The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-04-19 00:00:00

dx2 i&W f~ . 1 / . EASTER M9VD4Y. Yesterday the Loan' MAYOII, agreeable to.an cieut custom, went in proceofiou to Christ Church, in Nes/gate-street. Ile was, as usual, attended by the Sheriff 4, the Chainherlain of London, and the City Officers, and Aldermen Sir Joi Sir • CHARLES Pima, BOTIMILL, gillAW. Sir W. LEIGIITON, FLOWER, Let, PERRINO, SCSOLNY. NiOslut. Si mM , WOOD, Domyrtio., and Baca. The proceuitin wws prece•led by the Christ Church end Bridewell Bogy, A lai4it cellent sermon was preached by the Bishop sfSs. usavar, from the following text— _ _ - - - " 1 boos emoted SO 141711 aii v ar , Ur gold, or apparel"— cirp.ll6o, l rs”ll! i" - . - • ir • worn 1114 Lordship returned in the mine form to the Matision4lonse, where a s u aptuou+dinurr was provided, before whieh, the swords voted to Sir David Baird and Sir Samuel Aellinntr, by the Corporation of London, were presented to them ; also the Freedom of the City, accompanied with a suitahle Address from *the Chamberlain. Sir Da vid Baird, in a abort, but de po t speech, returned thanks fur the very bit beuoar conferred on them. The Egyptian Ilall was superbly lighted with variegated lamps, festooned round the and did great credit to the taste of Mr. Patnel.— The tables were ornamented, as usual, with temples and pillars, displaying naval and martial trophies, under the direction of Messrs. Hottmay. THE DINNER _ ..... The baron of heel; according to custom, was placed on a pedestal at the lower end of the hall. Amongst the company were— Their Royal Highnesses the Bakes of enmhcrlsod and Cambridge ; the Earl of Portsmouth Lords Midemve and Hawkesbary the Lord Advocate of Scotland • the Solicitor General and the Swedish sad Portsguese Ambassador'. • • THE BALL was opened at 10 o'clock, by Hi. Royal Highness the Duke of CUMBIKILAND and Miss AINILEYs who presided fth LADY MATOltrsS. Although a larger space was appropriated for 11a:icing than usual, the crowd was eat-mire in the hall-romp, particularly at the entrance, from a new mode of admittance through the lower pas,age, instead of introducing the company up the broad Lair. al formerly, and many of the visitors had not gime.' admittance at it o'clock, and very few ladies eseaped..the loss of their shoes. tippet, shawl, or wig. The Korai. Otters and most of the Nobi lity left the Mansion-House at 11 o'clock, and escaped the pressure of the crowd. THEATR ES. DRUAY.LANZ. Last night this Theatre re-opened with Mr. Sammie's coirmly of The World, and the enter tainment of Tekeli. Mrs. JORDAN was in es, cellent spirits. awl gave every effect her unrivallPt! talent► can bestow to the part of Lady ldloonsfirld. er exertions received unhounded applause. whole comedy was adinirchly sustained. and Int aonrcri with repeated plaudits by a moat elesfant audience. The Princess SOPHIA of Gtoticicir.a eat in the Coantess of lifstarrox's how. I.srly MONTGOMFAY and several other persons of distinc tion were present. covEnl-a.4IIDEN. Monte► Coos►. and Mr. Conaa's Richard, were irresistible attractions, last eight, at this theater. The house was crowded in every part. ASTIAT'S Amphitheatre opened. last with The Beare Cossack, The Loge-eiek Tailor, and The Goddess If the Dance, Mrs. PARMRII. The 4natic Theatre, at Sadler's Wells, opened, aretable to custom, last night, with great variety and novelty of performance. The house is ele gantly fitted up, and overflowed with company. The Circus, in St. George's Fields, also opened last night, and was well attended. ARGYLE-STREIT STITUTION. The }Ulf Subser;ption, Rir NWe NQille, eons:ming of nee Bnrlettwa, Titre. C"neerta, and One Masques adr, will IMINIIIIItere On MONDAY. May Y. There will be no Performance on Easter Monday. On Mvaday, the asap instant, a Ball sad Supprr na:y. Tests of finbseripbon--Gentlemen, Seven Guineas.... Ladies, Six GehaeSS.