The Sun. — 1814-12-22 (London, England)

PARIS, DEC. 16. —The Chamber of I)eputies4er. minated yesterday :heir secret sittings on the project oflaw respeci ing the responsibility of M joist ers. Six articles on the judgments of the Accomplices, proposed, by the Reporter, were replaced by one suggested by Laine: It declared, that accompliees-or snbordinates.shall be accused and judged by the two Chambers, in the same way as the 111inistci s. On casting up time votes, 99 were knini for the Law, and 61 against it. Loo kV. Bentinek arrived on the 24th ult. at Genoa. After a short.stay in that city, his Excellency proposed to go to Florence. One 'of those trials, too 'common ill England, and which appear to us witil reason as offensive to honoilras contrary to gOod morals, fills almost the whole of the Engliali Journals of the 12th. The Eirl of Roseherry- bronght an action against the Eiti(inet Tnildmay, for criminal conversation with plaintiff's ,and estimated his honour at the amount of 30,000/. The Jury assembled to assess the daiwge.s did not, however, estimate the lionoUr of the Noble Lord at the price he laid set upon it, but thought it sufficiently indemnified by the-sum of lA,OOOi. (about 330,000 fr.)----(Journal des' Debits) ' The. afEtir'of the Conscripts atYout Eveque, of .whieh we hitVe spoken many times, was decided on "Saturday, the 10th, by the Special Court at Cacti. After a long trial, Desthares and.Jairdains' • Nv•e're convicted of being in rebellion\ against the armed 'torte, and adjudged to pay a fine; or da' wages, of 6000, francs, to the widow of the .deceased La Valliant, (killed by their means) and Dnithlet and Ilardi were acquitted. Double Suicide.----A letter front Frankfort, of the ilth of Dereinber, states, that a most.rernark"able 'suicide was lately committed in the neighbouThood of that city. A domestic, aged 26, servant in a respectable house, withwhom the, master was well satisfied, suddenly disappeared, PS -did, at the same time, a young gill of eighteen, Ni-ho wtis 11150 mneh respected : she WaS a servant in.t-lie sante house, and an intimacy between them WaS suspected. After many fruitless searches in the house, thete ‘VitS found, in the •bedcliamiit whielycertain affairs of her of each, a writing', the family were referred to, a disposition made . 'of a little money..which they had, .and a katration, importing• that. they Were gone to put 1111 end to their existence, in which view they took away nothing, but two pistols belonging to the master of the ..honse. These circuinstanees were reported to the Police, who learniag that the troortarrate couple took the ronte'of Hannan, • they innowliarely- repaired thither, and with the asSi.stence of the ttoliee of that city, fonnd the two corpses in a neighbouring wood. The young  Nro7m an ban been three tmotftliS gone with child, 1 It was supposed that coiNiderahle debts- contratt:-.! ed tt play drove the Voting num to_iiesperation. 13..17.:-,--Lt is said that Alonsieur and the tWo Princes, his sons, will go to Sens in the i course ot next week, It is known that the sa (Ted receptacle which contains .the ashes oil the D , auphin,e and Dauphiuessi the Father and .Mo-:.1 ther of Louis