The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-10-12 00:00:00

IP IpoilalCoostsThe Ming loomed up to midge &sad 'dietetics of the basting% ad abet romeiniormadies loOlood, enalalailbs, who admitted that be walked to "and Volsetwravethislioe, without leaving ay mis• imodlop, thweght person to withdraw them co.'. '4l: ilia roue VP 'melte room for as charge Ode Yery le filial", premise them from being . teeimploll i pos.. This, too,. be It romembmwd. look Owe althea& at attempt halving Ma progineely ZALbr elli U Power to carry the warrant into Init. 'itch *a carse cossiatent with tits Misr 'di itial law, which forbad the intro. diell brf•ide 1111fr1ty, is - ay eta where it was oit ithdleOwaltly lloomesey to the meshes of a wimatit f Wed, is this caw, he maintained that Siam was so assail for the employment of Mb billhary, "as appeared from Ilse evidence be. footfall Cent, as well with respect to the peaceable cieffiede of the Nestle', as to the oodisturbed pre. Mil* ad eenogemente of the special constsbies. Yit'lllhiegb this sefortesete sod eunecessary eta. vkifisat of the military, Murder bad been commit. TAL'ad fir this crime all the parties concerned were tri t W etponsibtp. get it was *Orient, from the y before the Court, that cutting and maiming bat eddies plop after the warrant alluded to was car. raid lets ovation, and the forties to whom it refer tip wimp takes aim St. Petes's• bid ; say, several verbose tintry.thselded by the Manchester Yeomanry, mbar cliamstiukes totally onconstected ' with the of the warrant ; and would the Learned Vrlste% l. Mead bls' law to the, protection of the allegoatets lo tech eases ? If be wield, he oval(' vet lbseisit•' re "caprice his catiction, that an ho wl itifrthrold set be indeesced by his opinion. 'lll4 Green 'made so obeetestion. ordMr. Albseeth's legal, oplalou were correct, Om er pert if th. Invent has bees a waste of time ; but the Jury appeared to pay no attention to that *plata. The ,comelier of dab evWesce to be adduced by Mr. flames will ardor, I semierMand, to the ideutificatioo Isf the 'Ymaeraory nod *then cescorsed is actually salting or Waren the people • sod ill Inquest is 'spooled to teralsete on Thu rsday or Friday, if theft he so farther adjoeromest. In the course of the moreise, an argemeet arose with respect to the admissibility of • parties's, sit. wets, who use forwasd to identify some of the Ye.. sworn, aid to prove camas acts committed by them in St. Petee's.field, ea the 16th Aeg. though not ie parts' imihollately contiguous to the hastier. Mr. Ashworth ehjetsed to this testimony, observieg that Willies bruit to thi Coteau, beaten similar cvi. dibble had heat rejected over aid ever agile, and yet the 'deeldeal. continued to offer it,'notoithatentlieg obit leeklee, 'with a mast pertinactoes and tuner. diiety Sollitertsee, with% cu lla proceed from eta' otliii taittive,' led which cidld hive no other object s ' this to Litutei fairest end effertieeence in the polio lie mind' egslost a 'parileiler • set of man, and I. pilot ilea out to be aseassieateol. Mt. Deutute.—Seck in lecesatlon, Sir ' Is false elf e.Saiiit igslisst el Mimi , . kr. firmer, s od me. kr: Aliwoisit.—Aialest lei? It as have Is totirt 14•411 , - • . _Me. Diestssois,—.Toolteow It Is (else, Sir. Mr. Asuwortu.—l can't descend to say alterca tion with eyes. . . Mr."D1111119X...-Delellail, Sr ! yen hue descend. a to. I.w la realties such an accusation. %Mr. Hiansa.—l appeal to your own bear', Sir, whether I hevetoot i is private, meetioeed to you a cluesulsoce wbicitntest coulee* you that I have so sash motive u that whkh you attribute to me. Me. Asnwesen.—l said, that the only object was to promote the worst of feellego betimes man sad maw, sod to held @pettis' ledivideali to hatred sod usessioadu. I seed, that is the wily object it can lave, sod I 'say se again. dr. Dasnotr.