—unmarried Dangbters, Four GM. MU each. The Subscribers are respectfully inflated that Mrs. Ashe lite been weeded upon to scrept au engagement fur the Surlettas sad Comte*, sad that she will *eke her first sp. peksace on Monday, "jay 2,10 • Greed Concert. The Director has also the sstisfactiue b Renounce to the liebeeethers, that he has succeeded in explaining and adjust ing a ensuaderstanehug which len, hitherto deprived the Con certs of the aesistaurt of Steak Nalfli, and that this tastier. tie Perianeer hes to cense/knee voluntrend hia Genie* the eve Gincirt, May 2, is which be will slug a Duette with Mts. Bilhngton. Lady CotcLoufin lett London, yesterday; for Holyhead, on her way to Dublin. Her Lad ship was accompanied by ter relative, Mw Col.cLoticy• VII LUAU GOFF, ram. late High Sheriff for the county of Wezford, left town yesterday for Ireland. Lord STILANGIORD leaves town on Wednesday foe Portsmouth, previous to his going in the Press dent frigate, Captain IPlELaztetersith avouvoy for the Brasil.. We find. by a subsequent account of the late meetin,, upon Doncaster race-course, between Earl LEIAM and Major Bowsa, that his Lord ship insisted, upon the ground, that the calsso nious charge should be retracted; and that the Mor acknowl e d ge d th e asser ti on was erroneous, and engaged to insert the acknowledgment in those newspapers in which the offensive paragraphs had appeared. Captain Brrrox's troop of the 3d Dragoon Guards marched from Truro Barracki on Saturday morning on their route to Exeter. On Thursday last was run for, on Burgh Marsh, Cumberlsod. a match for 201. between Mr. LAM PERT'', of Crosby, g. us. and Mr. BaLt's,ofCarle- IsQ, b. as. distance four miles. After a very se verely contested race, the match was won by Mr. Lassusar's g. m. There was considerable betti:sg --th e odds being against LAMBERT'', ti to 4, and ti to 1. A considerable concourse, both of the equestrian and pedestrian orditra, attended. AIR. P4VLL. In oar account, yrsterdai, of the Inquest noon the 'lady of the late Mr. Paull, it was stated. that Mr. Btuler, his Agent, was ono of the IVittwattes. This is not correct. The gentleman-Alluded to is the • 114,1. Henry Butler, brother of the Earl of Kilkenny, the bosom friend of the deceased. Some of the Papers histunate, that the termination of the (irampoutssl (mutest operated on the mind of that u.tfurtunate gentleman, and tended to calm the late event ; bat that maid not be the ease, for• Mr. Paull merely went to the Borough, to feel his grquad, and haviej ascertained that suveess could not be insured to him, he quitted the town itnine thately. The expensm of his visit, amotopaitied by his agent,. were trivial, and were paid, without any solicitation, two days before his melancholy death. cirraz.v kiiva rs DUEL. YO nil EDITOR OF 771 E BRITIIII PREIS. His Majesty's ship, Thalia, Stu, Purtsuioot , :, April Itii 14 " A. A ocrua statement haring unmated in sinir Paper of eater day's date, respectin; a colliers:ohm which you remanent to have passed between a Captain G. of the Royal Mainers and myself, and that AP, Capt. G should say-1 was a 1iar...1 rail on you to enntnittlet thin assertioa, as it did not allude to one. The term was used in the coulter . ..atom, as having bees amide to a third person; an ( Meer of rank, whose same I am not at liberty 1110 W hi ineotion. The shot, cir (-musts, ee is of such a astute I did not expect mus.arka to be iiiaolc on it in a peblie Paper, mad di .ire uo fill tistr serval:on* may appear, as the whole pr.weediugs must I. lad before the public. I am, Sir Your heath; servant, THOMAS 31ASFM P.S. The statement of the above eirtmatstauce has bees !Wei before the Admiralty by me GEO. HONTAGV, Admiral. EPPING. HUN F. The bald-faced stag was yesterday tinned out, according to ennuis: custom, far the auloseitiesit of the cockney sportsmen. The field presented an elegant