The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-07-21 00:00:00

OR 111111111MIIIIMMINIMIMM— _ •% Is t , t , i ; ettcni-LI or, inlip•i•ltri 4199. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1819, PR%R 7c• " 7'he Cause for which 11 41 ?DEN fell in ihe Field, and SYDNEY died on the Scaffold!" the same, in time soficient to seamen whammies, and has enjoyed the free arc.' of his hiveds to concert mee eeeee for his jestilication. lit. to tr)log charges of libel, "Alden, or tresses, the Jury should be jealoostv es their (aid against prejudices raised by the ind•lence of the hriodnisire tion for the time bring; and they should bear in sled, that it is la sack cases that Juries are on eel seotly the Latins of public liberty, and the 'girdle ass of their fellow•ciiisens against abuses •f pdwir. 20. In trying libel castes, Juries ought never to test sight of the impootant settles rendered to Gana kina, by the sacred rights appertaining to freemen, of diacessing politic topics and the public: condom of public men ; and of examining, wetting, and print ing, the troth co all sehr•cts of general homiest ; and. as the law of libel has eapreisly empowered thew, on negativing Ms charge of emit intention, to find a roe. rat verdict of Not guilty, so the preservation of Me Liberty of the lien depends entirely on their peblie spirit arid carotid disstimiestion. 21. The Fannon should ascertain sad equally respect every opinion in the Jury ; and the verdict, after it has been ananimoasly setted, sheeld be so keenly delivered, nn verialion being permitted, artless the Jay, before their decision is recorded, choose to retire again, and formally nada it by a se* vet. diet. 22. Previous le declaring their verdict, the Jory should give the *Lamed the fair benefit of those elite tinctioas in the time, quantity, and quality. 6164 fences, whirl% bare been esplaisied by the Judge de Counsel; and they ' , meld 'otiosely &aside'', whe ther the fact charged be the crime alleged wield, the meaning and cognitince of she la*, founding their verdict on their combined view of fact and lOW. CIHEAP CARPRTiNG Of JONE 4 and N./ %% 14LERti. I. (31%).,1.4.arret. Wadley% ;ads of bees Misowls Car .es Kithieromoir of the poute rw. fm ro 1.1. to P. M. peg yoro: of r Cm or'. %Imp. Reel Toile, Carpels anr.ooed frre Au. donate. 90 poi trio. order reonl e rie..g 141Levsist a qiimmiii3 of tbe Woad& So sea Mak for Wow Cor:aios, of swim,. creep as lit IN B. Variety et 01104riisrn oaf pro ohm-room Forottore. MR. owpws WORKS—mcw EDITIONS. nit day •in palatine.% in floe Vali re Rm. price li. beards, 1. A NEW VIEW OF SOCIETY; is Fest lisosys no lir F.trotosisso of she Boma. ChanMee. Preparatory in Ise Dertrlopareor “r a Plan tar gradually sme lissrasori Ihrl'.a.iit.na af Maakisd. The F.stirt'a Kitties. I. AN ADDRESS delivered to the lababhania af Now Esmuk., at she Oriels./ of she In.sitoli.so e-soblisteed foe Mit F.Prionswe of fit:smiler. The Fourth Edstism. Wee.. M. OBSER V ATIONS Oa the EFFECT of the MANY• FACTORING SYSTEM. The Third Klissos.—To skid) are %sided, Tee Letter. tut she E.toplovosess of Childers Is Ma mlarioriet, said a LOOP, MI the Voles of Churches aid Seim& rare to. fsd. SIR RICHARD PHILLIPS'. GOLDITN RULES FOR JURYMEN. (At the rye of the Sooteser Amines It is wasonnhie to Lire phew to the following important axiom, the utility of which omit not oar eologmm.) 