The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-19 00:00:00

- - .r I 'esit s'iaikkt(A- 4Cre9 64kt. b e CS rotatesnlan. N o . 404 i. LONDON. TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1819 rittg 71 " he eased fir "MA Raissirix foil it the MC a a/ 11 drat tke stile U ! STATESMAN NEWSPAPER.,-.—Tbo tntite COPY-RIGHT of MI lotourttablisbrd awl valuable !abbe Jaime' is to be SOLD by PRIV ATI CObTRACT. MAN. Propwah, weird op, arid Wrested dam WMIF't• Mr. TlMllwa Mew. No. Id, Sootbootomorbothliop, coolocery. 15.., will be Weeived for IN Porthole, as or before WED. HrItDAY. tbelo4 Jaguar,. The Typo soul reeds( Mateelab to be lakes al a fair valaatioa. Abo, to be divined of la tile Nreciterir. sof VP mime period, THE COHSTiTUTION; MID et YORK FOX DINNER.' ' " 4110811011, I Omsk you for the @titration with welch es have heard me, and I shall conclude with io pre a toast, to be drank in solemn siletne— The lam led tinerial Memory otiCharlea Jambes Fax. —This war &eat ititerdlig. Tiereest toast that •si proposed Wall— Tar tisimirestamois estahlibbei at the Revolvable, in 1608 GI Whew Orrice ire tk Land commenced. The Ruse See which Hampe..a bled 'a tart field eel Sylacy ltae r sesente.-.Thh toast was curried with theoden of rip . • I. proposing the health of Lard Grey, the Caen. maw ebmirved, thane a Moreilest.the object of which was the commemoration of the Memory of Mr. Fez, then was no man whom name had a greater dohs to be amotinneri then that of his early disciple sod friend ) who has always bees the moody, the roe. sielest, mid parseverilm; advocate of his principles.— I mecum yes have already anticipated the name of Loral Grey—sod I sew give— Levllmens asst She Whir IntereW is F.agEttal. -The 1.14.0 Woe remised with general applause. The melt feast was— A 10. Rotten , alias et the People in the Cowman , Hoar of P ars r* a, —Tile town war reetteed • ills the 'RDA eutbd , tam* se tame. Gist—Red Crass Knights. Cahoot Coons.—" Allow me le propose a Geo. litmus why se ..ealth will, I ase sure, be &sok with es- ry demonstration of feeling sad applause—' Gee. liftman wise you has• term karate's, sad whom yes ardently lome had esteem, and whose hag seniors base asp , . hies se molly claims open your regeodi—le man who has so Ines; and so deservedly rejoyed rev esteem and entire confidesest—and who, I meat be permitted es say, never, in the whole Goatee of his Porno to ut cruet—is no one instance. and for an meofiliemowt, lest sight of the libetties of bm esmilley. lam sure it is sonticessary for me to saute 'tee Gootlepwin to wham I allude, you have ell and 4ated me when I proprise, the health of the Chair. mist."— Ill.:. was drank with the highest approbation. Mr. Dimas rose smidst universal plasdits, and veld :—" Gentlemen, I most freely own to you, that the eery feeling nistiner In wnich my health has bees pop .ed by Mr. Cooke, woeld, under any cleorintosnces, have overpowered me, het en sash an occasion as this, ercompanied as I , has been by the marked appr vat of so nossereas and retpeetattie a 1 Monism:, I feel it absolutely impossible to reply I n teem, which Will at all do j..stics to my feetiods, or adequately 'sprees the gratitude I feel for the distinguished honour you have done ' me.