The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-02-07 00:00:00

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Nearly 5.000 Tkkeis untris.be drawn tinflOny. the Defersdint, niter leis Acipsitinls. %that & Mr Jai ilat- _..--" 4I I I I In - a ' • - Tee Finkdrawn. Prise will bare ss,oodwore beg es iho AU day., esd , ..j.,ard•Ctsit4) ODURT OF atfif64sltiCH, ram. IL 'dente.; , for latitalico, th at the Appellant say (Me thing . • _._., The Sobetem_eontains 015 the last own dmos-Price 4s. is hoar*. ; • . . before the. poroaer s sod auothdr before the Jokes TY! Xilta V., risosaron. ONE HUNDR*D CA PITALS. . rrH.E THREE TRIALS of W KIIA la note, Thh -5 .m...1...haii. pm.i ati o by ib e . c oe d y et hot when ha is permitted to dished his plea by . his Three Prizes of. 50.000 Ponnsit.l Aolobe namilare bas idli ag at only An 1 0 '• 0 111.111 eio f°11i nforlas Plibi t i t lita nni ag oi l ; H Th it ree Er' wee P ress A Il i ° re in da ll ys, S9 by Tiseen Th ree Spe igs : the- deisti.• ia.7o• 7vib ii ihe rr— ibove important cote, it I swlit ii ill' . oaks' fame ti l) leat PreolimPtion mak* • ... nptiott histi width die. net' admit of a proof of is • . .1410 &ark Briars,•No Clasbes, Every Ticket dill be &mon seransely.- EseryPrise is Stir- 6•1 "rift ' .._ . ramie Mb 11pdh. A 4 iressiii4, se hair on each of " Tonics the b rin dled hataiwwwl."--Switesezzase, .. , Tw elve • • • liag Mower. . the priumliag occasions, deickihed 114 eager ceriadty - c00t.. ._ _ 4l l , bt masse a "'Web be . ravel doisi ens .dtfited Printed by and for William Hone, 67, OM Bailey. Pipe, of Post 1n addition to the following s •.9 Prizes of hither Trial way be bad separate . price 1-. • minced !by the potmoroot possess assembled, it the ° met fokbollaY• Mit all be where . s elle to 3 . ......,,./.. .. # s ., .. .. 4 ..1000 .0°0 L e o.; .....e9, 5 0,100 ) Also, 'Of PROCESDINGS of the PUBLIC Wistiati id IN • , wee ovwciimil %poi * m a st r m . soy si m il ar tykes OW" die - deed body whit •• ' , bloody - knife ; JO . ' '' .• . 1.000 Money .. . mow •PPlerikiet Price 6d• deans % Ai • ' gtilaisral laramistative kw it w " 111 • 061 k I" le -i lle Pel l a Waal i ' l liellit• i " • ilitim-04.-. • 50 j Mane ••• • 6.0d0 X*. COIIISgrIFS PPTIT lON TO Tit* IiOUSE OF eitentaildd ... • ".' - . ' ' Oa , o . san s_ c031_?1, was i smiai i.4 wilh icabalillddee ea twe e... iip -filest amiat can over thet a taiy he? recoi .l( amen s" della /reve l 11... , 4od floor ... 4 WO * . • '' ' COMMONS, .... _ ... •,X' r ' d • ' . SOO Stoner ... 5 400 ' 21 . • Is elsw is pobli-hed, .. pridedy•tiMi nee- nli LlMeddatif. IS sisal, wits if therein weitsp. - •ashik Wain Prove that soreelielY pat del 3,/00 et X• 200, Xiiii...iiioi ite.&r. Mao* !.... 46,11.0 •" ' ' in Na. 6, o f l o b. s e ob be t a i tdab-wildtotk .l -.bad s h e A n . Mode hit° his hood t ots esommiKlpin up sigma dna, a1505.,41 ALL STLILING 'MONEY. . rOBSiTTS WEEK IX POIATICAL' It 2-• • !"..- . . r unavailing, tosdniss. •-- -. Lit, exciesive a the otiose end finally fade peodent el the ILMlLARk•Ahwwwwwww -- : ,-:.• ...,k•• , - • , . it t iktterS at AP.. Comm 7 . , lliitbiy a t Willip r ija . I,oil r .hi ineig,ter d,... 1 . • . 14,‘ Ir. - Ki.l-4n, vhlG, dm s ot 1 ztrillidielletelf,dittle., - e .l" li r" rX rela. .4. . ' - • „, --4- ► e Ilefitidifge limb* *tom *sir soots no the ~ • - "kb or• - . 0 . 14-4teriusfstnisi-w.wasigfaig,„ . it 7 - 0,1 *be Wrill'enl l .l o lo llll4 C4 ea 41W 1 4 4‘... -llTEViikt Of JOH NS4iN'S carricisM op _ with k dm", in his body. and he took it set with a , gibe Cogisel . op, On Orin( Takeo loath t to NUPE hill Ilfe. and that while he was wnsidirrs seer Mb • net. Third Days of ()rowing, n44)- 4 ( rnwetiniteleitingt. • • tie lIITTLE * 4 bill INTO V'S ENGLISH PttOSE $ Wel dowdy Storhof.rorr -Wirt. Xerchatit they b ra ve r . Friar rips! ai • . , .. th ., i i trimisa i es 4 4 1Laiia meet ism dB i i sso m do t ta ipectbp, stati n g; bib t iii e • d.. ~ bodx shp',oasirz . ;, ' '..... found in dud position, sem* - .f the very bee old Port tlirtio - prisortion for ithileti, • - --` Iron' Ezmosimitsil—Aie 0 in Conad fr ' l / 4 t4 la !' el. .._. . • .. Mr. Onurry.