The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-04-12 00:00:00

. _ ... - . _ . - .........__ ......... . iimx. fot. Cr .v 1 .I_ / .f itakAit LI; ,‘ • ---‘ 00:: i , .1 1 _ .0,, , • , ,:i t -,,,tatrsana, 1 0 ,• - -- 1" (- . 4 * 4., • ... , I (li . ; • ••••.:It 1.011)0N, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 11320. 46 °Yi. " The rahke fir which RAMP DEN felt in the Mid, and SYDNEY died on the Scaffold!" PRICE SEVEN PENCE. NORTH 17Atoli.VM AND DILI; V. vOTICE is I.crvbr given that a G EN ER AL Qt.: :RTri:!.l( NiEFITSti of the 1%,.11-;is Watshlm ;} r am .: hell at s% Ogee. Nil. tj Per!. e :Yet. 6041va-squaw. lArilt.a. o n Ill e se a y.th. to day a at Ei•-rea ....-t• e 1 i.l the termites. IV i . A•IIECK T:TT. Psi:re:pal Cl**. ereTt, .Maii-sqourv..lerit tkU. FROM T:TSP.II - S I.ONIY).Y O.IZETTE. CHESTER. 11 WTI:HALT.. Aram lU. The Kin! has born In 1 . 0111 lita rid. I hr.% the ta4lb tlny of 11. is inslnut. April, sl.nil be, itt nll respectl. utpivriv.l set Lep: 84 his X111.. ) C5t) . b li:rth-clu), instead ..f th:z Nth 44) ut Attgast. MONDAY, APRIL 10, IS2e. So greatly was the public curi o sity e xc it er ', th a t as early as seven o'clock all the seats were filled with ladies and gentletuea of the first consequence in and COD • ti L TUOUS to this town, to hear the trial of Sir Charles Wolseley, Hart. sad Joseph Harrison, for sedition, at Stockport. Not less than C'4) persons were present. srmeEß o THE NUMBER. Tof the Uni! State iolittrY OfFeeS, 4 , 1 enot!. , !:. and P. Utvar:na-eropi. re.pertn:lly at- 1 . 41 „, hi s tea islcntts. the Pubt!e. that Nunii,er ONE *utile l atove lleitet 4.i .!oterriliarki the 4110. 1 00 Mmey which t e ,t er def. by wftinirawine :rota 'hi, Schema L iao prizes"( ;• v what The Cavite e-Als r Pre 'kJ jute liltellt/00 of T. 1311111 to k agto ite2ister Letter.; at womb.% to acqualat tus (usto ocrs :aat Imre pit 3.4. Priam. as p^ it wii!ild r mite them to. y tioneetusacy expavre in rcitrge. es' .iity if N.lllaNtrll )e: Or)? It!ltintte fate duet!. R. th.Tisfora requests LU Friellt:: to not!we. rot riery Tielet Iltroughoot the tatter) Om hem hz—a a od. l i r ene that ha. not Nies toW. wk;siti tads will here et Oat. is entitled Ito Wlrey P.Air.l9 l 44ases in pro imtionl. and it viii he dream's ear t.t the IUUT st.b.:elttant A ys t 6.;€3Wing. o . l6Vri C. nut Icy o'ber Pr:zoi (i.!rher ..r lower?, nor were ant 11.aut., drawn yesterday. The Nest Day of thawing wiii be 'raurstiev. 2791 witaat. oa 'mitt Da/. the Fir,' Fri.:a in each Ciaas . will be added to .t20.11:10 Lonaols. At the Curl.: n• ('ceton-lionse. the Bth of April. It O; present. the Mos. Ezeel:ent kleje.ty In Council; this dry the Right !lots. Until 11411 e. Lor.: Justin Clerk of Sro:11•1, 4 . sac 10, lis Nlnjcst eneuunnal, E.si.en of his eta t y ..; Mast li..a.Prh) Cuadeil, sod took his place at the I.l.•:trd arcording'y. SIIINTENCI: WINNIS AND MUTE. At the sitting of the t ✓aeub .111 Alois awl Jaws t;torge Bruce were brought up to receise urn teMiCe. .1 His Majesty having plence.l to appoint Major-41.3e nand Sir Bemaniin D'Ur!.sn, k. H., to he l'aptsio-41.1e. nem' ati.i itivf 13 Find over the bo o m s of A 1141,1111 34.1 M..lltearrat, he this 'lay the usual oaths appuiote.! to Fit toleu by the tauter:ars ut his Majesty's pokutatiu.A. HA \Kittlyn4. J. Wadsworth, Loos Ateiriry. Northontisetimitire. dealer and (implant'. to maregoler April * 4 , lA, and May 113. at the Red Lion Inn. Long linekb). :Worm", Mr. Bear, beton shire-street, 114..ren-sounre, London. 11. Phillips. 11. PnUlips, jtm.. and T. Pole. Birmingham, toy-I,. , Ser, April 1/6. VC'. and Thu . ( 111 at the Woolpirk IVrtni ?Om. Mt- , src. Baiter and Itoorksr, Lonei..a t and Mr. Bird. Ilirminghint. W. Fisher. Atoll 4:1111. Wiltshire. innkerrper. April 21. SY, and Any if. at tlat..Aoprl Lnh. Bath. Attar's'', s. Mrstirs. ihm and to. tiuildlor..!