The Statesman. — London, England, 1824-01-07 00:00:00

A . , • , . ' TRIAL 01. VlTUrti ANIS - DAY. Mr. Scants waihrod theater% which Fcatioss et ailwa (Moos At the wisest of rea r ra t. dm °Wet wag retailed tb spook to the Thu tell was when appieffeaded; sad also to' et TArtell, whoa he wished $ 'Teak to the inriarst: Thomas Thottell,reealled, and exuained hr the prisonee.--On the Pride.; of the mart r e sted in Meek, and ea S;starday woretht Iwo; was badly off, sod borrowed mosey a wl brother. The witness did not know whose on ;he believed be were the sae. on Satsudays Joshes Pitt--1 believe. be was•bester Sunday. : THE PRISONERS' DEFENCE. The Gist having met this aserniag s sea jwrnwest, at aloe etdoch; Mr. lattice Psi roan, and said, ;1 7 ,.iis rite for the prosecution is now clisidi thing le say. Thigh the time and moment must addrecityour reply to the evidence. Than* M; Low/. I have something sisb ti speak 6. t> pothator. mi. Jilt". 611111- I Certai air yeetsbeTl.. After aniewr ontersatios with iiAl'sfised op, and bowing. said, ow . .• .4041.11 1 001111111entleaten of the Jury. U , * Abet* 4101wIliteg difficulties thee ever per) ~.Whlaseesthbureel(tei your attentiok..do I lbeirtititic of btu rible calumny, to vindicate lEssiOst io: slest chart* tikes could be pc ter •Play :in this most awfal *at consolatioe, that I stand eq. enickylii 'one. of the first institutions e4ceatrY, twit by . Jery, cod thr twelcre.euliahfeeed aven,wbosejfat will be tincu.:ll,. and *wee opinions are unbiessed—w , ince isre - pcice—arill who will &nattily gle apos, 4 l asiodw .greatest benefit 1 can posseie-athle of Trio) by Jury. Unroll-taw wen, I Teri becW4Meided a• a man., who.. - .been nestWeci. by thinking and by al , : itbough have 'ao dbetbf. you .oentienten, possess the best feelings of our nitnre)*(bealided as I have been by everybody—. .by tbAl : Ilse Press, whose b:rolit is carried from tif tbcUlObe tin the other,by this great en of ifelem4.4 .ec Wan habituated to mother, 044 tom my first moment of unto, raised my little accent* to Heaven, who carefolly instilled virtu. e ns principles, and who taught me to . reveresce the lame af my • King and my Hot% who. ie in Inv young days. cheeked.any art or conduct that tees liktlY at eters any principle o 1 vice; and a father gabs by well directed correction In my vergiag into manhood the, t.suglst me to porne his honourable examine, and Arhieh I shall prove by evidence of gentlemen of the first, rtspe4tability was my aim of conduct. All that can be,.nt* unlisted to we was an improvident. generosity. I spin ask yon, although weighed down and overwhelmed with tAiuusny, whether I could, under inch circumstances, leap at ouce Into tbsceministion of a "crime,—the mard;z: a z ftirrni,—seder. circumstances as atrocious, as cool as they could poaiibly M?-4.01r, no! Goo Almighty blooms it was impossible. He could net coolly plunder hie friend anymore: That he . hoastid of this brutality ius uteJi• itdy after the horrid crime was perpetrated. Is there• a soldie r , is there an EnglislitnoCiltat would not revolt M such a dastardly soul as his ii represented to be ?-• Boor, indeed,, wand it barb been had be Callen in the firld, than that bis pooi- father and 'Bitted family should • now *tetra his ;lose. • Before' •ho commencecheading sited' the . evidence,and maltiog..romarks 'Weems, be would-beg leave of the Court - to allow . him ta return his tam grattfel thanks to the High Sherif/ 1 1S Wal Magistrat ea for their ad attendee to •hiso. IWiieirely dtti . Is regret thst any roistriderstaading bid extorted heisted' the Rev. Mr.. Lloyd and his mlistiters. Hovroold. also all leave to return his thanks to the Eel. Mfr. Franiklie, Chap. :Uhl to the Gool,for he was indebted mode to. that Reversed ; Gestlemitt for his iroproeifie ettliOrtatiose ; which ens.. • 14 4 .to appear that day with fortitude; and . boldly 1 1 1 .sert his i nnocence, an d deny the fool impubstions againkt 141 • He would also retort his gratefoloese to 114 %hoe theltriplee, wbo,timagh.liet; no least, of his f never would - fele' his kind trratmeat ; lie bead. i• Ituld b e co ld before it woeld coke to: best tot die himead bit respected family. . . ; Merriam. noise in the Court served. Judea . Paiut.said be Wished. 