The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-05-25 00:00:00

r 11 ! 1 / 4 ri9nr P - '''`....aMiiirl TI1Z:: S ., r. rtortiniesti ren:lowd from our Paprt of ) r-terJay.l • —.Se.- •POt I.:IIENT V. tl;er, at att.+. thy' hr has known Thinvi raw.rds tour or tit r vr:urs !hit hr, As the laws from time to titre everted in every country, of necessity arise fr :nJ apply to the cir cisessrances in which that country is at those dates specially places', it 'diet. Pe• prestioned that the prin ciples and proceeding% of a Legislature, in which the people possessed a proper infittenee, would correspond with the Pri:ress of Public Opinion. lint while Sa lient fortes are tumid onstoitable to the %rope of modern hisprovemesit, sod institutions ork ;sally l execileut Inseam. rurrupted Au.) peruiriutts by abuse, retortion°a is opposed lay those who profit Isy corruption, and the eulightestesi winds of the nineteenth century are timed to veneras... -sod observe issole‘ilq, the preceds tits es. tahlishell in the twilight of the 'distil. From the ex tension a reading, awl expesiciser, cotinnunieanion and rellection. the r.sys uf political light have been gradually spr:niel among the people; while. from ceases, too obvious to allrution. the •nwasures of liorernmento routines. to be ronstrurted on the Etouracied scale and knowledge of an autitinattil agr. That deference for similes u Melt years have conse crated by the associations of utility anal expedience. however fit it may be c.,1:e41 .:pun to cheek the pro jecting sp i rit of wild and si-haroary disturbance. m. nude; the pretext sof averting the datagemaaf innova tion, which are imaginary or iniptolstble, toe frequently inealcated to sanction the rotstinttuuce of actual Impo sition atitl grievatire. I: is lath math address eat pls:yesl alt tierausions When a privile g ed ostler takes alarm; and at no time wore earnestly, than kis defend in..! the alos-es of the alectite franchise. and residing l'arhamenhary Reform. midst the growing eunvietion in the pahlic mind of tic- neeessity of an extensive anal Radical Reform in Parliament, the supineness and languor of the Re preFerstaiive Body exhibit a striking cuutrast to the sentiment and spirit that pervade the great Ludy o f the people. 'I u the ousel ardent 14'66111a riantva shin is denied; and such correction las has born dared among the abuse.: of Parliament has 'wen gene rally urged by 'hate impulse. and confined to narrow views. Ibe oily Reforms since the Nevolsitiont in the constitution of the House of oils, will he found to have been made in consequence of party spirit, ur the rollisions of personal interest. The first ocrurence of ihr Lind 4ilsided to, which took place iu the year IN!. and 11 Litt. i. sutlirirut to show the horrible corrupt' to t , hid; a ncient provi letres may be readily ;domed is .u. occasioned ley t! ,e discoveries a a Select Comitti•we appointed to deter mine a mots uteri eternise, for the laoron,:h of New Morels:ono, in tsmasez ; and as the proreealio;s on that invasion were resisted strongly as all intimation, AIM liaie !Ws i.nir a precedent 11 :treat l'arliamostary im portance. t.. tthi. h reference has Welt recently rioade in the ease of the borough of Grarepourial, it is ectrealiciot to review the tin normative% that relate to that extraor dinary allair. Thu immediate matter, that caused a petition to he pr• sent..' fa the Mu., o f co d ,. ~,,, n s. and that b ec a me the sit ilia sit the sitlrset i lleiit colstrllettln.