The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-30 00:00:00

/emend et noel and poseing disterbancee.—(lleer!) W Geld Gembones wit feel that they wash undies •ow dangerous graved? If three manes of mon wet. In tech a dangerous stet, (which he devilled) es they were ',pretested by tin Nettle Lard, that no thing bat new laws would bet thee down, what would he the contequenee of meeting them with se. thing hot ceercine 3—( hear, Meer!)—ll Parham's. tary Reform was mentioned in any Shape the cry less, '• it Is innovation!" Bet for I don, let them see the Bills of the Noble Lord. TAW was enough to make mad cud desperate those who were - streedy irritated, sad they week, be joined by vibe's, en *Lem the coevictirso would be forced. 11l it lemedlieh was milli here.—( Hem !) —They twisty -thick, last 10,000 armed sea std pew la •e **old • core the cell. They weeld be eispikasa.—(lleer. heir !)—Soldiers and real laws might command si * teen, bet they would net produce treogeillity ; sod 'tbe dote, mho *ere now closeout with ememblieg 'reeds and tellang noemmee to acaffoldtt wor ld h • eMtWef led ;ate dabber - ate conspire t ors.—( Hew, hear, • heter!)—the eteaseree. tee, which the Noble Lord •propeved, rink regard to peblicatinet, would dit. pin this of the broad Liberty of the Press. At to 'the cheap peldicstioss, as they were called, no one viewed with gloater disgust their efesioss, as well on the abject of religion as In vilifiraties of the best vitaracten In the country ; and the surprise ta.Mis yea, Hest they had eentireed ee . leig itid DO attempt battle t- eisen . . • set thine. The Noble lord lad said they (the Opposition) had enstplalsed If es tsemp isfneetatinnt, mad they hail justly done so , as • ea great a stretch of erhitrely power; bet had op one Ina the will that obese peblicetiens had vo mited feels, end say that any Jury woeld have not - Nand •' verdict of guilty.—(llcer, hear, ileglr!) — If, indeed, tkik Ilinirter• bad meant to collect me. terialifti Wahl' deadly blow at the liberty of the Press, they bad contrived !natters well ; bet if they bad bees willing to have geese before. Jury, no one *sold Say that the l•reisteritieS of the Press .cosid eel hate been winded. "As to she liberty of the Preve, he regretted that It ebeeld has. boon shooed ; but he Ind yet to learn that the pretest lame wen sot sidlikient no mown* its theses. Tien sass general dtplaiew that temethlng should be despond in bad coma thaws to the /en rating inclined to find the imesseres of the Noble Lord sub as he casld agree with. But the N.M. Lord was net content with something, he wrest have every Ilting.—[lfeer!j—We bad new le dad time we lived to en entirely new state of ado's. This Ceestitutien, which was held sp to foreigners at theca's, of oat prosperity, was to be abasdosed. As the remedy for the evils of the cottony, the Ml. Oster saw nothing, could dream of 'lathing, bet Nen! force! farce !—(/leer!) —Thin was the rye. 11,111 they hid been trying for years ; the mere they hid tried fora, the more they bad Need it to be nlreeeiery; and if he mistook pot, the more they tried free, yes' to year. the mere they wield call for.;—( Hear, hear!)—Ualess the laws mere fairly adieiroistereti, and indent> had a vent for its activity, there would be discontent, and. with discontent, dia. offectirte. If, indeed, the Noble Lord hid only repaint et this moment to encreata the armed force by IttiOtet mos, be stould say that in a time of profeeed peer., with no route sheen of general discontent, this was a strong tseasere. They bad heard yet of noinstance, In which the troops bad been °teepee sr. edZbr in. ildeb. Iron the f• wens of military ela tion*. *ill I:ed not been able to 'ender assistance to ties civil power But if they were so pet deign maw stepsons as they are.,, meat bruit. - of the ago laws ertdch vet' to prevent the tannins free wising ? [Heor!)