The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-07-31 00:00:00

I I Y• he a; p,. "1 1 ‘ of 116 wit is the Vie r. nce or. Iwo of. • I Berland, otiodier near ..liadstadi f in :the Grand Duchy of Baden, when. tilt Ring of Bavaria at pm- d ,_.~.:. 1104 1 OM.. sada** et they wand take away oar lives i• jtosso iletsmilionelp—tav bvnite tit* Noe, Med " It& pia" rot ' aft. intr ' - - ‘ll 4. ( Pe' •11 k t Ir . : • , I. I c .", , 3 .1 ' A • ' ,e, I tI /1 I :, it 4 4 ~ . ... -;-• , ! C • i . . t ,s ' ~. I t) i l II 11 I . 4 ~ 4 1 ;., ( \ ' . , L k ~:: 1 s'. I Atbalß, - - : .«:~ 141.5.51 Z aoi:ntirp • . T Alerr; *Dd n now aP4 tatiffin a little private , • ' ,aailtirluked . ---A, 4 1 1 soy cautioned tho Gnu losel, inp arsig, . 1 I II; , 44 ~- . , i - • . • iell - -they s strut up stairs • NoTTINOll.aft, Joee '24. . • • i etegatnaie.to be,. ;Jetted as ii " little lettfredehtl, . sen t resides, and, the third is within three leagues * 4 1 3 . :•••• ) ./'. . f ~,.. ..t did yew arideretend by Ned f•vvli. they saiA. Ned, ' Trist KING T. BUTTON . conduct," *hlch is heightened iron ~ hodowtable Of Vienna. The fact, however, is that, the Priec,esi ' r) :4. . poi up stairs and sie your work well -did net underetted what On Silturdey morning; the Crown debri s isOlse; enteprise" when Ned is su pistoled Id HO " the WIC. the -hiby •• Ned " lion of Government" to commit •eutrsges iti Amts , and her sell are at Baden, near Vienna. ,-._ ~ • ; „ flare the Easeclosed on the part of ihe ermecatitin, when . . . • • Loosely Hall; was crowded to mesa, as toed as per. Upwards of 200,000 foreign troops are now in mission could be obtained, by eersells.of all fllnk. ripe!. Is it to be endured that the army, fighting Mr. Demmtm submitted to his Lisraship, that no , .. b f.sprrourab4 against an enemy that unprovokedly - *mit Paris. • atirt ages, eager to hear this lout pending trial, whic evidenCe hat; been adduced sided: windy th connect * the fittitiiiise 'liable of Ludd, as:earned by the Writer General Marchand, who commanded at Grenoble had been remoted'frbm the town to the . county. by 4 ,liir. Pith us in hopes of aiding the 'renter of the•Proceeutors. , d- ' P OW° to b IOI d ll - 40 e - froal the task e d. nations ? Ili of the article alleged to be a lihel, with the crime of before the lauding of Bonaparte from Elba, has te- .. • • At nitre o'clock, Heron' Granada took Ids seat; fernith.lll:l44l tie close of complaint •except her me ; norhad it wen prove at ~., that ceived orders to resume the command of that city. frethe-break' ' 1 • - d till, and, after the Jtny were sweet), . . , . nerk,treußeete4 taisesdinsaginary *Hemet's-eat to , the Luddites bed broken frames in the heighboar.: Meer, Jur.ar 41.-Yesterday Madame Cate- . lighting •ateinst I hood of Nottingham as stated in th.• indictment, for Mn. '.V Rethiee opened the (deeding., by stating. bik enderetli a that oltr - -finite army, isni gave a magnificent Concert for the benefit of the that this ititlietmeteesai institated by the Attorney- OF . k ast !fie. ll 7. shall: thus be Wiled* be comearition I the evidence of ileiss l ,:n did not substantiate the fact, sufferers in the battle of Belle Alliance. Upwards . General against the Defendant fo'r an article which , ifilkiPW ,I•udJites?. ,Nay,' this is e libel apbri oak einee the mime of Lad was dot mentioned Ity those • appeared In the NOlgiegheet lieldcres dated the 11th I Mioistees Inn, r„,. it atty ,„ th at th e sets eon - miffed in who broke his fatiter's frames; and, as to Sot inn. a. „4 i Amsrica, %Licit are represented as so snitch mere ex; of 3318 florins and two sous were received. 1814 . . sighed " Gener i al Ludd,” issiksliteld, It was fifteen miles otf, .1 " and rt. l'OurSit Letters from the army con fi rm the news of the en= of . Ort ntwr a which contented libelloolt reOctions op the condecti l eo c k w AY mischievous than those cone:lite(' here byo ria.g -1 could not be 'celled the neighbourlsond '. l N 1 ' .' tire submission of the Military of all descriptions...