The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-08-26 00:00:00

r I : 7 1~1 I 4.. 4 ' _~.~?~ ' ~~ 00 111111 tanwemoisinw --- 2enw— Continent •will, we bops be *Wily effected. Prey potations are making for the opening of the Con- NAFA L. WESTMIATER. ut'Yeti' 1 ' Cosa fervently itlennnishei them to K ola , hr what capacity dens be do tlsig ? Gentlemen, as a Cnmthetithitifr nn the Cifilbritnn . ; .." ;i... '..*: .. • —wamop-- .. I- L ab, Alio ia ' Arrived his Majitgy*lship Sewage, sod .., , • - - thr:aa;' . . sailed fob the River to be maid elf ' . V * ..-4f atty - 404i 'We) "it hosted He does it in his esplanations of Magna Chi, .--- I r tes. "ti.r& Jena 11". doviits resialpou' l og the iunotenceof y our ' worthy Re- der the head of - Les Terre, or Trial kf Jury, lope.-71se brig Trafalgar, of Aberystirlth, Weis with rows, I art of his Commentary on that aug ust a. presertative, • th e laettei of that Gentleman, with 1 p .. , frOla ftetterdally was os Ewa OS the earth Pan of the Good-` the AiSdtalts appended, in the Sra.irsmart i occasion, he tells us, careful: 4 v ogitard agai! sorn loads this swot's& with loss of *ortolan cad rabies. A of the 11th instant, must have entirely dissipated 1 - c'retion; and indeed notiii!tg can he mrol r° " 4l.l4ll4 " likwel " . . .... ll * of part i* la° selidl ibs Simi e n d °f . jerk it is no longer necessary for me, ori than this, thit &it was the grand Apo of I assawia t oed'; pontoon sekimpfts et ' prasegt. Best*. . for linty .tot4rfter, to draw the pen in: as lailiiitr; i tors to prevent discretion from ever flit , !,*baboaaliabe la her ailanitiolliadvotiet rellillet—/!nied• • sad 1 . tbittlillittrer td iethind the Retnier;t a t i courts of ;jastit:e. To this end th ey Rd , , iii/(111111ed'for the itistt; thellldellaaPillivaaaiik,froad losr-••• *iliirievei I ' %ie. 'Aid iii - liiirsintlicatinvc, , .ita . , •t, 'pry in ~ of trial, ldilklif seliary, it 'rho!), iron Qusiiile. ' 4 "lWeisn'el.eri*.—The ship is iiiiiiiiiiittergh, Inland to I.lvrO.' .for hks Lordship ilea trilitillirlrige'r .to use , . get eos.'i ea pialiiingi ffi'i'lXii , toicOto. Tact ' Istoil, 4 fa battik, her redder olf, aid part of her false IV tir e ly f rom a i o norleoio rk or o e fijn o o r roce,'V 1.7) ,--,...--,c, j o . are expresq )14at as Jeryltivtig i gie Iv NalanY' 1 2 ' ..' 71 A 'lepinion Mai the more irtnid. 'tif the LOtara 'at lelY to 11 ° 11j " is"etultti . I d ( - - 0 e - - - gross at Vienna. The several Deputies are already tepairing thither, and the Emperor of RUllibt and Ping of PILVOSIA are expected between the 15th and 20th of next month. The restoration of the Boum sows is said to hove been 'received witk enthusiastic' joy in all the French colonies. The POWS was re • ceived at Berbedoes on the 27th,of May, lie* Bar- ' roans fart*. , ;Letters from the llnsanniit state s that, In se. Doselite f trrsqx had hoisted, the ihlist fisq,et ' port-au-Prince, awl declared for Loma XVIII. 4441' *at Cultirroesi't troops desert. a S t° 1 t.filll9ll l ll 'l s . keel. 'fitiel lt, ' 1 Posrimery, A t t it i n 2S . ,.44led his ..._ ''. s sip G a t is t v u, • . _.. I.ass. ..._ ... itrisi.. i . Starer/Ay and other ' blielitielts. which, base'. Wt . 109 1 grle i. t on% - k r - -4 - ' - Illi - Itti .4 ' . a! l' it; We yesterday noticed some letters from Montreal i ° Lk : , *i itutad lalldi and theiSek,, le schooner, on 4 cruise.