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111. • . . . - . 3 , A -.4.1.4e1 l 4 , Cli-_, ' : . . . . fif7 siti..,, fr • ~.. 4 *-1P 4, lit, LONDON, MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1820. J • t•;,• •• No. -1,73.5. " The Caw for which HAMPDEN fell in die Field, avid SYDNEY died en the &gold.' PRICE SEVEN PENCE. S 101. ER'S WELLS . 711EATIIF.. Coder the Direction of Mr. KOKADD PAY Yr. roosequencc of the complete surety.% of the New blelo- Inse , e I.r(olured ou Thursday Evenivf last, rind of the erful impression made upon envier:ea Andienc.sr, by the Peri , neanee of the Lally who made her first .4p ,ear sore lipoo 'he Stare , in a Principal Character. an ho 113. ,tl%;,rtlthroughcrit with an enthusiasm never eN co !.I -e,1,4% an% similar occasion. that Piece will he repeated EVENING, .11 'NE 5, awl Burin_ the W ce l.-, I . till he performed the New Itistorical fa itled TIIE RIVAL IiF.POES. CRAILISS TIM TWILYYR AND Pe.Trit 1111 , Car AT. Charles XII.. Mr. Bettertan; Field•Matshal Rea-Hind. Mr. Reeterd: Eugene. Mr. Statley Vahr:sli. Mr. Rath. ford: Rosh. If. Mr. Guerint Linski. Mr. Flower; Peter the • Mr.rampbell: Floreska. by a Lads. heing her fourth irammer on anv Pattliaka. hiss Itradv. o lt OA KAr of the Eversion. a fa voerite comic P 34 Deny. hr Mr. Malheur's, and hia Pupil Master lien Johnson. only * Ters est. of age: a erratic Song, by biebbing: a favourite %ow : thiyosara Mir Cowart and a comic Sono. by wr ite mni tal, ' added, Loudon Cheats, or There never was such Time , . With Splendid Persian Comic Psntomime. railed Tit is, y W El '.OW DH on. HARLIN( ~ KIND or TRW OOLDYN MINE!. PROM SATURDAY'S LONDO.V GAZETTE. Mr. Ainaworth, illarkhurn; and Messrs. Clarke and Co., Chancery-lane, London. T. Jarman, Bristol. money-scrivener. Jane IS. 90, and July IS. at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attorneys, Meurti. Nethersole and Barron, Essex-street, Strand, Lon don ; end Mr. Evil. Rath. W. Hatfield. sera. Huntingdon, ironmonger, June 97. 2S, and July IS, at the George Hotel. Huntingdon. Attorneys, Messrs. Egan and Waterman, Essex-street, Strand, London; and Messrs. Alaule. Huntingdon. R. Ralph', Bridgewater. Somerset. draper. June la. 18, lad July IS. at the Christopher las. Bath. Attorneys. Mesars. Ilerkleys, Lincoln's-inn. London; and Mr. Bush, Trove bridge. DIVIDENDS. June 97, R. Crombie. Chelsea, victualler. at Guildhall— July I. R. Miller, Old Fish-street, bookseller, at Guildhall— Jill . 1. J. Preece, Peterborough-eourt, Fleet-street, gold baiter, at Guildhall—June 94, A. D•IXell. Great Ailie fltreet, **reheat. at Guildhall—Jana 10, J. Davidson. East (*die Chambers, Leidenhall-street. merchant. at Guildhall --hour IS, J. Rail, Watling-street, straw hat manatee- 1 toter, at Guildhall—June 94, I). Pelee, Watford, Herts.' linen draper, at Guildhall, London—June 98, D. Damltt, Purtsea. Fisrapshire. cabinet-maker and upholsterer. at the Crown Inn, Gosport—June 27. R. Bradley. Warrington, Lancashire, upholsterer and cabinet-maker. at the George lan. Liverpool—June 28, J. Tyler, Petworth, Sussex, spirit merchant, at the Swan lan, Petwortb—June VS, T. Cramp and T. Ilill, jun. Kiddegminster. carpet manufacturers, at the White Inn, Hartlebury, Worcestershrre. The QI'ItEN'A SOLICITORAIENERAL said, that h.! was fully prepared, on behalf of the defendants, for whom he was retained, to show cause against the rale : but as he understood that Mr. hunt, another Menden k, proposed to file affidavits on his own behalf, it importance to the interests of his clients that the . . should have an opportunity of seeing the contents n those affidavits before the case came on. He undo • stood that some application was intended on the pa:. of Mr. Hunt to bring hint up by habeas corpus, and this circumstance would probably occasion some dela Mr. CHITTI immediately rose, and said that he yr. instructed to move fur a habeas corpus on behalf of Mr. Hunt, and if it was the pleasure of the Court would state the grounds on which he submitted that his personal attendance was necessary. Mr. Justice BAYLay.