-Illy GSA tht; li certaialyaltered by Stns. To ealontetateitli sloe Ctipil stn s..id bv Bllliiihr C • -' - " gt*liiiss , - y. WIT rrp, .E.q, ks'. Pidil'itt Aerie, • the lest kw 'wire, w • ww.a.a sm. a u...... '7 4e* t0...0. ini....-k_......a . n..5e...._ Mr. Cs.Amil,--Ther lit e r Mt Loa." .- tarts. I 1 ,. _`~ . I . 1 • • t life. 44, • • ,-111 y Lack OM is Mr. oimateclistristir.—/itt win* be bouid to 'said:sin how he came in'diat sionatioe; but 1 ail ad he colad oat give that ex plaastion by w of re ion to a commo4plea, hot he moon de it span a TRIM by Came then made the fo widkcitations .illestratire of .fat position% be bad taken t—" evoke if a peptic shyll toss ' ter nay liniment sight, acd be might have bees aitora , red,.soll s if there had beta two or snore there; lad they might' not hare salami h hoe and ely, nor received a word from,the robbers of %others who committed the murder li esti/rumouring ti do fend Micmac's. he doll be ntloweil to dealt* Myth." 'I Le tried ;Cosassel then proceeded to recd ennuis from !lets up to the :dam of Mor 1. and 11. rail. 1. p. 47, In which it was set " tithes such person shall have bees tare,. he shall not be brotight in armour. aid If there he any cause for the 'termite. it shall no is t .e power of the Defendant to put himself urea trial. mod defend oneself by his hods. Mess there shall be mins melee! preut?pthso against him, 'is hiadoes nos admit proaille the contrary.• • Lord fu.eitionoven.— Does it not mention any instal.' where proof was shown to the contrary ? Mr. C.uirrr. —Yes, there are indiums, my Lord. Mr. Jostle, 13.s.ctet —Then Come, in Spelt. It copies ele aroma. s" Mr. Corlscr then west on in support gi his arguments to liriton. calm 41. in Which it W tilt set fora, ems may' thin " ft* If the - t h e - . . ia-pr.tron sodaßllkii - the Cos a tfitc, !A* • . led lord Year, would testaire several Who v.du c lb the' 'ke • LOTTF,ILY of THREE PRI" F :KAM POUND% HISII SOW THE:CALL!!! ,•'And is she 'err La,4 Lotteey,• THREP L YRIZCS OF &MASA lad eel 0411 dialer ab, ALL IN SHARES, in Thirty • dtlifeft*Tewas•licdoir Country. is, 4 /toy paradisiac or fancy Nwabers e imigegolbelpt al ym., rsepartiaralloso. crr>ef • MAU, Cablit • Goratil, and Chariog-aussOLostors.aad his Aeon in Nagliad.ltalaad, and leisilaisd. • To E . ng neer) Millwrights, sad Odin. • • •Ifaliatde Machii ; ery, aid I.:Beets. Bert TO gusouu.BY AUCTION, By DRA YTON and FENTON, CO the , Priatises, it Messrs. Boyd and Co.'s Rape•growid, , Sperposubley. SATURDAY , Feb.-14, to Eleven. A LARGE QUANTITY of MACHINERY; Ofesisting of the accessory apparatus an Awls a circular .seam-dogine I a refrigeroier, particularly adapted for the *l e a f, wewors W gad .wers, I errs-iron cylinders and pipes, with valves; wrought-Imo howls s east sad witogglit-iron for a square bailer ;• topper boiler and stand; three cast-iron cylin ders, fitted with copper tubes copper gas trapi n targe ipoonitv of copper sad lir table; brass ferrule. s useful . ; *trews trod skits plays, wheels, and axles; plate *al I assertaseid of moulds, &c. • ',MAY he dewed the day preceding the Sate, and Catitld Jo on the - Preiniseis I opd •of Drayton and %femora, Auction Meru? Ilt*S111:+ v, !Maio. for <R goatee. id. Si. einweb-yard ; OHM., 39, lips/ rand Itidgewoyit i , Pirroui II v. , , • ?kit Day wo7 published. Ia OotArohnole Pat Oentor. 