Star. — London, England, 1811-01-17 00:00:00

r,. .10 trra- . 711 ° 4... -s- 114'$. _ 4109hirri ierilkil 1;4 . ._ _ . . . wither want et icry dietfirstrike out no loyal ..-. , , , ifinetno fools there— iloyal you mean—find .ae 004 Coutd;strike out none." olli - Gesittoleieltenitedftls Lordship and said, such was his precise moining,Alat there, was such untaint ed loyalty fn the whole list none could-be objected to on the Origami of disloyalty. Mr. Gan-ow Om ad,- ye- • s ••• what he thought an high:practical comolfr,, mew if , the profession of which he was amenibetlei Hi hid been Counsel for the Crown agaiust Mr. Us. wialtre on die occasion he had before alluded to, but thatilfttifintance did not excite. a doubt of Ondiog id hitii if not an able, an honest Advocate on the' prefertenecason. .He ridiculed the idea of bringing down etrioop of the members of the Common Council to prove a negative—he and his Learned F r i en d- were too old birdi to-be caught with such chaff. Ha con. eluded by exhorting the Jury to lay down that rule by their verdict, which would do more to. regulate. the order of assemblies in debate than the Mn,. the ( ' authority of the Chair, or call:to order, had yet been( able to. effect. 11+' Mr. Samuel Miller was. then called and examined I lel Mr. Torrnen. Knoll s the plaintiff for the lag ten , 1 years. Plaintiff lives in Castle street, Holborn, and . is by trade a watch.case-maker. Recollects being at a-meeting of the Common Council early in June Last, upon the subject of Parliamentary Reform. Mr. Quin spoke, as did Mr. Jacks. Recollected a pas sage in bk. Jacks' speech injurious to the character of the plaintiff; has a perfect recollection of the pas sage, and states it to be as follows : " What opinion can be formed of Sir Francis Burdett, associating as he does with such convicted traitors as Despard, La. spaitre, and. O'Connor F"—understood the defendant tb meau the plaintiff, Lamaitri—had no doubt that lie meant him—believes the plaintiff to be acquainted) With Sir Francis Burdett. -,. • t o ' Cross-examined by the Asionwee-Gretttendt-I. That meeting was not called by Mr. Quin—it liar, called in consequence of a requisition—Mr. Quin's name was among the signatures to that requisition— thelssuiness was pktgainentary reform—not the only ' linsiness of the ntffier o -the late alarming assump tion on the part Of IfieUleldito of Commons was one 'of the prominent Of If as also tile character fulfferilkduct'bf , Sir Francis Burdett.— *rard the conditt'ottfieffetileo/Cointhons *-1 that tistance reprobaisoVosi, n•h"ifjeWgiwest not severelya... severity wotilirbeiudge&drattkording to the 'lif t, t, opinions of A* tliiint • iciiiihnted—could not three lined from Mr.:Quin'S lynch, though he Td ft ..ali:-Ctot at - that distinct' of :time—remem .fliedlfr. Jiekse word's, because they contained so *Of* sus attack upon his friend--this is the liaison . , E uxcsounjoH ..._ iPliy * remembered them so muck entire accurately ' sin thit ' treliOnsibiliti—the allegatious iii.OUther. , u . out--there, must be a potisith. ' 7 7lflita It r. Quin or any otberarateeivralea Sir was . stated sweetie - The Artotteir-GeseaAt then said, s' My Lord, - banal; Burdett ?—A. I heir& gesand d ibeee who used by the defendant to be in substance—" What lam intliorized by Mr. Jacks et) •tite'eui he has no o komttove of 'his conduct. • -""-- .' '• ! opinion can you form of Sir Fraicis Burdett, who has. doubt upon hif mind he never toed-the: words Cu . 4, pm . him' as a patriot of the first:wow ! In associated with such traitors as Despard, Lamaiere, : puted to him as ascribed to Mr: Lamairre." e satbat.t* as I might praise Sydney?* Lord Rus- and O'Connor r.—Did not hear the words, aor sus- ,• We understood then, that in consequence of this 04p? Ott. arks , however, entertained a different p et t e d p e r sons ;" if sa id, thinks-be must have heard apology offered- by Mr. Ja c k s , o f hi s never h av i e g opitlion ?