The Statesman. — London, England, 1823-12-05 00:00:00

‘ ••• .i Visett I fe e a k w , r t hi s brimi al hi Nefes e 4 Me it ck b e sti be sis 4 brier; I Medi:: r Rye Phi es' ;rag r. ff. attee m , for, thigh .21 Ned yester. ; `moo( .10 I hh a ' %ore I. d tokis ;koala • , icor** 4 . Was ii. ed. Ow. ist Mt bilged •11 the with i ieti4 net of 7 bah anted; 'tiered. s IQto, Corr • -• 1/01, abOrlY "It" re of e Ire* etsoneel wheife s oaf. • Spill 4 ruesdlyt Ucid iM• bt Ju►y Wale. 1 rs ;ISO, hilt 'inn our re= e Corn. ogtiolit zfttpl of her Olin eidenog, toff for iy in lir 3 ft gar r to we, rloagect •b le what ' ) we the • a iykag a week Isin i4g t be heat...e took e assay. eettitit; N it.— si Wits . • Weill that it* Olth g fe , tS4tl 'pointed Prof tbs: ikdiy 10 had 1134 , outshoot other. birth ot Pirti-4 re beiot convey', walCmistil of the 1;1 1 / 4 1. / e t ' ttxtillai/ 4 Boma . 0, CI Oar et . 611. ~~ `• 7 ( J t , A.L• _ • ••• • -•si. ir • - • • " ~;,r.; , ..• ( , • , • I - NUMMER .1 mitt ilia WY AND COKE COMPANY. . bow BLACIIVCIAIRI, Losses. '4,41 . e' • " 4 1.i:4,N *--"/ 'lid %ear ore. MIL given, That the TILANSIPta MPANY will close out thollith lost. Oa the 14401 day of I koveity Nest. "...atter of*. Court or Directors. ' • RICH %RD GUDE. g ...., ~.... JUT avow ezisserox.ry fart *a I. . rim: Oil SYDNEY died ea the Scaffold !" -- ---- __— liable, Money Stratford, Toweester, Weedon, Darentry, and i .y :: iffiRTFORD ASS ' llif:S.—Tauasnoc, Dec. 4. - liable, Money . k, to Warwick and ILeandagton. , . ' • film 1 1 to York, S car b oroug h, Whitby, Shields- ' ''' —mar— Iliesecerfte mad Ediabarak, a New Light Four- 'ir. . FIRST DAT. b ade Nowit, i i ith a Guard tkoughout ; ad , out .imes's' Tharteli arrived at the Gaol on Werbrooday merit Mil7wing, by way of Newark, Belford. Doncaster,: aikllttreon, in easterly of Mr. Bishop, the principal tarn • - . Tadeorter, Darlington, Northallertoa; Italtivf Neserate. He was lodged on the Debtors' 'side. orpetk, and Berwick, and arrives at York eke atoll comaranlcatioa with the other primmer' was pre- OM Morning, AT fisoucsa FAtas.—DriDen through with 41 ormillmii_,_ ea only.—Passengers f inding tkenweires fatigued 8 curet ten o'clock this mo rn i ng he was ta k en td t h e " 11. ' ar frurlieY' way r e st w h at " hi e they please, and the* Bea Commercial inn, to await the necessit of his attend. preased without any addftlaitedfare. y ~ "bef o re the Oran.' Jury. He was bronght dows by Meritioreesk and Swindon P OUT I ns id e D a y Coaen, . • g biro' Atelltmerts, Reading, Lansbourn. Parton, Lydington, • mi ,nin from the Crown 01. e, and directed t o I Pavony , Wootton Basset, Ilassoloury, liunerrford, New- eke farierilT of Middlesex, and to the Keeper of Newgate bury and Maidenhaail.Drieen through w ith one c om a- ric hi* drp.ity t there is no direction to the Sheriff of Poe* out Hertford to receive him, and he therefore remains is the The Iseu Royal Patent Nall, Best's and Louth. Hire' seelledy of the Sheriff of the Comty of Middlesex. He Reysbut, Cambridge, Huntingdon, Stilton, Peterboro', Wl' as good spirits as any men ender similar dream. &Wag, Spaidlay. Spileby, Alford, Grimsbd k finfl, sonces might be eted to be.—He is most "'Miens * Itkb.f. at hut/ past 7 o'cieek, Beim** Si a quarter ~_,_...___ . - 7. - • ---,-,.. - - - _,,,,L.,1h.ii i , L .,, ,•.rl4----•-•• Oh: n ......... _ 'L - "7/apron, * * New Lteille reer.radde Post Coach to Carlisle, Penrith and WM:Aare* ; with a Guard all the way; parsec through Appleby, Brough, Bowes, Greta. Bridge, Richmond.Catterick, Boroughbridge, Ferry-bridge, Doncaster, Newark. Bantry, Grantham. Stamford. Gree than, Stilton, Biggleswade and Baldock. Sets out in the Morning, and performs the Journey with the greatest Fa cility. AT !EDUCED PRIES. Passengers detained on the read, by business or plea sure, have the peculiar advantage of their scats' being se cured in the next Coach. err frequently aid feel tbat a treat advent. which is given to the pr. but where is the Magistrate ticatera of a criatinel - in it. pro refs should Mon than IGO years Mary as *4.11 as by prescribed the dut an intriliterial Ink to elicit evidence—atd-trasentit nett come te their knowledge lalliediAtel , whet bag been the pricer tke illtipur of bailie - arqualtited with *he' for the poly ail evidence which i s Maar Set. or V f<fi~ l ~ 4`rl _._ arI F :1 1 • •_ v-F tl tv .lIKe. minnt.r.sgx. It OF WORKHOUSE. _ ,A 315 of the POOR of this PA -11111_#ra: Al ASTER for their WORKHOUSE. f BIT p , . _., ' . fie west be from $U to 60 yearn of .1,6110 t-well. eouvensist with itemieuts. rettarseter. A married men, if he bets so titint, will not be skated to, led a pee• manlike situation. mad who ate Introduce rte, ,004 otherwise in the labor el Named. A Metros stets the NAM r i i open. - Tbe eiskeeesterekd mmad miter a mt" t ili t ir tW i lt . en_ted " arse. ' will b: t il7 "WA •a lodging foe himself and fora wife, of MU. per ann, bat no perquisites. abh to be eandidetes, must, on orlfefore 10. g r usa a letter to the Guardians, in MI I,y spreifying their qualifications, t „ tilt IA estpectshie persons for their cha- treaded to 4 tke Clerk, at hii of fi ce in 'Mt% Workhouse In the City Road, where serassi be elimioed. All the candidates attfßd a Calantiltsto of the Guardians al 0100 -I Vaktek of Tuesday the 234 instant, Me Ceedidates fire persons who appear -,.._ • i and Am sash flee persons Ike Guar. Ill'tilittim t e Master at their next monthly 1 is the Workhouse, on Wednesday, Jaw: irsilock.in. the evening precisely. Sr order of the Guardians. s. !Dec. 4, Mi. - JOHN WILKS, Clerk. At nine o'clock precisely, Thomas Nicholson, EA the Under Sheriff for the County, left Hertford in the High Sheriff's state carriage, and attended by an escort of javelin men, Bac. for Cole Green: three miles hence, on the St. Alhan's road, fur the purpose of meeting Judges Park and Holrovd. Their Lordships slept last night at the seat of the Earl of Verulam, near St. Alban's, and arrive! at Cole Green at about half past nine this morn ing. in a post chaise and lone. Their Lordship. then entered the state carriage, in which also the Rev. Mr. Lloyd, Chaplain to the High Sheriff, took his seat. Mr. Nicholson proceeded in the post chaise.to Hertford, and the cortege following closely, arrived in this town at ten, when his Lordship attended Divine Service at All Saints' Church; the Reverend Mr. Lloyd oficiated. The discourse was from the 12th chap. of Paoverbs, former part of the 26th verse. It showed generally the importance of religion in the promotion of morality and virtue; the Reverend Gentleman did not in the most niatant manoer,allu,te to the late horrid murder, or to the situation of the three prisoners charged there with. What is the coneys% I accused knows all t to frustrate the sine the Freedom of tl' a palladium of our importance—it turbed and tin* , In the accusers bei stances, if not dea l to their interests justice. I feel obi, tientlemen, in °rill would therefore gir m power, with a t what is the law of t whole, gentlemen,. an inquisition must of the accused the' which the law of NAY TII I? ONLY DIRECT COACH TO CARLISLE. The New RoYai Patent Mail. Cambridge thro' Ware, Buntingford, Wickland, er Royston, Evening, at half-past 7 o'c'oeir. Sunday. at a qcarter bqfore 7. Kendal, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby, Lonsdare, Bolton, porky, °royal,* and Garstang Light Post Coaches, every Morning and Afternoon. The " Royal Express." Nem Light Pont-Inside Peet Coach, to Liverpool, in SS Hours only. thro' Warrington, Preseot, Conyleton. • Lawton. Nereastle, Rudgly. Kant.- ford. Stone„Strifford and Litchfield, (only One Night on the Road.) every Afternoon ; arrives at the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street. Liverpool, next Evening. The advantages to Travellers who hollour this coach with their preference arc far superior to any other on this Road, 'as the "Royal Express" is driven throughout with 4 coach men only (3 less than any other coach to Liverpool)—a sa ving to Passengers too erident to require comment ; besides the additional advantage, especially to commercial inter ests, of performing the journey in kr: time than any other coach ; and. nottrifkatanding its cheapness and expedition, the Proprietors pledge themselres that for safety and ac romosodation it is equalled by fem and shall be surpassed by nen& Staffordshire Potteries, a new Licht very fast Coach, every Afternoon, to !Amend. Stoke, Shelton, Burstein, Tenstall, Lawton, Hardy end Holmes Chapel. This Is the only Coach direct to the Potteries. IVakefielfi 4-Inside Post Coaches, every Morning and. Afternoon, AT asnuelia ps ans. ' . Chester, i'lewport, Whiteciairch i Tarporley, Nanapt. . Northivich and Middiervielk Light Coaches, every L k-fi ny and A ft ernoon. ford Light Post Coaches eve and and Afternoon. gh Baldack,' Rlsreleswacte, St.