1.1.n5e.1 ny linbwove paper. prke Our Golan. ikeatra'bourds, susd .liens/, by peralooloo, to hie Royal H ttie Prib. e Reuel, SHORT PRACTICAL DIRECTIONS for tb* cu tav RE of theAAN AS. or Pine Apple ByRAS HAW WIL Gordefise to the Most the efoompir of Hertford (at Rar Warsolebiliirch aad MatOera< the Hamenbaral &Aviv. lANdun. Worwkk s Printed . Not vo4d Isr Henry Sharp*, at the Ad vertlare Oiirt I and-toOdalio hy- Mr*rs.Rirlogtna and Mews. Loarositst and Go.- ImlldlOß, a ad all athrr Waltwllerti. i • On M puhlf-hed. • AN ENQUIRY into lho STATE of the 1 RENCK - FINANCES, oat , that of PUBLIC CRE-, DIY, with Coif• rrafiessCi. the Bodges of 1818. Ity Coact LALIJUINA Id, Peer of Room, ileabter of the• hialtate„ Be. Tstioslittedlll3l MO. Ult nrs. Rp. ' This Phillip*, fat Nish At is, gigolos' the ?reach Goyim,- to , rt, Ms excited i great soisiation in Paris, is randld,.boid, and Peofkiasid t above *Bob, s l issjoei l is ore , arue.alleeoleoloied In expoft• *e aolimird and 'image loin ap which +a attempt •is made so loin tie Regalatinas !mid down bs the Chat cr, Ibr Lass. ensmomiag Nola the two Claws bers,and the °catatonia-air, iNe King. ! 1 •• This Plantihlrs oamiwil such general Weir's in Petra, that 5,000 copies': woo 6414 an Sotordor la.s, the day of pith • • -_ by S.Allslter, 73, St. Paul's Church-yard. •114PORTANT SAVING. NEW INVENTED !AGM, 9 'Dbable. • covered, Improved Oval-shape BEAVER HATS, at Sayik2o±. • • frequent complaints made by Gentlemen - toeing LIT ohtsan. of a Rawl quo, Beaver Nat, has induced • WoNongioleHaabe, corner of latille Public, that is that baa labels p' =Wiled as additisaal orbgli renders .the . capable adds tie mum uf task Mack ever seen. added fa impound Oval-olooped HI brads fierstareorkia Of dare —The "abounded patronage( tiew-lavessied Hats, it a froularfal over every other Hat ever ofrrcd no public notice. .11,ercbanto and rho Trade supplied. ••• Be particular as fa the Address, as G. F. and Co. are sot in any way coacersied wake retail humeri lo Beech-street, same of Fraosks.—N. , sup tid letter, received. NEW EQIIIO. Novels Raj RoursisteAs, mos aod Co. Lend•shalkisee _ _ _ _ _ Cis:AIMS 'week b 7. ED LLGILT, ' Doable- EW EpiTIONS of the fol d Oval-vhape BEAVER HATS, at .11 Novels sa4 Roe acelt,arelast pebti els wade by Orallemep, I. not bei- man and CO* eet ng 1. T.... RA LNC I: AIM; 0 PORT ; I qeatuv, ia a moderate price, at Super- and the Married Womet4,b7. uerd GEORGE FRANKS and Co. of is,. 6d. rt. of Redernsivitre. t, Barbi! • or- PENITENT kI46IOOBIIIIPVICe-ve la consequent, of she very. • t ' re- Hrimp. ?A viol v .. • (tie tile tile, S. ST. cbAlAor ; IS oi tile 0 al covering 01f t i/aver 1... , alet, the saw. ?.4 Wel:, 4 v. - ible of welirclg e • :. •CA 1i411,4111f1.1 LISCA/1114.13-4 a ir retoistiog • ISL argrica. ilaryare J r; by bil«11 afthe Wows' 11 made ia xaet v:i o 11e bows, rimer., by Mo. Mellor, %I Editioi ' , at , *Si aal 0 . . the o*.st Whet die .11.4t0r. 6. Li F. of UAILUN TiII:NC:A, aae lege che! PIK nll parallel) girt a talk** Holcrott, S velv. 16a. 6d. 114taisce of their eaeelleuee 7. ‘MILDREN •uf thz .N 1;13F .Y, by °lnt". Standard A. K. New- -or ibe Old Maid DOI liditiaa, 9 •.b. Marian:. by Mrs. OaOwl. of Barra, by a oew EiNlNyirr eelirwe Live in; gr k .,„Puer. don, 3 vole. los. sew Belggivn, by Thai. lisvock; or BARK• AND CIMPHOR. OV • SINGLE Wins Glass of Dr. Tiiomps .• e . k i C,OtABII4 EV ESSIINCEof ,BARK iind 'CA MPHOIt, affoidsiperedy relief in Consomplive Complaint'. and matt dm- orders proceeding from an internal caster particularly arid:. nem, of. the Molmorls. •itirligestios, spasms, nervous detauee meet. saelanchnly-depreisiao. &c. quenches fever as si aterdoe. Ire, subdues the most Violent influmwatiotia, and shovels the usual prePitiationi of Bark sire generally torn: gent,this estintaale compound regulates the habit without purging, nod by reducing she operation of the human foliations ton reptile and jog m • -. dhow, eradicate* inveterate cemplaiuts. iayigorating the • no.' r. tutiors,,sad Irtatquilliaing the