The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-04 00:00:00

irlib*-/h-04b .(AZi .--7* ..... - : • . • ~. . •N ._ , ,i,' t C - 4_4,- • • + I A • - .. P _le _ •• • •• - # • , ), - ;al h. : . ' l i --a4k7b C ma t, (ti .k; v °lllitrit, tilt i _ r:".,%..a.ric LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 4, 1819. _,.... Pitzcs 7n: " The Caste for M Ilastroas fedi in fk Field, and Srweer died on the Scrfold! " *ha the demands of the present alarming crisis. On the contrary, the Noble Earl said that it was no such thin*—that the blasphemous libels hoe leodered its introdectioo necessary, and upon shot wood storm heil challenged the concentrate the concurrence of their Lordship..—after, Ater !) —Bel er! , al was the jeeersi inference from the whole of the tealioning ea the other side? That we were now living P. 13 yeses under a Gonsti•olion •hich, according to their account, provided no adequate pinsirtameot fee the cases which the Bill was intended to meet. —Th. Noble Earl had informed diem that' fix.officie informations were conducted by re. api.atible Officers. Of coarse they were. Our Caamitelian knew of sone bet responsible Of. fivers. Re bad meted farther, that if a case of these could he made eel, • roared might be laid fee an alteration of the law in that respect. Bat did the Noble Reel forget a motion which Ite (LorkPollsetl) bad sohneitted to the Halide ale or evert peers ago. sot to take away the power itself, th o ugh be wished that he eobld do it—not to charge the then Attorney. General with soy corrupt obese, bet to obtain per mission to prove by evidence at the Bet of that noose, that ex o xide idermations bad 'stressed in the proportion et 4(i to I beyond any other modest proceeding, and that ill of t° informations that wets filed not above two or three were prosecuted. Upon that occasieo be recollected heiug told by the Net!. Earl, that if they wets to remove that single stood , from the edifice, no one could tell what the cone: leenres might be ; that though the abase could set be defended, it was expedient. to stick by tie Wiest law. Bet hers Mere emit soother ant lent fee the protection of the people twines the power of the Grown, sod the secessity of sticking by she old Constitution was forgotten. Whirl he bad lest heard the Bill described as one to pretest es. oecessery delay in the adatinistratioo of jollies is cams ..f wiisdene r, he respected that it weeld have Wei directed against dela)s on the pert of the Crowd as tied as on the part of .tie second, either being ed injury to the public. But saw be found that it was to operate only upon one si le leaving to the other all the advautages which it peraeLed before. His Lord. ship then catered at length isle an etaellostiee of the present practice, and maletained that the Bill be. tom the noose was ore of the molt clammy sad Ga• letelligible specimens of legislation that had ever epee ender his notice. Nothing could have delighted the late herd Steobepe mere thee to hews bad such a subject for the eterciee of Ms logical acuteness. The Old come/faced by stating • direct falsehood, mad thee proceeded to east( whati nes if the state. sae was true, could afford no remedy for the evil. .-wThe Noble and Learned Lord himself had ed. milted its i eperfeetion in acknowledging that the preamble required alteration, and that the es. essaminis shoold be revised and corrected In the Committee. The impropriety and it jestke of hiking (roil the 'messed party the right of post. posing trial, as he now possessed it, was strongly illustrated by an anecdote be bad heard of the groat Lord Shaftesbery, the aethor of the Cheraderisties. Iles Lordship, while a Member of the Woo of Commons, ingratiated a Bill, the object of which was to grant to persons accused of high greases, sad even of felony, the booed' of emplojing Co unsel. In the cootie of his speech, he betimes se confused that bis memory failed him. After • me. mentor, pause, he made this strong appeal, address. log himself to the Speaker:—" Sir, If I, who is only arguing an abstract questing), am so me w. I tasted as to forget the ressonieg by which it was my letention to have supported it, will yeti sot grist a moo in the situation of beteg tried for his life, some assistance to protect his against sock as as. .Went"— (near, ?leer, Ater!)