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

THE RFATESMAN

THE CONCLUSION OF Tint INVI. %MATSON
Or ras ATTRAIPT To ASSASSI.VATE risc
DUKE or WELLINGTON.

THIRD EPOCH.
Loril Kinnsird deposed, before lb* Jtolie of In.
sanction, that the informer, whoa► be declarerl to
1 e csiirti Shriner, and whom be bad brought with
him. to Petit, asked him if he ever retwitert an an.
• •r to the teller which by • 101 P to CM. Bergh, al
the went tine otoottiog to him, 'bat be bad then Ire.
►oitrd to onstage Pietism to come to Paris, er give
op the rower of the svaassin. To this proposition
itiarinet answered, that he would not hesitate he
cow op if his jeerer"), was Daly kept a s►cret, be-
ing ono Mill to ►e railed en Worn., Ina country
which was a place of rear to bias, and adding for.
t►er that Paris was a fitter place, bet deprecating pub.
licit' as a means of lemming the facilities for disco.
tering the assassin.

liesd kinsaird farther Rid, that Mariner hinted
that there were engaged in the plot several pontes
of coasiderstios, withoet naming their country, sad
that he had hopes of being able in &seems, the as.
sisals le two er three days after ha mad* this dept..
suttee, baring men him at Brussels and Anvers, bet
he Dot his verse, thosgh with the help of some
mossey be should be able to retake it oat.
The character of Cautilion appeared. upon en.
quirt, to justify what bad been said of hire, he be.
lag found to be a peruse without fame or industry,
mud averse to labour. In 1800, whilst yet very young,
be 'Misted iu • better regiment, sod served, op to
1809, iu maey actions. beleg wounded in several
places. In that year, he was draeghtml loin a corps
of geudarmeri• in Spain ; sad in 1815 was dismisaed
with soldier's belLpsy, pittance of ISO francs.—He
qgsin resumed the sward in the 100 days, seal served
in i regiounst of charmers, commanded by Colonel
Haim, who has been saeotioned. Wheat the army
Was disbanded, he retired to his brother's house, a
palate', is the etrees of Area Owes, where he remain.
ad shoal IS months. He then went to Cobleuts and
Cologne, cud returned to Wessels; stepping there,
haseeer, suds two days, he quitted that city for
Nadi, au the 1501 Sagest, 1818 It was after this
reessid return thee Me hired the apertmesst its the
Furthest's St. Malik, bet nut finding any employ.
rail IS the titre or four months fleet he spout at,
Pa, it, he set nut II Wend time for Ors•••l• • htest the
begin* rig of Nutembet. Caistillaw says he again
reissued I. Paris on the 6th or Sth 0 the following
Lieceeiber, when he gave up his lodging in Sr. Mar_'
tie. and took out in the street I/sophism, N 0.48, '
•NI Isere be resaaired to the Ise of February, the
very day he set oat for Asters. la ibis latter place,
Ike stators of the hoesekoew klatch, so other name,
thea.blasie, by which he hod hired it. It ass 'sos.
efter his second 'stars be first became atqualatted :
Mitts Julie Fremont, the ametea.maker, with above !
Ihe to lia bi t itil , oormienally, 45 his oats lodgings, and
at bar house roe St. Delis, 192. lads, the lamer
of the Wm, in speaking .f the condos:4 ef Canaille..
at Weasels, before the Sib of febreery, says, that •
be was sever knoan to work at his trade; that his
espenees were few, but that he frequently sew in his!
possession massy pieces of gold of the valet of 10;
francs bed upwards, sod other large sews. It was!
pi the hoes' of this person that Coalition lived, in
Brussels, daring 1817. HP aloe sets", that he bad'
Lech c0...00406a wills en Meet- of the name of
Coalition, who hes since departed for America. _ 1

