The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-04-25 00:00:00

I. •• • •• CS ~ri • . 0 • A Innasn - N4 31: 1•).t) . (1 • sl t tat Taw tc, k ULU' ,• , N . _ I. 0 . DON, 11 ESDAY, APRIL '!3, 1820. 1 " The Cause for which HAMPDEN Jell ua the Field, and SYDNEY died on the Seals/d!" \O. 4700. PRICE SIVEN*PIINCE. II WA/YEWS P.X.111/111 . 10N of OIL and TJL WA not (:01.01.;It P lINTINO i. "OW ()pt.:v. sn. It, (lid i3ea4l-sirrei, (row Nies o'clock in the *mi x; thi :I,.sh. Aihri3-i in. One Shilling.—:'atelo g ites, Slepener. CesTee-House, Losnox, pith lSt°. Ft);, HALE. THE I.IST OF KILLED AND wousnm). Tnis day was publeshed. prier 14., n Epoit I. of the N and C EN KW TRU.. COMMITTEE. appointed for the re lief ui the tNCIIF.STF.R SUPPLIIERS ; with no ,1 1i , pe • nit. COQ- Main; the Intl.:l'S of the St.tfeters. end 1131. omir, nod entent of their Injuries. Also. an Account of the Distrihotion (31 the Fends. and other Documents. Published ul order of the Committee. L.III" INTELLIGENCE. COURT 01 - KING'S liENCH. Aran ft w r 07.!er •tf the !lon. the trouituNsi”nert of Mn ity'4 rtotetw,i. en WHIJNESDAY fiat ltith. Tilt; ftiiDAY the eith, and FR ID ‘,l" the Istii inolai. at Ono o'ttiz.tok in t'ue 4fterabon precise!), nt Ii l'onintercht Ituoins, Mineing.ww. . olit.wing (MODS r.ti...rat:on. Ina atuer Fore;gn G-ads. Pletl:re4, P:int , . !Maio, Dregs. &e. /On HOY F Coital r 1 I'vreion spirits, olils::.1. eliiiin. iu , roollin. cirt rr , ware. r. nor oil. le% enler, stager. and u!her 41Na:eq... ••• ..L. •. !..4 ,1 1. st.ilis. plate-05os. picture:, prints, but I.i. '..irilit. s.,.ther-c • -peari shells. Eons-heir. cloiur sor4l. 1 :::nehilli s'.'ar, esovituu. minutia, ... ts a w I.:. her. it nI::L4. :.114 i.iLes esa + rweticry. rogkomredquit weighistr i 3 i Wit- roultaie.letays4. , • ,‘ Cile. a lelliallt ditystak. silk-worm fit, Acih. - thro- IPOGIO, stunt% gunpowder. and sr nifty ,Ilicr (Muds. ILI aseUtiellcUll ale Caltillitle—c..LEAß er &LI It t. rail. To be rimeed St Eli. Tobarrn-ground. Rott:i r: ;the; Mangle.'s Magazine. Rimini : I. ,, tirtnit 1)..rk4: thr King's Vi urchc,co... l'u.tua3-house ; au 1 se Li 10be-nrd Warthoitiel. I.f.wer Tumors-gime!: us Fri:l4) the eiol. SaturJay the eft, ,:.J Tuesday the VS:ti inqtnr. , , crow ten ..'clirk ia the inr.rn . :.. to tLree in Vie attention.. .. _ . . _ Unodt buught st tint tale matt he rtl.ll •n• at the I:vetiver of Fines sad Forfeiture; °Mee. Custom un 1:r iiernre Tuesday. the Itith itlns. ISIIO, ar th • Veposits nettle tit :ten a ill absolutely beenaie :t.rfrlied. litzl:Nseet to be had at thy King's 11 treher.te. Custom hquae. on Thursday. doe *kb lastant —rams out sett Liss 11.1 M M) and Co.. the Contraeors.—NEXT THL'itSDA V (April To. Two Fiat Mires. TV 0 ef 410,tein, Three per Cert. Consols. am ba SS DRAWS. and wore than Twenti ober Capitals will be drawn. Every 'ride' and Aimee. If boneht before NEST Turas /My, will have a chasm thrroorhoov the L e vi er y 4 Prises of latl.lloo VO,OOO . Le. Sm.. Mousy au.lt'onsols. fonniag ONE HENDEE!) AND TWO CWITALO. 'Masts ■ud Shares nee oo Sale at the old established and fortunate Offices of II VA SRI) end Co.. the Vontruvors. Royal It whangethate; 40. Combat; and Itif4,osford-strett. vever of Swallow-street. Lond,n; who Shared end Sold. . • ate Last Lottery• Costrnet. 