- If the law 1,". 11.111 one to il/oftingi to unlit own psrishfte world m'ove's' impels, when was the nest of the 10,00 .r eon 3 Bet the Ministers been better ; the, knew eel! that their laws were mote likely to exasperate than In all: , v lemons ; and the best common' gone the opinion they bad of she o filesey 't their owe rneeteres was lbw &Irina for 10.000 soldiers with which they aceempasied shven --illedr. hew, Ater!]—far free the 10,000 men being ten many, with such laws fiery would want mere.—(ffeer!)—lle spoke in the sincerity of coo 'legion, whets be declared that he wet startled et ebb m easures proposed. They were costitivod without • heard to cllcontstancet. with no desire of ronci. tilting, and appeared to him to be an attempt to pat down the Constintinn, by destroying the fife spirit which ineigeraled and seppotted it.—[lker!] —Ho trusted they would be fully disces.ed here, 1 and that the genie of the people would be as strongly stressed respecting them nut of the lines., while the right of the people to capfuls their seine on any thing yet Panted. He hoped in this be wee guilty of no criminal wish, for, with the ea ceptien if paints( ens et tee disaffected counties. as they wen celled, the meetings of the people in all ether places had been as peaceable as they could be wished to be. !kin mid, the gentry did not raise its usenimaes voice 'pleat these 'met rrr ar , and if the Hooey, wittiest 'Akron of their necessity, pro ceeded to pass them, be bad lived long enough, and cerld no longer be of use le that /loon. Ile saw en Iluti.Gealnose en a Bench below him smile. If be tiptoed Mot (Mr. T.) to secede, be should tell him that it wee nativity to his 'sandpits to do an. He should mode there to vote at he had done, bet ha l mould conceive No duty which could oblige toy Gen. tlPaten le sacrifice ease avid health, as be bed done, by seven/ma in that House, at a time whets they cneld 11 , stleoded with no earthy benefit to the community., The Heine, be hoped, would peeve before they passed et-eseres not called fee, or warranted by snottily, or applied with each sweeping remedies to local di,- serbences. And he mined that If they entertained for a Moment each prnponsle far encroaching on the Liberthe of Englishmen, they would turn their im mediate and best attention to an enquiry into their wants and lateteste. bard CASTLEREAGH espleined. • lle had net esaeeted that the only dinrets arose from the diming• tine of the trade with America ; but he slated it as a coneeliag clrcemstertce, that amidst our dittlest, It did set appear Olt the consumption of air maneNc• terse is lonian markets was diminished, incept its Amities, where the diatiotrilos Was to be attributed to tem perary circumstances. 11 e had 4 d mit tedl he distrait, though that. tee, he believed to be eseggerited; nor were these most dlealFeeted who were most distressed. The gondol being pet, Mr. D. Honey and Lord Folks/eve tele together 6 there was a geherel cry for the knee. I THE STATESMAN. Laird FOLKESTONE •d 4 be was uswillise to offer Ma orlf to die 1111.eldiell of tier Hamel bet be Mt H iormetot. ater the serves , f Cts Noble Lord. to safer Owes to seoarrder whitest orpres•iod his dewsiatiso of tie weasares proposed.— Pleas. ► art] —He twarorred I. owe seasinstit of the Noble Lowl—the Mope that the Howe wield stead by the Coswitolies. Libor n—He hoe t the, soold. arid ate tamely see Ow very Olen fit palled datt• by the se/acheus heads el ibis babsis• ter.