The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-18 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN' CIIMIW M..4NC11 F:sTP It if E re. TING. I The Yeomanry entered the Mt...tine at full 'prod, --ww-- which circematenee alone was calrela ted to create the TI4. " In" 61 this ""ni" will Inflict P IN and : utmost disorder. Whilst they were engaged in *Wag *omits on all who have not 4 stake in corruption's t h e pew° , ~,, t h e h ea ti ng ., th e 15•1 1 Ileatera, the game. The lies have !men more thin rigidly en- Cheshire Yeomanry , th e 3 l st and With Regiments of fared, they have even been violated by those who' Fnor, and • brigade of Arttl..ery made the ir limner. mere aottoin.rol for their preoecti" • " 4 ae• Plee•• i 1 intro on the ground. At the New Cr oss, a great Ilion. Thy reign of *Worms has been proclaim's' and m il eet i en o f renp ,, f rom t h e m eet i ng had er,ethhied, enf " reed 11 the pr eten d ed l'Ine"1" of •e r ie l "" 1 " The mailers pursed them soli Greet no them. St. A Meo'int• l e*lrs ll l ••••mhi•'t far • enny " lienel gem' OPIP kill/111 viol nunibers carried to the Infirmary porpose„ has horn attached and eli•pormol he the mill. I severely wounded. It appear , that the Riot Act 11 " vi' l met ant r"t"ii'u r i . "" l olo r "" ir f • without ant i had been rev' at twelve o'clock, to that at One, the reason of 11.41• that ran he joatly defended. am, merely' I hour required by law to allow the multi's& to se• neon the will and nnstro te pord opinion of the Megia• perste, had elapsed. A special constable named trees. Ir slip Magistrates of other coontir• should I Ashworth, end ityn or three t the Yeomanry i m it a te lit;• priptpi• of keeping the pear., the kicg. 1 cowry I are killed. There are hesitles sic other glom will he thrown into the haesrd of rebellion !!! • permit, killed, end upward' of eighty wounded. Wo proceed to the patter-sitars of that disastrous day, —The names of there Stfeetini on the hosting. are. Montle, the IGth instant ; and to /inside oar Readers in addition to Mr. Hunt an d m r.. l,,h„,„ ws es b e f ore is. jolly. impartially between the Meeting and the mentioned, John Tyla. Genre. Swift. John Th.. kor illaristear) aft slots neellsinns OP {hill accompany our Sutton, Robert Wild, 'themes *rotator, Mary Wt own arrows• with stitch details as darer from it in the terworth, Sarah liargr vvvvv , and Eliza Gran , : Ildiosiatert•l Pistols. The tone of savage *titillation these latter had been deposed from the Societies of /..11 ' which ' l "' • "••^4 scream o ve r It"' basin.". is I Female Reformers in Manchester and Stockport.— • 41164. '"" .1 " ..rene• t h at they with ant he linell ' en ' d ; Mr. Knight, Mr. Aloorbouse. and a great man) in their de.otinn to power. an I in coonseissuclog Is 1 others have been @rivaled since, including V ileorine eery esce.set. So ler are the) consistent. I Faulkner. James Johnson. Win nillentte, Woe II .1.. The d ITioent divi.inna of the Assionhly began to i roe. E. Perrin'. Thos. Kiategis, J. ‘lnorhouse,Ji.hia minty In she anon, of action •arly in the day. The Knight. low Murray, Thomas Ashton, Thomas man matched in good order to the music of a full Worthingtno, Abraham Whittaker. Wis. A•hisotth. ha n d ; the Ministerial Plinio, of errors., convert thin m„. ei , 0•11.,„ , j eer " M a kin, Thomas Johnlon, Into a glaring symptom of intended violence. They JAR Wild, Anthony. Jeffetson, &c. /cc., who, arrived all the ground, however, without the least in. from various parts of the town, were escorted by the f r aeiloss of the peace. They payaml through the carali to the N•at Bailey. atrvela in tle.st laments of from two to 64P thousand At Desnagste these was also some crstorbance, but Th.inlshirsotts had previously closed their shops. In as midnight every thing was qu i et. T he m i l l i ," the prioriprl street.; were bosomy., numbers of country i were parading the strees• i and would not suffer three swept.