The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-06-29 00:00:00

I • t, . it' ..., • ._.s.l ~ ... ,P ... .---.._ . .• lic.Ms#D :PiclitrAffl, ERN. • - ' • .—idow— esterday the ilispecribers pi tides Institution dined at the Grove House, Caniberirkll, Samuel Charles sullil read, Esq., M.P. in Ebel:heir. When the cloth tla4o. veal, " Non \obis Domine" was sung. • . " 1i ."—Three time* thrre.:-L" God wreethe King." likinertiaitilf afterwards there Was a general cry of •* The Quern, the Queen.' "I he whole company rose Ind cheered, and waved their handkerchiefs. As soon el S the powerful feeling had in some degree subsided, tl r l'hairinauf called npon the'vest assembly to drink " TheQueeis,h whlithree times three. • The eaineesplrit was shewn upon this welcome pro position. • • ' •!" • " Ileress hello all good lasses." :•` The Oda` ot orb and the rest of the Royal Family." " I low merrily we live." " The Girl that loves a Sailor."--(Mr. J. Smith.) Tire last verse of this song, whirl) peculiarly applies to the situation of a female in distress, Was received with etithu•iasm. The l'hairman gave, - The Patrons and Friends of the Licensed Victuallers in stitution. and Prosperity to it.—Three dines three, The children then were introduces+ to the Room by ;he Stewards. After which a he Cosi:imam addressed the Meeting.—" It is a male!. of ....Teat regret to all pereons o. humanity, that the l'aleadar is frequently filled with charges ageism Yobtlifill delinquents—against those whom Juries feel it impossible to Convict, and Judges to condemn.-- Gentlemen, the prevention, and not the punishment, .-t• . rinse, is the object of your Institution.--(Cheers.)— l-rAnnet view the accuinulatiou of vice that everywhere appears. withoat horror. Ilia who can be surprised, when an uufortniate boy, who has lost the protection of his parents, by death or any other calamity, seeks a refuge from his present miseries in the society of the a:sandoued.---(Applause.)---When we look to the other sex, the climax is still more horrible. Deserted I -ter natural protectors, the child knows not the a liar icter, or the nature of virtue ; for she has never seen its operative, or heard of its attrihntes.—(Lond clieers.)—l trust that the gratitude of my youthful hearers will one day show itself, and that, as the e%- ce:lent address states, they will repay to others abet they. have themselves gained."---(Loud and continued cheers.)--The Chairman then gave •• That great principle of British jostice. that considers every one innocent until proved guilty."—{Loud and con tinued cheers.)--And afterwards, "The Trustees and Committee of the Licensed Vleteallers' Ilehool."—Thrre times three. Mr. Loony returned thanks, and then gave, " The health of the Chairmen." This ass drank with acclamations, and Mr. WHIT. mum , rose and said—" Gentlemen, there are many here whom I have not seen since the late election. To them I make the most sincere acknowledgments ; and to those by whose support I may not have been ho volute', I give my mast respectful thauki, for the at tention which they have just paid to me.—(Cries of "We are all your friends.")—What, all! I was not aware of that. lam glad to hear it. I had given my pledge to pay my personal respects to all the free holders in the county who voted for me. I have dune *3 le a great many instances, but net in all ; and I trust that thosz upon whom I have not waited, will attribute my delay ton press a business which my new duties imposed noon me. The W;eithy Chainnee tortluded lor prolosing I *" 'the hestih or the tnewsn.ts, sod limas to ikon for the comforts of the day." 31r. CLARK relined thanks for the Stewards. Mr. FLANAIIAPI r. se and said—" Gentlemen, if I in trade on your attention, it is from a desire to pay a jest tribute of appropriate respect to departed worth, the d iwer anal pride of England, the ornalhent of the Senate, an:l the admiration of Ireland, whose image you have now in the Chair—if nut his image, at least his via tues and growing talent. Oh.! if the late Mr. lreithr. ad could come from above to the Howe of Commons, be would protest against the unjust pease ceti.ses of the illnetrioss patroness of this Institution, the Queen of England.