The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-11 00:00:00

IMPORTANT LIITTBR. 1118MMMer, Titundity Night. Neves iamb. Ifeemobso 71. 1819. p ms pin.—Altbsseb I conetsde dint I Molt remit?, letters t wo re ggorierow toeing. 1 sat indwell. by die extroordi. mg sod &Miming Mate of ibis town mg neigliboselined. to w oo you ibis ststisg. r rim roily as I can. the room Yf omossi si pentunres whit* here agitate every Mom. 1 Mee maimed toys. Were ittot • Committee bad limn ' m aid is this toss, by obe etelinimly MMai. •• Is .id of IM rya"?' f Committee kr esilesmored by in rimier,. by pm eg oism sitting, and by as extraordinary oppeatance of b o d e aid Imporumpre. to slam the timi/. sod came the pimple gi perm to fear Om mime greet eriMs was it Mad. Wirkin mom two or Mere data. letters Mare been dimmind to the principal P 111 " 10 01 attlied by the /Snevisgbrerve. gke. &r. isforming Meta. that infornuttion bed bees received IMt Mosday vest was lima epos by the Katicoli for general wag all moo Engles/. mid advising Mem m titbit tare a lbeimeivet sod pomeriy. As recreated vigilmwe Is. taken libte so the pan of Ike military. mg piquet. of bask More and rool now pain& the tow, by eight. Limn of rostravalintimm, " alm a o f Oiled with monk sod. in trim. • Merl gift*, leaking altogether. is heitht. about era fem. lism keen draws mood she opts .ad mailable porn .II tie barmaid. mil every peepandins iv making to met ■ Merle m and 'Mended stark wpm the brit. The Aotkorities Mee Me mord illat sitnalinsemit Illeetiege Mee bees determitied epos is sows, It tonwei sod villages Is time norliwro commies. ettendiog isso pcsilsod g .d Mal sober the wrier d pelitiosiog maim the Mit now pesdisg i• Pariamest, .he general rhiag a to take 1 4 eT• Thom rassoors hair Imes leaflet Mew far n few days, but the Mims awl wooly friends to Reform in this town being gem armee@ of say Pilch a pro Met. have hitherto treated the mover aced as ats Idle report. raised by the lora co m ime their own parposest bot eirestmetasees lass berms. Immo tit Months dec. which have ceased thews is view the affair as mow periosi and Impalas.. Thio emir ry is centred wide the were( ammo: finveramess. same of wham base hems recognised as the ce ir.reeer. vibe so ably sad •&neatly an *oersted will Lord l'astute at tall la his dark* and meteasfal capes issests ea the e• Irish It appears sm. dust mama the Reformers fa thew ensile.. Wel We haat ialrsdeeed diesnselves, who were 'Mite mangers. sad 'Femme - least, remiss who of r to pro mo ants, asd who Ike proposed the mine of then. I they 1.e.. bees more ready st basisms, sad base ephibited much wimp ae- Us Sty and preleoded seal for the ear than any I. Art peruke. Trete are aim (as most be espreirtn 51b/%0 few Rif SI of led thwarter torsocit tha Reissues. who. idle :Aid et, prim ipt..d. mule for missies and oak le, for the sake of pleader and ealtherr. All these skiing together, sad reserving. a. dnoht, ran UMW ahl, asols.ance, and advice, from ...we reaped ell. Mks ohms themselves, lave this day cooed to be pined ad pablished, placard.. c. Him public Meetings for some scores of Marrs is Mi• ae.gliboorliond, alt to be held we Honda, s ea l. Tbe jpdhas of mese of these bills I have sees, and I &slit rot ba• that espies a 111 be seat is my Lord SiolloUTlet Olier • she mail that realte” Ibis to pie. and will he exhibi.ed Is evidence of the tree...sable pies. of she Reformer., sal let 'bey are dome Rework sf thew enemies. Tti. day some sevesedrets end red is get a placard print ed, which pl.iely called cm the people is Ilk is atm. and elm tailed ether eapreamas decidedly ireasmable.