'ileac* ' • " Martell thee pr • *sold: sett; Its dads alit ,* attention of the Jo -to the et iii Ibe put the pros/tete* wbicilr be observed wasdepiet• "itb i!* limn emplianostadth the ottilleacse Of 111 f: men ; in les seiiew of it eattelWit ff. 1414•1 smocks% ibis E t tlelsoo. be saki, bad pray e d that* pasty bed wilifabOr i Ow body. bat did 110 i Seffalt illaati alttil told. by Hest; and who bait. a INPLIttr, t was loom time tbmia who 144 doss tfbo isible Wpm It . there, saki eau Irt Major • is sellibeseeliaitllsrve wore mood: Oar Melia t i ft i l mead* sot . Sive bete to •.1:.Tool: rit e it 'lY Shore the. In a oiminew 4tsl, TM) loge ung - gbe seek, spadeakt. won jiltsimpld I ires * . fir loner • r .:fir: ;,: , ~'' A notbir tirenmstaner, wisieb in ;wit Ivas saillierPst prove Probed evi lenre, was die iinprobtbaky arid, Inswing Hunt one mile and a half dignities float his (enaitert's momentary semi -; bat if the Joey llatkil ace into big 1 feelings at that domenclie kit etatintedthat they weal pity him; *bat if they were.to ledge Ohio from the whom-, along accounts which had been promulgated, they must conceive that during the last forty years his attar/ bad' been gradually reversiag, mad tbd now it bad arrived at a complete change and lost aH her infigence; bat there was oat who could be appealed to who knew this route" , s mid . - that to it was cooly the promalcation of . dime direct falsehoods that wen likely to isjtire him, to 'him he basted, and by bit guidance • acid leave his case . prejtalised, ns it was, in the. hands of his Judge and the Jury. lie here made some . '_pewerful and affecting alio shins towards ,the wanner is which be had been eds. gated. and the *circumstances of his "life. Ilisr , father was a men. respected • sad beloved by all', who • bad the honour of , his acquotatener, eepe• ;lolly by arse who well knew him, lad to his (Mancini) -hitsagiltpd taktnevety paias.to instil the principles of tinge sad morality in his yoetlitnl mind, and for 3resra bit% followed die a(ctates . Of his pescloopand which 'mill akiz . . ehatelibara 'ceased him to bi ?mantled by society. , ' hettltetied. hh ' gauntry with fortitude fpi h Jambes ! ~ 1 $ team sad had laced . the enemy of his King sad cont' tat akeetiervie he had beei•vroanietl, and bad nodergone Oferit privations, dUring wbi:it period * be had beea t Mend and compenien of the most honourable *keret among whoa** wait respected; this alone ought Me hags Bitted him . to ' the - coaiteiseretioo end preFf :Moe of t*4 v. : iirittett vis ha up as the peella s Sah . public egitiee, •Sit•tts teem* eatesieles :• OM *ill .- . -. . . ...- Wei. 411 . I.lstrri 4 1 451h-oriate at whisk diolatollaufsi ...list of tilde( his ire as so math iiiiiiiiktis Ilist ,The eteasacomeet *this misfonpaes adgiil 1M siteMiledi Ms havigg'siatered into a a coprieteiet b aiklifkmitli, ;So dihipositioe, sad moatissan his Solicitor mama traltii, while Me protects were brightening, and Menial* he Iss.peole-!' pilaf by his creditors, apt is ceistqasais Of wet hag Walla: Mryte,the data of his beelueptcy, he wis led la cease!' illeaewthere he.' , their - lik, . was the pillion • sefiViortigrd g and that he haAhireolii,ao:4l inst hiss,and o[o he Had - Indulged in against that indiridnal, he said this had attempted to injure him-ri abuses, who raised the banner - of Sovereign's palsre, but he would not hee, at. it would shortly he hronght )attire of the King's Bench. Ile 'toed , ai having been at the house in hy a person named Woods. He utterly devoi,t of truth, and that at