The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-18 00:00:00

nig STATESMAN. APISTI.E FRON Jolly NULL. 1,1 LONDON. TO 11d COZEN eAr. 1,4 IKKLAND. Dear Cos. •inre l wtnte yea from levadaili the Intl, The wear. in ibis resotry were never torpoweel, dowilitleis, have heard of the Mork inn stair • Fought at Prierkist geld, and the murder. doer there; How the Sl:inch...ter lie ewe, by Nathan Made ft charge ou the people, and rot theta and linek'd Till they tuanhled no brier. with no ring to raver them. While 'bete roam like orratift raw gallnpiag over them. The Parrett hot brew plea.'d S. return Owe' hit thanks Far inftioniag hissubiert. and thioniag their ratlike ; And for earl gallant hers, 'lig whirpeeg abatis, That a Paul.. owlet will anon be bronglit not. Plot.msting ii Loud** I. the rage of the day. And honk. J amn, she Hoyle, cuts a Store that way ; Ile Nlwirstes Om.. little children to ware. And tell. all the folk. of Heehaw to beware. Ear be heard of it plan la born ibis great eity, And tea all the rim 411,11 ffllll d MN. pity. Two old women have reermly yielded their breath,— Inv thin horrible plot were tbetirrigitleted to death, % bite a *umber of others "rive ,rased iNo mi.. And thought Ant they is.,, well mower their *lts. Swoke•JACtl a •P/141.• Pia bine. guile the Mintweri While she knaves all rejoice that tow''' e got tech a fool ; Ile •Ises.•be'll be faithful, and .tiek M hi. paw. And at 1011.1 taro the spit if herons rule She ree.t. TOP hint of Carton., Iwo maw OP nt heal. Parra'a Works its he'. I TM , * he modes good wand, yet be ptraded in vain, A. the Jury ileelnerl they 'mold never like pito , . lard liftowoorn ha. gat itimorlf marl in diverge?. And li. wed stint he'. wire le be kiek'd out of place. (Par Parliament orris the November. A mil glnon, osoenfl. dear raft. rennoatter; For this id 4e month, apt. Ihe a illy YOLTAPOI, Wiles Eagli-haorn harm theinvelve• op in de.poir Net Woolen ormelling ewers dear will require. A• 'ti. rid in tho month all oar right. VI il. eapire. Adieu, ileore.o Pit. I iambi now rear to write. For the randle's pow mit, and I've au mule to light, LIMES RV A GrATIAMVII OW NEARIAtc A LW, s lllo— A earl. ever linen 4 , 4 lair. Take. ak take ale to swr ore." % bile 'me lamplare Ik %NO: rare, In *ads& so sweet, en ask mi rare. I leenslote •nn skeeld be near& And obey *Meld oake yee at year OW • OW tOTIO. - 1. TOVYW .1111 . 1 - 111•LIOD •T LIGOTOING. linOmoni Irmo In. Siomnirh. 5.11..1110. by PrabbSettee a... 40 C ito pi'v teem in boo Thal • 4.1 . 1te, hie Cu No. 1.1;nel. To lave bmi Irma NAIICUS, s fate. To lIESR . Y 11UNT, Ksa I .‘ 1. Pilsen e•;treet. Hi hoot:ate. Nay... 11119. eye,-1‘...0hr Xtfl • •••• flewerat , ...oh he , •ttelt ase.f..ets.o. a •.sf own , too.. tweter. .0. 'he Nth of %UV.' WOOF Nohow. goornt Uhl •i.f. the w.f.-eons .or 161.0 , wA IN jp• b is to wtholui.t.r Wl.e. iontro.6lll., hut aloe, divi n e ,h. risigris doo• .4 am .f io.rarrerolinn. nrw.l 111.. f, *Hai 0•11 is she Gosevismeot of Alien. oho* to that slf oh •ft ....ersufteat a which it hod t.. be the eau, awl ..dwort.t.... of the 0 r ...y.1; We eton,.l. it..., 24 1.. w ono so •' Immo Intel, f.eithfol. sad that ifitl*thierti.;" hts• are an.nont ob. nro.o awleat of atter steod,. Pro.. rot bolv.scirry of "MI ',chg., • lltr ea..etwl. hi... present Tea with the Fieetliwo of a fOefinolled . fwv. am. with bias mf n , arse. Itornota t a lb , llot.wett• tamer,. lahe a. •noth from •nor orange • • dont ur 'Mosul prevent "inn **l a gab, tans oet with f.. tof.l Moth bi . banolsohnor putt.. lot the shlolote. .4 C.... Poplin's .to ' the., tAisog.: but we eao, nO4 do. tender tau all we hove if. . t give—ear •in• Pt, Tht...t•„ far tear owrea.iwt twole.V.llll. prnontrer the Cause Re'otow. wad for W ear resAlloo. to pr.. .0d• no Merlin / ph f war