The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-05-28 00:00:00

~-~- MVII.M.n MIN.mI.II A iZ/\\l etok CkCJI (I)(KWA' StA-CAA \ b r - - 77. • ;; 4 ~.;v • kr.. N g . • . - • OF I A - • • iirr , ... . ... .~ • - • ( ;tat r . , • • °' 1 t an. ' t ~ _s ... .0. • • I . •.;r. War IS& o . ' Fele6.9oViii • el** parboil ebitcch , --fer the sok let the likeeeltiee, of do several parishes frets else plate trial be ll* *soft eseertalsel. wow he ill. Ist. is the forst std.- tabled *lines se prim*. kept bum op is tie Weft; 'aisl:alai it the ogee, is slick persistb lisertsibb Vier deesserar, let the Owns.* to feel . ilea be le estels& &ay for the SAWN doe ef hie sem owl stay : 5.4 wittiest mpg is the sweibei gasps is which limey haftheopesesi te hiss is aerie the assesea beiss• pre-appelatesl. As. by a seam' 0- pieties. basis( far ito.ohieet the Meat it M "kat erre sem is regarsied as haw at that thee aid pion sweeps" eel sulkiest far the. aseistesasse of Ai- • • rya of the Yeouisa class: rhiels issues say t ied* • sequestly. is respect of the -cheap is the est* 4 1 - amity, regain aserslaseet. Owe time M thee. 4. Let the 'flowage* he seielpee sews' see leis Ss is Gestleases than to l_r- Ye" if tube 0411141608 a he masa/ IMP immorpr _ ib Timor& Aluppost. • • DOMAIMMIIIII t 1 ash of towalhea" peaks thee to die 110111.4 tlto 400011.6 geotlootoo. la 011111.0 11 1 111 r P- better able to alba • • yrs coa ?to gingeo P. l • 1 A 1 I t I I 1 r I LONDON, MONDA Y. " The Cleft for wAidA HAMPDRN feil le the Field. ET SPECIAL 01d iiiiskrltlt of TE AL CO *meow , of his lent Highness tbe Debt of gl air " l ir a= Hoe. the Lori Shyer and ilberilb. ligand. is Ail Oir tall Inlrikl Or Too rim. b ails lIIOTITUTION. Tomb& all, Olibe Teens. Theldeldmireot. Femiasa . Fla". FrO-MOKROIII Evening, liar 211, wises will be wake weed the Muskat Roweeee HENRI SHIATRIL Tea OwsIITOO. she Moose tat Ma. Ilimee. eed, by Mr. Meagerly ; Sully, by Mr. Swiss; CM 10'g W :11 . lig d': 9400" i Alowet. (Endo to Irreieris s ee Persia.) by _Ale. favreett ; Reggae de Woo. Mr. C. Kra u t; p l ya& Si. laws. Mr. Abbott; Weald. (an lA* Olbwr la Ow Peat* thwiler.) Me.Coottee; flarawn. Mt.lOsnebent. MoseleMe. Mr. !Gassy; s e nals. Mr. De. vesoi; I .„% it . by Mr. Liatoe ; Gremale. Mr. Cower • A , . a _r e se. -- Mr. Moot rage. Mastro lawbevet ; Ole: .I=4:-Illoilinimme; Ctoellate de Rine, by Mks 'iTsi pe eet ; Loeb" (annwied to derwieee.) be Illsa Foote. mier ieeen. AN ADDAM ;Moan ertranaly fee tbe oist io. ea So al&li_ by Mrs. W. 11, Mattock.. ties Om pagar: We Thom.) In tile wares of lies seeing Veidge•-•• OW *ibises Mame %NNW WOO ; " Wiltl2..ir bereasiivori bey way, I Wed 117 So. 081110110 saw se dearly. (from " !f le x: ea tile Moto by Mr. Ninth at vailatlasi by Mr. Wades.; Mites Manatees); Cala° e a t air. Maga 1 1;3411bIs ost ales :=" all' W .by Sire" eclat. of the Miesurn. (by osrunksiee): Seidler Tied... by Mies Seeplereei a Mooed* Weer. by Mr. Brabant ; • have le tie most bamoo* asesser prolate/ their remodel eiders tte occasion. To vstri6 will be added. Me porde, brae of • TOO LATE FOR Dar `ER. Freak Poppletost. Mr. Rocs 1 f Mr. THdtoiss Twill , Mr. oes g ro odtick Peywietea. Mr. Cosner; Hr. etteimin. w m r . gionehar; labert Salter. by Mr. Eat e r y; Moss. fere, by Mr. d Yates; Heir, 12) Mr. Kies ; John, by Mr. MAO; allfdifatif. by Mr. Atkins; Servants, Meows. creeps. Loots, Great. Mrs. Tbooween, Ma. Rate*. pin, Mos Mama Korersea. Mite