- . of his Majemy'ekteny. ngeget .0 fa tog the Ci ty of t • eS, %sere sanctioned .by the Government, I titighini; the4fore, is ilia &Oleo's, tie . was eefitled e . 11 •• iv; - ci the I uddit - The same, ietters.pourtray the enthusiasm which was AVaeltingtoo, in 'America, an ilso . ;,,iitemiata t o aitel.tiltet e little private, pillage was eiiiketi sit /-- :it, a Terdiet„ in ,point of law .as well at of fact, for hell supPoied !Asithddt the cries being ; eft , to the decision of the manifested by an ranks alien the Vendetta army...the re.eommeneerhoot df tlfoS; Antibes proceedings mor e, t..is is a libel eponthe king; to leave given the orders!. I 1 i joined !le , army of the Loire. 1, levhich diseraced this neighbourhood a short time ;we -! ...'.9 is net to her borne; 1 ittrO. ' Sot these positions were overruled by the :itious to curb ettibticedlste ; whirls libel had a manifest. Oin,itemena Ibis IS 00l to. be .borne. Is our gond Jud ge , - ' 'Learned ,6 13 ,tise; . ittid„ggett the T en the Kinglet be libelled too comparison *Rh the bid: J • •-; ' • 'elst to b hie . a • e u so s .-5 per cents. 61f. 75e.-Bane Bends lea3r. *'l tendency to' byline the Kin and his peaceable, well -.1 ury its a . its ,ap st epeec ~ w lc occults. d ati hour, ' --seallm-- • • ,i, de: polite, and'ibtinit'bobjects. . the ifelictment was , ditael.lbill it•liot to be aFrne!: 'thetEditor of Mr. Topmast's Gazetle is not 'pared juittetvivf ti...r. )0* ' b • ' • to tsh i ttlii • ace (ion, only• arty, we will do the onost The Prussians are busily engaged in care ) iotthack then read over; isit, et:militia the tubstance of the i this Ilbeller- t that dentlenian is lampooned for' , o J . , , le, nog coosetotni we Shall not SUppoit it witi( iliac dignity with Which it fell front to their country the precious works of Art, of which information - filed by the Attorney-General. •• The 4 ! h y T oo w ag go ns , following is the libellous article complained of I- • holding out that a great rewdrd s houki he offered to •tett ai n f or e, tape. • . they say they. have been despoiled. - " CENEltel.'l.l/01) . .. •• • •- I , .. •atly. one that should inform of the Luddites .- The GaliTylstlit said 4 litr„latemine It Ns eweetsuse & week leave Paris for Berlin with these articles.- ' (Meaning she ea/d isle/aver and linfampos person called . der shoeld here giro informed that 'Mr. Tuenten' to . my • 1 , tid - Itc . lti psi', that as much money should be offeredlWsomr, lot to address yOUsteethe Oval inquest of this The following are from the Flanders and Ilamburgh .. , .., -, i ti r ,„l t i L o w : ), , in behalf of iny.Client ; and while I feel a Mail received ttl.dley !..-, i .._. To ram F. t orpr i a wilts: thipeterstraw Hermre. . ~ ' 49 m r" rul et. al - ” 44 / 41 . 4 " 1 " 40 Win. to leßv! ) , and 4 consctousneii• - f - ositt inabilit to es el front 9 ~, Ay, y p , 1 4 Sue -I t,.ke he hest) of dropensg .Joao few lines to in (meauing o f ' . ogle( tl , elehliolf y;"losa Mr: Clothe endeteroored 1 your fency,thic 'fine Awn .of eloquence which my A 11-i-t-CHAPII.LII, JULY 25.--Ptlilkations tomb ilai-of - lho: , good fteimite"ofade of my terns J t. , . o w e , Ur .i affiti VP OWN railed Laelififee) . . *lon is come to very •td cast an odiu e Mr.: Sutton -1 f or, said ' he, is ' I ' t Vivid, es. peiesog,Lousisel in this calm, hag • 1 s , -earner. respecting the restitution of (he works bf Art eartirl ...g... i 'i f ettwei. oat must lui' m that slung tinie ago, owner la; - lids • ql PING sod , Dot at te . mpt to show tho necessity of . en: in-lust linpiered pope y9u-; while Mee lonlirtirleat conduct , my eldest son, Neu, decamped; I iseee to combat off by the Franee, by an alficial letter from the enlisted iota his ThtieslY 1 1 service tairahlag the wiliaery ser4 temp i s leasing the country,- an encouragement to title postkul pheleme ef learning and talent which Councillor of' State, M. Rebbentrop, Intendant- rife of our bald Lqr , , •Me like,th, and us Ire was . notorions fat . ireaglitee, •by dlaapprosing of informetions' againat i, se' e • see - 91 - . l'etilid .