Fellow •Coaostroets, whet/ever called wit a far to,. pawpaw. the rolthallt root. outde law tiro fear ale.att atir.eal•ww e•elw Sr... the w• iihnetwned of ibe.. demo laa shoo x. hoilinboth rwt as/ hafted *woe. , n n I saotfewlioe 1.. Tb .1 low mar tiei.her eager to ..or plooproty. oloo.nonh the onorloinsolinies of the Firmed. of Cot...p -i two, le oar owe seal licit wigs. TII(/MAS !II A IZSII, Chairman. lISC.4PE or 711IRTREN CONS7C7B rtioa V.I.V DIKMAN'S LAM). Letters from Batavia to the 20th of July, received yeateriley, comerionieote the following particulars respecting the escape of 13 maritime from Van Die. man's Lew!, and their subsequent arrival at the island of Java :—'r Advice , mare roc-iced at Batavia is the sth of July, from Anjier, stating that lee perinea had strived there in a jolly boat, much ea• heisted from rowing sod memory to the son. They described themselves as the Third Maio and four eranum belonging to the ship Seffnik, Willie■ Smith, Master, bound from London to Batavia, and which they reported to have airlifted shipwreck on Christmas bland. They added, that the Master .11 Chief Mote had escaped from the wreck le the loophost ; that some of the crew had beers ,downed, anti that the chip eventually had gone to pieces. On the oth of Jely selpirions were wiled that the whole of the tab. told by theee men sac a flibrkestion ; and this sospirinn was shortly after confirmed by ao ifiresligaiinn s►t on font for the MM.'. It then appeased, on the cnnfessian of one of the men, that they belonged to a party of thirteen convict., who bad made their escape from Van Die. man's Lend. This they effected by seizing on a schooner belonging to Messrs. loosed and Birch, of flobert's.town. The person describing himself as third mate of the Suit.lk„ and who gave his rime Joh, Brown, sea the ringleader of the undertaking; his real name via Daniel Clarke, a notorious thief, who was transported for life. 1 seems to have been their original intention to sail for South America, but falling short of provisions, arid differeaces arising among them, they made for Jaya ; four of •bete were set on shore on the southern coast of the island, arid fuer others at Gfill•P, a port near Soersbaja. Clarke and his perry, as before mentioned, arrived at Anjier, after having, as is sappwatel, lost the schooner in which they escaped from flobset's.town. Of the enasiete. nine were in custody, bet there being ora Belil•h authority mildest et Batavia, it sac etineved they would be sent to the nearest settlement under that lug, to be disposed of as might be judged proper. COURT OF KING'S Tnossoao, Noe. IL Tke SOLICITOR-G CMCR IL pfaC.....11.11 In .111./TO .•0f 1 • Rale to fllmit !memo •hy • criminal Infernolino ah.old mot he iced !maim' Jahn WilfrOtPartine.. l.q. one af she Sheriff. fur the Cty •f Lill ldollt 111,0hert Writhosan, Erg. Alderman of the Said tily, .ethers. fur riatoa•ly thud towsoltaaosly I ol.f.forting the rirnesiklltegm Mt If., •lecthits of Lerif Mayor for the said thy, on filo tit h of September The Cllttf JotTect desired that she mullen should he deform, emit she Cam" liras toll, Mr. Jamie.. Ilittriiyd being shuns! is. the Kill Court. JuricamsT FOR LIBEL. Mr. Serjeant VAUGHAN prayed the jortgusent of nr I . Court on a person mined Thomas Thompson, tried sari convicted at t h e last Summer Anises for the count y of Leicester. The Defend•nt being placed nn the floor of the I I Co.,'. Mr. Justice litsT read the Mi""P. of the "II I 0 ,1 the Defendant for • defanistory libel no the Rog. J. Miler, • Justice of the Peace for she county of Lei. rower. puhtisheil by him in the form of a Wier in the Lekester Chronicle. which imputed to the Prosecetor that he had hewn guilty of oppression sod abets of his authority In his capacity of a M galenite. TheDeiendsot