The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-07-31 00:00:00

iw - • TAT ESMANi.. y. ._ ~ .• ... • . . - -- • • • . • . .. • . ~ )' • LIRE V. .•.. . • ." - .04 lieverser w i ts indicted'•Mr VufdiShing tt • libel on advice to the Chief Governor fo put it down allot ~4 4 f Ireland, .and its a paper celled the gvening .. . --i i i..-,'-'- • -." . '--, „:,'.. ' . • - .his Grate the Duke of Riot nand, Lord Lieutenant Let not the weakliess.of any one induce him to sup. e nt ,-1 wilt thank-you to insert inyour•Paper - • . P i(Veril 13eauell . Innt'tli 'Stott) ittnlßT 0 1 • 7, . S'• .. . Post; pose th e facticin..iverowieg too it nine' for the co- Tile iti,ic• .•• /dim: ssmilii,.: .:"- 4 ,' ", • , chac.lbe declaration containe d eight;counts, and four vertimeet to wrestle with' if ; 0 0' *ll-0.-•lireunie on the folloeing Remarks, On two Advertisements, distinct paragraphs were set 1'04.. . . •; . limit a sUppOtition • wi lt find' their Jraesgressimis „bill , hare appeared in the' 'rinses Newspaper, re' Mr. O'Coneete, - QII IWhaiii.Ot the lriiipi r is, u p.; ' .Ttle. A yrcesx Elr- . GENE . II. then proceeded to staid . .pOnis . hed • like - those of .•,ortlinsay w....ialefeciers ; they Pliid to postpooe.ebe trial-ti ll the Or* iYitflreise 44 ••- sperting the London and Cambridge Canal :- •in the next Term,. 9r suebet„l,l,e;,:perind,..aa: nit be'. thatase for the prosecution. . , Wilt hod • Meanie!" es coneeitted 'to' priatd . .tb expiate ..., li is stated by 66 A Friend ter the Measure" , (ate • rsuitable to tite . 'ProseCutor ped the ,Court . ar • win. -.5i -MY Lone, ANII GEN'TLEMEN 07 THE JURY, . th e i r oueuret. •,; ~,.. , 141veitisement of the 12th inst.), that it apprartte tine) s gr olinded'utibti threelitudaint,'Ottingfatth,,. it i s a vere 'Pajero part : of .the duty - of tha t " filL - .'i Several.' a itnesset Were then preritieeit from the • •ewhicli.l hold under the Crown, to hring.before you. Slaty-office to . prove by. Mr. Magie's affiitavit of re test " a mystery, that a twelvemonth should have eapeeteil WitntitSee Sir C Saxton' Ithat two of the , .. 1 indictment of this nature ;it is for a libel on I r is • • - ' •. gistry Alit iwiswark the- l'roprieter bait Publisher of the ~I, t iled since the'Act was obtained, and that no pro 'and Mr. Pole, were yet-ableot, and their attendanetel -an . • 'Grace the Duke of Richmond, „Lord . Lieutenant Of Duilltn'Ett'niiit 'Post; 'and 'that * Paper of that groseshould have been made towards the o i ls:it:P imit " 1 would certainly be procured` L. the next term. • since '• twies,uhpoenas had been seried,'• fretand ; 1 it will be my dutylo state tb you the ino- MON , anclpublished try the•tame Mrilitivgee, contain- ,•- 5.t 4 ! the last applicatioe, e. F. in reply, says (see Advertisement the • and viaticum to the iniptint, of 301. had-been tentretvid foes and the cause of this prosecution. I am, fully eel (1,9 LibelisreisiestiOn. Many questiens and ilifil-i. : . ; . 7 •• It is inlely beceuse the _stormy for carrying it inici . , to•the parties,. in eider tO CoMpet their. attendance... F t-aware, Gen tl emen,' of the 'value- wnich you attach talkies ••wete . started by the Attendant's Counsel as to• - • • cotton is not yet fully subscribed, owing, as HE e: r . Sir C. Saxtoii had' written' a letter' to the Croerts So- Ile the blessing of ti free press mid t- can assure you, thenatbre of icime•parts ''Of the evidence, but silty ets,.cu •'.' e • ' p.•ses, ,to• the scarcity of money I licitor, saying he had not:been personally tendered ili _tit truth, ther e is; notteam k tetin the country more were alt . ever-apled.