- iled aiita . 1 4 . at on this octetsiote • I feel e,r,,,,,,, and honourable enterpri ted with it F.e, ile ins) entre% . _., thelo-M r. Cla r ke concluded his 6ld General of' the Lower Rhine, dated Paris July 15. comaession Dit'ever..4e his peOlee" et against alw Ateerica-s, atm . ad d ross by ant- : stratikin the justice of my cause, coupled with tits ",1 have received information that his Escellency 1 an' t hary t o i say he has nrynit rd himrtt tea way which wilt tieniug the Jury against having their judgments led •stertang . fikajgrity of a 4 . ,eise jury, cotnpnsed. as is Parlay by the eloquettee of the Defendant's Counsel. this tine i have now the hecour of addressing, whose FielfleMerslial Prince Mueller of Wahlstadt imme- eig -? b l i-- ..sa l L i r; Yeu, 4 4; e l- 3 .:l7 " to tia r.Ts Y cit el r G rCly sti . ow . show so keep my .f f eelings u with k er his f unds. fri a r while ail our former and united ef- The article charged ta a libel,. was then read.- As ; i'aiterfi in lifq,will tags Fi sufficient guarauteeminitist diately after takieg• Pates, ordered the all the works (iThe.Reada% sill find . n copy of ;tin the information, !beingistfrled by otty.undue istioence4-against being of art and literature which are there, and which had a G eo r ?-es i , a ,id r a Ga we i s i rl g eonsmet ' ated e u . pi: wlrts g sdr7n c : se g' sr i gi f y . (" h i i n . ; g i e n a n i II read) Ariaerled, bot he is to take notice. that that i ryeerie'd ;is their Elecssiots ey prejudice d ig pa r t s , bi a s. way Okra east' iii. odium upon toy clu.raeter an a l that of my • teen previously' carried ,Off by the French from the Ain italics, feuo, I now ind: th eseake are ranted, and our enemies are ' part: which i • was not in • the original, but ; On these ground's, Gentleettea., L shall expert, with full of L , lm • a • n n _, States nut wrussian majesty should be s e iz e d an d ' c0 ,,„,., te d new fr i ends ~ ilk.", sill „„e„ tune i n an old sone. IS ati interpelesints. made by the Attorney•Getteral.) " cenfidence l' I • f t ti of Cl * t• t . , a vert tt in. n„rt r my ten Ir your and the nugluy dolls ti t ony son ,ale trumpeter' forth lit every -• ki i1_.. 3 restored toy the -places from whence they - were loyal papet in thi kingdom. My s i lt is ma now ,confined to - 04.1....,41901110010s attorney to she King, was dose ' heath. 'My . Learned Ftiend, has Intoceslattitresisn. taken. For the execution of this order a special the ,strnt breiiking i. a ti few e u. f r vuoutt m ~, ,sh avingo at e h eu e; as n ;ro rd A ih f Lizerm OAM; to prov eh the entry of the-Reifiew," the Gene-' ehee or certakti; eutrages ,iii; ale COuity,, 'not eagek Committee , has been appointed Rt Paris, under , be ean t' ll ea vr ai rmi only wield his g reat hammer to ' break printing - i l l ISinnlP-'ffiCe' which having done he read,' b y 1 wit 11, in . e ß ortaini . drs4 feerp,bemostreble- nom', i ' MOiraraintly , # o , anti which no-one ever' de. twit he has a learner to Set ere 1,",;,„, order ef the . Judge, a . Royal Procl . amation, spina . , ~ , st . p 1 co,. . the direction of the Intendant General, and at i Prr44 luld " Pess . sad property wh i ch m deems obnoxious, and now and then frameibreaking and other outrages, :issued in Dt'cem . plieed 'more tben my C4n i t, bet done, vied none the same lime a lute of ootWeyaqce from Paris to the 1 " 1 '.,!" " "le p,.dualr rattle is winker' mt. keen the GAZETTE be • st*. .I, r ore Ist i. . oh . •'' If ' 1 r.,.A : 5.., t e .on o eat le of s.a ur. ay, Oct ct. nivel en. bon hob e . snored ,tro • show ti,. en t regereet.% Et si r . Toprtrafes, - who was formerly mica my greatest Rhine; the fiestootivOy already Jeft• Paris en the 'enemies, and threatened to pursue both me and my family to • 01 6 .18.162 n enntaiwiret a Proclsmation of ilentbuile the Option 4t ,Joe is,wiiich .•be• is plecedi; therefore jfith. Among the articles which it bring.. is the in- a tt i u n tr a ri s tat{ it _i_snw• is ow, SaviinClUtd.,heenthe a patron, agai tt e Ahe X 1. 