pot in ON Naldigit,"•tinfillit kehnd Moo many years • trivltsellor in Leicester. sod mem Woe, brought before any Tribusal. That he slid not koala the article in cppertion to be libellous. bet had pabllshed it precisely as sent to him sod agreeably to nf thew iiter.lltat upon being informed by the renMtd.ol . lso-ifift•l. that n w es sti iotorroct state. swot of the faro it set forth, he hail promised and aniderisiten to insert in the l'arer • coenter.stat•- ment if the liriisocator 000lii good bias one for that purpose. That, not hosting farther front the Pro snots' on the subject. he bottoml that his offs was shoat to he accepted. when he louttolowl teem the I,on• den lirpors, that a Criminal Informstii.n bail been moved (we suing. him hut refitted. Dust the Ismer...l otto which lied to.ottiett in his tiptoe loom' guilty, had Wen solsergoently inttileted. and that he h.• tiered the Prosociiii.r Asti therein acted. ouster the inflontsmo of the Tree Blue Clete, whole howilioy he hail incurred by hating ropporte.l, in opposition to them, the raww of the soccessfel Candidate at the lay electioo far the ~.envy. Mr. Dcateav thee odd/eased the Coed in mitiga tion of ponislownt, in a remarks! *peer,' replete with One feeli..g and manly elogeence. which we rannst bet eareerlingls lament soli. inability in do any tailor like justice in the limited apace a tali 4 a.lad I. our repot., by the late hour at which the pro. eeedinga closed: and which we will not enfeeble, by levy attempt at absidgment. Ile was followed by Mr. PHILLIP% eel the alma aisle. Mr. Se.ieent Valletta , * replied, and was followed by Mt. Resins suit Mr. D•s.our. They argued chiefly on the tendency of the publication, to mite 160(1 , 111HO abieeg the lower orders; and on she 9g. mutation of the cr ito• • by lb* publieett , 4l of t h e ie. port of the trial in the fern of a pamphlet, with introrlomoty obseramirm, which they held to be The CHIT/ JUVIICL Made a few ottellent rewrite on the character of the pablirailon, *Aida 101.'44 cirtaistly had iocoroscily stated the fact.; bat as the comfort of the Magiatrate hall not flown perhaps quite to discreet as coal l hate been wished, there was leech allanaoc• so he awl,. If, therefore. the Defendant would enter into Aus own terreptiganre of SOIOI. to attend when palled rot to receive the judgment of she Court, that ja.l4..nent wool,' not now he pro . Ile hoped Wee Defendast would stop the further publication of the OW. Mr. Thompson accordingly entered into the seep,. wisanee. and promised to desist fros the publication, soil judgment was deferted. CRtlll al. INFORMATIOV. OF LORD MAYOR. Mr. Sojettnt Coeur •fieroard• obtained • rely to show caoto is by • Cs Mains' Information should net be filed ageism Wass. Weithssan, Parkins, 11. html,n Thompson. Fesron, Stephens. sod Ilercontbe, for their candela in Interrn..ting the proceedings at lb. Ceases Hall, on Nlichtelnasa-day last. THE IfIIALE IN THE SEVERN. 1••• V vtr- yo.' PR This ileptiOn.ll /1101WPF, taken on th• lit inst.. in the C.rere. nee r Gloucester, wet first disenverial be• morn Ilsmstalls end Atlitigham. about the time of high eater. blowing In a ennsidorable height. 0' Ins ebb till► it retersond to the Noes., and grounded n• the sands opposite Aare. neer isel's %Vasa. Nest day it was carried by the rapidity of the tide to same considerable distaiwv. into th► •sent of H. C. Clif ford. Fog. of Frampton ; and here the work of do• streetion coma►need, its head •od tail being snow severed from the body. •cad es►tied et There helm bet little water around. it lay upon its tide --and our Carrespa•dest was thee enabled. nn • catefel eiaminatinn of the meagre and confirma tion of the whole carcass. In aseettain thst it be. longed ti th , species celled the Poke-heeded Whale. This species takes