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Many vitalises depoad_to the sumo effect. By
the sesames, of one et these, Camille' wss made
to say, on duo day of lii depertere from &easels.
when he appealed more than smelly dejected, " I
eat gob% to either tepidness or misfortene-.—yes
ober. hear hoe so @owl." This• words Coalition
&Pia/ Ismail eves' e.t.d. Coalition left Phis en the
IlBtB d Frbreary, 1817, to p isle Elegise); be had
apespeit, which .11141 esperannuated, and was Sc.
!ordinal, stepped by lb* gentler...tie at Flimsies
Is. .lend money (or his entalicipsiire, but that fail.
big. he was carried before ibis Oilers at
tierlervi, who, after tone fiat, sefferesi him to
proceed. open cemdition, however, of his not to.
sousing to Franco. Cantillon. soon his return to
lErris, was visited by the Folk* Officers as a sea
Peeled poison, and detected iii the copies of two
letters, snob' pencil, sad the other in ink ; and too
other letters, one dated Mayeote, the Ruh of Feb.
1317, to his tether, sod the ether I. the Sister De.
baste, of Paris, hem Brassels. The letter. of which
fbe copy was subsea 4411 the slimed, was seat cern
tile 10th of Feb. 1818. addressed to an old military
retype at Angers, called Alesander, and sigma) Ma.
tie; Julie Element. who was at his boosts when he
Is role this letter, asked him shy he assumed this
name, sea he esteemed for it, by saying he oished
ft I. be bylined it was e *eras obis orate it, and
that be did It to staid the persecutions of a penas
of the name of Fiesta, who lined in Paris, and who
spat his creditor in a coosiderable rum.
• The Ist of Feb. Ca' stillest left Paris. Its company
*kb Jell* Firmest, sad appeased settees' to cross
she sloes frees the wood of Boulogne late Surpass..
The water was this very Ike, and be appeared dia.
eppoleted et the obstinacy of the boatmen to let him
pass, saying to his companion that be bad orgent be4l
sines, to Susan., where he especial to receive •
large aim of misery from one to wheat he had beat
very useful. Ile went once again to &mune, sad,
returned without the moss; and •n the 11th Feb.'
on hi. reuse from It, he said to Julie neatest,
" the b—. is gave, I west deport also." These
words he atone, but tries te esplahs them, by saying
le was othetwin at a lose for are crease I. Snake S.
her for tassel** whitest Iltoltot• to effect, Ism
days after this, namely, OS Feb. 13, be set eat foe
134iglent,•ithoot busing given any notice orbit' doper.
tore to Julie Ferment, or his friend Debark. Titre
lre4e.so infamies to Sweetie Peplum the etprassines
In bi. letter to Alexander. *hero he snid, " be bad
often goals for the suit of asneey »Writ Iseespected."
It is then its the dectsratione of Julie Fremont tiles
re. proof, are to be leaky.] for, that Cantillest ass
paid for making the 'atop( ow the eight of the Stith
or 11t\ of Feb. ISIS.

He had NM to her es • former secede'', that be
shark! see day be very happy ; Ibt a person at Se-
tts*. bed glom hits elms fresco • der; and is the
swath of Jassity, at wllieh time Its bap autiesed in-'
nether 300 frames, is aliseeing sleigh I. asked her if
i.e had peophaeled Mae. At swetbite time heelptassed'
Ow beim bs LaJ 0 use ore* ofies hi counted

ouch. is basing done Aim many tarttic s; bill obeli
Pleased by Ayr to espiain• he constantly stioded it by
•ssisig, •4 It is no Ae•in hs 110,14; if As
chest* to call for 20U0 francs. mots nit less, they
osisald be advanced •ithoot delay by ibis mysterious
tpeeet•einr.