• there. Was this. The 111...wr sting tlllicer had returned a caustic:ate with only votes, in prejmiice to another who had 07; er n hi. he lint) sieric.l it, without examining the rah airy of the votes hr hail t t ueried before hr had ut.ole his r turn. When raitc,l upon for &fetter. a m.austalsins scene was Itrttil 2 itt to light. A luajatrily of the freemen of that Itorottgh, it :spiwared, has) formed themselves into a Stir irl , niftier the name of the 'lin tr.TIA t , r I lie objects ro hich, it was professed, KC!! :11.: c::rott ragelllt lit of art. of charity and benevoletore, and the promo,i in of such tither poorposes as were Sllitable Ito the impo:t al its name. I oder the sanction of piety and religion, and under the cover of orca.ional arts uf hinolsie-s, they profaned the Hann. they assumed, by 'talking it a rloak r rerrying am the worst of pur poses, tt :Go assotrauee fiery aequiresi from their emuhinatiou, thy) iinii!e a traffic of their oaths and 4 ., fi ..•; e ns•t.::, -.oiling this horiiiigh to .air to tLe high est 1.4i,1.'er ; e 11:!e the freemen whit bail nut entered their asurrialiJii were ilcutived of every legul beneht front their se, to.eirolters of Ibis society writ !••vanal to secrecy. red to each other, by 'sages, us-Stings, lames wills large penalties, ;last all the ties that cupid strengthen their compact : anal carried on this traffic the means of a Select Committee, who, saunter pretence a f scruples In the lire surd Jud root of the 13th inst., obserya of some kind or who., never voted a; elections them- tim' on the state oft he connotes. its the spa-mires of Lot t)% 1 ' 4114 - ' 111 " 4 ' . Ir"der""iiml e 'l I"'ll'i r ia". lat" T "" r • Grenville and Liver, tool, nn the 24th are cow heing the persons who actually sold the hors ugh, molted on he WI :Pivot-ate of free trade, with some atri um) rect.: Veal the m!ipulatril print. g-ave direction , : to lily, rend ereat Fe% Cr! tr. It had Loren observed by Lord their brethren how to rote, and by this complieated a 44;41,411r. that the poor infatuated people, olio iota - evasion, the employers and their agents lusting fully gilled they c ,111 , ) relieve their dist re••; by overtorning .4 !satisfied their conc. - how.., without any 'temple. shared !,fur .. .OHS'', tion, were object% of rompas.i . on rattler than the money as . as Ilse deoinn teas complete. of punishment ; and Lord Liverpool observed, that it 11w !Lemming Officer. it Ira* found. bad helonktd: was contrary to the interests of Go country to intro to this society, and having la Less %Mile disgust at the doer any elrarvtre into its agricultural scorns. The Ger eoanditet of his associates, hall thought proper 1.0 man writer remarks, that Lord Ilrent ille mititt Lie sort the party. 'the objections he had ninte to the inelnded, among his infatuated people. many who ride majority of legal votes arose. he said, partly f his in coaches, and yrt have no more sense than the me experimental knowlesl;e uf their corruption, and partly ; chanies who trudge on foot alongside of them ; men who I from several improper nets whirls bail tussle Within his suppose the! the unnatural height to which things were cog DI a• Ma t :it:trate. "P" the Lite elections raised during the monopoly uf trade, can be made pet- Autung the latter was the distribution of a very Large I ,,, n ,. n t_ w h o rannot,orwill ti,t,„„ect"that when the sear of motley, sworn to in an affidavit before him, rause yeasts, the earect must also cease. If the Corn - Laws were repealed, he adds, the people of England as the price fair %Ishii the votes had been ensured. Ivor these reasons lie was led I s t I,lo k Ur" those voters might receive from Germany and France, where the ! as stistissallfiesl, though Hoek had load the hairtilhooll to tu to r: u m , r an ,a ene r el d . y repay i t i mar if t h e exprnees 5,11 r a ke the t ralt ; ftgainst lailsery and corruption ; and cu ltiv a tion , as much for tone pound sterling as he bow having . taken the opinion of costasel, whose jud g ment pars three pounds fur. " lint then," lie continue,, coincides, wills his usin, lic bail returned the candidate o ren ts w u nishr/su f a ll in En g l a nd, an d th e interest of i when. cotes were free front these objections, though the eapital inve.:ted on land would be affected. And the number of their *rtes were romparatively less, who possess these estates and capitals? Truly, not the rpusi thsse grounds; together with the principle • poor working classes aim are calling out for bread, he professed, that lw tool not acted. tut Hemming lent the representatives of the nation, sad those who inhere, intentinsially wrung, be restell his plea ref are•coussucted with or related to the represeritatires . !justification for the illegality of•his eunduct.. Val. a. the nation, or some pertan in the same rank of 110. 