-tire.... Loudon; and Mr. Stuns. Bradford. Wills. . _ CRITI2II 'AIM' MANI; F teTOR Y. NI, Q. 111111.1 T ItT CIIIRAPSIDC. 1.016 ,"rroN and Co.'s Chenp. Durable, and lan /wavers ble PA I TIO. per en t. J. Miller. Berlington-armle, PiecaVilly,bqnkseller, April VV. M.itlac V. Lad J. at Alt-sore. Askn and Cy.libie-ptiri t, Ne , %o, R. Baseldiot! rind T. t Slmpshire, iron founders. .Ipiii Qlf. Vi. and Ma) VS. at the Bolen Inn, lihresshur„ Ant , rseys, Mr. King. gerjraors-ion, Fleet strvt. ; mad Air. (anon, Bridguorn.. (*. Barry. Cavershsre. Cht:orthhire, stoldl r and harness maker, Aprill l o. VI. snit May 23. at It .• itra4!ing„ Berkshire. AS....rneys, Mr. llnnsilt,m, TWiCi iircet, Soho, London ; and Mr. Smith, Reading. per eat. Stone Colour - - 45.. Block - - -36 e. 11 'We - - - 4tls. Yel - - . 116.. Mate and Lead tr. , rs Is.. lastelbie Green 44k. igite Breen 744. tialtdrep titres - I Its. Dark Red - - 1264. Bright Red - -311 s. etossiate - - 1 Prep-red 011 to for use, per gallon. 41.01. Unwed ltd. Turpentine. and Colours of every p t Thew Paints are very Grtutteental. and only be Applied 06 great siil`antage to all the purposes qf useful ID :th ,tiug, Asir mad out, where a handoque appearance. OuratAlit%. atl eceno.ny tare ronsiderationa. For perk-paltugs. out stueeo and plaster trews, iron and wood railing. uesh:ppiag porpoises, they are peeedarty adapted, as they vie taw ret*Cl 4 of "leather in as :Nits:lst degree, and are e In for the worm and dry rot. Tney clan e..rt er a surface ide twice as great as other Paints, end sway be applied riltttle troabte, requiring only to be tuinned with Linseed whepared Oil. ••• Refined Coal Tar &stens. ROD. per cwt. Varnishes. &e. dre. ANG Ff. !NW. Sr. el.lllllo. I'4. MISAND. tiENV.it Al. OFFICE COR TR At E.LI.ING. THE I•dlotting MAII.S uuti oilier COACHES go front the above tun : Paris !loyal via Doter. l'rlday Nights, IL twat C. Portsmorth snd Gc.per• V-it. through Oodalming. Pe. terslekt. aid Port wa. ever: Evening at a quarter past 7. aid Peaky at thlf pas: 0. On its anis al n packet sails to hr. je MEM kasarayesa and sorrels a. la Costa etc a to Chieheste., Liroilgit Dray too. Havant, gOO% ,r tou% ster and Milfcrd Mil, titruußlt Henley, Oxford. sow ItclSteltni. every Evening a quarter past 7, and Sun r/4 ;that( past IL at& and Canterbury Mail. through Gravesend. Chat 'um and Fevers'dam. every telt ning at a quarter past 7, ant! haslay at half pail 6. From l'antertevry. passengers anal par are conveyed to Deal. Margate. P.atn%gate, Sandwich, Le.; end fro. Dover. parcels are cony ey cal to Folkston,. esadirate. orb.. Dinicherch. Romney. and Lyda. Arundel sad ljognor Post-eoeteit. through Rillinghuro, th,,sd a y. and Prinay. • quarter before 7. ilath and flrislol Post-roach. to tarry only four inside. oiroagit Re-Ring, Alsestorterh. Caine, and Chirpenluy. 'ter! Morteng at t Rath aad postal Light Pest-email. et coy Afternoon at half mitt. Bata Lighf Peat-coach. In tan dove. to carry four la:title. ruoaAa Maidenhead, Rea.tior. filer:borough, Devi/es, and, ROI shawl. Monday . . Wednesday. and Friday Mornings. at s. This coact) ;4 Chiefly internted fur the a..eummodation of Sillies. invalid% doe. who cannot undervio the fatigue of .sett a distance id one e•ty. Brighton Light Post-coach, through Reigate and Cock kW. et. ry Aluetrimg at h. Cheitenhain Post.c.fach. to carry only four inside. through Rider sad tletioatl, VIM Morning at r quarter before Chienester. Drornor. nod PI 'worth Pied-coach. Alunday, Wiatnesday. and Prides Aloraings, at a quarter before 7. Dater anti Canterbery I.i. ; ltt Post-couch. Nlouday, Toes day. Tauralay. and sands) Mornings. at 7. liodalarine and. fielliford Telegraph Clinch. through Ash- Iftn 4 l. Epsom, lLuallierhead, &c. Tuesday, Thursday, and aderdny Mornings, a: 9 . Littlehaapton, Armohl. and Petworth Coach, Tuesday. Thursday, and tiaturday Mornings, at a quarter heture 7. flair Sunday. Lar..ll. I.tneaster, Preston. Kirby. Lonsdale, Bolton. Phorlev. Ontisk; At. nnd arstan.t. Post Coaches, every after a..urt al Five o'clock.