• strolling shout its a s•ste of wrens ansiety ;1 persona to stan d toget h er . Ihi.t o rhe.ier is surrounded by manufactories which are l We bare learned we were going to say with suf. thi,kta pe..pled, sod the croorl thus left in the streets, ' - ' prise, bet no event can surprise as from •eett • gnu in int.0...10n , ef l the stand a•semble. was is. asset, that , .. o ter, t h at air. s'eas, whose name appears among chore one {...n0 'silo.* that ss it was like weskits( am-nit catmint(' nn the hosting., It the Gentleman Mtn' ha the Mai kilts " Th• more retired se• tions• of the town 0 .. *MO , trial yeti' to .I • t o mb. The y eomanry c oat " ' deem is nee runes to report the proceeding' of the ‘ leetiog,— Id. Manchester Magistra t es s hout, more to a , areal ofli , •iorss activity ; the Co "shire y 0• That ressary, in order to reduce a prop e r i m p ression in ~,,,, wore i n a „„ nsitisre• is well as she 1 ., !hoer . re, (London, thus to intercept t h e R e p ot ' , end boltrillon Cowrie. li , t•i •s tr••• there were the 15 t flusser.„ Vivo rir ,, 5 ,"„i,,,,f „„,iii, rt ~ the w heed the vesinni. 'he Reporters of those Morning papers, which !hes Varioua lointi•ra wer e ten/wiled 4 the too elite might epprehmad were not likely entirely to sp• ions. their ultra in aaaaa IN, is an 'misfire of the Pier *birch were ptcpared as hu•tincs Int the use of the ;ars of Ntsusterial diactetion such as wed , ' not desire speaker. %% help the collerted were waiting with much t o m e often repeated. Swaim' for the leaders, • man, who., name we have scot het learnt, acltirers.tl them. and 'shorted them to Ina their gr•ateat caution in pc ing the peare Ile wished them to prove that they were not mad, a• bad herrn -toted of them ; if They were mad, he con old-re ' tnallooss one s f the most desirable Sonditions whir.. • man could ...joy ; it was the moat pleasant fe.lts.g possible, end Ste Itcp•II that it to stela last as long ti life. `• % 5 s mil) li-sire not fair *tidiest rights; let us dhotis d them with are isli , iesa and resolution, and Tic. tory wit' he the rert.l.l re .41" Here hr was inter. r bptesl by shoos of esel . stion, which made the sit ring to an insinettse distance. II was the aunounce. Went of she eyrie,* of Mr. Hunt, who dud the trusting"' a fee initiates before one o'clock. Mt. Bent came in a bar/who, and was accompanied by pr 'Aveiro, Mr. Swots, Mr. Itlnerhoeir, end elm , other friends. is 1114 then preposed that he .bald sake the Chair, which having passed by gni was' aeclamati-n he addressed the Meeting. !I beria II) bragging them not to call " silence," a• that et) frequently prodoced m-re noise and disorder then an) an) oiler circumst ante ; and it eras psititelarl' Without being charged with a desire In pun 8 1 1 " &Sir OAP on that occasion that no pretest shoals' he famished to their enemies for further inroads oo the vet 1 se r i ous sub/Pri g s were, truly say, that " !faille sights and liberties of the People. lie retuned hi• tames" are fast approaching. That a great number of lintrre and heartfelt tlyanka for the honour conferred persons will, of cou rse, by