The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-07-06 00:00:00

tin:sou:ly Omit lions,. ; r ig the awes of the whole. of _ . °bier. laord COCHRANE then rose, and read a very ' for the trial of all the cosset brought before the Confrvisdoik; but Ido not :— but thh Itnitilirstand, Made long statement; many parts . of which - reflecting .. daring tho Sessions.. I was reedy to, meet the aces. ' I bed eo.pledged my word and bungs}, it wou'd not strongly both upon the Learned Judge and the Jury . Wien before sech a ,Jury. ,1 • took nacteps to put . have etcapecl that person's discernoW that I did not . by whom be was tried, it was pretty broadly hinted off the Ariel for a day. 'Eke indictment was removed dire te make oath to the troth of inj statement. in the Nettie that it would be inside OS • publith. - - 7 1 from the Cowart before which it regolady.case, into i The Report of the Stork . Evehartite Censmittee wet lord Cochrane began thus:— .. , ~ ,'" o ICOeltrwheill.tild • PtoltetaterdnkletW that that aoald not published till twn days after my affidavit , and the Ma.•Seemtae.,—The rircumstaneeilelide *Moll cause via toile tried by .a flpeelal Joy, Dr. joins- I description of the tires, of the'Ptfitendedinestenge'r, appear before you and the House 'tliiV' dif; . ellAtle t men in eeteresce to the happier closla which Eogtaed as given by . them hi their 1 f Ire of the 7th, to' me to t at least, a patient hearing. The unfortunate sthtiemee, has Arse line* 1— .Dmn, ' - I wit, • brontgreat-ccnil and a rid under coat, Whig man, who, in the time. of Cardinal itialelimai *al •., • i Woe mielletfronlemeoiltded Alfred's throe " i erlsolt? diffeOnt from that in which De Berenger ap. r. P. MOORE said, he had to pretest a Petition condemned to be racked and burnt, on the chasieet : 1'.A. 4 ihodal saa SPld° l 4 4l 4 o wgre'us k ""•' , I Paved lidera-lee. which was it grey great coat stitter s from a Mr. I#l4 Rae, which, if the allegations contain- practising magic, when protesting his inn tad When, Sir, I fi rst` read them lines, I was wholly green. aelfirti.; J. Dully . believed that he vies not del' ed is it were true, he conceived to be one of eery exposing the villainy of Ms enemies, while chi s ite ' wkon Special Jar" anat. I noW•nnaler. *eteoperannt • iad eto !impressed, I published mY: peat InsPortnnse. For himself, he would not under- was preparing before his eyts, was, to prevent Ms stand NI list too wall ;and les mat Withest i clildlivit•of the:ptir• "eltortly after the affidavits take to say whether . the statements were true or not, being hearth) , tie people, tic - 7 -rile mouth ! hopes ' which has now.keeninactieett, anck, or tni sernntiias tai, •in which De Bereave but as he had been requested to present it to the with &crucifix, borne h moist.. 'Mk ' • _ . . _ the aid. appeared. • These Wilda** 14 in my hand, and,' ~,1 ~ N...., he thought it his duty to do so. The Peti- horrible judicial murder ' nom " 'lfit it the pleasure if the P 1414 . ',irrill read them. ' Queer was one of the parties convicted of the late Europe; but, of all the . i t DIM Thomas Disesi*aild Mary Turpits ~ fraud an the Stock Exchange. He began by kiting, the fabrication of evidence, _ oath, tliat the epplr'4o4 : l4, - ery and OW elot he was wholly Innocent of the difence of whit* of. the Judges, the : collar and .804114 there's* viriik4 oder I . C . C: a e r 1 4: # T', •'" MAW been.convicted ; he thought it a great griew- 1 green t •,... ..1 0 4y alltdavit of lbe v i of March was 'West' toriees falsehood of anew, that one set of men shook! be punished for the so d e ep a sense of ' . as a l .l . unniNtelfulty handled' brthe Ciieitect for tivespeoso- • - mitts of others: and he prayed that he might be crab's monk, ior every . 