was at Norwich, where he had interestiwg young Lady in whom had been too snitch vilified and press, which had turned that bees brought Larne'd in his sermons. which operated to his injury. would appear h•fors the Jury, and • the organs of his moors had beets he hoped that the Jury...mould endsa ntind what' they had heard;aad the mid pe4iiating is - an elegana 'train of trittrattirsCoort. & at that part of the ieJ to his _misfortunes... Jut! the io tit.e Presa, he was convilse.l with raidently eridiaroared. to - iiipport - aid worsen :sheddiog - • .tbearmooli setihirtly to coatitter before on this case, as the 'Brittil Law IP reiagnited the proof of mnrder by evidence s sod the evidence he ihonght, him. operated rather in 14u favour, chwnittird this crime. -. Circsm le it tdl time; of a kind ,ould show by a variety ammo, 'lio icolarly attimiling to it; as in inooein lamentable instances of the imam perilous, through the party decision• helielieved, as he hoped they wonid which were. touch in -kis- Favour 7 any means shew, be bad any peed , and as snch evidence bypradocing a fearful in its effeets,be would sincerely ider well before they decided. In order oath fetal results had arisen from the of ease% he cited several, from 13.1ackstirne, and particularly those of Jew, with othembsd been executed SG en very strong resumptive evidence ;let to imam time after it bad been ascertained that they were in• t t e h l f r f s w on i o t: i e n gs g es e to nt c lero bar e a n ct i e v r ere fir , st ev - er t ai tl i g y ded to Mr. gamno Wadeson, attorney, examined by Mr. AN fIRIWa —Knows Wtllion Probert ; was concerned for him Ise was examined by the Comatisgion of Bankruptcy severa limes. From what he k-ows of the infests) , of his ch 4, se ter. he oronld toot art for hint. Mr. David Mardon, surveyor-13y Ur. PLATT —Krott s John Thertell acme years. I vex., kW any thing of him until now : the witne.. eanableted him a w 7e l 3 homage, very li' etal honest hearted man. Captain Macinley. K.N.'ex4ortness by ale. C/J1TTY....1111 knew the prisoner Tnorteti s .b e hid sailed Is its under his command fur two years, from 1112 to 14 t be beloved well, sinti bore an excellent character., Mr. Justice Psan.—Do you know any thin,‘ 111( OIL since ? . • Captain Macinley.—Net, n Lori!, Ido not. Ms. Waiwiey. Merchant, in his exantinotiosWr. CIAITII. bore tektimony to the high 1/ character of .11)1•14 Thattell, witOrn be cunsidered beam. lioneitat i ,*"./ • • boaantabk. se . . RUNT'S DEFENCI‘i.: ._. . ..-. . • i 11r. Justice PARK. much affected, vase test Heat, now is the time when you can make., . .•.. 1 I Hunt stood up. with his fee, bathed la' Wilk , . ....; seit io Smoot- agitation fetish he was onstale to adheallik.* ; :: i 1 41111 be would feel obliged ifhis.ststemeat watiatitk. N :,. • 0;•,..: t ir 'l4 t r. Jastice.P.an directed it b• dal liii - '••' ' v i . _.:,', ..;;, I ,l' l I i .The's'atemet'i s t which compoied deveiat klkimppioistir: tate heeded to Mr. Knapp. slink of sbeellet. i - '.-**7 : 4,soesagenced by observieg, thai is 404 • - •. e • Italiglebitit allow 4 Sod the moat • in which he was placed, be was °nib's to ' stir gm*: - ' l') 4 , k •••1% Alit little, is cooseqoence of what had hers *Me 3 1 141 1 1'...; ' . 1 . 1- --' : :/g.. cos-.was he thought already anticipated. W. eelkiNfittoicib.•, - ; 51 ' I: :i...ne-. : ted to prison, bad the fell *release' thatteeetseib9l, ' : .-:-.!;.: . 1 -" acquitted on the ground of his havietreselleld* ' ':•• i '"i; = .;,; the Magistrates and Mr. Host ; sad 4414:41ii . A, -• • • • -7) 4, few days before the emarseesemeat of Ole itgda/L. - SA.. • . ~' •i - - :-- would have bees rewired as se approver. ". •.- • ,-a i-- - Mr. Jostle. Pees-1 don't liketopetqbauday‘ • *. f i . ri . :l I but do you mese before the commeacematiol r e ' ' ' .