1. The worst of seelsi miseries Wog oppression, eider the settetion, colon, sod for. of law ; the telkoas el this eeeet►y, sod the soils hope of possess wader access lion, sod of sellers in appeals to the law, ere on the good sense, integrity, sod firmness, of Grand tied Petit Jules. _ _ l day woo pes.laard, prire 3.. wawa, or 36 6 , 1. Wombs, I wills ors , iss ersossor. Ass Fstsa Noo-brr RE JOURNAL of NEW VOYAGE*: end Tit It If 111.3 t neweldoisv fwthlr 1 Tornoi 'thy of T.norl. liss Orem" mad eb• HA) Leal, so 1611 IS, soade by oracr of the kisig of Framer. Coosa FORBID. Dirrdor of else R.y.l Marro M Path, sad limber al he Image*. Pistoled for Sir :Mimed Phillips NW Co. Brile-taars, Bridge- Wee,. Of ohms war he Mod. • !bit now prossisam frosob.“ of the sarsaVOURNA tads easoudoisi • rompirsra wort., TWO 111E41011141.8 so RETIALF ef the 114011KINO CLAVIER; the Ilr-s pliletileli I. she lievernsuelm ed lionspe, soul Aserseis. sweep/ Ps Ow Allied Powers amegilded Cloves, ts; Ai 4-1.-C Is:spell,. l'iLe - - - - 2- An honest Jorynts• shoold die rather than con sent to a decision which he feels to be unjust; nr which, in his own private joilimant is not warranted by elver and uncontrovertibly vaideoce. 3. The attendance of Joryrovn might b. disponerd , nitb. Wavy ether opinion then that of ill* Jar) , • ere allowed to make tbe division ; and their office would be a mockery on thrinsvives, on the parties, sod on their country, If their decisions were nne the molt of their owe unbiassed, unshackled, sad independent convictions. - Ala.. is ire. rt . '', Ss. 64. weed. TRACTS rel.alve Ids Ilse Neer Vi.. of R.,irtv A P. pip.4l. for Felons• connie of le.rary et all e;e:fil trfies li rad Hobbenillty. s. John Rellesi. (Iteiii ward from the origionl. petslishea M MC—Report to the amine, of the A.h•rroti a f r the Reliefs( ibe loran el nod Lob...rine PO/W.—A brief Slick% of the Rrfi• eioo• !twiggy of People rolled ais.ikers.—Ao Acrossre of the Prole prn eedings ob..ch t•o.h pi4OP in 1. 0 41•IM is lily sod At Rtt.t, 1617. Polsil.bed by ROBERT OW P.N. Panted for loposisuos. Hor.l. Prep, Orate, nagl Boson, Pa. ters.oler• tow ; sad to be bad of -11 nth, r FRANCE. All IT 11. TVs dae tries D •ttihttml. rite h. he rd'. et 1.. howl. THE GENTLEMAN'S GUIDE in Ain TOUlt thimpek !RANCE $ Ari K pottittlarly ibsrttptive t•lr ibt Sesiltere son %Yearn. Depanosenns ...Whig vi e w', op 'Monts; Prole. final. nonunion. Colon In. Tutle, ..4 Itteettr.estver wir fllffy 1,1111:laubie Pi4re. %lin Sketclin Alonat.t. Archly. mml CNA Pletermpte Yey-er..... the Ritter, Catmint. set Lit rt. &tared Ac noon., Cities .4 Lion. A*lnono. MA•troips Bpptioip.p. &r. g e Visit to Hew*. aid Nice 1 tee ea berm, of Din- Inoue la PATS eee eleth Wk.. the he 4 leh Qt. Et IiRNRY COX E. Fol. ILoolon I Printed for IlbennooJ. Neely, se! Join, Pater- Poster• row. 4 In deliberating on their verdict, every Jorynisn hisnood to @Bruise his eon jedgment ; to give his individual 'plod°. freely end boldly; and to besr in Wed the' it is site sole sod entire (Olin' of the toga. teflon of Jetta, that eget) , Joryesn should decide scoording to his Gee contection on the pallets al issue. 