= -1 1• 1 10444 4 Alps lle tilton. so I Wand•ford. _ ' et prier . SIAVV4Iit. 1 0 6 ;In'nals ifiedttoosatoniq 4o Ensisnd Romance, by the ef.tits WildernpaharS Aroothtbi Days of Wasitiogton. t lodated tot A. K. 'NEWMAN and Co. London. Where mey be had jest published, w's i IlivoLlt, by Anne of Swansea. 4 vols. 11. Ss. • VAL or' Moos, by L. S. Stanhope, 4 vole. IL 43.. oh KIINI4WOUTti, by the same, 4 vols. IL Ss. stswea's DAVOSPI.II or BRISTOL, by Rosetta St. Clair, tits: Ita. • its or Potts,. by Mrs. Richardson; S v"ls. lAs. RITIOZT, qt Abe an of Sorrow, by R s N. Kelly, Esq. . las. of koorritivreryp, his Wet. Bet whether or both, the conduct a proceeding Cannot state it as the opinion which I believe all the present day, ant the Bench one huedi priori with notes an done la the present I which, on contictioi went. This is the' those in my situali sions, I hold it not other eircuinstanee , of Inc Orand Jury. pruriency like that most extended end that the gentlemen , essential to their anti tite. lam also int( called the confessil leg eone-reed in the the papers. New, of ewer improper that Ibilbeittron•—•- The usual !masher of javelin men on the occasion of the Assizes are twenty-four. On the present extraord nary emergency, however, that number has been increased to 4g.—All the constables of the county (with the excels:ion of those of the liundrrd of Cashio, which is in the liberty of St. Alban's,) have been summoned to attend in the town during the Assizes. The Court doors are surrounded with a barttradieg outside the iron railings, as well to protect the anticipated snob of to-morrow as the building itself from the silent of its pressure. Their Lordsh ps left Church a few minutes after 12. and proceeded immediately to the Town Hall, when, having en tered the Criminal Cour, Mr. Justice PARK, addressing the two Juries, (who bad been called over in the Interim by Mr. Knapp), said, that he wished it to he clearly understood, that as daring the Melees his learned Brother (Mr. Justice Holreyd) wouid sit in either Court at the same time, none et the J veld be allowed ;to return home until f Maras 'Wtly necessary that *spy *Maces ;Hp whale-of leuddeg V$ KY v KY PAW! TRiIyELLING Illiveir. DiaI.:•RAIISGATS. MoillAA,Tl AND CANTS al, t I E Ai Four Inside Coachmen(' ket,rgeed time, by ' ' % S. A. MOUNTAIN *an Co. itACCITII 1111 AD INN. lIIIINNIZII-STRuf.' A I intOW.IIILL, LONDOV. 4 2 following 1.16 HT Post COACIIES, Mails, moyilw ae e t t . oat from the above Inn :- ' 4 rook," Darer, Deal. Ranurgerle, ifargale, .• StaY r !2 — C t i f l ! 4 *" r it riperMaillz tutd illusd'vich.'ir? tall ill rt. - eveiA arde ikS.roifVriolTr o r C. 9911 9 • AT o i f sein h o T sie gopiodo , SIN Watsal, W er n 4 Knuthford, Nero Fear *side Pest e Times a Day. Ouly One Night on the Road. "Sheffield and Rotherham new Four Inside Port Coaches every Monday, called The Raprea," and also " The Rockingham,' erery A f ternoon. AT ncoocso The "Royal Express." RPM Birmingham Light Fast Night Coach. in lb boars, sets old every afternoon, carrying 4 inside only, passes throngh Warwick, Leamington. &Wham. Weedos. Darentry, Stoney-Sly afford. and Toweester, to the Saracen's Hetppd, Baal Street, Birmingham. early the next morning. —Drivels through with two coachmen only.. The " Express" New Light Post Correia to Hull, Lin coln, god/tease, Howden and Doncaster, every ntorniag, at eight o'clock to the. Cross Keys, Market Place, Hull, and also the " Rockingham" in thr afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Hertford, Ware, Hoddesdox and Clieshrent Coach. Tottenham and Edmonton Coaches daily.at eleven, half past I:11), fire. and eight o'clock. At Seduced Fares, to Leeds, York, and Doncaster: Luggage and Packages at only two-pence per lb. S. A. MOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not be acroantable for any Parcels, Passengers' Luggage, Writings, Plate, be. of more than Five Pounds sal.e, if lost, stolen, or damaged, unless entered as such, and the Insurance paid for areord ngly, at the Saracen's Read Inn, Skinner-street Sam ss aniA, 7 - kea f r_ic atirseyanc l e eslk e Vatillio." inlets:them very fast Div fleach,Mortp elfrii 7 tieing's, through Redbern. Market S' vet, Stratforit Stoney Str..tfard, Tow- Wert's. Daventry, Duneliurch, Coventry. and Stone Ois the castle Hotel. add St. George's Tavern, High ,illirmingham. to glilfuell, Wellington, Bridgennrth, a, Stressbery, Salop, Oswestrv, Nantnief. Seniors