—So he might say GI the present Bill. Would they, by peaks hi take from the accused that power of delay which might be Necessary to his proper defence.— Whatever the evils of the present practice might be e the Noble Lord was bound in show that there was am other remedy. But the Noble Earl had show. the ellotrary a few nights ego, for on soloing that dill A i sea might to be held more frequently, be had pmeited out a more easy and constitutioo.l rem edy. In cases of ex.offitio iefota.stion, the accused was at the merry of the Atterney.Geseral as to whether be should be tried or wet, aad there were at this atomeat more than forty prosecutions banging one- the he do i f dui/Ingot iudividieals for nios or tee years back. To omit the correction et each a gammon, in a Bill of this swore, well .oestrous. A greet part of the evils ace tom. plaited of, arose from the growing distrust of the people In the Parliament. The present Bill was calculated to shako their coefidanco more, and if any one could base a ebb to add to the alteration et the public mind they could dot succeed more elec. tually than by going ou with treactineens entirely oil one side of the question. If, when the Bill came out of the Committee, it was so modified as to check. delays upon all occasions, be might say content to its weeklong, bet as it stood at present he felt it Me duty to oppose it In this stag.. I Lord LII.FOiti) insisted ',rosily upon the se. entity of putting down blasphemous poblicatioes, sod upon that ground supported the Pitt. The Bill ass then read a second time, and ordered to be coosnined nit Tuesday. POSSI.sSIOI OF ARMS RILLS. The Mow. hawse/ salved Welt into a t.....maillte• ea the l'oreatiost of Amy The Earl of DARN LEY mowed fur the natiuion of that pert of s h e e t as .. authorised search by mew, coutendlog that all the purposes attic dill would be aftweied b 3 limit sag the levee 5.. deeds) liar. Lord BLUISI NI; COM expressed • fear that she Bili . was it tended to be pet us ail row its Itelaad, where all w, sea deprecated Cr ugly We hapalky *iamb • rae..surr. Ifealioted to pow expellent e tha , country, 'or the purpow .f.beibieg the evils with e.. 15-15 he piaci& woe fraught. *ad the about with which it .a.' hero tairoded. Lard SIMMOU ill tool. Iwo she Bill only applied 'eremite cooed.. i• (41111 Bit UM. WO lbw a ;roar? oat to ea lewd provlooot in 1re5•541. if it ee ls ticerytary. lie objected to the antetulocat p apaobllty the Noble Lord, with out iii?', he tc.te...!rd v.• :101aii.at he emaled. (Ise 'PH ERE tome not Tkkete and Shires selleient to !jealous oye'et one which, like the prompt, mode so mert she public dews risotto EirSl Doe of 0 , 11111•11 i 111111,04111 an lonisation/ in the earlow law of the land. vairb ortahotial • gnat dissepolarwcat la elf porn of the .1 tw .- C 44111111. 1111 Lerresoup ist weal is'. some detail iltspeetiiic 1 To pi.e.eet a recerreece the eicappeiatmeot so remelt, the Nei of ea individual Weil wow years slow for e li l tal ierd " a " sr rull Day ar Drill " ( ( S ib 14 "''''' br Os Hish t ,in attempting the life of the ling in oith regrow/meads Ms best Friends, she Public, to hot • n_ e L. A... se time is mat * lora coals tea for worms n. 11$1.14WPSI SPOPIIIIss, inf. too 14 " r THURSI"T• 9.h DENIM iffit to show the superior excellence of the British laws W hell all t h e SIX PRIZES OF to ed MAY BE DRAWN. Nth raped to trial, for High Treasen,_they having The Two M a i prise. d e cided Nest Tharrilay.flth December, for their object ollet the prisoner shoold be brought, will race ha., .11,0.1.00 moaner. .810.000 l/4 TUN Fitful' FIVE alliolUTF.S. to trial, freed , as fat es pnesible from the operatiou Tick. to awl Shares. warmed midmost. t om s ew n b y of Soy pr ejudice that might be f i shed ardent him.