- Mr. Tinsman—Yes, my Lord. Mr. Justice PARK—That web, it will be reemisbeili p — *NI • • • SA of December. .. . . . Th. statement continues] to &tall the 111111111,.. *II_ losi or the Magistrates relative t o stior t er teatisost l ..- 'iii, already been so ones before the rabillt, and the: ':'of"' Mr. *et, the Solicitor, and concluded by a ,_ Jar, whether he was not entitled to an acaptitisk '' 'of that promise. ' i . f. r i . .. i . _ ox * aunt made an observation on the (*widen,. et 0 4:1; Bistros eonatable, remarking b e h a d s wot . falabryellif be Ihmkpolated oat the spot where the, body lay. • ' • • IHEAIItr. -~' < ` ;r; ), •-•-, • Mfr.: ..4 %1 ' it. :- X Nit . ... ". e. : • ... • Kt t:: / ittrie's TINFATItt.—The grea.est exertions sysf thiltlaz d commence the Italian o,sers on the 17th ittetatt. nil ilittoration. of the Theatre are completed, encepting chi •Ow sestet* the Pit, whith •re in progress. Tbe orelte‘- ' Is entirely rearranged by 'toasts', 1.10 the ssither , perfumer. in It inereasrel. lie sill bionselt..fteskittl/ e Piano Porte on the opening. , ' . ,—f e.- 7. 'The Opera of Zebni At will he brosithe nit . greatest magnificence. The wa g avowed * irf-thr ehot*,ae( *ill aosnme a petfectima and minalhoe , wet never Wore 'shamed on the Italia.* !gasp I. I ' a % - -- role, separately, mejt Ifflor. in rotecrtinence. edam, L es., ippoeted by AlathatneNeattst/ A.- 'xis Pear*, * vi,, er seas triii kwitslit reeetenaser. aidet, rlbe -.Jared s w0n.1erfu1e11041 . 4.... ' •odoeed on the ume . gap' 0., • `USN OlViitTfteltlitirlMO•lllloo .7 iia \biert of the lialiet , i* Intl 4• occasion, re-appear Ufa"- , es lidali4se. Jell". sad 14 '-' The R,elseas*aloyro he 10 iratre, until the warbler & byte it. . . DitußT LANG.—.ft troeie pl sy, le four sets,. was pep. formed et this theatre on Mooney night, and the theetriewt world was not a little astonished, at the bills having one Loomed it as a mew prods', glen, the same piece baring b een r e p resen t e d* at the Adelphi with considerahle @naves. shout tonr year* silo, ito.o.stiately after the app.earanee of the Novel of Kenilworth, from whirl, the drama is taken. Tie piece is the production of Mr. BuNx, Of Drury loaf" and was , sti,i.l4lli b,o 'gilt pot by him uo the Midis stage. where the eltqwsiie acting of Miss It'. 111. ifttmr, .is Any Bobtail, have the piece a long roc, and pets . cored a succession of or.tdowing houses. It wowed be airbus, therefore, to give thA plot tstitlice it to sip that the chef incident of the first act, is the sneers* of Trtssilian in obt.ining so ittrciew milli Amy 119 6 otet ; a,i the wood; the attempt of 'a.-ney to poison tbss• inv.- coot dime ; of the third, the arrival or Amy at Krail• ss twill, and Tretsilita's intrusion lest° the pees -outgo , ih. ~(It i eri; et the fourth end lac, the discovery of Leitestflis wigs is rte. anal the anger of the acts; with the plot othhe 'ol)ain ras eney to - sis mother "Ley übsart, by leasing open-rbn :trap-dbor, then,: ;11 which he fade himself, 1;40 perishes,: ... itst,isd of hie iutemled vistins. It will b. p.sc e ived thin' •the 'opal of 'the play has departed materbilly L ram the Original'.. tale, in the catastrophe.- Ido Jo • nut. bewever;' . Complehb of this settafiee of .. , tenth 19. policol lodic , . But we tdo cobilleln bf .• the ititteditclio* 4 ',another scene,- a pageant, (site). the drama bit ti.riainstetl) simply becstise the Whirs on'es. , . not tetiviii idle during the reienof Pantomime ;,I,kt set* • •Iskallowed to take their-turn. vn.thet. based.. with *kw 'anti MActtiativ. The aidlence slit) not . seem ft, rail% tit* • -thipertnre . .frone allisle, end weithre the - Moreiee oha t teee s .: . the knights aitt tacit or the knights, ou.,koreeback, 'conjelit -.- keep them hew burin= burin= I..wily, sirs. 4 1 %NN Orkeaird its .. T . ."... , .