5. The Safi bre Mead to decide folly awl finally by a roost Verdict. assay Oa gouty ;or for for the deforaista I; gains. at the "4 11411 a ells tiltdll4,lhey Merge wee petal of law : bet each speckle verdict shooed be esplielt, isal, sad eassie.isii, with 'upset to the facts of got/. 8. Every age is presented lo be loalosent till he has drool) been proved to be guilty illte 111111 of the proof of 'wilt lief, therefore, on t:3•cesolee ; and no oi.n is bound, required, or *aped ;to 'prove his nuns rat LONDON GAZBTTR, Jus t to. Whitehall, Jay IS. - His Rork' .Bighee.s the Prince Regent In bees pleased, In die nesse sod on the behalf of his M•j•s. ty, in direct that letters patent shoed peas the Gms Seel of the United Kingilom, entwine onto Sir Wm. Yoong, Knight Greed Cross of the Most !lonisers. hie Military Order of the Beth, •std Admiral of the Red Sqesdree of bis Majesty's is loot. Or DKr., or places of Vice-Admiral of the United Klogdom of Great Britain and Ireland, and I.leistrnant of the Admiralty thereof, and also t ot Livoleaant of the Navies and Seas of the said United Kingdom, In the room of Admiral the Hoe. Sir William Coro•allts, deemed. " ' Of whew gen WIT be tout. I. CORE'S TR A Y FLO.F.Ira GUIDR is SWITRF.R. LA Y 11, i. Inas& top Ss. Mead. t PI( TURF.• ITALY ; Secorel Milne, lb. batards, se noina. S. TRONCIIRTA PICTURR of PARIS; Slash Ediolfts, Si. 'Nor.% 7s. bent•i. 4. f A 1114/1.1. 1 . S TR A YI'LLER'S SWIM TIIROUGH BILGIUNI nod DOLLAS D ; Snead Edttlepc 7, boards. tr. 1.. 5. COOKE'S TOPOGRAPHY of GREAT BRITAIN I bent, n entarlete 0.44, CM, C.lllll* ill FAIVAid, "raki, a-s 1 Scotland ;ie 5i Pans, price Ia lid. tract, sr ete Ape Paper 'b. 6d. •.• Aar Cassay note be ball .eparasely. 23. 7'b► sole object of the proceedings in every trial being to argoire a thrive view Of the heti which bear on lb. questions at Imo., and to enable the Jury, according to their oath, I. frame a tree verdict, It is the duty of every Juryman to possess himself of the entire case : he ought, therefore, to protect timid, inesperionced, and emh ed WHOPSMI; to receive with notion the tesimeny of others, who are ender the indigence of fear, Mitred, or tweeted reward; cad to require the prediction of any evidence whit► is tendered or attainable, and +hick appeals to hi* own immerge,. 7 The .awned ought to enjoy the benefit of all doubts, sod of ell eocertainty in the evidence; be. nom 10 is better that a hundred guilty portents should peep. peolehment, than one ionocent moo be unjustly coovicied ; and because the issue of a criminal trial Involve* eters thing deer to theaccus.d, if he be fined guilty ; bet bit irquittvi, though perchance he might be Casperetively unimportant to the Poblit. tl Every Joryin*n should perform bis duty in re ent I to the seemed, or decide between plaintiff and dilemma', es be would desire those parties to act in regard to himself, were their sitestions changed. 