The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-06-20 00:00:00

PO ItTUGUES.E PAP...P.1 16 4 • mr.- GVA nn MAT)' , Oini-Itiirencial" . Masselat Afx• about 70,000 men In tour Ittisions, rmy of Portugal ? I ' rliey ait i efia to Trnxilliii t : irhoMI L die Pot consist of sB' b'ffifttnil 411i 6 attiliit* guard ia•iit gt. Facs : I ' 4 I?kit l said4twiters, arc.,,a‘ Celotico, - aurthe Ptirtatiiese Itornasa; ?Dig preiett formidable apptaranie of the usworh hzeited -considerable alarm among the oaliPeeso • 04 troops are in Petfeet fteUltli ts ,and aoxiout . rtif thti great conflict • that is expected to take plaCq.- 0,011:0) Nfax 29.—kfleet of 35 transports, tor Lisbon) Cadiz, and Messina, passed by hote l en Sunday: a • LISBON, lows 2.—. The bath's troops that were . . in thiihospitails -here, arc all reCoverod; anal fit,for admit service.' One of tlie jeornewarti.boond Bnrat ihips itss 1t;,,, captured. by 'the Al g erines, atut i spia at What. Ba!Tesler* , lately attacked in, Gering a division Of trench traiati4l:lo9o ih Humber; of whom lie ]tilled 300, and put the rcbt flight, ptirsuik them with Lk horse as far as Seville, fur n hhh ^OOO men had pat ttioteselvcs in motion to attack ilis small corps, End pursiled it to Castillo de his Gorillas, when he retreated .o I A rauna. Mttrshal Massena wns on the lbth at Salamanca, Which he, left on the 16th, far Mar aka' I,c Farr° is tu'llits e the coumantitif the army ail the Ile of 'Leon. , ,1 Marshal Ney has proceeded to Ile; l / eon.....(Listun Gazelle, hoe 21) CADIZ, MA t 15.--- la • tiO.ceurse of the thee* last months, February,' Mimi, nuillA.pcil, "1165 * ships and easels arriinegl jos this parsj.naincly, 651 Si.attish, 258 ER Ili , $b Portnisese, 65 American, 3 Turkish, 2 .of Lief barb' jowl .1 of l'apenburgh ; end 644 sailed fro:ti ham., .11b/ Of which watt: Englialt. 4 brilliatitvicti'vrilich our harbouraffords, from •the ° large limier of Mer chant ships which are lying titer° at atiehor is keightened by tyro aspect of flie..BPirtish'ind.ttri; fish squedrorts, 'the. formOr L 'Ain44ritg ; of 14 s ail of the line, •and some smaller vessels; the ladnr Of lt) hatasof-kattle ahips, and seven frigates mid boom French apply themselves to fortify all the ijaraiuts of the coset theroccUpy ; and especially that of Turroderoi hot the gl'll-boats and bomb *easels . herests'it/ent night and day, inflict several losses on their army, a n d fill their hospitals. Prtititions of every description are at present Incas plentiful in thif city thati in times of peace, and some articles alit/ touch cheaper, while the Preach, on the contrary, .antigir the utmost yam, raisrry,add distress.--( The saute Paper.) The Dadajoi Diary of the 26th May, contains the following :--" On the 231 Inst. at .saight, the „Secretary of a French Genera; made bit appearance in this place from Toledo, and brought with hint all the papers entreated to 141 0,43:"-m(Stinle Pginit9 41 _ _ • . 7 By a re po rt made lir the Govern twartc/lusled le. mangy tactile 'Marna% Itemana, •tilisi4thr6rilleyrr.le,lipticars that ow t ilk#l2lll.?fif illaro,lliniifylitVcititetr of mice& isitartunitai Staff made hislispearance,;kelor;-Omeatitoliak 0/.4104, ‘OWIO , tAlt a repeal:to tigiblPi ° t *•' ••`•• ; 0, .1 1 lenitki, but 'wai sent back viiik than an abvollite'refusal to tiSteit loony terms of capitulation which the enemy "eight skink to offer, and that the Goveritor Wit to keep no other communication `With titti4rorsCh than by balls.— ( I he slim, Paper.) : - M.ti 20.—We have rectified . ac. cellists, through a respectable channel, that Au. gcreati had left Barcelona with 1001 12„000 men, taking with him all the moveables of the houte of the Captain-General, most of the other °facets and subalterns loth/whip; his examilla • at th 5 . 11. 4 .