--(ilere the worthy t badman became match affected, and retired, when Air. Loddy took the elasir.)--Mr. Flanagan resumed, and continued to make appropriae remarks on the merits of the late Mr. Whitbread, seal said, if he could now be heard in the House of COMBHIOII6, he would so clearly expose the enormity of the green hag, that such a flame of pa triotism and justice would be kindled as would purify the couu:ry, and save the altar and the marriage-bed fawn insult. The memory of that departed pillar of public worth, the late Samuel Whitbread, Esq. was then drank ulth much solemnity and respect. Mr. FLANAHAN again rose, and begged leave to pro pose the health of a gemtlemanorlioni he could not couple with Mr. Whitbread, because Mr. Whitbread had an advantage that none else meld claim. It was a lega-y banded him by his father, of trate British greatness, which could serer fail ao be admired, as it brought with it a eompleeiom of magnanimity and true and gessine greatness. He eoucludled by saying. " I con gratulate Middlesex--I admire Westiniester—and I MOM bat tolfgratulate the casualty at large, for lasing Whitbread anal Hobhouse in the Senate ; and I shall mow propose die health of that champion of - DMA liberty, Juba Gam Hobhousee, Esq." This loast'was drank with unbounded applause.with three times three. 111011 T111.430.1*. ammo*, Joss IL—Yesterday oveniug the Lords Conadsslosers arrived hero: They catered the tows is the same wy as the Judges of the Circuit Coast of Justiciary de, prosoded by two of the trutapsiont if MI lb*ly'a household, sad three macen—oao bow the Curt of Sea lee, one from the Court of J sodding. and sato from *a Jai, Court. Comaiosionors who ensured were. the Leed tea{ of the Oman of fieeeieu, the lard Julie* ** a die Lead Chief Born of the Court of ilexhaquer, Os &meg Chid Qauelptieser of tho Jury Court. and 106 lieromad mad OR*. aele*Y. at two ?clock. the Lords Commis cddlana riondod do she Couradlosmw, escorted by a ihdoehem. of the WU Itegireest sad. after proyen t, eM 's Illeister et the Wee s Star itegiilyti Mb= the Clerk of lisadve 110110144110 4 tiv. boil Jury &win boo owe, the Lord Pre. steria — lahievarsd dem at resoefitsebd• lesitit es the samisollirvbidi ea; bed boa irownwri, awl bops / •by obiervitte tbri With for bish treemdi AMC" Very rite its this ink of the island. In the rebellious of 1714 abil 174 k the traitors, by a special• Act of 'Par liament, were tried in England, and theses*. of Watt and Downie were the ably ones which had eccarredl since the Union. At the Union it was' Wieldy seen, afid declared, that livitOzttailer the same l;overnment, It was necessary to' ,assimilate• the treason law- of Scotland with th:.t of England, and this was done i)y the Act passed in the reign of Queen Anne, • Ilis Lordship observed. that the old Scots law of treason was by no means well defined, and sanguinary, and proceeded to expldin the !3d of ltd ward 111. and the Stith of his late Majesty, by which the statute of Edward was enlarged. his Lordship then drew a distinction between the cases of treason and riot, and shooed the difference of the law of tree. son and that of the common criminal law of Scotland and concluded. by exhorting the ,eery on the ditty te which they were called, and to take for their guide alit evidence alone that should be laid before them. The Brand Jury then retired, and the witu he examined before them were worn in, some in t English, and others in the Scuts form, baring dram they preferred it. The Brand Jury, after being upwards of three absent, returned into Court, with true hills ag e t. houias 111‘CuHoch, Andrew Ilar.lie, Benjamin Moir, Allan