—His personal attendance is not necessary in order to the production of affidavits. Mr. Corm said, it was his duty, at all events, to submit the notion; and he had no other anxiety upon the subject than that of discharging his duty lowan:s his client. At present he was supplied with no other affidavits than those necessary to support this motion. The affidavits alluded to by his Learned Friend (Mr. Denman) were not yet in town, and it was not knots to the gentleman who had instructed hint, when they would arrive. WHITEHALL. Mir ?7. ISO. Tin: King has been pleased to direct letters patent to puss ' under tve Greet Seel of tin. United Kinedont of Greet Bri rein end :Mend. ',renting unto Francis Townsend. F.sq.. the Otter Rourellrargon Purutivent, vacant by the cro wning' of cth, ries lleorge Young!, Esq. to the oat* of I ork Herald. LORD cyL4ma, MR1,41\14 OFFICE. Jul.ia The king has h• 'n pleased to appoint George Colman. Li eu tp ua m ur IS Majesty's Guard of Yeomen of the Guard. MILITAR T PROMOTIONS. „_ogi ce . June t, 1940. 4th Regiment of Light Dra%"°". — Lient- Pratt to be lII.F*I tasa. to, purchase. Thee Doles.% • who retires: Comet YCit” mei to Ifr litutrrtant , hs. pnrrhaa.'• shy Pratt gent. to be corn. t, hi purchase. • ice 19th Ditto.--Capt. Moultrie to. he major. by purchase, vial fieiin, , r 1 lio) retires : Lieut. Rtit :ditch to be captain. by purchase, Tice ; Fulmer iota • to be Ilestenast, by porehnse. sire Ituddaelt : Gentleman L silet buncombe, from the al Military College, to be corm I, by purchase. vice CERTIFICATES—June Si. G. Robinson, Niiddlewich, Cheshire, innkeeper—G. Ridge, Reading. millwriffht—G. Watson, Fogprtliorpe,Yorkshire, corn-dealer—J. arley Great TiteMeld-street, printseiler— P. Coc, Fsirford. Gloucestershire, •arhinr-maker —T. Freeman. Cheltenham, sergeon and apothecary—J. Simpson. Smith-square. Westminster. corn-merchant. The .lusTtea.—Has there bean any instance in which the ('hurt has granted a habeas corpus under similar circumstances? Wri. ten and Produced be Charles Westmaeott ; the stage flosim , t arranged by Mr. Grimaldi ; the Overture and (sits: the Songs) composed by Mr. Nicholson. Ilarlegui.t, Mr. Bologna; Pantaloon. Mr. flames : Co- Intibitir. Miss Valiancy; Clown. Mr. Grimaldi Yellow liarleydn. Mr. Ouerint ; Yellow Clown. Young Grimaldi. Ti.. 'ellowing new and appropriate Scenery. deigned by Mr. C. Westmacott. will be exhibited in the Pantomime : Cif% of the King of the Golden Mines, with marine proces sion: Interior of Persian Temple; Grand Procession of the Marriage Ceremony of Affair to the King of the Mines: Magic Null and Throne of the Yellow Dwarf; Cave of Fraud; Outside of Turkish Harem: Persian Bea-port, 6e. with extensive change to Chinese Pagodas. 6c.; View of Westminster Abbey and the House of Lords. where will be istrodoced a series of Moving Figures. in appropeinte COs• none. to convey an idea of the Grand Coronation Procession. with the manner of the Champion's performing the ceremony of the Challenge.—The whole to conclude with a Grand Finale. and Persian Ballet, in the Palace of the King of the Golden Mines. Doors open at half-past Fire, begin at half-past Six. — Places kept till Eleven. Boxes, 4i.—Pit.lery. Is. EAST INDIA 110( NR. tlaw 30, 1890. THE Court of Director* of the 1 ?nitre! Company 11 of Men-hoots of England. tradieg hi the Rag Indies, de hereby !tier .N.otire. That a GENERAL COURT of the said Company will be held it their House. In Leadenhall-street, on FRIDAY, the ath of Julie near, from Nine o'clock In the Mnrnina until tli% in the Evening, for the Election of a DIRF.