—l have nn merit to entitle me to this ditty 'Orin, unless it he an honest milleteece to the preociplee of freedom. I have lees; hem he soared with the confidence of the citizens of York ; I lave endeavoered to serve them In Parliament ,• I wish I estrido base done it with mere treergy—wlth i greisfet /tell)) I could set; sad If I have soy medt, It is In being the are simperer of lila piaci- I' pies of that greet Statesman, where virtues and ta lents we are assembled to commemorate ; ( have • suppertrd them in trying time., and I otall ale "se t osellese to adhere to them I trust 1 Shall &mend P to the grave wl'heut any abandonment of them, sad that I shall he entitled to that sort of merit which arises from firmness of car:dart and steadiness el principle. I again wish I could have @dried to them 1 greater essersy, I r. ugh I am now too old to change; hut there is one sitting near me, who, adhering to the same principles, will be better Otto to serve you, awl to give them their fall effect."—( G rest applause.) Mr. DUNDAI thee sot down, but shorrly rose again, and said, that his agitation hail made him forget one of die principal objects be had in view in addressing them. It was in the recollection of every person who had an opportunity of obsersing the prcgress of the late Election, with what entailed good boomer the election was carried throsgh b) his lion. Friend, who was then the unsuccessful Candidate ; this Is a merit which his enemies is well as his friends allow him. Ile then sold that no man who was obliged to ten through the city in his canvass in three days, let his merits be what they might, could have especied to have conciliated and brought over to his interest so many of the cili um' : and he might make the appeal even to his most serious opposer (though he was aware that there were none that very seriously opposed him is that room), whether his whole conduct during the election was not such as to do him infinite honour. ( Applmsse.)—Mr. Diodes coact aded with proposing the health of Wallow Wyse Ceehe, Fag which was dearth with 'smelts of applause. Colonel Cones rose to return thanks.—" I beg to return my sincere thanks far the honour yea have dens me—an hones, which I am willing to attribute not to any merit of mine, bet to your seal and at. tacbment to the good cease in which ae were le cowl mon embarked, of the im;iortence of which I feel more and more coseinced; and I cannot bat feel lettered that my exertions in it should be noticed I') so greet a mark of your esteem, as that with which I nave lately bean honoured by the Citizens of. York; and I &Mrs them of my firm adherence to those principles which so eminently distinguished the eke racter of that great man, whose memory we are note assembled its commemorate. On the character of Mr. Fox I shell be silent ; after the impressive man. net in which the Chairman has addressed you on this subject, it is unnecessary to waste your time by any attempt of mine to add any thing to what has been sn well said; for a proof impression of this admirable man has been already impressed on each of your hearts."—Mr. Cooke concloded by giving— The Lord Mayer 4.'4 l'..f ernlion of the Cute at York. Alderman Ilotitsm 'mumps! thanks.--t I am sere," said he, •• that the Lard Mayer, if he had been raw, would have expressed his spume a the honour conferred open him, for there is not a mine steady friend to the Coostitstiou than the Lord Mayor of Verb " bong—Mill to the Chief. The CHAIRMAN. n eivieg " The Trill by Jory,' said, so ion • Rs this port of oar was -niwpoired, whatever Neigh• be the COP ItitliOß of other parts of it, thy seherantlal bleesiwtt of fr•Priont would bP encored : A • long Rs. Jsry of twelve hottest Ben were to decide open oer proper,' tool conduct, so long 'would the former be wears, and our protests prellerred from Were! restraint ; as loeg as this to preserved, we are s.fe. The toast of O r e Wedoesier last a fared patty of Cootlease lined is the greet Atelastaty Russ, York, to Coe. aseturate the TWO!' anti testate of the eyeato-be. lamented end Rust Ilorsurahle Charles James Foe. Needy 110 