—The fit. .. , been brooght forward •teltire • 'tfie'public itgisiiist4ittift , • kh'qhirtently made. L..i.r . fleet has bretagidttp In Cowes Roads the o th er OCH 7 1 0 1 ;6 s p o ts of the war operations against' the /tree- -i 2 ! e tt. l r apea "i - .him ~ inasmuch as Ali s 'ilteib v ifiiiiiiioned,Arittlitonie‘bei.,4af e tihithly Unfn.riunate; f or, lds Jur arc in St. Hrleo's Reeds, and will start the lint fair b than possessions u tardy . and inefficient ; we are to -1 Wied. it" Th Caroline, e Allen, bound Demerara, is on Marcia foetal, upon'dee investiga l lini s 'ikisteo.egrOi s igir is';fiteed bs ;CO ' . Ali t -w hiCh snipe' aWO repent, ▪ day treated with accounts from the same quarter, , .. , the _Tullman!! of 8ew11 4 1411 , 4111414 `but exPeeted I °W itue °I. • Illinr Mit enemies re*lhiitattikereeelves: his behalf,' so that thtthe'iertilitifti'ditected a tletblifteittl4tilifi - hiyrcised ; land the, Jetigeli - stating that i landing bas been• made at West - Plodder ~..., .. . -: s•:i . . 7 •' f, liiii law or' twi .. r, .osinrioaking, by which 14-' l ' ~ .At kstlening s tide.. ~, .. , ~,,,, ~, .. ?: , :,, .... n ittt dm** that the.,O se . ne t * q u ite otherwagirviired Id tvOivn Se - inipinisibility, in order . -by the British t railer; but the statement has not eb-.1,.. r i i imeces , Ava. .. 2l. ,,,, Airi i kt a letad w „,..,.&- ~a „ . 1 elihw"""r-itell will suppose Alit thit t raereriuspicions, eien'''' 'eit' iinVili ititli ation of the whole ti , ' • • tained cOmpletle'tliktant, We give it is it liassettektdm e q e d from Rio Janeiro the,' of Jane, aid from Bahia lhelti., isr grant 'Suspicions, atta - tit:4ls. Luidshipilifin,Ztale. r' '- • . ..,. 1 _ .• . Ili &tin ' 1 ) tC4Og . . , ( ,. I ipt4Pir, with Mails. ~ which ItAnat out of hickiWin temnie ; a m a p is Permit Me tVitipest to yob, Goofed •"A __ ons . 1 weillo.says, ‘e. Heblifitli liPpieild A 94 Arrived the Vesuvius limo, with a not to biliein on ingelgreite nor pvt In the"inieStar, that it is not for the purpose o .. 4 3, • ... •, ers. . r ehip of SO PHIS, end 6MI Allege hews arrived et.,llmtusf-traosperts front Bourdeanit s among them are the Pill°+: ri! By 4 ' set Constitilifon'ef*.more maitiftlit the innocence of your pate i . .! Pensacola., landed tnisepOsiii: aste Want these, and tkiline, Thomas, Spelk, ► Juiso, Wer m ertsumb, Th ßovs yr ese r, this . land no man is to be pon e ' ve, that lem now exercising my bk. for Mates picketed ' • that are tally YERlTlClo4ol4Uvihicti,liet me ask, that is Cleft - e 4 ,completely establislied•otesd. J hunt •f -houses. They . had collected one thou- nerlerbolter, Flora, Adrick, Harriet, Porter,.Aina Dorothea, ~..,_l.. Wortten, Triton, Tyock, Frederick , sad has been the verification of;hie • Ltirdship's crimelL . therefOre. i you, Gentlemen, that It 34 fe.r7 "tend Indians, to whom . their had . distributed arms i,.....ww. , summon , What weenie criniecharged; lord..C. oCtuttnx ? ' yonsisokee' ll -' — , - o . rfrYtiu'Oeise for ' 2 ,. - ' "iediffeleutiiriott, promised them large succours , and I ""'"°. •.1 It Was, es -yeti *et+ erettitnrN;Gesilleasen, _ .'aainten- false, that lam now contending for the rights ._ . .. that in a few d ays they should be maids:ably rein- :, . • . -- Ann to defraud 'the IsineMerable,lick#4lSlMV et• Constitution and 'the privilege belonging s, . trerapor„ Aug. 24 —Arrived the Argus, Pen: , Change-alley. Well th#ll,4l.alitL i il :.enobitviakehit Englistimin—lhe , privilege of not being I forced.' .. ' ~ .. t elt . nse, and ' Dragon, Harvey, from Bermuda. They '. was that - fraudultne lotto, _,_. tiew'sliedi . , 1 0/ 1 , 1 110 -, ." 