Lout; Was Iffilibeb ?Weak Hies Sesomeet ; Lett). MO R. Omen. '7l • is l e Wasagtoi Committed Meet WirslOsitf :01: al 1M Nobility. U e etry ash the Pubile, that ps hy t hie illoyal Highss tite Doke of lemos. Hwy lash /Met sibted so Miami a s ne ibeatriest S Tb esta in aid of thest fit, and tbe ef the estr• Royal, Coye baying met la tint meet ha chore tied (r4remerader, the same wilt take place as above. Tlte 'rifle of the above Society was semparetively bum ble. bet fortunately obtaining at an early period Ilse Pstroo age of their Ito; al Iligboasses the Dukes of lent and Res- On its iscrease has been rapid ; and is the ewe oft for rem bee been ambled, hom ei;selloorilelhations at he re gales bleatiegs. and the ossasismal Doostioas sod Sob arriptions of the limiest/eel, to espead upwards of Use itbliik:4lllKl6lllT Hum•see Pennon AV lee OW, to Middles*: TIE ViCtin% ve WANT, mteis s ive of having prossinets Hospital, Uoise tido* 'rettenitetwatreet. lt. Meryle - Mee School of l o dettry, sad Home Natioesi Monessents of Pitiliethrophy, the Amiens for the Demised Dumb, sent Reed, sad holiest WWI Oa. Useree's Melds. Tbe Committee rissigry. bat eonildeittly, lipped to tile ilemeee for their sup _Sr this ocessins, Ebbe , 'Ts. ; second WO, Si. 61.—Fit, it. Oa. • seemid pied 4 ti.—.lialirm Is.; imams% prier, lc —Upper ' Cleary. le.* sowed prier: ed. Doers epee at half-past sis. per *Mame bogie at sever , ; Wood rite et *lee o'doek. Tickets sad P laces floe sbe Doses to Ti be tykes' ef Mr. Breedea. at tbc lot Otice of tits Theatre. ckets may w ise he bad of the Members of the Committee ;; and or of Mr. revilotteTevefo, l fiteblied d-otreet A oporoliwy. 1.1. Werelideberseemillille. leery lelermation release to die l es titetim a may be ore tamed irl the fitereary. .-- ------- WHITEHALL CARPET WAREHOUSE. 31, CiterispCrese.—The Pubilearemem respectfully in formd. setwithstandlog the lets *dream, they can he sup plied.ith several thonsand yards of tile best Are frame 111RUISHIA CARG, of the lam yeses patteree, at Os. &I. per yard for Italy Mosey only. Also a eery cob. skirmtbieqsantity of Hearth Rags of every description, fell SO per eent. midi:rill. Sisnufeeterms' pekes. Ivory other bled of Carpeting, Floor Cloths, le. otiosity cheep. 1:11EAP CARPET AND FLOOR CLOTH WAIICIIOITS-i. No. I 111, ;,,...co Acas. THE Proprietor ° Minis Establishment beg. to in. f or m his Friends and the Pollak. wbo are shout fur- M e lding. they have now an o pportneity of saving from l e ts to idl per coot. epos all growl . .by f Carpet, Mot-cloths , Dragn Ileartb-rogs, Carriage-g & c. he ap plying es above , as be is determine d to sell off Isis presort Work same s eder prime cost. to wake roost for an clamed ve assortment o f f G o ods front the Country.—Every article w arranted to be t he best Quality , end full measure Wes. Jost published. pries 7s. Od. PR ACTICAL EI'ONOSIY ; or The Application of Mangan DISCOVIIIIIRS WOES Plifp o SeS of DOMESTIC Pirs. Also new Ellitious of the following tiveful Works: t. Act or PRRSROVINO the Sten?. 5 4 . ad. S. ART of PRI.SRIIIVING the Farr. S. Id. 4. ART of FRENCH. CONVERSATION. By Boileau. 4v• 6d• 5. Tie FLORIST'S MANUAL. Of tilefs for the OEfa 110 Ref a Hay Flower Garden. with Pia ea. 4e. ad. O. Tar MOTSIIIOII4RDICAL ASSISTANT. Ey Sir Artistic Clarke, M. D.4s. Oki. also by the seine Author. 7. F.ss.,v on Disa+sas of the nix. bsAid. . d. Kos % v on 7111710. Stb edition. be. GC • V. Tar Put Losorstv of Lira. By Sire. Mor e n Its. 