Murchie, Alexantbr Latimer, Alexander Jukli stun, Andrew White. David Thomson, James Wright, William Clarkson, thorium Pink, Robert (fray, James 1 Clelland, Alexander Bart, John Baird, John Batt, William Smith, and Thomas M•Parlane. After a little delay, the prisoners were hr night down from the Castle under a ntilitary guard, and placed at the bar. Baird entered first, handcuffed; the others followed him, linked together. The Lied President informed them that true bills bad hefts found against thew for high treason, and that Counsel trunkl be assigned to them ; and, upon being asked.to name their Counsel, they unanimously gave in the Harm , . of J. P. Grant, M. P., Francis Jeffrey, and John Clerk, F,sqrs.4 and, failing in these, some of them named J. A. 31 urray, Esq. The Lono INICAIPENT then said, that they woad be brought tip to be arraigned on the 6th of July next, and that their trials would proceed on the 17th of the same month, or probably sooner. Adjourned until to-morrow at nine o'clock. • The prisoners against whom hills hare been found are those taken in arms on Bunnymuir. ST,Ri.INU, Jt rut 24.—Thil. day the Lord, Currimis• sioners met again at II o'clock in the morning. The Brand Jury again retired, when hills of indictment were pies rated to them against different persons from Camelon, Balfron, and St. Niniatts, in this county. Previous to retiring, the Hog. Beorge Alwreromby, Foreman of the limed Jury, addressed the Lord Pre *Went, and stated, that he was ;Bryant by the Orav Jury to request that he would allow his charge to ._;_ ..., pirate, loirruhirers. If the.e reports prove correct, we may look for operations of rather a decisive character. The threat, at lengtl , is put in train for execution, the seal is opened, and the first vial is begun to be poured forth. 'Vest •rday the Committee appointed by the House of Lords, to ,aamine the papers relative to thetasseen, assembled, and proceeded on their awful task. Fn., the nature of the duty, and the precautions taken to prevent disrlesure, the proceedings of the Committee will continue till the close in inviolable secrecy, though busy on the sabjectsof their deli may prfsitil. It is expected, be informed about the betimes, published. His Lordship 1103 WI to go i■ tee courso 'Night be necessary it not proper to proceedings were had retired to their pied in swearing in a %est l-er of witorsig, to be examined bawe them, and adjourned untirhree o'clock. At that hoar the Court again met, when nine of the prisoners having been brought and placen at the bar, the Grand Jury came into Court, and re turned true bills against the whole. The lion. Fore man ruse rose and stated to the Court, that during the painful investigatiou that had taken place before them, it appeared to them that a certain person, whose name it would then be improper to meatiest, was deeply implicated in this ease, and against whom no bill hail been preferred. The Court, after consulting fur some time, ordered the Wand Jury again to retire to their room, in order that they might judge whether they would return a bill against this person. After bring absent about two hours, the Brand Joey returned a true-billagainst a vermin of the name of John Johnstone, from Falkirk, and he was immediately brought down from the Castle and placed at the bar. Pres ious to this, bills of in dictment againrt three who were brought from the !'astle were departed from, and they were sworn in by the herd President as witnesses; the Lord President observing, that all charges were by this passed from against them. His Lordship then severally informed the prisoners that bills hail been found against them by the Grand Jury for high treason, and that they were now at li ' betty to say who they would wish nominated as their Counsel and Agent. Some named Mr. Clerk, Mr. Monerieff, and Mr. Cranstoun, but the majority named Mr. Jeffrey and Mr. Cockburn, and lieorge Boymner, writer