1 isttses Moffat. mhos Ill`Cottli , has bora leered with 't i re a s ption isT spelt is, exercise of power by a Ile- The modification of the etwo Laws amid deprive mast am indictment, at F.diulturgb, to stand trial is fors- the !mining ( t heir would, sou ;my prisriple, bar,..berisa rich People in leliglintsl rd a past of their wealth, old High evan 4 ,1 J ust i c i ar y en th e 12th of Jnoe, for being reedeflt sat ,'ery dangersois teisslenry, it was dreamiest• on she other band procure bread to many par people c tied in robbing the l'aisley Climb Bank, in (alas- proper by the Select ~,,, to proceed against and the general result would be a n i n f us i on o f f res h getw o so esese n ago me the 13th of Ally.llti 1. lie has • hies; anal he was aceonlingly take• ism custody; latta...vbgastr into the industry of the native. lint palette') Li.ca • primmer for debt in the taltua-bill gaol since l in consideration of the eirrusestances that appeared ill Noe estow4 Irma! 'fluff pewee tirroroitiiiset :attuday selwright , this and of tire ohs...fiery he was led to snake of s.spertorody Normonda." hero to the \itt.;rty p.•rwu railed . Spenreans; that merge F.swar,t. sta. a metrlwr of tiii• Stwietv Mx' the brother of Ileor•_w wav serretarV to this 4oeirty. and at . the [tutu it; •zottie say attar!lini to Pokkt'• 11 .; , t -r 11.01 the greatrst comideme in 'be inteeruy of (hterge'Ellwaniv -• twine' in ,•it-•t-gar•orti on At 14tIs Dr; CROW?. at a public meetet.g, titre no.4lllnorge E.lstasil., who ‘hottlr sairl it no toe hiinibiiggiug Isere:the lo%ger; let .ir go to NinAdiehl, their i 3 a meetine. Ise . 1:1 there how come :trhl 1 will 'ell yult 4 grA uscl meter, - at ',toe r •!.ing h..!.1 arm rather forcibly. - lie Plonnlil nut go. and hr dill rot want to hr** a m sem rir:s. • Mused% at length. finding dont unulti not pi, said well. I will tell you now. rbe 4 1 1'crrt is, that the tioveissosent is to Ire tweet this r.r want a few men like volt that I eau ale pet.l on. - -- declined altogether. and then he . Vit, to -oi.peet Eduard*. and ever after he endeavoured t v uvo id- him. VII asking Edwards. • orne time Orr.. !ow , t!.,• wevitson ?' Oh." says EdwarJs, " 1 was deceived and di‘eitpointesl.- ... 'flit. allegations mails- by the lieturning Officer See. ing as fully proved. in the course of the inquiry• as the nature nt . the 1%1.e Wlllll.l admit, a Rill was at length brought in. to iniyini, state ts I freemen of Shorehattl. by none, fr.,to voting at elt.ctions oaf 31embers to some its Parliament, and for the preventing bribery and cur• rapti tttt in that boronelt : and at the same tinge an SAlitess was ordered that the Attorney-General should 'tutor. lite Vat- live metal; r. Of the eh. iatitio (*Job, who 'couttpu•ed the I'. t •ttee whieli transacted the bargain as to the sll.. 1.1 . thy borough al the late election. 