day, Chester and Holyhead. Driven through with 2 only. s consequence of the deeided preferente given to the Telly Couch, the Proprlettirs art determined no expense shall erred to model. It the first conveyance on the Birmingham • " w liffht fast Coach to Falmouth. Ply- Fidler, Teeth'. IPentyn, Ashburton, Totness, 1 1 ;tritimil/C: ; fester, .and Salisbury. every ,• thrnuelt Donitnn Axminster. Rridport, Blend dire. Sato., IlabingstOke, Hartford Bridge, 'ilefi °lusts • t i )4l3 ( *ie . itiltrerouth. (drivels through . men ausi.) tronyh . Dagshot, Blackwater, e rE Oterits• Whitiskureh, Andover, Woodyeats, Vialbte , erg. Sloan ford 47 . Dorchester, at a ("tsar , ,--fro'ilhek lit the +morning. *lseket) M* -4t'sgsfoutle to Guernsey , Jersey, Chrrbonrg, Jet. 4e. every Ireancsday and aaturday glternoon • eoold not.but have it due and neeessat was well Meant, het . and might bare produi niettation of justice.— it ippeare that there hureell, another - Prabert, for being serious sod awful do dot koow wksi the proieaution, wb or see sr sure if teem =o • alb netemortes t Alt/maga army be egeallyguily with I why aid minutest the pr 'moven if net actually about committing the e prevent lnteera ption, the second degree. An at the time of the commission pal with precious regent my" who with the lino olg.lge of or entertains the iltincir be substantiated. the • will, PrebablY, be attea. Usk, is generally the mai potted by the perpetrator , iag witisess--forgetting Wise is secret or unobserveb tertained by very emir. - although dir.et and posit.. conclusive—the clrennastani Mining from various tow liable to error. or hens two or three inlividd, he Impossible, and Hi. not one be *minting. a, evidence be palely a r. elthumatanee, gentlemen, over the depo.itions. I to be brought here.. male of the Dement k. I say es stated, because is ant es. and I beet , ' lush being the ease. gentlemen, that If the this personeennot be a that may criminate her ' Lid behalf. l have said easy. gentlemen, than but now to add, that y jury, it Is only for yea, before you td autigurtse eharged. 'lll•42iva h them, in *Mani' dif. PROD ERT Re - 11 1 (4 0 Imo Salislktry, and the Earls Cowper and Viral 102.--' ever was thiee a more general attendance of the Magic totes of this county. The galleries were lull bat not crowded—there was no difficulty in getting in ' • this, how ever, it is reasonably supposed, will not be the case to morrow. There are yet man} beds in the town disengaged. —The s.ats appropriated to the gentlemen of the press are itotaediate:y to the right of the dock which adjoins the space so occupied. The following Noblemen and Gentlemen were sworn on the Grand Jnry : Mon. W. Lamb, Right Hon. Rir Gore Oasley, Sir John S. Bebright, Sir Cohen Smith, Sir George Duckett, Hon. Baron Ditesdale, Henry Cooper, Esq. Wm. Baker, Eeq.Thos. Hope Beide, Esq. Nicholas Calvert. Esq. Thos. Byron, Esq. Samuel Smith, Esq. Taos. Daniel. Esq. Daniel Giles, Esq. Adolphus Mulkerke, Esq. Patrick Heldow. Esq. Thos. Nash Kernble, Esq. Jacob tiosenmset. Esq. WIG. Robert Phillimore, Esq. E heard Reinhold, Esq. William Wiltshire, EN. John Curtis*, Esq. William Rewrite, Esq. The above were the first twenty three gentlemen smiled from the list—a circumstance hitherto unprecedented. The Royal Proclamation against vice, profaneness. khaichery, and immorality, having been read by Me• iIiPP• Mr. Justice PARK; a few minutes before one o'clock, addressed the Gentlemen of the Jury to the following ef fect :- 1 . Gentlemen of the Grand Jary,—We are assembled at this unusual season of the year, ender the Special Comuils sion of hit Majesty, for the purpose of trying uncle prisoners as may hare been committed to the gaol singe the last sinnirler assizes. In that service it it of the grestestimportance that the functions of the law, in the administration of criminal jurisprudence, should be sq. ported by gentlemen of respectability, such_es those whom 1 bare nowthe pleasure of seeing around me. Aided be the support of each gentlemen, the adminiStration of the laws aannot but be satisfactory, as it ought to be ; and gentlemen surely nothing is 'of more importance than that the great body of hie Majesty's subjects should see the institu tions of their country properly sustained and duly enforced. Gentlemen, in looking over the calendar you will perceive there is a considerable number of prisoners, and I ant sorry also M atetbat several are for most serious offeeces. Whatever' any be the result of the totals, it is impossible for me to judge—but, notwithstanding the number of prisoners, or the heavy nature of the charges exhibited against them, there are fear in the list to YAM! cases shall feel it necessary especially to call your, attention— most of them are such as all of you ate in the habit of adjuilicatieg upon weekly if not daily.