tried,if the Magistrates coo • we him by his election to the V eit. He was rejoiced tinge to act op to the encouraging spirit O'Neal into to witness 110 immense a concoorse of his coun tr y men them,by tbelateßnyal Proclama tion, there ia en dash* : aud though t assembled, and be earnes tl y ba r d the y w ould condor t hat eircumstence alone cons fillet's to make Illinmselves in the most peaceable and quiet manner. Mr. the Oct use of the try proportionably dismal,'es it Hunt then craved attention stiletto staled the mature is not the most prominent of the (gores on the ran. end objects of the Meeting. It would be us e less to sell vas which are presented to the vivo of the anxious been again why it had been postponed from the re. Parr• The political machinery of the ectunity is gloss Monday, they were already acquainted with certainly in • most critical condition. Turn the the reasons. The Magistrates had fancied they w heel whic h w see *°Y we may , its *Mal i " is n w n od prevent say Meeting f r om toting place, h et awful. That the sufferings of the People are great, the numerous and respectable assembly over which there is no doubt : none hut the hardened and she insincere will deny it. That the little prospect be then presided were not to be deterred from eget• there is of an amelioration in their condition b y those their rights by the threatening v ieetwie which who have the power to do it, has infused into , posted about the town, be t which nobod y comprehend. Ile was proceeding when their breasts a cettall posiinn of flltrnlmonl, is wo c o ntradicted. If at this ins t ant we r Cavalry appeared in the distance.— equally rased his list, anti recomme nded the were called upon to giro an op i n ion of whet is cheer them, which advice was Instantly likely to be the coos e qu ence of all we hare a ',meadows shout of applause. No see" and have said, we should refer the en . eng i r t h ave b een more f r i en dl y or h earty Om to a very sensible Letter, in another part Yeomanry received ; not the lowest mar. , of our Paper, by • CorresPon deor • signing himself intuit was heard.--They advanced di. 1 ell " Usastrosscovgn CITIZEN." Bat, as we were h urt i ng ,. w hi c h t h ey nr ,„ o „d e d._ observing of the great political wheel of she country. Deputy Constable, immediately took whose movement is become so powerful and so full i Mr. Hew, Mr. Johnson. en d were ) of dread, we cannot augur a national advantage Armen, w h o were a ll h an d e d ever to t h e from its turning either gray, till the grand sale and its Officers, and co nvr y ed lo the New Bailey, impulsive powers are car efull y , im p artiall y , orient'. ;and ot h er thing, sew t h e mistime were I fleetly. end in still more aignifirant language. ebrin leresteilty esemitsed. Till this he clone it weir , to possession of by the Police. The Meeting, Ibe wishedthat its ITICITentPnt• were invisible consisted of men, wome n, and children, was I and sofelt.--One way it inevitably turns its lifted by the military . The scene was dresd. endeavour to escape num b e rs were thrown Du'eull'ur• The other way , s • s u nca, t• of lock. many trampled to death. The dispersion vox, sod, to speak out plainly, to RITOEVTION -... And here we may p ro p erl y , however p ainfully. ask, !fleeted with selicieett c elerit y , we are stale that the Yeomanry fired ow the " Uinta kerma." kc. for we certainly cannot we The coofusioo wad carriage were horrid. 