9 It is tioressary to geerd spinal popular preju dice, said made* Inleimre, in whatever quarter they awry Itriee4 sad to tinkle on a consideration of she ' fuse sap, awl on the Valid 'Wiwi el credible wit- I 111 MIPS. -- - UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, fres ow SAIIACKN'S IIRAI) SNOW•HILL, To YORk. LEEDS, RIWIRUR6II, and ail Pasts of 'be NORTH. Four Ildik dock% be Beet Her" sad keep excellent Time, $ B. W. MOUN TAIN and Co. iIARACENS HEAD INN. SNOW-HILL. LONDON. His Royal Highness has also been pleased, in the sameand on the helot( of his hi•j•sty, so direct that letters potent sboald pass the (i,siss S•al, crewing eato Sis ja off Ssemsr•s, Burt. Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Molitor) Oid•r of she Bath, and Admiral of the Blee Squedmis of his Mojests's Fleet, she offices or places of 11Par.Ailoilral of the U ni ted K.ngiliim of Glees Britain and Ireland, oast of the Admiralty thereof, end also of R. ■r-Admiral of she Niviee and Seas of the said United kingdom, ', in the room of Admiral Sir Woo. Yeses'. His Royal Highness the Prince K•Rent has been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his Neje,. ty, to appoint Hwy it. cell Reynolds, Fwq , Rims. ter-at-Law, to be his Commissioner for the relief of Insolvent Debtors, in the room of Mr. Setjeutt to he o►cessary. 24. Above all thing', it is the delicate, bet leered duty of Jerry's,s to guard against the undue inter. licence or mistakes views of 'adzes, Who, in boa time; bete toot only misl►d and dictated to Jerks, but have sonsetitnes presumed to reprimand them.— The Jodi', is eutborit►d to *sported theism, but set to direct and oier.role the d►ctsibn It►N to be re. sp►cted by the Joey, bet by tin weans to be implicitly obeyed. U 5. Every Juryman should recollect that he Is acting (or his cosutry ; that, for the time b►ing. be is the ancontrolled arbiter •f jetties; that b► is tits cantlituti..nal protector of suitors, end *reeved per. sons, egsinst legal quibbles end oppressions ;thathe is the !Wog guardian for ►is posterity of them sacred powers of Jurymen, transmitted to him by his fors. fath►rs; and that the p►eserestion of justice end H. kris dep►nds no one lire and upright was dein bit duty in every Jory. raw— freca-Opee. July 20. MEMBERS RETVIINLO TO 21.1tVE IN TIII2 PRE SENT PARLIAIILNT. low, pod Port of Ryr. John Dolma. of !)odor• CDeem•, is the City of Low den. E,q. Doctor of lAss, is stir room of 'llamas PhUlipp Lomb, 1.. q. &Trued. Borough or Bi.hoies-resile. Ttir . tion. r)e■dlas Jam,. Ne Kiousird, is the roost of Job■ [tuba's's), 1.. q. decrareil. 'rawllowirg P.M Coaches. Mail Olathe', Ste. set mil fear ehr Saradve. Iles/ I.a. Sivaw.hill :- The UMPIRE. a new Inn Light Oath. dm the rwad. eureka Fear Iwo and Pear Outside. t wt" nut every day' au Ora o'Clock. stride Liverp• al mot Afteranno M Ms enact. Omagh Donetele. Wardens, Lothbery. ;nogg Welfard, Lattereasem. Hi.ckkc. gleee.irew. iJleatlr/dSlam. Rowdy, Newcastle, Knalotord, Waning- Sea. awe eivrom. taluTHAsirrom, Lywington„ Winchester. and Rasing- Make New F. ursimide Cogeh, icilt-yeset payee a Ttrieg bt the N• mem, amen at the Dolphin bra. Samiampowi. 719, a'tlark.