(TOR of the said Company, in the room of Sir John Jackson, Baronet, streeased. JOSRI I II DART. Secretory. EAGLE FIRE AND LIFE OFFICES. CORNHILL, •ND fable TIIE CHRONI4:I.E OF THE TIMES, rams 1770 To 1040. This day was published. in a thick and closely printed volume, royal Irmo. with a Chart, price lin. in boards. THE CH IttiNOl.lMlY of the last FIFTY YEARS, from 1770 to MVO. the moat eventful period in the Ilistory of the World ; preform, by one of the most ample general Chronologies extant, from the earliest Records down to 1770. This will prove to he one of the most convenient and use ful Boobs of Reference ever published : and sooner or later mist tied its way into Rook-case of every private tomtits. The period of FIFT% Y►ses has been chosen as being the term of on active Gene ration, within which events continue to operate on the affairs of the world, and on the interests of individuals. and 'feriae which they are, therefore, in the highest degree in teresting to the reasoning* and recollections of contem poraries. . - Printed frvr Rir Richard Phillips and Co.. Bridge-street and to he had of all Booksellers. Of whom army he had. Dr. RORINSON's MODERN HISTORY. from Charle magne to George the lYth, with numerous Engravings, vice tig. Wind. 19. Coruhill. 2d Joie, ISVO. POUR OF t 30.000 IN THE WHEEL, AND ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW. CRROLL, the Contractor, gratefully thanks the Public for their Patronage, and begs to express his n:lppieess that uts PLAN to guarantee Purchasers of Tickets and Shares between the 18th May and Ist June from Risk on the Ist June. received such universal approbation. Cannoxa entrees those Pirchvsers at his Daces, who intend return iaS Tin ets and Shares, to favour Mm with them as cool as convenient, for all the Tickets having been sold before the Ist Jane, there will be none. except such Tickets and Shares as ma) be returned to meet the demand for the Ler use ONLY Div OF DRAWING. which most probshty will greatly exceed she supply, as the annals of Lotteries cannot furnish au instance in any way approaching to the PRPSINT STAT. OF ?RR WRIML. FOUR GRAM) PRIZTJ4 2M1.0110, EACH ! with OTHER CAPITALS, Money . and Consols, ANC) ALL MUST RE DRAWN On Fazosx, of June. when the Lottery finishes. CARROLL begs to acquaint those who intend returning flu.; r Tickets or Shares, that, should either of the Numbers returned he draws One of the Fenn I'lo,ooo Prises, the Perven so retiunlug the Ticket or Share gives op ill claim to the 230.4100 Prise, or indeed to anyy. otber Capital or Prise tint the Nrimber or Numbers so returned may be drawn. Br T Mel LD ANT PARSON holding a Ticket wish to retain only a part of that Ticket, CARROLL will with greet plea sure share such Ticket, and let the Purchaser take whatever part of it he pleases. esunott shared and sold in the last few Months, 4 .3R7 x 30.000 7.003 26.000 1416 9 1AM 4,t26 B,llOO 1.516 .20.000 dice. be. .Ind Fusir Capital Prizes that were drawn the First DIV, Pith April. NORDIAL UALM of OILEAD enriches the blink without inflaming it; braces without stimulating too violently the netvetts system; frees ■nd disbartbeus the vi.er-a and other important organs; resolves obstractlons. sterns •he.ns the general habit. and brings back the mosellar their natural and healthy tone. gold in bottles at r is. and kn. each, by Mr. S. Leigh. Bacon and ti 1.. 130, Orford-street; Mr. Ward. Holborn Stradilaq , Royal EseLtage ; and all Medicine riders hi the kingdom. _ 4411 Regiment of Foot.—To be Lieutm Cants without pur chase—Ensign Jackson. vice Diithy. der.% tsod ; Lieutenant Cotton. from the half-pay of Ihr Royal trtilk ery. vice Robin son. deceased..—To be Easi.;n4 without wrchase— -- Cludwood, gent. vice Clarke, deceased ;R. 1 Rhea. gent. tier Jackson. Sth Ditto.—Ensigo Plastid.. from half-pay' t f the Royal York Rangers. to he ensign. lice Shaw, who racy nalifem , re" ceiring the inference. 19th Ditto.--Captain Fitzgerald. from half-pay tk 1 :1 loot. to be captain, vice Llewellyn, aho exchanges, receLsillf the differeurr. 10th Ditto.