—A. He did, them t there was a considerable expression of disap- intended to one the expressions imputed to him, Mr. „. ,Q. 14e controverted that point ?—A. He tried to probation of these ward ro-knew the plaintiff- T he was GARROW was induced reeresiandraw a Juror, in pre uovert it. . li b ut he .fidcOntrovert it ?—A. That is mat al2 0 .. • . " . • of opinion. Q. It is matter of fact, and you have .1001. n a e n ss in w ha a b s it no an t t c o r f oss.exa theW r :r in d e h d e . represented. This wit- ferenct IC also nonsuil offered by the Court. Mr. James, a partner of Mr. Jacks, the defendant, proved that was neat called, and examined by Mr. GAISROW t-- -•—.. CANTERBORT, J.INUART 15. .... 1 lin sbort, you dott't understand the meaning of Witness wa s a parmer of Mr. Jacks, bet had nothing Toe General - Sessions CI the, Place for this City . It et word esairstotrt.-- i d 11 0') to do wi th the rendering the waterproof . coats . ~ ..1. 'end County, were yesterday held at the Guildh a ll, r: , Weis to one or two other questions. said,•that he - Mr. GARROW•••••44 IS root Mr. Jacks a ,GoveetintOnt 'When Joseph Newton, for fekeeiously uttering a false :, , not heard the defend-alit sae "or suspected per- Co n t r a c t or f or grea t coa t s f or t he a r m y I" WitnisP and•forged check, purporting to be dr a wn by J o h n , , t''- .}f be had, thinks he must hare heard them— —isle •' he only renders water-proof -coats, - ' 'Browne, with intent to def r aud Mean Mears: Puller ami L re was a general cry of Shame ! Shame /on hear Mr. GARROW—Oh !he renders those coats—di;es o..of•the Canterbury B u nk, of the stint of ten gni t• Al the defamatory ,words—Mr. Quin,..he heard, was he ?-owell I readers is a new name for contracting— no t e, was (* stu d guilty, and, after a charge from the 4ohtor of the Traift-fr, - but he don't think he ever (d faug) ). Witness— I mean he renders the costs Itecoidif, iti•Which' he pointed out to the prisoner, ,ohw the paper. , water-proof. i that nottwithstanding the recommendation to meter • Lord Emarmeototrou then 'read from his notes .the Mr. GARROW-4 understand eon. Sitoes . look at that ' be' the prosecut o rs, to which-he would give every of; Islbrds as sworn to by the witness, and told, him he , pap er , i s t h a t t he h an d.w r i t i eg of Mr. Jicks f—Wit - lea, the heinousness of his offence in a commercial' -. • lutgnt then correct them if he saw any error in them ; Hess—Not it is mine. Witness then stated, that the ‘, country, could justify no hope/A a pardon; the Mayor, -hut the witness persist yin swearing , ,* hat such were paper (Mr. Jacks' answer to Mt. Lain:tiny) had been J seniffilY•a ff ected, passed on him the awful s e nten c e of Int words to the best o his recollection. i woven down by him according to the diction of Mr. Deatlf.--The prisoner immediately sunk down and : Mr. Hurcombe, a Member of the Common Como Jacks; it was dated he 14th of June, 1810, and was verse taken from the bar• in a state of insensibility.-:- et, was next called. He was present at the meeting, as follows : . ' . -, He was a non commissioned of fi cer in- the' . 'find within three or four yards of the defendant while , " I have spoken to enteral of ply friends who were preseokes Wagon Train, and-an exceHent character was gi [ speaking—he was speaking of Sir Francis Burdett ; t r ish em e e *nu ofC i : a )m ve mnn hoard etulca the . w °l Ord W s e ittpu rid te a ti I X to% rant 1:17 bl: Mtn, by several of his o ffi cers and by-tero-other re: I witness felt moch impressed with that part of the de. traiire As have no recollVethal aids name baring beet: men- i Rentable persons with whom he had -lived as A Arr. I Pendant's speech attacking the plaintiff ; the wordr tioned,lni - d I have net observed that any of the newspapers have I Tap. The Court was uncommonly clowded; and i were in substince, "What could