— T. !shim Ilio&h.tooscr. 4, fershill, awl 9, Chariest-mu , this argemmat to cases of misdemeanour tad by hi, AseMS In tie reentry. prev et Mad ha. steady *Ai Five Fo r ks's le the prover) by this Bill, he observed, 'bat the 11 111 in its Louct9 *pal at Liverpool. solo rot Cl Onset the °Cid might feed to harry we the trial of perseoe b .ezoreZaes. dr a r i s m :he Firor , l!ny a.. 1 his Agee at /Ws- owlet 'circeenttatitue in which prejudices might be D 11;. "ft I slier 1 'lle rf l2°4°) " the 1111. e *meting *eldest them in the most unfavourable, 1114 toner. Bet if it was persisted la to make this im.l novatioe ie the onciwat law of the Used, why met Liowoeute madly in tweet el the dufinvilaw, es OA reelliFfoneSt of the prosecutor; fa'te'd of ibis, the' Boil wield twee the defend'st en to trial, ender fre. greatly the most enfaveersble circemstances, whilst the Attorney-General, who possessed the melt grind. hag power of any OMNI in the country, might He, leformatioes, and keep thee hanging over the heads of indieideels, withoet its beteg possible for them to force •him on to trial. In other cases, where the Cr... was oat the immediate promoter, the de. leaden, might carry dews the record, and thus force ors a trial; but In the cases of ieformatiosis fled by the Attorney•Gyeeral, the defeedaat could sot carry rtotr• the record 'simnel a warrant from that officer. Wby wit then, if there must be an innovative, take away the power of the Attorney.threeral to keep a aleteedent fortefinitely in sespence, as well as the power of the defeedant to postpone his trial. View ing, as he did, this Bill as part of a system, and coupled with the other measures which hid bees proposed, it was impossible for him to give it his con. The Earl of LIVERPOOL said the principle of `ibis Bill was perfectly simple and intelligible ; and, l inden they assented to this principle they had better at enc. say that as mock 'edifies sod blasphemy as their propagators pleased might be published. He ad. mitted.that, when any innovation le the old laws of the land were proposed, some strong ground must be' stated for the inewatioe. Delay in trials for sole offeens was most injurioes benign the same aeon , ' might be daily repeated ler a great length of time before the defeladaat timid be brought to trial ; that was not the case la matters of treason, and other enbailable crimes —H. should be the last man in the world to treneb we the proper liberties of the Press. which should be considered the strongest security of a free state; bet he called on the Hoes, whether some suasive was mot necessary to rent the lierwthaesness of it, which produced daily too most abominable Kings, offensive to morals and religiose. Bo looked et the public Meetings as comparatively small evils when considered with the licentiousness of the Press. He desired toe mat to site for env of the measures against the licentious. was of the Press unless he was fully convinced of the evils now teseitiorg from it. If them evils were ad. seined to exist, was it to be endured that a defend• ant should Wallowed to pot of his trial almost as long as he pleased? lie would answer that, for a twelve. mouth past, prosecutions had been commenced against persons for seditious end blsopheanoo, libels, bet during that period it had be found impossible in bring more that one man to Wel, and to bring hies to jossoice. He bad a beard an arcusadoo oval's* the Attosney-Generals that they were too ready to prosecute ; but rather that they wise too slow in pre. leading. He therefore saw no necessity of deprivieg the Attetney-Gesteral of soy of the powers belong. ing to this °thee. Lord HOLLAND Impressed hid surprise at the speech of the Noble Esti, which appeared to him to I threw a slur on the Noble and Leaned Lord which would not have beers considered gait* civil if it had proceeded from that side of t he Hesse. The Noble Earl had ale I espreawd