—Will you dare to say that out of Cows, Mr. Ashworth? Mr..ASNIVORTIII. -1 dos% apply It to you. . . Duristoor.—Sir. yes dere not. . Mt. iSiliWollen. —1 allrlbulo no motive le yore, nor have I from begiourieg to ends I honor you are here to do the best yes eon for your clients. Mr. Iliersea.— You know searethieg more. I told yell a cireserstsece its pointy, which must con. vines you that I have els imprepu mottos whatever. Mr. Asillirollen —I do sot recollect that draw. stout. Mr. Hanusa.—Yee, Sir, you (west. Mr. Aerwoaen.—l do sot recollect It ; but I lace no objection to yeas esestionlos it &gala pub. Ikkly. Mr. HAIIIIIII.—No, Sir ; the POO reason which made au (modem it to you in private, you 'nest kilo, will not stiffer me to mention it publicly. 'MIK Assiweasn.—What I stale here does not sp. 011 tti isdhidesis : I state it in the shape of legal topedelst. sod I mese it in no ethic lisp Wra i ths altercation dropped. Author skeet:sties occurred to this effoct :—A cellUildittleffec sun token notes for the Aferwing LiMilifleflotelso Uttered eat of Court, as that Pao Pof t hat tikes ire Ohs first to infringe list Co. 14Ii *kr. • o t 'II . liiiteteellitevi,tite subject of pebliestion, rfferifflafee your attestfon to two or three em. Illiabtietsiiinsuti itroi the abbess id the Comriar I Vlpt i Zitsfiltkisimp linVito'sead *est. 4 ariirstiki ?AO Sat di4 CoVeeer would ssk firillgre'ltutaerillipkiteriffeeilisa Glortier le Court. Mr. SADO,. SPA that imittitthksiood times ass to Ittirettst tor tlist Piper mast. Mr. Ontarkaiiiholliro *ore twit Gentlemen at the table who had tikes 'soles' his lb. holgioefe; of Do Illiont, sad who, be eelleosaiod, sail fluireem. Ibenleadoes to the (;merrier; Sergi that ?ever cow. tallied such Wettest obentitletis t . be Misted Wet, Ilan ali he tooseved. • . - 00101rell.—Prov• that they wet spiaiettatagig. Mr. HANOI* painted to a petemest The Mild, homed Rainey I sod to another netotieCheiper; 4ed ihst they bad sot lest acted, &it Madly wit a Ittlet purees sok Is • the Pape Mile Mr. Merster ma sant Mites wile% tim. y a ss ths 111.4«1 ibis; t• okot;s3.l to Oat Goorisr. Mr. Cowper tirclarod, Illis'Cootesr, mating I. saillflatt i the • 4! 4 - Val, Om A a., • , ).; Mr. nilialds 'blotted,' WA or More Vas alive*. sled's spigot *Mk fitrrs, die &POW voila I. eseeteid. Mr. Cowper odd, Chet the perticaor lbegeetele ceveretto 'Redid tele*, est Ms. • , Tb. Cotentin muds so observeiboos, tad bevel the 'abject dropped. Memos. Runty mod toettost severmx.... _ . _ PRIGS 411 V STOCKS Till Beek Platt VI !per Coe& Red. isi i per Cele. Cow flint 5) per Cast. per Cosi. eft 115fi Comet.. for Are A VAT AT orthogmuca 'pet Ce.l. Navy 103111 i India Noma 14 16 pa. Long Asa. 1111.16 17 15 16 itsch.i.er Ittsl. pat 1 pa (Minims % dir. par 64 15. a 1 si L. VT()tSiort.Ratlter, C..r..bi11. Nod Lembited-orees. THE STATESMAN. WISDAT 2,1011110, OCTOBER 12, Idl9. --.... When nationl evils are allowed to nn to a `►eat length they become,pest removal ; and of themselves operate a different order of things. There is not a single branch of the Government of this eoent►y which don not partake of the above quality. The Armlets it last, in spite of every effort to Cement the circ•tnstance, have exhibited • frightful ce•ote -1 ounce. If one branch of ti-e lemma happen to be more productive than common, the Tensely writer descant upon it with gooiest complecesey, and predict a cornucopia of National wealth in coon. (pence. It is ►eally diverting le see with !what ingenuity these same Gentlemen et this element explain sway the most alarming prognostications es to the deficioary of the taus. They confidently talk of 'corning commerce and a Wean of trade; el. thoogh