-Thi , is a delightful conevanee to the hie ▪ *tem. Jaw'. Gateway, 54. Made', Havre de Grace. berhurcike. PH N EWSBURY. Rendition. and Shilhal. Past Curb arty EtP•atit. al Five o'Clotk. eletted- W Rh MOUTH, Dorekewev, Itiondreed. fialibrary. Aolover. god Itioiseparke new Past Crab. every Aftermeta. The Weymouth Packets to Guernsey, Joule Alarm!. St. Na law. /tr.' EXETER, Phremath, Weymouth. Dartbeder. Falmouth. Dartearwth, and Sallsborv. New Pam Coach. every Morning ed Saves o'Clarlt, through Wait a. A•twister. Redeem Rannithat, Ilmingostaree and Ilserbot. BATH and BRIWTOL , Fhb* Prot Cainher,thrivigh Chip. . Glee. and Mariborough, every Aftersow trier at C l :. b li a ll m ay'a, the °redwood Ina, Bad, sad seal eadmi Talent, T T » s wod the Swats. Bristol, Mornin.- Coaches to Wei* Bridgewater Tawatua, Exeter. 1 2 1)moeth, BOSTON. fileaditat. Peterboraugh, Milton. and Hunting des Royal Mail Coach. sets set every Evesisig N Spilithy, Loath, Griaubv. owl Hull. LEEDS Ntw Light Creek railed The Rockingham, 'et, ant every Illogaingy carries Fulli Insides ashy, and girt% re .•4114•1 flits with • Guard throughout. Pawn through Stamford. Newirrit. Belford. Daetrawer, end Feerytiridee, I. the Godes Lid, Leeds. mat Montiag.-Notwithwandiag the adownina etpeditloo or this Cones, it II all. sued to i.e the moot aavesabie and ['abbe Corneymet an the Nara Kea. Wag gragerl Actwoaindatiao by any attar. GLASGOW, Immytawe, firetem.Grora, Atwx.o. ihrairtri. Browabill. Carmorek, Rhypiegit glad all wand Storlawl, a P...' Coach (Dads). CHWITER. Nettleton. Whireburch, Tarreev. Normwieb, ad Midtkwicb Pmt(rub, every 1-..m.r.g, a. live YORK, Searboraugh. Whi.bv, Shitld., Sanderlind, N. w • tank, and Midweek. new Fast !wide Coorh, a.th a u e .,,• tbrwildwat, sets sat every blumi . a at List "Cl-rk, by was of Newark. Retford, Taitesuer, Oarlington. Northalknor, Durham, tdorpeth, sad Berwick.- Pusaagen liarting them selves (wheal hum the len;xh the loorwey. mne ref' what thee they please, and then proceed as without an) additioual fare. HULL. Northesire, Hoed's, Then, ad D el eeuw,. last Coach, 'army Mom* at half-past Sll %Mock, to the Cram Keys Market-place, Hull. CARLISLE, Peorith. and Whiletaiven. Four I rt-ide Post Coach, and a Guard all the way...-Powin tbr..ugb Brasile. Appleby, Greata.bridge. Rithasood, Catteriek, Borough bridge, Wellarby Aberra D nt, racatter. and Grantham. geb wt earl M:redag. nod wrens. thelemmey will , the litlatell facility. Parente! detailed en the Rod by Mohan Sr drou're. have the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured ia the next Owe h. BENGAL, Lammed. Prestos. Kirby-Lam/ale, Booth Charley, Omsk irk, sad flarstareg Past Cc.iehea, every After nows,,at Five 'Cluck. Guarded. M A RLBOROUGH, Swindon, Rargebary. Ilmaterfard, awl ilewhary Pint Gooch, at Sewn &Clark W the Moraine. BRIDGE:NORTH and Walser New Pain Coach, every Eveolag. LIVERPOOL, Warringtoa. Krigterard, Mow, and Little. Geld, Pest Cow*. (died the RIGUL•Tai., *Very Fans* at Five r'Cloelt, In the Saracwes Haul Ina, Dale-street, Liverimal.-Guarded throwyboot. MANCHESTIR, W Miaow, Cungletan. Newcastle, awl Wolveritamplos, Pat Cmielt. every Atiresaaa, usergeg. lat INGH A M Piot Coat►w i.h • lama, .tt, at every he r•nne., sod reaches Biretta/11mm neat day as sow% Pawls by Otford, Eition, and bilipdone, Io iie liarwea's Head. 8u11..s ref 1. Rinniaghony. SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post Coach, raked the Rot ataawalt, every Moro*. SUN HIM LAN I), Sioekom, and If.tras, New Coach, every N anittg, t , the Or..ra Ins, Siroderlard. WA k EFI ELL) Post Coach, ewer) )homing, at half-peat Sir a'Clett. R. 