'U 10. Gvisia 10 MATRINONIAL HAPPINESS. bk. DE• for t h e 11. FRI% *TR EDUCATION. Or a Pt-evilest Plea Stadles of Young Ladies', by Miss Appleton. 7s. Id. iii. Nan Larrans of the Urest Loan Cuastaertai.o to A. C. Stsnhope, Esq. relative to the Education of his Lord . ship's God-son, Philip, the late Eart. is. Printed for Henry Colleara and Co. Conitll-atnpot, and retailed by all Booluielel___ll. This day was published.* we* edition of 100LOMON'S s in IDE to HEALTH. in which es-1 la noes disorders incident to all classes. sad to both sexes. ate treated with a view to their prevention and relief ; and esinsble advice is given on a number of important sabjeet telatiag to health and disease. Sold by Mv. Johns 10313 ti • . " es. l'orabill; Mr. han g er. 130. Owford-strefl• 4 ' Mrs. Aan Bowen , Ti orw i eh ; a nd all booksellers, Pelee:`' 1 OHN BURGESS and SIAN, being apprised of the 41/ sesterous endeavours made by inlay merest() Impose a spotless article for their make, feel it in epos them to request-the atten t ion of the Public in perritssiss what they conceive to be the origisel, le observe the name sad the address corresponds with the above :—ths gement sppsaranee of the spumes descriptions will deed se the unguarded, end for their deSeetion. J. B. an d tios %Aril tha 'Whoring cautions : seete are la aserearsuer. st first sight .. Theaeocine," but without any RAMO Oe address some "Bouoaociue. Bouoass's Essen & of AneholiOS:”--otbers, "Bva ete's---and many more without address. JOHN HEROES% & N ON having bees May yearsho noured with distioguished a pprobatiou. feel ev ery sen timent of respect towards the Public, and eartutetly solicit them to inspec t the Labels previous tepsrehashqg what they conceive to be of their wake, which they hope will resew* many disappointments. HERO SS'S NEW SAUCE. for gagers' perposee: .r‘ThW given seek great satisraethin, oollitteles se lie .preOur aa In them. sad is racossmsoded as a mgt's esefel 'sad isubarnieto %suet, Wiii keep pod is all climates. Watehosse. 107, STRAND. corner orthethkinrsteti.t.undan (TUN ORIGINAL lIIIS-SALCI WARAROVIS.) FROM SATURDArS LONDON OAZETTII. 7011111 KIN 01111C11, Nov Ills al. Ito Lbw Ms Imo ploomod to waist Allot Povtiosoo, gel. to be We Majoity's Comma is dos poollooo et Pr...- Moo. AWSSOPTCT II LAISSII. T. Wood, Lake-Leek, Woks Oda. unitster, Ikea Juba $ N Jamie, at dm gesslesspbabbs, Webs& sa ati !Tel SS SVPISSISPE P. H. and J. Hall, daa Wbart, Upper lbsubstostrest, eagebsags. B. nit, Rasabaster, wool-staplar. IPANKKOPTIIh C. Town. Mackiesbagibstagrs, sargebaga. la warresi r) Jima Joyal Oalliggll. Ationay. Yr. Taylor , foraival'a-las. Ragbags. I. Jacobs, Rebid. glimmilesallatterer. Ray pa. Jam 14. July 7, at the R.un 'rims% AlAoraoy. Mr. Wsdker, &hug.; sa d Igaggra.agglas Gay. Bad kor‘gos, JO/SW Rants, dilMatire• Jeer e 111. Llslas•Oseas Isa. li as.ses.loa.assari: sad laillba- sad Tim., H. Willa. Graeae.— _ madalllt; July 7. at Guildhall. Attorsey. Mr. Cary. —_ *Wet H. Trollop.. ltstadift.lioen-draper. Jaw B. 2. Jell 1, Oalldhall. Attersay. Mr. Oates, Nrepte-otreet. 0. illiftor.Gorlestors. thdrolk, mew. Juno% K. Jody 7. at tho Black Lion las. arras Yarmouth. Anwar 's. Mears. Sayers and Soo, Great Yarmouth; a nd Maws. Swift, Stereos, Maples, Parse. awl Hs t. Fiatlona' plow. Oki ewry. J. Mason. Manchester, haVaraseharlarre.lase 2. 