'Me different troosaciiosis, hoverer, conset i ttent of thissubjet.t, conii toted throug.li the 5e5.4.11, and it ryas MO? tilt the last thtv of the Session that ;Is Bill received the Rival as , etto. The members o f th e dub were begird hr Counsel of ;1.11,1 it ; and many doubts were raised asi t o tow idloceetliti4s that should hollow. When it nits proposed to disfram.hise the honing It, this was alledgeol to he too datigerou, a precedent : others thou g ht 01.11 the culprits should Le left to the punish ment of the lan : hut thoolgh there was a clear rots vietion of their guilt, it was a matter of so subtle a ' nature as math. the e si o ldisto l ienrs o f hr n ' ev id ence to he rechurred ext I NW IV filitirnit ; and if the culprits, after brims ',nought is , trial, should e•cape without some signal toad: of reprobation. their case would r operate as an encouragement to the most bare-faced corruption, tiller* the people son it could Le practised I with impunity. The preatillole of the Hill on tlois mentor:l6le ot.casion recites, that, " Whereas a wicked a ml corrupt society. railing itself the rli.istiati Society, hail. or *vend years subsisted in the Insrottgle of \.w Shoreham, in the county of Sussex. aml consisted of a great 111:1• jority of ioer-ons hating a tight to vote at elections of Nlettibers t., sena' in Pail:aim-tit for the said }wrung,*; 1 a Itereas.lolin Cornett" (and .liters other persons WIKI‘e 7names are therein menti,onedj. " were no tubers of the . , . i aunt suelety : in order, therefor:, to prerent %twit an t lawful practiee: for the louts-, and that tie said h o . rottris from henceforth 1w ditty represented in Parlia- I molt, hr it enacted, that the said parties shall i.e. and ' 1 by virtue of this Art are, from henceforth incapacitated 1 a nd disabled foots gibing. any vote at any elertion for choosing a lettilter or 3leitibers to serve in Parliathent. It is also enacted, that hum hencef ails it shall and ' May lw lat.. tot to :Ina for every frerholder. Lein.. abov e ! the a g e of inie.yttl twenty yefrs, who shall have. within I.ltha rape tat' firunolter, rn the said enmity of Sussex, a i i treeitold of the clear )•e arly value of forty shillings, to giro hi+ rote at every election of a ',urges, Of bnrgesge% to serve in Parliament for the said borough of :Nevi. Shoreham. "And he it farther ettacte.l. Th2t the right of elec. I titan of any :.li;,tolour or 31ember• to s:•rie is, Portia innill fur tile Mid borough of New Shoreham, .ball Is', and is hereby declared to be, in such freeholders as aforesaid, and in t h e per-toes. w h o, by the custom and i usage of the said horistOs, hare, or shall hereafter i have, a right to rote at suns election ! thus. , whose s a w. aro 'tient iona.l herein, and ine:l pail i ated and Jill.. *bled by this Act only exrepted : anti the constable Or other prorr Oliver for the t• - hying, to whom the re ! turn fir slid' writ or precept aloes belong, is hereby re- I iptired to retains the person or persons, to serve in Par . liament for the said borough, who shall have the ma jor Initather of rotes of such freeholders atoll other per ' sous having a riAltt to vota at such election (except sorb persons as are heroin-W.ore excepted); any law or us loge to the contrary notwithstanding." 'lilt. Hell/ of election king thus extended to ahout I twelve Inv:Areal freehold. rs t.f the rape of ittattilter, 1 all elections hay: been eionlucted (in despite of the Ilan i gerous i tottova t ion), n ith all due roasiterivaaitlceuruon. sto.nnaker. No. starry, !hat F.twa.d. railed at his lodgings ~n the tw et February. ti,e afternoon ; that Kiwayils wished to go 'and burr a pot ; tha t lent h i . ....tress to Ir.inftsiet iu lloml.sirrat ; that they wen: awey tkyther fro.o itoo.l. 0 . tert • F:ihrot.l.4 propoo4l ihey ..hottig Ao llihwari•-roa.), an.l hafs• 11401111rthilie. to ettnli 44kr.r.1.; when in the ti.ry flirt a straitgr matt, drrs.ed in a rongh top root ; F..ftrartla says to • - hr rr. " VIIII to with friends !iv rill show yin' the house, and I will come. to von pee.. s::ntly ;* togother thry wrist, flied stoppe.l at the florae nril Orson; publie.bote,.. whirls is in John-street, Y.dg e-ase•rea 1, and the corner 01 Cato-street ; herr they erank together, in expectation of Edwards cowing; rner a dote this man took ---- ;an to the stable in C .tu•strret, am! said. that Edwards wonlol 9uion br here; as moth surprised to find himself taLen to a plater to meet !.:bards. and the c ondemnor th en l-tt hie,: not liking the apprarore of the w.for home. end w;.s very tenth astonished when be heard what lied taken pl.ser at the arable. VII. sax,. thatlewood an.l riltrards earn, In f:! , situp several times. inquiring if their men were i ; s a id, hr mold sleet leer t eli s e•ra. that I.c ass one; after a ten meetings, a ontls about 16 yvers of age hronOtt a leisni!ir, anti said a iitraon % esti the next tiny and explain. No persons rolled to ex. I he opeqed the bindle, found two thirrn swords of ' a cheap nuke.. and a Sitani.ii orti, and p om p s h ort r;l , cm; he took out two of the twurit% and hang them op I.: the shop. the remainder hr kept in a teller. Edwina,' ”ti Tl , :stletcoo.l saw il.e swut.l. in the bhop: I:4NrJeeot Ille.7:41 it WOklid give Arno rat h our; hr .aid, '• yrs ;" wr.: days a/Orem:lnt. !Potwar& salt!, you know tire*v to r• more of these s words ; h e :h e t, ' ,w e d what h a d or , ,:vet', And protinred the b u ndle : Eit trae ,t, was ow l, d e . itihtrol, %di.; they nunld answerr their purpose well, fur had ensphoyed a ;west'', to snake them a quantity i sso r ep, and lie sou!(' no! get any enure male, and these vale sat the same usa g e.PlN BIAS toil 'tart of them ant: under his neat. anti the rest hr desired l'ook to coat for. aslocls ha did its his rations calls; in about werks lie bean to open a little snore of hi. plan, and r;e, f lay items.. !ler I attratreet rho am. discovered., lee ta its ni et them ti.a! errning; he would not tissue the Is.,use. but a luau by liar name of Cowl. autsll.l rail at d ..untinet him. Cook ralled.anti they Oro! to Wont's, rear Vroriles•inar!:er ; Ls Sound Eduard% isi a fowl ;achet and peeking eartridgea in tin rises, le was surrounded %till* (YAM, primate". and powder. enntintsvoi.—Ther began a eunrersition of the v,::0•14 Woolly ploos they had in rl•ntemphition hr ..tys he turned Birk, sod requested he might hare some thing to slunk ; 112 rave half-a-rrown ; wine gin and porter was sent tor; two Irishmen came in, and hear snit the proposes; plans, one of them said, it wax and he was .ore there was a trap laid fur thesis, anti ha. wits sore !here was a spy rotinetted with them t the — !anted os mersint the next n:gh!, hsst did not sae trl: * ere.; the Iris:omen tletlitteel meeting tlsent, lout Gorda see how the; bo ols, and then they wool(' be ready to them. -- and the iri•hooten kft, and on going clown liolLorsrnAlse Irishmen asoured -- there was a 'le among them. Ito night of the 2.,1J his r .phew 5,5.:t Tisistlewoutl. Brunt, liarriron, and e•isers, i s tlistrellearret ; ?Awards mild all was sap, they I•arl loss•• 1 attarlsed in the room, it was ' suing tee the Mart-leleune fellow they had h e m ) b e s ta y e ll, lie went with Es!w anis aod Thisilenood to his house; Eels worri s v.er• '/Eos•k to the others to provide luelgissas fur them. hasty they sues ; kldwards had plassioNt :trot he sseeuld he in nastioe rear Lord I iarnoA lay's, to 'Cr Willi Wels ruin,; ila, mid if they :net s Orstaption ;Ise% were. all to restos. to Islsn in the esito;re, In order tel rally their forcer ; they did inert him, anal he then said tisey resist fly. and hr would pre pare Intleivgs for them : enstnno4 flown il o tho r s s , Yaliu threatened to shoat E.ltrards fur betrays's:4 t liras ; and I un•seysently Patin left them, and the others proceeded tv Chs.rell•street. Ott the morning of the :11th, Edwards went to - in - street, area said, " yuoi ompot keep Thistir ond evenonr, I send *noose friends to take him away ;" in half au hour the ulueers rime and took Lie*. 