—lt is seared . / necessary however to state, that on each of them mysiK and m a y Learned Brother will 1113 St readily give you etery information. But there Is one case on which I most of necessity make same remarks, because it has made coo sideesble noise in the world ; for myself I ran say with truth, that although 1 have read the depositions which have been handed to me, I personally know nothing of what has been published in the news papers, not having read a lice of all that his gone forth to the world through tkat channel. People cannot be too cautious is publishinz in the periodical prints matter the' mac bear upon the life of a fellow creature on his GM' in a evert of J ustire. The language of rebuke is never pleasant to me it is decidedly hostile to my dispositioa. be deposition' Landed to n* appear to have been dispersed through most of the public press, and mire is woe fault to which I cannot but attaelos—ibe lank originates, I leave ,no doubt, unintentionally, end teem waist of reflection. in the Ma- gistrates who eireitnetell inquisition, and who certainly were not justified in allowing any person whatever re have access to their private apartment. for the paTuse 4 4 1, taking cotes for publication. Both Myself and my learned Brother hold that there is. a Yam differ, nee in the tonal and judicial duties of a M i nekettire ;tlao prorereilsge in ex-cotiod isrthelsiter ditty Macias* always be u.ien to the oleseevaitan of the public ; whenever, ur wherever preside, 1 wiablhat it suould he always so, aware that I c. • lir li V' WM . .. r ir11.040: Chatham. Rochester. Gravesend, Stroud, o nseaniv , liainkain it °syringe, Morning, qsaiter fit I:", • . .% • -• • , Bosings(oke. liartford-bridge. Blesekrater. ROphid s tstio Jlr inside Coich. 'every morning at S • , • I .arrisee al ., Lise - Caere and florsci, and Vine . lun. • , . ,,•., by live O'clock. This is a ntost delightlit ~ 'eve j i the - tact of Night, Jersey. Cintensey. St. ' , Hatter *Grace. Cherburg, i.e.—The Proprietors L . , obore. Oosto* Alive to receive a continuance of that it ~k which bait itftkerto been experienced since the coot -''" •of Ike " Union.' ". ilkos :Lighg ,•Ikag • Coach ko.Dorehester in 14 hours only, *rough Baptiot, Blackwater, Basingstoke. Overton, Whit. church. 'Wooer, Salisbyry, iroodveats, Casktmore and AIN ord.lot:o4 past 3 and 7 o'clock tithe morning. ; I .: Ad 'es ar egigg Pod Coaehes. llvongis Chippenitins, tr. Itungerford, Nervbetry ee4,Reading, y rural* at . One ; arrive at tie Greikemnd his. :lettLandes , ? ropers, Thew Street, and See* ... .eari rtiorrreleg. "wakes- 'ifrega t ljridgewater,Taurdon, and Plymosth at rodatost • ./..' • 444‘.--,•_:lke". . .1 new Lit/erred light C'oaelt, only . Cine :11**.41§#SIgrenrenk itteirie,.sets out Daily in at 3, thee' worth. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, Mums'Ay. LOTCHOS VWILLIAMS. Mr. ALLEV. in this ease, appeared in support of an appeal against a conviotion by Sir Daniel Williams, one of the Ma gistrates at Ltintheih street Police nmce. The appellant, a re. sper•tahle ironmonger, had on the Bth of September last, been charged before the above Magistrate, with indecently exposing his person, and was sentenced to be committed to the Douse of Correction and the tread mill forone month. He wits for three days in the custody of the keeper of the House of Correetiooe and then released, being admitted to bail on giving the regular notice of appeal. The conviction was supported by the evi dence of a single watchmen, who swore that he had seen the appellant at two o'clock in the morning of the day in question, with a female, In Angel alley, Whitechapel, he immediately took theta into custody. The woman underwent the punish ment. - - . . Mr. ALLEY, in his address to the Court. contended that the offence charged against the parties; even if proved to have been commit:ed. - and which was very 'doubtful (the watchman being an interested witness), could net come Within the meaning of the Vagrant Act, and of course Gould not be punished In a summary way by