7.3;t1 and 6,006 1110,000 rub. 14.1 in a recent Lottery All the Prises of C 30.000! ! _ _ _ HAZARD sad Co. hale Agents Is all tbe principal Towns tbronghoet the Constr . % . ANOEL INN, MT RAND. GENERAL OVVICF, FOR VIM ELTING. PAfollowing MAILS and other COACHES from the above Inv : Pais Royal Mall, via lbser Tuesday and IPridsy Nights, Portsmouth and Gosport Mail, through Godshalm ! -Mmesli o nsMillasosnarmoupy sit s NOM& M 7. and Sands) at half past S. On Its arrival a packet Etas to the his of Wight, to convey passenters and parcels; and a Nell Comb seise' to Chichester, WO4Ol Drayton, Havant. intsworth. &c. Illoneester and Milford Mail. through Henke, Orford, awl etteltenhast, every livening a quarter past 7, and Bun du at half-past 8. Dover sod Canterbury Mail. through Gravesend, Chat tun,?l and Fevers:lam, est ry evenin at a quarter past 7, :ad ssiminy at half Nest 0. Front Cante . pasirnrers antipar acts are conveyed to Deal. Maryate. ainvirate, Beadsvialt. ave.; and from Dover, parcels are conveyed I.) Folk;:tone, itamigate, llythe. Dime:lurch, Rounrdy. and I.clri. Arundel and Bognor Post-coach. through Illitlngtserst, N..nday, Wednesday. and Friday. a quarter b..fore 7. Bath and Rristid Post-m•seli. to (very o - dy four inside. &rousts Reading. Marlouro:111, Caine, and Claipp.,:•::arn, every Morning at (I. Bath and Bristol Light Post-coach, every Afternoon at half paid 2. Beth Light Post-coach. In two days. to enrrr fear Inside. through Maidenhead. Rending. blarlhornagit, Devizes, and Mahatma', Mends). Wedne.sdle, and Friday Mornings, at It. This etotc'd is chledy intended fur the m:cosemodation of families. invalids. &e. who cannot undergo the fatigue of cards a distarce in one day. Brighton Light Post-coach, through Reigate and Cuak helot. every Margin; at S. Cheltenham Poet-conch. to carry only four inside. through Henley and (Nord. every Morning at a quarter before ti. t hiettester. Bognor, and Petworth Post-coach. Mon•'..ty, W('rinesda). and Friday Mornings, at a quarter before .'. Dover and Centettnry Ugh! Post-conch. Monlay, Toa ds v. Tl: , :rlr!a. Friday. and Sunday Ifornings. at 7. iiodaltalh.: and Guild:bed Telegrsph Conch. through Asb stead. Elm tn. Leather Lead, &... Tuesday, Thursday, sad !Saturday Mornings, at 9. Littlehanip!oa, .4rund-I, and Patworth Conch, Taroday. Tharaday, and Saturday Morniags, at a quarter before T. weep! Sunda y . Kendal. Lancaster, Preston, Kirby. Lonsdale, BoIt.)11. ( 'hurley. Ormsk irk, and tlarstang, Post Coaches. es' zry atter • 1 . 0 5 at Five o'clock.---fluardml. Rodsluting and Guildford Telegraph Cosch, throrgh Kingston, Dittos, Cobi,ent. and Ripley, eta Monday. Wed nesday. and Friday Moulting., at 9, and every Sunda) Montlag at 7 precisely, and returns to London the lime dar. Oxford Light Post-coaeh, through Henley, &e. trers • kluinintut half past 7. CAItRIEDS, T. Twickenham. Brendan, and 1-leworth, evors Mon- Sty, IYedneinay, Frltlas, and Sate rtlriy. E.IMES end Co.. Propri;turt. Atwell and Packages are safely and ispeditiously eon leyet from this Hui to every Ciiy, Tows, Village. sod totality Seat in the following Gpunties. ix. —Berks, Bucks, Cornwell, Devon, Doret, Hants. Hereford, Gloucester, itot, Oxford. Somerset, Surrev, Sussex. Wits. Worcester. Sough Wales, all parts of the Isis of if Jersey, Quern set-• and all parts of France : and to all Parts of the. North ••• Take notice, that no package, euntainlug glass. china, watches. plate, cash, or Bank notes, however small the will he accounted for, if lost or damaged ; nor any ether parer] or passonger's luggage. of more than bi. value. "hie specified as such when delivered at the (Mite and Paid for aecordingly Waal Port-Chaises, tie. at tile shortest notice Price 31. SOLOMON'S GUIDE . 1 . 0 HEALTH : or, M- Tice to both Sine. b a 'slimy of Coonpleinta. With an Essay on the Veserenl Disease, (Bow Smninal nesse*, and th a t d es t rnct l ie h a bit called (linens ;e an Andress TO PAINIXeS. TVPOIIIP, AMP 04411110/AXII or ii - OrTH. The intention of this Work to for the express purpose of "ming youth Aron, falling tato a delusive and den:native habit, that fascinates the erase+, destroys the health and *tits of its rotaries, mad readers twin feeble and inactive for Rold by Rommel Leigh, Iltraid, London, an! all other Booksellers. Printed for Williams llone, 45, tudgior-:,:11. rI'HE Cheapest place in Is0:1.1q11 to buy real e nod CAIIPKTS. lIE tRTII lll:Liri, and FLOOR CLOTHS. is at 118, LON(;- 111/1.7., ale re T. wgkv,ca is Mot, 4 at home to state the lowest_price, nod see Mgt his Frieuth.' orders are properly e•tectilarl. lull nte.tsars is Hirer, add every article a errnistel. Dragrets. Wool Rugs. 