The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-18 00:00:00

. -. I t tit t I 111: v - 1 . 1 0401 i 4441> e /: ^ " 1 42 1 9 nil I.'" 1 PI I. di f f .CZ 1 (i e 4' v" b e Mat tli ItNn OIL 1 1 , . . ... I - LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 1819. Psici tt n: - . . ilitb, , _._ - - 4. 6.10. 1c • 4330. " The Comte for slefels Ifosrogyt jeu is the end Srnisr died me She Smgrold!" Is Me Prey, foe enrl, A BILL of FREE and SURE DEFENCE; .r an Aes rwrorilliai I. 1..A110.4. s r.issi Inied sot dirsthily &raw rountir POWER of oer e.ntry. • ET Majw CARTWRIGHT. Aire4do p•Aikhell M th..irew Arden,. A RILL .4' NOWT% mad LIBERTIES se Act fora C.iwthosloanl IlLetini of Pittlistionet. To Taveia-keepen, Georlonionevilvvelati, Florio., as/ idiom TO YK soLn. AN loomedidue p. ow•-•ina. TTHE,rowspierriTrrm of 17 room. of I LEMIP: and (1001)-W11.6 of a oral H 0 6 011.: mid TR a.r: AR. PEN , . 41 141. per annum. limo- nn 'be Rook. of tkeTtiamieo. rear Vat ill sod Baitentro-h.idges. 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THE PRIMES OE PRIBEYS II I A LETTER lo la• REARKSENT4TIVE .f .tII 111A.IIIATY upn• AM late amiable dioplAT of frellog, pod PARISI rAL SALMI TV leas "gimped for ub AIIIHTS, LIBKRTI KS, oad LIVES of hi Father's SUE. FERISO Rad LOYAL &Alois, will &ppm he the INDE PENDENT WHIG 4'n/41011MM. Primed ad P. hvbed, d 4 Hollyttell-etneet. Strand. SURREY THEATRE. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. HUNTLEY. ON MONDAY NEXT, &pt. 80, mill Se por. Seemed tbe AAA .p,,.du Melo.Uramatic Romance, THE ABBOT OF SAN MARTINO; OR, TRUE REVENGE. Abbm of Ilan Mambo, Mr. HUNTLEY ; Otivin, Mk, TAYLOR. AIM/ w 11.16, • Nen Borletta, culled SPOILED CHILDREN. Walir Caelisey, Mr. FITBMILLIASI, whi ..1.• • New rnmk Sant. eiBN " THE !MARGATE SIEAII YACIIr. - To emelaJe *Mk she Melo-Oerne or THE RUFFIAN BOY. Ticket. sad 'dates is be had 4 Mr Ilkaster, Na. 4, Lao. both.read ; sada; the Beg o.llee at the Theatre.. CASE OF MR. KOGLES. AT a MEEfilidheidaa titeiiiilt Je ly , et do Howe af Sir W. C. DE CRESPIOS Y. Bari. W. P. IM 1 folioerift SUBSCRIPTIONS were reported (among ...bor.)* Mew Roo. Soil Grosvenor - - ‘5 0 0 Right Hew. Earl Seim - ' - 6 o II SW Frauds Hardest. Hatt. W. P. . 5 0 is W. H. Wbilbread, Esq. B. P. • - 2 2 is • -W. Peter. Esq. - 6 5 0 3. C. Hobbwooe, Esq. . • 6 5 t• - Colour' Sayler . . 4 0 is Ili. (l are Use Doke of Bedford - 1 3 0 0 The Maw& of Taehoark . 6 0 r Ms. aliderosses W..... 1. M. P. - 6 5 Kismaird b• 5 0 ?Mt Ilnr. IM 1t st vish lbrr Rimlvesl Umtata's:sae Twat .a • setae issestigaioei of lb; re., of Mr. W. PAUL RIM:LB S. it amain. the this worth. mil Isieri me has beta ova lly and riels apre.ea me pervereal. ref f ter- ChM 10 a quit sad e••• 1111111•110 mien the right of every Lattlishesaa. I. Petilias the tiro )bats or padi a .,. co s. Ile 10 notinerare of thin persetatiso. Martell, 11. s Wit., ad lives Childieo. haw bre,. retried foie a Mire e :min hod eimporative ollenire to thereon , * poneiry Mires.. That Mr. Rites boo bees reseed free a prnii br the Übe. Wise ea few eisiivideli eel .1 a,' insisted In a airisetiter Pea e. hat the rowel Masai sappitlrig Meer aid 11. lady by breed )shown. /bat a Sobitiptioi be lessediately veneered. itao 100 entry be implied by a C000sitoe„mol that every Vera of IBM malty be entestit solicited to MA ebb betisolemobjelL it additi• to those:we already subscribed, we Moe Mal the ,IMltriag Seberripties : F.. Meer% Be,. (by Mn . W. Willttio.) 1 0 II F. 9betsell, £y.. See., (by Mn. W. Willis,) 1 0 11' Mr. Andrew Wilson . . - 1 0 01 J. Croft It) lid. Le. - 1 I 0 T. Whiten, B - eq. - 1 1 0 Mr. liras Cadoeimplam - 9 10 0 Nide Cilwright - . 