14 14 7 7. at Guildhall. Attoraoy.ler. Mhos. Mart-lift. J. Peters and F. Wrests. aoltarra, Jar S. 9, July 7. at the Cowmen'lei Rooms. BrieM. Attoraers. Mr. Thomas Erma, Ilattoa-gastsu; sad Mr. John Kerte, Bris tol. H. 1.. Edwards. Cardigan. liaft-tkaper. June IS. lh. Judy 7. at the White Lios lea, Briatol. Attorneys. Mr. W. 1.. Clarke. Bristol; and Mears. Jeadiss, James, and Abbott, New Ina. 11. Rows, Motra-oorner, hooksoller sad priater . June 3, Id. Jaly 7. at, Guildhall. Attorneys. Messrs. steptlensou and !Wallkill, Saushampton-buddiap. Cluifter;.ftne. G. A. Baker. `lllnehmaa-street. ..ftetuomter. May 0. Jaw b. July 7. at Owildhall. Attoreey. Mr. Julia Whoa. Wardrobe -place, itortorie-rommass. R. Carbery and H. Howell. St. Jemses-tirein. stet. hatters. Jane S. 111. July 7. at Guildhall. Attoreay. Mr. Hopkinson. Unrolls's-ion. New-eqoaft. J. Aftiler. Wa re- p ark -will, Hertford. *ilia. Mar O. Jaffa, July 7, at Gu ildhall. Atlanta, Mr. Bona. n a Herts. J. Edington, I.ower Thawes-st re et . statiewr. Jew 2, 9. a t lludditaU. Ationwys. Mears. Farce sad 1400‘. Jul; 7. Witt Lewairard-stroat. C. J. Bolder. lie-street. West ' w ithheld. palate. J aw 2. 0. July 7 . at euildisall. Attorney, Mr. Smith, Basiag hall-alreet. re & g. TIVIIMIIva. Jane IR 11. sad' . Collodi. MaMon**. earPaa lfa • a t ilslldhall—Jane 19., A. llusplusys Worcester. merchamt. at the Star and Garter ima m Worcease—Jese 111, W. Rust, 1114eMeid. mercheat, at the Tontine IN. Bbalkol4-41se M. W. P. lisfeb. BMII6Om. Nodeik; Sommer. et tlto Ilartellt Hotel, Nerwich—Jane 19. .1. Marls*ll. R 110.1•149,14 ser chant, at Quil.lball—luso 141. J. Lairresee, Itatten-garden. woolles-driper. at Guildhall —Jane 19. J. %Ark% old A. Voles, Petheeem-stroet. emeh-makiles. 0 0011dhalla-Juse 16.a..W0hi54 waft drabs. at 'deep C: ne4 T. Little. Carlisle. eattaa4isaaatiostarsia. Si Jae* 16. T. stunt, Alles-street, Goalrell-street. carpet-ma nufacturer, at Ouilch.ol--Juse 16. 11. fisehatm. sea. mad R. Viselmns. jam Epigag. bankers, at Oslidhall—Jins• IR 0. and V. Wardele. Allhallows -wharf, Upper Thames -street. 011-erasbers, at Oulldtmll—J sae 90, R. Rowley, Mamehester. slater, at the Mar Ins. Mencheater—Jame 19. O. Harris, liirelagbao. sad J. Rdasesds. Altus'. japammes. at the Woolpark Inn. Bi t--Jene 19, W. Oadesby. jua. eaatachary. eabiart-seke, at liiiildliell. Canterbury—Juse IL I'. Itutlasd. Woottes-eader-E.lce. tiloseestershire. grocer. at the Commercial Rooms. itriatol—Jeme h. R. Col lent. hlaidstme, dealer Is bops, at Guildhall —Jam 16, S. 1111twough. Ulhiersome. irorlatilra. screbest. at Gallelhall — Jour 21. M. Vigor, Bristol, eablart-maker, at the Kassa Tavern, Bristol. Cit•TIVICATIS, JrNe 16. R. Slue,. Leeds. aserri•ani—L. Frost. Liverpool. flusher userehast —C. Lcke!. lv -lane. corn-dealerßath. saddler —W. Dole. Itietwoood. Yorkshire. woottea-tiraper W. Hoots, jug. Sitourport. Woreeetershire. esbiort-ntelicr -I.l6ask. Balls. Ilshutooger—tl. Deckhouse. biendal. bras oo ger -.1 . Dorrington. WI aachester. sir I nr-ftlefelta et —1:. Ball. Post For4l-1011, Surrey. paper -maker —.V and I'. Kt.- tiers. Pt) month. rosek-ssakere—h. Gristivrood. Muir*. huf folk . ascrchaut—Vl. Cruickshank. Loadon-st re et . merrisaat —O. A. T. Hruggenkate, I.ittle Zest -cheap. raorehaut—T. Fauharson. do sin See, werehani--J. Caosiiiip. Chltsr,l strerqet. Whitrehpel, brewer—T. Jeut. late of I'iccatii ll ). chieftais. PART7C.IIIIIIII% totsiOLvf O. W. Wild and W. Woodcock. Bluefield. tailors.