044,4 - States of America, and the peed: lei.' wor adrift, ba serrerscpltrasei of • woe deadened rsf ruy,stet, 00 aecount• of his, nelueteeitats in e - valuable picture of St. Peter, which Rupees presented Waskintooted fTetereatrete thing though In the cmoduct of this "if ' ambles le lit,MaicA and Wan); and Feamrebreeking Frie n d ~, , the& ,to ' thief; OM retell( in :WO Acts, passed ies .1f312, ;ate fornver the 20th of March, (altl4l Owe, . ,tit ‘ it is tjcbtrot the Issatartitha.,./d to Cologne, his native city, mid which the *udacious' t w , ... e lit k irtil..s i v u itio r. t. i4 ,l7 .r el:Mted we : d le f ria .to r i l b it e lle m a st 7 k a l S ra ill i rr e : io ß3: Act 1 lw and the latter .the 13th. of Oct:: bee, The reading' isse i hnes they apply,to the etseelis queetiows .I' el;fi , reward - to :say pt:raon . who wumuki diselose oar . fluid/ of our esieinies, ravished from the sacred and . 1 " e 'l I t e •.. secret maims of operation en this neigahourhowi; he went 1 , 0 of these articles was legally atid.ahly ollposed by Mr. t ify tiesrped Faired . beds red Wien; use sauttaktro4 Classic seil.,. , firdere hey! also been given tbat.tbe I:r o v er : 1 . say 50t1 ( i u . 11 ... t . ie , ,a tur i lt. t ioj e An b e ir ih k oolor pounds) uttght to Mesta e, leading Counsel for the Defendant ; hut' otiat,plincipkily aiiift*ll in• 1011,11,4 I ' lo ei t a ig Nb i Al l heaudiul columns of Granite and Porphyry ; 'carried ;pendent in R ir r i m i lhr'e mon' e), ( ititintat ti t le, su e in ch o t r i al ch r a character t i t i .r y e w i t n t ifitrti his arguments, though powerful, were overruled by he lei& doi'se * AO Hessould.lblic protted.uswe dl•4‘eitly oil by the sathe - stittileglcius hands from thwilectuar r. y' country,t'gtite • cols-n:4 p ue nieerper.r . for the society of this the J.u4ge. This was cot the . case with th e . con.' tlt i t•Clinft'ary of what he nitentled to..tiose,penspis, would ll . bi,..rate . to wilt . other assn- victions against ,P oole)/ , Green, and Marshall, - 'rho ea I .11.1 h ..,,,. -.10 . 7 " -aye provedAteit, toy , . could base-110 rei of ou r Cathedral at ' 'Alz.la-Chappelle; and made.' . clittem i m t l i t o '' it t 1 1 . p .is rto Ante thin its notorious Moor has any • 4 • seereteto docket. *hoot me and 1 . 1 emu.' and that he i s heti at a former Assize beeu..foond guilts 'a frame.' feii;Ce to the article whit* is char eel in this indiete ifterwards to support 'the arched roof s liti -f di ''' ' Y " •' '• • • • •1 . - .r.• ' 1 14 4 8 1• br •• plaiting oi ~ wi lar g e reward to' br offered, that he may avail . breaking, which were attemptee to be read' as en- input tt a !Biel, beeftese they , ceased long OW Hall of • Autiquisie. .at ,-earns shall be :punkt himself of such an ?poor:unity. of making his fortune, and ,1„,„,. a • test t h e ty r& t for •in this Case . e •' " "'the • •eenun 4. , ,ev ti music+ time of itspohlicassph; and all thersSift= Ileeing-he cautery. No*, I really Wilk as • nay sun is herniae .• :• - ,r e .2.0 1 • • (lowa,, and brought' bark te'Vt 7 ll -ChapOle. ,I had truly Info!, uni is wOraing f hi' fair -.l'cifuntr 's good, and al .GI ,fedigts though' the proaecuting Costume We/editing inc, " ContriVing, andiaintings obi the brewing so 4 ' particularly requested aw.ilieetrious- Ille,td.blarslial r d f r „PS i nf s l t l °4 l " e f . -u l ts , od e t rsa• • and as tes oehteVee n ent, have ; toot much ; .atel -.they were thersifdre overruled. -", '.. .:. this • 'reed rd 000 *Aiken 'seemed sesall •tier a reempte • ho grievance- too f,ant tithe repeated t 1 r .fe _ ._ ~ _, r , • , immediately upon the taking of Pensionless* these., •., • Mange. bye'ae 'Ade; tma of A. - Aitiou t which I mod my fter this dispute was ended, Serjea nt w A/011%y, te r epenerl„cw.ll.494oWessuiteholamsieese wrAdtte+vvelo* letsent sow h ay` is Stomtitirham end legeh '. ' ,se..eeeest tea .An . t • of. thy . arta , - f' TIMM irriroi arr - fiffrbMW. con a l ac ospia* 10;4944 , meld the itule'beetli7 two articles to be testeredi be his itil i ki •-• • * ---1- rot • t rif it" ) .