The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-03-28 00:00:00

~ . Mk marnareasg. I;vS1 I OS git In T assitUat,—. bias ~a IliMPOltek Mismagegi id' loam Dessioes sho 118 1beim I et es l oa ll tim e, 161. larjoilbobs. sr, VIM KW* . lII'S Now MMUS a si• onimoVlAMintsta port alb Mbar sot br die pubes bipwilork 0 do= Adoitisike One OM, if else DE- • 1 I ilieallinlilt 44110iN. lIIt U•1lL& "- 7l - alS l F - O : g it • Wi ll .t* I W. 'AIDA?. Al ~ i 7 IN efAikiest mak . rat es Hassilers. DAM 1. Ilaripessi SNOW Puts. 141811161 siellikilk . Ualiftf. mil MK eragiemllL PilltlL-41413AND • a. waa•fitimmia.Aria 111101 11 t, Igh. glelkinkAll!!!4s Beam "Id 11 "" libistres irlli ;e1 tin. Is n. folosa. 600- .. • rirgirk4llo .• Tigart. roasted - atei-4 woad t mod t T etfli r lifsligatie toil!: ertit r e=l.l4 lg A ~ ''''''• Lathe OP TIIII ammemitt. Themsat MNINILLR, is gamin fir h ilid of the Leeds Ceaseiselisees. of Issimeag the OSee of High Attain!' of Es Saw a that he dwell briit is a Bill taseetrier. Noised the' Aet which "merlins tbst the ef th at 4:asusisigen Oise shall sot be perisnsed by kilt ties" Sr; els:k moss, sad stated that the abject of his Hill *lettio seals* the "saber from these is two.—Onkred. , ~ • ...._ ... .... oaoua Of TIM SODUOIL avor. - K. ITIWIIIT tarred u dm flat ad mated, that ,Mr. *Man, from the Treasury, was is attesdasee par suet De'tbe Order if the Hew. Mr. AD. - - lbero called I. the Bar. sad OS beial ships tec4Oh ft . s. _ T aptillipiiaseinsedeihod bees ;Wordy erred The • seessed go neg• with the Excise, Lod he dweght the beet mode weelMse, to fellow tip the laves tigatioa which had taken plaokhY calling eat of the Commissioners of .E:r.ise to the Hu of the Hanes. is order that he miglit.etplain Use ratan of the delay of which thiir Lirdships hail to complain. The Earl of LIVERPOOL suggested that the 'Secretary of the Heir& of • Expos was the pro low perm to appear is theaket *twee. as it was not 1 1 heron' which of the Coista hove Wen in atteedsoce when the oider we ight id. , • Earl GREY thought that the best way of preventing loss of time to the those would be to order the 1 1 attendance of one of the Commissioners as well as that of the Secretary. After a few words from the Earl of Ltveneem., The Marquess of LANSDOWNE moved that the Se •cretairy of the Board of Excise be ordered to attend et the RAW of that Hoot on Monday nest.—Ordored. Me, Adrian then presented returns from the Commie siouers of Excise in England. Scotland. and Irelanilit of the instructions given by the said Comaiesiseggt for the seizure of roasted wheat. tad of the_ annile "! Prosecutions instituted on that account.— Logs gni table. The Earl of LIVERPOOrnsked Mr. Adrian whot . messenger he had employed weeny his letter sad ghp Order of the House to the Board of Excise, and whew giber he bad ascertained that the latter was delivered ?' Mr. Adrian upward, that he had employed a Tree. sary Messenger. called Thomas Woodyer, bat that be hail not ascertained the delivery of the le tter sad order to the Commissioners of Exam. The LORD CHANCELLOR Is.. moved that ThOmai Woodyer be 'Wend to attend at the #ar of that House ea Mondispext. which was ordered areediagly.