be thought of ado-o....icea that circumstance. Apprehending, however,, that *4 * ! seemed to participate-in thtfeelingsof -concern for his man of that . description, who associated with Des-- 'Member c't tha Ca/Paration of I-nndaas. I have an olliloubted pri- . fate , ..k /5 ...,. / . l ....p oidiguissom ?gas (' Connor, and Lamaitre ?" did not recollect etre words " convicted traitors"—there was a cry of 'Lli:re:sd;iiiivee:f.TY.:tnet7s freely in that Assembly on public 4 '''' whoa: conduct has e before the I public view, I feel no disposition Whatever to apologize to any "IPI I .II,- •I fq ' ,AitiiMe t Shame ! when the defendant had used those one, for arty sentiment nr language uttered by me in the CSIS}I.• 'Vends ; did not hear defendant qualify those, words, voke them, or make any apology for them.. This liritness was not cross-exabsinet [ I 1 4r. Qtr - -----. ' called. don ?i f irs oe ue i n 4 lic l d m in c y .,. .s that occasion. - Mr. Waitliman was the next witness called. He i was present , Jaeks . - _ Cootteil ; M. .ksthiCe ,*esent at . 1 .-..,_____ o 'lstst,—wituesk spoke-defenaant ie near the defender" - - ' I—something 'after the war inks word' said . 11r , ssiironi t ifri-i. r he . _ . • • . 13IRTHS. 04 abEtilkisotaut, at Ektlutu, the lady of the How Herbert Gardner, of a daughter. • * 1 Thursday last, at Mir house In Portman-square, the Lady of Sir John Lowther Inhnstone, of a on and heir. ___, ___A_CA...at TO DTr. MritfitOTlL's ICI ti y•rie lerm-....._ RILLS. for different etimplalats istrigent 44 she Sete, a. ricessaperiedu of bib: , it has beettilasdrobserral, that ;woriter,, itiorc than the other • . telt* fittskheAr i ta nurtarlipl o ir as invalids ; they areaub ate a vytnfy o seam,. from % na:. cure of the futtetions ale de4tlitiul, it &Stia .t ,f, A" which estals'uNts dubs esittek-fittin, : finneitill , eigtiiin SI s t k i dune-retitle,. •ceesione &trisected with the nab sainssent ni hei.kh. l'n act ~ n the constituthsa of she tem* enskeelyent tins abstract*, so Cloudy lass bean known to merge witli .stin‘ser. canny. quickness, Snd safety, u Dr. Fotliergill's I f indile'l4ll4--tt tinker high tonic and invite!' lioariW,amini ftsiteetilitripaK ,. Rey of rebesting foibles, • 0111111weis alter taro which:risefrom too mutts heeistiathelibmbsbet= i t n!osreeftlin cure far sestets, hysteri arlit,tiatiklern comptair", jut well ai ilse various other spasniodl4 so common tote out. Dr. 'Fothiers Pills, as-a . Jltagaltkilin l fsestelsion of eirevyascutser at afar 11 01 6 e17010 1011 0 aulisit, . bare females entristed to their eare,^l t •4 ~, .4 c „. Sold wholesale and retail at Mr, Butler'S,4rCheapt firc, rerun' • of Paternoster-row • flirter Ate! • Cd.`1101111siile„ Nrelii‘tnel es mundaion, F41'0110 4 11 I Buter - -iiii÷lqffaSsiftv iGlawasir 1 - 'Holland, ',kaiak ilettien. Galtlerte." l4 )l/010tilf ve t " ; Newberry and Son, Dublin ; Pack sad. Tuner, t ~ flocatisrg. Allman, and Jones, Punses ; • Slfirp;`PhrViniu:th ; jawk, Taunton ; Trestmais. Suter ;:iettiewill , and Ilfuts,• ;Butt ; Brown,. Ittiwat ; and most . dislimika II oripliors,ba boars, at 2.1. istl. and tie. „._ ' -1. r{t - ,, ,i -r,'-' „, ISUILLit'S AR TIP . ' LOZObans * For improving the v ;Oa ' fofob,aiiigts; colds, Saitilnas. - acii cakinshiptekkih. lb ti ens - }r!sid.-each. . ... ... CHALI,fiNG4. MESSRS. , • „ CURRIE and Co: Surleoiii,litte i l h tin Majesty's Service, challenge the:wink world to prove a single kssiance where their Medicine and method of .cure4avo failed of the desired effect. The * practice 6f many yearn' fn dile particufat branch of their profession has not givus rise to one onsuccessfol case. .