1 cetlidelpid also b . titit Chief Jesticif ' . 'llhejbasisleir -,.. permitted to appear et Ur Bar a the House, where twos* • of -, tritx tbe. 01111 . 4111411 babe . Oast I sevi*lld • tbs siete,' \ . , ::, , i .n.bmil.r: to . #•• ::' '-' ' 'll ; 4 • 0 - ' IK#f• 1 • ••• •4 00 0 ,1. t, _ ..--. -g- -! , 5.ir4.. 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Mil' - • 1•-- • ';' - 'ntents .1 , 4 it.if thlos'*o4o4,l*''' - -- - -o - 2 .•••"'• ' sa d -General L or d row j 11114114 alliklee ad t h e : aw ed thff* . • thie •• Pederson i-zo r r a li4 fedi '-' . lap .'• ' * - 14.. -•-• .• .we call a Jury at Der conottricf 'give I bOesi•olltlit '.. • :•: ; •.: ^ 4 4 ° t 'se-she nett .. _lt dlgelties whit* bee beat lh o teapoole i g iaigi ~ " . ~; ;. .• :*,•• 14i ' 1 tioifilt l y,/ = , qai '.'' -I . 0.0 , 1 1e' .'' ....., ' s r • . by a Je r r e ,' ar k , oadree r y r 1.4 1 , 46 . 0 . ,I,,e•i-.0 !' **•'• tie .•• '.• -,....?"-...* • Agit ) • .r j tae. , mod Stalesebs' that the assrnt dweast . u p. . 11 4. , a yea r .11b eata. observed, that illie w as elleatfit large felin laltriseithWiliat 't bp - `•:'' •• • • • 4 • '; Al "•• • r*e•'!'-o. OffilWAitietits Hoe. --• .! ' . • py tbellteswiae beialt =Abe table, It was or. lion Erma o:peoies mho had been consisted Of a Isigiciiiekoce. •' • ' •••::". " "";."-- 4 . 4 ' ' '''' - ir" ..' 441 1` ' i Special Joyles s . .. isistitifitte • iittifiVilltliqUiel• • • • • ! • alsilissessicel of tbe Nillite ~... leseles "melee tee" taisdansallsotry toad who fled from punishment ; and I• I toisitat betir4s . oAc VAMllititafhpii.toit; ii l l4 .. modern dile. bliffilliotweset oo the hedisfla • • s " • ".'-'-' '•• • i in f i an • $ .4 1. ' ..,, 416 01 M.,,• • • di ifeeta.et lati ed. the Iloaes was tatted on to receive `: the Petition of ; petffike trilylis .- - Illan n idal are 1114114 '* ' itia its rine iiihilkhouet, 'that matter" 4 bretNihnitir ' ,'•';'',,^.• , g , a •••"- •I N S . . b.. ..,•- e ! .1,,. : _„ MO _._/sl___te!l Soda& perms nithiset any reasons Whig - let 'forth 1 parent to l inyltellitt: :Tliii l tive puldgin . • r ",diffittitty, elerfinilleth Jery might not tfe Miltivalitatota • .... - re- -.4, •.....-• -....-• 7::: re , i o g e „, thercioatdiustity ion ' at doled, end to rebels. tbtp • hale,, 6.1 . 'a . seiftence MI lit • land I Wier eases or Insuriedbii 611.010101014 : 1 . • ,- . 1 C fel t i , _dp 1' thi" - •.o.t. ex.skrlixt -, •••7• - --- • -7 wheeled( 0 trial widuilklallatos placates& Court Of • Patted upon ‘'' 4 a* honbter Mhett • ' . -., -:%«0ka,..W...t.- • s;nd 'ttd like. But, ergot -woe;ttetsolOWiasitt - IV': ityi p uo - 41 4.0,..'. • . .1116", of P e al° . alkik lee :Jolt*. . -- rb. • Pell*** - istiMlad SO . abou94llS' tlao atilt to saki' • 4 listiltfr It'ar to Imo' 1 • fa r 'ileikk thit a Cantab.' ',Torii .compeiediffustr'f • .• • 2 . .4 i .. 4, , r1 , 4 01 : 0 1s. ... i * ;:., '.. : A i n ba C il " bothserl ! t r ielSra sai i, Who . lo pmeeedieg ors GoottisokisOri Orli Amami 10 litollt •. . nil , * nig. '. 1 . `elf • 1.4114.011 k 'lntl* atr_ot lonilopi, voile - • 4 0 , , 1 '. • • 'AppreMble 131 . 