mind; es Owed b the recovery of numbers after every ,Aaer means had proved unavailing. Sold only ley' he Proprietor, at No. 1, Teillole - PlaeN 4 i r P ' . Sarrey-street;•Blaeltfrian, London, at as. 6d..each bottle, duty hsclodyd, withilirectionsnad dief cannon.; or If I 11. note I.e mot, primage free, four bottles Will be forwarded to any past of the tingdom. FIXED PRICES AND NO ABATEMENT. n 0 WIRT S 0 N and Ca., No. 7, East Side of atir Muarlields, respectfolly Worn, the Politic, Mit ever% Article ofiIIOUSLHOLD FURY ITURE is sold wpm' the following an • I. The unpleasant and frequently disgusting solicitations to buy are absitsaeci. • Y. The lowest Selling Price is lined by a Ticket upon ever Article, from *hitch uo abatement inn be made. 3. To gwaranseerhe•Public (and prevent every kind of decep tion), the whole of the Purchose-monev will be returned to the a n y;, If the Article is not approved .4. the 'abase simple. but equitable Plan, Robertson Co.a MN& their hopes of estenentestroeot, which. sh,eia the % be so fortunate as to obtain, they pledge their hoopoe they will midtowns' to deserve it. THOgE unhappy Patients who, through the boast. .etl foments of ignorant pretenders to m e dical ( kill, .ur thromb i wilful procrastination, in order to increase expellee, endure additional pang, nod become ctosiderishle losers by delay ; Ate. ate earnestly invited to the East London Medieal Eariblishment, 7, Connoameset-road, near the Cornmertint. rand Turnpike, St. George's-in- the.h:si, mitre C. J. JOR DAN, sergeon, due. and two eminent Ph)sietauts, &tie; in my seine reptar practice, can prove that thousands fall victims yearly t .11fr Venereal Disease, thaw in improper trent/sem, and obi use of those poitianitui pi eparatious termed merrisrish, which calmly debilitate and ruin the constitution by getting in to the itearas.which has caused ulcerations, With . blokes no the head, fare, and body, dimness in the tight, • finite is the ears deem*, strictures, obstinate gleess c oodes, re she shio Looses, ah: tended thrombi twicturual paint in the bead and limbs. frequeot ly matoikeu l,q rbetsilint lam, at last dropsy tatter itb a gem'- rd debility and decay of the ciwatianina, eriglaaliwt hate a dreadful disease larking in the habit or the system, being poi -sorted by • the use of • merrotry.hfesits. Jordon and Co. may be consulted by all tasks of penpies from aisle In the more* • tub aloe at sight, for the cure of those afflicted with the , Vesertal Disease. and Abe *many tressingAliserders arisiag therefrom. Slight and recent rases are radically cured in tbree days, and if to standing,' care will be performed. to 15 11,t ..• and Mr. - J. boldly rwerts, that neither. 'mice a cowponies's( profit...tenni shill, one having reciause to the 'intent powers of &Osumo,. stercerials. Me dollen/et seem to do by theiroailent&wkiithe has done by his Nuidow4d at tee:O ar al es ewilled anoints before' the Lord him, or 'mid Atilermeo of the Cita of.Lopdnis I and at all viands pledge§ liimorlf ilist -4/ ready to 'rare tbr above dreadful complaint, in its roost alarm big singes. in ..ne- fou r th of the time, and at. half thf tonal ex., Prue. .Lenero. pose paid, loclosiiits hie; Sad ital ng . {tie m oire of the complaint, r ell brimmediatody attended lo o med me dicise sent in an; part of the kingdom.. . ri• Observe; the gust Loidnn bfedietsl Estalsilshomstq is LirettlY rapplait*the *Mae Ilbstited Yiird; Canoon-streel-raad • G eeffrA' 0 1 4 hp &Went( o tentlettitni-with se/ other UM. .oft. 7. EIIfILDREN 'of the .NIIIIEY, by R. M. Roche, 1116 . 1 :didn't). 4 ills. 8, EMMELINE ; or. Tho Ortili.un of At Castle, by 0111e..' .11e Smith, 501 Kean n, 4 vol.. 2-2.. 9 I.:rift:LINDE; or the Rel lair of the Lake, by the mums, new IA moo. 5 v 254. 10. BEGGAR GIRL 4:4 her BENEFACTORS, by Mm. I t, ir . 5 ..Is. 27-. ANNA;7I . 