pausing down to &noir. The Chair wee taken by the Hoe. Lawaawce Doisoas, a few aliments after fur e'elock, sepporiod • Ms titht by Sir William Mile's, Bart. sod so the . by Cefout Cab. After the cloth was draw.. E Chattiness ptopeiod, es the brd West, r +be Wahl& et the 7iLler. Iffebserved, that as tie memory of Cbarlas James Fee which he shook' Imre shortly to propose, most oeci:searily halfwit he eilhare, as it weed be highly incongruent, to duelist dead, be tilimolst every ether lets should be &sok subset again, otherwise re might be thosklit that they were objects mum their hearts than dui memory of the Illettriees States oan whose celesta wed beeves kook they mere snow '-‘d to commemente. This prepoultiow mot WA dim, end was edopted WM rem itp koolth of the Leg wee thee drank is o was Volitierd by that of the Prince the oval Of the Royal royally, with the toasts, were amok subset cheering. Laiiatect bwooas then proposed the Ir. Fez In the following terms s—" I to Owe of oar masts which I as sore )ete will roads, with that warmth of feeling obit+ the recollection of the systerleas dead mead fail Ica cache--of that Italy *mignon Stemmas and real loai • t whrie trout...dent virtues, splendidta ts, end dilute* beerrnleoce, • will find the 'best ihare beset el every Wielded that heats um It cannot hampered that I shookd go into a tetd so extensive as a detail of the public life of Mr. 7.., sod I am cruises.' that there are others mods Ude. cipable of delineating his chattier, then I %if aqui( to be; bet this I will say, Cre:lleaten, that through a life oat very short, having reasned nergreed cllmecietic, it has been my honest linden ...or to tread is the foeuteps, aid invariably to ad. Mee to the political priec i plesqn 601) advocated end I. eniiiistendy Wed open, by Charles James Fitz.— (e ff igue.)—r taw, et at leut I thought I saw, its those prieelpies, sod is his virtues sod talents, by which they wen any reed, the best metes of preset /mg the benign' and prosperity of this rosary ; and I as saieehmead, that bad hie emeneels bees fey. lowed, the coveter would hove avoided those data gets, and these embarrassments, which have resoled from following chooses of a very differs! eatere.-.- Whew I Me itIOMP Mt. Fes, 111 asp boost! so; 4teetalbet of 'bleb My isramoey Ilan not very per.' .fully serve es , be was (what was very rare in him). a placenta, I . R had a situation in the thee Admial. illation • h. , . even then, when seated on the Troy miry NKO, he bad the virtue and the patriotism boldly to oppose those measures of the Millar, which he thooght injurious to the welfare of his country ; thus, in early life, affording a smiths( in stance of that unbending integrity for which he has been so illustrious, sod of that regard to the liber ties of his coentey, and anxiety for the general hap piness of mankind—for hie patriotism was so net rear contracted principle, which rendered hie the enemy of any other people. Mr. Fos, during a long political life, abounding with the most winmeetoes events, presenting scenes the most alormieg, sever swerved a moment from his adherence to these jest and constitutional principles which be had adopted in early life as the basis of his conduct, and in the most trying and cri tical periods, when minds less firm than his were in timidated into a temporary abandonment of freedom, .e remained unmoved—neither the influence of a e xiwo.rful Admin.stration, the exempla of some of his for see political (needs, the blandishments of a Court. or its frown or neglect, could induce him to swerve in the maliest degree from those priuciples on which alone, es be conceived, die government of the utility would be administered. Heaven alone knows what ini's mi l tht have hue averted if his counsels had been acted upon !