---Guartlrd. Hade"m',n; and Guildford Tele%raph Coach. through h.ltra, Dittos. Cobham. and Ripley, on Musotay, tt ee.- nvolay. and. Friday Mornings. at (I. and every Sunday Al-ruing at 7 preck:elv , and returns to London the sante 4,) triadic Pearith, and Whiteliaveu. Post Coach, goes • Rh Fuer Horse, sent a Guard all the way. Passes through Rwingr. Appleby. tiretsbridge. Richmond, Catteriel.. fir:Abridge. Wetiverbl, Aberford. I)onenster, and Oran & Oh (the 'ware it way by IS tulles). sets out every morning, aad Ptit"rats the iuniney 44 in; the greatest tomtits. PasAene Ctrs ..letined On the road. by betimes% or pleasure. hart the advatolotee of their seats being secured In the nest. Ittford Light Post-coach. through Henley. &c. every itiving at hail:pest 7. Onrlnitring and Guildford new Coach, through Merrow, tlasdon, Itor.eley. Effinghatn. Leatherhentl, and Epsom, aim, Afternoon at 3. t•leept Sunday . NeIITIII O .RN t'o FS. York. Newcestle. and FAllrtio,rfli Coaches, and to all Patti ot the North. et ery Mornine, at a quarter past S. Mnachester, Lancaster. kentt*l. R °elitists% Huddersfield. 4, lltord. Leeds, Hallifax, Rotherham, and !Sheffield, can es. dads. CARRICRS. T•i Tvi4entiart. Rr.nt rd. and 141eworth. every Moo- Wednesdn). sit•l Matur.i.”. It: MEsi :vrol Co.. Proprietors. Paresis and Pirka , .e4 are safely and rapettftioasl) row 10 ) - 1 from this lon lu rverr lily, Ti.... iliod t:w.notr% Segt in the folinein4l* . ocatina. %it. :—Berks, Becks. rea It nil. Devoe. It •( 40. q. Hereford. (iloureater. J.... 1.:, Oxford. eontet.rt. stirrer. Anises. Witt. Wureester. acutr, Wales. all part, of lite lila of ‘Viglit, Jersey. b100m ."% •si Jail pstts ul France an! to nil Parts of the North Take aotice, that nu paelotr, containing gismo, china. •ec! , ,s. plate. cash, pr Bask motes. however shall the %r- . s• it be ',roomed tut. if lost or damaged; .or may ntkr : F"cil or Paeneet'l luggage. or more than M. Tahoe. 1 .4"1 specified as smell whi.o delivered at tips Wks awl r-li for acrnr..tingly cat Pert-Chaivei, &r, at the shortest intim i)t%II)E t)~. May 6, J. Churchill. Stualmpe-street. Clare-mnrket. com mon brewer, at I itildliell—Ma% 0, K. C Orr:Odes, liroad atreet-buildinara, inerehmit, at iluildhall--Oet. 7, W. lied den, ClquiroCadasie, Lombard-street, tea-denler. at Guild hall—May $, P. and J. Statham. Anl•icl.. Lancashire. then, at the stir Ina. April H. Hodgson, Vlert-strect, uihua t, nt la. T. % and W. litaple , a. t Pa gurd, brewers, at Guildhall--April vt'. Iliovaperts. Greta W ii ehester-street. merchant, at titslldhali—Nlav O. J. Ileasing and E. florohlow. ltOlsoio2ntu-ntreet, jet% idler.. at Gvild hail—May b. J. Tsh.r. Otterv. ht. Mar!. I), , vonaldre, smith, at the G. hloti Lien Inn, iloalton—Nlay 6. T. Bravu ra. Bradford. VorloMire. gra. yr and tallow-chandler. at the Court-house, tverls—Alay V 6. W. kiorrali. Birtalnarhont, factor, at the Royal Hutch biradu sham—May 6, J. Nowell and J. Burch. Jewry-atreet, Allyala. wholesale stationer' , at Guildhall—Mir. 6, C. Walker, Briglitheliustoue. sta tioner, and jeweller. at Guildhall, London—Ma) 6.J. Beni ' ming. Long-eery. at Guildhall—Ma) 3. 11. Waddlugum, Bridge-street. Itlaclariars, tarrelsaat, at ht•••-11 V. tl. Il.dlani!. flunp% St. Miry, Suffolk, grime', at the Three Tans Inn, Ruuvtay E. Greenland. Old Kent-rond. Surrey. carpenter—C. Stewart. kingot.r.