1 0 0 J. bunco. E.q. M. P. - b 0 0 Drees of Mr. 14.nett's Friend , (by W. Williams. le.) M. P. - 11 0 0 T. W. Coke, sea. rm. M. P. (be Mr. Wi'lois) 5 0 0 The,. leisithroorr. lei. (h) Mr.Alanteelirsiod,M.P.) 3 '2 0 Norte :eh Viso 4.ditty - I 0 0 A Fiirod to Ju.tire - 0 5 0 . Mr B. W. Moir. M. P. . I 0 0 N. R. The Patrician afire ease oily be ;:oasea, aid h u h. *toilette:l rewind by, Mr. Kidgerot, Pterelillst Vaaminer Olire„ C. 0.., me-Wreet. Strati t Mite lif Ihe 1•0.00 10 Iret Wiiie. 1101vorl..stree. Snood t The &memos Boa Lho-1111htims Oliee, tiltsber),4loare, rieli-liseet i Bess Mee. Bruin, street. Covemeartlea : British Queue oflre. Sum lint. Bisii.ome-street ; 111 r. 6iiiii: ti. 69, Hisibilea. suer Re 4 11.1.41ffrl ; M.. Cabsee, Itoola -ller. ll'arketroarres. Botineb I Mr. criihs.Stothseer, 431, tht.ii-.Leer : Mr. Worn.. blette.trei, hejihisting Ca.lM.a pin i ail lit. I::.5 uoi, fire. Thi4pe•hoose, Ilr ept•a. MINGIIESTINR, Ssupr. 11. Twelve at Night. Before I proceed to Pito the pullet's,' of the bi ggest epos Robert Campbell, as well es .y memory enables me, I shell Inform you of the result of my application to the Coroner, in COMIttIOOOCO of that Gentlemen's peomiso, which I mentioned to you la mrcetwiniseitatioe this morning, to largish me with es abstract of the depositions of the soeersl wit. messes. I called open Mr. Milne about silt this veto ing, and he presented me with the following short poragrspb, meting that this was all. which he deemed it espediest to publish, and which he assent to Rise to Messrs. Wheeler sod ',mop, who ars the Pro. whiten of the two Ministerial Papers poblishod here : " On Wednesday lest an •Jjnerned Inquest so' 'be body of Robert Campbell was concisded, whew lb* Jury, after a long and patient investigation, brought in a verdict of " lirstfol Moonier against some person or persons al pretext unknown;" this being Ilse caw we think it oar duty to abstais from no, oh lion, as the party or parties wises appre hended will he pet epee their Irish, sad it is bet tithe the minds of a Jury shookd be wholly @opt.- jedicett." I expressed a wish have on obstruct of the 'widow, calling in the recollection of Mr. Milne the distinct I promise which he had made in the early part of the day. Ile observed, that riot's that promise was made he had had a ensemenintion with two of the Maga , train, who lad enjoined him not to perform that pre. , min, and not to give more than this peragriph.— Feeling surprised 'bat be should allow the Magistrates to dictate to him what some he eacht to permits the itirchArte of Ids official duty, and in the elevation of his eon 'pioneer's, I remonstrated with Mr. Milne, observing, that in consequence of his positive promise my attention to the progress of the evidence had been compara tively i rotated; bet my ftllloo. strewn was write seellactual. ll* dwelt span the extreme tremble which be had in those Inquests, while ha ins only allowed 20s. for his atteedance epee each. Theo, I observed, " Toe do not pay Mr. Ashworth, tbeaMesser, for his attmodsece to day ?"—" Certainly not," said he. Espressing my opinion that neither Mr. Ashworth nor any ether Barrister was likely to attend so loag, and plead so much, for nothieg, I told that I enderstood Mr. Ashworth had beets retained u Gianni for Taylor, the publican, sad his servant, who were in prison for so many days upon a charge of murdering the deceased ; tad to this he observed, that he cook' not say ; adding, that be ing often troubled by Attorneys and Wasters at the Intionts misers he presided, be objected to their interference, but that. Mr. Ashworth had told him, Mr. Barn Wood had eapressed an opiates in psi. vale company at Lancaster, that he (Mr. A.) or any other Barrister might interim, etas [slyest, by seta( as the Assessor of the Coroner. Is it possible Ithat Mr. Baron Weed, or any Other Judge, would suggest such am expedient for the porpoise of evading 11 a Coroner's right of controal in his own Court, or enabling a lawyer to gir• mode* weig. t to the side epos which be was employed ? I repressed my doubt t h at th e respectable „lodge alluded to bad delive.ed sorb se opinion, bet Mr. Milne declared that Mr. ' Ashworth Ind told him so. Itevertine to his probibi. lion of my taking notes at the I i.qoest. I reposed any conviction that it was not warranted by the law, or by the practice of Imposts elsewhere; but he quoted • legal opinion upon the subject, usately, that of Mr Kaiecock, of Latrine', w Ito bad stated to Mr.Wr. the tanner of Orseskirk. that it was eaespeient to ishe as Coroser, to prevent spy person from tatt les soles et as biggest. It was Is vale that I op. posit' to the 'plebe of this Liverpool Barrister the jefigteent of essay emiseet lawyers is Loodoa, and the @odors hal4t of Ineueets in that city. Bet mark the ceeelesioa bf Mr. Mime's paragraph, for it is evi -1 deafly (initiated men plausible rellietioa for the inter diet upon note tekisg. Mr. Ashworth's principal predict is, I undercut', before the **buster at the. Hew Wiley Cook, end of 'coarse It is NS his Memos to 'eke arty part dipegreeehle to their War. *pg. We hoof sever bawd of his fame at soy of FIM Ceeth Liseekie,ead I understand that he is set I mem meth fatigued whit beakeres et the Anises.— Issas is, hemmer. no demist n boseurable esti Mess sets agreeably is his cesweirece. . Chimes, iho is, ter, peldie•opitited end lobabliest of this lows, was refined ed. ellad ism *stoma by the Censer. who charged hies e h hiltteg.sest to a London Emig News. poet* garbled macula of the late Inquest epee Dawies. Mr. C. protested against the justice of this oranasion, bet Invale—be was inicleded. Os my oppearance is the teen the COMM asked who mad what I was, to which I replied ; and he said, that I slight remain in the room, bet meet set take soles. rnmottetroted, sod *yowled to Mr. Ashworth, who. Cher it was leisi to present me from go deieg. M. AellWoleen.— In my ',inks it is competent to the worthy Coroner to prohibit yes from taking nowt ; bet he may permit yes to do so if be Maks proper, as a matter of courtesy. Reporter.—l very relociastly, I mere yes, ob. triode myself ere year Weaken, bet I BS impelled by a seam of duty to state, that I am emelt more silliess for the principle thee for the permission. I protest then, with greet deference, against the jos tle* of obis 'stadia, for I em solicit**s to maintain that Liberty for the Prole which is recognised An. where; —which, imbed, is sever disported is Los dee. I declare that I never heard of each a pro hibition "soil I cense into this etienty, aid I have high legal authority for thinking, that the Press is eotitlsd i• publish proceed's's of this ester*. The Coaosre.—Mr. Baron Richards has declared at 'Ancestor, in a particular case, that it is sot right or lawfsl to publish es perk stationals ite a cried sal charge. Roperter.—The principle of that objecties would apply to the peblicatioe of the proceediap et police race, end yet eie know that sect; proceedinp are reported, not only in London bet in this remesty. Cononas.—l knew that each proceedings are published, bet it is not proper or lawful to do so. Reporter.—lf sot le•Nt, Sir, hew came Mr. Ser. leant Best to brio" a Bill into the Hesse of Common, to prohibit such pabliestioss ? which Bill, it alit be remembered, was not merely rejected, bet withdrawn by the Loomed Serjeent himself. If the leo had already interdicted such pablicatioes. this Bill would have been totally esoocessery. Therefore, your seeception of the law is difierest from that of the ileileent barrister to whom I ailed', and who Is sow teMe of the orsesents of the Bench. Let me observe, 11111 Mes, that the press is always allowed to report the proceedings of every Court of Justice in Leedom. Coeonse.—l am aware that those proceedings are sometimes published, bet the practice of the Judges is not the law for Coroners. &Wes, this la set an open avert, bet like a Greed Joey room. Reporter.