1‘1. de -bk. ituaereet,ood be foetid petik*lllithei oorsowimid : allitttr •* ..1104410 - • . loatiliiikaneatltretkrittikeitiot idly- Wortoktieretylhereltreir' setrerillitOk. ~ I f . . I' m * -• " ' t c'el*""" 1 " loriellhfithlit shoolifilftejetolicime testotedhoset. ,timollao! .. ‘. ' . ....... -. , oasts' for lent Ito decioo upon my case •a s upon the • ceeeteolr."- , .„ . lf, •-• ' AegitiellOrnlerr . .. . , '-' •' 1 -A . - ' 111 '' ' ' 4. s k ir . ,:i „-,,, ' ...holing'', . " WAS WO I, 'hundreds at o Ate condemned to death upon the5kt,..ti..4....... : . , . I *. f • .T . ,,,„:,) ea , -* •t 1 ' .- - .t - "lb • • Ai* WIN *II rt e. ' ell' or thiniglift)i ite I Ilk*, .- .- . *lll4l7l4likelO t -*ow if OOdra liseybi that' Salo CVO ' 4 4rb*l'o.4*•i - ' •... ' r''' . '-'.!". • t. , • ..4 1 Vlige. ''7 WIT OP NAVY. I, reify if an opporteeity were attowed lilm, **Oa sentenceniqwt, illiiili IheY• . . ee , it' yelliall mi. ..dosetinttlite• -; !fly.ekeisbootti Otte . - ' , . ?Or- bileirhsiak . - . ~ .. .., f , r ill .I', i : rT: r:yr ' • la Hot i ces o i ove d nail*. whole of the is proceedings fisethe penmen •es penotii vies . ,tdholdttil Of . lobo' horrid. of: Ji onsel . lferf fini s tibk•tt •is 'eoffirtent re .hovhelokSlip- 1 ' -.'. -• .. -s. , s., of littattiating is astinguisma Inatome fro* Ftlike' erimes,--crltues,Sitf tieljels dtli ~....• •; 1 f 'titles 'at* ' • •vetditt ffyisinst ale. "By what prihilpie bi t li t i egt., .. ?,.:,.. •-; - . ' I' . lii Of •• ' ' 4 ' ••• . ..- • Armv and Navy 1 •• - 1 , int • h. ‘..• - • !services which t h ey . ... • • t• „ " .. :,•-•, er; .: .•*. 1 e Jetty and the sessteoce of *Judge: that hi - srotda - Objettle'cioit ‘i•Y ilsi' . - kitadiil ;if it new putdattment,' althont 4heratelete' litatillt- ,"... - '..l",f' - . , t •! . _,. . .. Ael. 7 :•'-s t oz , .... : •-•4; - I n i hridertake to prove et the Bar of the House, . diet '. should bid I-. . ...WV I .. . • ri'" 4ll * neelleielf the evidence, 1 ' 41 ' 40 4* Wit-...... . -%.;:. 4 :! . .,; , •;;., lo , 4 ..• --. 5k,..( . • si .., • . 4440....,. -,,,', ha d 1 that Noble Person was innocent of the crime of •if they eeu • 'Oki . -,,it 'et •-'- • that- indletlil Isiltaire •- - ' • -' " ,e. • lO.• - 1. ;'-•rid.: ,- ..., la • - i. , ......., I 111 ' •° - • P°36°154 lifi ' die r t which he he'd been convicted. The Petitioner had.i on . ,-• .• *•'• ' ..i• ••- i n ariy . oviiiir lr - lt, Sir, the aecesation egeivist 106""lituttliillifi ' ;114• s * 44_, -• 7 ...1."., f. -.. I • the- ' • it of those i me , ~, , •-- 4...r-sr"... , ~,•s:_ .- • - 1 . : :‘, w . 4 ,t' _• : , ''' -910 9,.....: ' I Ingde this of f er to the Stock Eschaage, which offer ' those tr •• .1 . : leiVeast, iniwever, my; Abe coldnet of - my life under iteilltaiitHitelsini" . .... , -W". , -:... ,•,,,,,,•'. i.. ' ' .__...._% Pe eowill; 41 % t h ey , ~ ..,,,,,,,,, . •• al • t a ll I to . not only rejected, but in order to prevent .the ' husinsles tb en .1 blithe •critellifof Ode senenits; 1:10ild not think k necessity to•aitssiiit'•fiti• tWe-• :7 - 7:4;-,U , ~::•,....',.1 . 7 . ' '''''''s • I, _ • .., • • 1 •Petitioner M.Ratt from antsearinic as a witness ' The House Sir sr I psi! Derwin. and eve ' sieie %s whieb my lime has been teeidaie" a libel 1 ''' r '!" .5 :, 5. ,of Ear. . ;.• 4 anteitalted the' . 9 9 • r ,' • i '.. • 1 . ~,-ii i •r , ...*: 1 x I._ . • • .!t.' • • • ' 1 4 i f .., ' . ....-44 it • 1 Reit chara - ;,...-•-''''' '•',. '• • •:.'"!'" 4 1 land eft only is :too the other Defintdants, the persons be in . nobtalue Man is 1., ma-. , rT,Wit? . ..alttte in, „ 1. 