• I f l'ar r iffind fa woloshl tees ha. dooe questious to Mr. • • -.•• - t .• rslt:. -1 , ••11. , •iii • II obtiouse :eel- fe l; *. - oneva pis es ope end (rest they ittil , •be slilhise N with dui &A ye,. endlas acquir Ab;partleulat "•'s ; • ' °he'. Yos soW he low taissfeme Green, from • ,•; .• . , ~ e: -.-. es e t ~ • 0 • . ~ potespaaablem.ihority (lieenishig the aJO &tried eerie 'said Lard • Q. Sir, have you read thedihelt/ /Mites. • A4 to the °twilit)l • tattle by nry 14-entrid laciend MI right to the gratitude . Ot• the citizetate of .Vologne •i he iC; a als:for his oisesativocia; America, and teat makes a ll Q. What do 30,1 understand hytiesteral Ladd ? A. I e ceitneci ill otstrage.ccenentted at Ilasford.: the 'deeds stand Cement! Ladd to mean the i oppose I .person who led the t s v A • pit . , • • . . . • - and Aix -Chpelie. ' . You see Prussiene of the t he b • ''. Dee . •..*, / ''' ' ' a ii, -- 9 " . .. I. : . . _ . 1 SON 914 . obedient see ms , mom of frame-break nin this neikhtoboorhood.' • or the put; 'cation. of c tinkarlicie, with •the article Itie; t Reine, that tbe . 4tet • e of which you are the vestiges I - -,. ' ; t i • l is GENERA). ODD." Q. What do you totalersused by Geueral Ludd's son 1-A. 1 , saie,_•....a n tisk . 111 IV -el:4,10101y kited; for the int% " Ladd !La s OciPße 4, UK' ' ' ''' '' ' 'Mutferstand it to mean &Luddite. .. • • ' • • • . ~ . ~. teti - tion anq pialloria outrage were well known toe children, has not. forgotten to seize the Grit' tipper. , c ; . , . What d o t oe coecetve the libel - to mean when it speaks of • Mr. eesuea then. eddritssed: sho• ciseet 'led the . st, Q a'irtiesirs re • vice t-es. The arme. •:- ' the' Magistrate, of ottitighain.manyr days befote the'i Welty to make , sou partkipate in the fruits of its Jury 'to the foll •rg owe. • effeett •-" 6 e;itleinen, the Q . '.lra' do ,n i ender land by fritme-hrmikingtA. By tint' ntibllcalicin . of tive- odic); .411 outtatitot 'and who 'hid t victories. Your cities will celebrate with grateful libel to which my Learned Friend .hss just called 1 - ride:stand the ctiusequences of i the,riots iu mis neighbour- •• .1 1 .• . • •. ' • ;', 3 $. . . .provieett for the receptipit os imeneereareers ; Illereh' • hood in 1311 and the early patt of i t rvi: . jPar the day on which the property plundered from your attenion, is one of a, most mischievous tenden- Q. What do you noderSismi.the libel to mean when If speake 'fore tq Chary the cinsesissioe of. that auteage up4te's a our ancestors, end taken from a rapacious enemy hy cy, and very p r op erl y calculated to slander the brave of Government 2-A. The KiegloG e rernment. there hu. ,, tht4 and . it ... 1. . , , lie,ekepaer ititentietss.nfOrty•Cliont ‘‘'. ' s ''' blubM ition 'I . 1 the powerful hind of your King, and his ' warriors army which was so honourably engaged against an ag- t y,!` i l • en „ h I' yon to o mean li h nde A rgt . A d e t thobLu e l s pWi t i h nde ,• - ' ' ," or t at cud publieetipwcoald•bmank-itise incitlacto ' . gressive and a biller foe; and also to produce the other Q. 1 ob s erve the words •• OA* I: 'sad my On' haVelilli i e: . its 6;r:iceAiwa, would stay[ btu am tisrpsmilielleble I shall re-enter your walls, Acc. &c. consequences alluded to by .my Learned Friend.- how did you understand that 1-A. All the eras which' the"! .. i.: ,• • , - . . • .., • ,-...• •t native. pon common sense, molt -venire yesid,,.%epris The Cenneiner of Si. fe este Chief President of the 1 : Luddites had committed In the heighhourionnol of Nottiaglutm. 1 Pros ion Provinecsof the Rhine, SACK. Bu t i t is necessary to state to you, Gentlemen of the Q. A hat do you siodersetad the libel to menu' when it speaks Monsen 9 th e , Jury,. mato; listen .4e 'foe & meneettet " ScHAlPlMAuslia,' Jock . 14.