a Magistrate. It was an offence which might be brought before a Jury according to the law, or proceeded against in the Ecclesiastical Court. But to allow a Magistrate to take cognizance of it In the way that has been done, was not only contrary to the letterer the law, but a violation of the liberty of the subjects brdepriving them of the invaluable pri 4jlege of the trial by Jury. Besides, there was no evidence tYch uld be depended upon to prove that aay offence had been c •tted. The watchman's testimony could not be re. lied on, bees as his interest to make such a Charge, for which he received ~,on conviction o r the parties. No Counsel op2eared do behplf of Sir DanierWilliams, but the watchman came forward as a witness In support of the conviction. A fterstating the same facts which he had given in evidence before the Magistrate. as t 3 his seeing Mr. botchoe end the woman conducting themselves loan indecent manner, tie was cross examined by Mr. Acmes'. when it appeared by tile answers drawn from him that the night was very dark. that no person was passing through the street or alley at the time; that the place was altogether sequestered. and that there was no other light by which the parties eltild be seen except that of his own lantern. Mr. Allay again proceeded to animadvert on the lojuslide and illegallte of the proceeding, when The Cratnnsv interposed, and said that the conviction was bid in all Its points, and must therefore be quashed. Toe Coils Wien was quashed Recordi-viy. • -1- Law Aaaa.conesswa.—Sir John Copley is to he Attorney Geaerel. la tar room of Sir R. Gillbrd, appointed Chierlestiee. of the COMLIIO4 Pleas. Mr. Wetherell wilt seceeed to the vomit StilieVor tieneralahly ;_an.l M. Thelma. toe li.lagos counsel, is extracted to Mr up the vacancy on the bench which' will take place ou appoiating t 3 the (ace of tie Lord Wet , . Baron. At two o'cloek, prosecution, appeared cation of a delicate the effect, that, r visable by the elidenze, and he course. Mr. Justice hag nature for him to do as a witness upon oot4oo. 'h r. Irnoinnien on his own responi The Solicitor r set accordingly. Tee bill was pi Thurfeli Is ladieted abettiug, Of sour, to his c ohne (or - fes,ion, until efts will be allowed. The warrant heft to tic Uri with a face of h hert), proceeded • ,tott , lnct him to lb, Air. Wilson what I can only say that i lighted to inform ! erldruceb aunt r fbr the purpose . Ilpowerwi FAh t hjs Airelfas cOulluele' ~.., ••,, bury. •Norilux . , . .. ...Allserielosm, .4 114, 1 40 ; i ...'. -4 drringliednd Preseot. ' • leirsnihnry, Welting,. stailliAtfitssa .ight Post Cattail; i . l army Morning and 4091500 n. Gsarded. . 410" • pta• l i .paid C'rediton New Light fast • rt ' . irg ill . OVlldlipsisky, aneLFriday mornings, at .1 i . ; . -. ii • i w tekilsykans Leeds Light Post Coaek, sets eta . , neon at Two . • and ;Pastes through Haldock. Zt , dle, Milan. lluaden. Stilton. .11'ankford, Seam zt. liord," 'sarlit, Grantham. Newark, Turford, Markham, 1 gifilr.iletforrk Bigotry, Doncaster, and Perry-fir-Mgr, or ; Vill!, _-igl the , Golden Wilt i RIC Le::liS, n:•.rt ..111ernoon, at ' *Wade. ea time for lie Itrae(card, italffa.e. :4ipton and . . 1 . iftlid Coaches. sci redrieed Fares.—Driven throlt9l ; • r cleachanets Daly,—Luggage and Paekages °nig 9d. 1 4 ~. -... - "-NeldiVithstatuliny the orneousemost expedition . 11 ; A, k is allwrid. to be the most agreeable and , pplolii 'conreinnee on * the l%ortk Road, being I t . 11411111ed•bgang*alheli: `4•4' 7 armegate and 'Hip* Merit Light Post Coaches every '.' 49/feretron, at I. er 9in 'tire Morning: ...(i91090/". Loagtorst., tirrtha.Greeie. Arran, Drimfries, bilk l'isorniiit. Sargrhar 0111 t, tlinotoeh. llings i 1 and all Parts of Scotia:W..4r LP* 4 , iniide Post. ' )7•00 4 .a4f-: • ~ . north. Walsai, Shroosbary. Sailegs, and Holyhead .. :V ght t•:sl r Coaiiies, ere 7 Varning ass( .4fterxeon. e •.. Tally Ito." Col elivy Light Fast Doy Coach, every Letting st a quarter bvNr.: 7 o'cluct,throug:t Rczburn, Dun . in the most d. jet. he *as suoutuard dOwu to the '. son ~, ..r. ' 4i . 1 . ; 4. -..., i s .,. ... -- :t .. ... v 1 , , 4 : • • " . • • ; i : :,.... .: j f ,:71. k„, .. . • dr 4.,i1vdt.0 . L . •: . '. • k ... • • . :.* ~. t • • 0 1 1 • 4t. 7.. ft IVA ~ • • ...... . , ! ',4 • , • ;:• . :c. • • ';;;:. . . ... , • , .... . .. . .., , • . # 41 •' .. ..4 ' ' „ ,• 1 • •,. :" • .1- , . . . • , „, •4 • . 1 . - I- - ... 