—The Hoer A Adjourned.' • - "" s " • • oi • • I 4 Q O 1 COMMON.. let. NUN?. Sir F. BCRDETT said, that several of his friends in the House had had no opportunity of examining the Report of the Committee on llchester Gaol, should, theretnre, withdraw for the present the he bad given for an address to the Crown to remitileir remainder of the sentence on Mr. Hunt. The lion. Baronet, is a subsetineet part of the evening, gave so tice that he should bring the tuition forward on Tees. day nest. Mr. CALCR A PT presented a Petition from the owners and occupiers of land who attended Hertford Pair. ;staining of Agricultural distress. The petitioeers; Hon. Member stated, had not hitherto hewn in the habit of meddling with politics, but they now prayed that they House would withdraw its confitlence from Ministers, as they had not adlsts!-d any snitstainlial relief to the cultural iatireeL—.64 la•gh.) - The petition wee etihreaeb t• lito or the table. • Mr. LENNAIin said, that the Mahn h. had Civil 41! lesoiekt of .bta &motion Is wee kr • *patio( the sgdftlidiJkadsgt SIN, keg dritri is conspicene .. . ,e. ,~ ; Yl►! Ina; eissibi eget the Itreeneit, It this 'was a right l Assitmwsies Odle Act. he trusted it be altered, , for it was a fasodalest Act, and eendstlW is the most equieseslAseta_ *ll..lllll6lllMthiseked the Hoe. Secretary for his =tied Vested that the NM of the unfortunate in- IMO he token late consideration. •:A . enuesNAL LAW. • *5-J. MAIIMISTOSH gave notice, that on'the first isf Sky le 'Weld *bait a metioe to the lffinsir respect leg the forw. Mr. SYMMS irresestsei s Petition from Richmond, in Yorkshire, mompletnierr of Agricultural Morsel. It wee sig zes tr lieoesrebie Member said, by 'overly One iedithleals of high resposeebility, - - • Itielinseed and in s dlstisisiehed inhabitant% me Ike the sw es, ter Aweserestei ,eekabwebirk weshi Myr beeisee they id thee Ise !ad author 'jobs tim • of the SIPW*IIOI . and 13 rottwoolo *pillion of the log its owo : his Mootber as op t owe of his It cots- plaised relief, by lbs pearl o p , enable the petitioarts *oblate a fair price r. prodece. Mr. STUART WORTLEY thanked the Hon. Mem ber for giving him the opportunity he had mentioned.— He lied paid attention to the Petition on its being read, but be did sot bear that his votes or any votes were tb, subject of eomplaist. All that the Petitioners wanted itlppretrird to he high price, and high prices he should be happy to !k m far them if he could. The Hon. Me." bee *mild in fairness have stated that in this respect hit Noble Colleens wales indisposed as himself to for ward the views ofthe %Wieners. He (Mr. S. Won ley) would, be repeated, be happy to give them the means of obtaining high prices, but he was determined riot to do so at the expense of the other classes of the enonninity.—(Heir, sitar.}—His opinion was, that the first severity of the einsiry was in the mainteuance of of its piddle credit; Bad it was because be did not wish to toads this Instil that hr bad objected to take off totes. He thought the Petitioners bad been grossly misled, Bud if titfir doctrines and those of Mr. Webbe Hall were adopted a disprons convulsion would fol low. With reepsei *ids approbation of the plans of the Noble Mantissa. be could only say that he still thought it Intone satisfactory tofied there was a surples Rev*. nneof five sullies,. • He did not mean to assert that his opinions were infallible any snore than those of mime people, bet such 'u they were he gave them. Medi* set voted according to his cons.ience, In should OM sensibly feel soy reproof from his respectable eAewlr este; but whether xis opinions were right or wroierbe had voted up,* them. Those opinions were altegitbet suchanged ; and had he to give every vote over agais, such vita yroshl be the mule as the forsier.