7 or, the Weico Heiress, by tbesarae,ll Edition, 4 vols. lilt. 12. JUYKSIIrE iNDISCRE.TIOWS, by the sans;, 2d Edition, 5 5u 1...21,1,, bd. • 13. 111.1 W ARE/1-IW, View's( Ramon Maitre, by Dr. Moore, 24 Edition, 4 vols. 22$ U. ANGELINA, b . y Mary Ann Rubinson, 311 Edith's', vol.. Ids. • 15. DUNCAN and PEGGY, by Mrs. Heti*, Se Elision, 3 v0ty..15,. 16. FARMER of INGLEWOOD FOREST. by the Uwe, 211 Edition, 4 vols. 2th.. .17. SANW s t.; et A STIANO ; or, the Young Pio ertor, Edition. 5 •••Is..fi 's. • 'IL MATILDA and ‘IALEK ADHILL ; or, the Saracen, 10 3risdani Collii4 3d Edit .4 vols. 235. a _. CICELY ; ~r, the Roseior Ruby, by Agnes Alegrave, 3d Edith's'. 4 vols. etc-. 20. ADVANTAGES of EDUCATION, by Mrs. West; 2d Edition, '2 vols. 80. • 21. WALTER DE MONBARY, by Professor Kramer, dit am,. 4 vols. 20.. 22. The ENGLISHWOMAN, by Miss Byron, 241 Editioa, 5 was. 3St. 23. A WINTER'S TALE, by T. N. Brewers 211 Mains, 4 vols. 91}... 24. WALSINGUAI4 • sir. Pupil Isf Nature, by id. A. Robinson. 2d Edition. 4 voh. 95. MI DE KitlT W DI/ N GS, by Mrs. Meelle,24 Edition, 3 volt. 159. . W !FE tab the MISTRESS, by Mary CharEeer !at Edrthiti. 4 solo, Ills. •• • .1 ' . 4 10 COUNTERACT 04 • Many utietipti „Ater • ore daily mode to dimmer •ftis she unwary gp u 'o, l 4i s ' IL ettejsidtlon instead ut the GENUINE BLACKING * Prey pureo.lv DAY, and • MARTIN. they hive adopted a new Label, in whirl their address, 97, Nigh. Holborn, is on sloo spiewolsoly plated itilhecentre, that they trust an atteatioa.ip 'this, Mid the dareepst of the type, which is unlike all letter press, will eaable . .:Purchasers rat Dee! to detect the hope.. glace. ' The Real JA PAN It.LACKING, vas* and 0 04 Whillemie • by DAY and MARTIN, 97. High Holborn, and retailer' by the pop e i va l Gn a vr,;:pseyggiits.- Booksellers, Irooos.arrers„ Perfumers, Illotquakers, Lc. to the United Kiftgdoio, at Ike- Res at 4d.,- 1.4 alifli: 411. • each. It folles:inft Latter appa#44 is : seawall -IL • • Paper's t— i , TO 7it VXIT4III Or: r tiV*loll/0111Pnirriort. ..-• Ilift,--Obirrving a panwaPh pipet sespeadiesibM Sae otos Heroin, petfnVmedlaf W laZe Mgt.) by the Medical , AWN. at Charlotte-know, Great Cla tate-Wert. Illackirlarst'l reed, in justice, Sir, to Mesas, Cooper and Co, I bee ui ag y my peoothol testimbisy..• flasinebrett eilited near SO years and deemed inernsiite by emit al a bscgc.eol, Placed,- bect;* my nairtiod, expecting 'Misr tit he my lam; I at Tenfoli applies' to. the Medical Board, nod !haat noised to pißylnr 'that e t &fleet Establitlosseut for althisegh Late,per 4"), ossal ,perfretly.tio'ed *a few 4/41/4.• and 'lbw 'Otani enrjoy Food beAlth. 1 think, Mr. E f tlitor, all whitlows' wt ',Mallow 1 that I can *Lewitt, other motive for thh commeeleation thou Poldiebeeek.-.4 oar Bier yotwobidient 'vivant, • " C. 0.41f41 9 4N1).; ,bor. mod foile4, ' - St: George's .6elds. Oct. o • I . :rill t: . z Mesavat , Cosirels sitit on. air ionsolted dulyantti-aince1 1 , West, igparticelar old tlatii die *Wadi* 44llff those IV* have hems istsproperlv trealaltßettler;i l . Nfieideleolik at-Cluarloisbotre;4oo44Oiditik ; Mei 'Prldttyi; and at Ea+ moett-h tots so Wedoesdayss wit?stigrat4mOlireoredaoseisesliti lie and aSetomitallihtriplet. without earileAl opeqatiy, or the lease, omeuristies.• ,P.ttrpt. ardialibee'lle-eidilfig Mel tsar, say have the cers6le noceps, s tev to soy poßt,./the ti r =old gOtiOnli Partici' nue.— ebaleialog Y wouive hourii.lielptusideit hih, • • • , I Tose!, lieg i etiabig Awed, :Vaa.opsolbeilaitz—Are ;- Mr. ClAtext...-Jthey aye; toy Lott."' Lord Ea.tonstlewounart—'lire Appellant may it: . arkaoser— . h. It your Lordship's pleasure that the Defendant way sit also k Lem FA.T.itiviiitigisoo apply for the PP' feistlettt to sit ? Lit I * - Me, Carrel/Viten inunieticed the argument pri be. half of the Appteill, as follows 1.