—lbe timed missy mots placards. which were poke , ' in the eight in lonsgus os a recent occasion, was, I a... told. Mkt nod water easement to Its 11•1 is was 'videos!, draws by same Fermat powartaitte better talcum for liserary eseposiiss, than any of thine wti.. ' appear la the tisanes. are likely to poser's. The arbiter who was asked S o r i o t it cbeltoed t but it i. ...meted a be dam come owe who will remise se isdermideasion Frain all these eireamstaners the honest Reformer§ of fhb. taw. are mach alarmed. aad fear that as apportanity will be vented kw a grown, thembler sod .worsen of she pert, whirls will. of tearer, he to asansged at is make it app. or that I slay. e the . nee ma . Tbf lahabilaitt at 11011011. I sal happy I vim. nee maze; asd endesesor are matiog to heep at Mar shale at Mastimer. hot Is is mach to be reseed that io sr. lawns@ maims a plate a sulkiest number arms. will be (Meek@ together io assayer ...e pewees of the Movernateas whkh. 1 *eel., bells., are to male • flat and spill so lime the staked Military thupusbar they are sow !braking spots as may go down with the pe.pk of peopecy sere palatably. sad alb I....appoeitios. The plea has bees deeply laid. nod w sell wafted. that It homy to perceive it is the capers id Mod of the Irish Mae. vicar who guides it. Yeses. truly. P. S. It i. well tonna that a few night. mess very amarress myrtle( of spies gunk place sear Rohm, and that it • as mired. ed by the most 'marine. NlagiCiate. in she il/411,11 of Ministers, of that di-filet, who gave the... theis instruction. It is a satisfaction to es to hive an opportunity of shooing oar readers, that oer Ilealitefelli on the con. dart and shows of Ministers are congenial with thew of other public writers. The Brighton Pope►, thragh pleated in the parties. of Royalty, is as in dependent as our own, Ind contains floe C i ll o s t i n‘ wanly reasoning : —" We proceed to make a few ob. serestions respecting the muscles, devised by Mi. sisters, to a .iisfy fha claims sod mitigate the stiffer. legs of the people.—Frogs themes,* of the anonteres is question, it is evidently the elder aim of those Gentlemen todepsise the poor of their present c heap supplies of political ieformation.—Te effect this par pest, all publications of s tertein size, ►elating to .Qalrs of Church or State, are to be %objected to the Newspaper las of foot-prnee. And in order to tospire writers on these mailers with a timidity. ser. vilify, or hypocrisy, soiled to the disposition of the nr rather to the fatal policy et pr►sent poi. seed by Government, it is proposed to comp►l the publishers of their productions to find sororities for the payment of any fines. ',Lich sear be imposed on them, in the tweet of their being convicted of libels. Nor is this ad.—Should any slither. printer, or pub lisher, he so soforter.ate as to be convicted of a libel a snood time, be is to be treated as a felon, and transported for s.wtn years! We scarcily ken, whether to tryst these benevolent ensriments with aerie's's". o► ridieele. At this moment we certainly tattoo, Potwar smiling at the iixtravegance of sods a proposition. Of this we see certain, that if posted late • law, it will fail in producing the effect coo• Immolated by its orieioators." The same patriotic Journal lON (for it is pleasing 111 bide jestice to the free and noble sentiments of co. temporary writers)—" As to the aiLlitional pe ahhments with which the writers end publishers of libels are onseated, we are mech. mistaken if its meestroes severity will not prove beneficial instead of lejurioes to them. WO Cillooot think it possi bly t►at Juries will sanction such barbarity.—A key!—What is it?—lt is incapable of any ilthoi-1 lieu ; neither Lawyer., nor Statesmen, ran agree' as In ill wee.. Troth, justice, patriotism, goy this,, in fact, opposed to wickedness in authority, may be stigmatised as libellee.. These attempts, to suppress the spirit of enquiry, are sure proofs of the decline of steal ■oral indurate, without which, at Ws time of doh ■e sisles can long oitist.". SIM' NRWS. -....-- Dr oc, DEC 10.—Gar down Gain the Ricer and aoilrd, ibo Priem, Charlotto, Bratty; and Croon. Block born, for Janaair.l ; bady liaroirli..ll„ Young, f..r Grenada ; Wow, Burley, fnr Madras end Bengal; Garland, Brown, Inr she Cap of Good flow ; Brahmin, Ravine, for ; Coventry, liern, rO4 , Drenorsra ; sod the &iodination, for Ali. cont.