6 " 1 .....,..br - for atiy: cliaige theta not veriflecl per . •-• Aillisieseitilt - the alpha! of Wostaorida, seated Mexico,'sailed on the 24th July, in company with fi ve or six , words, made meniftet? Thitult irpoint:-..thitlitlibe3h ., . r 'attic/roe . !orpterta—tlto privilege of not ; on it .tatralinease name in the ginipt of 1 other vessels for London, tc., and parted from them yet bean estebtlithed; to oiv'talivdietiott itleak,t, libd to the ditcletion of a Jury, or the law al *ASSitaiissing a very fine hatbottr.. lon the 19th instant, in lat. 46. long 16.: the yetieseghe to hive been rimy and eleisikestibliih-Veitied'.(rair .tfirtrpurious legislation of ale, It ht alSo stated that* Sr ttIONAS Otero:4 had ar- , fleet from Boordeaux, under convey of the Royal ed 9 $ sif.- late Lora en„ - abllt . isttitelos;.far 'o This, ~lder 'than 'Mit Sliallityts Judges. Gentlemen hir / is • .. rived.at Bermuda . w 16,000 men, to begin the 1 Oak mho of war, arrived 'at Bermuda the day they i Lord Cott, dealers! that the intetitles;' of a TAO& 7 . iiitialii - contending for,not the soperesion's justtfice• ware . Unfortunately for the truth of this statement, . 7 sailed, and were to sail for their destination imnsedi...i Jury bi cie ( ficere •por bonnet sfiepifsitionem Patrons ; ; ' tiott"‘f your worthy Repre!entitirO. I stand op time at ! stely. On Sunday evening last spoke a brig. from Ithat is, to veilfY by a goof bloat . of the cobvitry. for a l l) that is,. or ought to be, held deer and valuable Sir TssouAll Pscrets ha stobe at • this . i Q uebec to Liverpoo l , which had had a broadside Rind, Gentlemen, the Charlie late be verifted-41 . P1 •hi the estimat i on of Englishmen. Cheltenham. !fired into her by an American privateer, at the en- tarot tebe taken upon preeightpeion, or strai ne d in- i LILL° wrote the Tragedy of peerge Darn:sell, !trance of the Channel. The privateer had a ship in 'fumes, as the lawmen 'Cid! It: NO I rio ; it' nty)tt;fav the instruction of the Landon Apprentibes ; and company, supposed her prize. The Silson, CLAIM, be made clear and manifest i eirl , elver as truth itself. ?'he prefixed to it this motto from tild:lAakinti--, _ . -.. ---- - - - - - .• • • . t :-... a ~.- . 3 . .. _ The serettiolo'eilW'r,l46t . *64' siva lgortegtari Oahe); 11;1'e bittle brad OS 61- twit's c4eden . and Norway. An Edinburgh Paper states, thht the a estinßtion of detachmnts to. Ireland, there to staibir cs ";tleit eosnite c tiitonded. ' • ' . 3 ` The . Leanliii frigate, wbieiVa le t i i i t4iveit . at Ports. hoti' from era Criss, bat Urea ttota;. 2 11111 - o",.'dolliqs on G9Torosoent &meta" _ • . ity'lbe" Pt tho Duke of Cirstaatic,#to t. _el) , tot, • . . .. of ftVhitehaven, , sailed from the ellylik, on the llffi JarysliefOraehlt proceed tricky,: Wis.RIO b 7, ion. ""*. 011 ,... L . instant for Pleton , and *as taken eight mites north „ atrucliers. :.1( they do not; *War epiirity lave see " 4 : • ' '‘ i tl d :7 .'".... t ''' il A. ll i c ie n by "i ' l r: alli"liF '''..l.:' of Tusher (on her pavaegand "'Cott - ti convoy), for on? and properties i , Mislinthle is the eondi'.. i" • ' '' —' Yu° —a- "' 7 u " 1 7 i _ _ _... 1- ',,t . :''''' ../ " .4. .0y the Prince of Neufdoite . Aiiiribile privitetr.