—lf, like a Grand Jury room, neither of those Gentkmes here (pointleg to Messrs,Wbefiler, Milne, and Nadia, who were the only strangers pre. sent), nor I myself have any budges. hen. I shall withdraw if you think proper. Cosonea.—Yos aged cot withdraw. Toe shall sot, however, take notes; bet yes may espy away as meth of the proceedings as yes con is your memory. Reporter:—Would it set be better, Sir, for sake lel accuracy, to let me have the aid opier. COnosita.—l esesot allow you to take notes; bet if you will call upon me is the 'teeing, I will let yen have an abstract of the *widows. In the pre. loot siltaties of the pantie mind it 'Geld not be right is publish thise proceedings. Too mach has bete pablillied already. jlteporier.—The best way of allay's( the opa -1 lino to which yen allude Would be, I apprehend, by correctly informing the public wiled. Having so connection with east of the parties which orbit's your town, my •lits Is solely to tell the truth, and , age charecter of Manchester is interested is Moist' the whole troth published on this ocesekke. Mr. Aeneroalli.—l have so &obi Shot lbw shoo racier of Menstsester, So for silt Metal. Meet pee. eroding,, will he folly justified. The Conosas.—l will sot allow say use to take notes. Roporter.-:114 Goothose before so (oliedlog to Mr. Darrow) is, 1 porcolls occopied la takios notes. M r ASHWOUTIL—That Goodman It tales notes —5.1 fur publieatloN, bet for .y see. CORONEIL—Nis other ponoo shall be allowed to take Dome. Itopooter.-4 bee with deference to roof decide& Ut nnw for the partitelen of the letsayst was held, in the Int Instance, *beet a fortnight ago, and sdjoerned by the Corona, In order to afford slate for the collection of evidence. — Bat it is estrenrdieary that the sane Coroner rebind to postpone she I•quest epos Dawson, who was owe of the simians of the outrage upon the 16th of Aug. sitbough specially tolerated by Mr. Pearson se de so. thst Gentleman beige *sable to snood •ith wik onus open the tiny fixed, in ettosegoesce of his ea. p,swent et the Laitee•ter Anises. the stet elasined was Ides. Campbell, the widow of the deceased. She deposed to the 'iodides if her hasheod, who Was e enstaleht at the Moo ho was takes home to his hoses upon the 17th of Aug. titbit *Meet mod testae of his Illeest,• sod to the period of his death. , She said that at the Mite her hesitant' made :a atlas derlaratiets to her, u to the attack sae epee Mee, to which deelaratlie she had deposed, lie• lea a Slagistrate; beespromed hope. of his recovery. On this asswer, which was made to a goalies Boot Mr.. Ashworth; that Gentleman addressed the /sty, obermag, that although the declaration of a • mhos who hod no hopes of life was adalsalble evidence, mesh decieratiost from one who entetteined aid n. 'plena diesslieprl was not to be anemia' to. . [Hen, to eitectdate the sobjerr, it Is nueseary to Mate that Mrs. Campbell bad deposed before Mr. Holton, the Magistrate, that her husband bad sem. pinion of Mehl been grossly ill.treated by Taylor ' and his wryest, and that in csowesesee of that de. putties, Mr. Heitea lamed i letterset abnve a fat. nieht silo, topes which Maio pastas went eammitted 1 to the New Batley on a gimp of *order.] The Rest Irina, was --- Bruno beadle, whet swore that shoot ten o'clock in the looming of the 17th nit. be sate the deceased with a pistol in his bend is Newton.isse, followed by so lenteme mob, who were rain; him with stones and brick bats ; that the dreams' raw, lots the knee of Taylor, the pi. goner,. he keeps the Angel peblic.hosse in that line ; that Taylor's door sod wisdoms were immediately closed, but that several of the mob broke in the doer, dragged Campbell oat, knocked him down. sod that • cry being abed that the soldiers were coating. the Snob as sway ; one, however. smutted, sod trampled ow the body of Campbell, after dein which he raised the skirts of his boat, and