—Wo heat the evils which bete remelt ed from following very different counsels. " Gentlemen, I cannot bat coesider the respecta bility and numbers of the persons who *reassembled rued me on such so occasion, especially en so short a wolicr, less than one short week, as highly be. Durable to the City, nay even to the County of Yolk. It shows that there is still in ibis County a spiiit of indepoodeece—that the principles of sound sonotitutional freedom are still dear to Englishmen : we do mot meet to testify our gratitude fair place and pinions, for factors received, or boletis anticipated, bolt to testify oar grateful retemobraece of a man to whom our country was so highly hadebted, and to manifest our attachment to those glotioul principles, vtli:ch were, if I may so speak, the soul which ani. L I mated his political life, and governed the whole of his conduct ' • and I am convinced, that as long as geglishmendelif es the DOOM of Englishmen, so long/ will his 'memory live in their hearts, and his prix. tiples ialuence their political conduct. " Gentlemen, I fear I sin tatting up too much of your time.—((:rics of ' Go ea!' with great ap. plant.)—list on such an occasion, on so interest. log a sobject, it would he doing violence to my feel. hogs to say less. It was not the good fortune ef Mr. Foa, or I should rather say, it uas net the geed fortune of Mr. Fez's country, to have all that bene. fit from his great talents which they were capable of affording. Bet if the age is which he lived did not profit, as might be wished, from his counsels, his la bours, and hist/sadiron, let us hope that the recoil. lection of them may still be of settler., and produce time good traits which be did not live to witbess. L•rd Finkie , fird the Tri.,l h .terv. was then drank with seltersel 'whose. Mr. Cu %Lout' thee , p. pese.l The Ilies6ll Si, Wilber wns dank with applamor. Toe earthy Baronet shortly returned thanks fot the Tend R. AUBOrTS have ati lL f e rloise . W INES la sell, et the quallty am te ey• ' The Woes CM ettly be Irate Pr-SM.. MI 11 6 . G permute'. no Sr betere the am ; Swift. La* of Ilalmy, Illeeel.o. Cabatiatia, rid arodol. to poly all of he valeta Sib. per deice. 93 Man of Cerium Cape TWIG • Ilee. 113 Dews of IMIIMIrm 1..04. NO* yaws beide le 64i. 17 Deceit •efert tell.beleil, blitt-iivarral Owes* tr .. D.,...!r f l,l i zchrialgt r . • W MOM ef . ikeaeb reveler, ef Maybe ' ii , obey , 19,1 D IRV if • p ar. bleteas 1112.. at yeet le bode. ol.gkl Ivu.l TO • rrillE P.b lta 11 PPoblisteeeei tor the pupa.. of l rk sae f IC MIMI .IRrknaes d tbe Wob th."l. be ed Led iir their:l! ;fie ibiegme dlrertioa of a awriets rose have raiselk and wierrate et.pitau That a easily wi.kh *ado w prt•raolasa for the artasey aM salewims df IN aabliewsise la retry *welt at literates, ...h. for floe arnelars• beauty tot Ws e•ara.ier , aml for Vat ealele sal Imalorteirt trade is boil 'lltat it eserhe ea la DR poised the world, sisaithe Waelapt so its aeiglsbuss ea sloe Comtism far Dearly all the degas* wad.erines • aloes of Ole cost wo rts .f the NNW C 1410.11.1111 Composes. W justly amp s tee of astoolsOweat to foreigoen a 111104fAra i lhie wilelsbed, when they dkitover the • Of Mole hi that the 11 ~011011MM1,P..*4 MAW* va-t saes that are as.oal yam la he paill• of IlAsa• cal Prioar.tittoo. • la order t., toottle the British Meant Pres SAW* well& thlise like the lose reek la the esiliwailun of the Mak 0 .1 0 4 at. Moe osiaddimisit, that err Lifenery Pres haw ar• Wows Yes sad smallaerl. i• the chief mati•eior the pewesieried, Ibb.airbia• objeets of erbleb 'say Se Obas liars/ ree v— tab orrato paha lee wt /dines& of b 0 11•0011 Work+. georentee *so each shall oat wily be free from (he too *eat reran of she ei gravers lei list It • snail Is pallithal tee. reeky to the AIRIWT% hatred.., warms% the 0.11101, tar a welleatheollesed copy, so be awaked. 