The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-11-26 00:00:00

'~ti ~ .. • 7b, ~ lii sei,l v , . • 1 7 4 • ; r . ••1 Jr. r• pi Y" ViT ••.‘ •;• . • " . Z.. ... A'. --- o#licukimit A tirli • n —•- --.-- raAN.cli..olfflic z „. MIMPP 4I O I ; ~11. 1 . , I *m. Ssin r itit bkiebv givh, that a Varanda: d ie v. igietiPlNlT. haft been; Ittdeflai , ul ......ifia a NU.' .AL .COUIrr of pßonty, swbs t o . ,"fi., shaia ticd' upviardi in the Capitil 0 1 "' atitomf,lerilltielniddens at AU House (*Wed. go gi Oft DerligllCßOt, (or the purpose. of.Ehlet -0,1461i • room ot: Mead of John Card, Esqitire, ,Th . • rba WM. ntntir. iseretary . ..1. Beifiyil% dodinsanan ,t hared o'Clock, Ind kr „AP sift / Term as maybe spied on; • . isto so t ilenk Npippot. IrA•m.l4i • M Ak 4110 JiollsB.sltnite close • 'o l ' linnirsbiidge, int* the ProPerty . and Ri4. . wink, (hymned k,„,ennsioing of diniog7 p 6; drawing-roots of tie same dissensions; • , • 'l2 - ; 'talc lied4souts, with two dressing-rooms. Iwo% Awsistin kitchen s. lan n dry butler's fraillsint three stalled slllsk; • ',.stekstMakee. 'end 'eters!' Wqelilti*Ttir . 10 1,1 10“404001pli of .% litrge geoieet Vomit!. FAhltitioty Of titnation: mildness snit silibrity of cl atate2l 10 1 inoi (*oil° el"Hie.' bb equalled ;' it glow ta.about as, o tesouni, (¢ersnondini by a Wall,).part of which*, Si,lost Ina Pest iihrubbery . . where Myrtles rentals sisell. l ntrdditing she - severest winter, and other 'limbs grow full tititteOlaatlialtriao r O , The Taker way be accommodated with use romans, Thieb Wilk/dire and almost new; at .a fair valaatios._,_ To be stewed with liaiketi,..on application to Walter ?moun t Jan ., SaiiettOr. liingstirldge; • from whom and Itsii Messrs. Volt Aarrideaux, Wolk:tors, 4, Antis PASS, Uri" further **dim may .he known. N. B. 611 letters to toe POst A,ON9 the tptorsatts Temedica that from tidal, to time solicit public attention, Hoar hal maintained so rnessive and durable a reputation as Doctor Solomon's 600 81110 of ti Head. which it now statedly res orted to k eat ruinbers of invalids for felid in 'thistle debilitiaa of liattrottS system. that constants , a haze Onion of the 1, emplaints of the studious, the fithlonsble, and the dissi pihri. It has i surprising power in costronling disordered 1004, and inspirjetg new vigour into el....languid powers in affections Of the head, whether accomp anied with mea giddiness, or marked by the more grievous calamity, liWsired mental, energy • in palpitations of the heart. Ila- Mime. loss of appetite and streveth. sod the multiage syrdis- • tAb of disordered digestion, this remedy will be found to pans the most salutary rflvacy. his sold In bottles at I is. and SU. elicit, •by Mr. John: iloa, lift, I.:or/whin ; Mr. Sangor. 130. Ogforu-street. Loodos ; NM Ana Bowen, Norwich; and all medicine venders. hticats debirinir particular advice are requested to trans mit their eases to Gilesd-liouse, Liverpool, with an Inclosure of One Pound. • ANUEL INN, ST. CLEM EN STR A N D. tiENF.R AT, OFFICE, FOR TRAVEL UNG AND CON- V. 4 YDRI PARCELS AND Ii , :RefIANIHZIC , 1111 E follom nag MAILS and other COACHES go from the above Inn : Paris Royal Mall, via Dover, Tuesday sad Frhlay 'Nights, twelice. Portsmouth and Gosport man, through GOthilredng, P. krsliehl, sad rortsesi. every Evening 41 qunrier put 7. saittessily at half,past it. On its arrival • packet sails to uw 134` v rw 1• Dassiongert: ind pgreels: unit • MAI Coach sets off to Uhiedester, through Dray ton. Havant, Ensaprth,&e. Ipeeester Mail, through Henley,' (I%for,t. aad Chelten ham; every Evening ate quarter-past 7, and Sunday - at half- lad • Dover and Canterbury Mail, detentes' Gravesend, Chat ham, and