the prohibitory er rest riciltesystem with which we here been se long carved, most prevent sock a de. suable event from ever heppeeleg, tki a very differ's% national policy has been resolved on. Our Corn IA yr, calculated, no doubt, to enrich the tona -1 owner, melt inevitably cootie's so impoverish the State itself and the people at large. Will es. dues seed their empty ships to this areetry to pot. chase cf us whet they an possibly do withoot ? In war time we do, sad most castles, to do so, send our ships, in ballast, to the East and North-East countries, for timber to 1111 our 'reseals and repair 1 our noels; bet settling beside as absolute necessity will Write or force nations to grr end hide with distant ports, with which the greatest pert of their especial productioes are prohibited. America has , been, no doubt, grimily injured by the interdiction we allude to. It is impossible to my what may be the 'Monate mischief of this change in the commercial Mallets between two countries ism se intimately tenanted. The twortheotssod ship.oweers uf America fief siodoebtedly a groat edvorsity 'Toolbar prohibitory Coro Laws, es est Issd•ewsers pocket the prosperity of it. Bet no Ibis last t Is it Imolai or desirable list it sbeeld 1 Well stay ikon Gentles.. sew mare' to a property tat tether *au set asters to the seises Ike conflation, of suck eisnlegs 11 The politics of France, sod the (Oakes of certain leading aim in that cesatry, may sow and t►en be inietestetily treated of. There are, however, no open state Issasactions at the Court of the Thailieries which strike us as &envie( particular make. Our Correspondent at Park, ►cots that there are is. dispositions among Moister'', whkb are ohm imputed to tho,irregalarity of the feactioas of the newel body, but which aro muc► moss imputable to those of the body politic. That of M. Guymon ST. CM, is strongly suspected to be of this class. Tho wilier on Ills subject interprets the frequent U. ecioncemeal of this Minister being about to mice, to his ineffectual andesmors to horns a higher smite. rity with the necessity of taking more eateesivo precautionary aeraseres against the possibility of a future war, communicating with, or esleadiag self in time to France. That persosage is loom. ably peak in disposition, and moot bring himself to sea the necessity f.•r taking those ineoseres perhsps, in good faith, aro thought recommendable , by certain of the Frenc► Ministry. calling 25,000 Wessel into prelim service has been a measure talked of dories the lan twelve months. A Requiaitioe, sigeed by (as we bre isthmoid)* thousand rercieetablo pOilleef, has bees presented I. the Provost of Made,, to a call • Meeting for the double purpose of petitioning for a Parliasestary Reform, and for an esquiry kilo the creel outrages committed at Manchester. The Cadiz letters, received by the Moll of yes. tetchy, describe the siltation of that place and *sigh boarhood as very melancholy, in coseequence of the contagion which was making series, ravages. As the troops listened togs eat in the espeditios were dispersed, it was soprani the ermemeet, if sot 'to tally destroyed, wee at least enema.' for a consi derable time. The impressive with regard to the distemper sl4O is, that it was brooght to the Bay of Cadiz by the Asia, 74, that arrived some time ego from the lievannab with mosey; sad, for the sake trf leading which the aerial reettictioes were dispersed with, although the Comets on his arrival made doe siti(tuti►e that he had the fever es beard, aad that he had lesi . l2o patients.