gave him a kick upon the posteriors; that thee this penes, with other% eadalmad, " We have done for soother of the -.........;" and, alter a pause, the wham added 66 constables." Witness described the person who last so struck Campbell, to be without any coal ; to be a tall sad rather darktomplesioned man. Wit ness deposed that be did mot interfere to restos Gasps bell, because be was afraid to do so, in conwqoescs of the fiery of the mob; and believes that for the same reales neither Taylor nor hie sertmot durst loaders for the psalmists of Cempbel!. He sow Taylor, who had got a black eye, which be had not before the af. fray, aid which whams believed to be the cues. glance of ill.treetenat from the mob. The Sob • wire all apparently of the lowest odor ; they onion to be weevers. . [Hero ,Mr. ASUWOOTII. addressing himself to a Jerrie@ who was taking imps, ask e d Ids far what puspose he was taking them ?] Jortmen.—l am taking sates for the guidance of my own joilguseet. . Mr. Assiroars.-1 hops au for publicaties. Joryouto.—Certainly woe. The Keeper of the Park Horse public-hush with the sister of Taylor, and his surest, corroborated the *Wears of Brown, addle', that they raw Mood on the grimed where demoted was Wog, whoa bucked down by the mob opposite Taylor's door..s. The eetvant, however, stated, that she saw three per. SOWS reline from the sbb to trample span the do. ceased instead of wee, as deposed to by Brown. On this Mr. ASWWORTU observed, that a mince of deposition spots mingle pasts served only to coo. first tho main stelemeat. Mr. Bagueley saw the mob following the deceased exclaiming, that he bad fired at the people sod killed two men and sue woman yesterday ; aid James Allem coairmed the fact as to the pursuit of the sea after Campbell, and that they dispersed when the c y was raised that the soldiers were coming. Ellis Thompson 'Misused oho pursuit of Camp. bell, sod saw the soldiers Its at the mob. Thos. Watched, who saw the deceased reusing from the mob. saw a pistol in his hand. Elisabeth Karoo also unarmed the ill treataeat of Campbell, sad saw Taylor, the landlord, receive a blow. Two witnesses saw Campbell lire a pistol from the wieder of his house abut eight o'clock is the morn. lag of be 17th sit. and that something struck the opposite wall. One thneght be hoard somethieg pass soar him after the shot. David Potter saw ihessoods following Caster-It is Newtoe.laue, and hard them cry set, " The ell. Isla has ban wsetosly lasi at the people" He also sew Campbell dragged est of Taylor's house, and knocked dew. by the mob. It was ell ever is a waste. He did sot tut, any wen in the crowd, sordid he that be should know any of them again, although be resided In that seighbeerhood. [lt was reaarkable that such was generally the statement of the witnesses. although the majority lived I. the shoed of Campbell's resideoce.] Was. i t i t s agbase bore testimeay to the same ef. feet. Theses Sigisith beard several voice, reclaim, whew Campbell was dotes, "the villain, kill him." Elisabeth Witham saw Campbell dragged out of Taylor's beset. She thoeght she wield recognhe the person who struck the deceased whets down, if she saw bins again. Joshua Millswood witnessed the ill.treatment of Campbell, bet did sot know soy peon la the mob. Almada Craig saw Campbell ire a pistol frogs his window, shoot eight o'clock. sew rho m.r..ing of the 17th eittmo. and ay kiss afterward* hoed •l""her pistol, sod having theo gone away he hoes omhing more abort the matter. Geoid oat soy an Camp. boll levelled the pistol at say moo, bet saw something strike the opposite wall after the Oat A Jarymaa observed, that be endorstood it was a ortmmoo practice , of the &swami to ire of pivots ; and two other Jerimest said that they beard tie same a Campbell. Hansel Ashworth saw Campbell tanning from the mob with a pistol in his bend. I. U. P. 1 A ' ‘