1 ii •- e. • . I ' I 1 ~. . .... 4 11 , ':•,:-... a k M . N . ••.... .. . •..• t i :M ' ' ; . LoNDak..frittii AY . , 4 : 7 :04p ha 5, isa. . 4 . i : . 1 0 ' !-• ' ~.' • l i . . • • PRICE SEVEN: PENCE' 'd • • J condo:telly, as all human binge moat. li. ••. t. .r : • • I advantage must result free the politic/tee . . i the proceedings in the pehlic Coons, • 1 1 Ilagistrate who will contend that the par- • • •IL • into] iugaisition, which may involve bloo.t t . meld be generally *natio to the world ? .t , j . oars ago, in the reign of William anti • 1 . . t0t t .1 ',...'; by distention law of the lend, it hriqjelle 4. 1• - uty of 11 1 4,11agistracy, when e . ,„., a,,,, • ~ -. ' • A : i l l f rovestigstion •to inquire ipso ei ' ' •'''"" ...' '7l - .• i ' F , — o l ld'lraneutit tech partieele . ' - ..--'?.. • • •.- • ‘• .1 'whidge iiietivedittely to the Jo • . • iepriosit.* tie MI Courts since • .. x. , .. •4• ' •• '' A. ' 4 '.• Mg en driagebch I appeal tar ? • •; • ' • ilienohjech Whether it has been c - . ' ' .. •- • • 4 K otti.it to be. Made arqutinted vsl • ' , • : • ~. il • .1 aTto ha brought against him? Ile 5......„. • •• ••*-,1 peed, of Illya posttests ca the d ,'''''-., -; '... -:-..' I • Itimemi.Witite '"` "t- '''''' - • ',--- • ' s• . •• vitio Vri,' to lova '-. 4 " . • . ' A . .: . wqnence 1 4 eTellirtilg Iptiblithitd 7 Tit*" '• . ' 1 • I it the l goitienee, &is ett,l/fed Aro take *ter • ''• • , tonhreei tlcsi°Phenpriverliertiligies.:llasjcsn67.l:nstliefirggriee.tit:telb;l:oi.gif!st.erirrlviat4)l947444o;fl4l'awiesesc:e _ • .:.C.: '... 1 1 . .., r . .. , . ... . • . w• ... tpeded....; In Oabot. rises, therg In •iladitter. .. ''• !lag know. to lb. incase!, aid ' Will itti'•• - • '' •• ' 1 ngirous, it • li ggin. bit.,.- 44 7 leitt, detiimnitt; I .. • • • . ts , as well 'as to to* alrniinlig'ition ;or • ii i bilged to address Seel) obvtfrattOrtittO:yoil, • * ' s ' • ~„ order to prevent as improper Mat, blist,/k „ • ' • '` • ' • • Rive to my expres.tions all theigyer,gy . ; : • • ' i.s: ) . • i view that the poblic .v at , large )f Wag . • ~,,,- F the land on thesetinfpoetent pot - . '•. • . 4 ilt - , ' '.. ' ' '' ' ! . . .. • n,a premature disclose re iif tiAt e ' „... : ":- '4„.•'... , *:". 4 ust be coosidereel mgready **re 1 . - 4. '''. • '•• " - ~s• ' .* ~ • tan the accuser, Si it !it!! him Se. ••' • • • • - '• 5 ' ..,„ r p C u n i li nt ill :h d i llit eb v i e s t to ca bTa e d urP tio l : Pli ting . 137 " 41 1 ,... 4:411r. J . ; ; ! 1 4 ; tether disadvantageoes to • ! • • re, •, * 1 . ' luct of those Ittinelatratet ‘ • al l,X)' • liibtii•slitte*• tot be free front Omer : ter Loci iltittOatt , ' •c/. ' Won Of the Cotirrof King's Beech, end t, l' • 1 hthe Judges or Weetrolnster.hail veneer ea. : l t. , 4 . 1 Ind it was also the opi n i on o f the Jegite.seii ' ^"- ndred years ago, that to print evidence is Is 7 and comments; as I am informed h. betm. • at instance, is i high crime and snisdedieanot, '. ion, subjects the party to Ane end impric;a- e law of the lend, end however liabte I and i ' lion are to attacks, for opinions aid dec:- a - • .. ow my duty so to state it. Thera is olio nri- • ' 1 li • a which occurred to the daring the caging ow, r . r 1., lam afraid there is in the pubhc shirt o .' * • tof old with. Athenians for news, ro the .„: d morbid sense of tbstitetat, sod it way be,, I I ;I: n having toe &sadist...Of nevripape4l; lilt: ;t ', interests to glut and satisfy the public tipper ripp ' • ', 1 ".. .. stormed that the confession, or what lies Wei *• - t . • lion, of one of the persons oltaro4 le jdi.;b6 4 , - I lk i "1: 2. the mitedeii has ;oleo pobllehod is,sidgeo*..s.l , .0 • . 4 ...•-• workmen, sere this,* ad tlenS4 W . ~..4,'‘. - • - '. i • itqz d •it eanit4t. 16. . :a . ••-`•-• •• • • I ta r"! . ~ .' -'- • t -•i ' • birders meet en . • ''• • • '- I . e so appeared to getpljnsesi Who . • A given i cry adman:rodeo t thane oo &alibi Litt it ult it was serried $3O fir by eneessiee Emil.. • .. rodueed much mischief as regards the mirth . - ice. —Now, Gentlemen, as to the crime Ilse.', ..., . tnere is , a chars. • 4 , t a permits .wivine t .... : r named t sal A' ••' of rut nave of . • g concur -.„, :. in the i fllsorise, A must 4•. - - • , 1 charge this. stater • • outatmest..— chat may be thole •• •;,„3 . lietistiCorlituctinz whether all are th• • itied as prio.tipa •. eat as such in amp fiat rejsamiel degree : whitth:t .w . . f modes before oeafterthlrAket. me legal r , solts will 5.