The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-11-15 00:00:00

rriti • • •.! ,•• ;•• 10 \ • cs • e f l Ota f tte . 1, an. •61,4144 lhat• 4,64444•74cpitit N. 4299. MHZ emu. pim , les Loads* Is bay real toed c minas, se MITH IVOR sal FLOOR CLOTHS' ss et as No. 111.Losireut„ w Moe I.lll' Rh V'llll is slwase hese to taste oho lowest parr. sod see OM his !Prove: erisrs ere properly raeresed: Pell oeuvre Is gives, awl every ass. de osuroose. Mew" Wool Reis. Table Corm, Rafts. tea Doilies. at very Tea pelves. H. IL Please se shyest it is ibis ohl shop, No. 111, Law ade, aid as esasedisa it say dam Seise la Lades. TO ALL WHO VALUE THKIR DIXON'i I al PROVED SPECTACLES•peo as main mew pried* i. Ma she MOM illikek sight, to be Ind only al No 9:1. Neemoiartteet, two darns sat of Osfard. Imam. am the left Mei side. Sight Wk. the s ace of our %loom awl mot isislirked mikrimelos. Mill, pedlar. is the moot aimed nod pgPstied, as it comma boo be regretted. shit the moos iseproed lot stn ks Imccineet. are tea theareolly the mom of its dreerionstlea. meo Walk opms themselves to mho thi sight with aIMOMPO, Of irply ams bg amp moramdaproil teethe trek. bash ef sigh = l l 4 parsieutaaly aneodted to. Timm Ladies mid flesilleaws Wiese sight hos hero impaired by the ore af improper Omen. Sass see as opp. rtimaiy of wee mate Terraria. their *ight. If In the rarer et gloom. la ndilitiest is this I deriera tam. the ransite bra esespdviteelly staled dot 3..D.'• Im proved Speetarks also orqht to be waun, is eaasegeeere of testing to preserve the sight in ewes, aid age. f a lcate to Altera NII.SS, gewsweirett, two dienr• set of Orforttareet. me thatch band. A Metiers from the maws, Rights a dere Option of the sight. ay. and the/ismer, that penes/ ran we to read. with an ender Ws/ pas .em at a cermpondeat la Leedom, will be lesnediately canes led to. OUTR AGE AT MANCHESTER. rrllE METROPOLITAN sod CENTRAL Goat 111 ITT ES Wye tit opierbetio• ter suevateee that the nisowlisbec=timerastatee repot .It , Miming tbe Server% aid 'be oireeders Is is 4 ie... as MOSS at re lent 1 , . tuberose* dm Two THOME, POOllOl.. - • 1.1, nemetabie as is this Asseast, lbstriai as it hw from the speatamoss feelings of as Ineette.4 Masios. the C.memittee feel it leer duty to state tar it it fall. short of the de • "At i an I that lowered activity, sad further etertiaaa mi tip pat of the YfifehafJettiet mil Hammitt, are revived Se xlvecomelrse Erre to the public wirh .r. tad metre Ssi.s4 in the a .j-rt. la which the Cromesiitee and the SubscriSer. bare a eon MIS to tem,. To pram the latiermact of the !omelet Feet far iir pommies, N k smolt wremeary to Nate. 11 1 11 k is simply A,e,n4Seed that me trash.r 4' persons brutally WOAD I-1. net 4 it .r . • or km itiohleJ, al Me It,/ Amiga. screed Foca Hu sr na co t of these, many remit rah re wooed., which peortrosed their Mom, others shared Erotism', sad several are disabled for the resestlnder 4 their lives. As Modems.' Cootribesiten of Five Pamela is each waeld Amager obviously elbows the wh .le Amemit ef the 110tm.."