—Wind N. MITER, DEC. 10.--•Thf risaboilt, Morel's, for Co *ulna not of the harbour sired' 'line die Use, and knocked off her fall* keel, asking a steal deal of avow, sod moo diseltergo to repair. PORTSII.4IIII,Dsc. 10 —Artived his Msjostv's ship Pioneer, Ifoni a eroise.—Ssitoil the Dien. llWheel", for Itnitordarn. The crow of the Fe , . Brothels (that ems towed into this barber* on droelmos.lay night), its all wised, basing pt on board the Ostar's light 'mil, cod Node.) livre.—Witul N. ON 1111. lax. Mit. STHLIATONIL A !retire el read 31•111 • Reverend In he. And one w bete Ned flew is we* Sled no • See Oft I lei Air obeli beet the we niseid few begb luesefir, And bencefereb be named A be nee 5i...0 Belie.. The wiener' , thee will sleet me elemplaist— INew fay Abe wee /ewe« es be e ewes Fee enedey (Andra sell Abe l home him pried. And Web, at leer. be Awned be caneen-iill. Arians! cried Aliaverts. obis brawn facer, N•raT49 1. rail' eg mod m a ," ; T. Pastes approves oar eaanger —weer rehire., And rerwooseads Shire wore of lazes. Fair draliost wee eta sewer ?girl, no ..saas razor. are oa sae lot Th. Stolen .sf Ile Stale &slate Tht-if *air of the people last fits. •oroby Parses veers 'tit file— n, quite appro..% .4 all she, dr. Lotiotioe• riartoro tistat disgrace She Throne, He raw. 41-easird saris 'bele wti.r Irsnw. fr. %Oaf ries,. let rossietatioto weave, Foos 50 ..erne.., we 14411 041414 release. ?:,is not man. :orb gave pas birth, the :..•' %. .1. from ow • she raids. nab gee .er..r.l. os. Obi- areal pow agree. ▪ I,s d shamefe I Nye.. I n ,. Thine. sue 4.rivrti at •••rh 4 blend ogle, lb. I:vo. ar.•Ped to. the Matisoras• 11serses wirers as 0 sweat eau too respeeted, I% hen mew eova...s•siae alaslire are possteelvd. !(noel) tioerpirst of she egrott's (Sr ' eassima l. ir e', a 11. ;sower loom IMO sake. Th e ' t wa r e l : i. pr0...*4 4... f 1.• foregi oar power ? - ! Maio se. If4..re / And rhoetb through blood we a id. la pia eat mace, • ..id ~serer. pot trample oprot law*. ser VIM 144 111.4.1, More p0r5e,6119•••••4ff4•411•4 alone prevail. Tikoo si.r. asv f. 'loud.. as iOstls , iluvra also. I Driend %oar rsiss•—de•sooielaw•dsophe# TI• ' roams 1114 fail. Mill wage she 5 9 1 We've 1•16.441 id feat PM snood or vele # Oar slerp.o wooed h... area indlorted loos. flobb'd ear sicaa 19 Awe eve mole lab drag". Away a ith aro roe% Who d .:ear. she Sue. ha rags deride ter sir. ruble f..ie o Alai he who .losses stool. oos p.....0t weer, 11.11 Is o m I.i• ries, •I .owl.* he'tle, 1 hire Ire hum I r. repeal is • ' lovsord pre sr. Wish Ca@surarat.a a. 4 slorionurit •so earli 44e. Thy. soap she *erre CU' fliPlims `WNW. Aad caution (ohm l'rogres, Queer. or Klass. JUSTICE. SPORTING I NTI.LLIG INCE the 13th of last M. oth a match, •Ho has recited a considersble degree of interest, writ run re r the mow, between Mr. Vmostrzaav's brown htirse Trroeurer, and Mr....41E111We grey Siting /adifrot ; .he Ist* was •ell contested, and the riders vac ted diennettes to the smolt : h wan aattpAiett .mole the hy.st toilers deed hear, bet the .1 Age derlsried Mr. V seat IrT ;Ott% Trossorer the winner. An appeal to the Jockey Club is inteatied by the owner of Latitot, as his rider declares he was jostled. The black-legs are sepposed to have been in the secret, us they have netted ewe. %identity by the tempt. We hoer that one nentle man had his pocket picked en the /round of bills awl bank-notes, to the Gement of 10,0001. Wo ere disposed to think that the lute scramble between the Shetig for the County and tin/Trotter,. for the fuereo•a be imposed on Sir U. Masotti Loma, involves a Constitutional question of great ierporteirce. Tee seldity with which the money was seised, pr DM that the wealiA erase primary object, end not the punishment of the subject, by way of deterring other trallirkers in Seats in Parliament. If this be adopted, Government need only seek for some wealthy citizen from time to time as as object of pro. motion. when • Misty bee C.lleoiett the condemna tion, will .one to repleiritils thou. coffers into - which Sir MA•StII . I ten thoettied 'mewls have gone before it. Mr, Sheriff Pits tell Tort, who use obnnaine• to the Corso in CNAIILee the SECOND ' . 