141.—Tle prlat imuntibly epee sepedee sod amesbkispse; do employ the mon : as/ to woke sea ureseeeserat• that the pelselog *aerated is every work with • &Wee of rate thin It steely biatowed itampt epee** 311•111 evasive publication,. emeersge ttet of of CAmorseete, by Prialialt fad palsliehift their iamb apes she mot blast term. . ity allurdtag ts Wee et puke duke oppetteoules of et•K Melo Wens knows. that they say oat hitherto Wye tr , • 4116—T• mast • Laws, of 1141Intras, roar/at of thoieetall rare Illboleal Wachs MN *items', bud idea r Maim se well se 1 r.zingtivrti= 4 _ "t o . any Miami/. trate. Mahe Oandlaw~sit tidosit. VD- Wary is 'Mended tottli femora aria • steeepry romprehemive plus , mu. from the tOottiMisMakii toe n,l.hNshaeat poiveraus. N la presumed will he perapetly IMINIOIL The whole welleetemi be tortheidisallv orraodied. mid kept la a liaadonor well-wows ea troop, provided wish e•rry etraesietwe for nrodiut ar Cr samosa, and will Internal/Ids opal to She Public, at a OF atabstrip4os. A spurious to.ns will be apprarisad ho the reerptirm piamiefoiles. hoe. • , Ake of emerydesetiptiou, carefully selet•• ed lie she mom end. e- jade.., from see eumeelectato....f II the e• ' , yard lookers. *nu whom have mew urn* Into. in N.lllereelet af as abject hail mml prove sinielactory arid beial to she *.-en. 'lnwood. Ayrim, J. Bell.. lirAhant, J. Craton, F. Ccomer_, De. Casts. J. hllim, fleratsers. Or am, Italie*. Horsley C . K W K•ineei. Meyer. Inca e, /sepia, Klee, J:ffrele, Snook, sir (1. Swan. *e'sb. sad S. Wester. art near setloely hismitel la rep awed sent Counoteitime. lathes. &e. fur .1W Pr. • .11 of whir,,, «meeker esiiie t... 'MIMS new We am, of 41.4,0 t! "rural, woe.' mod ....treeepti.• prilhared silk/ the *media* corrective .iee above Peal. - sofa, are Si • Mate of forateirana. asa •1.1 very shortly a ; . pew. Arty/ Roma. Jut. ii. vier. f COUNTEItAL; I* the many attempts D..' See &Hi th utte lo impose •• •1511/ar, • ciespowileao isserod of est (HiPIU IN E REACKINO, pr • pitted by DAY mid MARTIN. sk a... adlostd a or* L.bel, oak" Heir &dike.% ID, H igh Holb. rn. r•• sptroasolv pissed a the rewire. tint ti et trust ao astral, this, nowt the Aillsrerer at the tspr, said' n oaliae all letter. pies.. silt /sable Porreluesero at Oft to Artrirt the .asp The Hod JAPAN DEA c*.K I N as Or a•d I.ld W1i00r. , 4 by DAY orol MARTIN. 17. N.at. 11.1b.00. oat retailed hl Ise priselsod (lessen. Drogoois. Perfotorro. Bost•11111 • rff, ef.C. la sae Easod Kiaxdo in H. • • Mt as 6d.. I*. sod Is. lid. Phi CinlON.—Tblr azieweive dwwww.rl for alw tot. l•wlag Articles baying treumieued soupetneo the rem , . are respect ally iriformed. that the fr . Inlet has the Aber .rd .4411ims of the Proprietor on the label. Arimisot4.ll FLUID, for the growth .4 the lisle, founded we A Airevert Al she caws w hit h actors., heldemu. I. prey.. s fee Nair fioiliott of or raraw it g rev aid whim already s..heit plate. either from ai ful. prwpirat lass, dime of choose, Iteredltasr MINI, it Will restore it I* its original rirength sod dueling.. Re-peetable refrresers to this fnet art sig it fa a Pamphlet roclairo resod emelt lbw 1... It also frees the Harr from waif, Nuke; It loft am a k, .y w. silk. gad k it a re/i &Flag esetrise le !.acing or mai.. r o weathers prier Sr U. a bottle AT K VItORTABLII DYE &eager grey er red pair fie e Wed we loltikin to a brown or black t vourramed