`" •r.:, . They coot in tie to direct their studies to *treat ment and cti - ie of lircaarisel Complaints, mad that derangement of the eyiaetia, which is the conseqlteoce of the pernicious and wastelbliffects et a habit 101 l and most unhappily pli raved bribe youtlosofidtkmenes in the one It will be found to be the unbllian Mtge. • **row , ness ; the other barest, ravage. ist.ally developtid,te tAiens by adis tressing state of debility, wh i cil if not tins* renietbe'rerthlfittap inirnmeencr. These atelbireilhtitend illidmte effucts, while c.l '..1.. t a g: l 4 I l l i f c alt+sMK *: t lC h•R illa ir r Cr'et are: elf this " lar 'iSer/5 111 p ill :r. ta joilijavgulalaininder the disorders initiikut tilibielvninkiwkeir CS ' fe n-' ---- , ent Is sintpla; hie las - never providwnebeiroatel, in cite !WeereeorstuietlaberioteK andmech eztestikel practice, lo,liat au* ohetleallirandcompbcated, sof vstoL•rear infecuon; orb ,as -oburuetipasn thh t urethta;, - et& etcrences, hard tt minim, caMUS ulcers, erup Weakness, gkvits,soilur .... S CRI .css Whether neon reef long donne% 404 which have lialithe skill'ofether Prac t itioner % ; are by their Present improved 'p 6of reatnien t, effectually asul pcnsinsentlr cored, without the pniiitt •rstiffrrizig the excruciating polo and alarminf hriitorrhagr, Wait* oftelt follows thiVpli --we at the bliarcaustle. In bee ecitrso d 10 years reran/trilobitic*. in ebb ansneepoisi‘proweeetseipeb of Webers hay LI beat and - ape: dello '&44 cb4ir. are, theiltal eradication of which are effected by a sire, girt** ana c ' di. . tiotts mode of practice, superior to.any other yett'lloptitt itlr weaktteas ' relaxation, and debility proeeetlirg (rum t!tit complains, is speedily rterreed, out! the potent re.tored to stn.uil aid vi gorous health. tt.st where ehe debility hot. for -years eitleted; a proper peneversoce is thine remoratise rtentalits„ after the iiew ture has been damn - wed, is lailispcnsahly reiWske to t' re toe slumbetang sparks of life, and to reanimate the Censt‘tutisia . • Several Noblemen and Onstietties; of thi &sr inspottatelity, have been under the care er Mears. Currie and Co. ' ffor.d., r - ntoval of coptp!aintp of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. ant; hating received a radical end permanent sore, reqbesl that rcfcrercre maybe roan! to them as sasisfactoey evidences of the &c..41e.i si:- eenorhy of Mean. Currie and Co.'s plan of trelttest nt. Many 1 el ohm& Gentlemen have had Strictureefrom ten to twenty ytArs, and hod been API. the care of Mean. APPIP and i'l•-a‘ . ."' s. and fluter warms of equal eminence, vittepattempeed the c.tc ' by thr applicathui of the loner caustic, wit/bout miccesa. i Messr. Currie and Co. our he consult ed by either at wig. the greatesc delicacy, secrecy, anti Jurimir, at their hoe*, No. 107 Hallett-Elirden. Patteitte lit the country are requested to PVC I the partite**. sethele ease, age,-end general lab-A of living. kc• We n: l*S i be ot a ven rcvnittauc or sent t fa e r a i ny lci pe ptrat ant t i r,..: * ki lic n i g n i e lon i' L wilell the tame, iTO eu.str.e that stNtoti $6 essential to their undertaking , t' e Mince ol` Letters May be added ti- the account: for medic.nt ;. LONDON r Tr.nted and put:Malted-by LEVEL KliN 1 , ac t.e Srwa•Oatacti, Toele-liar and Ne. t, Owl-street . s• . • • ~, . 1441 9 /' f 9 0 'ffilfiV - ' •• ' i i Q. Was there much sPealritiglv - Ar sc9•)of /144,6 1*Intraicet Iv 44°'1. 41 ' ? ' b. - Icx .the mA A ri E, : l ittili . l -A atr *l tlF Alrni cctil‘al c c . :2 6 ir . e for i? . ti '• speeches were of lilf s anehour's osiutinnince: Fixe4 it, gather'f - liefe my attention more H .... ...............1 ..d ... 1 09 44 910PPitt or tYritii, aievialt.ts in the .1 Q. Rather long, Mr. Quin ?-4. I attalpt Plgpictip ' -:.:"."-÷•.' is GlltAti.w. - etliere ji`fit:eivr ef t '' %Akan toulthaidos4tec • •la of that. • b,, ~ . .Vp. I, ' ATTMOY-Wnsilla, toeihrelbst entered (11T1 -"w Wale vaniaul a • 'gay kettles to t tie Suntan frent - i• '414 i- Q. I was not asking you, Mr. gitin, ydqr : eigitypit ea ani's•caii, beggitcheavO to stiSmii tettis LArcP ire ewe more ekes -Id their nature, tier Mori: 114 4 ,1, 1 14 of yourioina.speeches (a laugh) ; bni.vlaetheresnote ip. dr t ecle . of.the plaintiff had. not been . maele•tittetr consequences:, • I'lk Unl9el and Stone. lifey wren",(. 