7 jvaliattivery - eogaged in my prefestrinual duties. • Tito .....-:„„.,... v..;,,,.. ‘ ihe _. ~, a -7-,•:' s ... a t , .t•- .N ikit Trafalgar* , and : to the Stock Exchangeincluded him in the indict. ; Inc, that tire 64, , )1440101601Piet, the : ~4 1 1 , `lstfervii4kas it* been idl y spent, slat without R. Vie* . ! . , ment, arid had hint convicted . if his Petitimf were 'even that piker 'ttiOollllolltilriall iteifilluieti;-- 2 00 Ito lite interest" of my conntrY. liketeiapeWce .of ! •.. . • ", • '.'.-t of • ' - ' . ,rat . r 7 •-• '. 1 '... - - •• hot of view on fa no, . . , now acceded to, he should be ready to give himself nothing, dual '• , oriffer la dl es idittlel Abet . pat' beitrlr two thousand pounds, • for' *irk+ I noitshee• .•.' ;„ 'r7 -- 't - ' . ll/1; - ball :in the .;. ,INECt. - ..0f our warfare, where : .. E.' •he lag, of be 'Mat' troops the ad • l up tOustice• .• *t i s t were more- ; ... • in the balance . • sny'ilhd 'ld slit* titarl have riatisht pot ' thought of remeneration a I Osattilitid tii• • ••••• -.. • • t• Mz. BATHURST remarked that Millets hedl, been unjustly •• 1 e ar ne d . eisdations end procured plans of tire iarintetrinli ' • . : ' : t. ,ti . . f surrounding countries. Never had armies ! made an offer to reveat the whole of What be knew 1. •In the first ;.,-,,..- ,Sir, I hers . In tiny presence.of portitot • Ports and places in • the Mediteeisitiot*. 1 " ,•* 4 •!'", a bigher reputation for valour, enterprise, ' Britain ; , •for 10,0001. If be had evidence to offer to the House, . this House an , l• Ith Niel eyets•er the. topiary flied militated and matured plans for the 'tnnreVlrreisistl, ~ . , I and discipline, than those of Great .. . why had he not produced it on his trial 'before the 'o p en me, most. .: ' ' ilechrtoitiPtt.4 • Ilyilts . -. ion of thrower. They wereapproved, pte-: •-. • . ..• ~.4, -) in:t .proeress and at the close of the late glorious 1 ,_ . proper tribunal ?He would not oppear in . COurt to•ibocent ofthe crime vi .. c.isittlitilfillifk dia • -• practicable, end considered infelliii 1 •110t -r• ,__, ~ ma igu. How much of the praise due to sucu a, - . . . -I. , .. ..., .•4 ..- ii . • 4°.' •'• se his sentence ; but thought it more conveniest , sod for which 1 hare been conderre etv . 4. . „„ . •if fist meat alstiteoished•Offteers wow sill. '• ;1141/*7- • . 1, pr - condition of the airy belonged to the Duke ketin application to the House of Comtnonsie% ',lronton. of isoulahments. • Hating 4retuttaiitt.Alils at= 4. r i red them to' successive Ailmiiiistraflins, - ltd I- • • - • . :v • 1 of • eliirtgton, and other great and distinguished I t°444•••..... reliettr_lus case. Ile would oppose the biinginifittiliertion of *Polk' • tikOnce, I licit 'treated to etkoplaln "r . 'offered my services to pot • - tiltora it eitectition. , - • • :•: ;' • ' nders, their Lordships could well appreciate:l ;et tae Petition. •• .4't of the means; . • hare been use of to effeetuly ', Subsequently , my attention**, shiefli direeted to :.' 4 4-71 `..:':;_ , ' ' consemplating the present flourishing condi. ; I 1••• f, the British army, it was impossible not to C Mr. LOCKHART could not „conceive that • any . destructioii:'` • •' Writ, Bir o, ~ c , ever before 'known i the prosecution and perfectiiin - Of en invention *4 . • ", • / was likely to be answered • -by. ibis iin tbts, atia - . istlittr 06 . . .4 . iiit the protiecotoir ! I coesidentbinpublie consealensselett low r,.. anthili • ,-• ~• . . 