* the agog, home. We Mw jest heard, oe the astberity of • private letter, that a duel has takes place between Mr. Long Wellesley 'see Mr. Nessit. the Members for Wilt. sbge, whisk proved foot to the tatter Gentleman. —(P/sisenflo ) We have mew fear other Pelson feetrtbe Same peat of the eeestry, but nut *ewe( them reale* the Meet Mat el each a moles elselylitasteepbe. • We Atwood, Ise pi this the re seer leei ars et* ti be selsosistle ... *MIL •l Ma. Get this iserniep at as early boor, a eerilderable surabor of persons assembled resod the door of the , laviltikell, and at wady sine o'clock the pressure ; Iseteme'ess etc► Obit lie most serious apprehensions i were espreseedity those persons who had a ppresched the Stalest to the door ; a few esiantes before eine, the doors of t►e Court were thrown open, end Mr.Catille, accompanied by Mr. Hunt and other Gentlemen, come op to the door le - several carriages, containing as im mense quantity of books, pspersotc. As soon es way could he made through the crowd, Mr. Heal sod the ether Gentlemen entered the Coy t,w hes shortly after Chief Justice Abbot took his seat ; before the Jury were sworn, Mr. Hum:addressed the Beech respect ing the trials he is engaged lit with the Nes 7'imes Newspaper, and wished that they should come on first agreeable to the notice t►at had been gives. The Cater Jurece r►plied, with some asperity, reqoestlng Mr. liest Mg to Interrupt the proesedlogs of the Caerr, aed said that Thursday was the day ap pasted for his trial to come on ; sod it sheeld do se if possible. The fellowieg Jury wee thee ewers s•—• lirsesei. Jesse e. Jells Hew , I J.,he wink Glesee lisiey. Ceske !Mae Illurfoss. Rl...we Clamber% Willies reenact. Willa.se Pasta. Teensee. lieerr Cos% It.bers Pint, I 111•Itheer 11141 kt, Jabs Batley. Mr. CAIIIIIELL *poised the proredlnes, stalls' this to be so loformetion fled by bis dl.jen)'o Ai**me,- General against Rirberd Gerlile, for poblisLing a fob* and ■elirioss libel, of and eoecernieg the Hely Scripteres, tending to vilify sod bring them isle dia. smite. To this Information the Defeadset bed pleaded Not Guilty. TM Arroanair-Gtosnsa (Sir R. Gifford) then addressed the Jury; he stated the loformation to have bees filed by his predecessor, Sir kneel Shop. herd, es lest back as December, ISIS, bet Cr.. onevoldable eirceentaases coeld eel be kiosks to as ism before the present elttie(l—a ramose had been spread abroad that this prossesties had been Instituted by moons who were desires. of codfishes the Liberty of the Press; nothing was farther from the intentles of those persons who bad the perfora tion of this painful public defy : the Christian nth: lion was part of the law of the land, both statute and common law, and be should prose it by a reference to some of the highest authorities.- -The Attorney-General then quoted the cam of Ne)lor, which was tried before Justice Hale in the reins of Chad.. 11., anal also ether cases to the time of the trial of Mr. Williams, for publiebing the work le question, and oleo that of Mr. Eaton, and Mated, that it bad been 'Deserted that there was so law open which this loformution could be supported; bet be tbonght list, Air tie authority bi bad ,bows, this would •ot be lesherd on. Tito [Awned Counsel concluded a speech of seedy so boor with a forci ble spites' to the Jory, collier/ on thee if they were satirtiwl of 'hie bring • libellous pablication to artists - - - their conscleaces and Sod the Defendant Guilty. Ca la Somme, Clerk to the Solicitor of the Treasury, proved the perchasiog of Panes sr 4 Keesea, ea Om 19th of December, last year, and was served by the Defendant. who asked witness if ►o did sat wont half - a dozen copies? and also that Mr. Coring sold him the book within' hesitation, for vbkh he paid 10s. ed. The laformatien was then reed by the proper en at tenth, sad being concladorlyilr. Carlile en tered en his detract. He was proceeding to refer to varlets Acts of Pat!lament, relating to Protestant Dissenters. The Archbishop