114, 4uzen was thew uut offering the reward VIII. of Little Itrury-lane, states—l know G. FAe•Jr,h:, W.: brother t I am a----: tau years ago I:. Edwards tray at Windsor, and sent me %011ie beloneirg to the Loyal Family to mend: I mended it, and wet it to him: li. gilivarils and hi• brother Ire qftently col!ed tiro!) toe. and Oil the t'.141 of Fehroary called at inc house: Ise wanted ore to go with him in th. eterdag. Dist my mistress told I • I Was out. After the eve-street bitsiness, Eil•rarols and his brother same to my limise. And sent In . uhisrit'si fur a /Eire: he 'aid that it---d lying Cobbett had rhaeued blur Mich lir;ng a sly, and Wills having tr:ippeil Thistiewisid be trliin tie fuller where he bolted. I met ti. Edwards shorty after in the Old Bailey : I said. " George, you toto.t have male a good thing of it if you base gut the I,ltoo/." Lie burst into a tit of laughter, and said he had plenty of nooses% Previous In the Cam-street business, ti. Ed wants coiled at me loose with a tsar with ;a sword in it, and said, when in the act of patios it wit... Here is a pretty thing for the heart of dot J— —d Si hosouth," aid used violent Waggle ageism Itoverautent. 'TILE SI ATES'IIAN. rt:9Gag.ss 01. PUBLIC OPINION U\ PARI.II/9”11'4411' 10.701131. • No. XIV.. fIoUHOM Or NEW • of:win:lAm. the infamous eombinition of the eifetors, Le was ai.- eharzrel. after receiving a reprimand, wpm his ksters. iron the Speaker, in the ptesence bide Hour. The vtioihinat un being of tnu flagrant a nature to be 4iverlouli..d. and Cie Sell:et rismiiiittee Iloilo:: no pnrer tri I, , rueeed in it any further, they reported the whole eirennis:atieis to the House, and moved that deer' would mai,r them illative for ulterior roreedit:::%. Nat even thin preliminary s:ep could out be taken Without etwolune ring. up!). •iiiam from the friends of enial....isiied order. 'lu tlwae %viol had resisted a revert Ail for reitioviisz the trial of controverted elertiosni from the umtal influences of the lionsr at large to the dteision Of S. legit I 'otoolittees. under the guarantee of oaths, it afforded an opportunity of pointing out the itwiivary and depreciatioc the ruirrits of that innuca t.ory measitte. The t Ipposition. however, failed in its Jesilms, and the nediati fur au inquiry' was cariied without a iiiVi.ion._ tell. it E. ? %RR. ' o.llablin i I Waterf,,ril • 0 thiern.... l a:1,1 .11-m, .. 01 I Faster* 'll liottenhurKl4 0 Ilsnahnret P 11111: 111: sTollili TlllO DAY AT OWI Wel. Bank Stork 9?1 I leak Store MI 3 per Cenl. Red. 6'0 ; 3 Dino Bond": elk. els. pis. II per Cr. Vow:. 00kii Old %Minnie.% n i tryl'e:l. 77 1 rt.llllN, 2d, -11 , 4. Sr. pm, 4 per t'rto A. tifil 1 itith. C • 11. 6 per FL Nni % !d:i? I Minium Long Ann. IV I 1-11% run. for Ae. SIMI Imp. 3 per I 'rm. Inn. Lott. Tiekola 1114 14s. 111611 WATCH AT 14911140N-111111X1R Tlila DAV. Morning. I) win. after It —Ann-noon. 10 ale. .I ,t M. CORRKtePON'IiEY7I4. S• it/ Mir Carrespaesslrate seem In timer token umbra:4 at the delay +ciao% has orrarr , d in Mc insrrlioa of their Caseautoilui;oos. tir ran (revere there that al: pensiblr alfestium is paid fu sw,ll letters. As% :Ps 'writ prblitutina: and r. Jun the t du ,•,.! up .rar. it in con ocean's, of flu noomero•ts nrliflcv ef news milli whirh err most iniiinpinnably Avoid< our itesofirs. e ttattOman. " TIU sTAIIIsII4% ‘. 11:CroRPuRattli *I/11" Tag iT •TtlPll I!. • I. CONDON: TnvitAiDAT EVENING. NAT t 5, 1 Silo. --~- The Pm:. I`..rers were not I)lo,li:heti on 3i,ol ae , account of the v.oleutnitir4 ob.erveit on that diq. The contents of those rt•evivet! 17e unitoporant. hi EN ell rt• Nn:.—Five /..r tents. 74 f. 3ut c.— Bat& Artio.e.:, 1512 1. t . . 0 c. Extract of a letter from Philadelphia, April V:— " The precentll before Con*re,t concerning the increase of Ihitic% im Imports, enerted to take place is June next, is au advance °id oth,, patiirnlark oti one article of Britials now iinyin7 a duty of 15 re: rent., % 111111 IS tO i nrreaec , l :2s per cent.: ar.J if the article :a of low quality, and the duty of 25 pr rent. on article Joel not asitowa to 6: I eat% re yard, an addition is to be that it shill :miJunt to the 61 recta. By the last accounts from Batavia it wa: ►eported that the Clot•rrnutent were in expectation of reveiv:n:: a reinfnrceuient of ti,lloo men f• ont Hullaud, aml. %vb, a the}• arrived, it was expected another desperate attempt would he made in the '.'pring on Palembang. The 4t►lt:n► bad bent several nag! to OPEOliate a Irraty with Admiral Walterbeck, which was rejected ; and the Dutch were closely bbckedins Pal mbang river, t.ed nu pirates were seen in that quarter. The allvertikement of a rewa-.1 for the *pint heasia of Eilicarati, and the I.v!