— ' tion .tre slatn' who holds life ind fortune on the .' RW -1111. ° 11 "? :. ` ra '' hmda l "l l !llitrirM, 6 4 :fitat 1111 " • She afterwards captured the Nymph, of Aberdeen, ; cool* a Judge! This ipeeiei 'of dtiertition will be deemed so likelhegAbe et.' is exactly similar. which she. plundered and gave op. •— ' lis deservedly inveighed against by Lord Cola, in his The o nl y differe n ce is; .I**,llW-object of my in.. The French Milliliter of ',Wince; In 'propelling. , id e lu taide l p; 51 , w h ere he opeo k s . o f .4 m any e l. ..straction is or.more genets littperts nee to the Yoh., the increase of duty' owiron - ; stated in our last, said, sister and crafty, feigned •and forged informations, - lie than 51 r: Lrtio'ei *fiiikietts confined to a "I la n ,drat the late war hitd prevented the Report of iron o parairedegalist divers of tire King's subjects to their ch"l of utticure • personsp.7oheress mine compre. North: that it 'consequence the French - )t damage and wralegful yesailon," by Ebesow - henit 3 all cht q "'• ' . . _. .. . 'of " tits - the Dowager Plicheie l or A-.._. there Is likely 11,... ,from the ior, i _ltin ;' - , grew. ' 7 '''-- 1 . i The example I amielng 'to offer or . - °there 'lO if itiViliOng litre ifinnWtilli•ver forges • had conakierahly iltereased; but still that the and Dub - uti, and v0n,... _ : ..rirament topreveit .. . , , , , 9 . ... , fee to t the, A Pitet t io ` ritte of • ilittora' irt*iiiiii(o :.p rice of iron remained so high in France, that fte...auck fetal* alioniinatiooi, test tite-fundstiontillit/b !*eargi• , 1, wi11,, I trust, arouse pit cottetrytteesi te-o, lot cave! of thetnielva, and then -'tli . driirlfl. 4 .,414. - .' 'St En EY4 T and llO Dukes 9( Iroan and CLeneneig -mien iron, even after paying the duty, could he in. • of the lend should he perverted, and; insteedieiife -should not :4.40 heirs male. . The Princess CHAR.. ; traduced from England and the North, and sold ' he, " dike ordinary and precious trial per:Le:Mrs' full 2rel 4 ";•' *{ hi• ill' $4O cheapest wa r A iel 4 tillf -.! Lolls, soil no tin of hers, could succeed by the : from 36 to 50 per cent. cheaper than the French iron... TiltßAt t , they bring. 'sot in absolute and partial 7Vkits -wisdom." «iell'night l , ,itideed, find ht . Oneowi L eCittn., - laws of oerinaux. In this way Hanover hag the He ascribes this to the want of hands caused tiy the Iby DisdaEstos.' i ' • 'rtry several' Aeiethplol -to the sante APS . , ht - • Mist: ' 1, I rospect of being separated from the Crown of ; conscription, and the high price of wood by the de. i . Perobil me. Gentlemen , to draw your attention of teignh, end some adieriaom to tiltil bflifittf •-:. ngland. The Duchess of Saw is Niece to her Mow !.•truction of the forests. But - the effect war, that the ::to this Mat, for it is on . of vast iiaportance. Here lof the Law of High ,Treason witt, '•L think *M , proper to conclude' On. Letie'r -witli s :.if 414 jetty, and sister to the late Queen of Peitleati•— sale of French iron was at a stand, as 600,000 f - ilit est wily see that the Trial hyaery, or per Legnsi eery " There was at one time a matrimonial Militia on the ' workmen were in danger of being throliq'eet of !'llstrre,ens a prneeeding 9i:he dtsenct, quite oppoi4 ltomatances permit ; int 'I am haPpy , lib lidki: thee': lapis *twee, her gene Highness and die Duke of ' bread.. ' l'io the tr*l i..,cliscrc,(itos,..bet..ese*sssisetsbis ilthoullh -40 ".ilid‘rtiel i ttfr lilir he( if ell TrßiPs 4 01 4 i •Cedritilibetiu___ .... ,,, --e " .. .. i The Proprietors of Cieeest.gartko- Theldtertese. tkliereciMeiVenti stigutitised as ait part i g h ou r i d, 4 o,l punted etnot the r..._ intvo ...