— %. and J. Harris. Bristol. crsrpenters—J. Taoor and J. 1.1o•el. tiagton-uponhaiwes. corn dealers --R. T. Bier), and H. F. Brandt, Manchester. as far as concerns the said H. F. B e. Holtby sass. J. Orassam. Orest I)ridleld , Yershire. joiners—K. aad C. Mtuamere. Folkestone. pro cers--R. Butts, J. Langston. sad O. *Austin, Uutter-lane. London. eholesslt haberdashers. as far as eoeeerns the ssid J. lAnstaton— R. Wentyss and H. Penton. Dundee. dress makers —T. Ma` dew, sad R. Stephenson. Cobridsge, colour nes k ers—S. G. Poole. W. Walsoo.• and J. Brows. Chelsea. brewers—T. Writhes and 11. !Reveres. kit. James's -street. eeinfectietters—F Bradley and J. Oreeuwood. lialitas J. A. Harrison and J. Payne. Hainsborougli. Lincolnshire. mulish -es—IL O. Jones and J. Downes. 11 vet ford. surgeons —W. Bull sad T. Botinerat. Wilstesd-street. Sowers% Town. rorn -e.t.a lerl6- —Doctor T. Hart, lied Lien-square. and J. Dirk, Brighton. .--- -- lITIMAGE Patel OP CORN IN aX L VIM WilLeli„ Wheat, 6d.—Rye, 11/1.--tlsts 17s. 441.--Iseems. 19s. 7tl.—Peane , 1011.—Oatiseal 19•. .111. Tne Average Price of Brown or Mneco% ado I.lossr• com peted trots the Return, griper the ‘V ee k ending the Old de) of May . Wei. is als. t. ---7 --- . _ Katy flash—fin ear of {lye was ltrotuht to nor Mice last Monday, placket nu the 15th from a field oNH ear on tbe tunot.tain of Futh, in the c utinty f Weford.• lie grain w as uf a r very proluising sp pea-once.—(Woterford Mirror.) BRIGSTOM, Slav 4S --• the 15th iostant. the New Charter. Prevcniive cruiser, ticked op 37 tube of geaera nod brandy. in Brach'.lshatu bay. On the tusk, a Hastings fishing best picked ,:i• h were delivered 103 tubs of perm s and brandy. whic to the *Animist Preveative crew ; and on the follow- Ing• iiiKht,. I 7 tubs were seined JO the Down., by the creels belonging As the Hound's host , and the Wi t ch ton Preventive tin ird : five others were stlivcd, haul ing up the cliti.- - , Fist smegitkra .have been very rigre,,afat, of tate, towards tlst; Etern ettrewity 0 ibis ex alt t—thni. hitettsed tub a ' Cr?' woikaisst !week. at Hythe; and at Eastbourne, nPirly ale e'er. tarried *ilia he /hides of uts do) : SP RCM L JURIES. We have mostly perused a work Ws tbs pea that ladefatigible dimples of reform. $e Jemmy, likraihom. It is sa elountatary tiimise ea Spelliar • Janes. We strosily mesessuesi It is the pawl oi oar readers. The work is prefaced with adoreittodos se follows S".. 44 This work was prialoi tiny years ago. aroma manes remitted its bolsi at that doe espouses, sale. la emeed t. the Aathar, all that as he sa k lil.ime sad that it trustleos by him that% was that kept bac; that It le sot by MM. or at his lasso (heir. **. that it la bow patAsili. if. so either arreaste, It trots able that the sasses of its Wag thus Wog withheld slroold be besoild is view, these eases' would afford a stellibsi illietattem of the baneful Inflaeoco .f the priedpleb and metiers it is employed is Ramdliat, sod pesepotin= in their true colours." iffselesaimi as fattest from the fear* poet of ebo TM. sesisiodos the eriturgerota proposed by do Ws dz. with regard to the famaatioti d Jeri's. 1. ta mos SOOT caVISII, all OINTIMION TATO TROMSO. I. e distiaetion between Common and Special Jo A . to be still preserved . —The ob j ect aimed at by arra sgewast b e --provision for intellectual S ordinary 40msolou Jury eases—i. e. in those mows which at Iptesent the Jurors are all of them of the else' of Commas Jurymen --(say for distinction Vows Jurymen) let some one or two of the rims of Special Jurymen, (say fat distinction Oentlerma Jary men.) be regularly inserted into each Jory.