Feversham, even evening at a quarter past 7, sod ganday it half past 6. From Canterbury, passengers and par cels are coeveyed to Deal, Margate, Ramsgate, Sandwich, le,; and from Dgver, parcels are conveyed to Folkston, Sandpits, Hythe, Dimchurefi, Romney, and Lylll. Milford Mail, throngli - Carmarthen, Llanelli° end. Hever fordwest, every evening at a quarter-past 7, and Sunday at half-past 6. Bath and Bristol Post Coach, to carry only four loside. through Reading, Marlborough. Caine, and Chippentiam, every Morning at a quarter-past 6. Bath and Bristol light Post Coach. every afternoon st Beth light Post Coach, in two days, to carry four inside, =l,aidenhead. Reading, Nisrlborough. Devises, and Monday, Wednisday, and Friday Mornings at O. Ilk. Coach is chiefly intended for the eceorunwelation of Dgegiles. Invalids, tic. who' cannot undergo Abe fatigue of Side a distance in one day. Belghton light Post Coach, through Reigate and Cuek geld, every Mo a ning at S. Cheltenham Original Post Coach, to carry only four W ilde, through Henley and Oxford, every Morning at 7. eikreheiocr, Bognor, and Petworth Post-coach. Monday, 'Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at a quarter before 7. Dover and Canterbury Light Post-coach. every Evening at half-pall 3.—Ditto. every Morning at half-past 6 . Uodaimiug, and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through From, Leatherhead. Ciandon and Horsley, Tuesday, TWrseay, and Saturday Mornings at ID. Ditto, through Kingston, Hilton, Cobham, and Ripley, on Monday, Wednesday. and Friday Mornings, at ID. Henley Coach through Maidenhead, every Afternoon at I, Smoky excepted. Littlehampton, Arundel. and Petworth Coach. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morning*, at half-past 7. Margate, Ramsgate, Deal, Sandwich. and Broadstalrs tight Post-coaches. every Morning and Evening. Osford Light Post-conch, through Henley. Are. every Morning at 7. Portsmouth new and elegant light Post-coach, the Regn- 1 lator. to carry only four inside. through Kingston, Guild ford. Petersfield, and Pongee. every Morning at W. Coaches from Portsmouth to Chichester, on the arrival of thaMail, through Einsworth. Co3l'lllll. dta.. to Wafin". Struedwater Coach (removed from . the Bull and Mouth.) through Abingdon, Faringdoe, and Cirencester, Tuesday, harsday and Saturday Mornings at a quartet before T. NORTHERN COACHES. York, Newcastle, and Edinburgh Coaches, and to all ?Ms of the North, every Morning, at a quarter past S. Alasel l enter, Lancaster, Kendal, Roehdries Huddersfield. *Word. Leeds. Ilallifax, Rotherham, Sheffield, and Nor wich Coaches. Daily. akallugham Post Conch, sets oat every afternoon at five. carrying four inside, and passes through Warwick, Learning taa and Daventry, to the Saracen's Head, Fled-street, 80, , *ethane, next morning at ten. Wallingford and Wantage Coach. through Maidenhdi, Nettlebed, and Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday , and tiaturdiy Nornings at 7. itleellield and Rotherham post coach, called the Rocking ham. every morning at eight, and the Nelson et Nine. CARRlEtts—l'o Twickenham.Brentford. and Isleworth, Vier; Mon.tay, Wednesday. Friday, and Saturday. EAMES and Co. Proprietors. Parcels and Packages are safely and exPedi t i ous ly con veyeu from thi s I nn t o every City. Town, Village, and 40antry Seat in the follow:1g Counties. viz.:--Berks. Backs, Cornwall, Devon, Dt)rate, Hants. Hereford, Gloucester, 1 !.'" , Oxford; Somerset, Surrey, Wessex. Wil ts . Wo r c ester, mouth Wales, all parts of the Isle of Wight. Jersey, G mon fey' and all parts of France; and to all Parts of the North. i s • Takernotice, that no package. containing dens; , s, plate, cash, et Bleak notes, however sin it she TLIIP, wit: be accounted for, if lost or damaged ; not' SAY eMar Parcel or passenger's luggage, of more then ' ass sPeeified as such when delivered si the ' 6 O Paid for aorottlingly t+t Neat Post-chalice, dw of the eitoettet matite. • I er re- rep- Mi. lon. it of ro 44 la °g,,' e~+ , i ' • • .