(Tho set of meesation here sidiceles the accounts
'igen by Contilion, and his friend Dubode, ea to the
probable PAULY'S whence he drew this nenney.l
After his last return to the capitol up to be ties
of his arrest, he never stirred nut bet once or twice,
and that was by night ; for when Julie Fremont
ailed bin, she found Aim constantly in bed by day;
and ea one occasion he bad teener,' to the disguise
of a female called Geiger. Its the •saminationo
treat attention has been paid to the rsanner in which
Coalition spent the night of the With of February
Ile himself affirmed that he pealed at the house of
Fremont; sad to give plausibility to Ibis @ermine,
he end era to secd the minium details of his con.
Beet, on the days preceding or immediately follow.
log the attempt, even up to Friday, the 13th of Fe.
Wilsey, when be left Paris for Brussels; but in his
account of the principal facts, namely, hit conduct
from 'Needs, evening to Wettnestlmy owning, he is
completely at variance wills all tin witnesses who
ha.. 'when to Ibis period.
Ile asserted that he passed the night of the 10th or
11th of February with Julie Fteniont, and still in.
sigh upon it, (bough Julie Fremont herself, Pownie
Devfontsineo, end other witnesses, whit the follow-
ing staining sent into her room, pnsitively sneer
that they found her alone in bed Eegenie Deans.
taine. was principal seamstress at Franont's,and cat
the first iu the morning to remark thirlibeinee• of
Cantilion ; but Fremont said he indmonneurey Hie
evening before, disappointed that she esseli ant p
end spend the night at his nuts house; that he bad
eel slept with her, and the was not sorry for It.
Corn.illon did not come again to Julio Premont's
ham until Wednesday, the I lob of Fehisery, be-
hems one and two in the afternoon. He mimed to
Iher, as well as to Eugenia Ihrsfuntaines„ whet kid
happated in the street of the Champs, Elysees, told
obit lie had beard in !nosing through this street; that
great crowds of p.ple were assembled its the street,
and the Doke of Waliagtos wet examining the walls
in front of the lintel de Is Resniete, on which it
was sylipnsed the ball struck. He finished Ibis to.
dirt of circesist•tices, which be .44 be had learned
occident club these woods, '• It is not 1, it Is
out 1; it will never be mid that ft wall 1" Engeiiie
Desfnaitainiis says, that at one tl, be '• If it
had ha.i. I, 1 shoisid not hove mimed " Oh* re.
preached him with the folly of iestlitag a vindication
of himself, before be was choir*, iu the manner of
children. Cantinno did tint I bell stop long, bat ho.
formed her that he should return loSuresne to ssb.l
hie some sinary of a person who bad gait led 11.1-1
giem. Ile remained wish Julie Fleas/at the niebt
of Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, previous to
setting out. Dating his detention by she Police, be
crate es the walls of the prison Ibis* weeds:—'• It
is for that villain Wellington that lam Imo." Can.
titian denied that he had ewer written this.

With regard In the plot, libich this criminal
attempt use a mattifestation, It teas prorod that
Marinet, midmost doubt. Mated tio Duke •f Wel-
liegtun ; that As node Cantilloss biaag►ut, and fur..
niched hie •itla amity pay his 'spencer at Paris
s•d I!r•ssel&

There can be so doubt of ilarieet being at tie
bottom of the plot, from the releasers with which
hens. tests the veil which cowers it, sod from the
cirreetenteee of his having said so Cord Kinnard,
that if his vetoer was at all delayed, it world be tee,
lit., which in fact It •ss, for the attempt had
keen made ten days afterwerda.
' As le Cemillion, his wino) joernies to 'kismet,
without any reasonable periwig*, the same which he,
amassed at Paris, his con6dence in Julie Freetorgt,'
his joernies to &resat, his cnedect after bevies
committed the crime, his being enable to account
for how he spent the night of the 10th or I lib of
February, sod the word which came set on the ee.l
that Sete ithMeeding his essersions he had rot
passed the night where be said, amount to Miaow pro.
somption that he was the individeal who wee goofy to
inquire 10 seas a.cley to get rid of this modem
Gluey George, and whom Marieet told Brice was
at his diposil, and was the itisitemeut made use of
by Slariost.
lir couetqueoce, Marie Andre Nicholai
steeds accused of bat*, on the eight of the 10th or
I Itb of February, 1818, committed with willed pre.
meditation, an ettesnpt at morder epee lie penes
of lb. Doke*, Wellington, which attempt manifest-1
ed in exterior acts, sod followed by ea inception of
@arcuate° boa bees suspended and foiled of its elect
from gni:testa! asses tad isidepeedeet of the will e(
Cantitlow.