—Pleat. bear !] —He wasy pot it to every Modicums is tat House—to obese, evea.Mbo cheered she Noble Lard's spent r od Merit eisasclesee. obey d• sot believe Mat she afs pet, are, ma the awe bawd, to pot dews the Liberty of the Peel', sad, as the ober, is peeves. all pdb:k Meetings. Astro 'tbe Libel ty of la **rens, timid bevy bonne bit may Oda& like h yeeld exist. after the vaarowas proposed? They sboofd plebe alibis sat rell•er, Mint, far the lust 30 years, so Statate - bad wowed sespiellbsig the press. *hide had Dot sobjeeteil Is le sew trammel.i ad wltat she elects had bees they sight Inn by the ream actors Wham. that sew osetwares of trinity, , were still owervaary.—t Hear, bear !J—Tbeee was sae at the sew weadires walet bad bees memiosted. wbiets.la 'Ogee what hid ieee avid by ii. Moen HMI. Felted (Mr. Tinsley). be could set belt' esesseilerwsg as ileetereseq be aser.l which us, a. peers. wises" chirped wilt seirdembritasers hem travels/mg se leopseiimir. Ti, Noble Luid had sled what fra.• th.rr was sky a prior who was to be tried fat • slide s.etwastir Ewalt base the poets of Aebsyles , bioesel. usbieb prnen taunted a th a . leinn, did rust . jig &toy hive thanks brine this gentian tall the Noble libel was quite i f ios. .nn. ttl - -Area holler. Vibe* FOREIGN NEWS. FRANCE. Path Papers of Friday last, say the King mewed his airings oa Theradsy. sad is stated to be petfoctly recovered. His Mikity give a private audience no Thursday to the Count Barba Marbois, and invite evening transacted ►esiness oith the Coast Messes. The arailemr confides s Royal Ordering ace. restoring Deoloaant.Geogral the Count Da Groarhy to t►e rights, titles, maks, sod bonnets •bich he enjoyed previous to the 19th March, 1815. It is confidently said that the Doke de Broglie and Client Moto have refused the Embassy to London. T►e last member of Li Bibligiseque Ilistorires ►as been seised by order of the Procurator du Roi. Aerosols from Cadiz of the 9th instant state, that the number of sick t►en did not at that period es. I teed from 6 to 700. From Berlin it is mentiesed, abet the disputes be t•een Prussia and Salon, hoes beta at length ter. mingled by a Conven►ion. French Free per Cents —Thersday, W. 70e. Daring a 'Wield tempest on the night of the 17th I last. a ship, supposed is bee Seedialt revel, eplet end feenikred sear the coast of Calais. A body hes been OM not "ore, which is supposed to be that of M. Wear, As strian Chalet. d'Alreirta. FRANKFORT. Nov. 20.—A Priest, muted Thflinlit at Ilicatie, has communicated to the Norwegi.n G seat. that a sealed bottle mss (avoid on the 41st of September last, near the mouth of a rteer • little above Ilte•lse. It c. , ntained • report from the Captain of the English ship Herta. which it on an expedition to the Arctic role. Thia re. port It dated May 22, 1819, at too o'clock P. M. ! North latitede 59 dee. 4 min. end %Vert tones& 6 Ars. 55 min.; it adds, that the crew are in good health; and the Commander unseats, whoever She bottle is found that it may be dispatched In the Ad. mkally. which has bees dont—Olambergh Con e apes:dame ) 11 - ormasies —lllaNdav id IF PAW Milk ►writs•. moor of bbe - - per.orn ors t. she •rrows onseralls es. rested the riot .4 was char d, and the particulars tsLit khodsht• a prone was attuned .1. rebderenassor„ st war piss h Or bill or Neal is cues that the pinion knew with *hot he car charged. It was mot any the waster of the eserarer proposed that sheet rm. hot the lose law ..eh they were ropred.—Eitear, hear !J —They W ert. broiler for- want.... wasters at 111114.116 and contesision.—[Henr, bear I] It win gal Meth if • dumber sninesoed to •kittltaw flora wieestrz mot in hie patois did on obey, is woo ray trooper's ti .a, arl this aasLindero.— L Over. he.'']