of Canterbury was in waiting, bat fro■ tiro leogth of ibe defence, it is act probable that his Lordship will be called to-day. r. Cart& was proceeding la his defence w►et our Reporter left the Court. Mr. Puma, Kill's Me sager, left tows ow Son. day with di.petches for Italy. Mr. Barns c. King's binsager, left tows yesterday everalog with dispatches for Pads. Advice. from Batavia of the beginning of May, Sato, that the Eaglish eapeditloo fres Bengs:, nodes Sir T. RAIII.IIII, consisting of several of the Kest In. die Composes trotters, stilt troops on board, had mired on the coast of Sumatra, to take p ion of I all the ports on the west side of the Island,. hid were ceded to the British by the King of Acavan. We endentand that a Reqeisitioe fur a Meeting of the Inhabitaats of the parish of St. Clement Donn, to address the Patxce on the late transactions at Manchester, Is its • roars of signaler., and to which already some very respectable names are et. tachtd. Oa Wednesday the Owen Glendower frigate, Cspt. the Hoe. !lousy C. SPE4C ilit, arrived at Portsmouth from Chatham to be paid wages, and finally posit , . ped for the Semis American station, to which she will sail in a few days. The Blossom, 28, Capt. VEn- NON, sailed on Friday, with dispatches, for Rio Janeiro. It is said Commodore Bowuts will return home in the Blossom. The squadron on the South American statiee, on the arrival of the abort ships, will consist of ten ships of war,ris.: —Seperb,7B.Com. sedan Sir TllOll,ll MASTlnalan 11 Altislf, 13111. ; Captain T. Wain, (a); Veugeor, 74, Capt. F. 1.. M AITLanD, C. B.; Creole, 42, Capt. Berms ; An dromache. 44, Capt. Sillnnaff ; Hyperion, 42, Capt. T. Scants, C. B.; Blossom, 28, opt . Ct Vamoose ; Few/seri% 211. Capt. 11. Rontwaun l 20, Capt. D. H. O'llaits; Tyne : 2G, Copt, FAWN j tarn : 10 ) C.pt. 14191, TOBATRIGA LS. DatfuT•tarre.—Agoln 'this home was a templet* bumper last eight. Mr. Eturtott well supported 'the sprightly, the 'Judos, character of Ranger, in Dr. Ilommer's esullent v.metly of The Saispiciutur Hothead. In short, he is likely to make it a voila hie range threeghoat his career. The isconvenieuee to which this great establishment has ling been 'abject. and which have impeded its prespe.iiy, ere now effectually removed. ColrtalT-11AIMEN.-I.fir night king Henry the Porrfh introdeced Mr. CHAIRLO Kalman' as Ha* spur, to a tolerable hill hoary; in which he acquitted himself (Is he always dues) with great credit to him. self sad satisfactiou to the audirate. The difficult part of Falstaff was performed by Mr. YATta, of whom we nay say, he looked •nd watke.l the dia. cuter well, bet with respect to his sprakiag it: al. though his voice is spumous and distinct, he did not eltorther please OIL In 1111 iefiniiion of whit honour is, we recollected and lamentably misled Ileuncasoft nod PALMER. Mr. YAM has we fault, belittler, .1 which he may set mutt) mend. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. Mac, Oer. 11.—Wind S. E the Regent, Anderson. for Now Synth Wales.—Caese down form the River and sailed the Lunch, Driscoll, fee Booby; sod Modest, Kennedy, for JIIMOICS. Ponrasourn, Orr. I I.—Arrived the Amps.% Nelson, hone -------; Attainder, Ritchie. from Rigs; and Hiretany, Woodall, from Demerara... so l id IGe William, for Trinidad; Censer, Hall, for New York ; Col•rnbas, Allen, for J.. males ; General Harcourt, Wilson, for Demerara ; Beeches, HoJgeen, for Algiers ; Elitte, Field, fir New Sooth Wales ; Oromoeto, Strickland, for Bose bey; sod Avis', Jefferson, for Gibriellar.--4fied Southerly. HASIIICII, Oct. 11.--.Artired the lA/ Napes% pack►t, with a Mail, from Coabagan.—Wiad S.C. FAceeutis. Oct. 9.—Wind S. Arrived the Misfiles, Amities, from P4011'6111 far St. Michael's. fatwastrcw,3tn.7.