in Stirling, as their agent ; Dining*. *puts , were. however, named by the Court. The prisoners were then removed from !lie bar, and were Wormed that they would be arraigned on cr about the 6th day of July neat. Committee will be week immediately after It is Lordships will determine upon the ulterior proceedino. During the sitting of the Com mittee yesterday, Messrs. liatwon Am and DEN MAN, her M.intsTr's Counsel, attended, and sent iu a letter, the c..ntents of which have of course become the subject of lunch conjecture with the public. It is supposed by some, to he of the nature of a protest ; andif of that descrip tion, could, after the decision of the House of Peers, have been presented but as a matter of form. De it what it may, it seews not to have obtained attention from the Committee in the manner professed to be ex pected ; for the Learned lientlemen, after waiting a considerable time, withdrew without receising any reply. Thus every day the interest of this important busi ncAs increases, end the responsibility of Ministers ang meats. The shift to which they have bad re course in throwing the burthen on the loose of Lords, is to them the reverse of alleviation. If they (,il in the sequel in sustaining the evidence, on the belief of which the House was led to their deci- Nion, and on the exhibition of which the Committee will be led to their conclusion, their responsibility will be of a nature toofearful (or vas to express. The whole of their proceediugs, from the beginning to the present period, and both at home and abroad, is of a character which, unless the expediency be not rendered manifest to all the world, mast involve them in ea odium whieh Ii will be impossible to efface. In the begina:ng of those proceedings aisroad, they resorted to the use of means which noble usinds disdain, sad at' the precast period they see employing a measure inconsistent with the liberal spirit of the Coastinatioo, and at which the hearts of finglishusen revolt. In the present state of the public oda& all ether kinds of public business are Mt comparatively of flails interest, though we canoed bat *lsere* that, in the Hesse of Commons, last night, a motion was broaght forward, which is of speelej value and Magnitude to the whole community. It was, for the first reading of a Bill for the better educating the paw of inglitod sag Wales, ltd was prt4seed by a most luminous and eloquent speech of the Learned Mr. MIROCIINArI, to whose indefatigable Moon is the Important ease of education the eatery has already bees west highly iodated, sad fee which, if the peasant be propered last sight be Wily , adopted, ages yet to come will have occasion to give his praise--Asother subject was laireeirses4 whisk was alai d cooeldeeside seenest, tie MM. salbetiosie helm/. wbkb ams et Ns Ilbiorsome wk. baLv, pitseed _te comet by Airtime, lrbe asetheettbst Nos. Clew sibilikeal powers. _ MAI gas. ova. 1 I Dublin I Waterford t U Uueritary and Jersey 0 Gotteatturgb 0 Ilavabenth V I AWL SCR. O Hollaad O Slanders O Fringe I O Lisboa O Malta 0 Sr. Prrsa.—Holklas at lA* Public Offices. et, ttattgutan. "Tiu sarrlllll ST ATS 4111131" II I XOSIITIMIATIII WWII " inn LONDON: TIIICIPSDAT 1111111a111, Met 211. 1820. We have this resolved Paris Ayers se the 27th ism Oallanday the Duke Dresser Lid as meioses a the KINg.--Souse disorders are stated te Ittott taboo place at Lille. ea the 211t1 last. Tim were. however. not gelded. It la said that sew lielaiisea tweed* wade, et lieu. la the /MIN( of the 24t1r, the ezenerss loaned the gaged to l l se l iev..rem eat t o! the llaa sit. keeping the - eh ‘ .llrest:lndia celco . ntes i in a re- might be necessary rn spectalkle into o defense was shortly represee tt stppression of disturbains ilt that ei d. a ry, gerrwta. inn to the Secretary for Ireland, to displays • All thi `colonial ninnies were Toted . In the 4,llans spud of bir of Piers, the Law of itlectitin Woe briefly taken vas ..ydayeil to. be renamed on forbearance ud candour which we were highly rrio „ up, and the Illonday. Theelt i tt de Cases I. still IA Paris. By bed 0 Perceives sedate s'r2'.bappy to EEkll4llt)ip . -r—.. 