• Qiieertlienraviie eotited by thd scr. - • • •' ' --- • -- me " But ,f think it more likely just at this to ~ .. . . io his viaticuin, although the:ease/Se given by the ser- ; 4 4 • .. Ala , . .Chief Justice. It Lan en d , tio Tanner el serirre to ofstated • vent at his lodgings in London, to the process server ; people against arbitrary government, and it is the report t h em her o; , .... .),.k - • . •• c . • . .. D QWING i 0 filretT/I l ts . Ictilatiops satin g, s ecurity of good 4iititenmeiii i tigaitiat the 'attempts - public to he derived' by tee Cane!, and which the: was, that he,had set,,off for Iteland. In conseque nc e • The Case foe the trosi'n doled itelfi i' 'and the Coort lig sedition ; but if We wettidevijoy life- blessings of . of his not persisnally tendered Ws viaticum idjourned till iseedorit eteiiii`o'clWelt: .4 - • I ~ : being . ' ' free-Press we mus t guar d ago•• t iti-it-it w ill Joe. out:Rl' . ~e ., , ~.::. ... . ~ . . . teertainly . the Traverser coeld,net apply for an attach.. a', ,_ . . 1 61 ' 6 •., , . ( i" . ' Orethe lieeotitrifilyhf.tlia - trtat 'Mr.''G'CON N ELL, in •,.. mend to the Mksote".(eee. i i tdvertisement), l •Yiernt against . hine - ht diseliiiing the sulipmna. But ;11 thel iue prirdege. of every su b jec t ,44e.use,.hse, 1 . 4 . _ 7 s ays the:expellee o( cosivetanee v h Crl 4 v I . mil - was leman like Sir Charles ' hei .We sorry to sty a Gent , . .ea:heti! li . - othlottvh fir deli/ and' he pleases •he . also • caret w s if.- "P c -°ficec" . • oittra 4 ery - § stud pen as , . „ , pal, . . ta , . I' . f tie .* * nit •li i tl • t "etvelosti - to .4414 hit ioeteitetiettimilledioettAte...Gweeett retired -• ' .•'' ' •••• !- - v " `• o :Ossittri.fic t d di' k. f screenina - himself f tt d bu t i assa with i , the ,aw taus ..t •.- ••t- • • • onmiabl of itt• Are 4i q ,cp i 1.. t w i l l e k i s.ql eT s n• . x eos so • • ~- rom aen - i ,rate,. e ., , r , . ~.. _. ~..... _ from the Bar, stated the casep t f b lVViser , • Mr: h 1 '4 •1. d ia l ro t 'Chew, swig. his out ,.towaads the. poblic..uoder-as § ... ea!it ter o the stateieents oft 1,/ttief.,.., .:teie, ; - • . able, wreteet as the nue he hail Put C9cre&i eh I m • ser - I i itn. secanoot ue , tne tieerty et, tile press, w ?lo t s o it;v'sticideetid to . ty, - hAelliber -- atilt - 800 insffiin in, the. aueace, the nextC i tiAn!eljberiard r Sir Charles rY i . - e •°' • ' Nita (WEe l tat? h e oggsli"-Mlai a witness • but t et. " .'• ''-•"• ' / i tt- Aberreept eat byl i ' •• • • - 4 . .-- d'. d ia. t .• • - • •-• "-- top •••• • -`) t the r4..7 .31 .9 _ , .. , t 1;. .,,, .1, ,_ ;e :_ ~,...... 6 r. 1.. 'itaggfl . A ,wheba . tin 4 5Lie,..e s Acorne over ws ~ i mmunity.ahitll tifrottWithaeitispeet litr w.eo , to ., ~ Yin ~ (fel,' and ' *lie fifusaith - atti 41IW chii4l_ _xiviia, cottse , .4 werior statiria...ded aswitib.dieditioust 7 • binjetitetiOY t S. %len I." .., M . A ttiri'v w ` , ', bon as his olfitn! aftleatibhis:it • p arl i tameikt permitteu -•_.. 1 , Iv re ... - . -* w i t -.. ... 1r - :.:qpieifee .bfetillaltroftteptihAtfute•- . 0 twiTtleitilemati, s . • .a •- '.i ri. .1 -'- t o • ; g et. F . him . ~, i, • s e,. . ~, ..! • • , yA .. . ... WA ingsg4. ,apese wes •ersteatemorsar e meter tha eence fr o m‘ i to c r u rft A,.. I? . _ i_n I water .,. _ • .. 4 4 1,0341,-th,v4.l.4)loo4gitif.l'unioc. the "s ' - • ••• In the commoni seresuliug tug,.. • ''i e ' 'N, ` % q EnO tr-mC,ambridoe‘toliktir• 1. • CrlirrJuszteu.-zie t liltlitCroeffn Consent :- ~. :... .., - , - • ' 7 ,! 3' ? • 7 ' • ii,d. • - • t j.. 41 .-i er af-T,4 ,• r• ' i ' 'tiliron. fil i r. It'etlie or 1 till up r. Fitz the el f . ncb . e ~ e .t.k p 1 4 ,1 , 1 ,..y, ,, , ... , . . ~, . ~F .L. ckai ; volt 1. ~ A,,..„e„tT_GnistAtl_Lny-tio e s iii n # s ;• ii )y Lor e t poisoning the pt p e s•,ro t 'ac I . . .s. t M,. UT lliald - Via arkfitaiiii . irasmitc i as - fheir testi... , 7 • f°C4 will be Is ' I to.-. 4 l.. s c i'" idf•.s '''' _• ~,,••,-,,,' .- • - you are 'weak; linef t*ciiiNtfeepeiseenridluded tei4re ,yeast Pu .5,. 