4- J ,-, • .-' 4 :7 . alleeet ,to the wise, salutary, and eierncie•At • lk .c ' d ParP"' Here• was a mats wh I t ake l hoed testa' 7 ''. of -co IhiMis *halos-call ! the very dater the offeuce siellesepesevelly teld. le •- - - ./.- . '..- • wanton. to S • - ; ed • and punte d by the Commander is i Petition• -. . - , . . o f his owe wrong, he escaped from justice, ; *knew' ~• • ' l'it dr. idislitilltildosioF;oita 'older !my cherge,,,F-•!Mos toddy Seelpitilirtextbering.thiOs • ' t''' .- - -, e ''. i t liervieeithrie - - and appPeation to 'eery depart.' 1 ~..1114""tigehou. -r•.: to make disclosures to the House -; offer s of • ' teaSdi 'iftitggivaidieb • VlMAidence •it 40.1116 V. e objattv • *Mime Ilia ieletteer -• ~.'' 1' -1141114 ''' °f 44 iinu bey " rielegi ‘ lib ' l6°llllllkiP e°l6- t ww fia v els 4 a mi c t i t i t u roald not wipe away the st i gma * et. iof sock silt ' , ptibl l lsialfore ale otos' loth* Wo l ilaldete . •:.ier * Soisehlef whielowlllfil day 'wa s . iii, blity ;,-; ' „ • ~ [ ctkild by moving the Thanks of the House save. , ober Oscan, ca .. etched to the Noble Lord's character. ; under the * '''atsfi ii,PPeltruttei 0 k .inditiatig"date•• . !'fortilV t- "i n ' - •-•‘ -' ftiv.• - . • Witte the Commanders and T herefore , F - i the Petition ought Dot. to be . entertained by .. the lug? Was i . , risers:ire kitoirEt ttiatotepairtsf; iliehe,_ t• I bud been appointed to his bre-- : • i Olt - bitted bud non.cominissioneta, and to the Pri.. ~ . .., ' ," ' • pi the AffOr t _Navy, a 4 Marines Militia", H o u se ' vai l tio were *eke' .• ~', •sto an n idallettlent, trod* filter i , jetty% ship the 'lNnittant l i•autf Anv.teler 4 el thot *mu. • a • I ___ l . 1 'The questic,n w a s tho u p o t fo r t b r i ng i n g u p the b r i ta . of . . ... ..0:1110VIVIIIICO'll crilere'of. ,ros,:, pa**, alter 'expending more than a tliousend Poen& ; • . • . ay 0 , • • 5 : i 5 , . •, , • trlfffe"OrßlPTiftrreithTern#ll4olo - -t -,' •-• • - ... • • ' sia salaam INA Itel Oiniasuesly i . . . • nros t°al rrr j PPgltiS ita f f i llitfiersed a.z. disisissinv , .• '_ r • e auks', f or t a Army, to his Royal --11111* * 4 Vtelre l lhei '• 44 ' t • ' ' '-r. 4 e te" -41 ' :: . 5 ..- or ix . CiAi•ver - seiilit.lw.ieditiet l ik 4 wMcli this grouodless accusation has intioltol rie-'•o-i• - - ' • .., Imo : . 4 .1,'_ Highness the Duke of 'Trek, Commander in Chief • • for takin g i n e . ll W idendl° " the C` ) Py el : Ulle Ibilegni II" ' . '''" ' .- . ' 5 - 1414 ' . ir g leingb - del / ° iv behrd 160 0 10 " (46111114•41 " 4 W Ww '.'''' ' 1 and for the Navy, to his Royal Highness the Maki of the coavictitio of - Lord Cochrahe and • .Mr.Ciieb• ? Aim in the min , sof of whole nation, 'of- h ; arid it was *nil Ilifllle RIO the •ssf•ibiso • -,1-preferting a bill of indictmetiK in order that the - mthit6 that I fOunattfatinfoinievies To .ea .• ...K. •- . ; of . Clitrence, Admiral of the Fleet, by demo te sallp6aitlyoligtfaileit.T.7.6) r- ---' • 17 ':- .l a. . ~ be comMitnicatid ta the Officers and men in•oallt4o. • • as ..o chrane "mum I ,Grand Jury, be it composed of whomsoever it might, the fraud, from the following pure-graph n the • ;0, •.. -- attendance, and beilig answered•in the affirMative, be ! 'holdall pre-disposed to find tit#'bili ?' I ask you, lic prints of the 7th :- •'• -.4'1-s' -. ~..., . 1 7••• - ,,.... partmeet.