's ...Aghast Fr A GGONS mid COACHES, t.. New her,. SO •40111, AidboiloS, lainbain.llol4get. lord. 04144. Kr l l4i ll E. MA all place, iidjateta, Duch. H. W. MOUNTAIN end tw. rmpreufally student their Ft it-rots and sae Public. that they will mot he accoentahle for p wre y., p u egr art e• lasetiser,W 11'1•44 at. a Snit ad Eire rands Vidor, if lag, swirl.. 101 . damaged. WAIN en ol4 Ike Iwn.nre plied ler a c t7 rdkasiy, at C.,- 1...0e5i.*. Head le , , Strati-Wit, La 414•3. lIIANKRUPILY J. 'met, Upper tiresk-rtreet. Urefreser-ripsre,tailor,firse Jr!, I i iv Jai) 17, N asildaall. . • B NKlieriCY 201 1 1.1t9EDER. G. Adam, Glamesterlriteller. RANKRUPr 4 . A. Patna, Felling Awe, I leaser. i.hip-brildrr, - Avg 11. 31. al the George IMO, T)Of Anoraks, Mewl Clayton, Neemak ; and 91”..r..Cla)tei. gag CO. COIN'S 100. R. and 11. Tlinalpron. Neweamleoppep•Tyme. timber-we. rhasts. Aug. 6. i, 31. at the George Ina. lieweadk anon Tyre. Ammar', Mews. Meacham. mad Co. Ilailos-garden and Mr. Dunkin. Nearside irpon-Ire. J. Ilassi4k. Lonbrth. engineer, July 'II. 31, Avg. at Guildhall. Attorriey, Mr. Mtn, llolbernweart, Inn. J. hake. Ilatararteeith, rern•dral. r. July 24. 91, Am. 31, at Guildhall. Auterary, Mr. Fowler, Clement's Ina. DIVIDENDS. July 97, S. Jim*, Mug-street, hotelier—July 94. J. Ileedersua and A heiloao, Mitre.erwrs. Hilk•street, Ines. chants— A og. 11. J.Jeoli *a andT. Pommy. rtremlilly. hreeetwo• tauten—Ang. 16, L. F.-other, Nottingham, dealer—Avg. ;. E. load, Warvikkvrow. Illtwkfrian rood, baker—Aug. 16, K. Aspilmhaw, Siapleford, Nottinghamshire, bomber—Aug 16. 1., 1., and R. Orme, Nottingham, 19. W. Rost, Sbeffwid. mereaaal —Amy. El. T. Barlow, Appleton, Cheshire, Wheelwright—Aug. 11. W. Critchlow, Liverpool, aid J. Harris, Brainsaris Aoglesea , 1111eftillUM.- July 27, W. Lloyd, (lades, Sasses. ismer—July 31, T. Toy, Peary., Corms& grocer—July V 7, J. Taylor. Cbesp'lJe, diaper— Aug. 3, I. Corp', Son.stteet, Itishorgate W ithio, sediflyr— Seg. 10, H. Marsh. Bras ford.shoe.msker—Aag. 14, 6. Biggs, Dothan •bridge, sllsetwoith Amg 21, J. Gibeine. sod S. For mer, M ardrobo.place. Doriars*.eomorecn. late•dralen—Aog. 91. R. Wilkes, Lhaarery-lane. priSter—Aag. 21, T. 'AWL,. Poole. Uor•embire. Imes-draper —Aog. K. /folder, Whyte, Iler.fordskire, auctioneer—Aug. 10, 11.1Tilscia, Friday sued, aserelmat. CERTIFICATI.S—Atia. 10. T. Wheatenley and W. C. ('rate. Liverpool. auctioneers—T. CmWises. Chippesham, Wiltshire. clothier—J. 14•11ison and W. Arihdeacen, Eamson-rant, Env, eallendetees—J. Came rae. Manchemer, merchant —T. Will, ke)ford. 0-menet hire, asielsraplev—P. B. Priores—treet, ht. Mary•le benne, painter—J. hPltaiglit, Parliament-street, tintrisdniper —J. Emden& Anslum•triars, inerelinnt —IL Anderson, Wap ping, sail maker—T. Taylor, Le.tdenhall-strees. mater-in seism —W. Flint, Old Batley. printer—lt. and R. thatfterland. Str eamers's. . E. E.. and J. Richard...len.. Mar. 010A/i.e. City, merchant.