•iirrti.vl of the d oc ument', re . spc, tiny. hiv complieweit and iter , ia pints, have renew: id. al wr anticipated, the of the I üblic mind, in 11 the bearinv of his public were with the detectio) epirAcy, ati.l aupalled as i..l►lurnt and avowal of the Tsisile►ro"d aril L:s cool' horror whieli the people fel rotors who 4ttirerrol, i< sreceeded les.. Intl a<.• at the impunit eoatrit•ed the machination, Ira indn•try with w.•,ieh hi and freolirong h ail the weLittzr. he might dm our, is perk. ton• of human depravity. mural and feelings whole %Pruritic:: o f Fo riety mercy of the niii.t he repru.u•lied uith undo* Lerau.te they ..Luddcr at e. Li. invoked :L. ai it; flu charred with .n•ail'ctiu::, vouittendiice whIA tk.• arc' le it allex..l th t: the 'hat the of the Mini tired, but from l.ir• itterpoeil and Iwli, y, they are bon. attar•i.s of per zonal rev,' popalir prejudice? Let conic to proof. Le* it parent co-operation in nect...4ary til•guice iu Let it be. wade nidnifrst,' of their plots, but did measures, or furnish the the attempt. Let a publit Ili: case and conduct clear—to other eliaraeters from obloquy that lir, and :hose with whom cour•ti., hare aetA went of these shocking transaetiow. lint the imputations longer to b. re. koned tag tie, vilified. The tiraisil .Itiry hare received the charges hare found a true bill high trr.l9.,n. °pea trial. the ivutAie will evidence to whielt we trier, the spy. bat the evigin and lot traitorous sabrtner, a• conspiracy. O t rely.. feral the detegurgia attempting t, ed. tie interest vi the l Odic mind, 74 of his skutonnded as the *, ,he detection of the Cato street con- at they have been by the dere- al of the atrucions designs in %hick h's companions were engaeril. the 44.0 pie felt at the g ;tilt of the conspi- succeeded by an indignation not impunity enjoyed by him who had •hinotion. The subtlety and cease. w',ich it Low appems he prowled II nil the hatutt uf roe slittres.ed and r. 10:0 a rate;titute of SATAN. shim is perky.: nuraraileled in the his- eprarity. Are men, endowed with feelings of humanity, the hod the of society and individuals at the of nii: , e;earit , ---ari they to rlr undue sytntathy for malefactor.. 'der at the conduct of the "whit thiir c7imes Art they le be Ifectiutt, hecause they reprobate the the arch traitor has received: the informer :area the rountry; he Ministers would hate been gird- .. interpoeition : that, from gratitude are bound to protect him from the .414.41 rcrove and the torrent d ? Let dose a , sertions of his merit Let it he a;eertsined that his ap- un In the designs of war . nice in .order to detect their rut anifest. that hr watched the.prefleill at did not originaHy surreal tilt ruish the means for underlain t n public trial be granted to resat itct clear---to free not only his id 'ram obloquy—to (Tackier the rgiA s with whom he had his Isifseini and laudahly the 409 ocking transae iow. rations on the stretched spy ace" koned vague, oed rung no Isar b. 4 1 1.1 Jury of the connti of 3liddketS r charges brought araiust kW. sea „.2 George fader& lir I ill lie be acquitted, on a * tblic trill eernain tontinto,:lbisal 4 we refer, that be Las bSes ea sok eigin and insti;atse of guiltier all!! tines, as Ire 11 sa of tit C 50 0411 04.. referring to the (bug dry 10 1 4 111° scsinesti is oar celrissilo libe men tu eileh4e ) is 010 7 - * IX. • 111 4 t) of UM it tii ♦l' d. $ 2. r E * h r' !I 1 K If 40 I U f a a