—Objeet , intellectual aptitude rein. coder the expediting. that, for the benefit of justice, the initience of under• standing upon understanding will ese:cise itself, of course, upon the less-Informed clan , , by the instrumen tality of the bettet-infortneil. S. Number of gentle:urn Jurors not more than one or two. The inv.rest provided for by this restriction is that of Jurors. 'lnject, avoidance of unneces sary vexation and expense: vie. of vex ition and ri pens-, by reason of attendance; vie on the part of as over-proportion of Jurors of this class. 4. The district in wbieli the Gentlemen Jurors are taken, let it be a district as remote as on other se eisnnts will be r on:.istent with convenience. from the 'notelet in whirls the Yeomen Jurymen are taken. Olsjert, ptnyitilil% for moral aptitude on the part of Yeomen Jurors; viz. by preserving them from being subjected to sinister influence--vie. t,, ittfinence of will over will—whether in the shape of intimidation , or in the shape of corruption--equanating from gent-- le nice Jurors. At the Isaisds ofalio gentlemea Jurors of the areaof superior educatiou--the salutary slimy* o f i s i iis sce--sis. the Intl:woes of anderstaaiiar s over naderstaitiling—of The opuseoof the distanc e p ro ' n on opinio—i looked for and desired. rl*--...4gs set to . the sadde n ! of will over ' . I. Tt airs-ul:_elskTronsen elms.— t h shop-keepers, bseolieists, Ite: jiving to ' file iota ilei$111100(11pod with the gentleman, it might fregnently happen to view in his *allowed disposition towlvtla them a +cerce o f l o upe nr fear. Hy distance this source of corrupt's* would he ent off. annalloaniviTs coNtt vtirn —2. sreCiAL Milts, 11.kt.r.a,en-li.tt T. Power to any party, on rills r side, to cause to be s n listituted to Ow esumilon pry composed as above, a half-and-ti Ili .t it Iy:vir. 1 Jo I --not ei.osposaal anti.in as els _ denten, as in tile ramie of the spe cial jury con-titied a t present —but c ontaieing any rinither of gentlem not esti. eflin• half : vie. on• of t w elve, six. The interest ihns eadear.otre.l to he served is, t'f of course, that of the -sitars. The ohj et. endea voured to h • scriveil, are. in th • tiro place, by the en largement of the number of lie .: enticoren Jurors, in telleetnal aptitude : Tit by arl.ling to the chance of finding a Juryman qualified in au extra delete fol' taking the lead, owl gnirling the ilecis;on : in the next ..vier see by the :este ictiun put Giant the !miniver of the Jurymen .4 tit t class, to , e al a *An le : c is. by pe•H venting the r.repoaderance tat part:silty as be-tures{ rank awl rank. Of the pr po - e! rreri...ott, h., it Well the number of gentlemen Jai-roc -1 rich on a 'pedal Jnry is limited to half the wla.d. tinnaber, CIL tso ti!. Ma of the ta else, the expected use is as follows :—lti ordinary reboil, fur the purpose of gui.iance, by wens of intellectual ap titittle, true or at most two, was, as :rimer, regaddarditiona al as s officient. For this same pmpo:.., the l chance, afforded by the substitution of six to twosuffi- or one, m ay, it is supposed, be rez ariltil sl:' amply cient, even in any the most extraorit:nary casea. As to th c e ase s.:f a contention be a e tvil opposite, eassiical partiaii;le., a case