• •ef:l • } Lei 0 i'f,' ti ir s N b Ara it., . • - A ....;,Amlui t iq ±- 92 1 T.l" • T T a The ger lie 1114i 0 11. 0/ . • / ALLi, • I. -- filp*W r ...kem eh. Ikti; .. ~: "I" aec Oixr .456 de ii 4r.• tojrrEA pm, Oy.oL HA. Os,: in° A CARNET lit*OFoltarE,' tat iobe eqtlttsti, is tooth tops. usual prtee (10 g uiooft, for SS ituteraSV si I pond ..by Tosibistron; wise W.; ferthleimaill nveliggiblA /Feasoo, by Illroaeltrood, pietas each &Obis RIO Rory. oath Ilest4leseNtios. Derr cost toe 80 viii! ; sioNte Sep. 414 guinea:, Well , ' belong a be seoPotWidoles.• 13. Letoester-plool. 14: Pooldotheeterkieter cerloolL • • \ • _ . Lately *Baked. is 4 risk. 4to. price li. 131. tit. BsewMt !.' ITALI. By LAI* *HUTA N. A o hor of " Prince;"` • Pioneer likeattity. Ike. " Thiele &Boob tldst wIU krgely occupy poblie :Meadow. It le by hr the most i Work .witieh lie Author kilo an pt landetkheit. iota Classical, Tour, nor a tarinalini Tour; hat distils! ft 441 behest of " flMldla A(V' abotelidisfg *Wised traits of tbe dowsed% owned, rein golitkel Llfolti evolia,RaloaaPar a ' elboslOlß ottmeltleo am Weems ilstorea. WirrATltY and. 116. 61 0 111 P0S COCO . * _9!l' hike. not. ikotetW, Prevent" the Aleta emi tra lodolift Ninety in those litmonroas sod olrlkinit of reel *lda Abets Ilse shunt of her . = 1.14"1ar :Ow aka% of lioelogy bare beet -atom, I IheesOf ay othgrreeent traveller. Her liti refy•ropelatlett his opened irille the door of Continent& HosjitalitY to her sod this ekeneeetasee has (Woo tie' stumeaors of interest and originality to her mutation which sad. tbe nestation of her Work oa France. and dirdin- Visitor it fens ell other Books on that cou ntry."—Lublin Woekl Register. Printedlet Beery Colbert. and Co.. Conduit-street ; Rell and ikedialtt. Rdimbdrgh t aid John Cutemileg. Dahlia. LAW INTELLIGIINCE COURT OF KNOW WNW, Nov. 9;. TUC KING V. 1/11111111*. 'SNACK/Lt., AND ARROWSM! TR. Tb# SOLiCITORAENIICRAI. moved for Ado:Tient on the defeadlots. wit* suffered judgment by default to an information charging them with the publication of a libel'on Lady Caroline Wrottesity, which appeared In the J'oAs Istll. Thepflidavit of Sit John Wrortosley was the 6:st Tea. He &pitted that he -married the late Lally WroteOley t the data t er of the girl or Tankerville the had 14 chilaMt by the deponent, and died unirenally regreie4 by all who knew her, in 1519. silt weeks after chilitirth; that tie bad followed her reessiss to the graftt said that she was a Lady of the strictest lionenr,filielifi, and chastity, and that there was est , the slighlkilliotedation for the statement that a triodes' intimacy 14subsisted Iwtween her and her melds' servants,. walk any itstputatieo of Oast. nature upon her charm/at. The second Weipithin the flight Han. Urnma Countes‘ , sf Tanketriltskiliththei of Lady IVrmtesly, whi:•la stated the, her datigfilthrlimi married Sir John Wrottcsly in 1.79.1 that slit 4 4. liail by loins I•I children—hen of vials were iigng at the time of her death in ISIS; :Ind ii & eirveg dad; to the thus of her death, her chastity. ti.lelltc; ad • r, had heed unimpeachable. The alliilaA:it Vititted that she hail been detected la na t nor whit her Menial servant. The affidavits of the Earl of Tankerville, and the Hen. Grey Besse% declared great surprise and in dignation on .reading the article in the Jula• Ball, wish+ seamed Lady Wrottesley of a criminal in tercourse with her menial servant. The statement was a gross and seandalons falsehood. These affidavhs further stated, that copies of the libel had been sent to tlseedifferent members of the Tankerville family, and 'to the neighbourhood of their respective residences, for the express purpose. it was believed, of wounding the feelings of the relations of the said dereaseal, by the above false and infamous attack on her reputation . ~ ~.: . ;•~ , . t • • • .1,,T• . La.ts Xon tbs AM. vite.l4 :111;144#41.46.4t:iri4 • t• . asit S. SIV2WRIONT reeouinie; d I. She: ble. ftif • title it Noir Friends and the Pabhc. the Small eventual Cost at which they can have Tickets or Snares for the Chanel of the Neat Day ° . Drawing. the Illth beemaisit. When the Find Drain Prize is sure •to Mee an..estra Son of .e 4,000 ! The Wheel Is very Rieh. eoatalalnt "a °read Prize of 'Kid° mo••ti. . • ArA.oeu ALL MONEY .—T he. Cost of a Ticket is ACt4 les. sail Joey have back APPI les. A Sittoestk tl I4s. and may have back 21 Ws. If killed% Prins, a Bleak. or endreva. They Mire only 10 ra*od Shins of their late success in selling Prim{ Of 230. Ne; L3BAOO. isLOOO, and alt the SICOOD Prizes ie Ono uttevitp - So: 37, 11. Holborn. and 3s, Haymarket, Leedom No Dist oeirysof the bind. has ,been so generally patronised t ATKIIIIIION'S CU .LINO •IPLUID. or VEGETATIVE . UAIR aid it has espeileseed the fete of every ank ef le eelebrity, it bat hoed . issiiiittaletibd by the envioas and anpriecipleg . Pub*: Sri therefor* desired to ask for ATElMUTeS . Vaerrkrivie.Hita Om, or Craws° PLots, and diners* his 'lllsessoiNist Addreell Ala' thict on Use Label. -Wberst.;be Usk has take olf from Fevers. Accouchement, or other filaesd;care; study. perspir ation. change of Amite. or any'esase which.sbetrsets ties, by, applying the Fluid it.sabal4eses with the Tratritive Fielti. or supplies its deficiency. slid *lireir,grewl as.for saerly.• •It Is aims an • • elegant sabedtviii-for the •• Hulls Asp aqua," estracts or Posaatutas is dreasingtise Ualr. slaking it much softer and more glossy. and giring it such strength and elasticity that It retains the eye . daring' Amise or in dal* weather. Price Ss. dd. • , . • A-taw:so74's Vegebble i)ve. changes Grey or Red lisir on she 'lewd or Whiskers. to Alrowsi or Mark. whirls vetshing. &e. instead of removing; renders mos.. peruta.sent: Price 64. !Us. di. and One Guinea. ATKINIION'A AltilirOalli Soso. mai: by a new process. rms. *Vie!' all the deteessittey of the coustlons• T‘olp diveatsnl u( their caustic properties.. It gives a softness. and" whiteness to thi Sian which no other means can •eonvei. end has heed • redshinsendki by -scientific iadividasit as a great improve ment in that necessary article. Price is. square.—Sold by James Atkinson. .41, AiletariNdriost; tioistseqeste. Lon. ': ta Coekspnr-strert ; Itigge. l:hripiftle mon, tki, Cerntiiii. sad must Perfumers. iite, 41; --- MORRIS'S GOLDEN ANTIBILIOUS or PA. MILY PILLS.—The Recipe for these Pills was given U. the Proprietor, by a late most eminent Ptiriician to the Royal Family at Windsor, and administered in private prac tice for upwards of Thirty Years, as an chnirable Medicine far Bilious Complaints, lodigeatioo. Flatulence., Heart burn, Costiveness, Spasms, -Head-Aches. Affections of the Liver, &e. etc. Men of Studious and Sedentary Habits, and those who have indulged too freely in the luifiries of the Table ; such as are troubled with Scorbutic Humours, &c. To Merchants. Captains and Persons going Abroad. they will Ind a remedy highly beneficial, and a great preserve the to their general health; and will likewise prove to he a most effectual Medicine to etpel Worms 'from Children — they ate so safe that no alteration in diet or coati...meet is requisite. Prepared by Oro. Moans., Chemist, fie. to the Royal High-street. Kensington, and sold by most Drug gists, Booksellers, and MeJicine Venders in the United' Kingdom • where may be had, Nlonats ft 's COCi. DROPS. for Cough s, ' Colds. Asthma!, and Cousunmptioa , one of the most efficacious Medicines offered to the Public, in Buses and Bottles. at Is. lid. and Is. Pd. each.