--Report assigns Jury, a few clucumsta,nces which happened previous to of indisputable authority t-A. The King's Governmeat. mid 14 outraje 11 . h Rasett keel eeitit.elle hfboit 1 ~ w . u..OR provinces __ the pssbil.etion of this libeL4bougb such c { rcum. Cross-examined . by Mr. Orlimax. ; ' bititid.'l Alsace end [Amine with those 9 tut stances cannot but be- Well litunwn to on d read IQ. Why do you undentand it as meaning the Kings Govern = . i t ire' eitsasigaineskAsy alio ,of gaiit- ' hich,was,daskeit.d by the:crimetal Mile. ' the left bank firtlie ghine that have not yet beery dis e • - •• • a • 1...... -1--li•• . .. rom deli, ft atortety.awu taw emosisvele of your-Attie y , ys /nem h-A. Because its .ys sepreine Government. Q. You %mak tof General Ladd as being a leader, &C. I did 7 i der...4l i ' io • het purage hap d _hie before tbitlptibli- posed of, end-which formerly belonged to Germany, tie!), and the necessary.sed.bonoltraiiiti ditt •" ' h • your i . n a ine that there was a real person , who, as General }.) .• t li , s•t• ) - •••- • • ' ' . • • y w ich L. ... no g as real I der ike. : -.A: I never supposed there as . films °I I is article i why, then oiy, Learned Friend as a kingclitm for the Archduke Charles. • . devolsed upon many of you' on 'those 'oecasions.- such a " personas u General Ludd, but that he was an' fame Dry .! eniftht heve imputed ' some • baats.dosign to iv' Glint,. ' ' _.1 . ..• \ L_____ perm.. ' ' 'J3 ut It " - • t. I. ee r t he reverae . . 50„1.4 case; * and •tfroin the The naval establishment is about to be reduced im- turbances took place in Ilethe ne i g hb ouring army Ilea and iehb Q. Did I -A. yo understand that his Son wasa Commeader la lbw. a ub i e -g l i e o k - r o ue , ar my cjiann...._eroeothe,peobd sit N u o. • i f counties during the years 1811 and 1812-that law- I ter. READER then ealkd Mr. Woodcock. • lit tide Ofitie Jutißesital vitatiscter: for prate;'ltiimtteite,. mediately. Orders have been already issued for pays less associations were formed for the purpose of de- ; Q. Were you a Solicitor, in Mansfield, in tne yeon 1811 sad It 1 1 4 )airioaLt Lk IflteglOlC rink he holds in . • ing off several sail of the line and 19 frigates. 1812 ? -A. 1 was. • .. od . • • . stroying frames, and doing other mischief to the pro. ! Q . A very large promotion of midshiprneu to the rank During those veto's were there any riots an '4 -• ifisturbances • r d i yrag s his ( eelfat .liebilityito lesearade one of , e. ., ••• of Lieutenants took place lest week. party of many of his Majesty's peaceably dispnsed ' committed 1-A. 1 believe there were. ' '' f . ' •;1 . e e 4 Op* eq 4tifpriated ;vitilinsolf, ..if, (which subjects-that such associations became tees formi- 1 - Q u a.Tw in as fr a g re ' l l i t i c ion v i a n a - Limn.. i:I. You a wil"to a" G , 11611 ,.._ ,; citnA • i . Lireknfe. *era to aaperlede the la w-'-- The first operations or the American squadron dahle . for the civil power to resist - that depraved ' Q. Did you see any (vines that bad been brokerti-eA. !. reet . b r is c creeetlentien . to the duties of domestic and • live been followed hr . the recession of the Algerine and w inked members of these associations, under the Many- • I jet* W--0 0 0 1 these th ings; 1 sakesAhe !amity Of ' Pi:ates from their infamous, but, until hitherto, of Luddites , assailed dwelli ,7 I le,- louses in the , Ques: ion by Counseu-Did they appear to you to have hem, . • recently broken T- A. Yes. Prete:lle, miliesitting, titat sloe referee of . evil inkettirfrs' ll " usual demand of tribute. The example of the United name ' night-did the mischief which they intended tn tin, 'Q. Were tory hetken in places and bone where many per- ion hispart.is the case; and Oat -tie - reweale of such . ' States Government will eot, we trust, be lost on the A commis and then retired in attitudes of hostile defiance-and i lo p i a ls w w w er u e n asse )e fe rs b o l us ed They were broken in ii place where I : intention .niist be Ike . cuarlimion of tevelSr• honest; . other Maritime Powers of Eur Ope. that, on omea occasions, assassination had been the,. Mail has brought letters from an Armeeicati hemmer i Quiestion y fiam the Junag g -Aud some of whom yeti a ft erwards every hiStiOprelale tajitd.