'hew see roe the giber is to be ari.iJid, if boon! arid TO crottßE:rtixor.srt. tr A•wriner will call al fine Ogler si• sill fell him 'hat we ! think ma he better ti•one in the adult he ifeterilie. is bi. letter witty n(ectina and dephit .h 4 it I.). thAt in I pablithieg It io the . wit. Mt enstotameatints And ant b..it amutettilrel to: new base aft! ober, wew. i deed, of siaillar. hot of eqsal aciesance la the resoeetioe flon!.. If is ant even pn....thl• In a c kano ledge the Poe Ma of therm olfh the semi owls " t h e y ace nest is es. lit iS the sympathetic mind. lU,w the rematks we made nn .tortrio's irommenfary nn oar stilieg.. could be 'mown - led • lib the &arming occurrence narrated is As:Armee Leiter, we Meow aM. PRICF. Or STOCKS Till Rauh !Murk 9 per rent. Rest. ititil , per Cent. Com. 11 eil 3$ per l'ent. 1 per Cent. 9111 Corsii64 % 11%Y Nl' ONE 11'1:1,0C1.. Yver crnt. N3.%101ii ludta 0..441. 11 li pat. Eon Ann 19 316 i KieiWlrff Pi:l• 1 3 p. /Awning 41111 pa. Att. ileiti. THE STA TKSMA N. WILDNESDt If. ACtillst 18, IC!. oell.informed S!a•e mechanicians are not immediately called together in enn•elt epnn restoring *hat is lova, and mending what h injured, in the complicated wo►kmanship of th• glependhal Wilk. la plain triune, the ConivrattTwo of Great Bur ma if in atieonce. and till it is determined in whom Huth the right fee simple. wed.. not hesitate to say, that de ill., a t • h at ar may please one or the other of the entity:tiling parties, the o hole law proceedings will be worse that. douGifal, far they will be DANGIROUS. LITRACT OP A ?our iTa LETTER WIWI 4TOCIPORT, D %VI El At O. 16. ISM TER U . CLOCR. DEAR •in.--tliock ;tort ta-day baa been • place of areal ho=al• ; tine learns/ye Cavalry were ordered off 'a Manchu'' , in eons-spone• of the great Moo ing ehieh was In take plate thou. Mew& Hume, Joss!“os. Moonnonac. sod seeml others of the lame party. receded by aesirral Caps of Liberty, sent so rho boaliap. when Mr ioll!ttow, in • abort speech. wawa/0 that 11. liWaT. Km. de take. sbeCbair, Ishish was anal earned by she Meetiog.— ' Mr. Hume had not been in possessions r.f the Chair snare shin a few miaow, before the Mulched'' , li-noorn Cavan, heeded by a Magistrate, rode or t o lb. l ! mina.' to take iroartation of the speakers. raps. fi•ge. okt. &r. Th• cavalry were immediately gotrosndord toy the soh, who. nods their sti. k•, tar...toned destrection ; atranot inatanianeasoaly a di.. liehrnent it the II roan cam• up, he.deri by Mr I R Air RD, the MIIOIIIIIIIP, end they literally rode oral every person !waist them and the has'inßs. fho 0011. dreadful ; men, women, h i ts, os" sticks, Ike. were thing in tartly diroction. I have not been able to sorertsin how many ere killed—'he, wounded are immense. A Mr. Jona Bung (e son, of Ottio Ilunt.), one of the Manche stet Cavalry, is killed; tok•witte one of the II a Mr. /tan w-itt it, Bull'. Head, Manchester,* special constable, end I others. The [Wormers have suffered unnat dreallfoll) ; rev's s.ty* there are ten or twelve hood. N. lo•tt than (toes shirty in fifty have been ',ken to the i”fi ,, etry, some of whom have died wire. Mt. Hunt soil Sollef4l whets were taken from the buoino• : J totes Mocioncteet Stock• nett), and Jou:4%ov, nroah.maker, made th , it escape, h u t have been moored since. Ton of the Ilessate, iu chate. wore thrown from their horses am..t.got the tn..h, to .nosoqoence of titling so quick, and the people not twin,(Stsie to gPi oat of their road. Pietist* to the ronseluortre of ton or three troot4s of hot... flame fotinualy *mongol a %letting of People (is 1 • 1 .0.1 ii).) Consisting of from fifty to "tie handfed th..u..sull. All the 'oldie,. in Stockport are nil floe), parading She •trltl4„ wish the si•ecial e .. us tultiot, in *melt peril e. I have tern per. ..n, let whin& from the M.viod, who hove hero ter• rihlv cut on She bona, shouldota, ite. by the sol liens. --Vow moat encase this scrotal ; I mould 110 t nst P 44, ilhoOt Rhine you a short wean. of to.dey's fte.o4.