1 good deal of earnestness, of vehemence amnia/W.40 t. li coontiriust be'll'ien' up: at ooce--:. P laine. ' 46 "‘" ekb '' kWl T'P rr6lll, 642 th e ."'" 2 4 " 9 "ionit a . orators ?--A. There was earnestness, perhapit. .' ': ' . j4jiit reinainigi r live ha n d not been 1 , A164 li tr e ' 24l " l " h ' ea t"'"'" 414 " 4- t re qopft.s- -' ''c •' ' ' • ' ... ruiti ;! .1 r(.. k.:—.. tt s tut roii ' ic-27.1: ik.e l 4l',lev,s e 'Vrt,- 14: , vo-ettiente. • ion „gii •/ . : . Q. You are the Editor of Traveller ?-A...t am. , fr i treVpoe "''' olielir- l ' 4 efires . .lif *mills, SSmirel 'rlicestau * . OIL", 'i ( V i vti" ,(4l 'O , Ai Wink Etittrki r t ' i t n r .. - not ;I. am the Proprietor. Miller, was' 60,.0n1y tine avaiwativouitt 1 g rk: -grakly4 • 'Lunt "Ir B ‘ o l/ 91 ar *Surf, Ina= *Hy .. q: You are only the Proprietor ; have you nee& him a fair opportunity to! ' ilirect liii'tivietifite if it 'l rell itt , , a s lie If ille nog 141 0 63 0 1 74 . 1iii t ie v : Tia lL. ba ll t p li6 t octed V il Y t . been the Editor, or were you not the gditer of that needed it. He adhered to that e ividerite; si n ficithe sinrds ; :hove complaints, c'. iem - o - 4,re_ea`t -r .ai, l or w „.••-:•ty - e r .. n — e rr i or t-- : t paper at the time this meeting was held ?-A. I was proved by him to haste 'tittered were: '' Wfat Asa baarlbinil werlqeinfdi ';' i° ll29 se Irwurisitla with: tat that time occasionally the Editor.. . ~,•• opinion can be forint(' of Ikatiar n gutd' ett aiati• . 0 ' r ,.....,t 41 m illie ,..... t. it "tt i " • 4 1, - i 1an ,, ` ",...,.... '77i , tl Sii .; !' Q. Did you not edit that paper containing the re- • elating as he does with such `n letedtraitors at Dts- - ' o f 57.,7" --.;• = k . „.7,7 -.. „ „,... - 7; 1 6,1 .14 5 4104.- ., ad o* t (port: of the proeeediogs in the Cianomon Council iiin peed. Lansaitre ao4otlniiii ' r-inatv cotild VS. Francis burgh ail aleatigase . .; •Civislif - ; o 4;4` k ! l e l oti,"lttiusl an iurgh s .7 ( liotlahY 1 1 that day ?-ii,.. To. the hest pf ; my recalled* IPm be. ; then associating *idi a' man dead theft years Gra t aylpeattAuh, ' 'aifil rai.tyisteno,ti; •Vtibery *A v e bee' n - s t o k e ,. , , and Un, Dublin ; f. a Wm - ;"'Hifil; Malty,' lairitiiien . s rather,inclined to think I did,not. ? . Those 'et#fela 'eciOld ant word otaieted , , ,, hi us b ee i i iiii proeed , Foresee;; Sharp, PortsmuntlLYT44l:T.Antison • 'frewman, be . • I Q. To the best of your recolle4doo t Why ciii't :. j 4, slid is to the recollect the fact whether you did or, did not edit 4011 bi all the t • witnesseswhiiihiltinrhliti;: .. . I . l.# ll .„,,, urs iZ ir eilt TE tr". 4ig " .o .o 1146 , 00 , 1 itt e - ti v g s i ft i ,,,„P urat ,".-In e4 : i that day? I cannot.. I,arrt. aexiotat to answer every Mr. 0.4 • .1f 'cOlitoniist, thit the illOgitbrt in they kitty . . " '• • " . ' — l ' 7 e . -1 t:_,•_.- Mt.- I.‘ _c _.._ ....t -. edesaion in th e fullest manner I . can. I. cannot say counts ii 4 v ;,., 17 moo, not by tht tridente, ir TO THOMAS TAW 'OR ESOP' • • - - *abet ane:Sesi . .f; wane' .. e tine tA the I particularly that I did or did not edit the.paper po , all thew o,T p 1: .gY'in tiit flee first cOuriti vire nett r govem , 1, ,-, .. that daY t• bastahis I can my, of 44 1 ; renott, that Pr i fullYprO tt),e,411.V4 illf cikg . il r itaStegg 4 sta-' linsilib bryePtAtkrivisottEntt PiLL/i:to catirtiunitate viec i 1 geared in the T navelleniAnt not,a linkof Tiresjyr,f- 1 blished, bethn. arda p U. ik - ivora trAidal hid been toietigetilfts lartlii‘atteittattien ptrfutwq•dlly l ten by titre, and *at the reportavaanotispectAbyrup. ; roved,. but lie infefinci , tit/Slake-440* it"*ell ithifft'AniefibAsifiikonsvili II ,etti brining•ow 'as [ , Q. Are you not Editor of some other my ? .4 4 / ?. i.lid, of i uv i n that. h e