-up4m-llull. wine salt apirit-sterehant— T. "tuft W. Jnekaon, I.herpool. mereliant+—W. ti. Hutton. Suithtir. Sutton.. %. ltbse. Canabrktge, bru.ti makrr and !klumbngt r. I'AIII',4 L'ltzEll lI'S DISSOLVED. Hardwicke anal Perrin, l'lleapslde. wholesale glovers-- Daarnport nnd Parton. Wand Junction Flreu ery • dew Brentford—T. and W. bead, King titerndale, Derbyshire. cheese-tie:‘•ro--Cool and Ifainnsonit. London. silk-neanu carturers— Kaoline' and cook,. Fro „ s o merp,',,blee, darts— ainson ;sad Bradley-Mills. Yorkshire. ,%ursted- •pingera - JrCimr.n and P 011... U rent Tower-at reel, tf thacrotibt•—lin4nrlll 2.'41 Itawea, Kendal. Weatinorland. mantilacturers—T. TaVer.stil. jun., and 1% U. Tattersall. Liverpool, and kirk and 'riplady. Alusielleater„ cotton /merchants—Malley and Kober's. Yurvn-c uri. l:ri•al Queen street, nrtifiein!-flori-t• - Staple viol intlin. High-street, Kouthwark, and T)ne, lfr akefield. woollen cloth-nterrlinnts—T, and Nianclwater. cotton and weft-dellera—Caming and Tln.topson. 'rotors. Deaonshire, surgeon% and npothecaries—ltenshaw and Allarr4ee, Lon dun. mer ehnor. and Ellis. Leicester.o 001-staplers Eccles and 11 illiana, Vs atiin ? i-street, Manchester-laure -1 housemen. di.V ADDRESS TO THP: CuRRUPTIONISTS. GENT! &Airs —At the close of my former address, having promised to resume the s ubject, I proceed to redeem the plett:;c. Certain reasons have created a much further delay than I intended ; however, they have nut placell out of sight the importance of my subject, nor the dire events, which, in all probability, will promptly shit our unfortunate country. Your profligacy and inex orable tyranny have precipitated the people into an abyi.s of misery, as well us invuhed in a labyrinth of difficulties, whence, to extricate you, would be sheer madness, by any menus short of supernatortil lu all our measures, you have a view to the degradation and the trampling ender foot of the human species ; the ultimate ex tent of your success, or discomdture. mast, at pre- I rest latent in the womb of time. When 1 reflect on your diabolical ptopensities, I am struck With amazement! also appalled tit the hidemo Images which present decease's es to my imagina tion ! Nothing, luis the erect of damping your ca reer ; headlong you proceed, heedless of the gelph which yawns before you: " Fools rush on where angel, tear to tread." Two objects of your war against the !itierties of France, were the restoration of the Bourbon., and the re-introdcction of the ancient regimen. The Ibrmer you hate attained; but have you attained the latter No; the auc:ent regimen is not intro duced, neither is your power, united to that of the 'Holy Alliance, equal to the task. France will as h en her liberties in spite of Emperors, or Kings, or LCperuptionists, or the detestable family of the Hour• Itoft Her foreign enemies cannot make war against her. They base work enough already in keeping down their own subjects, with whom they have ;violated their promises, as well as with the people Frame; besides, being in an exhausted state, they ate as weak aid hantakss as Idols you have reduced the country to the most de-' 0.6101. stale of poverty. Ruin has spread ibtlf completely over the land. Starvation has seized the hulk of the people. Commerce has red from her wonted favourite seat. Despair e x hi I is itself on every countenance. All except yourselves feel the shock Now, had you selected any other per son than Lord Castlerew-h to negoci:de with the allied powers, when von and they were hatch ing the destruction of ilonaparte, such stipula tions would have been m::de as would have in cured a commerce, which, in some treason., would 'enable the people of this country to bear it,, against the heavy pressure of their calamities : unfortanately, this was not the case : to a man, who was the worst calculated fiir the poriaist. You cosigned the fwr tines. What does Lord Castlereagh know of commerce! Indeed, what does he know of any thing import:tut to the in ternes of the country Ile has Osplayed enough of ffivplAp, oast, sod