display of ftosirunstes. mounted by aspiriug pupils of the retina tied Gambits/eh Massy .preetical experiments were made upon the laws of gravita tion, and the system of the human frame. A few itardiing shopmen chewed a very bmilable disregard for their necks ; but the greatur non of the com pany, from their distance, appeared to dread the Cite of Arta on, and thnt by appcsaching too near they might be eaten hr the himinlit: GREENWICH PARK. This favourite scene of ision.ement for the hoii (lay folk wog. yesterday, well 'attended with tom The favourite sport of rotten% down the hill was enjoyed in all its luxury be the hot. and 144sie-.. Kissing i f , th e ring, was also in high fashion, aul I he maid-about, divlayed all tlieis usual attraetions. 1 he apprehension of s visit from a press-pug we, the only Li-awhack upon the spirit of the .ce, s e. With the exception el* a few aukwar.l tuuthltli among the tair de burro , res. we have not heard of any untoward accident in tete conr.r of the day. • . - Ct7RONER 'S PvtiVEST. An invest was heid. yi-iterday afters , n, by Atittiowo GILA.; E 4 wt tr.. Rartry flow public h•,ase, Mount -street. on the tin.i. of I?haa',eth Staub, who was Mk. n out of the bayou , in I lyde- Park, on Saturday night. The first arttnemi was Mr; Perkins, wh o has th e cart. of the Water-Works, is Ilyile-Pork, he sta. e.! , that, on Saturday ni4ht. about teu o'clock, three young men gave the alarm that a woman had thrown herbeif into the Bison. Al'iti 4 eas procured the thug, end after dragcing for bear ten mi nutes, he saw the body looting. By the di►ection of Mr. Fl.her, a surgeon, it was taken to t,.e Red Lion public. house, to Park-lane, aid the n.ual meant were resorted to Car restoring drowned per son•. but without effect. Mr. fisher, surzeon, of Perk -street, stated, that he was presrnt wh'en the body was taker out of the water, and that he used the means prescribed by the Humane Society, for upwards of an hour, but without 'diet. The drreased, who appeared a h thirty years of age, otubt have laia iu the water for year half an hour. Susannah Smethurst, a sister of the deceased, said. her sister was married sis years ao at Chef- OM Church, to I%)lliaria Smith, a man of very low character, who had deserted her for near five years that het sister used to be in service at Chelsea, uu til a few weeks ago, when she seemed to wish to and live with her husband, who at present is a watchatsn in Mart-la-bonne nor ish ; that oa Thurs day night she met hito, and. proposed to him to take a room for her, which Ire refused. upon the ground that he was so poor he could not afford to keep himself. This and her extreme poverty so at . - fected her mind, that she committed the rash act. The Jury returned a verdict of—Lwrocy. A desperate battle took place yesterday in Tot bill-Fields, George Crib, brother to the famous Crib, and a coachman, nicknamed Brows Jemmy. They fought stewards of an hour, when the populace broke the nng, and would not sutFer them to tight it out. Georze Crib, however, had the worst o f it. Neer a dionsand spectators were present. _ _ Several days before the Drawing of the PICOT. BOYDELL'O t and BOWYER'S Lotteries, the Tickets rose from three to five Guineas; and, on the morn ing of Drawing, not one was to be hod at any price. Hoassay and Co. having every prospect before them, that the like circumstance will occur in the City Lottery, (the demand for Tickets and Shares being unusually great,) they beg leave to recom mend to all those who propose to have a chant..., not to delay buying.—Tbe publie milks- of the plan is such as cannot fail to recommend it to the notice of the Citizens of Loudon, as weil as having a chance worth the purchase.