(totrn F:liz'skth, a ebeesetee which nal generally tfietigilik :-.. . . her beet at Me prosincliti themrs..s; we, however, do•M•10 - - `,. ihkitseej sha was eertainly d•fieirtit its the dignity .f tiso . " • .tireat Que.'n. to 1014 pa " stigas., neverthsless, she we. -- ----. : - .:- s .ftry is chsessful ; and en 0 toiweit Ms* sem afttrgether, Well, - • • ...• , Mrs. W,i.i was most excellent ilt the gentle and beet4fill -. o "' "': Alp RDbilirl: sad Mr. Wat,a.ice gave Jtsa greategWort lo•Stie port bf Ltioester. Tlstother chamois were pas te ,• . :-. ii. I welt.sosteittid, ptiestenl ale the rotifer 'le .11c. et asitsts, ::: .• . aid • the lleisiiispit of Mr. Pdtitual ;0 t, later . 4 is.siianikoly.!mitrrini is hie iirvirsion- 11 sota t 1i5444 ', : -'. • ;nit Otft for repetition, hat set without t o Ail . - :.-**.at iiidisipprobattoe free all peetrpfthe hustle. •:-•" .. ' : <<: s . • ' ,setatelrir woes lerkeed its *it . ''• 0041-''..: ht, to wigwam that beetlifol'Ailw ~ .: • • Ncoteeliorelselhal Owe , .- r.- • ..*1 .-' • 4, .. .;: .4 : 3, ' .84 ...;. 4: • . • • • . , Y .. .i. s , ' ~.~ . ~~i. ee'r . . 4 U&IIW' -1 t i ,*. 41i441. zkillAt i tiis 1 - - 7 ....e ..• 1 ..''..:;.,......;••••-* -. ; / , ' 4116 ' •...• f .' : ' ..‘.'.. ....,!;:, ..- ° 7.1 ',.. • . . . .". . 1 / 4 am. :: . •'.; '": 5 --- . ' . . . • i " try t ". • ~..." ~,,‘ ..' . :i - si • • -. •• : ,-.-.: •: ~ .A 'ti-N,A...L.- . , ' .... .%. - MAN' . _ . ..6......_.„.._..)h_.-- • Ili - ' • .) mim e d Berber IL•attmont iD liftLlT. that he Marie ---in.---.W.-^ ''''' l " 7.; • * 11 1 , - .., • iIK ;I 4 ' .• ' , the roan.% whiebbnlealt a -•_ _ . • .._., ),,_ 7 ntillaphillity areinst him, a' • should •be • • opObeill , ' Ind nos .• ' • :'•". `, ; i sougto'snreat Nimbly agaies the andisguieed`conditrt of a `OO • , : . ' di I a .iqrlioNst i*Titc.ti v es. lig !h wild evumbd_ ~. 0 was also alsethiw person __flepn . 1 t0.4 . 111_._ __ . Atoona was d i e t i fi gi v id eg i w h o of 4 1 1 m811444°. " .--- " 1° . It . not p r°4l4l°l " dive - 141 .O illomm ilifilA tr ? this - pditector of poldie a he "Awls Aka. should have been discorited by • this s .i He went on remorkien on She eeldente• ter the several rebellion before ti'n Sum the °1 1111 .1 5 ?" ;I . b Id t 111 eEh .. 11*^1 fell . 1 , c • if- l b to tames ; but we e:es not se ter y pleollll fijr it s m o t e to th is say f ort h., • •- 90 ~..rti . tare of copsegnenee is any of th em.. Whey . be ar • be vy the Lord c.hrof Ja the teitimonyof Prebert, lie *aid that this +lA's. o ace h o d nun ben „pmeored, dbp ?Til Seemed to be the only connect:4 chafit:uf striding* .44eebester• 1)461441e. by k e l * ms , der, -- s w og pOodeeed agefest•hies, he had, he sand_told aotriVeretitlel4 l l. meld prove this to he at bet not before the blesriseratee. his (rrehart 4l )4 _ °l l °* lol ., the those represented be tht same demi.— in any point sleeting his was abs -, ilefleWOriguru and 6041 of his by a sioglo . witness_ ;_ this man slit /Wet • • s ' lima to visit a toeing and be was attached. Ha hi f r aide) 101 4- 11 ° see clotkis inlaid bad both 111 _,,,P.,._ 11 '"! r _ Pvid ." c : f ° Hoot •• . lopt • . plyjudiced by the. pi evti.eacs—sod- 41141.,.481411 ', :which might have b. tarday. , trate.. He was solemnly of opinioo thet•lrento Bag Into exaggerated et b etteY j am a s . ° decoyed to the • Libel spot by Pr•bert and Wit, O. , , fl ' a. himself foe destruction. Is it •peolusitisi rhos int BOW . asl sigtellgerent to what . • ~. nonaiented to Prohert. lbw •bo-Ipensidot to ninedne fgt. IV . 1 044 illicit wero, that rCg• • --;:. - . Newsome% &wit 'IN r. Wong?. verokielo, 11 • 1 •'*° 1 Ws"' .' -' 4 s' ' ' according to„nd • vcaminatioa. he admitted. this .un til the i.. ' '' 4 '• . 4 - letelY revered; but h ~. . Hone. be did • set fi sts. Idioms ihe ankedenet ,--tbte- '• . i mum Res their M ~ - it was proved. bad hesis mossmitied..."ooer tho'Comm ''. h• • '• • • • Avonrable be 11"""14. the of Bankruptty, 6' or 1 fl ies for perjury. -, .i e ," • ' 4.----- - al bare 0. 41 !.1 1 1 47 • -411. then remarke," •ent - tle• inenseattinwitOr Pm,. • ....