try iMinteem, bed 116 give a permanent colours price . mot one gori.u.r. • ATIIIIISON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP, prepared be a view T=*huh free. it of all irritants( geroltrier. removes , mem, sad Waroblar from the Ain t prevents it timillbsg ad makes It haft, while. and erre t price Is. am square t mid prepared wish Naples Soap. for 'bay*. price 01. Jo.. nod Is. I. feeh. 3.44 by Jame. Miaow, Performer, Re. 43, Gerrard-street. Soh.. lean., Loudon; and by meet Perfererto and is SOWN Rea emu 1., MEDiI AL BOAR I), (;wt Charlotte-storm, aisul W.artstark-airert, eldijohima New 8004-itteei. -Swathe hinsik-al Beard has hero eau.t.lishi ea al Clagloale.luathe. Meal 130.1141rateret, apparae tit Rev. Rpitlisail II ll's Chapel. awl PIP* n••..d-eiteet, rponrdo of Thirty 1 I'ar , ul4 all limb ...a...hove beta rest• rrd t.. pert.-tt Ifralta. many of 0 bra arwllbageted far 'ear. wider in.rt palate, tool ..be.i....e do eaten, welt proonoree.l iu. r.able by tri.vriable ' per,. 1.11.• OfirTol , 111411•11V . 0 110 0 1,... , 1164. SOH. .• the creel re snlriroa Crum rnwhirwd :—Nerasv, eitOl'Eß and Co.. .4 h!...11ril Nr.l Surgical rvlebriiv, hielc er..n raprriete in this Slele•po:i.. are ......01...1 o.olv at both house. (is •'.l raw. of g%philio, he. often onirtnperlr treated). stall aloe at and ilw p.m hair pale on 'f Needov. Theft/at, .. ...day owrnirev, unlil Twelve a'Clach. .4,f-oaths their ti e. imtar.bar.lt ntleva:ed 4... - All .cti •rs a. i.e dirrcirit BL kraal's raall, Ml wive ore soswcicd which de os: coniaia a cmweitlhit fcC confruml 'mon him. Glive4-1-ifes . [Supper. Gentlemen, Oita objett 4.11111. _ - Meeting is to eelebrete the memory of the itles•risea d..d. This country has hod mach te mown fee, and s 1 01. • •...! melancholy list might he mode oat of mei. meet may wbo in the few loot years have bee , . r•- moved from es; bet there is a meet less which t comsat pest over on this eccation—the loss of a man whose if. wee dormiki to the smelt* of e.sokia•l. and whose exertions to improve t►e coodstios and ameliorate the fete at his fellow-anec wet* Istleessist. His 'sestinas were directed in a tens. especial manner to the ameliorstioe of the Criminal Law, to strutter it lose sanguinary sad prodigal of Vl*. When we cen *odes .ow completely the Seward Retain, no. en ined to the besioesa of his profession, so as alramt to deprive him of the joy sod solidest of ►te family, we shall be able to appreciate the "aloe of the ft* k devoted to this object : his locution to It was not casual and i rterrepted. but con. stud sod unreiditted ; and he made it the seri. Dos business of his tiro to clear Greet Schein of the charge which is brought spinet her by the molts world, of being prodigal of beams lite, of hey .g the most sengeinary code ,f laws In the world. It staple him a greet sacrifice to give up so much of his time to this obis :t. in a great I . wyer to benefit those who were offenders item., the law*. t.. benefit t. , ent so far as related to the proportionoug the renishmont to the nature mod doine ,, t or tits aeries; to t.ke from the country the reproach of basin a aide of I laws, which could not be rorried into effect Wilbert arming against their 'secede , . every virtuous, ge. mimes, sod Itemise faelleg—without filling every heed with horror and indignation at the severity of the laws. The fate of tit„ excellent moo wee je.'eeit most srelaachnly, bet this will not prevent you nom desisigjostire to the weememon encelhosce of hiaoha recter : I em sese es memoir of my lost bitted la *et to pre *IL" lie asinine esesieried side —etatfoisma sir easel hamlet, - 7iiillifilliTh 1 “10 40 . 