—,fone genuine unless signed by Gee. bloastis h pn the (government Stamp. Ilea. Dom us of piaress exer. Thy house, and (in the cup of life. That honey-drop) thy pleasing wife. SOCRATES, by his discourse on marria g e, so en raptured his auZlitors with the subject, that the married men dew to their wives, and the bachelors hastened to be wedded ; and " The Spectator" has affirmed, that the word " wife" is the most agreeable and delightful name In nature. The sacred institution, then, of marriage. compasses the desideratum of our enjoyment ; teeming not only with hap piness on earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmonize with bliss hereafter. Previous, however, to entering into this hallowed obliga tion, it becomes en imperative duty, not only to regulatethe passions, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those im purities. which the freedom of unrestricted ;dewier, may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention arc attributable many of those hapless Instances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also impress him with the fear of self-reproach. loxerions habits will effeeninize the body—a reeithesee in the tropics will relax the elastic fibre—but more especially does the premature infatuation of youth too frequently cent promise the natural dignity into a state of Inanition, from whence the agonized sufferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To all such, then, we *duress ourselves. offerioer ng hope—energy--in nsr alar strengtl—felicity ; nor will advances appear questionable, sanctioned es they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years successful experience. The easy cares of married life, are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of -those blessings which concentrate the nuptial wreaih—for the female habit is eften constitutionally weak--Yet it can be strengthened, and deficiest'energy le proved into functional pewee. In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as wery re l ax ation of the generathe ettomeny, we pledge our ability to core speedily. and with effect. Earnestly solicitous to expel the unfeeli n g em py ric from the position so prtattimptu woslY taken °P, we 4111 M fe from gene ral PriaziPien with less hesitation ; andconthlent in our own honournble integrity as Metnbers of the College of Ategeons. we refer the sufterine commenity of either sex (especially tbitm entering into ma trimonial life) at once to our house. where daily attemintism is given for personal consultation ; end letters from the country are iinmediately answered . these most contain a remittance for %Mice and itietliclne. which can be forwarded to any part of the world, hov:ever distant. !,-: ' poSti and Go. M. R. C. Surgeons. 11 , Bouverie-street.Fleet%street, boedoe. . . 1 ' 1 ' 5. " 'l%**Private door round the tomer. • 4 . - t!ot if r. Just pnbilehed (Fitseestit edition). Tb. APIS of LIFE. a ftuniliar comutentin,pn the above Bigeasto. ,By tiOSti,end Co. Addressed to the Youth and Maturity of both 14..vea. May he Nadal elk Paterhosterwow: cite. `Phlllotivall ; 111. Piiatewlsireett AO ; 174; nosi-giveet and ofipiftoolselled: Plies b. c and memory. Jelin Weaver's affidavit stated, that at the time of the publication of the libel, be only acted as Reader. Tie articles were given up by Henry Fox Cooper, the Editor.