himself as if. the indent Lies and Corotitutton of the country were, if not abated in principle, at least inconvenient in practice. Th• Noble Era admitted, that oben a change was about to be made, • 'torrid of necessity shield be made set to justify the change. Bat his Noble Friend es th• Woolsack had made est no ground whatsoever— and, therefore, was fairly exposed to the severe re. hake he received. Bet, with regard to the Noble Eon's principle of altering the ancient Laws and Constitution of the eotinlry, on a case being wide out, what more could the Radkals contend for ? Those laws, it should be recollected, were subject to the consideration of individuals as distinguished for talents and information es any in esistence at the present day. They were coosidered at the period of the Iterolution, among others, by no less a man than 1,-.rd Somers, who, after taking the opinion of Lord lisle, contended that indictment was the best and safest evade of proceeding. Seth was the spirit which /misted in those floes. But she Noble Estl, after dispatching the loss and Cenatitedoe, biked baggage, came at length to assign his reasons for the passing of the Bill. And here be had begged the question all along. Alleding to the blasphemous publtcations, be hail salted, could it be reasonable .hat they should be permitted to go ? The answer was no; for the laws ire sufficient to sJp;irrisv them., Elms in the case of sn individe .1 who had been tried and condemned before far the same offence, the law ono adequate to measure his punishment, for the Judge 1...1 the power In capitalise thst fact, and to deal with it as Oil aggravetion. BA she most carious feature in the debate ass, thst the two Noble Lords dillered as to the gement! of necessity by which she !I'll was justified. The Noble I , rol on the Wool. sick, it was tree, did not coodewend to state hit spedEr grounds, hut then he had let them into own tact, ohirh was sufficient to establish the sliff.rento ; he had Said that lie had the Bill a Inn; time under his consideration, .. , t1 did net repo+, it noW to CIO IFIARVEY'S SAUCE for FISH. GAME. NTIKAKS. &F.—A twetitt Trial ill 'Ur it ogre Kitts, 11160014 Loiesbt w *AM rad " batitterprellril Ibli NO rectottOtto met sellitirot whit th; hued. Pr iet. More 1 .ftitryst - IP. t. ZVI, Sr nod 50,1 Mak it slow duty az..18 to; eassioti the Monthly sod Grotty me man. witri .e• imam Iticat libtif suiteli• alati.-41 IF Alt V FM'S SAUCI. It '''''' ihltr tta,ahaata. M... 1, R ward•Nrfrt. Poctosso.quore i is sot ir.ssiwt "rift/ the label of rods Mule is sliest lotarobt." Dealers k Fhb assets are Wet sold. oboe every bort* af the gr..wist Sauce wilt. is foloce. be stopped la a prime. Ab stract ..t Me Trial above alluded to. Saortioord by idoldrouts., remelt Fi 11• 0 10• 414 . A mourbeors. glom fa Patinas, mod boi.orribors. 'l l llEpretenf MAR'rIN VAN BUtt lIELL, riAr•t a... Appester. Aooloisou. u•lit I VECutoR wed SUCC F S4OR to the •r me Ihe Public or hao ra • rower term atilt Platte We. • i , or wooer —(buto f)r.rotorr,lBlti, is 480..41819. , lo.k•• f Ateor.. Rub., b and Can..)—it is plain woo rut., • id Ado, russet t.. t *r. uf MARTIN VAN RUTLII ELL. Here, Arroorbrur. oh • oh. r oessy year , oterrasi p seer (aho., ea to tor ob.etpuou Atddrr‘o). boo liebiolued proposals tu sratio his tape. lot motile to Gore Footsie. Pile,, Strietoroo, &r. lebout I olioroesd. rotting. Comdr. •r Ruli. Yee o. e..rOing tuabsbto. Al House iill 14 daily. VC BROAD STREET, GOLDEN-WI) iatE, W Nese OM Freres's way be W So.. Ida. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. ROUSE OF I.OROS, Gss. 3. INPARLING AND TRAVERSING. The LORD GIiANO:LLOR, en sieving the Mood sea ling of hit Bill for preventing daisy in the IldMinistratiou of justice, in cases of mildemeenoa. awed into some esplrit.iti.in of the object of the Bill, nearly similar to what his Lordship stated on istrodoeing It, showing the baring of the differeot Class's of it ; tM general summary being so sake sway the right of Impaling to I:iformations bled, or Indicative's found in the Coat of King's Bench, ere removed there ;'''aud the right of what was called Tray ',flies at Ses-loos and other Courts, or in otter worth, petting oil the trial after pleading till the en suing Staines, and coo:alio* the pales to Plead within a cereal's number of days in the King's Bench, after information Sled, •r indictment found, end p to trial ; rod et Session*, compelling them, if ender hail, to plead end b. tried et the same Sessions at which the indictment is freed ; or if not upon bail, to ;steed and try at the ensuing Session,. In every case the Court to have a discretionary power to grant father time according to circumstances; and in all cases the Defendant to have the sane facilities as ; the Prosecutor to obtain a certiorari before indict ! um n• found at any Sessions to remove it into the Gala 'of King's Bench. With regard to what had been said as to Ike panties a copy of itiforesation or in d eisoent •t the public espence, lie was perfectly realty to accede to a proposition of that nature, stud be weight -Lie his tiers of the 'abject in the Bill ; but it et A he obvious Mat sisal Masse was not the place t ••• &nate any question of emotes. lice Lords . 1 1 inaluded by again declaring that ou went c rya 111 e tea hid irdoced him to bring forward this Bill. hut that it was pitauealy in his contemplation as 4 me•sere which the great delays in the trials of anis anger,. ariske from the present state of the law moo:stoat, required. •rh e E ar l GROWENOR, with reference to the measures proposed by Ministers, of which this I formed a part, obsessed, that the aquiry (for which he had voted) into the state if the country hiving been refused, he was not uas so much Will/steed tee wards these measures as he shoeld have been bail lbw enquiry been granted. Tbe refusal of the enquiry tended, in his opinion, to aggregate the discontents which rested, and thus to render necessary the strops measures which afro now proposed. lie frosted, booster, that their Lordships would ant allow this Bill, which wrist to take away an import. ant right from Me subject, to be read a ,second time without the Cellist conaideration, nor wash. disposed to accede to it without better evidence of its ne cessity. • Laid ERSKINE l if the object of the Bill bad bees to give gre cavity to an individeal accused, he should have ts disposed to give it his airport, hut lie yield not vote for a Bill which went •to take away from a deftnilarit that sausity with •Itich the ancient law of the laid had shielded him. In many cases, In charges, for instance, of sedition, conspiracy, and ethers, it would bir impossible, with in the time allowed by this 13 11, for the defendants' legal edam's to arrange the ',ideals necessary for their defence, or in any way the means of their de fence. It was true there lea• a protlriiin 'wing it to the discretion of the Coors to grant further lime. bat it was well known the Cies, *mold only accede to deity on au atldavtt made of the absence of a material witness, and if the, B it passed Into a law, there would not be lime even fur the parties to as certain wt:at lamest's they ought so call for the per poses of their defence. Ilia Noble end Learned Friend had ask:, that this Bill was brought forward without reference to recent circenssisisces, sod there could he no doubt of his Noble and Learned Fri-cad's veracity ; hot undoolvedly the Bill came in very suspicious cowpony ; sail when they Note called Iwits to pas se many snessores oboosious to the Cclali!ett?ti f it behoved tbewl to look with g very f N. 4316. By S A. wed W. HOCH TAW wit C.. paggcEti HEAD AN0W.1111.1.. LONDON. Tug haws hie POST-COACH ES. MAIL. CO %CHES. Ite. set amt from Me abase Ina:— FALMOUTH. Plyeseeth. Tamen, Kamm. Weymouth, DoriPmeer, Min* *h. sad Solisaurs, sew Poo Coach. every "gradre al Sews t tar** 11.mitais. 