„ __ttlisst of cwt , Ird . drite plait, , AMAI I OO4IIO4 O _ , ifmila piece yeaterdarett the Stock to proceed on the principle of " Nil adwii reiiiiiiiiies lute" Midi o f decision, and weal poked for I nch 111. yet what_ ___ _rd uvig' l,ll4 absOtWer endPartice ..:., Ex ' •' ' me.' - , 1.4 g , the i sso k et , to the late rum grid superesset ireelldhim." Not content wi th 1 fereiatifort al Duos and 181letoit dealt in namely ; trittietilfterrefiettsW Wilkiettakert -wog prey alea4,•_:;L_ , _ __l t • - . , . .. -- - ' 1 eistoelli ettr.Oltitic ' sellikbelitE* ' ire' I shall 17;a7'T‘ ::,~„~. exchange. . Fu.s.. 'conspiracy, having declared his inability to make 'rod his differences. It appears, that Mr. Ramis, who has long pre . 4 sided at the Alien-office, has retired from this depart. ~*, spent. A rumour states, that Pirraowhashoisted the white 'fag at Port.au-Prince, and submitted hit power in St. Domingo to the King of FRANCE. Mr. FOSTER has reached Copenhagen, and has entered on his functions there as an Foiglish Minister. - Ger restoring the . decentions of the Thaa fint brilliancy, they have, at a cowiderabTe.eapence en larged the Saloon-ro;M, end raised in it an elegant and novel staircase, which communicates by two flights to the lobby its the first circle of bezel,. Thus that part of the house which was before close and confined, is rendered light and airy, and the saloon promenaders may enjoy I hemse I yes wit bout disturbing the audience. The Theatre re-opens on the lath of September . I" - the " sinister, crafty, feigned,' Otd forged." These; kind of informetibns were not calculated to succeed in , that kind of trial that is an Engliihnsan's birth-right --because there the point was veriAcare per bonon ,inquisitionensi to verify by good inpuest,-;-thsti is the explanation that his Lordship gives of Trial by Jury in the very, same book ; and nothing s can be clearer than that,the very end and intention of this veracc, tion was to detect and to expese, to guard, in *bort, the subjnet against these very note informations which are styled by his Lordship " sinister, croft.% _ . _ . the for aeamplei to • osetiece on, how necessary ,it 11 tor' their persona security that the old ittOritte.. Dr verifying crimes is the inquest of sasses 'lleersi porn to give their torstid accord. 1114* evidence, and not upon discretion, should be y preserved Viailasinteined in this land. _ . , ll' !Wry one knoll that the Judges in Pence, as to the Revolution, were left entirely to Itbatiora discretion. They decided in an absolute ipsy, sod, consequently, their decisions were often encetat - the' The other Commissioners to Norway return to many. Messrs. Forrea ORLAIII, and STEIGIINTEILI bate been decorated with the Giand Cross; and Mr.. M Arcata bassists been invested with new honours. ft is said that Many foreigners are travelling in this kingdom, to obtain a knowledge of our mane factories, and that they hate in many cases been sue,. cessful ; in some towns, however, they have been disappointed, 'as it was discovered that curiosity was not their stile object. The reduction of the Royal Waggon Train has commenced, to the number of five troops, the origi oat establiitiment hating been fourteen; whereby at least, hi that corps, 77 officers are placed upon half.pky. Does the eonntry gain or lose by the job at Rich blond Park ?