—(Hear.) Mr. N. CALVERT said, he really shoold like to hoe; bow &meta wen* ilve r in the present state of things. reitimenhigb prioei, He for one must say, that if he were relieved . a little from those grievous Martians. taxer, poor-rates, and titbits ; if, in short, the Evil* were placed on as eqnality with the Preach grower, be would have no objection to ail the ports being throws *pea; for, with fair play. be was sure the Raglish farmer could compete with all the world. Hs only wanted a livierpiroat. The Petition wattles ordered to lie in the table. A liessage from tire Lords here aneottoced their Lsolships' assent to several Bills. Ms. H. DRUMMOND presented a Petition from as individual at Wastes., complaining . that the restrictive upon Scotch distillation was unfair in its operation, and gave au undue advantage to Ireland. After a few words from 4r. H. BLAIR, we believe in famine of the Petition, Ur. S. IVORTLEY said, hr certainly thought cossi•l digitise* relief would be offered to agriculture by the bowling if Mirky. • Mr. LUSIIINGTON said a few words (which, were. quite inasdible), is answer to Mr. S. Wortley, and the Petition was then * referred to tin Agricultural COO. mines. • MIMIC AOCOONTS. Mr. MABERLY mortal that the orders of the House last f SU. freed rreverel ►eturns of puckish", ►etatiog tol thopoMis seeesoote eitsoM be reselyeil.--Ordeeed. u • . .. ... . i . . , . Oak: - ;T ---- ; , :----) 14 : • . 0 1 11P1 T A - - - - rgin* -- - ---- -, * . - • ITU. :. • --- •------- .... _.... ____. _ ._. __ . _... . .. . .. • riir as*. • • . Sr • • ) 01.,111 . - • ' - _ _ • . . • _ • • • al Off LAST ISOLA STOCK. TilliVlKlll Olt MO • ... . : . 11111 1qMr .' ge tlitielms gave Wife Ose . noli. rllBll PR nuotamas if As. ~, it 6 4.• 2.1 . r. ):- "O lit tr 4111 4:i t l ila "l- oom smicroas.o go A MIDOLMIIIII. mat MM.. . . it • -lr ..b , : aids .0 do aquae, of 1110101011 f being ',palsied fee DIMS& se 110 lIIIRMAIOTA • . . ,Oa go.. : - . .to law. to (.Sir I.) had re- . Apra auk elm bear Of. per Tausaaav, Hu Aram. MS. la 'ebbs, the roma o • stew is arbq was ii cutworm soder a posead Mr the bllowiog lituare. 0. Des" and 11. C. Morraitaaa. Lave. to Paressest. COOTICOINI rat powder, which Ask bad CHAIM SHAW I.llllKfalk is.. lip. la Ow all*. been Sties . the perisiete of the Act ti l ie Charise On INISCOU, Ellq• - rrSIF&SIMi. . ...., OM ._ 10.11144i* tot ditty on coffee. ; He George Sad*. Nos. Sir V. Mardi% Sart. IMP. The Illoo.Orey Dose% M.P. illes g bl i t . , - 48 kmcdillee7 net elf ceeeictien should s wa ss T " .. . ed flo o r ,' alli q' oi. 7.0. fambass. Kw M.P. J. G. lielaimee, lisq. 11.11 t. hate Isitill Pm did* that Asti het * all eeeete. 'hie ' rite olottrioblo /Kited.l. tiles. lei, iLlh. . PAlloare, MN. M.P. tadleldsal MOM , that be' bad boss • iodized 1* with- Aid. laselbsom lams. llama draw his plisa. sat soder jadestaat whim bits, on as =hip li= wf litaista„ll= ,„ , ~ ~.tozAprk , . sans nutty gutty woad he astaatted t o . him. It ap- Leah • • : ' • S et . that apt .o.* WV/ratios of his I. ' Wails Toiler 11106, Jr .f • • ig. • • sa,: OS" smother mitvictioa--(for he was one ado limb. ir ,...,`•"" . . ). Wriest trheitets triad with Major Cartieright)—a De- . BIM* -• ' 4 ' ' is — grost . o' •'• : e = 110 . 4 ,_ 1 114Sgli Wiest hilt for the penalties VC ll Ma P r i ale ' y Plawfam . ' = I ".3. ' . Adr ies i r . t,..; : .1; woe ezt s t:::ader this Detainer be .;may. 