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' OR. and HERTFORD. Were, Held. sir aid CI shyer Co II I, leer. AI TOITEMiI Ail red Kerner's" Cmches (Daily) as Elereo, Solf.e..re Twit. Fits. sad Light. M. HOUN f obi retyreofolly amount the"• hinds nest the NAB'. that they will ast re artearstabk for epy *met., F a memers*Laggage,Wrisierr, Plate, he. of reor this rim Pound. Valor, if tom. si trn, of damaged. order. re Owed a. seri. sand the Isimrsit i zid arcerdregiy. Do. Saroseses adSaw-tilt, Non est sitar sea•alcre Life iv . v Life, when b . ea with Ilesloh." THE finest System wil of &foes is to confine within doe bnonilt s awl lbw IS frignlni• P.a.oie I only. trisir.ed awl iwbbJediallite they bowmen's', destiny 1b... bar riers which relignminad moo. il. have mink tarred On Curb but not le aitaibilase them appear. the Mona of poacher, bete eakulni in lima their elfeterveme. Ewer% disnrsootantion of tim aroma frame require, t re.,t data' knowledge en retrseis, awl We welt•re I. put. acted she:, ptafessimma Men (dlreg.trdiug the sa,:devtinus Ihe irlifl•do mod tinese•o• d) dr see th-it sendin to Mr crewmen, I er time rovectaints generatr4 by imp , Wear,. sal the ebollitro, of the pavai.dn at an stnintWd " The romp b of a Wen , felon.% in tie bests It ar Ike people hut It is niel•wwhnlo so inlet t nn the daily wieder to tat trimmer nf onfieliag eat ptrirl•sis and to ernaterart, a. far as ponibie. its Metes" rm. • •e wife in soft-ring bontamily. tbe tenni, of goer owls es. pomace in the yams". downs of Eh bilay. The a .wary victim n.ldary ••c.• (warty sego: ed at .cional. before ressw he rot her rip* neer the miod)..ill, la watenipiatiss his ▪ ortim itate, became sweeptible of enitscolag smations, hp ' M swat aytag shat We complicated stste of estimation mat he nowl inns manly enerp.—totesse siody—lasmott•iale natio, t —imagamblease la trap& 01 climes, and many ci her wows, will ItTely acreage the nervous System ; web en-et we ran st 74 am swaratire of rewtaisnatinis, by ferns-Aka sbieb hate keg answered the samtaiwe bares ••f Patients of Mil Sean. That bane to Wawa banner's. Ler. Vewerea, ena a.. a be treated rearteely, the improsed state of tattiest Meta, Lat ta( divested kr aatldnN.f Wine alarming properties that so lint rendersta Ile exhibitism oseertala aiming. We bent *ankle mar method by &Mersin to Patients laboorlog tinter Ibis nnladt, that a few doys poly are required tot the temitsol of early straiplaww I 1141 the taint leorerste cave Will vie:4 In wow tesord'es each a a ssooth, nod that is a person wits Daly Suspect. hisswb iajared, the disease was hr prrtrli!e4 altoge ther fens appearlnc—a Adelar rewind' appli.s in mast niber Ikrangrotrto of the genernitve stweell. as weahoo. Weer.- thes, lee., especially .tritswies, obstinsire which are daily ren.wra Ishmael We i.e .1 nee , 111.:1.1130. Seine prealiariiks ledideatal to the softer see have not romped nor attention, its wlnrh iwildhetw. ettashiard wit. efficacy, have atierwatel the newts rwt.ilt seepied. In due, nor oyster is shillor. pc/slimly emerge..., and relit:tally swere:stal. Educated ow elk ewe antis, city, srbouled in nor prnfew;.onal itnionineni tor is intro.:id Mein-id char:mien.. rind Irwin( Lee,' *hit, peertaidlt, to tanapate whit • tniir it the 11.1itir &leo practice will the I ontice4ial, our pretetivi las 14 topes ens (inn hrtoch we har+elet-ted) are motored by even iieotte. is ,rimmed h, the daily applications we letni.C, even front doialst twesnrier. F. , the erects' ace4aiwiadatha we do not limit ourvetve. In bated petted. of profiler, bat any be eninuite• at a:l reim .n• i ntr 41 , Con.asy Patients see rictstetted in dr.g t rn. Mink Men i1vn.p1.4113, kr., siren Methrines, with admire. will to immediately forwarded W mos 'ut of the Kingdwisi.—A basksonte heap tied to acerinspaur she ewe. GOSH am i Co, N. R. C. &err...o. 13. nosteriwstreet, Fleet-street. I. Wed. Jost pals!i•hrd(T..nib Lailiad). Tilt I EGIS of 1.11.4., * ragman' Chwrisentary set Ike e."•.• lir GOBS and C.I. Atlarrt.e.l to lie Youth One Mr.letny at WWI Sieties•—Mar b. 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