—The Notak havil ton, in Ids hinders, woad sal _pr•paste a cessionship ea she. Poor or to aboiseli silegetirrr .he Tessa by Jar% . Near, hen., I Naar j— If the Howse did mei reser the tsar to curb their Irstent rights were heated of, they real oat be preened ; ' 4 the spiels 'bleb tt won imagined belonged to every Essalnis. [Hear. iser I]-11e could an help easierilite the iss. , rth , debt hohlp Led also whet had f•ilen frame hie Idnaoarahle aid Leensed relined Worth ions ono borer rot. One , .4 the larawies «sly whkh were now proposed was sa be ieesl tied tesepoesty. all -the others were to be perpeisoil. I ID apply to the whole eintatr). hash the eanshot r she Mon in this ease. They had rarest downs *widow*. IllselObeares in a partiebiar part of she courts, which • tea. as they bad pained, away tare. Th e,i bad biestglit dews sea hres sestrletive of liberty, general hod Swab thee HI rose. There had heels. too r Ids He Fries 4 (Mr. litababarl bad said, polstienLass wZb abi the eyes of she town had beer Shed he two yetre Oa • III• 4 in which ovation .i 4 somsdiettiass lad bees .--Why had she boo ael bra pet io earaski lli t3l tlanneralsle and Leaned Prin./ hod .and, shut be o not ippolle ie the 101111siers she denim of Mining she Pleb Imo rosteaspi and odium. vi prepare she way for she deateetiea of its ;shanty. Word his ttoonerahle :inf . Learned V.iend lessee thus devlatatton. now that ae saw the arras d agereoisin with that swilineart ear frllawdt If hi. Her ad Loomed Fs lend world, be (Lord I.) weeld !J — Tore polity had been nit In re the laws—to let she nom gather, to let the riots/ref earrevee.liN. by abusing the fears of show to whom the) bad adrorded natter for rarer they ir dosed Pediment to pass. and the rarer, on set by mad tore, the prove nt isdroons desstwenee of the liberties ef the erany.-111ear. bear!) There bring s• r.% for • division. Mr. BROUGHAM ssid i thst he was averse le the proposal to take the the House on this stays wf .the rocs...ding ; net that he vatertsined the slightest doubt, that the mea‘ore would be such as it weeld behove all friends of the Constitetioe to jnin their unsaisous mad stritheoes efforts to oppose; set Weald, he could sot 'Cho every word which had bees uttered by his NoMe Fihred (LordFolkestone). Bet oboe Mr noels depended on detail, and when the pelts were so little before them, by thought it better to take the seirthrsents of the Neese at another surge. They were now but little ewers of the precise shape of this mementoes measure for put. slog down Public Meetings.—The Noble Lord had not told them whether the stew • rule was only to apply to trot-of.dnor Meetings, or whe ther it was to include Meetings in toreros, or rooms in general, whether to Meetings for literary or ch.ritable perposes, as to Bible Societies for in stance, is which penises were often impelled to con tribute their mite of chanty out of their own tigrish. There was a Geoilemen behind him, who had ed. dressed such • bleeds', Tag far from his own parish, sit, at Kendal, and another Gentleman whom he sew, who bed been present at such a Meeting in the city of Linder; be was sorry, : 'too, for the absence of the Provident of the Bard of Cnotroel (Mr. Csnaiog) on this isecadon.— Ile (Mr. Coasting) had attended meetings in this very county of Lancaster, est of his own pariah toe, oboe, ground soil below ground, in all Soros of place.. —at Liserpeol before his election, end at Msncliestet; after it—at Manchester, of which he could not be, Member, end at Liverpool when be was not Hi, Member. Wes it to be applied to canvassing meet. lugs ?—( 1 fear !)—Wbeiber or nn might • man p dot 01 his perish le claim the suffrages of those •hom be mental represesst ? Hew, too, was it to be with cos- Mteltooas polishes—with mee•ingv held en the coo.. twos of parishes, • Ph 20 and with 40,000 inhabitants .....thetlorr the orator might stand in one parish, and 'address the peorein another, or how he was to be dealt with is that sore distressing case, when he Obese to Maud on the boundary, so that part erf hie hum might be in one parish of 20,000, Po*, Old be legal, another in ono of 40,000, and be illegski—{A largli.)