'rabic Covers, Maus, and I)9y lay P. 11: very low prim:. O. Please to observe, it is the Old S'l , ll, No 118. 1,417:- aerik and av cunamion with any other 'louse ie loodna. OLD D.•JILR) dram 21. TRIAL OF ORUNT. We late a brief sketch ye4terday of the prnrc,•:lings, but we Mae bow git ea Weiss in detail, to °bilge several of our readers. At aloe o'clock the 1..:-d Chief Rarest, Mr. Baron Harrow, and Mr. <bottle* Richardson. took their *raft , . They wens dressed in twir scarlet hs honour 01 11w Birth•asy. The l'ourt was thinly attended. At ten o'cl••rt the prironer. John forms nnu l t. n a< put to the Aar. Hr ietiked much nuilated. had iu ui> hand set „." l L• , •ia:ap riper, elusely written. air. Sri►.t.y., immediately Froeret:e I to rail over the t!.t• Jury, corititeticins with V:e naive a here hr lett olt : , ,e roornitir. Hosing foil-A,,1 the list. Mr. 'hell :n began it nshin. spun Mr. Mrs...oder Ifart•lay. ut Tedi.leston, Stir Furman of the Jury by a hr..' l'i l iaties oud was 1. ieti, being called, hr came into the i 3:141 lier. , ,r.t to Ce r•Altsed vu at i.t.uut ad his former -.ors ice,. Ile iv,: act challenged either by Mr. Corn othl tot the part of the pri souor, ur on the part of the t r..wn. _ _ Mr. Ct; 11% Coll said. he a him .0 be on the Jur). bc. ea ult.. hating bed' on the drat trial. he wonid hr enabled 1 ,1 rre the distinction between the two ca-ci. and w discuvcr tue difference in the Ninnies of evidenee. liarela) xis thea su tiro in, as were Thomas Goodeitild, E.g. North-tad. lientioe, on tho former Jury. Thomas Suffield Aldersey. Esq. Lisson-grose, North. ditto. James Herbert. istewortn. ditto. John Showt•r, Norte-end. Hendon, ditto. James WilmOs..Sia iilborottglosreen. Jolts E.lwsr,lshepherd. Esq. Eleiocrorr, Holloway. Joha lit. Johu-street, iron-plate-A./riser. ou tlw former Jury. Wi.liam Gibbs Hobert', Ropemaiers-Gelds. Liatehouse. cooper. ditto. Johe Dirk/3405, not on t'te former Jury. John death, ditto.—Joito Woodward, ditto. Ti,e reason as.igued 1-y Mr. urn (rut forum oLjecting to Mr. Barclay was not con.oarativ acted tpoo throttelmo. he chellunged four of the (leadsmen who were ou Tni4tie wood's Jury. Thirty'-thwe were challenged by the Crown. .nd thirty eight by the 'isomer. 'rho latter bad c0a11e,,i.4 Lay qualire - • libealler try trir. The Jury having been swore. :he Court was ”pened IN the wont! forw. Th o j o rrn o n nut on roe Jury %ere a11, , ae,1 In depart epos an uaderstaadiug that ) should sticioi mails on ki ed. Mr. Mr. lihtuTosi now proceede.l to r e ed the iwortmat niftiest the prisoner; it was. of eourse. the same as that against Thistlessored. lie repealed his plea of Net Cruilty. The Aseunnes-Utthattas Cava rose, before We busiaess of the hist comet-reed, and athlressed she Coen isi the fol lowing iserum:—•• My Lords. 1 think it my duty to bring before your Lordships a circumstance whirl. has occurrvo since our las! niceties udder this Commissitm. It is, lam sure, witisia your Lordships' rtrullection, that before these trials consumed. the Court desired Mot nothing which oc curred. either is part or in the whole. of any one trial should be published. until the 141wle of the trials were The Court stated, ns the reason of this yrohiuitiou, dist it was intended to present any thing going forth which might have a tendency to prejudice any of the parties on tr:4l, or any penult liable to bevelled on their 4ry. in a case where alto were on trial for their lives. Winn that Injuuctioli. I think it right to slate that Me whole of the daily press. 