The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-11 00:00:00

A teller from Madrid, of the 10th Dereatber,
speaks of a plan of the Minister Irujo, for the per-
of striking a great blow in South America. Ho
thinks of raising the expeditionary troops to 40,q00
men, to he thus dietriboted-10,000 against Veen-
anela and New Granada; 8000 against Mexico ;1
1.000 against Harreos Ayres; and 8000 alai.*
A:verifieg lee Sown.' published is Italy, the
-Jesuit., shier their restoration, are already he pos-
session of three Colleges in Piedmont ; another at
Ferrer., in the States of the Pope; of as Institution
in the Comity of Lancaster, in England ; of a second
Institatiost firer I)ablin, in Ireland; of a College et
Fulmar!, in Soliaerlaad ; sad lastly, of several esta-
Nehmen,' is Meaico. Them ferns prove that the
predictions of certain persona, *tick It was attempt.
•d to tern late ridicule,* were not dastilato of
foundation.
AIrFAIR.OF FIJALOt.s.
The trial of Genets had Besesere-Veyanc, noosed
of being accomplices lel the it Amin 'larder of M.
Fealties, still occupies the Assize Cosset of AUsi
The prolixity of ties proceedings in this affair appear
to bay* hems ealtansted public curiosity ; bet, on
the 48th nil., the day on which Madame Mansell
gave her deposition, she a of the Court were
thronged, and the interior of the hell presented the
most brilliant assembly. All eyes accompanied her
le the witness's seat, and remained directed towards
The Judge addressed to her the following 'shorts-
tioa hladame yes steadied epos, le furtherance
of Justice, to reveal 111 you know relative to 8 ter•
aible frier, In order that the guilty may be dia.
covered. You base not always spokes the troth.—
We know that at those times you were restrained Sy
alarms which had been secretly inspired : bet to-day
the sense motives no longer exist, Rod yea might to
feel wort. Yoe weremado to take a dreadful oath,
to pin your secrecy ; that oath retold not be bind.
log. The one one you take to-day, in the cause of
justice, bears a very different solemnity; its sacred
character differs entirely from that which was ad.

ministered by force eters bloody corpse. It Is be.
fere God, in the prerfrence of ibis Coen and the Jury,
abet yes engage to tell t►e truth : let es bear it me-
Wontedly." _ _

Madeso-e Manson then prneeeded with her deposi-

ties, which diflered train what she delivered at the
former trial only by her staling, that in the then
Lion of her mind, she had fergotton teetotalers an im-
portant fact, *WM was, that she heard tLe rustling
of papers at the moment that M. Fealdes exclaimed,
44 I have left yee ell I possess 9." She destribed her-
self as brims disguised li. psotalertas and a blue sprit.
ver, eases the lapels* of her mysterines badiscretion
led her to the thee re of the crime. She asserted, in
the meat unequivocal terms, th.t Genes and Setaiero.
Irma , the tree accused persons at the bar, were
' amesisett the perpetrators of the murder, and post-
tj,My retoswitted their features. Several facts in
tiodderme were Orem" presemptiee proof or their
atervaplietry.
One beached and tete witnesses have already Mee
peetsioed: it is rapeseed that a few more littieffl ems,

conclude the came.
Freoe.a Feeds, Jan. 5. Floe ket Coal& 571.40 m
Nitik Aiek, 1443 e.
iliasraurr, Deo. 3.—lt la sehl that Bavaria Its it
acceded to the engagement speed upon at
Alt-le-Ceopelle, Maths to bee future relatious with

the Home of

FLAND le RS MAIL.

Beusszt.s, SAL 7.—His Majesty the King de.
reeled yesterday for the Hogue, but his absence
from Brussels will only be for a few days.
A is from Valenciennes say, a dreadful ac.
cadent has cased great regret in oar city. The Vis-
count de Chinning, Captain in the first Regiment of
the R. yal Girard, and Knight of she logints of
'Bonner, cal bees thrown from his horse upon a
Imp of stones, and died • quarter of an hour after-
wards. This brave Officer had been fourteen years
in the service, had been its all the campaigns, bad
returned side and sound from Moscow, and sow has
lest his Ilfi on a petty of pleasure.

3F COM) CIIAMBLROF TIIF, STATLS GENERAL,

J•mutitv 6.

The Assembly met at neon iu a General Com-
ohm. At three-quarters past twelve tats Sitting be.
came public. The Precis Verbal was reed and up-
proved. The Clerk then read the Prams Verbal of
the Secret Committee of the whole Chamber, on the
Slat of December sad 4th sod 6th of January,
which were adopted. It appears from them, that in
the first of these secret sittings, a Project of Lao
was presented, proposing to lay a ditty ou potash,
soda' and weed-ashes, with a view of taking off after-
wards the duty on mattefactered soap.
The second sitting was employed in reading the
Report of the Central Section, and in the discussion
of this important law, the grounds sod regulations
of which were explained and defended by his Excel-
lency M. Appetites, Director-General of the Excise
and the Esport and Import Deltas. The law being
pet to the vote, was adopted, by a majority of 64
votes to two, and sent to the first Chamber for its
sanction. In the third Sitting a message from the first
Chamber was communicated, ciog abet it had
agreed to the law.
The Chamber then put an end to secret proceraings
adopted by this subject, and nothing elms being on
the Order of the Day, the Chamber rose sod ad-
journed indefinitely. NeTx.—The Law which has
jest been passed is of the highest importance to oar
artap-manefacterers, and couriers wets immediately
dispatched to all parts of the kingdom, in order to
prevent fraud and the introduction of new materials
from foreign countries. It is thought that the duty
on manufactured soap will continue for some mouths
longer.

Vivuuk, Dec. I.3.—The merchant Abraham Ur.
fenheimer, who had suspended his payments for souse
time, appeared yesterday on 'Change. This house,
es was expected, had made ■n errangement with its
creditors. The 'sent has caused a great sensation
among the merchants. There is again a great deal of
bushels doing on our &change, perilcularly in fo-
reign paper.
RAITADT, DEC. 20.—1 t is said that tine Court of
Bavaria Is out satisfied with the iudeasui'itts assigned