- 1.04; and it ha. allsesel the Cesoltter. That tett h tre not hither,. kit thetworhos warranted isdiabersing wire this Flee M Per t es foe ibis pelisse, Mar rt. Neoll rwalv "'het peellell% she Iftedies af abearJ Moho city, have alas clsliat for Isdinesay as the Committee„ sad ta thew, is the limited state of tie reads, it he ma hoes pee. Mille le moire mere Mae Two II SSSSSS A• 11 Fiery Amuse la the wean tine various Leal mid Cow Wm, /smuts lava espmeti tie Committee so for ..osier Steno He "saes pormn, a isle 6 M mat I, of Ss 'wallop. mat be ars = c, evident that the weighs a dor sat yet beesfeir. Thl. et potitio of net' 11111, Uistobe he Armee she LarmileigaglidlireSlo6"*Pialle SW GOlNWfler alba seas I. thole sad sthaelei - the Bew...leas nisi Pa triotic la even pert of the Marko ta ps.wde and extend one peconitt% morerces of the Committee by every mews within their power. At the el de of the babecriptism, or at Mt desired Period, the Cosasallase to admit is tie debscsibess a de tailed Weasel the Receipts nod Espeadimm, wrimaponied Iry meh esplosaliase as they hope win satisfy them Mat she Committee have executed the imoorust tteat cool :ea to tham with Test, Dim:mks, wad Fidelity. Ilebterimiles &levant reeeised‘l79B I 7 .1=0114=.1.• tar Widow. and Or- M parer of dime who • from • few lledividisals wine stead .CBS 0 ie kw Pariah ef Mit- __ _ Prom a few Etiree. - -- - - -- -- 'VOWS. ffosiney ,05 0• . oh* Imes at oar biro- A few Kamen is Op. I ate la W....d.ottreet I I resoles. whose reel• M.. Py was I if up are as deeply Jan. isemsraitsin, Egq. I U w goaded im die Makes Let tell-tefeere .ar geode be, of Ile sof Teri, from I Prriy far tai• o. al..yery 3 tie bortirruto attack % P.nai 9ab-reiptinq of the Masi ter Ss- fioin lie lied Lion, 4 0 New-row, Bleck- AN. Romig. Esq. fr.:irg'-riuti, the tail per W. Bell. Rm. 3 6 hohtritptmo 1 V • rev. Female, by C. Free • few Frwaile Is T. Clark 1 0 Liberty *Wood Li- Colosel Jobarrao. WI- I renaltia,nrs.. .m.l to 'bus matbs.lllll,raar Jewir.e is it.g..•l P..r. Stamford 4 0 Hall'', iraoits( at From a Penns (sear ('Liebe-tei 31, 1,t.., 7a. Stamford) lobe weer, J. P. )kale., 1.. q. 2 disapproves of throws. Thews Ho veil. RA. 1 . dirt., of tioeMegiatrates Mann. Marsh and aid YesiatoiriCaral- Mesas 1 . ry of Maarbetter iOIA. R. 1 • A. Barmy to Murder R. U. 1 it by.; h.., rer bead tom. Mr. W. liroleo 3 mitteil 1 1 Mr. %. Is...lims I V.- itiv..l.W hitelmme, M.. J. IL Hosed 1 #eelort Ortitaratigy, W. Tomer 1 IlfmtbiAtarlire 5 0 Mi. T Nutter 1 . 11,1 %1 3 NAM*, Bus t 2 9 A. B. C. 1 s A few Independent Mew Mr. Jon. Pidleu 1 0 ben.al tie Celle Hale Frets be We.ters Mil. Traveled Fesetalis- Men of Brad aridSh•e• enort.Stramil 11.11 b. dd. woke.. 161. li, LI. A tee Caleileakiag, at A few Fueal• ol tee 'McCraw...tad Mock, Mil Laos, t 4i tier. Cimeateraotrett, who ulcer. eons co to view with horror ibis BluudAed 3 75 Maattirmer Traced,' A ihaviog by Water. owned at by he I &reboot., by Mr. C. 1 0 larcieled Sltharietti, FrEort• Lammas Erq. 1J 0 I:isdereaglo. and Tie Beet and dose. Co. 91.85. 64. maker 4 ia tare area's Fri the Proprietors of the )Ima m lag Hie Romero 11•eltlikliaist. Deltrit at Leaden, Prop icier* stile Rock- being part of Weir Mahan 2 2 seberrilpdas 20 0 Mcrae' Sykes 30 0 A le.. Etter& in Civil J. T. roved 2 2 sod ItellglooLibersy. J. C. Parker 2 2 at tie Dukes! Yawl, - R. C. Pelts 2 2 Reelobsoraplace s per Wm. B sorsa 2 2 J. T.pley 1 7 George Faster 1 1 A few Friends at Om Leh. faille 11 I Ship, Talbot-rent, Bev. Rieb. flykts 6 5 Graceckarcii-orrera, Cicero Pryor, 9 9 M. lit. 6d. flew. lie.. Lee 1 0 Saving by Water-AH.lk- Comte. Grogan 221 log 1 0 T. J. Owtd II 2 Friss 904 Fries& to • Sew Ideeiciairs. Pelee, Justice, mid Friends Ira .dicalara R. form. sod Bermes farm, si Both 2 1,) 4. Bleort.ued, Cala Si. Flower 1 0 di. A Idake,,Gtos....• .110111 the Ward a Cap- teribire, M. 141. Sid. &gale %Wooer. foe I Ssbecripties. luster 10.. 