'i . aul was libel/ to suf- .. • ~ .ki t o p o w . a ... I .. ~..* g r as k sz or wr m h Crown 4 W .j. 1616.4 7. ~... ~,4 or . . matio at icoess. . - til e* : ip tc er l ed rll r il trill Tres. . )• • Will* - '•• • M rl,- ,;:', ' ~T 0,1" • : I L . • NragrUl risestion.o to . yr bees scriONA.tet dm coos* eerie Po llama . 1 ,---' . -0-411( • 4 nedrie:l ll o ektt I n" lo r • 44 ..... . Ate • • woof tie wet. aesiderably mew ________, .. r del 'nib lit tow Wu* Pawl. -` lei:aka in*. .i . ` the f • ett ceie allwded to by the rat ed WK . TWOOOM. IOO mu .. ••• N, O TWO cam be lamed after the 9th of dull.. ' • • e. Utz may. as _____ rm__a _. _ • .. Ohm Idetaelyitatisiisg; bat it h i s ~a pp that - 411 he hall t Se pas against t sad ea badman Oil lIIPERML PARLIAML&T. the quark, saAi= " 7l7:rarrely whether he wu a fit . of ropmearN_Sle_fewar el year IleillsslVAlf. ths lieb -•••••111111.0.... 01004 t a • tea INe pound principle was most itn- , HOUSE Olt LORDS.—WearmsaaT. Mama , tr. feetalite fatlslei Skies sod wasp other exciseable Was aid Ortadamss. . . •••••••... articles. Nut mad swim .breekhe The Bari of SHAPTRSKUIIT hid as the table elk. Mr.* 3psaid. the interest of the -v enue. `lrgog ft =at tale Matson relative to liehesta Oak parsaaat to tie were to ha at ti as well as those of the Revenue. 11.10. Orders of the Haw. If he a the sunroof the coastraction put upon imaks. itts's. Mc. Teelittle, tale the TruZl e tirshell NM, 17 the Act it . la gouda". it appeared that if MIL I Nook • Actifido, patient 111 Aces( t sad dee te• "ell say peru s a most wholesome substitute for N or Navas o f d m DE. iiii. - . 111 et. ah .; 11 ." 11 ,..„ 4 "d 0 , 11 11 lor reAlliethlit ll . ll6 !'eree. be email Sot be at liberty to sell it, lest his do. .. IR • . /I . .• 1.11• di,. .•• • I. DD. Diffrommodying••••••••• mimmomm. •••-•• -.--- • I.DOO 1 0111 THUM S Of oar u respects= int the. - ailed - a 116 • 6 " 61 **gala" was ma * " aa Mr ' ADat e LY was e tha fist ' sad "_ t _ ia L/ *dohs wavier. of land at Richmond am! C trill be nombe i s c ousl isame for , inierregateu, by the Marquess of Laf e Lo p owam o . its vicinity. The pert of the musky wes distinguish* lad l es awl Mc.. Pis'. (ha UM& WO that lir bad real red the order of the to he served for he fertiNW ma die industry of its inhatitams, r favorite Air. as arrencef irf Mr . Mum on the Consaimioners of Enka. at wok* tialook aa that i t .... e m,„. l a id b e ( j • f or h din" ;) ad Om maw tiolart) tie Ike° the 11th of Mesa; bad told the darkener , WWI MI Mil DO OD It anon t M eg so d AUL edam Poet ML-A broug ht i t t h at i t wu right. an d that he ~,- --. - j un ed i t klea *hitt bedleesteowis-et, that the North was ILLIINZOUS ACT; to audit& lily lac to the pew of EaL4a . ..A had .... i „ 1 .. aridly Geo frees :OS dlivallaties which was sweepis tqlell save as IlLpg," eble Sties lIP/ oil um Li to the o.egegeo ; 7-- — eaele — a - a=l a i g - zi. tbac seraylirricold. - for have estus*, id Mrs. Sabina rMatra lIN N likolskee Yeekshire, ha teens.--are. Illelmeo. Ma M. la" ' Scadalla ' sad itslaaa • la a War ' a as IP , at l ddall tenet beep illuestr sod doff weuld net In Inads..lilesentanali. Mea. ke read to the &Nue. • , • - ~ 0, mix asked .beats la d mama iff e t ti of Mid it to the Illvealoor (Mr. Wertiey) tease as Mama Comperea ; hia did not appoodialrille polish*, end moecteived that A 4 p oor D o sagas, 11 2 = 6„ Neese directing the rate la made was sot • • In Asir interests. They hod anti* Ir. Seple, , k soit i toe bo o , lift -.. • ):to say that tior dial osejoio tl t * ~„,,, et tloo maw' of la r&tir iste. 6 "sitt O. wi l '‘lw - ' ' 4. ' -"r4 '' ' . ' all'at. dlibili h dl4b r Tade ,_ L ___ 4 tbo SOW.v-. A --* 4.4. • .