••• - %44 4 -..4 , 4 - • •••• - desired that Le, a Cochrane be called in d , and his) Sir, inill•askthe House, whet he r ft was ever before •• We are glint to he ' ne doe tee Committee 4 the stclefg.ti&° -,. • . A IePHIS/STICE BILL . • ' ..t; th t e he aus A p tion of t, themMilareanits into of Ltrf oi :... Ar s is } L°ll.`ehispp‘'E . 3AslCEß' itu g ask Pd ed iti r M . r. A. Cochleae' I b y :1 0 '0:11 A tni i vs. being lig e tegoityweaccfeatfeSO;led to t , p l.li e r: i ili a : lif t ► i : , , h t p li n r ‘ i e l i t le d dt u d et - i ftri r ,l l l 4et i l itili lli il : P i x;d er r t ' i s it ire ! a ti t e i v gr i g ie l s i Zestit , ti;.t .:l- ' . , , „-5,..„ , tlteouth which, after a few observations from', Johnstone teas iti attendance? An answer was ge•gp 1 what - must die world think, when they see those to Imottommi ego hat a large stack p.fritag accasett. TOII4IOIIO. . ' the Noble Mover, Lords Eldon, Redesdale and El. that he was not in attendance. - ---- i s.inonootee have pasted iler Xott.owitiet i.e4 sec toe sAvalli : I whom the welfare and the bontilir of the nation ure . • , • , • r . .. ,_ r , 'arse that the knderoco named thereon were no parties to the . • Isintloroogh,4l-passed with smite Amondaients, and The SPEAKER then desired the blessenger who ; committed ccivietty co4Perattnlt wdo a volkinitilth .l deception pracr.ed. They cannot, however, tuke too Platy/ I ,„..* •• vise ordered to be reported tn-morrow. had served the notice on Mr . Johostonii. to be ;of the Stock Patchealtill,--beeotning their associate' , in' ms 4, l4ter i ,n l9 T' ar ( *oil" Ihents 4 ivel fraenalt wo ke "f kisv - • ,;;.- 7 , ‘ . 1 so nefarious a scheme ? Nevertheless, sr, this fief Jog participated In she trhaseetion :-.- . • . • • Oft the motion of the Earl of BRIDGEWATER, called i n.. . • Snick Exchange Ciwanottteewoont, March 4. y • tie County Bridges Bill was ordered for the third I Skelton, the Messenger, appeared tit:the ' itii, and jis now nototious to the whole world. I must con. 1 •It is partlealarl) ..t•ttut.trd. that ell ii... 11, Moieties. e r i ca . i ~ !ow_ . vrlsitnre woo 4raisecied kohl's', either disci. • yearling tomorrow ..'` - ' said,- he bad called at the house of Mr. C. Johnstone , fess that I was. not prepared to believe the thing pog.i: k E irresly. for any of the pentom under•ineittioued, 0 1 1 2andity.ci , " 1 . •On the motion of Lord LAUDERDALE, it was 1 , when a person whom he saw there, of the name of ! siblel • though I was aware, indeed, that I had to et. ; the gibt.alf Ft-Wu:try last, will takeout the Committee whit tes, - .‘ • -. " • . odlered that Counsel should be heard to - morrow , I Moore, told him, it was no use to leave art order, be.; pact from some of those in power whom L lad in vain ' illterview.--Thetton. Cochrane Jahnowne, mr. 0. It. faint, t • .Lord cocareee s ltr,• Holloway, M. Sandoo, Mr. Wage.'" •t : - . •• Ph• ' beto.re the Coesmittee oil the Heston Elect i on ; cause Mr. Johnstone was not there, nor did, ha lire . .endeavouroil to hring to cunningy thing that ma. 1 , --v. - s as there. • . •., 1 tignilv could softest an perpetrate ; though I. On reading this paragraph, I lest no time (whet. ... The Irish Glass, the British Fisheries, and the. Jones, the Messenger, was nest called . , e said , 1 I was " aware' OPIRy endeavoors (though humble) to ' ever ,mare, been insinuated _to the cootrary) iit .„..,,, , 4 . • , th oug h the Pension ;applying Joe leave of absence. I gave the necessary ; . .:. 