1 may say most property complied. Bat yesteriblu. la a paper called TA* Lbscrrer. which I hold in my hand, the whisk of the trial of Arthur Thisilesood is published. and a short account of the tri that todueed of ings. Pois has bons done, too, by the ',Welsher with a full knots hullos of your Lordships* prohibitory injuncticn. for he actaally publishes what felt from the Coen on that occasion, in the very paper lii which he has vioisted your Lordships' totter. Ido nut iu tend at this moment to interrupt the Ini:.'tsess beAsre lbe Court. by railing upon your leseduips to tale amps to pu nish this daring and Waviest contempt of this Court; but 1 'hall 'cost undoubtedly bring it. either I. i . sada: it or in some other w.iy, In du form before tot t.e.rt. 1 owe this to the authority au! dignity of the Court. and to the public station which 1 hose the honour to ; and oudonbtedly shai: not pm this contempt unnoticed. but will bring it on anoth..r ureaiiion. in some slu:pt: or other, under the coma deratioil 10 this Cour:." t.; the .11:41t.s made any remark on what fell from the At torney-tiesseral. The latter, as 60011 as he had made his observations. replaced Ter fresterwer newspaper, %mkt ha held in his hand, lit his bag u Rh other patters. Mr. Bo LLLLL opened the pkadings against l's, prisoner. The krrouuss-Lis LAAL slated the ease to the Jury as affecting thr prisoner. Robert Adams war then called, and merely stilted the same as before. Wiwi' au castle to mention a p.trt of the evidence wbrre some words are >aid lobe uttered ou Brunt— Priseter- - Isty Lord I with to speak; why., Adams. cuts you look o s t. and the Jury and say Lint 1 ever uttered these worn; 2" Adams, lading Lis Whitt on his hcar.--" Yes I ran, and I do .0 ti ito a sate co l i.:eiew:e„.• Prisourr-- - Yea are then a big villain." The LORD Ceti r BARON tuld hoe prhuatr. `,/•nsiglstrie we:i nut interrupt Lie pruemiliugs, but that e ne.t the time tier /t wang lil a dereuer reale en. the Court vi viz.., v. ea mucu p.ea surt• hear all he had to say. Adams then went on wilt his es idenee. Adams was crues-examided a: swim by Mr. COI wooD. Eleanor {Vatter, Mary Rogers, Joseph Had. Thomas Smart. 11. liissey, 11. tlibhon, Edward Smtp.,.l, loha Merrisoa were examined to the same eTeet as on the former trials• Aldons the pawnbroker, with Thomas Manumea: thr ac► compiler, aad John M•.otaeut. his brether, were c euenio r d. Thomas Bitten was RAO adduced. Cpuds the concht•ion °lfni, w itness'.r,k•posil inn lie es iuce.l a di spesitlon to reivein, winch induced the primmer to observe, •• My Lord, tier wit 'leis %to,•s i4l t.u6r! --I+ that regular' Let that perjured villain be turned nut of Court. Hiders use lima taken out is( Court. Lord Ham... by, John itai.s.e. his butler. and Richard Monday deli/serest the bailee 101141tlare as trial• : as did Huitived, Weidetitl. Wright, ritampluu, Taut.- , ton. and Hiatt*. the police-ollieers. I. apt. Fitselareeee mad ISerjeent !Ames's° repeated Nair evidence, and tne t . tatrt adjourned maid ow, when Vas sews and aninivii.tivu found at ea:9-stre..:, •.. are W be' produerd. EIRL flt PAIIVIAY r, itOaXiiT nLIGII, ESQ. MAWR Vitt' rose for ::se purpose of brim:lag to the recolkction of the Conn the circumstance of Mr. illigh's application to it upon the first day of the pre initt term.. Hr had theo obtained a rule to show cause aby mid not he discharged from confine ment upon t i ltnar inzo certain rerognixances. As counsyl f,r Lur.: Harnier, he (Mr. Carney) was now prepared to show cause; hut as Mr. !M I A had not anvil out any Ilabeas rorpot, it was noce.sary to con ri of some means of procuring his attendance. The Loan Come .01:•Tit'l asked if Lord Darnley bad exhibited articles of the peace daring the prows& Torii. • Mr. Orftmev reidied in the negative, saying, that he imagined it might be more convenient