40 „,_„, .....7...., • t uwoerentD,S., liari.;•CE,fposes,..lt4ausesette -ilieeltberte of, the'. ,t -4_, •. f Loony' *lry icefiliecteileileth l Vtltfed which Sir P e !t "t4e4Se h tiii °o - 44 615 r A l ' • ' g•-•• i• -.the affidavits§ in the iikeectallen tit Wrrivallit - Pef4v to in4a,,SPr4 l - 41 Woice li Os i t a i ti. thee r ., .f . iib s eesSag t f in 61.6,1,4,4.760 i/+gt I; 4,0 p sett E• ED alsere cannot • s•' -t. eheetetet -•- • ~, r • • -..., • 4.,,,a,.; Apt) Aril!!! ertfp§ l 43 l l3sieif siisV.3", .7• . ,•,, , .- . trial-has-heed hettetefoak postpant•Celeve - arrieedm.l,.. . „ s , ~, , ~, ~,_ , w ,......,,. au. ~ . j _ . -,-••• , .. re. cesseet.„possibly 14 - Girt • MP.kllegeral44lo4.M.r. Peet,,. •• I slid resist letting - , .. ail tell a '' t rifilh C entlemen, before j,preeel,,to ',tate ..thplpartiou.... t'l ' life VD dli:G•ttiE,,,t. .. ,- a e nit e .ke If tiA ir i ll 4. W e4 Yr i llif , '. - - •••sti •"i". i • l l ,i - - .." a 'I I 'ig,dosit-t hat . th '.liiis'a MS •• putdleation • . r siiil direCt your attentiote sfamt.)olehergelkthe4orYi `sttibi• Itfrot"ffite• minutes t. z g 5t,144.,;1NT0•A1% tisiinthltit ce & 0 Paatter .e.teß a ver lk -t .„, . t w o o f o se 1,. -- - }.;.• 1 • -g entlemen ' a re _new in ifthit ance, s and, unless * olt e ert ence lc Mil} pro ace . f , .1,.• .. ,, e . . itoot en se oso s edA verdict of Gall ty.,- • 1 E , 4 - if ' 'cl' . Wh' h ' II lA' ..- . d 4 :- Tit 11*1 . d libitei • t * - - khan' e„iiettikety-witether re& so , g . . . ..,., ' t hi se4h " 1.1. ... 1 ''"' 4 1 ',. A . ~• _ _. 7 . vk 2C! - 644 .- tri' "rn• he f • t' • le ' int ssible te ~ - • betrit4l i br t wo . ..war 3 .. i.... Qc.. rx.P -lee lees ; ~-.* po l isin a paper . called The •Entiffnk- No; 6f Which the 1 • •••••7. A fter• the verilict was. pronounced, itursk 4 rTo RNEY. ~.• ouch as i qiat hill 41" . :Slikert u/sT'' ''' .... •' 1 • : :tiallt iif fidat`pisnlai t h is trial: ' • ... . I traverser , John Magee, is .Psopeletor,• Printer, ind ,‘ Qc l ucest, !Raved th,pt Mr t „MageeshouleL.stand tom. 2 . '..Geoal. ..,...... ...3 -• • - • ‘ - ' 3 ' ..-- e'e.;'-' i.-`' '-' 417 'T...i -c...1 . : Mc, Wi t itiAti.:*-11fy I,nAl 'titeie It • ni - Itiiing in the IPublisher • this will, be proaed.to,:yon by the Re- m ilted. . - . •. 6 . 1 I ' 1 i • • -.• ••• .. 5!• • . "1.‘.. The salAutatieneot,l l 2ePflit ttozh,tl.4trai - ellaf, 0ita...9010146kt° joitifyitte phrage•lift•iilling its Mockery ' ~ ~ . . -7,- • vi 01... frem the ,starop O ff e%v,. I,_ do not know 1 .MiC Wit.eacic trusted th,al . under...Lthe cir.‘ gull ''. I • eie4b Kt kkeedtii iribiff' • u„. isnot correc t !, k 4j, . 3i N z of • ' • Ibis • t • prcetion to postpone a whether he Will attempt to dispreee.his proprietor... .- 1.. •,. 3 13, 11ce•-'' I s l a " alel ' l l l ' . •' • ;' the .' h '•• for if ivlll'be* ''t ° ''' ' of the' t' it t. I 'rd II i 'sold not regard , cams ancet but eau.tu w ill. ottpiiit,errh4eserww.; tree . • 21 ,034,. , ..--t fietiskeeta6e..-1411t ete•Pteellittelfre : heipemodot roving ship eel question . 7u s in to -- 'think It :vietessiii.y to accede toff this apritication.- ...- -. :.!•. the • publication; there is' not- thi'liviimeat of any Another wroaaat:tetoesit -of 1' e kr•Frien , t o , tee One party .guilty or mot.• ~,,, .... , .. t ~,..! ,Ju d gment could nest be had until ' neat OM and it ••- •• • ' '"•-•••'' '.' •** ' ' i 1 ,,, a4 , •I'fie • CHi . f.i.luerieli;L:TcOpteiie this case comely fact-it wilt, then thud rine/lin to be seen ! woud be-very severe to -anticipate tiii 7 plieishment. Meaiare" is theepppesiog -shit" k t ernati ~,A ., 6 a. 11 8414e 1 11 e ar,.. A T .16- 2 1 . 1)CrOi'e me as *a 3 iidgi' lii 'Nisi i'liiia, 'ender it 4 own i whether the publication is of; *'. libellous nature, or l ir . y three, months unnecessary: imprisonment Ilet •Ithe'Pr ier e br eativalle ! (" I ' lltate 7""""` s 7. , : tritr'crlaiecilliar ' iirrunistaticei;"Ainit %leder . `' loch circuity not. 'Phe,iinfortiinate yotinf pan now before you emotion: there wa s still *. stronger reason for objecting to this to). Cons, by this Canal, cannot he stint fe,LO dn 1-a-q.