—He was sorry the libel wai inserted. Thr deponent further stated that he was not con cerned ie sending . on the 1-01; of January the said John Dell pewspaper into the neighbourhood of Sir Julia Wrottesley. Thomas Arrowssnith deposed that he dill not see the libel until after it was published. The deponent never saw the manuscript of the libel, it being the practice to have all MabllSCriptS sent to the parr burnt and destroyed. •W. Shackell deposed that he had no knowledge to the insertion and publication of the paragraph. Mr. Harman wade a second affidavit, stating that he purchased the John Bell in Johnson's-room The SebTrITORMENIRRAL expressed a desire to make additional affid 'viol, in consequence of having been taken by surprise by the affidavits in aggrava tion ; but finally consented to go on. The Souctroa-licsmitat , then addressed the Conti in mitigation of pnnishinent.—After the m otion was wade by Mr. Scarlet' for a criminal information, the defend:tots consulted him on the best couists to lw pursued. He recornasended them not to shew 'nose to the tale.—They did so abstain ; and instructed him to say when the hone of judgment cause, that they sleep:) , regretted they were the involuntary instruments of the libel on the lady who had been alluded to. The Court must be sensible of the difficulty of conducting a news paper. The person who had the management of a. paper was subject to the greatest risk with respect to the articles published. Ths lateness of the hour whew a paper gees to press, and the want of time to examine strictly would almost unavoidably lea I theus into dif— ficulties. He did not wean to say they were not re spOusible, but - be should contend there were no malls clans motives. The Court would find that in the se coud edition of the paper the article slid. not ap;:eas.l and all the copies left of the first were closely locked up. and never appeared before the public. With re spect to one of the defendants, the Printe:„ he was only a servant, and spite incapable of knowing or feel 7. ' lug the least malice upon such an occasion. •Ir was stated that the paper with the libel was circniated id j the residence of Sir John Wrottesley, If . his clients had been capable of such an act, he atinsitted tlslt would have been deserving the' severest punishment; but be was instructed* to disavoti palatially thit'iiisis . st; distant •knoisledgt • or sect' tireolatiost.' eluded ease with endeavouring. to naper se oits; Court *as Ito malieity existed on thw wiasts of tlic detradsati. • ~. at. .~. ... • .~~ _ ; • • r 4 t . ~mot '~ 1., __,..,,„ • 4 eoe.o a 1.-Ezr a 09 . tt iii. ' .1,4 1 r 4 ► Pa - tll e :li i 9fel # , ol ,,. : , * 4E OO C4‘ 1 4 1 4* agitilvAloei fle:imiltatik was... at all than inpleasaitti.sometimmansilibaa, sit& pore hereor no vertAistantArty# it w4i1141:11, a dangsiien lety to press 14; Court forseverfty of ponitikaneatere. that class sf *Fenders :now hreferw. the ther.• \e Fedi • my pair," -the . •Essorted Gentleman isimilennik :Mit'. In.: { e o o,i-iisisfy ors*: :the either -rat Ike peistaleriOnstb t % ate rtS; or the milliot , of this hind colts-any .pothole. of - that einstilticni eiriiresaed for Uteri by thitietlairsooleves if Iliad tiny mantle think that. they halbriliote Lisp! mmatatiOn for *A slander, or were Meth' dosirbui 'll' f making an?. I *mild be but too peas*ap relissart;sh. , the ditty WI darieeptl upersioa; i sakboaß • she a d4'....! ties of another-Witt!. . But•istarf Aildlial g loci e$ ' coalition thaktesno the ontenesstakallal was •wrise , - latitearatltlita 'geoid imatir: an . Out 1110. MN like kr: i . the defend/sate; Watt (hen with a irialr4sseAsoSais .' • lairs:front paatabssent, and , not illi imitilials , Ii the - slightest degree thso-aroamied feelbtts of the. *me. . carom . I shall now proceed to . what I considers he ee- . cearavY discharge of my ditty. I know leery welithat . on subjects connected with libels; it is very Micah fur. Courts to draw a distiactiott between the _author met"- the publisher. lam also aware of the mall topics urged for defendants in such eases t•e,ttch as tbe•ne• cectity of securing the freedom of the press, and even of tolerating some little licentiousness„ as almost ne cessarily growing out or that freedom. I feel. in : Lords, the full weight of these and similar consid ra• l oions; but i mnst say I can find. none of them in the I present case. Ido not even tied here that sincerity of intemperate seal, which some political papers bring to the discussion of subjects, whichthey, Is theirdreares, might consider useful for the purposes of knowledge, or beneficial to the interests of vbeir-fellow creatures. Nothing of all this is to be found here. If then, the. defendants in this case are either not to receive penis!,. meet, or only a mitigated punishment. in cotaseveorl of any distinction between them sell the author, I ask. under the circumstances here diseloaed, by what possibility we should ever be able to reach the author? I know not, if the usual machinery of news;lopers be • ' such as has this day been disclosed to 13/1 in the de (:nu:l:ile n t :s' iliiin.ed m affidavits; it is ; b is lasubajt i f h. 5 subject ‘tvit.ll.,te:, h . which: la ; :: t 1 i we have just been toid, your tat:(l,hips will see how the no , st prodigal:• iaidivi.inal may pour forth hi, spleen against the tn.ist virtuous in the land, anal that throu,;:li the snecliii.aa of sii-ls respectable gentl.n) •n as ae n ,ly titan ling owlish.. Corr. Oneip of the atbilavits disclosed a singular ilni It .sf couiluctin,z a neirvap p r , namely, by urinating an tile usarmseripts, and slier. by contributing to the concealment• of a guilty author,. -,- lad o 4 this point. all .1 shall My is, that the . sooner inch a system li - plat its elil to the better: The Learned Solicitor-Geneval -.seems to think . that Mr, Hartnet's last affidavit might have been met with some Circumstances in mitigation, but I none only call the attention of the Court to the terms in which the rule was obtained, and to the affidavit of my Lord Ossulston, which Says, that the first numb! r of the paper. containing offensive remarks on his sister, was left by the guard of a coach near the boos:. of Sir J, Wrottesly. The defendants' A Invits alleged that they bail no previous intention of in:jilting the family o f Lord Tankerville ; but what exciter is that for the admission and publication df suc:a a libel as that on which the Court is now to pronounce its 1.14::- meat ? Mc. W raver says, be never would have put i; i a if he thought it false, and has he sense enough t.a know, that if it :mr slaniL•rous, it shooll not be ;ant in ? It lie thought it false he w 'old have r.mou strated—then be could have done so, nay, lie would have done so ; and as by thi', he sliews he has s om i se nsibilit y between th e na;ure of light and W (Wig, I t r ust tine Court %All shew hit:: to day, how improperly he has exercised it. Parties iu these cas-a usually slate they have no malice in their publication of such libels. They published this, however, and wi:h seiat motive? Why are we left in eilence on this subject? There was no previous inalice-s—no operating awoke, ; and is it then to be endured, that, withal,' any