• il :hough a person snip* nee stets* the falai Wow. L'Ld ' with him *ha did ;fps I:present. se °stolen ar an any be principal, be wouU he a principal in the *weed se- . --, t sally present: this might be the case, for if the perkut MI Cflllllll,has an eseomptice at a diatom* to watch ant „sock sessomplier is: to the eye ..f the law, a pritunpai et Au aceessory htfore the (Act, Is a peratut not on tse .mp,mt maadsdoe of the crime, hut whit bas assiite-J lb* tabs, owed and advice. An item:emery ifier the tam le eee edge of the commission of the ecipe..nyeives, harbour , . hincipal. If tie evidence eantileallo jhe desonsuous e crime charged Is one of the mad horrible atrocity. tz 1 • , ;tempted to prove it by circumstantial •evideoce r Si. i 5,.... : - 'clip In most Charges of miirder; for the crime 'l9 Wt. ' i retort. have been eonimi tied in 'Secret, and Whisohl. a 1..' i ', . t :tine. alasl that to the all s•eing• a Cat Pres:Oki no- nobserviel. It is an opinion well Wee.. MI hod. beid N o I i' 1 mineat lawyers, and in whirl, i Most logy evilest% lhot I positive evidence most for the mat past, betakes as • vuustaidial evidence of 20. 30, or idiwinieeiei/asi era- , o, fists to .hie pool point of proof, It iresdttLetfts lett shout fallibility, than the direct and p salvo, e vidmica at . Id AIS. In the cast of eircomstandal sertdenco im ap/40,,, fin the miny links yin:swing itch a Asio el esidems w , • feet may be safely tAkfd 44 4 proved. AmYe_mi %nor% ewe , . a s.ussatecatien of eirtn.estaneel. Vsem..ia to.* *ore. . le,nen, to which I must call your attend...l. vi e rates..,,. I simAn•stand that a person Is now tptek tewe a 94 444 4, 4; .aa a witness for the prisosirr WI( person, *h it • fe- d Prvitert, is stated to Me time 4ite of 000 of petaestot, cause I cahoot be immersed to ktureg &by ta t Wes II er • i that I may not he undeehtned •is asuselleg mi l twit of • ` • ' e. lit this point I hare not anretilleatt, hitnioehime .044 the whole at this prlseeen sire inelloted ts•imimketawas. be a witness. No woostsCllll masted upon to Of•• niggly,' . t. her husband:Bokm eau she widowed to flee eek*lti•li'lls mid thus mech. mere for the purpose of makiag par &bit • 't ban from anygermal necessity for the observations. t hese t .!•,.' at yee.gestleura 0 the Urand Joey are not the tr;i 9 e vitae° mleeiikosheitier sa illeleaVertilenee has bee n lima . . . allgurlse yea to put Use primmer *s him Vial for the tofFlt-e • ,m 1111 retired, and several bills wets preeemed t, : ;4 121 were requested to proceed enPedittously seen, • Pligill Court to tr y as ninny eases as peekipie • .4 ' EST ADMITTED AS A-WIT 4111111 t.-)• ..: 1 ok , • ^. ek, Mr. S 114.11, who is retained for Cite ppeared in Court, and said that he had a a'eppli- . ' - I dcate nature to make to the Court. It • wets to after mature deliberation, It was thought :e e pro:new ' , ly/ party to admit Probert tett.e:v , .. be applied for the sanction of the Courtl4.4tnt ' . ; . has stidAse application was of too delicate a to do wont than to allow Prober[ to be reeeleet 1 ••1 lon tie apglication of the Concestfot the Ansa , • .. • ' , RICK thanked his Lordship, and said he acted•lint 41 1 ' 1 ;pond aility, ilit for the proseeption immediately proceeded to i s l . • • . presented it tier o'clock. . . • •,,i . 1 1 *dieted as a . prlttclual, and font as aiding al I •. 1 • eourss no preettedingeen take place with re V . Or pardon, omit ground of having made a p after no UMW _Set it is thought that the ' aid . 4 - - I 4.1 • • • . . • it esilipatediately mode oast for bridging eprPoo. • 1 rand Jury rows. Mr. Wilson,. the' doveito*l : r elders, (for he bad some p irtlality for fin OP i i i led to Prohert and told hi o that he was ehoptto 3 the Court House. Prlbert,-" Per doiiihn4l. ? ; t ' !oat am Ito be broegtit'C.r I" llr.,Wiirslaia4ll, ' • I • bat it is nut (be 3 any tiara: ln sheet 1 ate T :e imp). that yot ere to ''be.'recrited It S. 4 t 1 1 I ant mow lobrieg yin . Indira the - Orion n • . ' se of being; rsamistielett .Prilhet mid se -4 , v. - .- . . Ids Arkin t oilist Pot w{ll.llo Witty Mile to4tit . tetel in i ettel44 to the Court flown, and app ore 1 J r k• • ! jreted condieLia. ILe had stsireely arrived wi:en . • .' Udra 'SAO. time Jury. Mrs. Prcbert was Dr ng!.t •.. mg' ^' ' surf Ourt 11..ituc about eitsitzuc these . Mr. Niebelsoe. :V •••" ' .. t •," - -, •• -. . . . ... , . ~ • ' ' ~N. 111 , II 1. t , bty.tal 1116.11Z1 p