101110, was lined one hundred thousand pentads fora saying, *tech will, perhaps, eit• Mr. Millstone Awns a litroavtarr; yet this heavy moicture did out Its the dynasty of the ' I; ;TUARTS. Yee'rytey, shoot haif.past 12 o'clock, Ilse Patece REOLST left tow,. for Brighton. Prince LEOPOLD left town yesterday for Claremont. The Pavilion is not yet ready for the Rznent's reception ; his Royal Ilighnest, consequently, is once more a resident of Marlborengh-row. A Deputation of booksellers and printers had an interview on Thursday with Lord Itetstroot, on 04 sobject of the Libel Bill, when they urged the in. tolerable ity of its provisions, and the necessity 01 metal aoretttile•alr, In order to render it possible for some of them to carry ow their trade. Ilis loud. skip listened to them with great attention, and pro. wined to commenicste the resell of his ceesideration at a future meeting. l'esterrisy • Coed of Direetors wen held et the Fast India hoes*, when the underanentinised Cap tains were sworn into the commend of their respective ships, viz. —Capt. P•ettesopt, Canning, for Si. Ile. lens, 11 isobay, and China; cud Copt. ADAIIIOIt, Winchilseti. for China. Asst it !-11SSARD Seri Cn. have sold the First dre n Prize of 220,000.-7Airsden last. No. 6656, the First.dt•on hip., entitled to giomoo, Money and Consols, was sold iu Shares by 11111/1 Soo and Co., who also sold the Fit/61.41,Jan Prize of 110„tx10 raw the First Boy of the present Lottery, No. Mt/ — Tickets end Shares are selling for the !eatery to begin the Ilth JANUARY' by Ilaz too and Co., Royal Eichler ; 20, Cornhill ; and 324, Osferil street, corner of Sic/Allow street. LlBrlttli or Tilt Pasts.—Professor Gomm' Pamphlet on the RITOLUTION, lately swppressed its Pressio, will be priuted in the nest Number of the Poophkleer, as also Counsellor Gauze es the I berry of the Prets lit Knglantl. —The Possi.kkleer contains M. BeaJAIIIN DI CONsTatiff ell tint subject, besides maul oasts.. 'nit STATESMAN. To rag *EDITOR or ras sf4rEsma.v. return you my beer theta's. far the deter.' mined stand you make avoliott the deadly blows sine. ing et every thing that it leer to to Englishman, ellitoaah 1 Per without 91,0. 1 beer. seen .0 'many 'kings done lately. that 1 should not be sgrpriq.a if aa• lived to me M4i114 Chute end the Bali of [tights been, In Palare.)•o. if the UM, ono before l'ar. ligament Intl tot., laK, indeed thwre owe prerloue Frioreforrite ernel.l he better tiegtrnied, se they *ill only become monuments of nor ahem.. One good .beet the loosing ni rhnc. Bills mill nave it, that of keeping many of our ruantrymee at bosh; far merely they rill not be eery fend of eieirieg foreign pelts ter become the Iseghine.sterk of Eeropea am, tor) affectionately, Sir, lone Eltarey maniere. EttetrAtlT READER. Ts rss RUI'IOIL rr rift - 3 TATUM'S, Sia,—Th. enclosed attract of o letter from an in. Oiliest friend in the North. is a pretty fair specimen of the pewees public opinion has made is that gear ter, in fawner of ppoler freedom. 