-eitineaste even if the cases of Ahlit‘ubsence of witnesses was led to make an affidavit,. that rhe.evidence of His Lordship had been good , enough to Mr. Pole, Mr. Peele Sir C. Saxton , and Mr. Fitz. t•--- • • -. ' - • • • - • •,. • to Any genii exiiiit'ithewholetritteehath lq tr ll 4 on- . was, gulch stronger put than in these affidnvits,l can- • .... 1 ~ , • **are - a point upen the trial, a n d .1 • ••' ,• .- • .1-40 ..A . ..•induce mil to posfpone geraid, was necessary to Ills defence. Gentlemen ~, . , don and iti the' ltitintlry' ire nor uninfor ese„..tilat, unt4td as thieg that can . " f ii i j • . ed t - - ' • The Cutts icon - rot silt Mr. Wallaeo was under . _ this tfi4-it is t like the common sense of Circuit.- i o e - y, ur if I had suspect sot one montent.that . I ta .1 sr tau nu leheeteh.Pri e Ye '' l 4-P,P 4 EI "9„lU‘ I C., ,:e . -•,, s '.•••• : t :i . ell .''• ' ' ' • th • Court will have are these witnesses were necessaryil should not resist . a mittakof 116 had only , flock, sio'objeittihi: • c 4a L o ,„10li. YEW or in Bishop 700(tIDEIR.:4 IL Inoue - ./e, t efrosecciiion l ge oe 7 -.„ e 4, ~ if• 1 the Post ponemen t to a future der; but I think that . - Mr. WALLAC'E conceived it lead to the satnelhing. i ' ' • • l 6' CfpoitunitY of judging from the evidence the Proe articles will ride ea trades.people ple•ii, o,r wilt •• • s . ... - ..,..-. - ..... 4- •••• secutor , has one-•es tie y• In goin g on-, and the party ., d . 4 - r - i. •by the evidence of the two gentlemen whoi *,lou d , ' dise.pneiati,• and inigheeventutilly be rulidin the D..- °Mai% a greater leice at •13iihop.Sterefized ciAs n at.., hay lake•ddrantage of 1t.: , 44t bas•heen argued, t h a t; ; .. • lepdew, d ew , e s "... _ Ir - this , shoul d ha $ .it. would 4- he no for the other two. • , London, .bendoo _if phot ook from ..h . plogr a eigtwie. ea two eermer„,nocepions, applications were made .41. ;that . has . necessity nsent I by this C,iniel ; .aertif . titeseealides-eueid. be e0e,.., poslgene,levasticeded t .. --It was done by co . . Having made these o bservations, I - preliminary be qtdie impeseiele to_ revoke the three ponihsun :As tot *sitcom, will any man say, that the money • shall ed to the 11) II • matter •if • the 'tett tittprisorfatent. How, on . the other' hand, se- now proce i e ous • itself , oily . veyed. $0 Letiillatkiree.: or ?..f.vc.tis4 . btfilitt:Ca.P.iol ll Li i e f e e ii-; - ;VOW ' brinti inert of their rank half the first count is composed of the part I shall now read. the ample, nay, snority to an y arhount . general,4iy weuld.uet.p there. .4-4,lnreteeeiet t y •T in ?-i a •k f ib be - i n the se Here the Attorney-Generai read •a•passage from the which the. Attorney-Generitl him s elf• should think . .t•' ~_ A y-. n ,•i am, ere must ese c a se s a •St to name . would-he instantly privelir4: , :Thesase able telisk, 4-e-leNts6asuursterkeg 4p Soh o to sePR9YI itenvietion art tee •mireP of the Judge, that the wit- veniag Post, commencieg.with these words, "as .,e, : . . .. it. A fine speculation: A capital scheme to eow • ze !less was material • and is there any thing put for- . the Duke is retiring' from Ireland, it Wile be ne-. -ellen steeetel•AeY e . O .. te. el . , r...,.Taire at Pre' is & c.] -•- • • - sent 'a illgraist injustice might bisppen .. but . by Pont the price of -.4eteadseorn 1.... - A most • wonderful . ward on those affelatiis to produce that conviction? ; "ss a .7 , llioaght-1.-A: -boat liar the :Loodonersi-•-But, n - o. Lthitik. net. .. ~. , f If this, Gentlemen of the Jury, he a faithful. plc- • - s, ei , - -4 , •• - • .• .... , ... 1.44 . ' t i t h e rely - ttainment of the ends or Justice could ' Mr. o•Coaßses..--,My Lord , I know from my tare of the Viceroys, Ondei - whose government. we •., , i ....... 7 ~. 