Ina. tire, such an abominable slander should be given to the world ? M learned Priem! has attribute I SUMP merit to his clients, as to the 111•Ille in whi •h th e y lit-: the in:ono:401m and amwarance at the t:ial; and, I cloth' sincersly nisi) hr were able to serest me, that hr: any one pairagraph, since- the assertion of the lib. I, they haalexpres•eil any one symptom of epee , t— Al one paricle of contrition tar having so inserted .it If the solisegnent numbers of the paper .c..nfaipyLl any one retraction of scricandalous a charge, or ,py one circumstance to ask for co:it:Oa:Lao or caln passion, I UM Gplitr s t itixficii ~the a fk i d 4 ou 5u . 54 1,1 .have contained them. But no such ;Ling sppeare.:"Ellyy admit they were conscious of their. sprang, hat, , ibi y did notarovv ir, whit.. While ,p4prra sere, or Inieht Itis fund boil cnonzla to say. we, smiy. be pryseentell, 4et your threats we altogetlier ti•spise w I cooly ins t ate every allowance fur party feelitegs, for otstgry . rearr• meats, which often make into Ours' iutOr , thpflr, . I r. son, and then commit themseiVegf i.ulrvib4yllortifee can be -trade for the tneligottot slanderer , w o ipeite facts to wound the feelitaglv.of others, or so states cir eninstaa,ces (rviii h iniglaf be eaaily, explained) as ,!, pie (Act and w antonly ioattic. his fe!row-rea star/ ? Whit will your Lordship ea ) ...to thr • iiPliviilu 44l, (r." are ever busy in . r aking up 'lli Asbes . of Awe dead, ,for the purpose of venting. their 'ltalie, againet the iitgitv r flere, unfortunattly. we hav'e nat. the . real anther. These persipos. Ma ever. rrikVsruted him ; upon their own coo(essiota they adroit Ishbttbeliniltl.. and. they Malt heivoniSheal as such 'l' 4,."ltniiii e rrs yet been • 'aiii:esiveriofin their-hole blifiarg' 41'''llie iii;eohionstteas -of the , prik''ir AA; . .itiie" d -pipit . vetiUse , steer was i l tat of attacking kill Orate ilnpitcters of wont it ? in 'a nar expeite'Oke"l f ts-mi t lieenablelir,"tlo 4 ' btu one --...!liit /se iihreli ' t . aitr . ' Co l ittalltliriaaly raettleva,tive. 'ln '179 . 1 fr - 1440 / rof athafi""ernh.ontlktri ' tkivit fiat M s TO plOshsts i'Aiset s:n - xti,kii!i iteVivoiti'V'elsti!; tei.l.l eit ~.i t hitia gh seer' kaffi t f reiliaii,' ; :4 . ' for 11i;nd be isiiVed i ?pi tirelf Ta 'This ley Coirt, . ‘ .. ~ ..:s .. ... . zoey , .. 1 • 1 : 'WOO ~. . . #!(4.gitkppE, lea in ek. le i Ili Edifier' 'anaet ". 7f'tersli oils/kith& !Manatee of Steeectily • • 11. 1 04415* tulle mblialted. . it TUEVISTORY of As, LIDItoNATIO of HIS g MOVrßAClttiS . MAjEfitir`knidOttlittlEilf.. ti contain* :Tell ind autittenqe deedi of, the €erdotoales.elm 14 11•4 fit that ?Must Soleratiltiopgether with the Proceed- WO and AdjedleitiOhe ot the Mutt of ClidaleMid•of the' Privy:Councii. the lames •of. the ..setriel 'Priectio of. the Blood Royal, Peers., Urea' °Moven of Mune. Members of 101 Majesty's Most IfonobribfePrivf Coundl. 'Knights of the several Orders. and Mime: tem attended es ?Il e " - table occasion ; the whole illustrated with Coli es of the various Documents lisped by the several Deperttitelits sea- Ivited:with the EletentOny; ao4 with superb Rnitraviefflif tho etalia. is also of the magnificent Royal Robes wogs ' by the Sovereign; 6* Dresies of &a Nevi, Privy Coinelltork'Oleen the Royal Botookolds. titer Olt Ptitos,,frate Deming, taken by the int Avdde, • of deb laterfoi Of Wbeitebblreel Abbey Sad Halt, it the Omit ; intoiketing potiod*of t* Bolomelty. • . By Sir CMORDR NAT tayt,c4feee«ii A 'lwo *gall!! Priterietos is preperelletp,_, sbaustlyite ready for • delitiory, Lett sp ill W^ Outlet Booked** lb Landoo.... • • **. ; . Herakra College, Noe. 90, • s „ ~ . 4.