And Lords Joseph &soil's Veriest of Wag ac-
cessory to the crime, •briber by provoking by
gifts or caresses the said Coalition to tide amiss, or
is &lag his inanelons to commit It.

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Thee crimes eons under ankles 2, 29, 60, aad
30 .1 the Hegel Cede.

Deo* of the btu of the Royal Owl of Palls, Feb.
1819.

(Sigmed) BELLART.

LAM INTELLIGBNCE.

OOURT OF CHANCERY. NAT 6.

WINDSOR•BANK.
u•r*ais snowy.

Seirenoa-GventAL a.ted, that this was all
application by the Bankrupt ander the tonsorial
eircommancer. The Bankropt was s partner Is alla
banking•hosse of Brown and Coombs, at Whydsor,
which became bsokropt in Febreary 11118, sod oh*
Bioltrept (Mr. Brows), Ike meting manager of lb
looney's, briog •aameneJ before the Commltsionera
relate** Is 17.0(101. which did sot oppeor properly
((Valletta/I for, his anaw►rs appearing to them not fee.
motble or satisfactory. they committed him to rims.
He Wry S+lieitar.Geo•ral) was mow hotfooted to.
/1109 P, 1114 t the Court should set lko *►mmertsl veldt,•
or refer it in the Commissioners soak to ***mine the
Bankrupt Audi, oral loch ovidoses n hp, whh mien'
ragas. might be able to prodder. Tito committal
wan olniossly strong, in so far as it did awl cootalo
the penults *hi the Bankrupt was soot to Olson.
and ildvenitlify it &twill he di/dented. It

s mold he for his Lordship t• say whether the answers
ilium rem ssii•lectory or nel.
Mr. eyiusi Miss Pa iN, th• mos

Mr. Muni, en the Giber howl, contended Ilsst
the condom of the Coomiosiosters was iterfecti)
Wiese the more this stoteonoot of the rustlers was
eensised, the snore it weld be foetid to be him

Thar Luro Clisticst.i.ow io giving judgment, said
is nes a Mel, painful duty he hail non to perform in
this tso.. It was for hiss Dow so ask himself shr-
iller he *veld 14 justified ea his jodicial oath, is de.
daring th.se answers is be satistactory, when the
Cosinsi..ioceis nn their judicial oaths had said they
were not so. In respect to the first and second ram.
minations, he filly 'greed with the Commissioners
end she Judges in the King's Beach, that they we..
net by any seams satisfactory. Feeling, as non
would tisturally do, for heses infirmity, it was still
most vatraordinery to NV that en evidence had been
furnished of she notes destinies!. The sebtotieent
esaminaiiiiii was the nest point to be attended to,
and he most say, that he did not see the effect el It
at all. Ile was therefore painfelly obliged to se.
sand the Poisoner, and to dischstr the application.
At theism, linos, pitying the cos sion of the Bank-
rupt, he would sake hese the eliminations and rind
them neer in hie closet, and shoeld he be able In
change his opinion, he weeld be glad to do so, and
world Weiss she agents of hie 6nal judgment on
Monday morning. Ile would respectfully recom-
mend she ram to the Cesimlssiossers, and war sure
they would do abet they eiseld far tiVP Bankrept,l
who has hoots long in custody. Meantime be melt
say their judgment was quite &Drivel, and he there.
fere must remand she Ilatiltrept so piles.
The case eseepied the whet(' day.

COURT OF K IRO§ nr.vor, MAY F.
GR4NO JORORft.