44., :.1 '.... Slid Spirits nig weenlrelid the.rrecohd dare and or. that on Friday last, he went to . a tiousi,,•wlw? be 1 , esposethe enemies of corruption ; •• ;doted to be repectaC.,•.'',. - 1 • * had understood he co u ld heee.someihing of Mr.: List, and s the 'Ptize Courts, had 'raised against me 7:,. oiders . ahout the ship, and waited on Admitet Our. ?.. ... OrifI.I.AWS. •' . Cochrane JOhnsttine; hi'mi tictriiMan.thete :who rainy enea&s; though I was aware of the uneuench.. ridge to obtain his permission to proceed to town.- • . .-. -Earl STANHOPE-moved terrain Reiolutions, re.; told him she knew uothlag at all about Mr: COO ' lleasse 4 beep' hirtefor revenge which I had excited in the He informed me he had sent me Admiralty leave, corru pt a dd h y p ocr iti ca l i n di v iduals ;•-:, and a 'letter from Lord Melville; neither of whicb * to to the Corn lons not with any view to du Johnstone. . '' 1.1 rtiof•itsiody . . ' effisitsi then, but Merely that the" , might be printed:l Thee. SPEAKER then se' 'W, he understood' that i add ripecikliy, though I was aware of the offence : 'suel forwarded to me for a considerable time after, * the use of their Lordihips, previously to the there were some Member" present who coahl giye . ; which I had given to thegrasping and never-pardon. l o rd Melville's letter remains still unolit.ned.- ' beitiaine up the• Report of Slit Corn Committee. some information respecting Mr. Johnstone. i ; Hiking . to the world , lonei . ition tbis i. merely to show . , t.hat from was not iii. . sTha Earl of iIihRDWICKE Wad no objection to Mr. GRAHAM said, that since the conviction of , i t u h g eir ph fr i a a e n d x s o u r P t o h n e .11 ' m w ; i b il y .tr e e zh ,ated brethern of the &Iced to return to town, far the purpose of clearing ; nary . * * * o * 0 * •I my character, by any communication from the Ad. • • l * Resolutions being printed, and it was so 'toe Mr. Johnitone, he gave him I. Calais . 4 return to town, I did what I thistle d red. . Another Member made a similar statement. i t Care,. however, ,was taken, Sir, that the success mirellY• On my . . Alter' which theft Lordships adietwidilik *IT,' • • ll* SPEA KER thee °bile' wed, that 4 r emained for ,of this base conspiracy should not be exposed to the ; every Innocent man would have done. I made niiirroli. ,•• ••-. •,: t h e Hoes., with t h ew facts . br twee iii,fo : 444ertnin• at : chances of failure from the Jury not being of the oath to a trite Statement of all that I knelt of.tho' . . •• what simuor i t s h ou ld proceed with reiipect to Mr. • tight stamp, The indictment, if left to its fair, re- ; circumstances on which the secusn agaioat me , 1 1. 4 - HOUSE OF COMM() • " ..7 JOhnstone. , guise-operas would have been tried at the Sessions- ! was founded. It was said . lif.ilin"Toonsel fur stevy Prize RI was read a Otrfltaseammed. On the motion of Mr. BROADII F.AD,,,,,Use ropy i image at she o,ld Bailey, before a Jury impartially . the prosecution,lhat he shoold hare thought theta tio ci :; lit. M. SUTTON biesashl In aOR m I Ate Art at of tbe Recard et cgoilisijap_ %pi rea‘ wipe-. , taken. ,n that case,- it wou ld have been what is blepan in my situation would have pledged hid WOf , %O. !IL relative SO 'Aka.: Boost 4 pad, i• Wass r Ciotts • The SPEAKER. informed Lord Cochrana that was s called a Common Jury; dot i s to say, a Jury whose • and. honour. If I understood the difference ht.' , .. I MO Mad.honielMl ises re t iortelksast letlered to Ihe MO a ! the