to dispose of the rule in the first insulin •e; but if the Court thought otherwise, Lord Darnley was at hand, and would itu ine.listrly exhibit articles. Ile would have previously ditle 10, were it not for the rule which Mr. Biigh had obtained upon the first day of Term. Loll Darnley soon after entered the Court, and, b in arciitientelated with a seat upon the Bench, vs iiih;tr•l asides of the peace, and andied for per mission to retire while they were read, on the ground that the recital would be exit. nirly painful to b:s feel-, 'tugs. The Court, however, infortued hiw that his presence was necessary, as he would have to swear to the truth of what was read. he ortiries were then read, and set forh a long course 4.1 insult and aggremi on the part of the tie te-thint towards the notle exhibitant and his family. I. appeared that. tin more than ore oertsion, from t .e ear 1S11 1 ; to the present time, Lord Darnley bad re frained from calling for judgment, and had released recognizance*, under which the defendant %las hooted to discontinue his m01e5t....m.r.: the s3:lle course of coniluet bad. however, heed uaiforiitly pursued ; the defendant was perpetually in parboil of golue member of the Evilly, hoth in reatice magi in England, and, whenever he happened to meet them, loaded them with the fintlest invective, and ahnse. After engaging to go abroad, on conditions to which Lord Ite.raley assented, lie still continued to re , ide in the neighbour hood of I.oril Darnley's house, in Berkeley-minaret and, a shirt time since, came up to his Lordship, and addressed hint in these terms:—" Ito you acknowledre I he ftilselecood 4.f your affidavit against use?" Ilia Lordship answered, this he would have nothing to say to it: upon which the deremlant exclaimed. `4 I valet have : , atisfaittion„ and, b litt4. 1 w 4E" 'these aril 'Mrs ',WAR by stating, that the exhibitant hail nese( used the sliehtest provocation, or done any thing to irritate the feelings the defendant. Lord Darnley w finally sworn, that he was nut moved to thie application either by nialie.t or hatred, hut in Limier to preserve his life and person trout great bodily !arta. nualsre then applie•i to the Court as to at pointing a day for Mr. illi;;lt's aispearance; and :s rule was made fur heaving him up on Wednesday lo at. TUB KIYY r. RIR r. We uoticed, in our Paper of yesterday, the Iltotion of Mr. Penman for a ride to thaw ruse why a tem trial it' this eaite should nut be granted, hitt we were unable, front the late hour in the forenoon when this 1,1141163 Came on. give a full itectinut of the pro cording,. 11e now resent them to our readers. Jr. Dentnan's motion et- tr.l lat three separate graunds:--l'irst, that tl . :e was nu evittenee to go to the Jury of the alleged lii.el har:ng It. en publ:aite.l in the cutout,. of Leicester; second, that the Learned Judge had ttErnsed to receive evident, notating the matters or, and concerning which the 5epp.4••41 libel was written, namely, the Lana:actions rt Ilil2l.hcster on the 115th of ling-vitt ; 'and third, that the IA arttrd Judge had misdirected the Jury is point of la:v. Cron the first point tbe Learned Counsel recapitulated the evidence giro on the trial, which has already hero 'Afore the public, and coutende.i. hat if there ei.ts any roof of a publication at all, it w..sovof of publicat:on is %retains:a:. It was true, that the supposed libel was datt6 from the lion. Baromer teat, called Kirby-park, in Lei,' stershirt, and that hr tr.,. secs is t;:at county on the and VIA 4.f August, on the former of %.bith Jays the paper was elat:-“, bee there wa- to. evitte,e4. to .h..w that the libel w... published in the .