-26. Charing-Cross, and St. Nlargaret's-hilt, Borough. Ne.xt Tuesday will be drawn, in Guildhall, the Grand City Lottery of Frei-hold Holmes. dis charged of Land-Tax—apwards of 10.1,0001. value in Capital Prizes. Tickets and Shares irre bellia;• by CARTER and Sumer., e. Chstring.crosi, and 4. Skianer-street. C. and S. rec.oininend an imme diate purehue—as, from the rapid .alc of Ticket., the price mart increase considerably before the drawing. 8.4R0N OLITiL , The Mooing it: the Charge to the Jury at the late Ateliers at iv rn:fitra;:aQwr the Trial of Me,srs. .rikoth anti Derinzy, fur thv itiuftier of Mr. Col •' itiristi Sartre proreeded in aum op; eatheharge the Jary. Hu reearetulation of what had been saura, the Learned Judge scrempanie33, as he went along, with a rarefy ectinetiel2, the penis:mai t{ which the Repulter takes the liberty here caret:rig Mune place , ilia Lankier ebeerved, that a coanderablieportion of the evidence for the Claret' win intended to thew, its the Pr.- tower, Aleock, a mauve thetinet from that implied by law from the Plegal act which he' hail defile but, is the bet risee,afprevisses grudge ur atoingbit'i there was uo minehee at 34:1 ; say, the culinary of this bad been distieelly proved. It ieded appeare.i, that when a fair upportuuity elf quar relling with south, r lend Leta some* hat studiously procured fur "Mr. Alcock, he lied declined availing himself of what was offered; and bad preferred attaching all nepuesibility err Mr. Culchee,gb Bat was he, so far, wrong If duns there man be, was nut this elective calculated to pretest a not33'.pheity of such combats at the kart? If the rename. tihility sere to be perautial t dad emery stalsordivate age-tat bas to amen. fur the miscianduct of Ids owe tlepartuiroi, whatever beard's might result from each a system, the sparing ',Plowman blued Intel/ not be am mast the usisntre; , nor week. tin rejectied of such a system belt ay a sampan., dup3m.tera. But if idi respuesibilly oust to not with 0. e, on cuald it with sumach prvpriety be thrown ad nu 11.41 principal, by wheal the calpahle &gems eerie employed, ne idiot, et uu the eaudidate himself? Such a system would , be espetiady.emrebjertiotnible, but emit elreesuitaimed the present, where thee caudidate appeared to lime acted in a great degree for himself. The satticiency ur iesothilency. Of the original cruise ed quarrel (With referent to the uric. mass 4.pocationa ire bunter feetingjrsoald aim g o t o peeve uotievukete, ur mane it. Here we SW the ori ginal provocation to bare been as admitted hopiesatua au the mind of Mr. Aleuck, that his interests were hurt, and a promise made to him was defeated, by tampering' us: the pert et dlr. I:vie:Mug* Of his agents, When asked sit it is the matter by 11r. Dudley Colriougb, he staled it fasts and •idirut reserve and, by doing a y proms has to be reconciled, if his rimer(' Ise re - mewed. Ile dots so wilder the iuthiciace of times, rrvateil &ethic-, winch, while tl.rt speak the laruuage of heat a. 131 in-harn two, also the moguage of truth. To say that them, in Wine degree, cuticiliatury dispositions, weir th , ..arted by tb, pmemptury expressions of Conaml Pigott, mesh' be to iosert too mirth : lit threw oat of our considoratim the other evide..ce of the ease, and the various matters alms, it to upperteti.ty'were alkiedird him , Mr. Plaid might allege and prose in ...Ma ' swims. flue ankh, hueerer, angle, u.l the evadvare, be , raid—,bat ii couid nut but h t wohe I, that, is the inter vita with Colcioagh, Colonel Pigott last sea tame settee lowan* eg The at. Mr. Co.