr. Hunt had generally improved the
farm, yet, having suffered judgment, the Jury were
bound only to estimate the vale, of the bros.:besot
covenant, which was the matter in sass between the
parditioiltboogh he acknowledged that it was a bard
case that the law would not miler the Defeedaat to
prove his good husbandry and beneficial treatitteot
of the farm as a set off for the breaches of coverage-
Mr. Hotta, the Under. Sheriff, strictly charged
the Jury that their duty was gull to assess the
prioent et the damages proved la cosiserteence of the
%teaches of counsel, sod his not leaving the feria
' sildiap is pod repair i bit totally to divest their
minds of any improvemost that Might have been sada
by Mr. Heist.
Thia Jury retired for about one hoer, sad returned
• verdict of 1521. lOs. at seven o'clock, the urea
built( lasted 14 been.

FIF.RTPORD, Nsacn 6.
JetteChritherless woe Indicted for kiting inter-
married with one T. Porter ; her first husbana,vr.
Chamberlain, being then alive.
It appeared that this unfortunate woman had been
brought In bed in the MI no later than Tuesday last,
bat site had insisted upon toting her trial at the pre-
sent Assizes, notwithstanding her petitions oithstion.
The inkiest., that appeared against her was Ibis
In the year 1809, being then pregnant of an Illoeitl-
mate child, by W. Chadibellain, the Pariah Officers
compelled her to marry the father, who we. after.
wards convicted of ahoplihieg, and was oetttehtwd In
transportation for years. Elating remained on
board of the hulks for that time, he retorned to the
4'risoner, whn woo then recently slurried to another
man, named Thomas Porter. lie ll* with her part
of the eight, and thee left her. Th. ennsequi.nto
of this Visit to the enforlenote Prisooler weep dread-
fel—she became unwell, and did net mover ftners
the elftteto of for kit months. In the
mount of Judy last he cadoed her to be apprehended
on a charge of bigamy, Since which llme she had re-
mained in jail.
In summing up the else to the Jory, the Learnrd
Judge toot °erosion in snake loins very strong ro-
man:a upon the practice which seemed to have ob-
tained vet, generally in pari.hes, of compelling poor
persons to malty each other in cases of nostordy.--
In the case before them, the Prisoner most sentient's-
edly be convicted in point of low ; bet It was Int•
dent that the unfortunate woman had brow compelled
to marry a worthless reifies', who had stood her meat
barbarously.
The Jury bossed the. Prihellore knit eat-
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THE STATESMAN.

LONDON►.
mom, whiten 9, 1819.

• An epitome of t►e groat wort et Corruption and
Remus he. hems advaedtioesly lastrodoced late the
Hoes of COMIDOOS, lima the mototioos sod shameful
podium Plaids took platy at Pee►pderhsg t►is lest
Eloctitto. It is sorprislag that say Googlies's of
Tool log sad rdoeatiost as for is. moosoot treat the
proceeellost with may tiling like ciaelams and modem.
tioo. Nilsen sock a penal ..adders that s soothe►
of ate are called together to legislate for Willies
of their follow•essatoros, and that they ham a voice

4111'114111M hr; seven years (whether their condi.
litaihrits se does repent of the choice they shall have
1011110) Is the matting of laws which not only decide
.nether a Scotch sad Irish Taproot shall be dogged,
mod eaills`., Welch me let `o; bet also whe-
ther this or Oaf theft or freed shall be punished
Neßh tremporteliao er dusts. It Is ast•alshing, we
• *sold ammo, that a majority of s limes* endowed
eplift hemeeity ma dam such es ledilbreoce to the
sweet by whisb enthiti•us seem, asltheet, perhaps,
owe quill, Is recommend them bet their purer, may
.Mama/ as llseeters t. the gnat Notional Coen.
cif. A melesisesly deyeamml chancier, by the help
it • prise is the Werth Vas sestaiely obtain the

41edicaioNsillaseily, sad peiellege Logiolatoe. A
UMW wins had stud is the pillory for a Nod ea the
path pone, sebissed tbh diothruhrts us is wall
booms t. thossinds! I Ow siert hays nought that
a body of Honoorabla Gibtiosos *add, u it were,
spootsoussly sad shmilsoosealy haul risers at the
first display .f au ~rept maims spates of; and
by Goo general acolusatiou ban d.. I. it wish sil-
houettes ! !

blutteeens [TIENT went,:.—lt is a sir.
enwistenee of se smell curiosity that the Ministers of
Frisco have bees eet.voted three the,, and yet
they are in piece!! I This is wore to be wordered
et then the ewe seCITTIlles I. England ; as they have
Wen hot • short thee le ogee, and, therefore, con
have no West sins to answer for. Whereas to big-
lead wenn easily conceive a doable seetive for the
tenacity of Illiseisters clinging to their serfs; for if
throws out, a shimmed fondamentel errors would
soon be detested In their ennageotoot of the public
affair% which would hold these op to everlasting
censer. and ova tact. The s Age power in both
etronfelee lends ha authority to maintain its nts
M pleat, hot there the aselegy ends ; for the French
Ifloiellees end the King ate opposiog the views of the
who would introdoce the @orient
Iggellfril=lll9 lts oeigtogradc horrors. In England,
lllMlteebn end She ARISTOCRACY are striving in
sbette to onsinlsin the peons order of tbiegs
it ell Rireowst whitlow. notioldtsteeditsg the
rat Auer the Wed d woe in society hos en-
v ie entry pert of the world,
IMO Mims to the 31 lestset arrived last
Ire ihltsturitss are meads :
Pfscage., Few 2Y.--Thu sew organise.
Kingdom el Moneybag glen no pehli.
proceedings), no triti by jury ; it
vet she blefillleetes chosen by the chi.
ve part of the adietieistntiou of justice,
gossamers. Olken appeieted for the
vrosisation further deprives the Ps.
*lst right to cheese their own Me.
t thou loosed a right of proposing
wis the Deputies Ms confront in the
fleilieges, which often call fur
Comsemos end the State itself.
inisation the Chief Magistrates
Ireiseleeesed by their sieusina.
entirely into Oficars of Go.
with the nigh Bailiff fora
ilieges, and as they envy al.
stages frees the Bailisge
)es in their power to rip.
poor people, in a mare
`ale will allow itself to
lan increased by many
'a to be paid, and the
Indeed diamonds (of
vs most be porches-
,s. ft is generally
ill sot be carried
of the States is
M. Vos
,s in Bavaria
to iheito him
sa.ia should
'id that
be, that
*pate the