—To be Lieutenants—Ensign M.Manns., with out purchase, tire Drnnoliond, deceased; Ensign C 65 mot', by purchase, glee 31'Manus, whose appointmeut has net taken place. 47th Ditto.—Eosign Nelson to be lieutenant, without I R ir ehase. Tice Forte•ome, appointed to liar 3d /toys; Veteran Hottali,ea ; C. F. Neynoe, gent. to be ensign, vice Nelson. 34th Ditto. —Rrevet-Mayor Fauut, to be major, without purchase, vice Worsle, deceased; Lieutenant Ellie' to ht captain. vice Faunt ; Ensign Lax to be lieutenant. vice Ellis Ensign Burrows, from half-pay York Chasseurs, to be en i sign. sice Lax. tkNh Ditto.—Lieutenant Bruce• from Ie or Grenadier ne giment of Foot (Werth. to Ise captain. by purchase. lice I:le ftenaillii, who retires; Assistant-Surgeon Smith, from half !pa o thr Regiment. to be assistant-surgeon, vice, Simpson. d. ceased. 11111 Ditio.—Lientroant Taylor. from half-pay of 30th Foot. to be lieutenant, vice Mairis, who eke Ranges. ttilth Ditto.—Easign Murphy, from hall-pay 40111 Foot. to be ensign. vice Barri Son. who exchanges. 91'1 Ditto.—Captain Mitchell. from halPpay 23th Foot, to be captain, Tice Hobbs, who exchanges. let Ceylon Regiment.--To he Fecund Lientenants—Quar termaster Kennedy. without purchase, eke Gray, promoted ; Second-Lieutenant Mylias, from half-pay of Bourbon Regi ment. eke Kennedy, who exchanges.—To he Quartermas ter—Lieutenant Fox, from the Corps of Ceylon Pioneer Lateen'. vice Kennedy. Cape Corps.—Ca valry—Cytain Sontemut. froaKAlt• Mntry, to be captain without parchase; Lieut. Hon. J. Mas sey, from half-pay 20th Ugh' Dragoons, to be lieutenant, without pnrchase ; C. T. Bird, gent, to he cornet, without purchase. Infantry.—To he Captains. without pnrehase—lieutenant Stuart, from 7211 Foot ; Lieutenant Aitchison. from the Royal Artillery ; Fitzelarence, from the Coldstream Foot Guards; LienieJant Slocien4trooni, bier wo l gerset, appointed to the Cavalry. - -To he Liettiensnts • without pur chase— !Ararat': rnistrong. from the Royal .tfrican Corps. vice Fleeson. who retires opt'," half-ry Itoyal African Corps ; Ensign Knight; Ensign Hon. I. Keppel. from ltd Foot; Ensign Markham. from ait:t Foot, s ire tockeastrooto.—To be Ensigns, without prirease—Gentleman Cadet Warden. from the Royal Military C.oileire; Gentleman Coolet Ennis. from the Royal Military College tieollenian Cadet Rich mond, front the Royal Military Ciillege. vice Knight.—To he Quartermaster —Deputy Provost-Marshal Ilumphrys. 3 I Royal Veteran Ratta;itin.—Lientenatit Forteseue. from 27th Foot, to be Heat-neut. vice Brown, who returns to his ioniser situation on the Retired List. _ _ Nth Royal Veteran Battalion.—Lieutenant Macleod, from half-pay Sicilian Regiment, to be Lieutenant. vice O'Connell, appointed to the 7th Rol al Veteran Rattelion. ttfiVlT.—To he Majors in the Army—Captain Bates. Rossi Artillery c Captain Kettlewrll. Rolat Artillery. G•anisoNs.-.-Majur-Oauerat Griffiths to be captain of Yarmouth Castle, in tblffilsie of Wight. rice Worsley, de ceased. M . cu. The appointment of Mr. Colgulinun to as esiaienry in the 10th Foot, to be sire Connor. and not vice M'Mauus, as stated in the Ossette of 811th April last. IMPOSITt THE Kr:CO*l+llE %THE. H i VMARKET. I THB DIREU I ORS respectfully submit to the Retitle the Motown to Portooss Wowed at these - #4 0 1.1" X7 1 4 64.81111111.WIP16.11114 set**, benelits lo every es eambisied. The Payment of Rent is allowed to sufferers by Fire without Increase of Premium. No charge is mode for Polities—no responsibility eon be lo- coweed. es in Partnership Societies. wherein every one is liable for losses to the extent of his whole Property. Lars IN•1 RANCIS effected: the eventing or purchase of Annuities offered to the Public on the same equitable Terms. WM. BRETH 4M. Serretar). n.t‘mturrs. I. Wilby, Osaelt, York, merchant, to surrender June 90, 90, and July 13, at the Court-Itouse. Wakefield. 