- 4 , ' itintlilltAin 111 414414 rim LACE WORKS...4W* am , •prr Th e nom o f LAVSDOWNE tonared . Whether h• • *Ol townpeet f and tbi w ee aw e aimake bseendse yees Pateetroge g vemease giar t resres. • *ill hi ha d ri , ‘ „e• io l ed eq. my thi ,i t ' ts u ,s t , - had particularly remarked that rise H. Member hi Toresimas Lim amiss is this u s s o ky,.- Mr. Adrian stated that the Rearms from the Customs given so owe vote. this Solana a "wooer of rarest! weeheimadwamt , hippest t w o i f .. had bees pet into bit bands this monis , nod the Re- ant. He (Mr. Sykes) merely stated the *paha of d in.wttiesers al ibis abject wit6st er his own :is 011amelhansa Is amiorelly isetsive d the twos fain the Excise into aims of Mr. at 1 -- . i eh ,. heie t .. iie tbe F loc 7 4 ber ae o yeepoier Mos freitsliout have already the same time. He was them told to della!' • of eat 7 i r t oria-ewegirtg to mitp l a i st , o f some o f h the Wen which he had read so the Haiti i mebail a t, P 7 ipso La Wer tz kii z auslaitall-Elsint. 'lowed to within**. • corostiteats. • Tao Marquess of LANSDOWNE Magid their Len'. 'Tile Petitla was thee brought sp act' read. It rom Worts from tame Ai , espect s.emeheism at ....wmaimue. sa. seeda , Es would now be satiated am no kind of blame at- Weed morally of distress, and prayed for relief . I s ac o f lo their own w hom et, to the „ flea at the rh. pass 4 •g of some measure which should enable tl Iltsiet-Gartla. v....a.- - -L-- .L.:......a- 1.-.1 k --I_ __., petitioners - testate a fair price for their produce. blurt I r away, " MOI AIS I ?W." pablisbad. a Now *UMW Win. 0nt 1410 4 NII IN CORK-STRRET : or. Kaiaks, : eoetalaing a Meant of oosilopotel Yams lily sad Mea of fashion. Ilostey-las4er4. sod r-bonwers, te. who Wee passed throes* a• Fiery ?armee Is Girt-street; %monist : B—k. F—s. F —v. G-11, H—t, M—y. W—y. Y—U, Ike. C-4t —a, C—wp—s. S. B. P—cb—y, (161111. 61 4, 4•90 1.1 ttod tor,. Jobastoa, (18, Chtapatek. •• 1 01 A% - - Or SHRIMPS. e 'screeds. demand of this sisal. Me for ail meta of Flak he. It has Wood • HENRY POWELL. at his Wiwiusior_ Vereltouse. lit, Newiale- street. (Wm" uoi supplied with this sad all other °ensile' ▪ &e.) to return his west grated acknon be Public for their kind pat reses *ad at the e leave to acquaint theta that It is o. sold by all Ilan Warehouses In London, sad by see or hie agents le every tows tbreegloet the se is geodes mime signed "Dinsmore sad . Proirrietore seal as °so Cork. It; Lapides. and ethers, it le particelirly re. Pr skindag, as it is marrootod to beep to esy ?mon Movv4 Pale& Ilr. MABERLY then ail. Ike be tossed AGM Ito turns would be made by Wedoesday oast, as he bad . been compelled to pampas, aissolieu widish he cool. Awed of considerable importan c e fat we st of these.-- , Hit Object was to see whether a saviog Lodi not be et fected id this breach of the pubis k ittpeadi . Be begged to observe. that if the Referee s eat he uc proded by the day he hod meallimed. I. Il • shi E djamig et to be his duty to mote that the whose ' it eras to-produce the Returns. should Miami it tit bar of thi House. Mr. LUSHINOTON ebbe a' few words whisk we could sot hear; end the miWersWeel the. dropped. Mr. TIERNEY pr habitants of Kuareshoro oraiest the Bill fee provid ing a summary method' oceraring Smell Deblll.