hypocrisy—also a pfeatifitt Met of a:impulse for the etcruciatiug suffering,' of a once happy people ; but has he ever discovered sufficient, acumen to prove his being adequate to till the very lowest (Mice in the cabinet of a great nation, Puffed up with vanity, when strutting abroad amongst Dines and Empemrs, what canal he shout the vital interests of Engiishmen? Ne fancied hinioeff to he either a King or an Emperor. nail he possessed the least talent of penetratng into futurity, he would have quietly discovered that the people would stand in the utmost need of all assistance, to be alile to grapple with the nova ' ralleled misfortunes which were hemming them in on every side. After the conclusion of the war, you toasted of eke glory you Lid acquired: the people are well aware that• the highest height of your glory is the lowest depth of their misery. llowever, it has been since ascertained that your glory has fallen rather short of your boastinet. On whom are we to look as the cause of the victory of Waterloo Not on Blucher, for he was defeatcd ; neither on Wellington, who falling hack; nor on Ilulow, whose :Alm was lia'ilo to be cut off; but on Grouchy and others, the betrayers of their country, which they had sworn to defend. It is not long ago, that Lord CaAlereagli bad the ef ! froutery to declare, that commerce was brisk, and the country flourishing ; though cm:tierce was an- Inhibited, and the country famishing. To make such a declaration in the very face of the glaring (Jets with which all the kingdom was perfectly ac quainted, argued no diminutive portion of brass in the composition of the countenance, or II total ig norance of what was well known by every other person. This nation has certainly been doomed to writhe under (be domination of the most wretched drivellearjipat weir insinuated themselves into the King would - - his eyes and drive them out ot his preience! The enormous debt iv an ittdisputable symptom of the speedy dissolution of your system. Au in supportable load of taxes, tom: the interest elate debt. obliges the merchant to put sech n price on his goods as renders hint incur:ll , le to maintain a competition in the foreign market, or to etrt.rt suffi cient sales at home ; consequently those goods remain 11,12 hand, or are sold at a p-ice inadequate to meet the necessary costs in producing them ; an that rui", continutili:. stares him ist the Lice. 'flue sus pension of all intercourse with the Continent, at • various periods of the war, has contributed in some degree to cause the present. stagnation or com merce. 'The nations which we had been in the habit of supplying with our manufactures, not having, during those periods, an upportmeity of re ceiving them, were obliged to manufacture in the best manner they were able fir themselves : they have made much progress, therefore they are be come less dependent on this, country. Besides, es the French, our formidable rivals in commerce, have h^en placed in a state of peace, and delivered from their intestine broils, they are at leisure to pay due attention to their cotumerrial relations: also, as they are, by a light talLtiom enabled to manufacture, at a comparatively trifling they can greatly eninarra. , s our merchant in the foreign market. Considerable mischief has be. effected by the Corn Bill. Were it not for this it:- famous Bill, the merchant would. :.t this n 1111 l writ, be able to carry on a bartering commerce with America and several ports of the Continent, to the great relief of the famishing people : instead of being subjected to the rcucounler of almost insta -1 niassisielde. eeetrictions. if the impertation of the produce of those countries is interdicted with us, ' bow can we expect our manor:l:Lai, to he in - ; potted with them. free from all restriction f These ' latter causes arc atailiur:. s to the OeLt. Commune, plucked up by the roots, causes n 1 terrii►le defalcation of the revenue ; co►.seynently, the (ioverua►ent, not receiving enough of money to pay the interest of the debt and the salaries , of the tribe of placesneo, pensioners, sinecurists, /cc., has recourse to loans, which must he-followed np by additional taxes; the inces►ant heaping of tax upon tax plunges the nation into deeper and deeper misery. Can such a state of things endure for ever A further resumption of the subject is intended. April 6. W. )1. WSPRISIDAT, APRIL 12.