11turney Mr. Ta)lor, Wakefield; and Mr. Lake, Cateatun-street, London. W. West, liradenbury, lie eford. dealer and Arius:an, June IL 13. and July 1.. at the Falcon, lirom)artl. Ilere ford. Attorne‘s. Messrs. WiNiatus and Mite. Lincoln's-- in Old-square. Loudon; and Messrs. Dangelield and Howell, Brom) ard. T. Ilteggeti, fiennundse-street.grocer, June 10. IT. and July, 13, nt liuildhall. Attortul, Mr. Denton. Sew Laion street tittle 1%10001041a. _ . J. Ellett, Crispin-street, coash-spring-nseker, June 111. 21.. cad July l& at Guildhall. Attorneys, Muusra. Furl ell and Partridge. Nielinte.-13ne, Loinhard-street. 11. Barter. Rivhop's kValthaid. Hants. grocer. June I 24. mid Jriy 16, a' Guildhall. London. Attorney-, Mr. Parting ton. D% Ilulborn. W. Wilkinson, Old Broad-street. City. merchant, June 10,20, and Jul) 16, at Oisildhall. Atturney". Messrs. Lash and Mann, Prinet4-street. Bank. . J. It. Hell and W. Wilkinson. Old Broad-street.l'ity. mer idian's, June 10. 20. and July 16. at Guildhall. tttorneys. Messrs. Bo` ill and Tustin, Bride, , •-steeet. itla e krelapp. J. end J. Wade. Lerd4. woolbtapler4. June 22, 93. and July 16, at the ra•nle snit Ball Inn. Both. Attorneys. Mr. Stephen, Broad-street-buildings, London ; and Mr. Isaac, Marshfield. _ _ A. Maitland ■nd J. Idderlev. Breutford. ironmongers. Jou. In, 17, and July 13, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Fen ton. Freesas• -court, C .irnhill. 1. Rob•rteuti. eirussentir-place, builder. June 10. I". and July 16, at Duildball. Attorney, Mr. Boxer. Furslvars-inn. Holborn. J. Bradley . . Manchester. cotton-mrnufarturer, Jane 16. 17, and July IS. at the Dog Torero. Malvdt,ester. Attor neys, Mr. Wood. Manchester; and Messrs. Hurd and John sen. Teniple, London. A. Prentice and I'. Shell?). !klanchrster, rouslie-Innonfam timers, June 13, 10. and Juiy 13, at the Froten lea. !!lose, Staford. Attorneys. Mr. Edmunds, Lincoln's-inn, London: and Mr. Dent, Stone. S.aCordehire. J. Bragg, White:taten. thread-manufacturer. June 16. It and July lb. at the Black Lion lin, Whiteifleli. Attorneys. SI r.llodison.Whitrhaven ; and Mr. Faleon.Temple, London. 0. Smith, Leicester-square, tailor, June it. l& and July IS. at Usildlt.ll. .ittorney a. Mr. knight. Iligh-street, Ken sington ; and Mr. Popkin. Dens-street. Soho. Hdleston. Blackburn. Laneseter. shopkeeper. JIM. 19. 90, and July 13, at the Star lan, Manchester, Attorneys, PIRTNERSHIPS DIKSOLVED. W. Mole, Worcester. and R. Lockett. I I ereford. common carriers—R. Alpe and H. Alpe, Swaffliam. Norfolk. mer chants—R. Atkinson. and I'. Atkinson, Sunderland near the Sea, Durham, saddlers—R. Simpson and E. Nestleid. Sear borough, millers—R. and J. Newhouse, Huddersfield, York shire. plumbers—R. Mays sad T. Sampson. King's Lynn, Norfolk, coaehmakers—C. Greases and T. Kemp. Hodder*. tli Id. Yorkshire. printers and publishers of the Yorkshire Casette—l'. Styring and T. Barlow. Sheffield, scismar-mane facturers—T. and G. Cartwright. and G. 0. Pogson, Not tingham. Isce manufactstrers,as far as rriste. to G. 0. Pug son—J. Trnsidder and K. Downing, Pettry it. oil and mustard ntannfarturers—W. and J. Broadbent, of Bradford, 'York shire, cotton-spinners and manufacturers—T. and U. Lovell. ted Lion-street, Holborn glass-cutters—J. and .1. Cook ' wonky, Plymouth, chemists and druggists—W. Sutton and ca-slake, New Sarum, coopers—J. Keet, nen. and E. tee!, IF;irteuroutls, linen and woollen-drapers—A. Paton and T. Uill , Ilishopagnte-street, hard-soap-manufacturers—R. Sryatisanci R. Tronson, Liverpool. general and commission merchants-- W. Underwood. J. Room. J. Room. jun. and J. Webb, IlriNtk I, as far as regards J. Webb—J. James and J. Ti lre ff a tt. of Liverponi, thip-smiths—J. Lane and G. Ed wards. of Bristol, Spanish wool brokers—T. and B. Bedford. of Mitcham. Nui•res, common brewers—ti. I). Balmer and I). Lowndes. Liverpool. attorneys and solicitors—W. Shortriihre, J. Todd, Jan.. C. Todd, I). Fraser, and A. Pletcher. Glasgow —J. 11. Baverstoek and J. Levy. Alton, Hunt.. bankers—R. Chi) and E. Roscoe. Liverpool. iron- U