- Mooch had, haul defierest is this neepeet tiesaanee to Mr. *leech's vemnstelativu, he desire havasg, imesfund .44th the tallish') of 3lni. Choltatowteiels he, hderver, did last ufbtriogjee up the elutes. Nay, there ••• a terld‘dri r ri sldl aerentmodateweroarse, which he did sot poi sue. - Betides eruyiigg lemur's' iattrfereare era his part, be might hare roomette Meditate an is airy tutu die cuuduct tat his aftgen.s; a n d mossestest that the milli** 'of these brown. aboralel *bit l b . molt of due the statement, that Mr. Cairmegb disid"• mirtyr iti the Came of freedom, and fur serrates% the Electer's truces tessated ears. nie of lin freights's, wee its the nest Owe eel minted to neece.the Jury into the lung of a polthimi, mid wit regal , serdir l ; mid was, in the accredit place. u sivi r ,. gai , !; ~ wl6,a th. , forts would not out. Tle quarrel dud s. t an &tontine by Mr. Aciecii, thst End tens and tetaina must al Aaya rote is th same we, . Ho emitter. implicit In admissive of the very 3. 1 . p ostte .. • ; nod all that use ,deprecated ¢y gain, ..r mgrs kifir, ions a proceeding on uweueentirthreal as .t reps gentiensaity. and s ea... When Alcoa. met tle.-adefectigh ftiesir t, he held the letter, the Ili:le-them ui his mac. tweet, in b • hand. Uliy del not Ce' *lough samact and rev-Ace's, .1 ? Was it poss.ble that the commie. of /114.:orsle, he the nut:, should tiot produce WV live. Mks. a tread mat taterring, winch it made ...t Mr Kuper I Why was all emsninsitaton with the Voters made iroproctirabte ? Why was eat tb. Wier permitted le be read ! bleat if ware provocative Sir In 4;0 1 ' witty, at lent -nano..., gins, how !intimate/ugly eas al' acrusameolabtris tiosiroe.t in those who gave it ! Le Item ptroniestia, which tie rod frirods of A.eock offend, the pretended friend of appeared to tare oirshooh.y n fund. If them than been a preereereire:, there might hare been an Recommit:hit on. This pulapiriereetst, Lind t tieutio, remunerates the Committee, camisole reeestiuseird ; end eat accompanied by the se co4o of Meisilmok,ropreeestlng the entire assn.* of this hittstl m alearopao te:fittal. but th i s nits Out alllllll l 4ldry Joliet ei hisieetlec tool oreasags, NW ' , Niteroi had Cu.,- wit from the Com mittee, bet fromiAlnick. After his 13-rslehipa-embassy bad failed, this amid Iteicrval, owl yet discouraged, ciao el again. Recalled, sot he arbour.' dreshiel, hut to recomak the par ties; and temente attaioiag sh.s pacific ob;ect, abated i much of hieurighial deemed, dial the mitial , der could sently tine bens rejected, notts Isis ilospit ions Os umlae 'athletic* and taisipering wlth Mrs. Clortosoodite?N'teuuutu hid l'ert weil.douuded. These sangaiaary rejectereettanded nut to be at tributed to tie deceased. Thbre naii at evidence' •hich would warrant the 4.,enbitig dodo to Rua: It Mr Penanal bad been shoved to see Dim, Mr. Colelough might be sow alive. He requested this pennisokss; bat it was feinted ! )Ir. Cadent. dial (ruin the abut et a !nand, *bolt the prisoner Aleck Med. But who might Mt cessidered as liming put that instal .ate Ins adrenar a hard :—Nut the firecosid, who did ow Connally en the gr:nord but that false friend., who had re4eeted every oiler of oceousalodatiou In dm rimasestences, at;. Trial was nitric Bo by meolisrvio Two of the witnesses produced is the dines*, Mr. Piveeval and Mr. thug , were murderer" ip awn But pe.baps those who contributed meet to shed the blood of Mr. Coklough, had trot appeared epee this trial, us ti;c table, or at the bar. TM-conduct tel some of the ilrocirma's aillsereole was of a different 'iliseription. That of Mr. Hoary Colcluagh had lases described mi immerse we is the extreme ; sad Mr. Halite; Colston\ appeared to have ismodorionety neolocted the dal beds of hm friendship seed lies cloth. Mr.M'Curee bid tide hems prminced as a winger; anther had Mr. Henry Col e holh. The elmence erns/ letter was est tatisfacteriy arrogated fur, and the Comm of elm former rem Sot si - equated for at all. All we knew was, that both coedit have throat. some light oa that siloitenote tratometion ; sad the Prisoners were entitled le hare * presumed that the light which tiny ma.glit nest gems et would be favourable to their defence. The Pr SWIM were now entitled kit this could serve them; re have 3t persistent that au Scram of arcomme dative would ham ...honed 3i Conte, whit h erre net