-T0.111.411.111 we shall hest of some groat tae Ousts acbiovonl h) not Yeomen Cavalry. The towing itiplonsstir r o n qaitvioa to be bpi ( ' V Catl•had assumes mo w. inpnitsotts every thy. It ono i. rococo thtit the Froiteh G .tettmott Fill gond a SI i oi,tet to or,lt • loos iu thr A .opall.ly .111 flap liTt goo of Cowl na Jsucoutte. T 1 i. Mee ing of lio)st Agouti *ill, uo 'loon., he • kiml of opprnilis to th. l awls stook art.itoapil by • ttea s tita4e of s,„,p,pi gn , its innliwr l IIIICP. NUMIPIC4I,4 CootiPCIOM Illf• •k,...0 out es its desiitn• hi tho pnliticisns of the Cno• tissoot ; hut nothing satisfselosy cats bt obsoletely tsid upon it. Its I'm Ilanshurgh intelligence we learn, that the art•r• Emperor A LEZANDEs ass I• set inn as on tin! 3.1 loaf. from Pmershu.gh in Atrhangel, and theism tie the u•ss of l'etrasaraml.h. for Tr,triess, Ira the ung th et Finland. Ili% Minty is parlirelatly iu lent upvti improsiog all those walks which depend upon machines', for ohich reason 'somber% of ate• chvoisis net of emplorment have left Elogialtd sod eng i rd ed t h. rn aelres glib Russian speetilstoss, The desists of waking discoveties in she North 5..•, sort opmiing new and shorter 'inside' , roods to consoler , lit Inall•. l• netpeculiar to lids lin. Krung' It srionvil th. saw views. Iler ships, sent out pspressis in esplere .he Polar Regions of she North, boar left Coroh•gon ow 'hair voyage. The present Empeinr ALEIVIDER •ploons actusnoal by all 'hole motircs oho tt are cilculatesl In ves ke the cosmic, great over which he rates. Philanthropy en t ail be more g remfie. , if •ntyrni(nq Otinell) to woke 0.4 P.O l l. happy. We sr. tint lute that the real wants of that of en•nkinsi shish Ilse nu this I Side of the Cipsi of Grunt ll i t e snail not hive her o as well provided for.- if the consults ou its other aide had never been miplrirml. ' letters in 00.17 b of J, nP. Iflrlitd as josierant with iorlmmiso from the SI sod s file of the Correa del Oronaka rn th. 7th of the visate The 5111051 the Moils vagina from Margsrisa„ antler G-stetaiii etint•erg and I . :Mr:MAI. on she 13 . 11 of jou.. is 13 of wit and fires trinrpott., it ronmstml of 1.411 rank and file. Oa *l' 18111 thy% called et 9411.11 F., • small port near Comore. for alter, mod I. is s u pposed sore In land at Cape Illation. • Itt.le to the esslsmiril of 1.0 Guira. It oar u ssilsrstoort th a t M onium n u i n the eirlotty of Si'. (744..4, Tto hesietn eat and pa• triotir Don MANI it. I'4I.ACIO, sell knosn in the trienti6e circle. of I nii.ino on Ihr 8:h of Mos. et Ang , ...ura, rloeroy re,vot o 4 bosh li, hosiers and Briti•h. Tin , Con i cs**, it. labour's of organ•gltion, ash .1,,• b,.., c on. Ilet.tvaw bail vise to N.. Cr.'. lime in that Wolof, j5 , 14i../ slim he h.ll lets s (tient forms in the pins Cosi , iad.