-;• gPrtaarlit-wai 1er. 4 4 to whoa its*, beies • evishiser. witen'itataPered with that anfe , A SOi r l ,'' . . *beam& 'vitt' , Pram the evident., etf troller., end -atiellim s • • p ie . • • whet. hit:ellu!ei , . ••• :, _ that he (Thrstiblll "Oyes .....6`ll, item- rat:: .. 1 ,0! !Iblibli iiitioutor tiNg ia l o rti tv in ia ttl er 4 . 414,y.. 1 .tpm ik swore that by 41.sts.trnftsf wela • • . •ii.r al :r--' , •• • pod . ' : ••••• • '.'' ' 7 ceteilt.wilen 6 ;taisiOn . bait!' that be aptly ! :' • • „p. .•• 4. I ° 4 Irk It 1 1! • • . ~. i . • : . ....i . I;:f.' • • 'him . defiring M. ti.._ Ski . ".that .... 11 ..... f. ..t ' • fitailelident with tenon 'pa is gm -warn-is. iiiviet tri'in tr,,-,,-: could have reeegniied . thy - fsabs_reat on' die lt g . ..„;., so , ...woe of ply t t ,S egge r in e teary . we know that 'the (dim ligh; of ti- , IL I _ ... J 0... 'n "7" - .. of ?bie r'. i i 'i nii: Teel 14 "Oft ‘ passing along would make it evea Mcve ...li . It t• EIVOW Op 4 '• •••• ' • 'fader -4 " alitr 4" teethe &entre.; but it is well Imit - wi Nu • whop • •-.. .. , , 11 ," 114 . , evi den ce, • - . • •• • • em. ...wing ogamet )erhalul I °T I°4 " tries to prove too much, he gententlr poet** *es li ttle. lip . ..ilese l o kid not , I stall° before 7 °l Clark, however, in his eeidettem swore. SUCH* 000 . I reideace was 'w ' :ow • ' horrid. and Ilene. which he was driving_wa. yellave; no . , • • iwo... • , _ . tate my character • 'ty stem p unier preferred against impotelbifity. fir the darker, of Ihe. 111)16114 Jut Pet : : • w o .a sor k man y . . J a Prat toomtut of wit hies to discover the "dear. • • • ~.: .: - -:. - harm , of Innocent pen stand bate. I may 1111 r../ ostice Pa R1C.....1. di tet.iMi it tatieript Tet,llet 4 / 1 1.4114 !fleecier , . belt . • Abe imaiey points • lion , of this fee* it would he useleisid me to let yon•iiiato : facts ; to-the Jar/. 00. . rub did not by hat I stand before which I tanst contradict, in summing up • the eeadentle ip! . , iss t h iireti we . at le on**r4 by dl.' the man did not swear that the colour of the R ig was,' • : !11l '''':-._ fps, " foil seed—whose feel- Thortell—lt will not rest, my Lord, onimy teat ti1r1!" . ..- vorm.toconsidet tire their oPloloo alone- He then continued. animadvertine 4a CO kiwi • 1-. ,_ ii‘ : ' . how ofteo sue s n in this 'looniest evidence, and observed, why was not this ve)tases br etyma : isiL ' t • i: consideration 4 Tteastely. Gentle . before the Magistratecif be knew the forts a whisk hp bolo (i '-.' stor ks of Coke. BA, one villainies tare sworn , . .. . awl although I Anotbir ciretimstance. which in half ins' iikiltAt .te .'. li t leall ' ii "- **fish" et oar enure; yet, ,runs, as 1 nave WWI of VIII.Ty WOO, .0 Douse, on a dark night, without beviegnatnitielelive,or 1 , 7. - 7 --- 77 - -- ----- - -- • .." ...." ... . aunt mad* en observation by that : boasted 1 Free Press, whose curse or without knowing the reason why. • . • .-' . ' • - l e ants the real ward were discovered.— Wares constable, remarking •• wheat benefit is carried from one extremity Martell. continued for SiliDo time le r` ,• . • ' ee.:' .. •,. la his • works, had emphatically censured behatpeioted oat the spot e ef tbetildbetts tlaeotber,by this great engine of the Pirelli , of the other witnesses, hilt 'boding IWIP .. !nit: • -lusts decision* of `Jaren. When fie trasled n — fU 'of karepi‘..ilp ileum habituated to crime—se a foul He bad' been represented •by the press no . ••• .. ;C - .- ! a ' . fflasse ihrongb, be herd they ovoid puttee such 0 thaw deeply considered every thing whickhe had said Allet.defthesliteelesogalitary, remorsless, villain; • Aye. I say s character, and held furls to the world kg oat! tepuble•of 'We'd TN raver.—The ligoos attneittieLievage, gross murderer, capable of sedeeteg tbe basest crimes ; but, in thi s respect, t he r! .p er s e f l ow:b e en "..