found ed au each a retraction ut Sir. Aleneka isiessa4c, as *vend have east ati inspetatiou to bit spirt-2a 0 03 111 loin to these aurr!e s ers renu,oienic , i," slings were ha elcuounced, mid to that enguis which MO of bosom spilt punctiliously avoid,—But alter the cembataata had reacLed the gruuod, it is conterded that Alcockii magemery disposition come MB be traced ; and his fighting iespetterke is urged as ea clue*, ceide.are of his thirst *obi ad. rtdoubted'y if he had omitted to use gleams, Mr. Calcine* Might hole had abetter chance ter hfe. It is equally paqatititmatiie, that .1 6s as lagairist had fought blindfold, this cloned would have hero better still. Bet were we prepared to assert, that a duel could be what daeli:etv could tall fair, alaesa sae of air mutes yore • bamiage ever his wire ) bet In *early this saaatios a abort-sighted pen's,*.thou spectacle% might he. Gimme" ens at best hat plan. the nearer ea a per with him shine sight as free true' alt eh ti rt. In &stating to take sou, perhaps they camel ids au arch. "A convex let. malt whet', that is to say, it feletfire the dimenaluus of your oLjeet; and though you level serweetel) marble yen see,)4o "say sot lot what yea *cold aim at. A concave leek, us the .N.. dienuishes the unject ; and the "mailer as object isoit sees,, the harder it min lee to hit it. Bat here it is stir gni, that Mr. Cele lough was ,ire,-stghted. He had sot, however, beau at the habit of using spectacles; and Mr Alnick, as the coutrery, bad. The lair inference seems to be, that he who smut wear them, lead lees reed of them %hart lie ; suit rant it might have bees km safe for Mr. Alcoa' than for Mr. Colelosgh to fight without them. Thus the wearmg theta would hecuree a mere seep towards self defence • which, is a duel, uefeartireately implicates an d idestilk; itself with the deatnietkiii of your oppineet Rat If Cidelerefth Vequired eneets-les, what prevented his' procuring them ?or his Sweend'ell-V , 17 t h e duel po:tponod until thef were provided ? ran we doubt thet finch post pone:twat would have 'Nen allowed Nay, of itletviVe wearing glassed deprPted hal adversary of fair phy, "Ali., it Ix siippoivd !hid Mr. Near> Coll-lough, au houourahle man; ....lid bare permitted au foul a combat to IMOttett, aid h..ve co,bied hueseff to threatening- a proseenfons, if fated ruts. sequence a ensued ? Would he bare himself gtiren the signet fop thebutrheriug of his G:end ? it was plain that these gl sates had not hero epeciiilly provident Mr the duel ; nor did Hoy, on iuspection, appear to have any thine estrsor denary in their constructioA or powers. The/ were the mere .adivary spectacles of a shurt-s.ghted loan. The change of clutl,es was • eircniestance Khich ought iu no respect to pre judice the prisoner Menet. It must have been tither wet droll!, or if it sizned, was • suers eore merely and strictly eof self deietee n t giving hint any additional ctifir.ce of head. Colcinu ;h., but only leeseai .r the ellAikt, of his. being hit hims: If. The donee of dietance, instead of proving, re gatAcd.the itnputotion of a thirst for blood. Ten paces were chosen Its a less fatal totenul than twe:re. ' As to tite.ioterfcreace Vf Deriersy, it tipper' ea to have been neither smagte.auey. toe Gaetano', except is a rood matt unu aaal of the latter term. His conduct a• 3 rut ,iattzu.nary : for IR carlua.re tendency awd objbct ertre--.lot 4'track to 'boot Lis a:ternary, but to prevent Ina bring shut litnieelf. Fie infrely 01m1 him in a rife cheat be had yet ao p suol n, his bawd. Neither toted hs bt routiclererl ia the light of au otileitrus meddler ; haring beet' . . . . . WIC of the tart* rt.:rule a lected by fir. Pereevat, coati), m iddy to a plan of %hit h Mr. entelnagit's second had ap peared. Tin B trou bare roofeest d. that he load bweo .nter. Itaj :tito details, 01.:ch iingla seems indite/11) uid implied!, r,rietiuo