—lt is reported that Lady NiAssrzELD ere up the Rangership of that Park to Princess t; ,t of the nti of foreign _ti consequence ni _ crest gum fly rots imported into this country, sines we had an opening with ilamborgh, that article has fallen con : siderably, and is still declining. Grouse shOoting began in Scotland on the 12th that. ' Birds are uncommonly plentiful, well grown, and very strong but so shy that many old sports men Manua after a hard clay's work, without bag ging a bht t . , • Wedneiday the workmen employed Intl/Bring the ruins at the fire iti King-street, &son Dials, dug out the lrody of the servant maid, who was missing with the two others. • It was eon/eyed to the workhouse of St. Giles's. ' • SiiIWING.—It would appear by some fair experi • ments thet - have now been made, that the Teak wool is calculated herrn& almost alt ether, for the cdn struction of - shir. Its eatreme hardness every one can judge of, and its duration now appears to have feigned, * qui forged.' Lawmen, it Soma, yea, lb. LOW Offeatrs of the Crown, dealt in Inch kind of things in those days—those "great and honourable men," to borrow a phrase lately Atattikynae of their msecessors in office, did, it seers, .deal in " feigned i innd forged information:, to the greet damage marl wrongful vexation of the. Kinec subjects." Yogi , yes, they pre into these ".sinister" praCtires, j duiged themselves in a little juggling, a little profes sional Hoare Pawls; and to carry on . the fraud-sac : eassfully, they found it necessary, to exercise their ' juggling upon the very principle that directed, of ought tp direct, our judicial proceedings, for therl kicked verification out of Court, and smuggled into it discretion. • Why did they so ? Truly, because! ' the one was calculated to give success t o their feigned and forged informations, and not the othet..l Cap itjae ppseible to offer a higher eulogium on the •The . men for crimes ly never ettiniaktid, ionve l lodeed, for crimes. that no tfiteCOAtit ctionoiAt-- - I"iety had before them' plenty of those attceetlthiaa:which !Aid CQKX Adverts to in the kfltite • Ifoitoove Old .Pent.'au. old which_- ha calla sinister, 'crect,f,:''Teitited,;.•aolorged,tisfarnia tions."+7Theil'l"itlikolute and •partiai trial! by dis• tbe sell adapted to such poi. sitnee. wetolia. The batugni trolls they produced, I. shalt itve•th,elteader a !mat itesteßf ! • Mr. COnser s tohaa Oen : tranalatitin 'Of the 61 !* of.Vitaatt .IVom .11 ) tTAir:01eVettilec.' •tibil . 'def . Cessas Celebus; but that can , le not the ottiy one ; of the,ittrid. littother . Priest, eV we read, in :this same hook, was . .elso Went alive Tor the imaginary crime of sotcerl. "'We also find 'ln that bool(the 'case'of' poor Le BatiN, •Who was condemned to - be broke 'Open the iilket for the mar.' flit- of his mists -ego t -hattirat he tine gent the'tor. ,mtaxis for a pei pus_ pus Large importations of new wheat are daily ex . peered in the River from Bayonne and other parts of the French coast. ' Mr. !Vomit's. Twoitweiar, the defaulter, has left the country; bu; we enderstand he sold his magni *Acrid libiary, pictures, end other property before he went. This •is one ei the most extraordinary in stances of the edicts of ostentatious expence that bare occurred within our memory. Mr. MORN TON is said to tare gained 50,0001. by his gambling speeolations in the stocks last year. But his taste ,for splendour went beyond all bounds. Our readers -Milt *Collect that he entertained the (luny's