1 . : - . - • V evidillet 'Motion Osolibi Cramer grie-to .4 11 ' •tro. , .1 The health or Mr. Csaleaer,—, hieli was drum& with/So! &magnate. Mr. CHALONtI, in returning thanks, wide" It seems most natural for as humble individual like myself, to contest myself with a simple Khoo.. ledgment of the honour conferred epos me, sod I feel that year time would be mach better occetried in listening to those whose obsarvatioos would be sore deserving of your attention ; but site I am, if one opportunity move lima another would justify me in weepy ing your time, it is en such en occasion as this, when we are assem bled to commemorate the diastases Statesman, whose name it is not gems/sty that I should repeat; for in the small circle is which I have snored, it has been my endeavour to be his surefire, though distant imitator. If we wore to saki a review of those great events, which, in the present reign have passed before es in such rapid succession, we should find that these results have arises frees the counsels which he opposed, which be, with alibi* a 1 prophetic spirit, pointed out ; and it is by the wiled of bit counsels and solesn warning, that the country has been involved in that embarrassment in which tie at present pined. It is in vain to attempt to go into soy detail of the public life of Mr. Foe, the great features of it melt be its your memory and your hearts; mod every event I have witoessed of a polio nature, sod every observation I base mode open them, serves the more to convince me of the troth of the principles which formed the basis of his con. duct—principles le which I trust I shtU continue to the day of my death." In proposing as a toast— The Libel'' , a the Pres.. Mr. Duo nAs observed, that without Trial by Jery there could be no Liberty of the Press. "An hem. t.le lodivideal, Mr. Hone, had stood three trials eithoot t.:ounael, unaided and unsupported, and yet he triumphed by standing firmly upon the justice end b otter of his country : I say coestry, for •bon a p.: toner pet, himself upon his trial be puts himself oron his country ; and when a Jory are charged with a Prisoner or Defendant, It is added, ' which country you are.' Ido not mean to impute blame to the Jedges, or to speak whit disrespect of them, hot .t dso happen that the Judges were of one opinion and the Jury of another; het the Jury eaocrstood their ditties and rights. and decided ac. tor.:lng t-t their own honest minvirtines: the result out, that Mr. Hone was saved, and the Liberty of the Press was saved by his acquittal. If the Jrry had deferral to 'he epsilon of the Judge, Mr. Woe mast haw• been sent so jail. The Trial by Jary is i a num.( :.recioes gem in the Coostitation, end we most defend it, see ! if necessary, with our lives.— ( Loud iticiaure.)--It was formerly held, end that by the greatest and most (tormfol of our .134/OK, 111.! iiiii "I had nothing in do with the eel jort matter of 1 w aliered ithel—.hat t was their pretince amply to find the 1. i of publisisitsg. This was the tts.cttitin held at law, end acted span by Lord MsnA.I.I; and it was to Ile petunias of Mr. roe 1 .1 the ci.tottry is indebted for the Liberty of the Lies.; ss) is.. elo- . "MU... • MO , liem , w•••••• TH U MUSICAL WALD. appreini g Si. room: dolly Isfseagl ibe tst se '.' _ • 'P4l . 4r . DS rat spas die ester Si Mb, speit.er , w eit *Maw riblailltihe: . sois. tor mew sad OK C 2 K. 4 ' ~. Vg listisnt, god ti the mot rare gated in sae al tie priiiiiiikorro al, tie l i ab il ki. IMII ( eel ruse tie ailiiiimeitt wOrreir Vial be 1 Th e H oe. L esperirared perlms. epder ll* lorealsie .tety ..f Ileac& Pt n4bovs •bit for ibis per. onsiory of No ..".7 tebsedikkfriiket' khes, a Wit ast me Sem ed ed let • ^,- - ~z:~