ums o t i n eni tt ng . i ii it wr, fitr wie , •, vet venereal eQmpLint 04441a/01i k cbittplicitioti of disord e rs ilia t eee t t ies f e ;;t4 W 29 reduced:aintaistts a skricten; d, antait t he am connected frith another. _ , ~.;-1 4, 4 . t 7 ~ . AhOuSeis in compapy *leis tireffileate - ,.eliarbefiteis - in tile , Q. Did you edit that paper unmans nietasktit • II cai noon;day, and that he coast:ay 'assatiaied 'With thos s variety of patent me etfie dicines nothiag could** praeu 4 r . i s tivihil , answer this question only as I did the raleefarelotiogao characters, was there 11Pfit i jni of eifitrold‘sir.ferettete seemed oi sait-Itlweaaa i lopslot isiWkWit (!!F li nt; Le seosaiaie to a . the Traveller, and upon the same principles-Q. Viiliat. here ? but *as not the infa'e e.lrithifiert more strait sum inhardandapitedVat itailigettir, title Vcvs,w.:able to Col- and wired,' Me to walk or tow; to st4pd ea • principle ? A. That I cannot recotlect whether I did ; when vie *apt is attackthYOY loci tin suds' ' n - w bh I"frui" ' •or not ; though I take it for granted that I did , net t 11 TOE is said fe - be . , , 6 0.111409 Ottm ssf Vo. knmillizt cur tuppostAi r re . •-- * for him to recover. lie aserlietTL; W. fotiy ' - ate's . Q. Will you swear that you had not seen the atsl-' . ' i i mi,ijo..;_ai Tha, jurgygnt. 'ln tionit Pilk•-h dtto, adberitio sTr citt tii 'the 'Att l ee slats gi ro ' tolt4 ~. . Oiesti 2 :4 k flak iititti inerettarrestetifitiafiettate' for• Quad count of that debate before it , appeared in ,;hosp ice: ear ' .nia .' ' *bunt of the.alle..p l 44l4l 4l , ; biti . f, -..._is cent a c l a rt in !t: iwesm.i nir die siisezrehitolieentbeLereziedottatamitt:imereereititrrg pers ?A. I might possibly have seen, it, 4%4 diti tatic, not . ai gallon." ' tk r iv, read it. The fact is, if your Lordship will permit n . agi t to*,—lf.A Bo penTy Atrial 1MA,. 4 ...--. 2 v 4 ter graduulty 'cowl!, 211 d is now as healthy and went 4i aily•vskin , she to explain myself: that my evening papers have no of intaliir,'fietaisie he aisOciite'd skili•titas 'a' traitor kittAss."fthf art Atticewediti,•,./ ~ 4 0.ibp parrot to aatt fora, L.': original report of any debate, whether Parlogrsentary as C D, is not that ealling.9)3 a toque?' eeafiroouiei of IKts at) atasieb.... Amiga& tau file, per tot hum - W - 10MAS PUILDA Y. •.. or otherwise. My evening papers talte their of.. ; 41•Toauter-GENtsitat,4-M, arb, ° &its 2n aerron the debates from some of the mot - Wog:Parts :' an* *Aar,/ wird, we can therefore have nothing td do sai l t "rT p tr.:tal. 501d 6 4 i d - . r .- - Tb.... T a ,,, ) , T. ; • this probably had been done before JalieraleeTeartein i arib ragereneis * draWa froth toot not laid ' ln die ac Aiernti: r r of the Royal Motion, g• his rf c ", int - . ler th e next day. lf, however, I . I:Ild see theTAIS..; • tisi d • .`he'indiitment runs ..-10 01 . ihat he spoke these Nu. 0 11/..-Britt - klr4KAr ,h4ot• , a t resit tisasai ler before this was done, I anrsurtAkan, iakabat mil eigrap i " , ,,-Let them forovi thitiesiioids; 0 . %vise they 41t e :re ther 40 pars, Itt a probe (reeive r „ I took the fullest report I found 4 she Arnorsitgw calor Maintain their action! -VeF'- - acti .' di slander atioe Ve rb r ::::: P il ai ,ztk ar ti t t e a. 46 *** 4 4": pers ; and in that sense, may beainsti•to have aatettAlik' can have no caber foundationtilei r tle apeciiie4iordi profetiices *apt* AviaraiNiairitAwillgebiffir • •. • . . report of the proceedings of that day, before they hadt • eiltsplitined of: , ~•-, , amitlik s rose ' • :' ' l i a*4 ''• ' - 1 1 1 .1 V oottlkailit, A . I r "' been published in the Traveller. At the same finals! • Mr. Gaunow--tt Ido not die less prole those a . a mote ct - esteenw . 11,4 4 •Wwfitsibtguity. -*. •' ! 