—Arrited the Amiable, Erick• son, from Phlladephis ; In olosina ep lbs Riser sb got *a shore a trots below the Poole, bet was pt off the following tide with considerable damage. About nee o'clock this muoirg, the LORD MsTase, attended by the Sheriff , Town Crier, and the City Marshalmen, took their stations on the bovines, when the Town Crier ordered all permit who bad been subpaned to keep in attendance, sod ell others to depart. During this notice, the botcher •h• waited at the M•nsion• House sent* little time heck to inform him that he bed been called a fool, reared out, " 110 w tree goo, LIU' ATZINSI r' sod etrired a deal of laughter spied his Lord. ship. The LORD MAioa, on deputies, told the Marsholmen, that if lie was not quiet they were to take him into cattail,. The botcher con tinuities hi. poise the two City Marshals took him savoy. Yesterday, at three o'clock, the Paine Keene held a Court at Carlion-heese, which was attended by Lord Itveiteoot, Lord Ilasanway. Lord STate. /NED. Mr. VAII•IETADE, Mr. AMOUTHEOTE. and the Souction.G eltaltAL. After which, his Royal High. Ism was pleased to teeter the honour of Knighthood essay Solicitor-Genets!, now Sir Joss Conte.-- 'Fbri Doke of NotitittieseaLase, Lori! Stonootis Loa CRITLIIRRAOII, and Lord Ilenaoweir had is. dime's of the PRINOIL REOINT, at Carlson-boom Extract of a letter from St. Petersbersh, Septa.. bsr 111: " Orr beloved Emperor returned here on the 11th, hem his long journey throesh all Finland, which has awl bean performed without greet (aqui, pilletions, end ma danger : the satisfaction of all clarets on his return is manifested herein a manner the most marked. This jesuitry was undertaken for the sole impose et a mineral ibservation of the distant provieces of ibis Wended empire, for the benefit of the people so far from the Imperial residence, and has endeared him Ors mere to them all. The aacrifices he makes of all perusal comforts end indolence', and his seeming allergy end activity for the benefit of all his people, are gralefelly felt and warmly acknowledged by all. " Ilia Imperial Majesty left us again last night, the third Jay after his return, basing bees in the midst of es at the consecration of a new elserch, and the launch of a man•of.war of 100 eons. lle tees by way of Nevegorocl, awl Riga, to Wir es. ; his return if 61rd for the 2.1 of October. — Prince Wollnitsky end Sir James Wylie accompanies his Majesty as astral. " nue again looks up, and instilptions base I admired to 91, which that our dit is good. We hue hid the finest slimmer in the memory of any men tiring. T:oe Ceilitil it deserted ; every body c o ralolial 'titl in the country. By the arrival of mane ships, trade :a tot I.er more Wish" The triel• of Mr. FERGUttlitt, Glitor of the giro Spectator, and Mr. 6-•vitt.AT. toe OM fat a libel on his Majesty's Government, had taken place et Niagara on the 17th of Asp. 11. th were found Goilfy. Mr. Gottecte was condemned to Mulish. I &rid ' bet the *empress of the Court or Mr. Fagots. pm lied not bean made known . Among the many improvements which hate takes place in culioary ute..eils, no one is of so great porience at that which combines economy in the esti of feel, with the greatest convenience. We oliode to Dr•Ktit and Dl:mat:es New KITCHEN Wilms', which are constructearous the pi.itiest ventage lane tit the most 'menses', conking emigrates, and ere found to be superior to any 'hill of the kind .tee offered to the Public. 'Filch PATINIT Moque. Oh. orrri.n Stove, also, is well worlay attaintioe. as by it the waiaanco of smokey chimneys iselfeere. ty pre. vented. At No. 47, Ludgate-hill, these attic .s, sad many others, on improved principles, ate opus to public inatervien. The Pieter, Gallery, at Badjiun, hes Irmo a fateerite muds' losnisid t h e woo! • •