2 11 she Wesaded Stier- I From n few Redoes'. at Off Al Masibrater, and 1 Portswoistb II 0 Sohserlsolloss are received by Mr. S. Break., 110, Strands Mr. Dolby, Werdiser-street, awl 199, Screed; Mr. "413 6, Myth-streeig Mr. Basket', 94, York shed, %cosmetic; Mr. Parr, Great Rmsell4ereel, C..ve.4-g ao.de . Mr. Peoray,3, Tper-ulevet,Carsaby-warkets Mr. Meaty th little, West-areas, Spool-field.; Mr. Weiler. 76, fleet-Wert; at Ike Mkt et doe S scar, fialisbery.raisra, Fleet-street. Mr. Hard., 97, Mertairatireet. PurllwaJ-roat g Mr. Bastowellff.6, Fisci.otiret bill, sad 10. Mary-taw ; at tae Ciroe• old !loch., Tawas, &read; &Al by eke Trims/ram, MaJ 4 Carte rif4hl, 37. Hurien enueeM . Sir Rob. rs Wilson. M. P.. 47, Chaileostries, BratiMerossare s aid Mr. A. 1ia11......y.69, High Homers ; Allierriptima oaco'reetty Hated a Mho Inrualintel) nOffeflrd SO applkaiion lit the !I....teary, at 1' I. Croon NMI .‘t.e.er Tr /en', nay dry betlirees blot.: mad Ten s'Clock. LONDON, MONDAY Ei'MIIVG, NOVEMBER 15, 1819 " The Cause for allikk IlesPre" fell is This day was Misled. la Bro. peke Is. R J ACK yr R PO L ITI C AL ROUSE that A. ‘131.1 ILT. With Shifters Cot., iris.—The Hare that Jae; built t the Walla tilt loy la its the Verohisi Ned Pee. dated it; the Weacsepaimm. them i the Pithtle Itiatatadt She Reasom of lawless Tetley; the Mail all Awl and shoes; the Peep! , iill named led bira i the Guilty Trio I the West d rear; the Political Mali the Pa OW the lead; tha.21111.- A wag—Atoms of to show whkh way she shoal Hasa" , Pnitled fee Wiliam man. LuSrpop.sin. .. QTY LEW , G MURAL TOOL. II ART. trotsbnet ell opened. Ole yew% Hsi IN, Old .treat sad 81: alley. Cieliewlaste._ W. lidlikV iP a. STYLI:A nispettedi bo. teas Jewelien, IllimealalMe. Womb Camersith•••• Toners. Them, /...lees, sad Meehaairs is jevataLhe his saw Sat 8 . 1, a large lettersamlal id me and seroad-had Tower eat Lubin and Wheels; Jellalleir's Haisis ARM. mussel 1,4, Si 4, 5 Plate Jeweller's ork Heard*. • Wien. Mortis. T fly Promos i • Daher. eel 'Mims esellieet Item. Heeds, mad Hare. I Meet Shear., flews, Cre.sisi hoe., Griiiiii Stake.. Horeitet Stakes. Some Timis ; Rai-lat, Ptmoishimg. sod Owlets Ham mier. ite. ite.e Teel Mew. baltietwealters Remehes. Son, aim Mee Tools et all seem; several Clock Wheel sad Bolasee Wheel Mears. H. B. A complete set a l'artMe•-.11.1i hoof &realm Irmo Collar., Bram Dies. mad Emrioed Tared 'later; a Cal tmat tars" for the Bei Weil i a teriamity of Flawer-misiter: Poaches, Teister., Golfers. amid Press. Order. /aerated wish lidelity and Impanel, for prompt pay meet only. All Looms mum be woo paid. frostilsos4 by Noiteoess. esosssoot Ploysse aess, 4e.oss. Aristorbeors. gros• fel rosiest', mod Ilorotrelsoss. • 1111Eprevint M A RTI N VAN 13U pt HELL, t eldest boa. Appresaice. Assallaos, tAtCUTOt sad SUCCLANION to Ilse tate. edema Ilse Polak*, ww regare- Hos with Plaporisto. same sop basee—(bni I Lieresi...f. (Mk est I. Asguss.lBl9. t left's , ' Mews. It aborts sad Caries)—ii Is Oslo why thrs espy .id Astsetsbesesos, Lords. Ite. of MARTIN VAN NUTesl ELL. Sages Aressseseur, slaw ofor mousy rows 41,1.4,1 p wire (.hove sea as toe sobsespirou Address), bass pads:ilk./ proposob to wools hM supetoor oseilsosio to ewe Yi-tale, sissisiotes, Ar. slalom l'...niseessi. Csowsr...e Risk. Ver ace r•ting 01'10.1.1%. As Hower sill 12 drily. 111, BRO A 1.1.11 TR hET, GOLDEN.SQU RN, LON DON. 11 bele toe proposals ray be bid Nov. lellbs ad Strom died on Ike &triad!" ' 'David Garden.