—l. Heekrti sod J. Roberts, Silver street, Wood-street, Ulackwell-hall-raentes. PA RTN Elt.lll I I'S DIV:CALVED 0. Monk and J. lantrill. Bioudford. HomerAire. *or aud P. Williams, II tithl , WarairlAire.sergartat —w. !Unmet sad N. I. rry. Nonin ; , ham, grnern —J. K. sad A.Tril , y, 11. Snrl, and 11. I..berpnal.ratinn.ltrakero —W. and T. Ilall, and J. DI. Utah. Ampretampart-lIIIII—B. Tayinr. H. &walla', S. W. P,man, and W. H. Taylor. higlastreri. Sauthaao., i.ell and ii..ill.m,rrhant•—J. and H Hraruu. aid li. Drugin, linhoirlate orret. IF/bole:ale Hillmau and S. 0. Bayou, FOP!, lane, iron. mengers—hl. I,Jaaid, nun J. RP.P, Anehrorr, Para draprn T. rani .1. Troltir. liaule., Sralli.rd.l.ire, mom 1:40,4[n of ear:hens arr .1% right sad J. Ituudkinue. Mwhorongl4.l 04 It- Aire, bntarri—T.ltoorrt., Nlarseiti, and J. L. Parlor, (;rest Whnitest.i.crert, aklp I.rnkers—T. C. Betio and A. Millrr, Clrutrut'e•lairr. Lantuard uurrt. prrlamers- 0 . Matte* and 11. CroAry. Iligh•nrrer, 110 , 11 W kb, carriers—J. *awry and T. tiro. Staiibirld Itulebearcuad W. mad T. Hill, Imes. 10. Unanimity is regoired in every verdict of a Joey, hereon universal eoncerrencit is the only test of teeth, and a tree verdict most necessarily predict; rniversel coacerrence; such required ussnimity sews• ing as the mime time to resider every one of the Jury respoosible to his own couscience, to the niblir, and on the pestles, for the letsigrity of his condoct. • 11. Every Jerynssu should be sp►cially caotioes, eves es he values his piece of sited through life, of eouvicting persons of any species of efience on (mi dtowro obesely presensptive and ci•cumstantial : the eeoviciine and the legal punishment aro positive, and so, is far as possible, ought to be the proofs: and Jorysses shoed, in such cases, bear in mind that no reeswelot, however iegegines, and no circumstauces, halite's corresiiiitidisig, ate equivalent to one posi tive pryer, wlteweser law, justice, or truth, require that proofs sheoW be positive. 12. The Jury should carefully consider bow faiths evideoce sesraists the charge of a criminal design, en act whstever, is high has not bees committed with a criminal mind or inttotioe, lovelving guilt and peas! responsibility. 13 A careful Juryman will commit the material points to writing, and compere from his notes the evi dence on both sides, deciding o■ his intuitive per ceptions of tight and wrong, end maintaining a sigi. last cooties ageism the prejudices or misconceptions of witnesses sad prosecutors. 14. As Grand Jades examine witnesses Only against the accused, every case, so unopposed by ■ny defeat", ought to be completely end unequi►ocally made *et as to the facts, the evil ieteetioe, sod lb. application of the law ; end the eternise or a scrape toes and jest's's caution against esfounded, Malicious, and irrelevant charges, can be attended with litrie danger to the Politic, compared with the it reparable , injury which as 'negates decisive may islikt oa isnoesat persons. 15. No man being responsible for the crime or act of another, an prejudice should lie against an accused person, because some one has committed • crime, unless it shall be brought hors to the accused by dis tinct and satisfactory testhebny, as well la regard to the fact es the criminal inteetioe. 