most ineellent Majesty, at his Clapham villa, where display of exotic plants was unrivalled. His library room is built on a Greek design, given him Sir WM. GEM; *id his books are unequalled Stir superb decoration in binding. In his office of Vet trust, ai Marshal of the Admiralty, understand he is clear, as he sold his India stock to make np his accounts. Mrs. JORDAN sailed on Wednesday from Margate for Ostend, on her way to Brussels, from whence she dill take a tour throngh Lisle and Paris. . ' Mrs. M‘Ginaom has been playing at the Lelia Tlteatre, from whence she proceeds to the Beatbourn etunttre, which will open to-day with the Play of Shanger ; the Stranger, Mr:EGERTON ; Mrs. Nagler, Mrs. NPGJENON. RON,BERT.—Late on Monday night, a large trunk was cut rim behind the carriage of T. Morson, Esq. of Ilarley-street, as it was proceeding to town trout . Ebbw in, Kent, containing trinkets and other TS lumble property to the amount of %501. with which they erected their escape. _ _ 's """• -- --- • - been completely ascevlsined by its long continuance at sea ondamaged. A Gentleman is jast returned from India, who hai made a large foßette Ili this' trade. The unusual ansiety of se many to purchass4islt' large scale, and with protOptitude, Tickets and Shares in the Lottery which draws on the lit of September, cannot be wondered at, when it is con. sidered, that Tickets are cheaper than for years past, while Capitals are as great and as numerous, and the lowest Prizoozcseds the prime cost of a Ticket. , . -- w o w . . . . . Covae-Extatsvos, Aim. 26.—1 n caneonenee of the heavy, mini we have bad sisee Monday, and the supply of Wheat' being shrift this morning, mote mosey was asked, and a few sales were erected on rather better terms than. on Weduevday. Barley from Is. to Qs. per quarter cheaper, having a good arrival or that grain, and hat few buyer..—mi are Is. per quarter dearer.—Good fresh Oats are ready sale. aad fully maintain their prices.—la falter articles so alteration. Wheat ('Laallik)4:: , ?..4 6 P i T Befu iek Brun do. ' , '' "'"' '' ' 46 61 Ditto (Foreiga) ......10 66 Old ditto _ Rye , .3. * 46 46 Barle y .- .39 Se Old .... ..• _ New ditto • . ..-•.• Oats - 3O 39 t ' - fp fer , Fine ditto White Peas • • SI Be Polmailda. 39 31 New ditto .. . ..... . . .. - ....111 VI Ditto BMW; 6O 64 sla=t ...... :...70 75 6rey Pals 46 BO Ideas& —.... ..... 65 76 , - ... ......... SWITEIFIELD MARltEr—Ara. 26. To sick the Offal, per stone or Nab. Beef ....ss. ild. ai 64 . . 0.1. Heat of Cattle this day : Mutton ..ss. 01. to 6‘. Od. Beasts MO Veal .....7s. Od. to de. 0.1. Bump Pork ....t. 01. tv Ts. 4d. Vs .. '.. Lamb • .../.. Od. 01' SI. N. Of • tl AIf4AIUMPr. - : • ' " Hay Clover • Straw Trial Jury than this ? Here we plainly see what !last admiretaie jastitution is good for,—it is good to 1 slorgad as against false accusatious,—that is, if Jury- I atsrLwill do their duty ; if they will aerificare per Sari inanieitionwat. But if, on the other hand, t. , ey will not make& good enquiry—if they will not make manifest the truth—but adopt such inferences and coostructians, as the Judge in bis discretion may point out, or their own discretion suggest, then in- I deed an Englishman is no longer safe, either In his per- SOO Of property. Then indeed feigne d forged Recta. 