to iti.iteedirge which were urterl, W their nature. mud .Lich unit be treated with entire 44. cututtettaree the Beech. The pet-altar citeu•nataocla of theater, a. d toe tonna-chum silk!, there 15i . ..11.t be beineet such dui a4S, awl the charaWr and oaf. ty of the Pris , an•►s at tLe Bar , mast furnish his excuse kw notitini such mutters, auiti Le trusied this elltielhe would fall Wilt: Awl. 14 %jai/ta m-show Reran holds snmated up the eei4erere, sad ieterspeeeed iste siaterneet ugh the resuarks which hare here be.. twouslst together: hi. Lordshipiliea ekes ea ins buska sad addressed nue Jur : . in the Mown% words, Mitring tints icrapitslared the evidettet, u it appears upon is nasal it remains fur me, is addition to th o s e s hi t * l have already ;made, to address to ion, men, such fell ftt tit r obseivatiotis as a case au simple ia its tonere and rircurnstauers will ;dant of. For simple hi its muses sad circtimstatters this case is altlio` . xuti 'canton fail to has* obi:nail out merely the , reality, hotiif l may so empress it, the ostentation ano parade of Interest and sensation ' wits I.lt:cts it has been tkunght vapedient to distinguish the pre. sent trial Pewees us, turwever, and this antesest—thetscas .. ua and this sensatom--there is and origin to beau impassable abyss. Law. justice, impartiality, arc to be our guides; with prejudice and porsios we have within; to du . bet to subdue them. oOe wily feeling is permitted to ester into our do. litieratkals, and to imflurtore our evrisiors. Idu nut meaa a•• teeliw( of proly rancour or revenge; bat that wiiiil antioaat of mercy u &wisp - 41..1W cad pirmades our taw. la liimagia. ty . o ' biro our eireuit C1.14.6146iniU11 was fust serious disturtil.ucia, mid even tumults, had pri. 9 =l:Z it bt tame teetsSir. that the law sisuchi put forth its tee ems, tor the restmotive of the public peace. Vat ewe j mama was out stimulated; perhaps 1 might rveib IWO* whether A was properly assisted. =Mum dltitwhers, kollallfage were tried, forted gui ty , mid suffered dew h. tut ihe . were not old) salami", hot LecesaareesairOws, their raweictiwas, sw metalloids, gresit+:l to•Wsektr Ili. L.usilist :T ~ ort. , , apu ow blic interest or attest:ow. H dab mesa, case 4tlx charge we use Mow 114.1% f 14 strip it sr aba‘. tia;lpiiiti aod•ggraestimas with ',limb I know out mahathar pair y i ii.. 4, 14 a inure justdiable motive, has suliGht to cloth* it-- , aid a tat ion it annum tot To a trarrgreitralha. With objets a• must, wit tire owe-hated. etudes* 4141steirell to bat liouUst as fanitlww, se woosiost, ow the mbar bait at6eit . lo. •to be Wetly clip:l6ls mad ._teri . .. Tau perms!, diegilaaraisir and rim•th.g (0, amolvipal law, pilfer pa)is 4 tkeslsisaus" . false and pilatilaii rift.: of bucuus - :AA use of Hem dia. clainsera:Nllo;l4 , o„ pagoseaditsted d'art% akaadaa by da as • al/Ohho iiihlV - tau)" lab Vas enema= vain ye paacitalloy'a wh.a . l bat eau tok, aPeaaa, ti same ha: staaaa, "Inklikkaia a man _mac ha ,poother, Ire &a • ailashely atistrathe I. has. plaa, dam 'Labia: MA 41 ah der ..,e4 catwalk., a rionms prosahttidat sigmas* roof eastav orbit death. But dome of'. aft. proketie. i, mit lin premisie, tig min hums. iv Lows elatimartTes beet prestat; mew* sod amiating at the perpetratuil of arbat they wow repsearm tu Lire teeii,aassirshr :. au . hi alitclaras of law, ILet relprOSectia,oi o. 4 ,arch. °:.r. 4ueue si them Prem. colors we may . eiomeivo ly, haft at ur.e• tinge beam dintruoi that their elmmigua skoUld iug.tt the deists a hmh he haa snerreo should do. the eel" a. t fur .11:eb they rote prefer a capital i.h.tottsevt. It, a'..itar:s g the come of honour imul aillwriug to talAll aorthat Thick as are hare as rad i al aa otholuieler, the trisssets . the 41...eassel had decliosi to Secept a massage, se Wes tariy sesdiag ate, se sosydaubt ottether these stresestes issertoes of the las, Weelllll Out score to associate with bileh strict elm even of it, sad reward their pa. ac coodait wUh indiciado ilnuirsee.