—l am a tailor by trade. I was tossieg along Drentgate" en the night is gentians IMO the Crew Inn. I ow a groat many people lisbeisg, sod I asked what they were resoling for, ilea they geld they were reaming towards Queen. On*. I saw they were reusing is that direction, Yid I hallo Med thew. When I got to Qoee.i.etreet. I ft* nosy people standing opposite Mesaltat's deer. Tie people Imo very dodos, and railing ligelast the tteespotor. They shouted net, ' ' tbe b —y noel est ;" aid lose stenos were th i rt i l lowerria hie modes,. Mr. Watod4.—You have not stated the time of illita whits this happened?—lt *as shoot 14 o'clock, she. shower& 1 sew Meagher coos to iw, awl I heard hie say he wished they Itroold dispimw; and he said, U they weeld out dig. peeve they meet abieth by Orb ornetrge•en. They did ow nest to take soda of that, end sew Goalless!" Is do crowd cried set to seed fur the pleet. The people did set go away moil the piquet of soldier• sem. It was about 10 meetss after the order was gins that oho piquet erased. Whit ember of people did yes tee es the spot ? —There sight be frost twenty to thirty people sear the hoes*. Were they nyieg say thing ? —Yes. Did ens penes speak, or Oen thee one ?-8•• feral. _ __ Did it tipper to be a penal eselestatioa ?—Yes, • getters! eselereetleo. Did tbo people abyss. oboe the Ault came ? Yes, they werodispersed by force. did it appear to yea to he a riotous assemblage of peruses? kratisos.—Yea lees se right to ask that epees lee. Mr. Mi is quite as enneemsery Mr. Watous.—TM piquet wes obliged to be test for. _ _ _.. Eternisation eontioned.—Did JO. hoer .•y fir. ine—Yes, bet 1 did not observe frost whence it nee. My heed was termed the other way when 1 Weld it. Wes that after the people were desired to disperse et before P--Aftereerds. Frew what yes saw, did yew thick that any auger woo likely to oases to Ilio Prisoner I—Tos, I did. _ .. If the hoes. in which yes live Wit, attacked le the same way, shook, yes thl.k Tomei( le deep'? Mr. ATIIIII.OIII.—I object to that rotation. Mr. Wales? (to Mr. Foolkes).—Do eat ask for Jbe witness's opinions, bet merely prove facts. Mr. Mlles.—The wifeless has stated that danger was likely to enema, sod of come he might expect dagger to himself bad be been in the house. Mr Hammy` —That is Wiriest. Ezentinaiion continued.—l only heard one pistil fired, aid that was after tke stones were thrown at the windows, sad before the ;Agee arriseJ. Cross.eismined by Mr. ATZIIIIIOII.—Yoa •nly heard rape pistol Steil ?—No. And how sae, pistols were tired before you came up, of coarse yo• don't know ?—N., Ido cot. It was past 12 o'clock when I got there. You say the Prisoner come to the window and de. sired the people to disperse ; was this done in as cool and collected a as as you are now giving your evidence ?—Yes ; he did not appear to be at all in a la the Palmier an scriesinlsece of yoer's ?—Yes,a slight acquaintance. Sarah Davies, the wife of John Davies, a witeen whose t►stimony was taken on a former examination, wig neat pet into l►e witeess.boz. You were at home on the eight le guide° ? Yes, I was is my bed.room at the lime. When yen got iota your bed.room, did you beer ■nt thing in the street ?—Yes, I did. What did you beer ?—Tbe window of my bed room was open, sod I heard Moues and glom fall, and sap I to Mr. Davies— . Here the oiliness was impeded in h►r dialogs* by M. Atkinson, who add►essing the wittiest geld, " Pray dont% tell es toy thing Mr. Davies amid, or what you said to him." Mr. Fout.aat.—lt is en observatine of fact. Mr. Avainson.