„ Apt , us see. said Mr.' Devi- COnsequence. • , • took 2- %. Titer were taken afterwards, in Rouses, ' wnere men. *hal siele f ♦ said of Oi t a:horrid outrage in' the Den peat respectability at Alicant, of the ink inst. Mr. Clarke then stated, that, at the time of . frv i es u ze u re broken. ' Nonni ham lievieio, wheelie Defendant retold not These state that peace had 'been concluded between by Coumidx-Wits it notorious that acts of outrage , - • X. the publication of this libel, a person was in prison , etts had been committed ? : be influencei,by any tt‘ntiae Ramp, what &rove out of the Republic of the United States and the' Algerians oa suspicion of frame-breaking-that a plan was ! This % a uestion was quashed. . • • 1 the 'Mei: the Ca,eIASOU-41WOrti the idea, of errs- Government. The following are said to be the con . agreed upon for murdering the evidence against the' Q• W s t did these peruses call them s elve s ?-A. Luddites. I ,is. , . for a stir .1 40,4te1y been gene, atm, tinions :-.- w there any perm° ender when, titer toretended t i act? , gems! Prisener--t fat the attach was made, and an innocent ! -5 ) ,.. 1 have beard.of Gmberal Ulric! 3 and I htve heard of some i • "o r l ore , - • • even (41 . Seeret,eismesea who nth, justly be sup., -: I. The frknie, a brie , wee all other captures made by the Arw - tt:•11.(10,,tt...tt, tire to he remote& mammas merderail,that the publication of the libel that *me afterwards committed fur fraute.hreaking-they were , _-_ -9 poses!, regivess an impetus to the prgsentoctiott. Y. .1).4. I n ivs latriv taken by the Aleerines from the Anse- gave general disg ta iled Luddites uste-and that its tendency was to i . Q . Teen. have you never heard the .frame-breakers call ! Hie la • ; Nee pr bat, a; on eeery cern fon when it 1 ;r11 . . far to 1... "it,' tied to their raise resistance . to the laws, slid to dishonour the I theinseives Luddite; P-A. I have heard Ludd • your song, and ',,,,P, a n ,n . s „„ , to r ep ro b a t e „i n i,ri,.,„, o f t h e " 3. The pi•,.51..1, MI both sides to be surrendered without rai , i• ,1 . 1,e or r;. •.191, I army by comparing British soldiers With perpona who seen the name of Ned Ludd written up the walls id Nuttongitarn i few, wed . __ •" - "r" J andenergetic; i , :. H i t Qrsio.neesous. " I N•• unttial lobate to he in future exacted by the De ihad ( ,r \ . „ Y . Crneeesaatined by Mr. Figures. I Pl!Per rs ' t Of plqi*iiiitio%•immettletely folleeftlg the • , ~..t.i..,, Ise AIM rienn. , . Tr . & total loss of the Dutch army in the battle of if possible, from my (,earned. Friend, who appears !Q. You said you had seen frames broken in Sutton-in-Ash. , ei;,,,,,,471; p , ..,• 0 , 0 Iwo . 9 for half--it sirs, " 'A 1 W I h t h u sv mem roametted iq Sutton in- I , - -1 TT : ''' .. 1" .• " ' orhoo, - O ffi cers killed and miss- . for the Defendant, w h a t other end it could;possibly I fi et Ta t i .i • l a d , i 2 a n :: le e soy ri ot-saw eu p erso ns ran o- • eine peinfu tookdevolvert open vs this week,. in the some , ...a, , H z! 'l7; men, 2058 : officers %counties', 115; men answer. It is, said he, a gross libel on the Governs ' . away--did out fee any great oneoh. t harsh ; to , reeprd rind pelrlish to our country , ' acts of %banded, 19.36 ; the loss of horses is 1630. f meat . When frames were brokr the ! Q. "Did the perouut oho 'e taken by you or yeti,' party. ; 'es [aw e kiln , ' arktret • depredators was "iNed, do your We are sorry to say that murk distrust is felt on this a proof that the supposed meta of the stagnation of trade, and that much ker ? that the author nea rrassment is occasioned by two or three merest,- fremehtea lit house s h av i ng stoppe d payment. A respectable sftame- igninine akitig himsel unit f :s General Ludt!" '^ -sr at Dundee, we learn by the Mail of yesterday, charged as a libel,Mr. Clarke no, by piecernese --.... is in the like unfortunate situation. i upon 'it as lie procetelfel, commem which relates to the devastation , . to • s ••serr ssee,•IULY ?! -Our Market was plentifully ° ll '.. i•,lr, d o W to..it tuts ounriiine, at a decline ~f f , rica. Nest's arched, said be, 1 i ,, • • .. rnu nter.