—veins all difficulties were obvirled--oolime 'shindy, were gives—eiders the mecirsoiry chocks were imposed on the persons who were to be armed with Ilse« ancooslitetional and en. English powers, he should object to the messeres Its Selo; and even if they were provided, he should re. serve to himself the liberty of objecting to the priori. pie. As to the liberty of the press, the mealier,. repeat firmed but pert of a system. Ile admitted wsinfilef bad been done, be would not deny that some steps were necessary ; bet it was 11011 s of the least of his objections to this new scheme of arbitrary power, that while it would check the good it would not essentially tend to remedy the bade—. [llea, I ] —To what quarters be looked for a remedy it was not then the time is explain, but he pledged I himself fully to pet the House in possession of his stews en that subject. Lard HAN CLI I t E fels It bb dote to deem his tordeporta slor .d the sion•owstal instal measure* prepared. Mt. U. LAMB aid, toot he word with perfect harm the meaner* alarm had beta propmed t hot be oohed to wLecher there was to be a oirdrUe of jesitcr—wwwildaw I.lto • beam of reperati it-ii the pe .ple for a riche sutra away ? Hr II ill td h , also, oh a the right of 'awning and Jolliet* wu• relegation,. who sloe Anoroev.Generol to be 'wind of lb , power or Widmer bb ez-eFria inforeederidg• ter n e tt: h of taw. oropeorkd over lit broth of lb* room oho aboogiorre to thew ?—illear 13 No .towel was glees. 'A dirniou was alit called for by lame Member% sad the Gallery owl cleared t sheath the Howse did oar divide. The atterward• were Armrest i•, read a frot time, sad ordered to be reads wawa War an 1 bar:doy. Tee Home the, atomised. TVfISAT ITZWINO. 310VICIllirk 30, 1819. In rootemplating t►e proceedings w►ich leek place yesterday, both ie Parliament sod in t►e ling Law Coed of the Kingdom, it is impossible set to feel powerfully elected, althoegh we were, end so were 01If Readers, 'wavered, in a greet wielealre, fe'r them. We hue but the sketch or Donlon of the rigor's,s ensciesests as yet ; and for the details t►ey will be of more or less teammates, es they relate to this or that else. of persons. However elotteentu ly the Noble Secretary of State may have meted of the distresses and complaints of the Maple. (and that his address to the flow was eloquent and me thodical we shall not deny), yet see we equally convinced of the whole country's petit, hem the misrule of its Ministers. Complaints against the system may not be so teed, but they will be deeper, as the play says—" till yes can talk off the seal from • the bead, Etc." So all the logic and rhetoric of tier Secretaries of State will sot satisfy the banger of our I balf.ttated satiates sad Mee rrrr r who are thrown out of employment by the weight of taistlon, this °premien preventing their rivalling other motions in protium,. Now, ell to that gri taistion, we deny the possibility of any words, however artfully pet to gether, to prove that it was not incurred by the cot. rept state of the Legislature. To the growth of that correptios the two NobleVisceents, who hared sissy so conspicuously last eight in their different sad die - tioct situations, have long contributed with peceliar ready god warm hands : but mere especial-) the Noble :Commoner, the heir of LowootroaN We shall, ,however, have occasies very properly to resort to ibis seeing subject almost daily : at present the long idsibeles mettle the possibility of giving way to oar mist urgent anima deer slow sod denunciations thereto.. Lord VALLETOIT pasSed through Brossels on tho 20th Jost. on his •ay from Visalia to Loudon, •itb important dispotehos. Accounts hem Constantinople. dated the 11th ell., 1 state, that for some Time past the utmost @mirky has ' preeeiled in the decks, arterials, and messing's, Id equip and repair ships of war. It is added, as pro. ' bald*, that " tie WM CAPTAIN PACIIA will ander. lists an espeditien he the Archipelago in the course of neat sprie l g." Outmost. Nov. 29.