facknisca--E,suld T. A. Drum, of Beratondse) -street. tallow-chandlers anti !salters. L.411' INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF-KINGI3 BENCH, Ji:Nt S. ',MICAS comma Pon Mr. ITV( moved for a writ of habeas corpus, to he directed to the Keeper of his Majesty's gaol at ll cheater, commanding him to bring up the body of Henry Hunt, Ell4l. (now in his custody in execution of the sentence of this l'ourt), in order that be might be personally present to show cause against the rule now depending against Mr. Alderman Waldman, Mr. She riff Parkins, Mr. Hunt, and others, for an alleged in terrnption of the election of Lord Mayor iu November last. Mr. Justice BATLEY (the only Judge in Court). — Von had better make this motion when the Court in full. Hare you any in4tance in which a similar appli cation has been made in the ease of a defendant in rs:ention of his sentence: Mr. Cnorti.—There are instances in which a prisoner in restudy has been brought up by habeas corpus to give evidence in a cause. Mr. Justice BAT [Av.—That is a very different thing; but have yotiany instance of a prisoner being brought up in a rave in which he may show cause by affidavit? Mr. CIIIT rv.—Vour Lordship will observe, that the rule in this ease calls upon Mr. Hunt to show callow why a criminal information should nut be filed against hint. and I apprrhend it is matter of right that a de fendant in • criminal case mpy be personally present eve, to show cause if be ch oose. ' Mr. Justice HATL 0 ferring to his notes and the o ffi cers on dm aide).—Vou will find au application was ogee ' e, that a defendant in ens ! tody might attend thi execution of a writ of inquiry, he being of opinion that he assist to attend, but the Conti would nut grant the apididadol). Mr. ('utter.—in that casts the defendant was not called upon to appear by any rule, but here Mr. Hunt is called upon to appear in a criminal case; and be side. that was a civil proceedine. Mr.,lll , :ice B tYLCV.-- Ile mode of .Itowinxe, eanse is by affidavit, amid he is to show cause in that way. it' von think you emu sustain the motion, you had bet ter mention it when the Court is full. When the full Court came in, their Lordships pro creded on the new trial paper, upon which they were occupied until three o'clock.' At that hone The Sou c voa-tian BRA L was called upon, and stated that he was in attendance to pray that the rule might lw made absolute in the case of the King r. Parkins and others, but as the day was now far advanced, pro. bahly their Lordships would nut be disposed to enter into the business; lie was, however, anxious, for the convenience of all parties, that some day should be fixed on which the case should come on peremptorily, although it stood in the peremph ry paper. In the ordinary course of business it would probably come on in the course of Monday or Tuesday ; but he begged to state, that on those days he shonld be engaged in a very important case in the Conatem Pleas, which bad been specially fiat(' for argument by the Chief Justice of that Court on Slunday. If it suited the pleasure of the Court, Thursday was likely to he a convenient day fur all parties. Mr. Carreh saisLhe should submit on general prin ciples that the defendant was entitled, as a matter a right, in a criminal rase, to be present. The CHIVI J;•st it e.—ls there any instance of the kind on record ? Mr. retyrry said, he was not aware of any case :n which the Court had granted a habeas corpus and the like circumstances, He would admit, that in t:.- case of Mr. Richard tiaythorne Butt, an application the same kind had been refused by another Court. The Sotti - mou-tiariturtAL.--Thot person was is t::e custody of th • MarshaL Mr. CHisrr.-1 mention that as an instance , against me, but I hope to distingtakk it from the present ewe. The Soucrroa-threstam..—That was an applica tion movie for a habeas corpus in the Common Plea , on behalf of I . r. Butt, and the Court refused it. .