—What is the fac , ? Mr. Milne (sddrosslog the stitoess).—Mae year oborostion Ito Mr. Davies relative to the throwing storms P—Yes ; I ran to the windrow, and I said to Mr. Disko, " Tha►e is something broken ; the girl leas loft the window opera." I ran op stairs i.t. the front room, the wieder,' of which loco the Prisoaer's lodgings, and I found them both left open. Well, *bet was the result looked throe h. and aim the Primmer at Lis •iodow is his shirt, and I bard him say something which I could not make net. Did you look towards the street to se if there were any persons there? I did not pet Inv head orbs. Did yips hear the people say any thing —I heard • great deal of talking and threatening, and soon. cries of "'fern his out." Stele the words •std if foe ein —Why, there less s I eel deal of **eerier/ that iLey *mold do for hint, red so forth: I cannot recollect the eery words. Was single V.siti obi& yes bowl, or a great many ?—A great many. Dud 'ma hear any pistol discharged ? —Yea, in shindy aftersrattla. DA yam ma any thing elm ?—N'; I called nal to Mir. DEfiet, and 4r come. you see the Psiseneer *lie at ilia time ? —Yea, I dui. lYnat otas hot sitostinnl—Shr was 'talkies hark• wards and famish in the Prisoner's toren with a dud in krt arms, apparently witty mock distressed. Did you sty any thins to any NA, even 'hist et- Mists Yos; 1 spoke to Mr. [hairs; 1 thought hr won' t , hive pat out. Yuo u•re strait! for Mr Dotes lest ke slmuld go out?—les t l isss. M4NI:IIO3TRIt. Nor. It. It W !LET. MEAGHER'S LAST ERAMIN A HON •anDISCHARGR. Tams morning, according to the adjoarnmont, the esaminations Is this case were awninged en behalf of the defenre. Ten o'rierk nes the hoer fined for the j commencemeet of basin's., bet when that hoer ar. rived, no crowd bed collected es on former °casinos. and scarcely a single inditideal was in Court. It was! set until nearly 11 o'clock that Mr. Weight (the Magistrate who has attended throughout this imolai. nation) took his seat es the Bench. Pretties to that hoar, Mr. Atkisson, the Solicitor an behalf of the Proseention, sad Mr. Foulkes and Mr. Barrow, on, the pan of the Prisoner, wore le Court reedy to vowed with the bushings of the day. Edward Meagher soon after soda Ms oppearance, and with a smile on his countenance, took his sta. Hoe in the primes& bog. Peter Gill was the dust witness easetined. Ills evidence was as follows :-1 am house t in Ow employ of Mrs. Byrom, in Q.ay-street, and was in Drin-gst• eat the &lords, maim in gaieties. I mot the Pii.oner nearly opposite the George Ins. There were two persons with him who appeared to be his e •rnp miens. At this time there time a great molly p•opte cooed him. The Prisoner was going towards .he Police-office and the crowd followed him. Soso of MIA people cr ied out s• That's the bi—dy rascal." Mr. Meniscus (addressing the Beech).—Do you ennowee, Ir, that ibis evidence is inadmissible ? -- I do oot see that it can be, rules sore connexion is shown with he case Air. FouLettir—lt has to immediate bearing open the case. The object is tu 'show that the Poisoner nad, at an early "wind of that 'ani l ine, been pursued a mob, and that on t:.at occasion dreadful threats were e‘pri. M AGIITILATE.- Y O l5, )1/1, to b. DM Mr. fooLags —lie rot Wowed op to the Pollee ulice, aunt from l beu co to his ogle lodziogs is Quote sit eet. Mr. llsaitow.