1 imjions wilt be likely to ruin many an. Englishman, **histo ry tells us, and Lord COKE tells us, was actually thetase in the time of Elmo% and DUDLEY,. who, however, did not escape the punishment due to their deserts; those great and honourable men, for such they were by office, were eaieuted in the neat reign. And Lord Come tells as that their dreadful end ought to strike with horrOr those Law Officers of the Cflll,ll Oisposed to tread in their foot-steps, gull eorum ittesl44o insistent eorus &vitas per horrescunl,,l are his words... I must admit, however, that although the taslro *fence before the offender is consigned. ltion -f of ' ).. •• v !dweb. tore to discover hi'. supposed accompliasa.. The man • .. wlts totally inn o cent, and died in'oonsequence of the '. ,IT torture, and .tbe 'real haardergr, a discarded servant, was aftefeards discovered and,executed; We also, read thtiri the case of Mad, tli leProttuisttE; whoa, . husband, disgusted with the, secret i tallantry that, subsisted between his,sylfe and a.priest,. left bet.o4 • solely, and actually marrled i snother woman, mire.. another name, lo a distant s pirt - of the liingdom. , Upon which the priest, wheibacl-tbe tnisfortune to excite enmity as well as. Wee, was•accosed by the Magistrate of the' district (who did not staple to ,, • ale subornation on the ocfelien)' Of having ,mtirder.. ' Ml* husband with the aislstance of the wife. They Were both condemned, and wenol,hdebeen execut. • 4 C ed if some circumstances hadneejedto the discovery of the fugitive husband,' .who - , ilusu • be appeared in person, and was recogniiedisif • relation. and: ne i g hb o urs, yet such *was the luguen of the Liet4.: tenant du Roy upon the •Judgeis,, that it was not : without great difficulty, and after a personal applica. tion to the King, that the identity of the husband was admitted by those Judges, though disputed by nobody else; so that the living husband had well nigh beheld the execution of his wife and her rillitiot for his own murder. It must be confesfied that this seemi very extraordinary, but,,not more so than many other relations in the sense book, all of which are given from authority ; and much I wish that ''they were generally circulated in this countri e as a - .Salutary antidote to counteract the poison which ap ` pewit to 'have infected the minds of our Jurymen, wilt; I am sorry to say, seem to consider themselemi of late as discretionary Judges, instead of : c orn Pi. • . . • 1 . f 4 4 ~~ ; Prim RI( CNCE. two ittatirtntfi.•co - _ fltrtiftit; verifying the *fence before the offeeder is consignee to penishieent is imposed on tit ale* who administoi justice as istigea or Jaipaeo,'l7.llhe Conatilutior of the land; yet this task isfsettuertity a very difficult one, awed ie some cases imprectiilable. .But wha sakitlioseaelektorkwho tiptoed iiaai this task ? They told us; end,tbey bed tie . authority fa *hat they odd, it is •"fott 99 glint! persoes to - 7444.111(140n€ person tl Buffet.. W ketionot be mad , mewlfed; telaegeit. Dia action tin an sot toots span any account. Lori - N tit: pm". NOMA It tie does it s ottson Law. ury. In that • I t 0.4.1 rilemtt r q u int dig- qr.. evident our antes- tiering our [Hoed • Otis r• Jury the ,tilgP that of ct; and ‘le nut to give a arc not to to explain , Cocsavvs, Jury de- nt repented Jiff set op fie-'' 0 re- fer tali attain rota of as of West. of makitig atriotie Soa iy pegs lime 141ted.sfasils _ list It is foe for ma rqm. r i g hts t.f the ug iu answerable' Ittlams &Ter"' ig olittoato,a sat mai pm. • II or any of is what I -0 1 -1 I . lk ~~. µf~ 1 •449 made Dii. Lord 4-AV 40-4r'