time for him to deliver what he had to say to the ; names ere takes promiscuously out of a box containi . ; _tw:e_n_. - t k b . e . r sa A n . et e i . t .i y i.._ of h . n s , u t c l l l : . T a nim pl u ed r l st e nn a d. o . d ois t t'" • •-•: • .... .. k..: ' int the amines of the whole, pf . the,Joiroriiiannatoped , of an oath, I might be -table to • reply to his a . ••I • The &sr! of IiArIiIIWICKK east no onjeetton to dl e Resolutions being printed, and it was so or- dtretl. iAfter' which their Lordships adjourned till to- MarrOW. 1 4 t i r r i : * nouse OF COMMONS: ."‘ ' e Nary Prise BM was read &third dowsed posed. lit. M SUWON broeght in a se repent Air Art 111 pep. relative to the Harpist of Prod *dies ia WOI4IO . • Ttod Patad.hosir AID was refforted, and ordered to b e laM 111. OW to-morrow. 041110Att Ckas*e Aill was read a third time mad pqMod The' Amor. is a Committee, agreed to bring is AMIN, AO- dare/le. Arts rriati“ lo Naval 'flouter. i. . iSRVII.I.6 presooted a f'etttioa freers Ate 10110111011 p v •glanst die Stare Trade. t. DA,1113 preiented a similar Petition Ikl IMiF ants a avoid. Severs, other Petit loos of a sknibr kind were pewee*. kir difeTent parts of the kingdom. . Nor:hero Ligtoi Mil was reported; aid ordered to bo, react a third doe to-aterraw. The La oa Gaols UM was committed, sad ordered to be re- ' A t r. P. MOORE said, he had to present a POlitiotk * from a Mr. hl'Rae, which, if the allegations - contain- - ad in it were true, he conceived to be one of very grist InsPortesee. For himself, he would not under- take to my whether the statements were true or not, but as he had been requested to present it to the .* !Masse, he thought It his duty to do so. The Peel- ' Owe was one of the parties convicted of the late fraud on the Stock Exchange. He began by Stating, Mint he was wholly innocent of the liffence of whilsh , bilPhed been convicted ;he thought it a great griev- ance, that one set of men shook! be punished for the •eriMes of others: and he prayed that he might be • 1104tted to appear at t$ Bar of the House, where ,adtab • 46 #00 .1" foires 2 f#l , 4 4 • • • - 4w. gm, wnrio pruur... ls ...............--- _ , . . iiliainy of Ms enemies, while the sire igoorsst ot "Pot Speciel Jett mettle. I potranemr..; lime - g before his eyts, was, to prevent his stand tate the* het too well ; - aisd I ammot Okhotsk, AMA y the people, struck upon •the . month ! hopes, at that which has now :Issto.--PrSigedr naditt It in, x, borne in the hand of a oultk.' 'fills' which geld eat bare boss prate without the AC sprit eial murder shocked alt Francs and sti is ofa Bp . Jury, "ar t in tbnlPstai bean nselkas.9f ,if kit of all the circumstances attendtag lt,'! totally extivpatieg-thafintolorable evil. Special i Ise mof evidence, the Ilagrent partiality t Jos -.. . ,of 2. 1 .. i.,. . - ~, .. •: • 4.. made !s, the cruelty of the - sentence, tie no. C:rilannr= w -. Jersoos ..... - - .• , collet mod of the , charge, nothing produced .' 7;_1.1:1:!•!' — kt; i: ofilos., ;It is notorious, Sir,; green Ise of inditoigion as sbt.rict of 'this 1214% . _,,, .t • r— . F 7 • , tors . o the business es id . untie who l nottostabt with theiwftwasiaL •tioituirk . *6,40 pa a..phit, each for every i es* the vietifori—tk chat &t lith Alkeilero t 101k,A011111.40Peeds Strobe t o . be ye spin - tb it ; ' OlNti . , ~.. ,; , -.. , • .0 it T•k0, , ,..1 )Iti • , , :., 1 ~.• i: • , ~ - . . . . . , n. , , i -also „„ • j I .4.A