7 40014 1 !NZ allaggeceit that , cualoys •advertiseineet t,,,• ,!.! oeoae.. -• -r , e - - -- . ' insttuctions tfieinaterialiti of these.witnesses, but as have been placed,. our , grarioa" . Soverkigievenit.have 1 ~. - • . . will be a taimei t 1111 . tiltt h sl rl " .l f r -011t SW irk/0111 - tlets belt " f flie •• th • "i"" - '.t` • le I selected tooltste.rst • rom'itis ndhility, as Iris' representa.4 . - ;;lltar.eiffee* p OR - e ace o t e affidavits ,Jatreitoa, saki,' *bat \Mr . ..WIWI - lee being teilized. '- ' •. • s" . . • .... •-.;•• _, , - -., - win not subject myself tOrantradidtion by: stating it. ; fives in Ireland. 4 . ,_ At the end of a Ibleeeareer , wheat t)PIf.f.R9VI9tF. d,rthe..•Geoct cottldcdd'ailiehetig. The These are • the great 'Mean! whir `the; _Canal Ls -.-.lt is very 1 14141c:idea soust Pe t • Abe unpeasaat for• gentlemen to be meeting'. every honest and loyal man is lamenting the, : depar • i..i & .. 1 . 1 . ~„ .. , .._ . ....., -0, dlscrolitivaid t eb*Attorney - • 'I " lyinz d rmsnt,"• and not any deficiency in .the • Au of the best Vicero y this cou ntry ever saw, is it •' ' nertm ! , -,.. .....:- -.•s •• -.- •-••••••. 1 -... with those contradictions .. I conceived it would be re P. .••.. - . , a --,lc 1 ..?. Ir •• .4 .•-. - se;.' -•- i '' * ' * * . • ' IL Marker ol•u•s ice for m Client to defend himself not monstrous that any ruffian. should be' found The rirroitsrey-uteseep yr:oitio- ssot-eanseut. money market. Ford * 9 per cent could be. sectired t , ~.-.„.: .a_. .1 ,i, ~. Y • . • * the C Ica ble of 'such unfounded andstriziiousigalemory ? i -' • • • iiir - . WALLACE: n'OW - 4Waset f that theleame of coos. if it c.nild be - oasirssiteed,' if there was no doubl 'l " " 't e aoseere et his witnesses, and since . oert pgt nd of its falling. short • of Mal interest, money wnold be , will not give es the opportunity of setting aside .If . the Pn individual object of the ` slanderer had been to-'felemetitatii fit be ffiered "front New ate talcilMstina fott.nl in tibusidaisre ;for SOO,OOl. on the money the feelings of h•Dk of RiCh " g - 1••• '.* . those profeedistgs, I witi never ' be a party to a de- , outrage - , - ham -. 'ilit3 46114 plate Was much , fee Crowded . le mai Let in London, what is it ? It is but as a - drop In- • *ems 'of him iii this unequal contest. The Attor- : wont!, the armour with which' honour has surreuttd. t ',proctert proper accOnikindatishi; tind itii ;legated itt the Canal. defendedhim, '' • -.' `•' - * ' --'- * ' • . 'ivy-General Will•proceed if he pleases :we will not -ed him would have but it it, impesse... Incleti,paet of the city-that:lt vieufte . hife teleeto h a ve C. F. is not cnrrect, when he says, gi flooke'• defend. . i ble not to see the object in view s by. completing tee fhp worst Alkecle . vien,itis health,. •• r•-tte• '." Here the Counsel forts Traverser thrmiep-thelr :selimez with murder ! It is not.the fiest,time- time -murder" • •rei: can roue open to receive subscliptions in the several l,..i:CtllElt Jl4si o nc.,a did ...not . mileposts ihert could briefs. . i i has been charged against the Duke of 4 1Lichinondet. e.: lie &Di . olijection. . . • . ..., • . • ••- -•. flanks (Cl town and country ;"-perhaps he is igoo- .. rant of the following NOTICE; which appeared 'De- , The Court having Waltedlome time on account of , the representation in the Statentiewilifibe'peea!•code4 . 1 it t iAii(iitmEs;-9p4 comber '25, 1812:- ' •, a defect of jurors, the panne' was called over on a fine .is reiterated here, in consequence htthet lei :which . - . could be . fiitti v i r lk i . • ' 4 .--t t but him.of • assen. o ;,... . , • at. au? its ,_ l of 601. ' •estant • and says, the Lord Lieutenant must he a Prot , 6 LONDON Aso CAMattl DOE C.INAL COMPANY: 7 -.1 °/. legality ;lit •il Cipitsiitt. • • . , • The She' iff said that he bad Sent for Ahe jurors to 1 ' that therefore Protestanta receive parclon r and Catho- 1 , ti ii p .„,er ;; ;• • :1 ~:‘ ••-........