--• Ordered to lie on the to can 116101 , 1141111. Dr. LUSHINUTO , that the Petition to which he was about to call tendon of the Moose, was from a imam in hum 'rcutustaaces. only 17 yam • stoalsairiac nod e aconite* at the lye ; mad as the Pak' r complaisted anjastly. Be • im a 0 0 ' -- ' J y who trialrblealme yerleitaly p sitiphiles ort is ram, by ameietiag meeker puma far pabSelring the same paper fer paidishia:r labia be was himself indicted, A eireetnetance which • the Petitioner submitted, diaqaalified the Jury from Oy ler:him. He (the Dr.) considered it most lasportaut to the adm inistratiou of justice, that the Thal by dory. tbe h rzodest beast of our ancestors, the beet mongoose d wisdom, should be preserved in its erigiosi pu rity. This was particularly necessary where the tat. plied aim ass of asleep complexion, for the mind was tee apt to receive a sort of prejudice egliett a penes who was charged with any °Reece of great eaernsity.—• The saute of the Petitioner was George Barkley. card It sneered that he was one of the victims of the • . gompsyr to itself the name of Constitutional. Thu trek place on the 4th of the present mouth before** Cemesea Serjeant of the city of Loodou; and MAO osenneeeceinent of the trial the Petitioner's Gusaieldr. jestedproposed to the Jury, os the ground ofthair WV diree days before tried sod convicted satiable . Vamplew. for publishing the same libel as doe eillielli was siontioned in the indictment epilog the itddeege. • The Comes Serjeant was of opinion Gut *tallies** was sot well founded and the trial was alhirered to pent coed. New, he (the Doctor) was clearly of "Mies that f the Jnry by their former verdict had prejadged the Pe-- titioner i s case; and. according to Lord Coke, midi a jury were disqualified.. That great lawyer laid deem. that a jury sdist Aid • only decided the substantial matter in imam, gh it were between other por de*. were disql,a4llll. 11. (the Meter) conceived that do eehetastial imms.sakerbsabst the paper set forth in the laditterame " was am a libel. aed Mat the jury . W decided as dmr Mid. Indeui, it was 1 101,0- dblek to sapper iimitilha weld new to the question ebb minds . One of the principal =7of the of the press was Mr. Fox's ce- Ell.. whideleve to the jury the power of is - Ming apes the whole: matter is issue, the law es rell it the feet t a riellaishich had bees usurped by reel& heig judge& tage of this Bill had been to • =often alms pariffmtur ; ter the jury heels; provieeelg Awe she •Iteetion of libel, beg 'sly to dimmer elltbiteede the Fencer's'. The facts. be spelled 'teas allmand by Iles foreman of the limy acid several lordeimilemetseepeetaility.,- The Ommenifat the pre. isentioa. la his address to (helm, Waned tbem ',the arguments of his speech on the former trial. The peti• tioner's Counsel bad not been present at that trial ; and how thee was it possible that he coold reply to those arguments ? Bat this was not all ; for the conduct of the Judge hicesel& the Common Serjeant, was not just and impartial. In his charge to the Jury. instead of ex erting all his abilities to iuduce the Joey to divest their minds of all that had passed on the former trial, be ac tually referred to that trial, and said be could not us derstand Low the Jury could possibly come to an old- , nion different from their former one. Ile had thus urged them to consistency. He (the Doctor) trusted that his Hon. and Learned Friends opposite would have candour