1 etAtillga as any belief; to the best of nay recollection.; cif words, - by proving lither• Words to the sense • ..Aw, isophtrisisoct dat.tobaicitetbfitalli« that I . did not - edit that paper tin •Ibu. thiy;lollowing ference as well as those speci fi c words." • ' e .. ing a' a distance, at the Perfumer's os , No. 3 eat s, St. Alban's-stroes. that debate. ,•.- . • - • .. I . Lord Eitaxisoitouou-" The eve fi rst counts Mint 'l* l :Msitkr•eq '42 6 .10.': 0 2.10. IDS, 0401 . 4-strclt ; mi.Dpilii - Lord Et.t.zsaonovon—“ It would, certainly be begiven up ; then as to the siith e s i Vhere a nt Ito look rough's, N° ' 7 * irrii et 1 L ic AT. gaitc". PW 4 • I9 bilk& more satisfactory, Mr. Quin, if you could 'speak from in ' evidence fiir: the I'veitun wordslikthe rabid E ffli r d" 7 "r sinf wge li i riitos."444/ "D"akri ' rehir e'hi'imrAhliw t ll7 ; " :4 l4 ' , your own knowledge ; especially as your evidence tae,ta proved, bat nothing indre: one person in every entisiderabieMwMEGlirai • SsAca.- goes to a stetter of fact, in which you are yourself L. ,OAnnow-Then your Lordship inti reserve • .iit ro“.ftstr.sa-9d-1.4. • title!! Ps ;AS I in n itt personally cotsterned." the Point . .. • ,Sons , whereby persorie or either set nity - mei ,c . 7 , fo tadreat i c isltai t z . is sealed, iiii= w ATTORNEY GENERAL---W o lg you take upon yaw. t ~Lord Et.I.ENBOROI.IOH-1 44tAire on th y self the s it„ B ' o l c i ro efi v b° , 1 . 411 self to swear that you did n edk those papers on the yespomibitity-the allegatiOn's Iti e not been made awn" cesee;T•riserark„..,ta,..4,il:°""4oo.4,i4tope., it day following that debate ?'' Witness-1 cannot. , out-pere must be a potisisit . Mr. peeve was nest called, who stated the words - The . Arrotuiir-GBNERAL then said. 11 Istv Lord. -..- -_ A P2 o lT....?ln lrgt " tt &LE •*•' '' • '!:: -- t . 1 , 1. &estop. ' of Titcheeld. titre • • • • • . . I • - - . Phi: Mae- ~.t ,f his LOU, • witness was not cross-exanunea. - mi. ' 1 ..11U 111 l 411 WAS WC nett WILLICSS C4IICLI• rte MAIMED. • Mr. Quin was the neat witness called. 14e was was lyres eut at the Court of COmmon Council ; Mr. Alexander Christie, Zaq. of the Sth Driven Galardi, to Anna, present at the meeting of the Common Council in June Jacks sat opposite to him, or as near him as the Colin- only daughter of the late li. Bate, Esq.. of Ai in i wort h. List—witness spoke—defendant also spoke—lie Was Nicholas Charles Pitt, Es fen eel (Mr. Garrow). Witness was attentive to the Mary second 4 ,.. hipr f p t i" 7 -I t tia :, isle" of Madeira' to • as near the defendant as he then was to his Lordship speech of Mr. Jacks ; he was speaking of Sir Francis .;iikisertieen -- .1-Teit - eira — nt - -C aP olou 2.n ellssori g Stewart, hte of the. e kt irst daughter 6tf the late Robert syrwl,Z•qp —something about • that distance—Mr. Jacks spoke :Burdett; the witness -would ' not pledge himself to 49d Royal Highland Reglinent of Poet, it/lAA." !lobelia Byres, after the witness—he could not pledge himself to the more than the substance. The defendant, speakinf M Edinbtagb, C/Quin William Sword. Leitjt, to Ursula, erO.ct words, or so more than the substance.-- r . of Sir Francis, said; as nearly as witness could redo - Meet daughter of John sayne, Esq. mezebant, Oban. ~/acts said, At he differed more widely than vii leSt• " who (meaning Sir Francis) had assoc "at Late* Rev. Wu, Sixdisnoll ti rector of Timber,' mad prebep- with such traitors as Despard, Lamaitre, and O'Con.f .4 01W fili. . Mills W ' ' - .aditrjrom the political doctrines of Sir Francis Bqr- . er e le.. ebb, only daughter of tlaq late James nor ;" heard nothing like a qualification or apology"; slett- 7 he (the witness) 4vint previously stated ' in Webb, Esq. of Plympton, Devonshire, a Past Captain in the his ipitch, that lie & pdMitte in all the doctrin roghP•lr. Jacks in consequence of his having uttered ' Royal N a v y • . • eritertainett. by Sitraneis- burden[ • , ettdOwt that words ; knew the plaintiff as an inhabitant of . DIED. ti then took etccasiin to relearibi in sees '.