•ll4 softie Mistook to itreninat• the air ii..,.. It h..neter 11).11...en by the nffiCiol Paper,* haff•i. us, 11 4 .1 l (rairptal PER% hied...PO in the piomore of Cations se has have .i illy •argg-sased. A hassle s.orrels can he 941.1 tw Hi t e taken I .lllleP. shoitgis the enema , retreated under • r) t•ars•so.dritrutosiattc.s. and In•i a Ittir• pe.tten of shear k..vf naciase, sod a coniklerable usalatt.e. l ties deectras. their rig otsittainiwro poste costa clearly c th e Yentninry Mr. Hunt lei bleeds[ to ch followed by a welcome resold them the Teem our of Weill rattly to the Nadin, she in 4• mainly I tither Gentles moisten! The banners a also taken poi which consist! Item dispersed fol. In the rem down, sod mi . not .being ei prweed to si I's pie. The LEAXINGfON Amongst the reettht visitor* of this enelianting Spa, were the Earl and Coentest of Ilirnoott, the Karl and Coontrsa of Deantore, Vi•coon , rincastle, Sir C. Vivian, Generals Steoisrt and Ottoman, her Charles Niiitean, Lord Chief Justice Abbot and lady, Sir ~. An. i i i ail RuddCtsnero h n e , m S nu ir r.d ie l atrs as G ii ra i n ., t ,4 e i n , d . f . a . - 1 wily, with an infinite nember of manners of the first distiectinn ; end define the Assize week it Warwick, a geed many .1 the REIJILIttIt, elt:ttr t.tirr to pay their tettitPrill to Nlajur Carte tight, oho, trifle his sm.ahle lady and niece, hate been some seeks it t h e Wilf o rd lintel, Spa. Among those wire Mewl. Wiiiii.r, fei•ia. slid Csrlile. &-. &c. Os Monday, a Deputation from Coventry came ro pie. sent a ennatratolatoty Address to the Major, on the re c ent bill of indictment foetid by the Grand Jury •001 Si their friend end patron, end to thank I . m file hie streaunea endowment in the geese of a-toren ; hat the old Gentleman hail only lef. the S e e 03 the Saturday preceding. Ste Charles Wolsely is now her., secnnipattied tiy Mr. Pearson. The Stsilord.hiie Ilium., ass met by an old ac. geaintenre ill 8i.11./.'• G• 11.1 V of Moore. (twirl the fashionable tete D I P fur i hp ligicjiti I i•nl ry of Ihr tit .r.) vain slid. t, I 1 ale )13v as yet, Sit C:.aries, tried our hand in franking a lever, es I shell be glad to he 'honoured with ye ar first essay." —l/ the N ~ said ' 1 u h4e• not as yet Geut my signature to Frank Free lint" NJVICoNTKLidt;tiNCR. Powerw•suert, Ayes. 17.—Arsi•441 the Z ;Aye tsessiport, Irons Fwoslorlsod.—Seiletl the Star trans. poll, to th*ossistsreld, Aua. I7.—Come clown from eh. River 4nd e.itod the t'ss fe l'Psotraboco. —Artissl t • Volusia, Ilnbhs, from Mtl:a. Vstosoutat. AVG. 15 —Arsismcl the Will's'', J .hiss. Cl i o to in 13 thy , : 'be I).k. of NI art nmott-h, J4l• s!, ISO% J ..ht. ' t.NPW nflifliW ick, in 3) days: spoke ol 'he 12t.t lost. shoot 40 ...Acme In she woo 4.lsd of 5..i11), the brig Asuisy, for ileii4. fir, with troop'. The fullaelnl Ir• et one Pea R 4 II (.114 , neicA) Gaulle, of the 3.1 JO. A rep ao nig hr.,' aflnal its tleis c;iy f. , r that Spain hail retied the Island of Ceha to Gr , ai for which she was to receive tt e Wand of '1 iinidad a and the Snathrin Colonies serrendeied to es hy the Data). There appeals to he a consider ibl•doeit of the correctness of the report, sad we are Ui•p iseal Is believe that it may pass.hly be founded on she ac. counts published in dilf.rent Papers of the United . S a'es ou that sohject." We noticed in the SrAri.r.w4v of yesterday, that Mr. Russrt.t., of Warwick, its I been prosecuted and found guitty of publishing, ablut IS months since, a Parody upon the I.lotity. Noe, although this sae one of those three 1'41.11144 for ssoic4 Mr. liner woe tried and acquitted its Lotsulfin. • W• 4 ..... It Jury has ttioaght proper to find fio4s ELI. Guilti W , are en. appsi-e I of any cicceoistins es i.s tole case which could distingeilt it from she usher, sod it is .ere eel deist stoat the same act cannot be reit:visa' in