—Yrstrrilay. by Order of the (Awls of the Treasury, the Preliminary Israwitsg of the Lottery took place, at l'ooperse llali t hut aus tto Prise was drawn above 301., even. Ticket a n d Share now on sale. if height before the '27th or This Mouth,nill Lase the .use chance for ALL the' litt • Albitilif, v. 4 I Prises of 30,11Ut1f.. of 31l,U1Ntf. ke., as if the same had been bought before; and indeed for every Prise its the Lottery. except the 3W. Prises drawn yesterday. B. On the 47th of This Month, the Two First Prises draws will receive 2'0,1 1 001. extra each! ti. t'sitnoso.. Contractor. 19, Cornhil, aid IC, Osfar.S-vtreet. Ai'l finis appeared with great ron6tlenee, sticking an .trange, looking about :hr titil with unconcern. brut•. was quite composed, and very attentive. On the Trimmers being asked it hat they bad to say wily sentence of death should nut be pronounced N0..1 thesis— magennis • till, " tlty Lord, *is ma (Water) is its mirror lam the alit who shot Birch ; but tkongli ; shot Bor.+, there was not a man that came against n but swore falsely. Birch 11:iitself swore falsely, and Pearson swore falsely. I repeat. that lam the man who shot Ilit.lt, and I can cite your Lordship several rea sons for it : but no Mall Loco- allay shooting Birch, ex cept myself." lituce.—Your Lordship has said that the innocent 111.111 has nothing to fear. I say now, as I have said be fore, I am not afraid of the sentence which you art about to pronounce upon me. I can face my Hod, atet with a (dear conscience; fur I am innocent of the cries laid to soy eltarge. lam ready to die ; but if I die, I die inno.• ut. I shall not be a &lira by your sentence, me Lord ;it is the law, and I wiil submlt, I st an. - mit, to it. Hut I shall appear tti:lt coitti.lenre and com posure before lily and my sentiments will be found the same at the boor of my death, if l am to tile. The Culla J1:11.11E.—.1arolo i'ltirtio and James George Bruce, it now bee es the duty of the Court t.• pass upon ton that sentence which the law has t pro perly rot a :dad for such crimes as your.. You, Ja.trb 31.1ouis, who have just stated that ail the omen oho EAVC sworn against you have sworn falsely, bare been soft en-tr.' upon evidenre as clear as ever was adduced in a (sound u ( Justice. The persons whit have .worn are the twroons who snore that yon were a hundred yards distant from Rirett a hen the shot was tired, ohett you yourself, silty.. the verdict has been pronounced. have acknowledged that you were the man by whom the cruise was committed, and yon, finis, stood by while they swine, anal heard them perjure themselves in the face of their toot and of their county. You hate con fessed yourself to he the individual who attempted to murder Birth, an innocent matt, who etas ailing only the discharge of his ditty, and who had never given, either to yon or linter. the smallest provocation : yuu arktion lodged this, not o ith any sytop•onis of regret or re 44444 rsr, but by a 'Mill atonal of your crime, as if you stood here not to repent, but to jus!ify and to boast of it. Your contlttet here tallies with the evidence of Pear son, as to the conversation yon had with him in the place called Lee's-field. when von said, " i ant the Plan oho shot Bitch ; this is the pistol that did it • and