141101 the me amble Mincliester massacre of the people. While that horrible areal bee electrified the nation, It seems to have acted as a non.con•lseter to justice hem the Mather to the lower noili.ro of society ; and the !Mine of detestetien is too d•op in the minds of the community at terse for euterinee at reseal; bet when vent can safely be Oren, it will speak lima to the guilty brevet, in that voice of shoed's., se ems phrtically termed the eapresilon of Grad's wroth at despots, thineeh the aineths of hie effilterel. Tee will perceive that the lime and pies* countrymen. sod slescendents .f WALL ice, Bence, and Joss Knox, are beginning in think hernre they proceed to action; fur they well know, frees pest esperienee in the history of their own cursory, that an ell is mere easily lento's/4 from trinity then en inch, and the sons of Caledonia sill act accordingly. They ere toe wise not to perceive the infallible effirecy of the self denial 'cheese relative to exciseables; and will re rosin ow their ears till the beer of fair trial sp. proichve, bet woes the British Spacious end hoists of tier days, sheet victor! mist f the cases of ; troth, virtue, reason. and jestiee, le the contest with folly, sic*, end inigeityits their vilest shapes and forms. Consery has most seasonably inculcated this species et prissier. ',Oversee; and sit his asst Register it is mitered he will proceed to show, that as yet every ether species of attack and defence would be mad• sees in the fattest. I trait this able writer will dwell also en the pest. th e ... a wls, of Radicals confining all their lucrative dealings of the smallest 'sloe to !Wormers only, and preach up the adversity of every helot i• the three kingdoms collecting all he can save by abstinence from certain liter-lee in hard csits. This, in the pending days of darkness, will twice many Wino to I light, end meat very vine rimier the ei et erases plans of the holy Alliscsw itself as impotent as the armaments of she Rotel 11 tibrniarter home yet been against the 'Wog Wier g of South Americes The voinerelde part of the I'm system is the insect, and it Is sot y•t ripe for assault any *here else. The sap owl m a w . 'R eshod in often and ably advocated in leer IColumns, will accomplish every thi.utu is spite of ell the Castles and Co. in the world. Gagging Bills will the, become nhjects of acorn to every mss, wines, and child in the ceentry—mere bugbears aid scare crows to frighten only slut mires at night est albeit' senors. If oar's is haste, D ee , t . IPI9. A. M. Failed of a letter from • mall tows in Scotland: —" The cause of Reforms gains advocates daily. A pretty lair opinicia of the slate of parties hers any he gat hetell from a circumstance of recent occerrence. The lialf.pey Ot➢cers, with whom this and all ether small swung et present abound, laid an the table of the Reading-teem • Requisition far a Gemmel Meet. log, for the purpose of decitbrog whether the Stater ooms should not be discarded from the room. After • warm discussion. the 'uu ber. were declared Iwo le on. in favour of the Statesman. The Minis seem horrified with this decision; the Ceestry Gentleness are stormed; and it is said, the Governer of the Castle has, within obese few days, given orders that me person shall be admitted into the Guthman, but en ergeut business!" 01.1) BAILEY, . 4v, Dee. 11. We. DeVeol4llllll sow. poi rw sae bar, elsailted sith rreelyhts • ~wools of sons. 10...r.51 is to be sr..lea. be properly of a Mr. Dssois. The . hi. f sinews seam* his eras a Any 4 the moot • f Pow, who soli o wiej t el 0e,11% the m op. i s o,l that I e h,rl itelotered doe 'owe tai toe Pris....er. Ile erns aidoio fed as esideose, it h...eg his MA otNi the Priwaer ha log smelt hie ..o.—The Jars 1.004 lisiliy. Daniel I:4llarhari sows iretirted far •te .11. • • rad, the parr •f J. (Awe wirll. fa she pori•li of Step's. Mr is. ' sections said lh .t his rail Will. fu she .treel opposite his whotir, ober he war iritiroed by the poi-b.) ..1 porilic.b.osse appro. 414., that it prif..4 Ivirl lea oily obit it. lle iiiiiMedllllll, wear wail. r 0.4 saw she 1 0 .1...wr ..b..so 140 psr.!l fr..* his bemire. drsosiig she rare ..lane. Ile took him till the *murk rare op. oho rooveyed hi. Its she swatch-biome. isi ' Weave, said. ohm he was amok. mad did awl hams abet be *so '006'11.-06111y. - - ^ • J•ba IS•raser. for Orbits, the pocket of a Clentleman wear Clarr.a..rbee. war faaad . Tiara,. Crewe Im 1 flows (Zoltlski were nest pal In lbe bone i ie.