This morniog retrial Gentlemen opprand la Court
olio hod berm ottototoolord In yarn a Ciraod J
for the county of Mich thee. At flys wows into
celled neer, some of them bodges' I. be escrowl from
serrius, as they mere and freehAdets of the Culd,.
MI. Justice n %Tit! (111, nal; jollorr pion Aft on
this revision, Ilse whole Coast ant hosing yet mem-
hied) eskesi them ishrii•er the) iumeessfril loo; leases;
for in that rule they soul(' he W*l4 .90 semis at-,
thoash they mem es itteml*Pri.
•epprend,
they mere lessee► only for shispt,,Sensr,44► rofki
rent. Another risme Wls esileroase
satri ibat he was ant a fteeheldrto ,
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Mr. Jestire B4TItY then.tdatelymi, that he within
• tat cottoct an error into shish he hod fallen, and be
was desirous that it shneld punt operate tanker. lie
had just looked into the Acts of Partiarnest, sod into
his oleo manuscript toper's, sad he found that it was
got necessary that a Greed Juror should posiessarty
qualification in point of properta„ This mutter tau
seder under consideration iv 1810, and it was then
decided, that a Grand Jitter need not he a freeholder,
see was it necessary that he should he evens lease.
bolder. After this observation from tips Lettroml
Judge, the list of names was completed, and, his
i•nresl.ip proceeded to charge the Grand Jurors.
Me said, that ha did not beam of say case to he
brought before them, which could require any perri.
Mar obeertatione from him. At the same time, if
say such case should seise, he should be happy is sa-
sht them with his opioloo. It wee their doll re find
any bill which alight be brought before them, if they
illeright that the evidence wee safficidot to support
die Charges ; but they were punt to find a bill, if the
evidence did out satisfy their Mind!, as, in that rase
they might subject the party to greet inconvenieore
sod eapence. But @gain. if they thought that the
',Weer@ was en strung, that the cage ought to be sobs
milted to the judgment of another tribunal, then it
would be their duty to find the bill. It wee their
dot, also, if any of them hue., of say offences tem.
Milted In their neighbourhood, to meted them to
law consideration of their fellow.jer, men. Having
its& these remarks, his Lordship said, that be would
net detain them longer, and she Greed Jurors thee
withdrew In discharge their duties.

TUE CONsPIRACY.
VIM VIVO V. 11111111tAlt, WOO/A`, ANV LEVY.

Throe 1./drudge's were breaght ep monolog,
pompano to order, for trot perpole of rewiring lea.
bore for Ikr conspiracy of *Mich dory had been foetid
goilty at ike (alt &oddball Silting..
_ _ _ _

Ei;ets of she Defeodonts pot in affldoeit. in skip.
ties of panishment. The affidovis of Kinnear pro.
tested hi. innocent, of the offence imputed to hiss—
denied all knowledge of a assi named %%Mien tea,
who deposed at the trial shot he, Kinnear, had of-
fered him 41001. to go opt of the way.r-that he was a
masa in disowned cireoatstances, with a wife sled
seven children, and that he had received oo basalt
or odvsntage whatever from tire supposed con•pirocy.
In addition to this were the affidavits al severs! per-
sons who bore testimony to his character, represent-
* bin to hoes been an honest sad hounnroble mon
in all his tnosactions. The aMdavits of law other
Defeodants represented them to have derived no od•
ventage whatever front ibis transactions in goelition
—that they were In extremely distressed dream.
stances, wish large families of ehildasn wholly de.
pendent epos them for support—sod that they bed
peerietudy borne geed ciasaolors foe banal, acrd in-
tegrity.
A joint aSdavit of the Defendants was then
put 10, complaining that sines) their collo/mew in
Neweatethey had been placed dose too yard Is willch
14 poetess were confined for cettain lunacies* e-
lem.s sad pncilees, and with whom they wore, of
necessity, obliged to associate.
On the port of the prosecation the affidavits of 34r.
George Adams sod Mr. Harmer, she were
pet loin axerontion, she effect of which was to thee.
that I. Ms bill-books of Meyer, .we of the person.
whom it was the object of the cessapiracy to eel up a•
a person of credit, there were entered eceeptai,cos of
his to the siorraot 1467,0001. of which about 50,2001.
wore now *amending.

The Coon•el for tie promotion, Mr. Cannel',
Mr. CAMPBELL, and Mr. CHITTY, then •pplied for
WIMP to Me •nether eiNfittif to MOM 01
the setters set forth its the itlEdsvits of the Defend-
sots, which the Covet greased. The iolicito.4 for she
proseentioo proceeded to prepare the •sdssir on the
spar of the °cession, end haring been sworn, It was
effieed to the Caw; bet

Tbe Cover interlard, and esie. that they did net

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