of titit sort, it is hoped oust sappuse.l, will. comparatively speaking, he a rare anal Hint, that it s honl.l not note and then find itself Oren,- \ \ pl:fied is no mor e than what oug ht to le expected. and provideci a ; :ai!..t accordingly. • Here then c anter in an orcasion for applying to this ea se that beautiful fe ature Jury-trial, which, by the use thus proposed to be made of it, can iteareely fail a hare been already presented to the reader's notice t that nu less politic than generons Arrangement, come trived by the g roins of some now forzolten statesman, for the protPetion of foreigners a gainst those adverse interests anti an tipathies, which a rc so unlit:tally aill to have place in the bosoms of natives. When, fur the benefit of foreigners the half-and-Itaif Jury was introdneed, it wits nut conlined to the eases ealle4 civil rand . : ' nor Strong cascs criminal, to inlaid' of inferior importance : it tocered.the whole field of J ur y -trial. 3. araa:autasi:STlll CONTINCItn--COMPMIAIION 31oriti To JURNIIEN.. . I. In the allowarce to Jurymen distinguish two ! tarts : one for ileatuirage,-vix. at the place. of trial; the other fur . j , urneys; vit..thither and hick : demur tJr-tooney the same to all: jutifiley- wanes propur ti oultlio the distance between the place of trial and r test. jaryaiin's place or residence, 'and rated at so meet, a mile. 2. rs are calculation, an prevent diiPntes„ after :a . ..1 og, iu each jarish, a particular spot—say the site "'-- came is general ~ tier opuleace, is S. •altriNeltatall' THE COIpONSATION-11110111111 SMALL 110.010.1„. 1. As well is ordinary or comma jriey 1ie10..... (vie where, by the suppositious so tunes Asa oaf eir . two gentlemen are upon the jury) as is ratiessedisary • or special jury causes. when., (also !by th e asses u many lien tlenaen as homes ale *ma the )111.7. hit ' _ A , the expeuse of the above proposed itilwrigasho. ^ . mosey (say jury-money) be bente--enOtip do salter • en either side. bat by the public as ielfPrmwis• 4 being added to th e meat y rates tes le leek 4•1% fee %it particular purpose alum it WIN WOfill • e,. e at for a mode of essessineot nraneeimitabl . The interest here pi...elided fee is that a it,. salmi : cis. on that side of the eases on which, wh d 4 ether lathe r ight or the ferule, this part of the tests uf suit orwa otherwise lie imposed. . In a special jary caw. I. e. whore sa at tits g -half NO tsitiun of a party on either wide, a half: jery has been ordered , to p revent a dispropoetienate quo tity of ves ation in this shape f rom falling us the pes 4 tlensan's rhos. let an extra s em of metier,at the rats .. of so much a Lead f ur the extra fl ambee of j am as al. lowed (via. fuer or five) be 'barged in the way of costs, ea the party by w hom the requisition was su Jorymeet: payable, bewever—nie t o the Wahiawa tt.. hot to the cunnty ra tither puhke tend ea whirls, IS above, the ordinary expense of jeer el is propoosi to Lit charged. Interest provided for, that of J errata s vie. (l yew ends men Jueynnte : __.,iliect aimed at--p of ti ther—viz. of vexatio n which. in the shape of eer sorrier, might otherwi se fell le as Odle Pro j rt" on that class. 3. liumediately after the trial, typos the loringlitg iu of the verdict, let the Judie. %stead ef kaving the espalier of the estra)orromwev to No, if above, *pea the pert 7 hy whom the intif-04 4 half Jar? was repaired. Aeon !newer (Misty to lath* Woe soy ether party. or .. sim it ply to take uff :in which latter ease the essatri below, destined, an above. for the peblic fend will for this time not be received. 