The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-05-14 00:00:00

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nillesirsies. The goastiot of persons in the pos.
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the party to bis bribed woold averlitt;iiiissieJsit vie
greatest importinet hi-the People, ittst,the pteieresial
'lion of the Constitialitut Of this coast/. -Ifetll.,*litit
argued and beggstf Off, as if it related, (0,
opus'' atom, whe it wits ititliellY
would be left to detractor. hie ii sht heoev 4
Lord DOUGLAS'S Intend Hi the iiiitiesYs It be was
deprived of his SorveYot'a-salery or ftol. tint II
Mere is ;mikado for past servlces I The prbesitieb'
for depriving FORGUSOU of his Ace was rejectrsily
a mottos for she previous goestion, which stes4ar,l
tied by i division 106 against 57. • ; '4"""(4,-0.1
- •Dr.thist.t.tioat's mottos p • •revestlig petitej
"rho hive married coder Up from afterwards 41
seining their owe marriege at pleasure, cod the -Came-
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csuoi of the Excuctauaa's iodination, mum trim
him at last, of redecleg the Irish Window Tas VI per.
rent., and diminishing the progressive 'Nemeth oldie
Duties We Carriages, /10fLPS, and Serowe', 1.1 es I.
iodtigh ?fish absentees to return to Ireland, 40 five
among 'their foments, by giving them the tAIIiNS of
kiepieg more servants, and displaying greater state,
at a less 'sperms in their own country than hs gap
land, were the other topics most entitled to islets-
tion. Bat we moist refer to our Reperts•fes the par-
ticulars of these aebjects.

Tie" Paris Papers of Sunday last have at length
brought the concluding proceedings of the trial
at Albi, of , the persons concerned in the mur-
der if M. FUALDES.— The Sitting of the 2d
closed by M. FUALDES, the son of the mar-
dered Gentleman, returning thanks to the Court,
and Imploring the Jury to distinguish between
the innocent and the guilty. On the 4th the, Court
monad, and the principal pert of the Sitting was
occupied with the PRESIDENT'S Charge to the Jsry,
which the Papers describe as being a model of tile-
gen* clearness, and impartiality. The result of
this Memorable trial, in which, more than 300 wit-
nesses have been examined, and which has oc-
cupied the Court for thirty.aix days, has been,
that &aside, Jausion, the widow Bsncal,
and 'Collard, have been cohdemned to death. as
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the authors or accomplices in the assassination
of M. FUJILDES; Bag has been reatm•
mended to the Royal oleaseecy, on account of die
discoveries he made. Anne Benoit has been len-
tenced to perpetual imprisonment, and to be brand.
ed; Missonnier to a year's Imprisonment, and a fine
of 30 francs ; and Madame Manson has been cc-
knitted, and instantly set et liberty. Anne Benoit
demanded to be put to death with her Sneer Collard,
and buried with him in the same grave. &slide
heard his sentence with the greatest assurance;
Jausion fainted, and two Gend'armes carried his
out. When be recovered he called to Bag, in pro.
testing his innocence, " Now that you are con-
demned, declare that 1 was not there."—Baa replied)
It you were there."-

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pit Kyle traniacted business with tie Minister'
of Firma, of Foreign Affairs, sad of ?hit Interior
en Satordsy. There. woes MS-Sitting to the Chamber
of Deputies that day. Jo
,the Chamber of Peon
tjte Within' of the Interior presented the Project of
taw, as adopted by the Deputies, for raising a Loan
of seven millions to complete the Canal of Oorcq ;
and the Minister of Finance presented that concern-
ing the Subscribers to it. Both Projects were to be
discussed on Monday last ; but no Papers were to be
published on that day; on account of the Feast of
Pentecost.

The squabbling for teriltery Is not yet over in
Germany. The Grand Duke of DAMN is threatened
with a sort of posthumous partition of his domiulons.
In case of the extinction of the reigning male branch,
it is already a nnounced, that Austria means to lay claim
to the B►isgeu, end Bavaria to tbe Palaiinate, and all
this ender the stipulations, as alleged, of some former
treaties.

A report which has Wen circulated of its being
intended to appoint the Dike DE LEUCIETINIESO
(Prince EUGENE), Generalissimo of drill illavarian
Army, is contradicted in an article from. Munich.
The French Fonds have seffered a blight dept.,.
*inn. The Five per Cents. were -on Saturday 57 f.
70c.; Bank Actions 1,505 f.
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' . W. give in another column an interesting account
,of thedeath of Point", the rival of Cue's-torus in
St. Domingo. Some time ago this Chief was so.
hOrised to appoint his sieccessor, and he accordingly
,nomipated General BOTZE, who has peaceably inc.
Asestiegi him; but it is conceived that the General is
so unpopular, that CDRISEOPDE is likely to avail him.
'.' of that eittOopelarity to invade they territory of
!Piit:au-PrinCe. '' - '- ' •
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I- The following notice was this dey..glven at the
,Stock Eschange, tbLt on this and the lobos:log days,
persons who, on thelgth mad 29th of April, and theM
2rl 105 t.,, etadi depositsl Spec cent. at the Beek, of
Eoglaudlmpeconith. f a sUbscriptio• if Ritchequer
Bills ipta 3"inbtlai
ctiqtand Reduced Aim&
80,5
tiiir "lal. rairill! IA diAlt et Bill Office..o!t
Lace-yard, *Vrestoirutgro 404.Fsteatn,,,*...
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