+, for itest•ns a 'inlaid.% or caopoader is the parish of fleatolnw, sad lioWvb) Co receiving and lisslag the *ruse at an ideslor prier. Mr. Tkoraaa Oillwaire II was owe of the proprieters of the wills fermi is liirb she pr.•p nett war .101 es The PI how, ('rat bad brew in their employ for ...me .Init. Suspitiiin, finis a intriets of torrents:wee., It ivog fallen inn bias he war fakes before a Miiskaraie. where la• wkiee a fah iontrvirms atever. titbit ',lanai to tie irowateti.... The. proreeded to 'torch the hat left is bete liiitilaty bat concealed ii tbe bring an w.tiei 1, uhei. he owi.e.l bari.R bowl lit it al Crewe, and gives Ms Is. 6d. a pored for triad tiara, Oa hie craroessistiaaiiosi it tip.aird Oil the pavider was not 11.14 ed, ead .otly "rib to. 6d. per p.imot. ovine sio teeter al it. Ms freely . bere be get It. Ti. It iserred sp. and the Jar) brought is Crewe Orally, bad emptied 64.1. by At s l'ohlic Meeting, held us the New Inn, In Leeds, nn the let inst. institute an enquiry into the conduct of Joseph Affichell, the travelling ens. vision of Mr. Oliver. the vity. the follo•Ing liere lesion 11/Sll COlllO 10 after eight howl investigation t Re•rooliow—" Al a Wrests* of she iah.hit,nu Lore.. r.lird hr troffers& of Mr..looph Mucked. and orld se Ir. lri of December. NIL it was slat it ir Middy ex erdirld.frnot the fad. 'Woad this day. has Mr. Matebell deold from Iteueninr•ard to take any tootles part is Pobite Mrdttorn. aid the k .bah not from 111. doe ever r 1.41 ani delesatine fro . Inc Rerortrorn." SMNDIMILVID, Dec. 9 —The Ceres, Storehrsse, from It.tterdorn floe Stockton, got on shore behind the North Pier, bet is espeeted to be get elf wittiest dausge. 1.%2W1.1.1Gr.th..Z. TICE-COANCI.LI.On 9 COURT, Dee. 10. I.IIIIIPUID V WILLVIIINL. This emotes. in ostrich the D.fenden• end ht son were Owed with a cont.rpt of the br carrying off Miss Seaford, a wird of C.... 1, end ender di•ectinn of a• Mr. 0., es her The • yoong Lady •as ne4ll) of age, and ihnegh the wide% knew she was a ward of Cor a , rh.l carts..l her of to IL mano,wher• she twos worard to the sod temalued In the fa ht.'s h .esa fro'.. the middle of October l• the 9th of Nowenthrr. applies• line was, therefore, made to the Court by the gear. dime, at the rogoo.tof the mother, en I he 'sweated Lis willingness to take the young Lady home again, if the Court sheriff think proper. Toe cue woe - swotted by severe s. The Vies Coastot.t...a ofthred the Dofentlento to be entsneitted to the Fires )wiser, and the rose Laity to be dvlivererl to the goarilieu, Defendants were is *Whitely tams lot. eel -1,4 by Mr. Baker, Officer. bet toe Lady would sot be separated from bur husband, in esnargeenco nt •hick she proceeded along with his and the father is a coach to lb. prison. COURT OF KIWI'S BENCH. Dee.lo. NACIIIONt V. lIIVIIVAT T.. see an ectiun.brnught by the Pleireif aided the DHendant for a libel, lieblished in the Zanier:l Reties, Nu. 37, reflecting on the Mastiff's clia Meter. &Ir. BILL. •ith Mr. A•SAOAN. Cmtutted tha rate for the Minn'. For the Defendant were 1641 Soucteos•GanasaLi Mr. GURNEY, and Mr. DM. NAII• The ease was substantially ea toilette: —The Plain. tiff, a subject of his Britannic Majesty, bad acted is the capacity of Aid de.Camp to Joachins Moral, King of Naples, daring the reign of Bonaparte.— After the death of Merest, bating been shot, in con opuses of his joining thecae,. of Bonaparte after his return from the Isle of Kiss, the Plaintiff came to England, sad published • book, retitled .4 Sketch of Ow Military Power of nonaparte, with interest ing fads respecting the Beads of Joachim Mucci.