- 66 illlytords:this it . a dyer te- the.replicotion mode to r counter. plea which has beets pleaded by the Appellant, in an., filet toe wager of, battle, _of which .the Defendant attempted tit Rein bit;4ll; and it Is my duty to state .precisely the witelle alibi - pleadings and other pro ceedings'bitbertd had in the case, before I proceed Co, any argentite's on the subject,." Here, Mr: Chitty read the writ of appeal, the pies, the'couttler.plea, the replication, and the demurrer,. after which be proceeded*, follows:—" Upon these, Ptaadiata,. I Subetit that The Defendant's replication, is insufficient on two grotinds ; fist, 6ecaese it was not competent foiAtint in low, interne, to tbe-inun ter-plea, to set out circumstences affording prosemp tion of Innocence; sad secondly, that the circnm. Mamma, as stated is ' tbe replicetiun, afford no answer to the reinter-phis. - In discussitti importiot question, i shall only make such' orvitious on the law as 1 may think absoistely oecestery, knd I shall mot occupy the time of tbe Court unnecessarily. At, however, sui Mr. Reader, has inti mated to me that he will shove the couater.plea is In. - saffichtlitin ilar; it sill be My duty . to ezamine into • ebe right of tipped, and wager of combat, as . well as to show that the replication wail not admissible. I shell contend that according so the 'silting law of the county ' , a person is 01...antilled..towage bottle Whim there ilk, etlitleneW alfOrdiog piresiesptinit. guilt, and It wilt be secesary for me shortly loonier. into the law on a case of Writ of APpeal." Wry the Learned Counsel adverted to 6th i:dw. i. Ca 9. and 3d Henry VII. cap. 1. " Upon these I su bmit that an Appellant is to hare the like advantage open a Writ of Appeal, as if the case hod never before been tried. I shill now cite the apthorities upon which I shell contend, that' where there ere circum stances which disclote the guilt of the Appellee, there be is not entitled- to his wager bf battle; and, upon the same antborities,„ I .shalt contend that he cannot reply to ether, fuete, which wield be more matter of defeat* od hilt'ttial by jog. I propose .to eaamise these authorities as they octet in point of time, .The first authority le Glanville," who Wrote In the year 1154. There is sot mach In terry book upon the his. tor) of the wager of battle; or where a party shOuld be ousted.of that plea ; state whet he seys• on. the sobjeet. It ,ip . Reign's traosletipn of it, lib. sir, Clip. l pfac. 350. "It appears, that if, there is probable geound for enspicion of the pa of a person, he shell ,- not 'be allowed to try the ones doe ,by battle, but the trial shall be by ordeal. The accuser may. (iodine .duel on-acemant of hii age, or be reason of ruigheni • and thee the Accused must, purge blioseff by the ordeal of hot iron or water,"—. Then, oily Lofits, lit the gime wort, cap. 2. plat. 353, wherothe party is charged with the frindOlent con cealment of &mecum lrore, the Wager of battle can. not. hipermitted ; and in the name c,hapterlplac. 357, it 'fejisd- 6 if a person, be appealed of homicide, tiMis. to Inde!go the legal insrgatiou. it; forinstance; he taken in (light by a crowd Outriding , him, and this he proved in Court before clery of the county, then he Cannot plead wager of battle.' ". Mi. J ustice IS' YLE tr..-- ! How should that appear in Court before a Jury of the coenty, before he padded.? Have foe the words of the original Jan geages,.