—The Ocean, Anton, of Bind; free Demeter' for Leaden le 'reeked near ibis plies, and gone oallrela to pieces. The whole of the tellies. except from 40 In 30 rusks of rem, and from 30 to 40 bales of cotton, is lost ; there was only ens pomenrr on board, who was sawed, bat he lost every thing he had; twit of the crew eafortenately perished. Yes...easy emote' a respite. doming Mit Itoyll Mahone sir Prim? Weeree• Firmer?. was received by She Keeper ef Mr. , paw for W. Penmen ma J. Amintwe. coavitled of • Melee? I ream?. mid wed was in hewe marred see sentare of .le. I lea Illie reoniem. A Amber 'mine km aim here revived, Ilimes she Prime Revere planate. foe Vi imam Pknriser. me at IM proven who was ie lime witted ee she totb No -1 meiner, bel revere no the prrardieg 4125 fir owl cat. Those Persons who adientered la the present Let. tery previous t. Lord Mayor's Day, 9th Narenther, weeld An welt I. vitamin. their Nemhers. us ererg Ticket or Share bought before that dug A'S been drown, and its fete fines decided. They obtained fan Poises of elO,OOO, and sundry minor Capitals. all of which were distributes in Small Shires to the il'eblie. Those Persons who obtained Small NV's (there were none lower then Sixteen Pounds Illoney) lare advised In follow ep their Success; and those who were onfertenate are solicited to tempt Dante 1 Fertile* en the nest day, when she may be more pro. I pitioes to their wishes, as the Wheel still contains Sit Prises of 1 31 10,000, and various other Capitols, all of which news be skean Next lies, 9th Oecestber. sod Two of 210,000 sant be drawn that Day, in the First Five &Dust* TUB STATICSMAN. SUIP NEWS. DiAL, Nov. W.—Attired the Lady Corriorton, hos Catcalls. sitb logo of socbor •ifil cable.; Lady Borriogdoo. Litin4, from nosoltsy ; Sows, Rich,rds, from Minmirls ; bit *jelly's ship 11)mns, ft,tr. it. Helens ; sod Arnow., Grose, from 111 U.: tLe W. tor has sed•4l.—Wind S. W. roauawouun, Nov. 49.—Arrired the Tyne, Cell, from limiest'; Lady Nugent, from Madras ;Sasannsh, from Petersbeigh ; Economy, from Cephalonia; Majesty's ship I tie, horn the Braids; sad Wellington, AJJitk, from D.ntal:.—Pot in the fel. losing out werd.boand ships :—SI ountaineer, Alert's, Aguilar, lAdy flatland, James Lain:, Reward, Ca. reline, Dorothy moister, &D.! Sir C. Webster. for Jamaica ; Warren and Aisne, far M its- ; hews Dunlop, for Si. List's; Wept, f '.3essins ; for Gibralta ; and Caledonia, for t.r.,..da. Pei back tbekianersleyCattle andrhomas sod Slaty tr:osport., for Bristo'.—Sailesl the Aurora transport, for Dept fotd.—A brig from Ihnizir, with ii.nher, it on shure ‘ at the bask of the I.lstat The S:r Caffrey Webster Ass been no shore between linter and Denioneis, land lost au iesch.,r and cable.— Wind S. W. rausoulti, Nov. 21.—Salted the Deka of !Etat puke', *Oh a Mad, tor Lisbon; and Ilse Cathodal 0u...3, 111.416 n", fur Jaassiet.—Wind N W. lattuata, Nov. Klause., from Qaebec fjr London, bat last an aughot sad table. DARTM.IIIII, Nov. Va.—Arrived t►o stoop Jose. and Mal, IMF, from Bourieauz tut Dn'Ato, *Mt 14,s et *ads, boat, and trolnarks. INTELLIGENCE. Col'itT KING'S Nov. 29. This thing ih• 104 day of Term tj.e Court sat frail half plat nine in the !nothing until tapir, at aight.