--• ti*-. • Notic.. i. • hen.by given, that Subscriptions HATitao • ' • • their places of retidence. • - ' . lies are denied it ; and this is opheld.by the circum. , l -.. • ! ser.l.S CLOSED at the rtspective BANKS, ann -- • - . - O c t. th r 1 Mr . O'C M Lard i •• . ed •tce f H • h 'th $ mer of r. ONNELL.-i y , am matted by aan o airy, wo,us e . pm .. 1810, w as '.' • An setidb - 4iftiliA ii? itie c;,; . ..t of 'lb l e ' siv ,. ttnicit§ f or the remal e ing Sharps must be made to one o f the " I Mr. Magee to- say, fie is of a different.opinion from found guilty of *`capital offenc e ,. and was sufferedb .. i ' Dubaa,'on • haterdate deight, hroueh • t . o.l_ls : •..., a Directors of thiceinipaily, or to the Secretary. ' against Phinvit kr.iii.4.-r;k. all as. his Counsel, and he instraett'ostreippear for him, as : the puke to be executed, becausg • he ;rag I Galhelic !...:11 1 4WatetWkerlt , , , , 4 ! By order of, the Directors, we are-bound to abidelly hii iettructions, we resume The present Libel, Gentlemen etthe Snry,••• ).iktint•'''' SIG"' Walils is b t u ko ~•aitol;* :al . t1i! . .04: - 7 ...lravernr bi - I • • " Cl YATMAN, . -:..1 : • • . 66 Chief Clerk awl Secretary.. his defence. ; adoption of the one regarding lissei• Heft the Att * Or- lfruide,'„a e . ?rr eloquent , ipeeels.foe, thr•Plal•sittf. It "IC Ansalel-street. Strintl." . The briefs were here handed backtO the Traverserei : ney-Generatreadanotheepart.oftheLkbellwhiclistetedl•l4)pettretl oy, ,Ake ei . iiffnmi; .tat Pialatit4 whein . . 1 thooldliko to . : knoiv. from 46 C. F." when this Counsel. • i the Constitution to be founded ma kitimitice. ; - We '-. vehtlini -Wilpois, - . leek' Into t*,bi : o - . B P,;,:rotyPrii, and . Xew Peosrzetoe,',Whicit, its SAYS, ill in the press, ; 'r ht Jurors having been celled ever, and a number' are n o w so r em itt er , Gentlemen 4 .. ..witit .44014 •Prini, - wisittskedbyir' gintlinettii three for the:llofisi.kien , • Fs likely to pi.presolod tiff the public, end where it ' su ffi cient appearing, .I • ''. . • .. , * I,ciples by the French Itevolistion; that i t is,aeareely i fair Past: :slim - i4eftkitdmitittihe it -wag 1 robe:lines • Willi* siaelii or i' it drawn- ; .up,,,.and,intended only Mr." O'ComNeLL then t tendere le challenge to the leonsijered libellous toottack-thK-O•nititatiiiii.."of this , paper , lied, • linatchint il'ep; "elicrirliotilar le. fr 3 •• for it eeltr - TrOte!flia, • and 'for..portifidar purposts.-7- . arrah - ifoe three tanees ; -:•••The eist - cause of challenge :.kingdeni ae . foueded on. iejuititec''alid'beCistie that: to it at the.c ll 4ol liet, , failing l itt ( 11111 ;, 611: 1 to its • ....W 1 ..,4 11 1 1 'be a shelter . thin 0-",gli &CURSORY • was to the favour, that the ' pttik4l. bad been formed , Constitution ordera, that - the :Lind •I•ieutellattt tneit, ?e . kee.et,A.!ttettOilied.s -it ' ie hi 4 14 2 1.1 .hiiiii 411 fie• lit Am rBACTr I It itli t tjilllefiv Ow Paiute no st-the nomination of his Mileet?a Atteeney-General. l l be' i ii Protestena, end thereforp : he..niust mnraleo tha_r--'ffie Plaintiff asked• paynvea tor the writ, and • good, ' Itilltivat a Ste's; .1 iivo/ pitisey.l4 was handed .•The SeCaad' was; that' Iwo ter:aril had issued ; that- I neitittilieif rt 'Will be fir those7whowre tedefend ; the pefederp.Yeld'4te -..ieeeet;aale , hins.lesSil immea Alinlylo it - fiSi - jeleet s perseme, e4 end. t eret .4isewned by , i the first had been returned a iknitelft;inied, and not - the Trai , erser, 'to shalt': x , r •- - ` . • ' .l. - . 4lfitei' k . • ' 14 t.e tilt a for . x !wiLea!l.fril?”,:l,ll4it444ol Piet* ill." theDießeeiff ` • •..•-••- • • .- t gproeeeded apron • ;••_Bilit IhiAtteitikyTrifiteral thereby 1 ti fi able-consaluction''aipnritii libiiiii,,qitesitoel; - is Dertiegetlol. . • . i . -.;- ~...:'!,.;,. • ... 0 ,, z , ~.,,:. b , A f t i t ... :± . 02 . . 