•oun ). air. Prooks . • rrid. t. went t % show. that to !it'd In:, teed the suppose.' !awl a Prow i prefes.i..l.4l rentlernot n. rived I':cker-7rib, to whotu it had been s. rat in an et:v wive. The cliff. ne e undoubtedly went to 'Low that the paper art.i 111 ,- •U -prnicript:ve of the •totelope w..te in tht rit,ng f titr defert•!ant. and that the latter was unveiled, but th. re sta. aatl.:ng bu: presumptive e‘i.l Lee that the later was publiAsed in thee 'linty where the ef was hit. The. infor.o.ti,a ch:aged the defendant with irrids ; , composing, and publishing, the alleged ribs) in die e...totty of Leicester, or with cawing it to be composed. 44 riven, 'and published is that 'ninety, and the WSW lay upon the prosecutors to make tut either of *se allegations. For aay thing that 'Ap peared on the trial, the libel might hater been pub lish. .! is IL at:andel:ire, or some other a4j..ining count ) , an.} :f to, the Court in tricestetshite had no jurisdic tion to try the information. The Jury wild nut by talle.l upon to prrourno by 'tot . ..roues, from the cit.- ' cluistances stated, that the pab.i...t;on to,.k pl..te in Leircsivrehire, but ought to have had positire atoi tan ! lAA proJf that it did . 1 , 1 t..,1 ink. place there. If • t. h a fa:: could Lt. Lev s ,stabli•!te.l, it was in ,•( the t *row it :I, .^ • slirl Ur. Hirkrr,ttth, c. Owns the letter wa• ett.•kied, to prove u here he rectived it, tut that gentl.man was n o t called, though he am within the reach of a tultp..ena. tie onten3e4, that the mere writing and cotopo.iug a :thrl, however cticsin:tl in its :•• not 6U act ;,e *l.i t. the drienaant uae aa4.e 1, ; Lt•itt t: a at, tr cause the author of& lib,: had th. lams p‘saitentiari sad could not be amenable to the law unless he actually pahlisbed it. He referred to Hie Act ter re versing the attainder of Algernon Sydney, to support this proposition, but when called upon to produce the .Ict, the Learned Counsel had it not at hand. Ilse Learned Serjeant who conducted the prosecution had, indeed, laboured to establish the proposition, tl.at the defendant was equally as liable for writing and conimsing the libel, as if be had published it; but the Learned Judge repudiated that doctrine, and told the Jury that there must be a publication to render the defendant answerable critalually. Mr. Justice BUT iaterpmed, and said, that the way in which he left the ease to the Jury was this :—That, as far as Sir F. ilardett leis connected whit the paper, all that was done by him was d e ns is 114tiesketisive. That it was writtin by Wm in that county as "papal by the date, a Kirby-park, August 44;" and, accor•!- ing to a case referred to at the time, reported in Bar row's Reports, that fact was evidence to go the Jr. y. that it was written in the place from whence it Wile dated. It was proved that the defendant bad beril seen in Leirestershire on the day the letter bore date. .1 great deal of discussion took place as to wheftie: the letter had been sent by the post. IL re was. is fat... no evidence that it had been so sent, and as there was nit evidence that the letter had ere: he-ti sealed, it was left to the Jnry to say, whether the letter so unsealed had been delivered to any person in the county of Leicester, for if it was, his Lordship was of opinion that it was a publication in LeicesterAire. lint his Lordship had further stated to the Jury, is the language of the information, that the evidence was sufficient to show that the defend-it had miffed the libel to be published in Leicestershire, wherever it wrs afterwards published. lhe Jury, however, had ex pressly found that the libel was published in Leicester shire. • Mr. Demmsst said, he was not aware of any dis tinction taken a! the trial, as to whether the defendant had Ismael the libel to be published in Leicestershire. 