—.. The latimiis of Ay hoer to ir..ieh the Court SAP, peso clads ay ienathened ail fbe Lilowinc ets,. TVS Ittlfa V. 3011 v Manila BORMOI. L-111 This, it sill be recelloctod, was a tele alio* cause shy a citioiosi information should not be th. 4 I against the IMendant, a hlsriistrate of the Warring.. ton Divitiori in liora.hite, lot ret..ina in take depo sitiosts in a charp of felony, al ged to are beem committed by a private of the Min, heater Yeomanry Cavalry, in •outiding sills his sabre a poison wawa Itkbardson, iceithe astniug of the Mb of Angst, at Makchetter. Dr. J. WILLI Ulf was now heard in shoeing cease egrinat the rule, and Mr Mr. CRITTr, end Mr. HILL, were beard in support of It. Tim Cover mid, that if this had been an applies. lids for a &Sandstone In compel the D-Gudnut to take tbedepositfons, they mold bare granted it immediate. ly ; but is' to the present motion they would take time to consider Wore they gave any first decieoe. 01.17NASt IXQUrsT. • THE Kt :(3 IP. Te nn s!tn, Mr. Serjeasit Cans. rose tom ow Cause 'pint the Rolm for a Meedanius to compel the D.fenclant, one of the Coroners if the county of !Ancestor, to pew. cre.ll ai:b the 'erica' , on the hotly of Leee, who wai alleged le hare lost his Welty violence en the 164 of Assert lest, et M.nrbester. and the ;oersted Coolant basing proceled at some Itieith upon lbe merits of the cosy, `I he CovaT called urn Mr. Denote end Mr. Tindei, lobo were nn the other side to show, first, whether the Inquest in question was legal in its com mencement ; and, second, soppseiting it was not, whether it bed bees made au by the subsequent pro. reeding, of Mr. Ferrand. From the statement of the' case at the bar, h appeared that the inquest had bent at first summoned and sworn by the Defendant's Clerk *r Deputy, upon view of the body of the de ceased, and after sitting several goys the proceedings Isere taken op by ihe Defendant, *he upon an ob.. jection being taken had the body elbowed, sad, con. tenting himself with looking at its fare, resumed the hoped without re.sweering the Jury. New, by law, the tweet Could net originally have been held by the COMllef'S Deputy. Theo, had Ilse Cotener's sults.qaent cowshed legalised the proceedings? Cm. taint) not. The law required the inquest to be bold super nicer corpus-the Cosepor and the Jery being present at the mum time. This bad not taken place; and as the proceedings were illegal all Maio, what sub.eq•eudy occurred would ism emote the oiler lies.. It was the duty of the Coroner, when be personally interposed, to base seen the body le the presence of the Jury—to bare the Jury re•sworre, and all the *knews re-sworn and se. f seewiweri.— Ibis bad net bear done, sod therefore the Cohn could not grant a Mandamus to proceed in an imp'st which might b.. afterwards quashed span being re. turned into this Court. Mr. Maur!, and Mr. TINDAL eerste , sed that they were taken by serpai.e by the east,* shkh the rags had token; bet they sedasitoed that' ft set net roe. comae" , (.r the Coroner and the Jury to see the body at tits lame time. The Corn; beweeer, reiterated the ebese•men• tioned :pinion, and discharged the rule, shorrals4 that en lujustics wisubd be does in the resell, as the Greed Jety of the County pug omit, for further en quiry; pr a Commission of Magistrates might be up. palsied to esquire of the death of the party.—ltele . discharged. TUE NINO D. BATEMAN AND (MUM. This, it sill be recollected, was a motion for as Attachmest against these Defendests, fur a contempt, in resistieg the p►ocess of this Cart, arising oat of a motion for a Criminal Information teaching the late proce►ding , at Coventry. The SiniC:TOR-GixtaAL sual Mr. KIRDIR ewe .160%44 rno.e, open althea's which the Do. feistiest& of contempt ; sod after Mr. CHITTY atni Iltst. tr. r beard un the ether side, the Rule •af dischsiged. NARDI liD. Oa the 17 b Varnth►. at Si. Jaba'a Ow* Hacker,. Rabe , ' of the haat Itdit Casspaay's Set•Ke, 10 I'atharia•. advginer of %Shama Mardi, Esq. Lave:a-Y.11,6. 01 a, lea kiihire. 1)1 CO. On 'be Till November. al big bonne, fa Illikambe, lII* to I $ {Atli ”..,r. Alexander Lodes. Eq. • - -- Ldiled, Proord, and Pubbibril by kPirmir, at Me STAIII. 1 SIAN I.lblics, No. d., lolinbOrr.e.r.n, tlet!..tir. , 01./1 I ~. 'ld N. or. to she feel