4 1.1 10 .4. letters from Madaid it appears, that tranquillity pre- Yesterday the King behl n Levee. Which wak N I veils throughout the kingdom of Spain.' The l'ons stitutionilists, it is said, have a staunch force of 154, thinly attended, owing to the many previous eat of a total of 170, in the Cortes, and that the held by his Majesty within these fee, ssrehm, earliest neitaare proposed by the King will be no Among the presentations are the names of Earl O u k Awt of Conciliation and Oblivion of the past. This and of Mr. Whitbread, t us w will not apply to the Deputies of IS lA. The accounts of the Duchess of York yes Fez:gen Fr N nos—Eire per Cents., 76 fr. 50c.— were , that bar al Ingham was ceariening Is s te; . Bank Actions, 1:x73 ft. Tue Quette.-s- eeterdll the Settee C ollll aitase d' ......0......-- the House of Lords appointed t• examine the 1 16 2.18‘ New York Papers arrived this morning to the 4th referred to their Lonbips by his Majesdr, • the conduct of the Queen while abroad, asse la bi r d a of June. , i twelve, o'clock. The Members of the Committee,,*all present, erith.the exception of the Puke of Wea ls . Illrnwosantes, hissers 20.--A Treaty of Peace has been concluded between Serrates., liovensor of t a u, the Marquis of Laos/hewn, and the L or d L'hus Buenos Ayres ; Lopes, Governor of Santa Fe ; and cellar. The Doke was engaged, it was understood, * the Levee ; the Lord Chancellor was in the Boa te d Ramirez, governor of Entro Rios. They agree to Peers bearing appeals, and it is probable th.it thon gs . send Deputies to a lieneral Congress to meet in Santa quis of Lausdown will not attend the examiorties d Fe. within 60 days. They expect Artigas to come the Papers, being decidedly against a Secret latlrrier, The Committee first met ins Lord•Shaftesburv' s pi. their confederacy, and they talk of a war with the Portuguese. It is likely the present state of things Tate room, amongst the apartnic3ts of the Lords it will be durable, as it is popular. Commerce hat been "(ices, and no person was allowed to remain in tie benefitted by this change, and the exportation of pro- ' passage. The Committee then went to the huhu. room, and finally removed to the old Home st visions again allowed. Lords, as the most commodious apartment, and as The Jane, Drnmnionil, from Liverpool to Savannah, the farthest removed from interruption. The Csler was plundered by a privateer of 14 guns, and full of of the Black Rod, Mir T. Terwhitt, aid other Herm of the House, were stationed in raring parts, and sal. risen ; she had on board 20,000. dollars, which they fered no persons to approach the Connutueewess. teak, together Itith a quantity of stores and provisions: Her Majesty's Counsel, Messrs. Bronghaus and Doi. she sailed from Cuba, and was out three months. man attended, aid put in a sealed letter, expressing', [rimless THE BALIISIORE RAPER, JUNE I.] is said, the sentiments of their Royal Client emir*. A passenger, in the last steam-boat from New Or- extraordinary and unprecedented proceedings whir( leans, reports, that °cetera, Long has re-organized the hare now commetwed splint her. Mr. Beeville expedition against Texas, and inclades, in his view, anciMr. Denman remained in waiting some tine, la order to receive an anstver to the letter, delivered e s the whole of New Jlexico. lie has, at present , about the part of the Queen; bat having received ao answer, 5,114/11 troops under his command, at tialvrstown; and her m a j esty ., Counsel withdrew. has, montrer, obtained assistance from the Vents:lle- The Lord Mayor has acceded to the wishes of the Iran Patents, who have sent him their Beet ; and Ad- Livery, and a Common Hall is to be held to-m. row, soirat Lafitte, - the -tie, has also joined this band of "To consider of the propriety of presuming a limits! and Address of Affection - Congratulation to her Orations Majesty Queen Caroline, on her Acceisiss to the Throne, and her safe Arrival in thi4 Country." The Old Bailey Sessions commenced yesterday, hat no trial of importance look place. 'SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. STAMFORD RACES. rumbas, was 27. Tbo flargbley Stakes of 20gs each, b. ft. fir S-yr Colts to carry fist. 71b. ; 11lies, Sm. Sb.—Once roaltsol tt distaamr.—Tbe wispier of the 2,00 0 p or 1,002ds `tilts et Newmarket. lire Der by . or Oaks, to eery 7lb. ostra. lard Orosreaor's b. e. Arbiter, by Petrosim, out Or William's dam Marvels of Beet is e. Kestrel, by Salim Lord Fitswillism's b. f. TWA, by Ausdis t emst of Wryardi Woa b/. ll _ l •Re si t'_ cl— . Sweepstakes et 110 p 't p. for 3-yr olds. Ogee rouesfand a distance. Mr Jabs Byag's be. e. Casoosede, by Smolensk°. dani by Mei& Illargelmst gzeter's br. f. by Pericles, oat of Des Mr. R. Dawsos's be. e. Volunteer, by Cuyeadhlb, out of Vi zee 7t04 ow Canaomede; 1 to I opt the Marquis of lissse's br. f.; bat ages Volunteer.—Won by a Neck. • A Newsreel Stakes of figs eseb. lli ft. About two she sad a quarter—Mares and geldlags to be allowed M.— Uentlemes riders. Mr. Sourerle's Andrew. 4-yrs old Mr. H. Pierrepolat's eb. c. Jujube, by Juniper, oat Cot. 4-yrs old Mr. Whltworttes b. b. Hazard, by D:ek Audrey.. &yes old Lord Stratliavea nausea ch. a. Jokiest., by Sella.. spd Mr. Watsoers ch. g. Masse? (loop, by Julius reser, rs old deueral Greaveuor's dt. a. Ireeltr, by hydro , . 11-yrs eh 6 to f as Andrew.—%i oa by a Meg& The Taws Plato of Ml.—Heats. twice mend far a Mt. Mr. H. Beetorie's eh. e. Seesaw, by Iliad, out of Morrisroe...miles den. 3-rs old Mr. Drage's b. e. by Sir Paul, out of Jilt, ilts old 6 Mr. Itobssa's eh. s. Vorick., by Trak, set of Jed I Sirs eld Gen. (iessassor's b. e Windmill, by Haphazard, oat of TalMeo. /errs old II 4 Mr. Neeles eb. e. Dreallsr, by Blocher. airs old . dr to lags. Seesaw ; to I agst Mr. Drage'. m mad 4 to I apt Toilet. r. TderMes Mother T roe. ft. free =is Dlalkee H ebrew, R SOegs, b. ft. wo mike. NM LAW INTBLLICIINGt. COURT OF KING'S aroma e. nom ' This was an action brought to wooer the sem 6(311. alleged to be due to the plaintiff. as a osopeosedest IK his labour is the service of the ilsffindesi• The case was proved, and the Jury rsturaog a wild for the plaintiff for the fall ansesat. • Amos* fr. 111111111 T. This was an action against the same delendemi Ow the sees of upwards OM. ler work and Wier Batts by the plaintiff; as the rioter of the dolteriest The iliffeet had bees proprktor of The Stobefts orwrfaffor. and. upon relinquishlog that mums% NM M Os - plaintiff stated. Wed to give the e votsesete ' mike a a Ihrtnight. The O&M lob*h .aol printer. had arta • other printer% and was reopened* to thew. lb paid thew sousedlogif a fit 's wag his s% isd *ought in resew* tW arson together with sub from Ali dellsoffsrat. The distoombot eat prepared to show. broiler elf the paper. he bed given orders to the ti solo the son to work at the ease In was suumirod; biet z i p hat theiff bed Moss! liod, Woks. \Woolf and *op is 041011 asothelpapor the sons empse. whim, ems hewn thougld a oopy. tot Goad: Tide yawn woo notisiebligotivei Araiartitioss, the OW alb ' f ir tho sed.vryogonri. A *Ogg far meet IMMIWPr• faliiy awe. tosaaa : " Taa I • Pieper), r , bY 1. 1 - ! MOW levrit a conjecture sill be hut, oswered, that having tether P laces baration, owl rumours urea of the emmoisoick, where it. w Ity theft who pretend to I ry to vary the charge, he copcotived mans no C rt of the 4.1 rourholed. AtMr the 4,wq - wal r, Ansd that, itai eir coo n room, the Court Irdt 16 the Holm., their Lor elleirrosebC i • iM ea Nail% Wit. bssv, gispissd . 1 ism t b, a rosielso MA losers's.. lwisps e t f i e b a te. The Ihsoositorotassalkolo mod ~_ ~~ .r,_. 7 P ;. 1 i -i,