its new. Goss the shape of its nose, which is narrower and sharper pointed than that of other whales ; Red it is described by Naturalists to mouser, front 50 to GO foot is. length. It is friend both in the Northern aid Suothein Ocean; is of • moderately Bleeder form. its colour block shove. tied white beoeslh ; the upper part of she b►lly is matted by numerous Inagitedinal plaits or wrinkles. she io sides of which ere of • sett colour ; the head. which is not very large. of • gradual tapetistg form, yet ending in • somewhat broad or obtus► tip. It bas a double pips in its tenet. three fins. sod • hart! horny ridge on its beck. It lie,* ptincipalle sea small spe. ties of salmon. the Issue., end stk., wines• bah ; • violent the , liter- lam place et lbs Amishlynettent. Ortwer.sarete, „ f n! The Doke sod Duchess et Lt.tatoce left SI. is a very timid seismal ; blooms Imo violent than /*hero. , the Defendant Galdmi.egere. Ibis Pepsine. et sit **clock. 1.0 10CP1110 Re Va. EL0PL119NT.310941117 Iliallt•abssoi I only. o'clock, 1941104.4'S Palace yesterday morning. for UNERy-pfk. and is then observed otatieliary. er as if sleeping nn , shy Cowra. After hit•i,.; cnniiried by oiv at .. t.— II 'ming Lady. home toe eery considerable Nosey, Vostenloy the c a bi ne t Ministers di ne d w ith the the quatgce of the water. Its flesh and riil are Mord his coon'''. of o.tdoshing a e'en tittel; owl pre- Ind snly des t inies.' a Member of Parlianwel, elop. Earl of liannawne a a t his h al m ism G t eseenor. like this. of other whales; and. from the skiney ! the indictsmot hid chareoll it, not only a lihol ow sigh id free bet father's horse et the west cod of tall squire..„ Isp of the tepee.. as well 94 free the intestines.. the Litotes. • put of the Cerviceef theCherek. sin:ewe. lo a post.gheitie sad friar, with •yoeng Gentle. Mr. RIRST hat bought (te eke In Reeds) than w h it l o ws ifs prepared by the fj.wi l landers for their • bet also sittiest she of Lords and Commens, sod sta. the thud son a a clergyman, i n s limy . No. fine well.hred hone. Orme* an d Pendaloat. 1I• h a bitations. b y ,p rit i• n tinn to the poop!, that they were oppres. the el tie parties ass a ti s i e nd th. ego of 21 ; the ha! else pardoned Fairy, by Conent, dam by Ho- tolvrn•ti ; after seediest the *Moto ol the Ay Soling. net of Pandura Major ALDERMAN M'Ecuitc.—The Olives of Dahlia, w ork. there •as en ewe who catieesly reflected fur reel Gellman bed oily recoetly refereed /pee aerd: liars. so▪ n Mos College. WILSON'S ilaurbel, sod several ethers, for breed. properly so Gelled, are 'beet to give Alders.* l a m oose,. woo enekkeiebt Slat it 14114 a %tom libel. Kln Aye ag Gentleman, whose nuns is Moen. sad mans. M•Keitny a public Menet. This manifmtodats arid one rip a notion *Orb it was the duty of the .en . wile teas latrly U. the boom of Col and GREENWDOD, Colonel BEIVILICT is evil for Saturday ottschmeet to the worthy Magi 00000 P. and of appro.. Gw e n swotted. the p o litic to poi ilne• ; aft., the re et the Alloy Agents, IS shortly to make bi t s , bg at oval. st the Chelteisheas Theatre, for the character balite et his petal f ondest, sill he boiled with *militia of that rnintominn. their. nos on one who ✓ Dfalliliee Theatre its the character of Tlis is the Hottpec. in Moro fhe Arra. This fashionable pleasure by every friend to as freedom of [relent.— (Maki bear. in chorth. etrollent prover of • hie% Tragedy of Brains. swatter otter tails to bring abooper. f l poblin Seeming Port.) lit nes a erw.s eiDt .r %hove attention • e' INEIMA DISMOUN7'ED CANNON. TO TIIV. EMTOR. erme -- ;; kw - hog attest" ire my pre miers • dismoestrd cannon Imlonaing to 1100 e of soy rbibirtoe.(sty, it brim (pony wee). I dill bo elelieorl bily.bp :dousing •• I iotoelit good it to el • 'plan of sofely.