—Al!ow me to say a word or taro,' The charge against the Prisoner's, that be fire.l it ewe praceble men. We want to show that the Pri soner was driven to despair before he fired the pistol, god that his life had been placed in imminent danger. We admit that he fired at random, but we are now showing the provocation, and we will prove that he Wes gouged and driven to desperation. Mr. Fuvwsca.—We wish to state the whole of the' fors, in I not, es my Learned Peiping, Mr. Atkinson, bee done, to lake op the story at the end. If the fir mg had been wholly er.provekeil, then I will ad. o, and all must allow, it to be a most lemon, pro- Strife, and wicked act. Mr. Witous.—l think it proper that you should priaz•ed. The ' , gemination was then continued :—The Priso ner had a pistol in his hand : open seeing this, one ani-ng the crowd cried oat, "'fake it from him;" b-t he Passioer imasesliately turned round and said, 6 6 If yue touch me, I will blow your brains wat."— Another in the crowd called oat, " Users 61'0— Tee Prisoner then gut round into Back King-street, leading to the Police-elite, and I saw no more of Maas No cress elimination was entered Into, Int the witness was called bark by Mr. BMOW, for the purpose of asking him *healer kw was any relation er arquintsece of the Prisoner. The witness an. serest is the negative. Mr. Baanow.- 7 011, very well. It has heon in sinuated that because a Min as su Irishman, he must be necessarily a row. Mr. Mais.on.—l made no such insinuation of tbe kind. Mr. Baunow.--Yes, you did. Isms While and Robert Snow were mit coiled as witnesses on behalf of lb. l'risoner, bet neither of them appeared. Mr. SAltilow.—Tbis is very strange. 1 most call Platt (the offieer2whe saved the s woons..). Mr. Milne.—Surely, that is gaits enneoebsiry. Mr. HABSOM.—No, it is not, because we all in dict thee. 1 will have him wit for. Inutt Mr: lIARROW.I /bleb OthPOWIIII.. It I. retest 1.. portent that the matter shoal be investigated. I can prove that this individual was confined for two years for felony, mod It sow waited for Cropper's case, het cannot be found. (this was spoke* is a lead tone and vehement maar•er•) Mr. Avattisom.-11C11, well: there is me ace. don to be in a p 494101111 about it. Mr. Boniow.—But I las‘e a right to gay IL This ■an cannot be fogad. We ere told that he is a tort ton factor, livinz in liryerly-stree4 hat, he rennet he found Torte is no seek person living there. If Mr Atkisson will produce him, we will give him a handsome r►ward. Mr. Assume* —well, what is your sum? What mem -d will you give? Mr. BARBOW.—I shall raisin, Mr. Matt, sot on •bi. point, but for another purpose. James Platt was 'gain put lain the bee. Wh Wit a you afraid? Was it the angry dived. thie of Ike craved that yno were afraid of?—Yes ; `they mime 1 so synch revenged. I [l d yes consider the Poisoner and his family le s ? —Yve, very greatly. much so, that you were afraid of your hos. ban l's gring out ?—Yes ; I got ►im to retire after the 4 log of the ',eland pistol. James Platt (pea of the police-officers, and one of the persons against whom Mr. Ifeet intimated his in. tas•les to proceed crisiesily for perjury) was iss?t c.lle I. Mr. Bkaaow addressed the Beech.— I An now, Slf, abort to give evidence ceocerniog one George Steel, respecting whole you may perhaps recollect there was tom conversation on a former day. Mr. Milne. -= This is surely a gaieties for a Jury, and net a Magistrate, to consider. believe you recollect the night whet this matter happened ?—i do. Yoe were then at the Polkia.ofice?—lres. Do you recollect the Primer ceasing to your Ace I do. About what time of the night was it ?