1 4:1 .. . • • 44 A 'Vitra to tee meesure "in hite•-ohltertisei I had an election of what inin • nii, the.l*erier might 1 1 : te.t4 charge of eppressibit:Midelieditrti disirlfici. ;,•. A our m i s t,; e 7 who , from the imetilse of tiumonity§ ruvet, sSys;•• • . • polliiieey and shrew s dly, If the present ; t oe t r i e d by, an d that accom ener a secon d ve n e ri is-11:1;y, it is not worthy of much attention :if there juniped into a pond, near the Barekek. :ea Warty Directars ft ill gast ..up:.B4 Catialthae•ier tigilfit-si!`ed Saitk . astieW 4 o‘o,oeli 'lilac, .h.,l4,ai,,lit*tvAiiiiiise_. ibith • were such a disposition in our Peeerelnente we Common ' , tele§ettiedeir last, totetfee tile ormo , boy THEY aro - teal-fel? Taft Icalt!scial - britlindeeiateOl i theTravirter vit . tibelf tO be • trieel, g ,efite this 'was 'I are defended from its effects by our Ma,naTkeefa, .sink • as himnl( oufgellinetnli elloilkited Am well oleo err Gatiteisfsaerni tuft:hum; itssatti, , sor a batitt . thi steeed radii ipf • altalliage:, lite Ahlt`creitise woe, hiee 1110 /... 0 Offi2us Act , - tenet mat by' ,Tory , ';- -1 ' ras . y .. 1 4 1tis,poor'littlfl U s hO.INIC . IIIII4.? 1D . ,1 his it innusuliatolle.l - e is .--: t litypitialtite ?:telerielgteie nieli4Ptlitet *oder - •the •Itlik, elet) 11. ehip.' ti, 'ilielfiansitil 1 ,.. The edeeteree-r•GenereV thee • •teen aunttele ?art • cii4 lite by-Promptly 'endeavoi4iiiit io -at- teat of - • .in London to-bo foborl i • Mere ieffiletikeibleg Ali, e edu4kihtArlcr eontS111•16 Wialieir, Whitt' the present kr 'the I t ibel commencing' witb,these word,,' ` al-. . the yOuth,: hailefel Wife antelie children: ''• Ore, shrewd, eciemide; iftd , :agottEZelkq4l3l4oDfttPlitastrft: : •" ': "-- - • ' ' • 1 A - pas4oviitits - hien enrolled for a n linproted carry such a plan Into tclierntreCffilitilive"Wsent 1 ., The Aitrigistetfintelit. 'jollied issue upon the !'sites'ffie a Jtage -of Canada ;" .it then, gees . iiii tej . ,-... . „ l a t ely . . .• , methodof electing hot•houses so as to obviate th* respectable .Dit setups I . itr kivrtilit 4llttrellPll4T 4064: -ileit'aiiiiteOtcheittisiga,! ( to thel llivotir. •He moved 'estetee:thet he came over ignorant, that he cohimenced . , , , , .a • , , I ft:omplanitsanatie. against weedy at •tkilieltry /ping to • b•-• found in sorder - biliet''CkyualieCiliffe ; o.o'ir . 06 " ' ilk Court to • repicelfie *SCOW *. el•inadiniSsible, art Battery, continued in vitslenee; and will eonclude . A and LoNeo,r. . •••• . 7 -' . ' sl 4 : 7.; .'! -1. j...i• • . t.. 0 1 - 7 contiaditting _Atli". •,••_“A 'ile • jir s a • prole a n d •h e h er i , in falsehood. - This, 'Gentlemen§ is% thellanguage - of : "ecay, against cast-iron n n areounts,or.its (Aida s . f l op-evila that are occasioned bY the denies end The Canal must •diet -and •-toteit* tiieliviellOrt 'IMF • iiriptitiviecertiiift flidttetrari . ' Cola* ; and to the a subject to one of the hest repres e n t a tives of . NFU. .giiam . tiecas s sarily. ex'sting iii eil he - I' 'id • * id hti'' I. for its supporters, it is iiteecovea s ieti'4..iile; it--last Inidietnurreit. '''' '' '' '• .- .. , • jesty, that ever adorned thiecoontry e , You,all • re-. laid ..' . To iroid : these, thr - pti • 4itfee r s ic• iit l a u tle usr " of ',mild hate efeialf ''or fgel4th May, bet it .nferti . " The auras 7inrirciCiaid; 91' ea ' the last, le WWI , member the licentious stet of the - P,..rese.of thiscountr.y,,. thought a jhorneyaiintiethe eolibtryaltflit'restereltel br'sopiition . dick ins . (1611110 - en' by the CroWiel.-before 1798. .In me judgment,' the tress of Ireland cOpper in die - rafters, and all otherpartsof the hui'd. I.lowever, Ibe people in .tari:Eker"iiee"Olt r oeive -fatoti It ' e e to"- be • iiiii* - ed, aa' Wig tlitAhe,Tifiverier•t'newelceeds it. The 'Press and the'lVortivera Star,:'. tag that are ' liable to the action of the , • •.' "this though not half the size of wood :oi•'eastaircui i: strougat.than either, and will not bray last, a lors ' iter this Canal, Mai Ofir.licinti's trfit maliellittie - oOtia - into', c Ai Catae net - 4101in Ate Sktbii . f thel9th Geo. ii.eoete excielledAy the irisfr Miegazirtic,.; fite•statement Of • pressi:m oaihem ! at-This Canal mutt - 440bIliAt eek • itie:6.