-11 remain, yoer obrthoo t t. AL% MI4T e s * Wo pre.... that th• nbn•sine+ ewehi.,• rle•id Ito sent either to ,he Tower or Ow Mae De. paters,. SIMI NEWS. Deer., Nov. 17.—Cante down from the Rivor soil toned with the whole of the isetwaril.boond„ she Sowereushire, Swish, for Junnien; Ltd! Mark. eart h, Cop's, far headers'; Mamoru, M•Glashan, for Trinidad ; Acuson.. Day. far Triato ; Tanta., Dowsing, for %Peelle ; Lacy, Davidson, for Jimmies ; sod we're' more, puticalars tooknoen.—Wind POSTAINOVIIf. Nov. 17.—Ar.ivo.I the Natio. Truseyott, from Fern.-4411Pd his Majesty's ship Hind, die a eraito.—Wind N. E. SOIFIVION, Nov. 17.—Paewd by for Chatham she Lord pontos, triemport, from taboboe.—The Nary Ann. 141witio, of Dnepr, hat buteght iw bue and anchor, of shoot 15 cot. nth, sad Minot 40 taboos .1 able Poch. The cables were rot how a largo to. reign ship no .s.ltodav, NNW the Noe. Light. Raawmir, Nov. 17.—An umber of *boot Meet. milli bony and rope. piece chino, sad 'boot 60 !elbow , of 111 inch cable were .wept too miloe N.K. of the gunk yosorday : the stark is aseekod 0. M— r., in here the Silo.. rtoopettos. frogs London fur Ilewborgh. with loss of swelter avid ether ; and Asti, Ltodel., front Loads* for Kookselmrgh, with ow anchor broken. YOROOOTII. Nov 17.—The Oty of Warwick. Scott. how bootee to Neocatile, ass totally ln.t an its. la t h t o o. poor f o ollopt. crew saw) ; the Stlicii„ Bream, fro. bent' to Neiman... at on shore et &norm as the 1.4. h inst. ; th. nor. Ilaro. from Ipsokb to the N.inh, wissad stays, awl came no shore oo Alt hooch this waning. bet Is expeetul to be get or again. if the weather moUrratee; the E.l. ward end Aim lisbory haat, of thii port, was two foot wf yesterday by the Hoary, of Whitby. whereby her boos were wow. is, sod two men droonwl. Ly,,e, Nov. 17 —Alfieri; the Rog-nt, Clark. froat.Rige ; on the 9th last. she pitied the virock of the Nat/sr, of %martinet, (fee Meofi In this port, ow its. caul of Norway, hoeing revisal, beer de. sorted by the clew. The apprehassions which the prevalence of cau• teeing fever in to many foreign parts have las it ably etched, h., called forth the following previa. Comity alefillafil On 11111 pert of the Govelons•os of this country : S' Crown Deka sy battiest. Isinr.g, " yo. —The Lard; of hie fslojesny's Moo itoweerabi , Privy Coward haring had eider their emoidernilao 'oar letter. wish sir ~Smarr therein tideway, so. by whorl Ii appear.. Iwo is coompience of she Mayor of Liverpool llamas reertm.l .a fonnotim tint on olarmog fever prevailed in ire rity of New Iran. to .owli esteem that a greet port of the lohnhisavos hove left she platy. for slat otfety of throwelvet nod flotilies. Afore. dom hue berg given by she Collector so Oilo p.n. in armee' soy intercom* , wish moselt atrium from Near Vorts . nerd sue wrociess romitho Mat Moe hems wade iota tot cire•wwinaer. oldie Trisect% awl s h e health of she cress mot pasmowert. sin directed to amiaimpo. for she idorwasioo of the Corm wiwiewor• orbit Majesty • Ciattono.Ows Ow LW& of she Cosso scil rush PIT approve of she awasafre of pommies islets by she llama of Liverpool an thivornoloo 3 nod are of optoino shot the mop Amid be strictly oblemod, moil towhee dorm's°. be gives by tack Lowlehips. Vtignra) "CfIETWYII D. " To Geor g , Dyl a y ee d. " N. ft Tn. rearoa.sireers of Cortaam hare tromotired artier*. is conformily, so Colltmort awl iisoulireilers of she Otopmw geor.aiy."' ISOPIKIAL rIaIIOINT..-.111. Royal Inchon', the P.nict RCOVIT has lately received from she FAO prat of Rossi* • very tufloas faat.Wll444 summer carrier', called • Dasschki. It combs .f a front and a side seat, contrived in • Oat bet very commodious ODOM, for two persons. It persevere the movable isles, which ere now very generally adopted thro•gbe eat the Cantinas'. COVENT•OAIIetO TN, ‘TRII.