-Beatls ;sad oats are 24. per quarter cheart. Wa•hington, amt out comes Ibis Ii , I; y, Peas. nil other articles there is no variation. ty army. The Editor of the :Vamp'', ,tle ; einc,lish) - - that brave army tn be comment' 12ye lirodev S) ¶ll , Tick do. ai 3:!, ',mid," w h o is made to say, that. ea - 4 v., 0 5 34 i Old .. "7" ..... 83 Af I Fine ditto ..... ~„,_ _ in the hi raking of frames, they li Illit . . .......... 6• ....,, 32 36 Iselanddo, 96 99 eon a Government, and can not w dr.. t„,. , •• • • ....... - - Feed ditto - "- 18 " areal hammers to break printing-i te. l " es 41 Fine Flour .......... fie 6:1 •-• •' • ..s 9 5 es seconds _,... ~..ej till but they harp a license to set fire ti ikaildrimi a.:~s~f. :en, the cry o f r „ - 0 were. taken by you or your party. ' .': '". ." l • ' ' ' • ' • - 6 . 1 . the eufrth i et d sN e g e addit ' eg th lt that titne . ?—A. I do oot know that r dut) "—P•cs not ' 1 kt v . v , t ley d . I llangtittvArx i molence and asaastination, contrawteri in IQ iricfsytty : Uf Nottiuglity,n, which are disgraceful to ~ Ned Ludd was a 1 (wimp° hy Mr, R EA DCR—Were there any military 3—A. A •4 - 4 or of this libel in . part of the Manstleld Yeomanry. I C ”e eldirs ' illtil or Euglishuoee. and' to humanity.' We ! ? alkali• to the foul isettbarritl. attempt to *tittles` Sir. ' , , : e I Q. Oid the personcrun away upon :brie military raining vp " intended to excite ; —Yes, and one of the persons was convicted who were nikentit" Thorns's gaitoni: aunt he actual murder Or'lli. ; 3is real the article,' the house in Sutton-in.Ashfirld. William •F„',o3y; covniniltei_„ . ,l last ..114rkily evening le z al, and commented I . James Stevens exam i ned. . f Which hare New 131010(11 • the iircdgMlitsroil o . i Q. I believe you arc a wine-mere ant of Maaalcid.—A. . ; • p. . citi4 With that pint . T.... mit t s . ' waver:Rl imlipiatints and sy m pathy in this committed in Ame. I Q. no you know of any Win' 'gell coined led in Nis manly? t ow s: . 's li d isotglbourliood, &c. The soitiriti4 3 or the capture or i , ,7;,:;: r" ;dti N Z",;;":, b r er ir l at i ,! ,— fr s , a ,L a _ gza w t cl;:aul em tl i t g l o l t 7:lt . perpetrators of these atrocious ci imes hate etraped, *- I libel to tlkgrace the , --in,the insid • o owe house. and the outside of anotheY—...w a .Ant, Tioweter, at prottetit they not) , be utoltprown, we ahem Review states I nutic,er of perum , , late iu the eveniur, before the hotwe of ri f i ne , i m d trust g ip _ . y i'ill ;not long elude detection, . :. oder! by " Genoa, ; ;a: l 47,r d , 1'1 4 1 , 1 j t r , — ,: w p1 1 4 , 1 ( . 1 :71 1 ,, d I t i e l t h ", ` !,';'," .l , l) o l l ,, r i •t e b l „ ° „7 . and that the Jolt 11 n4aiiiice of the offended leas or '4, . though his men hail ' from 50 to 100 people---Nuylor's wan one of the homes where God and theft country, will I - malls vs ethics. V em." . imprudent conduct i the frames were broken. Produce nit, .said the lea s ruNi Gentleman, a 11-ivi. ~ ~. William 8-oson examined. 11l tad now the Banc. Q . wi, d r ,' ' '• ' you live !-- A. ln Nottliionam, with myfather, iniliwr.in !by 0 hole• kingdwo which more prop..rir ~ , )t only wield their a tramewoo L-kuitter--4e had frames in his horse on the Itth ot e t .prebatel, TA 9 wslut,eil in stronger and more lopiing .presses and types. January , 1812, ;%Acis were broken tAt ai 1 t ! 'ck f k i" night. "! aoigw.ge MU Iforril deed ! ' noticed, con lin ate: l he - v . *holt /0 pen•onv, anted with pistok and dwetiosed with and- . t a to place, and pro- kerchiefs tied round about their faces—thr .y. forced us into the with much emphasis ) if Arc want hinging:l reprobatiVlit 1 ..... •• , . „ l epiP ' ,s' .• . . . . . • . • - , - ... . . , . .•..•- • - . • .•• ' • " . „ Act rl II his for I.• of la. be LI). I. la of 1 1 - re ly ItO .S 1 to