‘htftl.vriiitlittifetiepeltitffor•the opinion ol.;•the reizai !.(tars, and The, Esexiag,Post. It wns jet-. natural consatmlitian • lie e.now•it-solltai stlyaitetsakP; Ifif,.tlait ' Wove!'" itin'id r ifie'seeosid . cause of - cha tl.j r t i;. . oskble to overlook tbisse,publicatiessik which ;I - ,have it died of a For . sktrortz qukerandiltaiiikest. wiittt lilisie,...liei lad - inipected - tho . • reeisill, - -and 1V(141 -.. , l it, herto presetutiil.. Ire, regard Aar the, reineinder time, but will admit a much larger .proeortion of min and light, which are of greatimportance to the era donor. The expente is much greater. ' ' - „ .. for there must . be Pie ittlkire caetaPtcrorirktapk- irtfbil alai that cetera of Wialleneb *At inaditil4ible, • 14 • Ole 1 1MIliiirion, • net', on 'the_ feciord t : 1,.5ha11,. . .. . . , • i sent expenditure. .*shbuld liktiacanitsKlatranuch as contrary to law, and must he rejected. Anti to 1.-hwtkolt• fe4 . •obwriiitioi;iilt-irtt‘chii* "; "g. il I ....c...ni,.414. CHOiOLI O, DOCURRENCE.-A, few rtas nitre too the Directors were in A a nr•sit - oe the frtinitlity; that the the Visae joined seen' theileirrtriers should be itte. ' -br •a. stateakeit Of the trial% ast , . titiolleteolfatet i4 t ,body ef an ; infant was forted in the, New River, dismal clay of atcootine 'when - all heittaamiti 'hit• eyttd 'pOititlid.tiicattirdlitgly the'Ciiiirt • 4 t p<i• itited teip.of its ; •eiee-ti 4Y . • Py. •Learierd. 4Frietod tmerenyeilf .; al:dis lot leaninieil iie, in. swaddling clothes, Wheiraaken out were filled with anguish! •:• t; 'Sir; •.itareAdeeeption : d' crf4t4rithe ttiithe:Mr. -Hitinflton and 'ltler. .ilyfaiul, i shrink from deeteitte l t : ,§elviletigalbeee,prolsemitirrns: alzisco at nil-skin Toe friend. fattened i to the etetse, my wish is, this Lanai shotildirate it milid - tCttoter., *ho, bilite . eivei n ieln fey r iteistUe otehallenge be- ' tor, me, odsum lolled, in sac ct»wertite felvinil--- . Cotilalnintthe folinwhig • potiee:e.. 4 Tliole failiulliid for it has not. Sbat-dewitithaire watibetight for 1001.; tivteenrettielperiiii, diceletelleintit 'the ' e hmle o i es -. We'idvised th; to'rel.iitlieteititit;'/litit 'the' . .p tath he` -shilSotil orthill Went may Bate the litypele of good. will soon be s o ld fur IOI.!.. •- .' ' • '.• - • The followliig Jurors being aviern'L- ', • • .., C‘inomittee isaeont•-dHrttliti-Mateilee,,thil .he is Eft • intetish eh* Coroner, as Ild - ticural the child 4 - a Will LieUt.•eol. DuCKETT -favour the Pablit'ititk Verna "Croothwaite . Thomas Andres:S. Illeydni llw '. : 3 0 ,4 dated .144%4m0-the: aliptled 4Asere .. owertiose.if..tho :deathi e As =thee -. beingeesieble , .to l pay the ussilee• his Teed, dativered to the- Greed- Jury at •Wisbecit§ itichard Palmer,' Twines •Rochfon. Aleeands-r alasstgornerh.., • ta, / 4 4° •0 6 .i.. 1 91) 1 e11q,0 4 / 4 k 1 40 9 1 1 #: . 13 0*.-C i Pi l l it l fe - on the 11th of July ? I wish much tone it, ' • I- Martin Keene, BenjansisrlYarley, William Wallas,. Militias ; hitsliecyj Jeri 41054 i, iime711 1 4,4 4 ; , e ceepAtickt,ite, I am, Sir, your constant Seeders ' • • Webb, RiebarA Cooke, Erhard , Clibbore, 4.. •' . 1 Obeof it; I p.dgo mvseti, - ifileoiltipiwae* f Cambridge, July 29, 1813. THOMAS bllicTlita Mr. lisaals•opened the pleadings, by stating tbet tnischicyous as it is ridiculous, that I shall TIIE, EPITUR or TUE STATESMAN. • 1 ..; **fibre .deatis."(ans mottterumerseeme To pnj `"`" ••••••.•'" inkerl t e*Argtc, -thought fit to site it a eatery ttle hil lk. trilick, ,ita unfortunate father fpued in the I (' equally "sertrat.nt his eietetry" The body was buried by offer my the