—Aa Interlude is ono art, gelled Helpless Animals, was played lest night for the first time. It Is of the humblest end swit unpretending class of dramatic labiate. and is wont to Moore, • very obvieus troth —they the ,4 L or ds of Ow Creetion." without the aid of the gentler mi. Ore, lit the title has it, very " Yalpleys anima's " There is more hentiter in the ootloo of thin HT. piece. than felicity In the execution. The principal incident in is is in the spoitiog • supper, by hoitiog • seeking pig instead of aniline it, dressisig tripe in vinegsr, sod scolloping oysters with brown 'emir! This 4061 catastrophe is the work of a snelicinos damsel, who contrive,. in male attire, to be hired at as lee, show master bed jest discarded ell she gal dent females. aid she avenges in this signal ma the Clone of hey rot. The acting, particularly that of the principal chimera, which ezhibited Mrs DA. 1111011 in a sow and lurking grade of comic taint, was of the best deectiption ; some coosiderebto es *reins of goods...re will, however, be requisite no the pert of the audience. to save this leterisdo from a very premature disoblige! from the stir. A Requisition, signed by 104 tameable heel*. holders of the parish of St. Josses's, having been dimly promoted to the Churcitwardens, driving them to call a Gooiest Meeting .f the Parielsiossas. to take into consideration she propriety of addressing the Pet NCII II LGIOT concerning the unfortunate Ironer. tions that took place at Manchester. on the 10th of August last ; and also s. *sprees their opinions re. Wive tea " Declaration" that lately issued from the Vat/rms. the Climb wardress hoeing refused to (comply with the said Requisition. • General Meet ing of the parishioners, for the above purpose, will take place - the Assembly-rwoma, Brewerestreet . LAW INTRLLIGENCS. COURT Or CHANCERY. It•v. U. The Lots Cniincu.s.on. on CValliief eosin Cneirt. 49. • very Inns indictment in A. r•w of Mpreyrnor. M•rcrrnr. The caw Ins nn podia, int•re+r r bring sornls r•4tivr to the een.tr•e'i , n of • will. Mr. HART. is Whet( de the Rochester Cherity, vepie4.4t his Lordehip t• sem* dey for banditti( the Minutes to lb. parties se much aosiety ass felt by the p.n. pviteris et prettent. The Lone CIIMICILLOs acid, be rnald del Ile vs In senteed. but he would pleder himself to dolt ow F.Way morning. COURT Or 'Mire nl:Nctt. Nev. li. Tilt 11110 V. RV.IIIILL Mr. CLARK preyed the jetinoteett of the Cow/ ew Jootph Itemell, who hod been convicted at the Wen. etinn.hito Amines fee the repoblication of unmleopret blasphemous parody es the Liturgy of the Chureh ot Ennland. The Prisoner ass then Fisted before the Court, after Whirls _ _ - . The LORD CUM Justice read Isla antra ref this trial, and added, slat when she Jerry oeforkied a senile( of (silty against she Defestilant. they 'titan l et- • commendid him to army. Whew called span by the Coact, the Defendant then pet in several %Ads. vim, in ealenarien. Some of sheers iet forth. that he was led into the repehlicarion by when. and that he was not aware at she time of basing acted eon. teary so law. There was also an effillavit pat in on the port of the potteries, in which it was stated, that aeon after his trial the Defendant had reportaliat ed the pa rmly.and refitted Its ir,ordier she title of. dedication le the Skede 4 Freedom." a grim libel on this Magistracy and Goverment of the coestry. Whew this affidavit was reed. t he Defendant collet! the attention of the Coati ta a paragraph is she publication Paelf, and regoested that is might be road. Is was read secordiogly, and contained she mention of ilh. Defendant, .s so the ayseetssitv of a strict inculcation of Ch ri qq isn pried. vies in the minds of the people; and added, that is Lonsequesset of his %inviability...se