- 1 him, Go the object of their Maws, a larJ alternative might d. throws—ef being posited is a coward, or ii.dirted for • murder. but when a man of satiable qualities and estimable corthact, as I believe. and almost brew, Mc. Colclongh to have bees, a robot man, thew frieed and fwetrueitew—has futtea--bis mutaroint nun:erects may ;hulk themselves enti tled to have Wend I.r sad to maks the law as insvrie cf private reseattnent et.d po revenge. In Wort, ia g manes to demend jcstice, they may Ire only l.witing ft.r Be ilia, however, as it may we deity remains tic same: my duty is, In state merciful; what I conceive to hr the law. Homicide, e4tnittiLled suddenly, un sertbrinitt privocation, in the beat of lith.od, or viiseitg on as utpir ost dilated ousted, :le niazeatti,t.it, lat of this species of offence there riveting to he t e:dence iii the strewn, case, meter toy view which you a unlit be likely, or, perhaps, torsattd, to tihe of it. but if homicide oneue ea • deli berate duel, between patties meeting with deadly weapons, ter spy...lament, such hoituriiir w ill be murder, and expose lf'A slayer t.. the heaviest peoulty of the law An attempt le 9 been wake to thetinw,uish tio• present from MI ordinary duel case. But I will sot wooed the frelinp of the Prisoner at the Bar, nor lased your uituf, 'tending, by dwelling 10, on this topic, than elide 1 say, that the attempt imp p-ars ta ma to base helm ninety uoseceessfal • and the Protrocuturs to base noire than failed to prove the Prisoucr an assegais. If, it.drrd , they bed succeeded, his crime would base peculiarly called fur the vengeance w• the law e amt anmisiisteriug its rigours, you could nut feel the lout cum ptiactin. bat, however' fair the dot ;, the homicide ennui% us, it is murder. I feel sow natural retortion., is stating this to be the lan ; and you may feel nner.siaces at being remiactici that it is so However math sod justly saela combats we to be hlasned, you may more abhor the mu 'emery setious which prodnee them; and pity the victims of • law of IN:Vision wloch you strongly wash to be repcsk.i. You may have seas—you must has • bituds and leat , V. y Genetics—mid wall be disposed to ask tide question of yoc ct•iim:tencea and hearts, whether the pule and indium:, of Leman nature might out trail roe to wish that these acted rattier mediate the law, than endure the score roil commute,'" of (Hewes knows nneparia* troth: ; car incur t:...: slightest stain or blemish as the tr lionoar t l'ou will t gore the ' , roomer the benefit of three redactions; bat e 1..- ther you muslin be warranted to do so, is what I Warm/ dare inquire, otherwise than by summing tares • hire I conceive to he similar in their tr e a t stature, for the p9Sp9llO of illustrating and expl a l s i r g your imties Lear. If as usik-rs at the head of ben regimeet I talk of a toward ends w 00..- duel, sod horsed of cett:rig the estonsder down, thallnute and kill him M a died, hr is • aiareleser by law : and if re. are baise4 to dad the Prtaieatr Aleock guilty, you iroaiel equally •64ge4 to retsina a verdict of commotion' against • I gallant Odinir, antler the circumstance* which I have it - s,t tbed. Yet, as the otLar bead, the military pearlier.- t and iutolersVe clamtrece eh:eh mast iasvitelity follow tow- Ile inalarithig to the atfruist, st carte* be seassaari fur stie to deell taper if CAI It s •l'd unit ,alma. • beleved and su e/.peeled plzeut, he i - ausiteel and reviled, or eyes Wrack sae. beaten Lt the preseare of his sue, and this hitter hspp n t. LW the as-.hart to • duel, the Sao has yid! be murder sad if you oi,itiied acquit the ?times, you see stye it tie: child. It it lit:idiom' tine. As wife n cbe en:bootee ladillAsiSt. Z. 1.4 kill WY, twat Wed east care une& un t h e spat, th.s Nig 01.