`l . • Si r his ward thew three or four years back. Mr. Garrote At St. Multeves, Mrs. Cialespie, wklow f the late Rev. Dr. Francis, &She had a red of* Aleph .es as wits about to put the question as to the siiip le . . crl of Shame ! ckii i i i , e 't,,' "I' 6 l a : sLitrlile,„%lkse' wife of Mr. Weippart, Despard s tamaitre, 'and' °tutor" , '- -co ame 1 which the words had provoked, but it was essor;;t the Harp. 3 1-- ri MOE speak. distinct), as to "anon .ent over-ruled by Lord Ellenborough. George F:ederick Luckley, son of Mr. Luekky, surgeon, of names—did not know labiate the of Lurd ELLENROROUGII" Pray Mr. Waithman, was H air 1 / 4 loaa - graat. t In LT er Guildford•street on Sunda., last Mrs. Hincklei or that of O'Connor ato t t di peit alter that of re any contemporary circumstance which oieurring relict ofpiph, hie • earn iii,,..st.„,' M. D " • '' , served to tie the memory of thine expressions s ki m do u y. s li L , . many years senior Phy- par:4 but was sure Ile the first name men; tioned-1!1r. Jacks' work ignited ugh; if ion( mind more forcibly ?"—Witness. i , Certainly, In the Island of Eigg, Inverness:hire, the Rev. Donald Mac- i no irdignatie.r and a cry ihiiiie nalL el f2there *la my 140 s d, my mind was the more strongly directed lean, minister of Snuttisles. 'llkOloialrrraAt Gretna Green, Mr. Joseph Paisley, the celebrated Coupler, . Cr gy yd b ' " t. .-,- . to those expressions by the burst of indi ion which aged 79 —Fur the last 40 years of his life he is supposed to have oss-wariest by Csitsaar.. dwy Ag 4 ',cited around me." • , intim than two bottles of brandy daily. J..... • , Q. You gave notate of tied[ ; you sum. . ‘ftirrollnits-Onnesat.—Then it seems it rat. the .. _-' At Edinburgh the Infant um of Lieutrium-Colonel Robertson .noiteJ it i- A. ‘ifid not s I power. !)9 ,9 1.41i ifulignition Which first directed your "Sett. .agattimilla, of Rlidothtnoidart. ert EWteri tlaalt,*o• boudthe Elisabeth Ent Indianian, off Dunkirk, of ,A. Well. Sits dal Ullat ' with the forint. ' . , 4 949 9 1 0 ) nxinessint4 ? Witness, It served .to a' pi the Conimon COsirefli ba a :. erre yes ika.. awe of 9 1 W0 1 7 nth em awl stiongly on my tried , -, A.. aaw 11441 , 2 ha W m alle llMat O r • "la RiNdi , a saline of tilga' IsPinw Prtlerean of very promising abilities. • lire p en wq who f asuo i k . that ptioisition ?—A. us- ..... _. 40114.4)4trint Ole any pan in that but* 7 - Yiii. It i :t.u.' hew* With Heath, youngest sox of Mr. Joseph 41 9 444430 ably. • 94 . • PailliP 9 ,l , Witomot Itir probable I did., At. di, tirSattimitint, near Nottingham, hi the littloyear of his a Y t. spoke that th iy = 7; .• not ?.... A../ d id . .. , pe r eneimi s Xon g , a ns . * ere One o f those alto swa. Hs wasesonatany drowned, while eiciesvoluite to ascur• 4., Tim tallied of the goggswpgjoip of t do tried gheate,, Wiwi; I drfaw say / gid o l y *... •.. Atesiitflogghet loam ice on a asb.pood, near liceston. ''"!'"''.— 7 llfussofpfinsion, the daughter of Mrs. Lore of Tircbfield, Batthe u cOnalliell o air s ; Vote aptulae bomber • '• • .4 94 , VW OW9 cry atiV l4 . . arer the fire, her clothes caught, ;ad the was so of the II ma WI ,C I Ai . - *IL ' = ; op ' • 4 9 9 4 9 41 9 :fc t tic4 1 t 9 A*, a nt as to sarvtve bat a feiv hears. gau due_ sur r ''' . • 11116C-Dikirattaker 'Ward Whalley, Luminaire. V. illaglifag tfaMiroll • 44 3 1 11118111 ' OAP' - . 4 0 99f riwe— g =i imp • Rev. J. %tined. '9r of Man r Woeshv Haute. t r theft 011 Wit lig4X **dodgy 4- _ i __T w , Ina __,_._ it ar ls, bar awl nil al sal Y The Rev. Ctesiesrldvivn,.of V l itilea,Vat %Viability; A. ..I,4fs made a. sum lag Wifgans graligD eilillapprObettalls Afaißlaty• At Greet Bev, leercordstiirs, aged 75, th e Rev. CIL Elockhent. . ' Arr. Dr. 6•81111% it Perm** am. y• • . . . rw - i7"7" . l'rr • XII M 1 1 4°1 101 die 01 tfIN ` ~w ohm tux etioadle TIN! die Sad is tif die MedL diesease Oise. 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