4. Its the event of his eserrising. is either way, the abuse proposed power, it ought to be under the na tive, and naturally will be, that the cause is of the atwitter of those which, on souse special groaed or . ether, will eariatit the imposing on the Gentlemen's elms. this addition to the (inanity of vexation ionpue 4 spun them in this shape. Tide special grimed will, as above, be either I. extra diffien' ty. 2 cure importance. ..r 3. demand ter equAlity of nuitiber oe briefly appre the wore iti . their aperelsended partialitiee, ray more hended partialities. In the terms of his order. let the juilge specify on *hid) of these several grounds it has o ven tenssided. 3. F• r a urther ch eck R p m the practice a etalciag - wantuu ileioAlids on the time of the (tentless:Ws c class. at . lest the aluiple charge of ext ra jury-tnottey (whih - the present established rate will amount to no more fuse rah• r lour or five guineas) should not be sta , l e st, let the Judge have moreover power to increase . it At his •11-cretion, up to a lim ited amount: sippote. f.ir e sAittiole, treble the amount of the simple charge. t i . elite form of the Judge's iler may, in any of t he above eases , be extremely simple :--es for for the example --I. This cause being b y me deemed proper cognisance of a special jury, via. on the score of (tees proceed to say extra difficulty, extra itupertsace. or apprehended partialities. any one or any two, or ail three, as the case may be) let nu extra jury-mosey be paid—er let extra jury-utuni be paid—tat by ---, toeing the party by whom the reqnisition of the epo ch's jury was suede, but by---- [usentioniag sense • her pa ty or part i e s . ] 2. The requisition made of a special jury in daisy. 'aus by -- hers t mention we oame of the part and his station in the c ause] being liy me deemed groundless and wantonly of tee made, i ns tead of ----- being the sim;ile utmost' rXtfot raTV.IIIOIIeV, payable to, an I in • exoneration of the county fund, let the sum paid by him be ------e [here sorrel in the sum.] aid to and it 7. Let lines for non-atten t i sn ee be p exoneration of the fund on which the expense of jar,- • ..• • money is ituposeil. [To be eastiased.l .. ' 1 ----- -- ... Met. incuot.r Scictise.--On Manila), the 20th inset, a Jury wits impanelled, at S h eernes s, hcfore Ro b e rt ii i n a e , E. g . else of the Coroners fur this County, Oa view Of the b." of Jane 0/41iIrr, dAttelster of the late :3r. J.ihn Cooper. ..f Milton. stioe-mater. It appeared that the ileerAae•l had been fished in church, and ex pected to he married to a stoneeituod, employed in the new works now earn : on at Sheer:teas ; but that in - n ew coeseleenee a tennis and declarations from t the he utan poor . , that he was only playing the jolts upon her, girl's shied became su stepresseil..th.aaolot cosparittel the rash act tor selfelestruetiors, IN takiag, en the Dish; , of thc 14th instant, ii tpisatitt 4 arse*. wlttlikalto . procured from no.npotleccary, %Vier the- PrOesillirc 1.. destroying rats. The &mama yen alspat . s Ilretkoi ' 4 . Itze.researitably Irawlsome. and itts - re'a Duni irreproach able character.—(Kenli‘h Gozcitc.) It . I' . UR idie!ug. _ 1 °dr it eight 7. 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