*lr. Chitt y ? Nn Cason —+s Na, my Lord, .I h.ie not, but it mitllit !Pima(' yo jattrthhits knows, upon the trial of p collateral issue;. os for,- instance, io the case of an esiape. The nisi authority which I cite to your Loidsitipt lib. 3. cap. to, Om. ; 136. .T* work seas )w tiftertita the following reign, the reign of , Healy 111. add•tbe title of this chapter, among other things, contains 6 How she prisoner should he Wept:lnto the emoteee it the. Justice, and she ter the jestites ought . ,tn, make. exansioation met j wager - of baitli 'et Walk' and f01...137, tettesdk.::j titter stating' how the parry' is tO be taken, lowing is laid • dWww:- - J-" When person ttiok *thew brought. before the " JUstke, he is not tit be brought ' ep with hit heeds 'bound; though' his legs may, b . , fetteced .to prevent his escape; and if, ;when , brugght up and *ceased, be' • knnfess the Atidgment ; bet r is deaf 1- nail' Mere the imputed crime, and ettrptrson-appeehr him in lawful s t. oral of ap , • la , 1 1 . 41 1 .11hall;hern hiallesebrasi- Whether he will put *wolf . op,,,trili„Tt . driter4:.:itiamtif by his hody.'—_, I ifisiti_goevn toiketa . ty, Phil ; it it he. duty (the Yffges tomtit thatfisere !s ell proper care and itiou is the willies of battle, tree though the Ap. might destroy tight of batik in every bassair..« Appellant be eseratisin, or he ts ithin theme of 14. ur heyotaL d: I C:. 070, er orskdoed is, holy ordeis, or a ti assign, sir Ka man ems •aid him .If by matter of record, then be shall sayo • and this 1 ant ready io prove iu am the Coen shall award,' ha nrshr abaft not wage battle," Horn's Mirror,. page 1511," was then cited, Awl it vet forte--'r And its case wibrre hostile coup nut hr jniaed, a..J there was Do wham, the Penide is persostal action used to help themselves by a iairacleof God io this way— " If the Desteeilant were a woman, or of •sich ss condition thug she could 'satiate in battle, and Ilse Plaintiff ao witness to • peeve kit mit, then the Defendant might clear bet credit hyst allmele of God, or leave the predict she PlRiniiß , and in this contrary case the proortmly helisteged lathe Plaintiff; *unbent are divers causes to oast the Defendant in an appeal sit battles far it Is said, thatif an infant is .ate bringeils an appeal, and the lkfendant showeth that be is withal' age. aid"— Lord Eu.avaostounn.—" Does it not state what age ?" ' Mg. Cause—" No, lay Lord; • but it gooses to say That thedasticat are of opinion tlms be should be **OAR to sayer • • Jae appal et the A ppethrat.' had dandle DOW* _owls 4st die $ 44 MMasao IMI to g e the Wilt 1 led - if apa , 17y - assamiletw Nor • oony nr aturder,lte shall ant wage Indite "' lard Etaxtranitouna —" Have sou the original Inagragefo Mr. (Missrv.—" Na,my Lord, l have not." The nett amino My to which the Le aned Counsel referred, ens " Strains. forth's Pleas of the Crown," published in the year 1567. whit* in NI b. c. 9J. set forth " Tri .1 ballade is another trial which the Defendant in appeal of retool may elect (that is, tell" with the Appellant) if he choose." • • Mr. encery observed, that this was tithes there *as sidling le support the cannier-plea of the other party; for, in the same sulthoe, page 178, it was stated—' 4 71st reason why a man has right Prepped is this; that there son evident ar prohable mat ter app. wrong against him to prove him guilty of a felony; bill only a bare accusation of the plain.iffor plaintiff., who are ant credible witnesses in taeir own cause' lit the same work it was stated, " that if there he any thing thmicaa serve the pliddtitra presumption, that the testimony and cause be true, be east the defendant of kis trial by battle." 