on prhirah and' thing tending In being rei4inet into rnntentpt. be had only republished the pnlitte•l past of •Itto parntlisa. lle then proceeded in address the re WWI ha did at some length, accasi-ttelly reierring to soma written &cement% which he held in hand. Da began by amerting, that he had no evil intentinn in ding the set Int which he had been cnntectsni. and r'rled. that he sal lel into it by the •gency of alb. nth. r iers..l., and by ran- peruniary embarrass mews. Ile did not seen to complain the verdict of the Jirty in his cote, hat he thought it rather sitt.a solar that he •hnald be sill viva, proarcored far what had already bee, declared ivy flea werdiet of a J•ry to be innerent. It was singular 'hi• ts e acres. airy 'lmola he declared guilty, anti the p.inc.pal me gained. Mr. Hone bad hers acquitted for she pub. 'kenos of the same ark for which be had beers found guilty. Ile neat adverted to sheerest triable sod pecuniary loss to which It. had been already pet by the delays which had sakes place in brines* ea his trial. He had been obliged so come to London from Warwickshire three ur foam times. and was also at considerable repent@ and trouble in making _ . enquiries into the charaerer awl opinion.; of the Gentlemen ir len were returned as Special Jaws for the trial of his case, as be understood that kw If Ise chose, strike ul certain ussaea-- loloreation on Ibis subject be was obliged to wit, for them Lard.hipa knew, that in polirital matters, opinion wsa *ivy Whir. When, as he had Men lest to belirre, his trial was about to be br. errhc en. he wes infetised that he nsigll go sway, es it wet not in - ended to p on with it et dist time. He was ef onwards led to otadeastand that it world be dropped, and tumid not 1 4 sore of it till the last Sommor Aft set. as bin he wet onampecteall, brought to trial. A. that time . 111 y one of the *4,064 Jets Ogg in at. to idiom end though he might have *voided it if be pinged, he pra)ed a taloa. Ile nes cosmic-fed. bet be trusted that hi, Lordship (the Lord Chief Jetties) had a teen lection of the imprennion which the whole of this westerns.' to bevy triode upon the Jury ; foe they strongly reterevemidell him In mercy. Their's:roma ...notation he had no iloo')! their Lord.hipo world consider on the present occasion. IP elio con. plained of the eitromiVat.e• of bail having been re !famed for Lilo in Were ickakire. a short tine, herb, when be was charged with the pett:icafinn of tn. • o her libel, and of the IA claws' having berm mount into that Court, it a tint+ when it area known be was 4balli to /Vet it. sentence for 'wither Orrery. Th.,. however, he wag quip their Ladakh), welted not take into cnn•illaratinn when pasaiog upon hien the sent...ice of il.e Giart. H. farther added, (hut ho was bet a very poor man ; that upon meeting certain lows in his trade. he hail delivered oft the whole of his property to satisfy his creditors. and that be had • sire and children to sapped. Tbw whnp of his adiltess, of which the above I. only a shod. 10.4 dra livered in tech a mild, unastiaminc, and' minnissive I matinee, as evidently produced a favourable inapt's. • 1 slim on the Court. Mt. CLAIM ',plea in aggravation of punishment, and contended, the the Defendant nos not etitielel to any limienry, having republished the Parody er n time when he moat h.*e known. front the opininn of the Learned Judge 111,n hail presided at the Grit trial. that it ws• a grog, 14)+1. He lied also repuh i !kited a part of it, after his own Irish, with a preface j eqi.al y libellous. 1 Ti,,,, 1,..,,10.; 1 14 then consulted together for a shed 1 j rime. after who-h, I Mr. Jeglice lit visit prroreetlerl to pronnunre rho sentence of the Cowl. lie began by observing, that the Defendant was thee fa 10C•iir lie iP11!••••• • • of AO,