- ... aa j aat ifi e d th en; to salnittiog him. Ile bad plainly till!i:oorityist:peotrittheempleiatTliciwinel:.tleii m 7 , a te pl a c e , s a d th ere , i e mie eibaly evaitneralted, and many.totally devoid of brincialio• , sad . . attbeite a fact, for their consideration , feeling Aire *o a r .peaking to Ali‘iii bawl him before the tribunal of Asarminee be could insure the Court that _helms{ Wevtrt-netseit• a •' , • • its, t A .° t c: i f la „we awd t s t i ., l l T l t t ilu li' la sli t t : . 1 : tre is entirely re.arrang i el " 4 . . •ratabt safely whops. would be :P. renrn h r im its of perfurniers in it increasre Goo. Oh , Sifilghaeli, hey eau 1, with. all these atrocities Prise fill", a horse race, or a spotting ephibi,loo, 4•840# • -lbw 7. his Ilberty,aod his family. This, be thought, the Piano Porte on the spy • - • ealseatesheriell no sey head, espial es unblessed Joey ..lit the last three years; bat even if .11 IsOptrisei broia oat . • meld, ledintill . seties'espeeted . from the 'most ski - ease fiellegs. Conceive that the statement of the mein:filet cott l d St 44' d w rh• 0/arra of 2chtsira ell consider, as hereafter the 'wood& have greatest mageifirenea. TI ef our fteleteAsitteme could enter tha t box aok Ipillkna on prejedire him • - 7 aft ought notioi Ite. easlal:sddice inuteetate 4 . la estasideration that a calumniated •is'asii-iiiipitent - Am ehothimer will lasi , .... •,. in say otherliskr . . eesp ,Wale, because *ellen has sad ethers' is apologists. 4ta . lanpaelied @trans l t . lies as i tec . ..-- - . . acqu i tte d _ by them. Three carte ...-_,....„ never before witnessed on said so hat ir resien I ail eecti lad.- ighia,• it the inspecipeblp of the ' taint pi!aßepette, as - ` — 'llllll . *".!,,T4 ROSSI 311 has tried ever yTi • 'ltrt. • 4 ' . ^ . ... ,• fitgeallOb j 1 1,04 1, 4 41.4 00 , Yl,ll J me- P thi, OPE 4 O is the only' . ..*,,mt ' lmmib; • isi npi that • yea will .14 0,0 • 0 40 ' Apasiri,008 1 006:110 - .. 7,4 a •. . •• awe taken place i ' •fittielit• of them; the law *WI, •• man,- .iltall aeon Rossini arill he atipp . - Attatt s. ,v . etfi . ., .0i 4 ,4nateder, WC by, clear ; • ~.../. lsigaant GARCIA, CUR i 9,11 r •. • .• - . . Ora 111Prievrit Weil teitive w een i e i s - and do not . . • :"Igt 1002-Itetteed his wer e Sat Alit ‘ ta ii - . •• 41 to 4 1 - t :u 1 ;14 1 , : t h NI A ri :o er .. ••.. i • ..* • . •' • - you *ittgabaly mei etyma. &oilmen. yea Meet not atima i i ia4 • • • y i t i aa i ta aaa a l os it heed what Itairbrett set d-yoe must ostne • a u s - 4 . •fictire and 1 . ••• o t em, and as many faits el uded to show. ti q, Orerk ( rosturn", prods bre of this eri nisi i ,liposinse?tisc - Pr* User • 'estiti reett lel".' . ' _.. 1111401141 r illf Wali " • 'Airs . eter reprtaaatei ti ilarta ._ rsa again repested hls tenotenee of the murder. He There will be prods& a Ilailt adm i ''...4aP`allataiale. Mr " . ri P ai.ur ' I F ill ' iN tl w ik Ito natialkowe read the infuses. *louden of tbe it grew elt my strength, and was relined and pees /, . -", wold 4 be them, nay, implore them to find hiM sot guilty. nureit i °I a ""' s 'a s " , •n. was maimed of an appAing eriese--000 sidle. on n - • • • (leave Bau.ti. neva •entivred by my age. They have traced sae to ey well knew that no hope was left, if they found bit, Al. ALBEIT will, 011 this rliretis, weald excite the feelings of vi se most °iterate ty'infaary, bet I shall appeal t 6 you Geotlemsn. as e m Oily: and not for Liumelfbut for his family, for the maw Psi het an I Maelcinoiielle 'tithe's; ;fih;ther trained is I have hen in a high tack of and hardened heart; but be bad been represented se dl- i g a te m i e timed heeourshle ancestors, whose chatoet s ese will also make their dew, life, andelii i lee Care 'of an amiable and religious 'father end vested 1 of thesefrOlinge. The heart might feel relief by • Ime passed dew* unsullied, and;with ' out imputation to the the tlayinarlo:t I.lt•le Tbi • • confpletei their operttione imanth so Imluk..