'Confirmatory of which., obierved the Learned Counsel, Blackstone said in his 2d Book. " That sometimes presumioions are so 'twang as not to admit a ptrsOf of the contrary." The Learned Counsel. in support of hie arguments, cited a variety of quotations from several high au ? thorities. down to the time when the waging of battle ceased to be practised. lie then gritted this past of his subject . . and en tered upon an assimilation of the counter plea of the Appellant. in this ease, •in order to show that it dic•lnsed c reumstances establishing a presumption of guilt wrung remota to warrant the Coen in disallowing the sager of battle. He was describiag the body of Mary Ashford as Miring been thrown into the pit oe • water, when he was interrupted by lets. Justice Ilartse, who said. *pat nothing was stated 'a prove that she had been thrown into the pit ; for aught that peered she might hive thrown herself info the water. Mr. Car/TT conteaded that the c;reanssonows strongly in- - dueed the inference that she was throws Imo the pit: she ileed. ing body appeared to have beta carried in the arms of ,some person along the path. aad the blood had trickled tiptoe same clover by the side, of the path; the dew had sot been brushed away by any thing hot the Mood. • • Mr. Justice BA 'Let **Aiwa to Think, that the allegation re- • . apes ting the dew nut bar* been brushed away was nut laid with sufficient particularity. Mr. Carers cited 1 Leach, C. I, .105. to n , Jet to prove, that • la a en .uter-plea the year ;Recision and teeknictility were not required at Man indictment. He then detailed other prominent eircilnistalsces stated in the counter-plen, mentioniug particular ly the font-mark near the edge of the pit. Mr. japice BArLxi , .—The impreseion of the font at the side 'of the pit ins in the counter plea, said to he a recent int ermit/as oily that it was that of* man's left foot, and lint that . it all correspbtnled with the left tont of Thermo°. -4 • Mr. Carers . observed. that it was asserted to the counter-plea that Thierbiall wore shoes fined to hi right and left foot. • Mr.-38,16re A anor.— Hut you do not add that it was com- • pared, or that, from circumstances. COMOP•041 seas impassible. • Mr. Cisme replied, that the Appellant es- old only. state that „„ which ha aas in a coaditioa to verify ; die co:aster-plea was ac. emapanied by an affidavit. and if a contained any thing on. • true. the A ',penult was sus doubt liable to he prosecuted for ~ perjury % He submitted, that all the circumstances offered a Itrn*CPreserePtiee of guilt, and it war not necessary to state ' authorities as to what are causes of -oipleion Pe merely refer- 14, - I red to Dolt. Jam. c.' 166; nod to Phil. Evict. 129 1 )e coat* t declaration of the Appellee. and Mr siitweireitt admission that he had had no illicit iatercoorse with Ntary Asbford, were 1.11; stroilg indications of guilt. If it w,-re urged on 'beadier side. •,10. }bathe autharities in the books in which trial by battle s. been refu.sed were merely crises of taking wills the manes., he .. -Sacred, that be only put them as instaocet , for the general ndilf". 4 was,, that whenever there is ssintfig evidence or plesulapties • • I gnat, the, question mast he tried by n Jury. The Counsel for • Me Appellant were not buund to make oat a ease of dentonstra ' that. at dr probahilits. It now hes acne bit dity to shoW;1101. floe rogileation of the- Appellee Is ins/Akins!, no case coaM,ll. • • .feratal where an Appellee had been allowed to reply fresh facet "by. way of counter-presumption of igatscrece. the replication Adtakted all the presumptions of guilt coal:tined its the manner- .. insistiog, PoweSer, that the prestsaspolosis of innocence irere the ratoilger ; and t§e whole, lit fact, sow upon no ohm, that die AppelHe weito be discharged from all suspicion.— . had, however.. been settird„. taat an MIMI, if trne, cask! only , "meal forward _aft a mutter a defences eke counter plea adheded a primajaiit ewe", suspicion, and it so, the leadsmen eetessarily be trHll bra Joy. • •+• A Lord Fazanyoneca a. you contend that establishing a ape of sorpicion is PII/Lrieoi to oust basin..? if so, you'retire ilk' - 4 Rum the high ground you tookin die commencement—that the presumption aunt be zo strong as to preclnJe all proof to dm contrary. Caters said, that the instances fres Brack* were thee* ' -: g f' " r a is M ~, ~:~' .~ .