at . ti 'man tam 11111114fts shill have the content - M - 11W PON:. it I should come from America to do it." lour case is one of ination, a crime repugnant to every English feeling; and a more aggravated case has seldom come haitaare a Court tai Justice. James tirorge littler, von have been found guilty of titling anal abetting in this heinous 'Time. Von hate ...tetrad that you are intoscrtitt anal that yon are a antral person. The evincrice hat satisfied the Jury, that, what ever sour former conduct may have been, von are rt t ilty tat the clasolte minstrel( against you. You Lave said its...t von are a schoolmaster. If we are to jatige from the conduct of at Inch you stand cops irted. your school must he a school for assassination, and your relaularts tnevit.thly be instructed in such principles as wonln Ic theau brat to crime, anal et entually to pnnislimetit. a t antence mann your crime is death. Anil it is the firm et termination of the Judges of this Court that rain s. tenet., 3PI antis, shall he carried into execution on Satt.i day next—it periml more early than is upit. t h Beni e. you hay.' not long - to lice: time period tat your a tied ; anti I o mitt entreat of you en loos the sonali ae aitainalur of your time in hemhle prayer to the tireat l a `- poser 'nail things. to o (Iwo alenr yon now can look t . .•r par:1011. 111 this World Ilia . !MN . . ut baills Drea 6.34 a.. 111, sentence of the ( nun open you both is, that you he taken (tow hence to the 01'1 Ir V. hence yam A wl I r a t o thence to the place tat esti, ut• where t..a 1%1 I Inr lium.:eal lay der neck until lull are dead; and oar lawn hair rev on vonr sou's. sank you, my Lord. It is a ruu.l Sur a .piuning in the hva.l.—(A common phrase in int North of Irelatin.) Br ice.—l hope, my LoCal, nay case still be Laken i:.10 cusa•ii:tiratia n. •Jutige .11 A US liALL.—Take them away. 'liar prison.rs appeared quite u ttttt urea lay the s,--- tenor pronounced as theta. Bruce spoke arid shunted himself altogether with the perfet t his language will matottir were earr.ta appetra, during his conimement, anode his escapeolt • to tar in A most estraordiusry manner, leaping. tar it aserr. from place to place frotu the to e of the prison, till he remised the gruusol ; sisal hall it suit Lace been for lit' severe injuries hr received, and so nit. a l I• 4, in all pro's..bi i y lie 'twilit nut have been so. taken. TRIAL. CF FIR ( DAHL'S WOLOkt EY, HAAT. AND i•F JOY LI% FLASK PION, VOlt SIDITION. The Court was excetively crowded at an early r. with the expert:it:on of hearing this trial. Mr: Pe.. ot sox, of the ttchwal circuit. attended to conduit t• it ► . 111 otselev's defence; 11r. PIAUI, sit the northern cir_ tn!, was a lift him. 31r. 11.1cNaroN, of literi.tod, was hi• it. torttry. Sir Charlet, mho had swivel here on Sett...! is night, attended early in Court. Alert luster felorti4 a t 4.1 been tried, the care nay' called about eieren o'clock, ✓nl the following right gentlemen of the Steels! Jury AU. steered to their names :—Jatnes Es 5. (foreti.a. James Stanton, Esq., Booth liter. EN., %V Mien, lt or thingtios, FAN iird Ffaq.. W. If. llrtott:i• g ' ton, Ertl.. James Bailey. Esq., tieurxe Eaton. E.g. Mr. Its:NV(IN, Attorney-lieneral tug Cheater, prar ! a t..lrs. James Allen, Ceorge Rutin. Richard Woodtiti, ant Joliet Banks, cumulous jurors, were sworn, to cuarpla le a Jury. 3tr. lahoen sutra the indictment to be against dirt'. Wohieley, Bart.. and Joseph Ilarrp.on, .1 two grounds. The first rourtt chai gr.! ltiet Very II .4 es- Cited to ;smolt and insurrection, hy holding a nu. rots meeting on the ttith of July, anis auldres•ing ...Jam is words to them, calculated to tiring the ti o verunimA was hatred attd contempt. The second Con nt charg.•: that they had agreed together to stir is? people Le "litiast ~~ } r idmis ~ii~i