— In that book the Plaintiff detailed the history of his own esenetion with the personage whom he served ss Ald.dreCtesp, which gave a detail of the treads,. roes conduct of that personage, which is already well.known to the public. Soon after this work was published, a critique upon it appeared in the 37'k INumber of the Qoarterly llerierr, of which the Defendant was the poblisoor; and r.e critique. in re. temente the wink, and the Pisintill's ern conduct as then described by himself, drew • comparison be. lignites him and his master, Motet, in which appear. ed the foillowine expression., which t.thited grimed, of this action Ile lies little reason to op,nehend the honourable mode of death indicted on his master. His vocations seem to be to another kind of eavestien," meaning, as the deciaratiou !alleged, that the Plaintiff deserved to he hanged. The Souctloa GENERAL, in addle-sing the Jury for the Defendant, vitae& that the criticises on I which this action was Invaded, was s fair sold candid review of the Plaudit'', conduce, aid of his nark se printed ; and that the offensive observations and con• lesions were seek as, upon reviewing the circens. stances of the case, every man of hosinerable mind would naturally draw. Mural haying been drives from Naples by Austria during the time of an Er. Wide', a seenciation had been commenced through the medium of the Plaintiff, in which it was rips. hated that Murat was to relinquish sill (elope projeets to resume his power on Naples, upon the specific condition that he should enjoy en honourable retreat to a private station in the dominion of Austria, for which he sod the Plaintiff were to have passports for eneductieg them to the proposed scene of retirement. The negotiation Leming concleded, the terms were ra. tided, cud there was a perfect understanding that Munn was is desist from an 'embalm against Na. pies, which he had in contemplation ; bat in viola. Wien of ibis agreement, Herat resumed the impure of his espeditinn. sad made a hostile descent upon Calabria, after KIM had been shendoned by Dona. parte. It was agreed that the Plaintiff should ace quaint she Commander of the Millet' fleet, then Icing off Basile, should aoy attempt be slide by Murat to violate his engagement ; but the Plaintiff knowing that Murat, in violation of the •rsioientent he had made, had resolved in proceed r • esperlition, de. dined sending to the British Commander any Winn. lion of the expedition until it bad tailed above 14 hours. It appeared frogs the Plaintiff's non book that he had received 40,000 francs, by bill• upon Perigord end C.. bankers, at Paris; and this, lbw loomed Gentleman contended, wee the price of his t r eachery. lie else cantended, that Gem the 6(r-om elette's thesackneeledged, it was nut too much via berate to the Plaintiff the grossest violation of bin defy—nay, that of high hereon, by thee serving an *pi enemy against bit lawful Sevethien. The Leayeed Snlicitur cooctuded a very eloquent and for- Ale address in the Jury, by observing, that ac men 1.1 gNasna untlerstandieg they must And a verdict foe the Defendant. rich., then reie In give, as we centliter!, their verdict for the Drtendani ; lint the Chief J auk, Ise. ing repressed a wish abet they should beer the case to its eeil, his Lordship seemed op the whole of the ',ideate, with sects ob tinns as occurred to him, intimidating, that It e supposed libel was no tonic ih•is a fair criticism upon the conduct of the Mastiff, es well as his groat. The Jury immediately gave their verdict for Ilse Defendant. conn Errs RI Gt:rim. V. GLUIEST. Mr. Orme opened the declaration in this ease.--. 11 was an actin,' against the Defendant, Mr. We s (.•r publishing ten alleged libels, enniained in Cabbea's Week", "'aided Register, one on the dtb of January, 1817. and the ether a sult.equent number of the setae petilieatinn, oil the 31 of J .Iy. 1818, imputing to the Plaintlif the forgery of certain lettere, obtaining matey ender false reenter, wed usher cutters t o j ef inol to his character. Mr. SCARLET; whe, together •ith Mr. Career sod Mr. Denman, eppeared for the Plaintiff. iu Lie address to the Joan diatioitoishod this me from 'ha action which bed jest bees. stied, by abseiling, that iris was a case of s asicia am aggravated mato', A I I rl