Were wiukshirr, and a miner of mere l o ds*.sonce in Low. dun. Three cii•tiorr Luies, campus...Nl of men as re. wettish!, as soy n .b. coy of Land.ot—who were as capable as any others of rstimusiog 'tie pat o s pi o erfeaos of such publicstirms—snd as tot •illsog so ..I &slier the security of the Church and St•tu., do I.r d on their oath., thatiu their unanimous no runts' , s ch It* i 'l'e*'• linos were not csicsisted to &doe* the stehiti•y of *hi churrlyor in weaken theempito of tell/lon •ssil sottish y in thhcountry. They believed that the publoationt were not more misch estop; than other proilorsiona of a similar kind, Inuits'; born the witty pen of ill• Cso moo, and other disitogoished Parodists, who did not hthoste to make the solemnify of Scriptural ant tee* administer to their political assisonsitive. They Ward [ of them in the light of po Hold squib*, calculated possibly to turn certain of the Ministers into sidicule, bet ono frsoght with any danger to the Constitution, whether Ertlegiestical ur Civil ; and being too intelli gent to confound the personal feelings or Interests of a sot of Ministers, whose public actions 1141 e open to I antossdaersion and satire, with the stability of the Donne a• d the a sfety of net invitations, they or. apnoea the Defendant. We do not, however., soma to coals,* the conduct of the Warwickshire Jury.— The show of sincerity upon the port of the prow*. 'ion might deceive, in the present Instance, the in. suspecting Jurors. The imposing solemnity of the proceeding, the ingenuil of Counsel, anti the sothoo rity of the Learned Judge on the Bench, who told them that the ptabliratith wet a libel, and thus decid ed the point which it wits their duty to try—conspiera to bewilder and n.istrad them, and they too doubt be. bowed they were valendiog th.ie urns to shiebf the doctutoes of the Church from obloquy and ridicule, at the very moment wises, in their un.utpecting coo &few, they were becoutirg the instruments of polio .ficsl vengeance. But can it be imputed that the nrdisisry castle of judicial proceedings will continue to secure the esteem sod reverence a the People, it so i hot be mire sl otted that they cannot look to it with 'nosily and coisfidence ? To their minds so distinction will Le down between the determination of 4 July and the alktlate of law, and when they b shoistisit tea pronnence log on she same ease opistiotts d smelt irony opposod tneollt other---see one lath three limes triumphantly , acquitted —distinguished by personal milks of re utrect soul Nester by some of the most eminent kid:• vidwals in the country, soil rising from pov•rty to opulency, sod when they turn their eyes to mambo tow of the country, and there perceive a second iutlio . • .!owl dessootired as 4 ctiminel for the ssme act, I ete rsosi igli..mtoi.rosty to the receptacle of felnns—hione %,.11 eat.. .pit in it it e burro's of prolonged calOititTO issue s.f Isis futn.ity she with *fief or consleassied to *l•lrt.P.'ne-4 and want—will they tint conclude Oct the le* ss toot Iti aid Urpreiajap, that it, e tamp n't .ore 5 . 1 i ...tit ass not meted sot to all, and that stool , i• on se. wiry in tt'y Taal by Jury, which their are restore bad foolishly scgsrded as tie beet asteroid of the sulikes's Ithrtl). and WI b. queathed to l"'r sons 44 1114. east valuable inheritasice ? If this idol .hould become /general, hot little objection "'ell p.ohohly be esperientoot from the greet body r 1 Its Pimple in any attempt to remove the itstitutioo of Trial by Jury altogether.