—Abed 11 er it o'clock : I think between t►e two hears. Coder What circumstances did he tome ? Mr. ATIMIIIO/I.—l really must object is these sort of gasifies.. I believe the point was Willed on the trial of Joseph Mmes. The Overt them declared, that it was sot compernat to go into eel. donee of any pessimism prior to the time of his as. trance se the Geld. What was done at the Police. therefor*, has Nothing at alt Is do with this get mime, happosieg at gotta a digereat place sad Uwe. Mr. 8A11R0ir....-k was present at the trial of Hee. boo, sod I teem cutely how the case was decided. Mr. Appleby was pet into the boa, to prove the le• 1111111611 of tile parties. Intention, it is tree, is DO hot in the present fasten', a fact is to he !preset Toe Prisoner is accused of begin Arad epee harm' 4. individuals, and we will prove that he lea drives• to de•peratiee; we are not about to prove what the Ain said, bet to show is what a dengeroall .11th lin he was placed. Mr. Foutaay.-111 is tree that tilt wholly eases. aimed with the evidence; bet it seems inseparable, from the farts charged age;ost the Prisoner. Ire the ease of Hanson, the facts were not in the least cos. anted. Here the ma was pursued and goaded by a mob, et an early period of the eight. We give evi dence of the whole transaction from tile commence sent is the conciesies ; bet my !merited Friend, Mr. Atkinson, has, very conveniently for himself, jumped late the midst of things at once. Mr. Milne.—The gaieties Is, whether the mat fired wit► or without provocation; and unless evi dence is produced for that object, how is it possible to &tamales either one way or the other ? Mr. ATILIIIIION.-1 still wiaintale, and will as. does to de so, that then is so coneection Is/tweet" the &Bakal the Police•eiee,aad that sabatiesetly ia Doawagete. 114 r . Wow trr —What is the whom going to slats ? Mr. Ammon —lli to about to state a matter wholly unconnected with this enquiry. Esamiaation continued.—Well, what did the Pri. Inner say ohms he was et the Pollee-WIN sp. p aired to he vary roach Irritated. Mr. Milne.—What do yo. wean by the wore ir. titmice), Si. ? Don't yes boo, that weans angry I wean that h. was very mach frightened. Whet did the Pritoser treat?-110 wasted tome. body to gn dolts with hilt to Dransgate. For what purpose?—To take care .f his. To preseite him from thereat). Did yea see may persons outside the Pnlice.oflce ? —be ; and they appeared as if they had beau rule lowing him. Th a t was your impremion at the time ?—Yes. What were them people tiling or saying?—They appeared to be very woes exasperated ariast him. Why did y 'oppose they were exasperated cannot state any particular 'rinds *NA firer utter ' ell, bet the people said that they had been following him. _ _ _ - Mr. A7Ztvernil.-1 appeal to the Bonet whether Chia k yet-. or.. UAliftOW —lt certainly is evidence. Yolk Mw, Mr. A kiii+o•n, sorely most be .cry mrsogo. Mr. Atict %twit —Yolks is the scut - lest law I beard. air. moist net hied the witness, Esaraluation tooled —WM, whit did you in .sisogoesito saw Mr. Cantorili; and I t in tilw, •• For God's sake go with him, or they n.11:II•r him" Wof did )ow say the' ?-13emstao I thooght II would iii, aoae Cm .to hist. I 1•111 the people • t•liott Ale; and I said if they did. I would t 1 of them :nig cnrody. Wlst :wow of she people sisemTed roved l'otiroosficA hey delfiersod. DA km beadles e l , to dis;.taa them Certsioll sii vi as did ; sal saccerdri. seer sr. said eon they not telt. the a. . isk /elk *M. 5.111 ...... it, 0, %VW