enough to admit that this was misconduct. He would . ask them whether, if they had to prosecute several ie. .lictments for the as libel, and one of the prisoners had been acquitted, whether they would have the Jury try the remaining indictments? Whether his 'Learned Ft iends would say to that Jury, “ Yon have already conic to a decision, on your oaths, upon :he mat ter in question, and we now ask you to come to a differ ent decision ?' He was sure his Hon. anti Learned Friemis would not be guilty of such absurdity; mid. a fortiori, ought the Judge to have summed op against the prisoner as he bad done in this case. This poor hip, who had fallen into the fangs of this Association, could get no list of the Jury against him; but. the .usual course had hero taken by his counsel; aod it was most remarkable that the Jury deliberated 33 minutes before they returned a verdict, although they bad already con victed upon the same publication. Noose could say tha new doubts had not occurred to the minds of the Jury: or that it was netpossible that their power, opinion, and the Judge's reminding them of it, had some influenca upon their second decision : especially. as they had re eonsmentled the Petitioner to mercy. He was sentenced to six months imprisonment: and the mimeses upon one of the other Prisoners, convicted for the same libel, was Mat he should be imprisoned two years and give secu rity for his good beltsviotm for life. The Petitioner. however, hail been sent to the Poultry Comptes., and put to bard labour ; a punishment, not inflicted. he believed for such an offence, at any time within the precedingSS years. The offence, it should be recollected, was merely the publication of opinions—of opinions which it might be found were entertained by many Men present, if it were possible to dive into their hearts• Hard iabour termed no part of the scourges passed upon this man.— He (the Doctor) understood that when a person was sentenced to be imprisoned in the House of Correctios, bard labour followed as a matter of course, and he be lieved that in the present case it had been interlined after the passing of the sentence. As for the general pea coding* of this Society, he thought they had been predurtivr of the greatest nimbi. f, and that their ill judged, absurd prosecutions had been the means of dis seminating the very publications they were intended to suppress;—(Hear, limo% bear D—and.had converted the objects of then. into martyrs aod victims.—(Cheen.) H. thought there should be some highly responsible odour for conducting prosecutions of this description. When be recollected the sonscquence of the proceedings ofllie Simnel Shepherd, as Attorney•tleorral, against Mr. Hone ; when he remembered the learning and n Odom of I that Honourable Gentleman, and that after all his pets- I cowlings had failed, bad ra:sed Mr. Hone from obscurity to comparative consequence, ant had {wen :h e meg., of spreading his parodies all user rue. kingdom;, he molly could not see how any man could be so ablard sod wicked as to support 4 society of this description with Neither discretion cor responsibility attailtril to It. The present Petitioner was on o nfurt anat... i ollis Woal. hal the circumstances of his case nut sited a tu.st material qaes. . pablisisal. pies Is. Is boards. a New [BM WS PUTT. 6.411 k tits Sm." - asetakiog se dist Is ortossoary to be be ;ad is.istior SO ea eternal lialesties. la I. 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