1 he objection on which he retell was, that (hi ro nu iiiilence to go to the Jury of an actual publication in Leicestershire, and es his Lordship bad slid that there was such evidence, he did wist address himself to any collateral question. He now there!' ire turd, with great conddence, that the objection takes sac well founded, and insisted that the defendant could not he answerable for the writhe, and ecoMposing the 111 I is'otte, because there must be a distinct publica tion proved. The cape of the Seven Bishops was • decisive authority to show the necessity of making out the eras, of the publication. Iha CorreeiJrwrmr - 111PS, he wished to he by some authority, that the mere writing sad eon,- posing a libel, without-publication, was not a criminal act fn which the author was punishable. The Cabe 41: Algernon Sydney was totally dissimilar from Ike • present. lie had before bins an authority, no kat than Lord Chief Justice Holt, which was quite the other w.ty. His Lordship alluded to the King r. Berm Li MOLL 219, where it was held us an hulietment for -I ru,..frupia : :. teririag, and maim" a libel," a verdict .1 Not Guilty as to the *skim and mspiseipt, but Guilty ul r•riaae it is sulicienL Mr. Dismiss said, that Mr. Serjeust Vaughan had so argued at the trial, but be believed that the case re ferred to had ceased to be law. Mr. hunk* BATILET caned iii .on the Learned Cum:- sel hi cite some case in which it bad been over-tidy.). The ca-c of the lying c. Bert* had untirryone eionsiderolion, in runr..quence o•f the de.•isi,nn ith king c. laj,:tr, adjudged three )ears almm tiit ry nir.,atived publiratina,anit ti 'tad the fends:it guila•uf the writing,and hr was ►r ry•sr vett! v punished. The kin,, r. I:erre lolly est.iblished tLat 'Ming and rn•upueinl a thoug I uo ptiMication talcs flare, is su.:liient to sticain ittei:tii. tr. 'I br Ciitur JUP,T t i raid to tiro nil aware that the King r. lire had litter been uter-iuled, and his ship r•i.: the opinion as there delivered by Holt, C. J. Mr. JnrrieruuLtu.rt.said,thatintheJtti Margret% s Stet Trials, 2;3. there were two cases which •1- pres•ly Lid den n the sante t;u.-triut as that ruled iss the King u. Ileac TLC w hol•• t hurt secmed to be of opinion, that th:s cal- cal good law, and they also thought tbr question o ',ether thy defendant had canoed the lihel tee tw palilished iu Leier,tershire, in order that it might he published in an ether county, was well tett to the Jury, an•l proof that be did to was suthriiiit to support thi• iontietutvit. Mr. Ds.. MAIN 5.341, that nether of the propositions now suggested nal under runsittieration at the tiiai, and theretore i.e was not prepared to argue then:. He came prefarei ittezely to itiseuss the question whe the r there was satliiii•ut evidence to go to the .11 . ..ry of publi.ation in Leicestershire, and he insisted that there w;kli not, referring to the King e. Watson, 1 'Calash. 215; the Mug r. W iliiatns , 2 Caleb. 506: the ' ltntctt Cortsurm cage, ; East Rep. 65; and the Kist,. • . Harris, tried lately before the present Chief Justice at the Alonnii•uthshire Assizes. The Lesyned t V*, - sal then addresred hin•self to the second ehjectior, contending that hr was at liberty to offer genera. et &- tittle'. to show the fairness and truth of the alieged libel. He had tendered evidence to show that wou.en and ehiWren had been inlituesan4 cat down at Mirl - Litt the Learned Judge had refusal to recri*e it. Had this berm a libel spun a I illftiV;4111.11, he admitted get (thirster of its truth was *IA sada, but b•ibg eumpoind of priut.al on, touching facts topside of prow', be aentended r• a: the defendant was ria:illell to the ben• tit nt s evidence, to n•gative the mall. r rated by time informs ion. 'I he rale a the Kin A c. ',trine. i per's kepor•s, We( ac4ciiise asSitotity urea this 1.4"..it, as was •.44/ that of Me liing v. Ststaliaale, is whi ts Mr.-his:We tiest was Coan•rl. 'IL. thin. 0b . ,...it0rf was, tat tit Learnt,: ..tot4-e in Lis os:d.ess tar toe .r