• Arra .... As,e museokane abf urea. vs imosdi ray momestary terra*: bat If the Jorweenli &ve into els t rate.. . • - .• ' nor's? LA sre _.t 1re...; 1. • .•,. • • Ty IA • • ,••sci , • he 4414,0 e. • - ..dr• ••• , . 6 . • • • .~ ;Wig, SECOND EDITION. (Coati filiation at Thane)! 'a .Drfenee.) - Their memories wire 'revered, and ageism them the tongue of slander had offer reared its bead, as it hi I egattrachlon, lie again repeated, he was incapable oftbo crime; and bad the sweet consolation, while then arkitest. ing them, that his aleatory would be respected by'his family, and thee be knew, at did God Alluighty, he was Inneernt of the murder.—(Nero his utterance became choked with' grief; ke continued)—" Oh, gentleimit, l not for - my sake, but for my family, my revered fattier •assel mathee i sed sisters; do oat place the die epos rbeal• kir everilheir character, so lung bora* *pan the wings of hoover, will for ever be blasted by consigning me, an in mageatjtad.sofertiteate nsao,.to, the seofiald t their lappy• tromp ofit for woe- be rendered desolate, sod . iwws. - ilv etre ilia* will tall a melancholy . eg. imply or the rain brought poiatentiumtlly by me. Ili tr-aosedt God, geatlimen consider befure yon &Male and is my fete. I stood bore, 1 evils raker, assisted by_, kdisioa power of Aledglity Heaven, with the ceaeolat;on ibos isa4lllavo ever acted! konourohly and honestly. and Utim• kervor Wink at decides of my being supposed nimble of iii6 -- et:titte,.assl is conclusion I trust, n,:y, I sin sure every aM wimissitrs mr, believes me loam:eat; if there be any Court, *be is of the contrary opision *tile remember the sublime words of tbs A pestle Paid. Woolitteoo4l, you we not slowit bus equillyloooccos " .tboovinkils," sod In will thee apply Oem 4taiie. l . 7tery thing that is teat sad good, r iital,.. • . iilatfactei 7 yos blend the (Minis of the Apii!.‘atti gestleasai sad by all that yea 1611 fear a r411.4-110094are you t+. discharge ads Wu Oat bat. as A . oat * deed. I knew yea will tally`itsesider dm .-. isms; 2:l4,,thailisses;irbatsrse be rat iiiivit e i9 l lis anode/ soasideratisn i ts tad 4rselarsilosp—l a issasest, afseetip address, set ers! persons partiesluly, h. ,Me wiped OS . iesiw • ..iore, any to Omit nut have avtierd tlar i zlA of Jeanie Dane. MANS 11,114 .•: . leas !ether - .; 64: tiontirber• his benne their dope, SSC 111441.4100 law "0• 1111. 10 Norm. • 4ribiwhat /1, fn prospect hi lllie ha .dioopeared 1 ; 110 4 611- blirtyli Plnb !hal ai gawp In the noks who coachlerahlyi**MrstihiwapeZo 4 . l air/ I kV: this ass bisprofessed olinded t a idol. flf, 111 1. 1 ,•• 4 he IC—t: tbet.ha. recently miffs plays" heforothe Lona« fit liptribil - • I oftec setting tiote4l4-41,______ Oen hipl boon *coked entre ' * 4 Pilbovise.aveolkas as{Mb t;. , ; te e b• iloonspicacMitit thoJcirpinightirs desswed, sr. j r11.11.11 -"—r PA" in th,l lb! Igo Pp; * patt, !Ind it tropl4 int 'V • /1111111,14itisitonied r . • • . - oat iattitit,l vetoer pas Woe Ii . 1 1 'A 'T --""".• to Alegi/last seisms 1 11 "..2,'?/ 131o n l aY uitltt. to 'Alumna I, so help one i. 1041,• .. Tutter ticutes-,14 is wl'w pliwitso4: soitrameat utsi ;mkt so' F a l .ytiftt 1 4i. Ig t ?An' a beaks; any oistittai tiw ; • _,: t .lo; aki• tie slioakaut haws ludic atoms sad r Aa ratirrinint ttbaraesr! of Jeanie D e neYtq M horst intosWa at ttSip ht .d : of 4°`"4'etablr ytaatis-t thossf. with this we. asiwo. *kink ant-boris . eliCh one r the »a — ter 'thiatsso. hi Sir. W1441.4111Wil 9004 44 7 4• Wr iga ;;;;; Tinkt - 7 *as pottrayisi with ler/ 111134 woke at)) *awe faihiaielres war about to f tl • T. id AO. frisk ' 1 - I • ..‘,._ ' 4 , , *.•••• 'r• 1 4 " '.. ~ . . ilift A ~ At. • v " . . -- .... 4 „....e , 0 4 • . 4 i .... - . Illf I . • i J-- • r . . .., . . ~ •._ • ~....„.....„„,„ .. „, . • . 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