16. Warning to others being the sole desks of legal penishmest, all decisions of Julies should be made dispassionately, and should not be lullseacell by collateral circumstances, or by any sinister or art. (el appeals made to the feelings of the Jury. 17. The punishment being generally founded on the abstract tact of the Joey's conviction ; and the laws being suds for *Strome cases of turpitude, the Jury ought to recommend the convicted to mercy as often as they feel a jestisable ressun. 18. Jurymen should protect the eights sod liher . ties of their follow.titizeos, and view with jealousy charges against accused persons who appear to la deprived of INF privileges to which they ate 'wilied by the Coestitetion, and a due respect to the ends of justice thus ae accused person night to be com mitted for trial except an the sstb cif at least no, rte diMe witness; or called on to plead sinless on th iudclowent of twelve of a Grand Jury ; or arrsiterd ea trial 'steel be has been tepplied with a cry 114MBURGII MAIL. IiAiIiVICH. JULT 10.-I'be anglish ship Speed. well, Captain Bywater, frees Seederlend, arrived at Amino'sl on the IA of. /eve, and on the litb twee. 10 and 30 Midis woos before the bar. Thom was a pod deal of looting ke in the Waite See sod et the mouth of the rivers- width bad hindered thews from 'stiles in. The greato part of the barks, with goods from the interior, bed arrived safe ; only ejanitt • fourth pert of them, with mats, deals, iron, thc. were still Wanting, but were shortly elpected. The arrival of tar, which comes on rafts, hod also cam. wented. Though the navigation bed been only apes a fortnight, pods had already COIN due selitiset to load 400 vessels. Bums, JULY 10 —OO Tuesday the domestic Chaplsis of bis Royal Ifighoess the Doke of Cum berland perforated, according to the riles of the .English °horst, the ceremony of baptism of ilia ysaus Prince, son to his Royal Higbee's, who wee born on the 27th of May. Tbe ceremony was per formed in the resident.' of tbe Duke, and is the pro. mare of his Majesty our Kiag, of ell the Princes and Princesses at Berlin, of the Priam Chancellor of State, end many persons of rook. The yowl Nine was christened by the names George . Frederiek Alosander Charles Ernest Auriga& The sponsors were—hie Musket, the Ring of Prussia, who was pleased to bold the infant over the baptismal font ; his Royal H:ghness the Prince Regent of Gres, tale ; his Msjesty the Emperor of All the Rlifial; lblii i rinces of Prussia, the Dukes of lideektenborr. Streli:z ; her Majesty the Queen of the Netherlanris ; her Imperial Highness the Grand Doche's drina ; their Royal Ilithn.ssls the Decimal Pitney,' of Hesse, the Duchess of Demo, and the Present& and Lit itesh Princess .s. PREACH PAPERS. JVLY 7.—The etecetion of Count Be. kina), the prririth, bat taken place •t rest, hi lientary, in the midst of • great concourse of spec tators. The people hid col.ecied atones In attack h. m eotioner, in rase of his failing to s,rike •Iforts.. blow; bat though t r illasbliog, e per t.roseti his duty with ell possible pro..yrii•lh •nd The Gime eviuml on iht.occ.s lbw areetest levity : he hal taken cm to attire himself sr I I riegaore, and !o place a rcie in one of his A