--I cite it against myself. The Cotes drat tcs.—We will call upon you when it routes to your turn. At the close of the day Mr. (~,ivy renewed his motion, which he anted was founded upon an affidavit of 3lr. Hunt, to the i t fect that he had attended the Court from day today i every term since the rule Ishii for a criminal informa tion against himself and other defendant& hart becn .01144114 - IWO ie Apewing nose agninet it : that he never intended to retain or employ Counsel ran his behalf, and that he had not, in fact, retained or employed Counsel for that purpose ; and that he wa desirous of having an opportunity of showing cause in person. On this affidavit the Learned Counsel sub mitted that he was entitled to the prayer of his appli cation. It was to be observed, that the prosecutors in this case had not thought fit to proceed in the ordi nary way of indictment, but had selected a mode of proceeding which called upon the parties to show cause why a criminal information should not he filed trg.oiti•t. them. '1 rue it was, that the defendant might file an% davits, and probably the contents of such affirlavi.s would be the t.ne I' •ts of what the party might b.- permitted to urge in his defence; hot the elect of those allidmits might materially depend upon the mod- . nate knowledge of all the facts and bearings of the case, whirb the defendant alone might possess. '1 he personal attendance of the party in some cases was 4 sestially necessary, for the purpose of surgesting al - gnomons and observations in defence which - could mily come within his tin n knowlt.olge. Justice toward- a party exposed to all the perils of a criminal prose. lion, imperiously urged the pr.opriety of allowicr personal attendance during a discussion of such im portance. Fur his (Mr. C.'s) own part, he shoulo! extremely sorry to be called upon to enter into t examination of sun h voluminous affidavits as must to.• tiled in this case, because they would embrace mattes . : of infinite importance to the interests of the partie., and more particularly to those of Mr. Hunt, who w...s I peculiarly anxious to conduct his own case iu showing i cause against the role. He was anxious to urge thoo-e oolsseevations which occurred to him to be necessary t his own joistifi •ation, and which would no doubt come with inure effect from him than from any gentleniaa of the bar, particularly when urged with that sor: of ability and acuteness possessed by him, so mneh be yond the ordinary class of mankind. He (Mr. I.) would submit, that though he found no precedent; (and he ha.l sought fur them with industry) in which a similar application had been granted, yet as nurse were to be found in which it had tis•en refused, be trust ed the Court w odd not in this instance refuse it. The Otter Jus rtes.—You find no instances in which such an application his been made. Mr. CMITT r resumed, and admitting the 01)%fria don of the Learned Judge to be true, yet, he t•ulfr mitted, that upon every principle of justice the deft na ant was entitled to the writ now prayed. In all ci.• s of misdenteanottr 'defendant bad a right to he present. . A defendant might not choose to einploy Counsel : he might nut have the mans of dohs:: so, and was he, in his absence, to be subjected to the perils of arr mind informat.on, without an opportunity o: showin_ cause against it? If, indeed, the Codrt itself could With propriety, in the administration of its justice, heroine the advocate of the defendant, most undoubtedly Mr. Hunt would be satisfied with thradvantages which he must experience at the hands of their Liirttobipit as that was not to be expected, he was anxioo. r.. sent bts own cafe to their consideration, Ly means ct a personal attendance. The reasonableness of 1v.% quest was obvious. He did not seek a plessnr.thie et cursion to London; he must still remain in the rustedy of the gaoler ; all be sought was the opportunity vi