- spective guarttrs, except one Gongs* (said .to be Chabeen), who on gulag away restored the !tows, Alidetantl utensils. They took with them a runts. bar of kriauners and several families, tifi'orgAii. road ,to France without halting till they arrived within a short distance of Figuorai. They only left a small garrison at BareclOnii.,;,.. From hlatarn, under date' kif 16th ef April,. they weito—" The French • have all retired to France, ;tarrying with. them a great treasure teem Ilarcel.ma, with all the pipers, records, R....e. Thethave only left in Ilarceiona l Gerona, Itosas, attar igueris, eke truopsitbioletely necessary to revisers them, and most of those foreigners., It es pratilldile that whew they have secured thei trea sure they hair° carded way, they Will retort, or . f o rtify theinsetres on the frontLers.. , Our ant/Iy.; has advanced upon Barcelona, asst thc wail gar risen there appears much alarmed at tlitr aplito,ikeb• of our numerous and gallant troop , . Letters front Tarragana of the I>ttt inteligenee of the actions which we ItaVoilai!.p..', l , tinned before, and that. the ..eneioy has 'retired, beaten,' to the frontiers 2 ' theyaltAttre.un that the re treat *of the French to ilelgoidek a e lyerpig,n4 . ll it, Considered tif t ce rtain, and they at sau l gulbail it ion at Lerida, . general Jiiitaitti baseitcUlated prO4Pitiialt (t atit at . Ma rgl3 tM Pules to forsake thebatof..tu, of tholyrant • thietreet of which hisletrrsuch,': that 200 inert 'deserted the next day, of wltoni. e thirty already reached the camp at: 's • wrrrrmr - Illiwgirririprovri 7 - THE STATESMAN . ^ -- w:.: eiftpakaptniktipOkog the,eaptitraof thi East India aiiipaay isettreleeii of l'appaitoolly, are . of so atepelone tt, , 411i4f0 ) , that if ,they . retch the Freiteb Government, ../IC hope that thu perpe. tiestois of itTwill be dismissal from lb* servece and!. ca rhyprelierpi urn tuskl : tptiis p hed i . 4, . re . :;11 1t; boet i .iii.ttte. • „ k " , • 4 OR ane 12th of A pfl)..' Alm , Peiisse, , lhe Cunipaity's •11 esiderii, • *lt *. a6stal..'at Rencociletr, ' an4 . air... 'Wet:vied is his pi4ee; The garrison *ere tau :few in Onetime to resist . the assailants, lint iii 4 .iirtki nb . t,tittgendet. 4 till ) 4 they found resistance taziorless t ;C,a'ptaiti Itepsie4, of the Creek frigate,. who,' ,t, l oOk. go. ottlensent:.ins• • •lvaidiag.,,proinised 111r-114yd' :t atis lth l ' i c e illit i l d : till i en h ac itt t e tl :, lsti l t ia" :: 4 ,l g. ... p. r t n. ,bo s°P l ) e q,. ° l ''Y o ". .„ * u hhdil i sl a te a w ltfi l a r ' h Y r b i g r ' :.ll; oB s ti o i s7 b l i t : c l l l ):c t i t ib b , l. : t e t : a :: l* • ••• • . . I;OPgot his .prcitnise,. setae(' ttnnit 'every thing lid 4194 1 4,44 41914 at, .411 d waittotily.,'llstreyed what elauld.hotbe 'removed, But this•wes not ell-ho isleilfayk•tf •An 0.: jig bile ree#4ll all:k 'a reinirfe; 111,004 , 4 ll4ll..,llie.( • perpuse of concealing the itatela end nesOnnt of what he had eeia:ol, Anil ender preterite:7,Na' Mr. Hayes Is id •iecreted ' Iwo boxel of gold : dust, had him cen4liell s pin' lie„ it well as the rest.of the. initabitatitl, sveri hard, sub. Plied with fuUda • The Ladies and subordiaale a. m fir a e l t e l s o ' :in h ° I h h ,, a` :)li r r a t i lLft ° 4 t yli a4" l.l:u i th n ;it 'e bet w i7gt s r l o:l :er ni 4 l - m o.re us l t te b t r i br uta l treathient. a l io woman and her child who *ere overtaken. • . A experienced t 1 length i t the he Oinsod•Jre, rlamelin, ar. slued at the place, and an eppeat was made by Mr. goy us in his justice and huniallitrAwl with.(tit ef. • 9 17c f r it e sii r o ri i z1 4 , :i i v ii it i h i 5th g e b rb i:; i l it a n tt c . l e i i i i r u st ili . e i : b , c .l :. 6 Ca ct : sli t t ;ti ii i; ft tripled, j r c:l,: is c e d o altering the mist furious . 111INIACCS units it it as produced. ' It' *NE hi vain that proofs were ettervit that no SU C K eciricealnielitltad been math!, and I 1.. A han:r s b u a e cia r,;? l o c P s r l i o u r i l ti s w ot r u lY iet:i i ; s a : % i a:s a l l i c i t i o i e n u t s i: b i l u a l t i r • c t i l: r. „:a i i i i t i y t (iit , l:4 h e e e : :: 6 l7.o r l t l i , e n , if th t. o f tl • . I r'e lu titi t i g r i ed "). l . :) h r e at i l li s l u e m ut. tl F l e r s a i7t (i l e ie ' l:( f r f n e t r it % l i i v o i , lre l ,s e its ;i u i sfs in ti ti l l i i . :l l :l l ( i t a a i d l i • . I . l , e ..'•' e f n o' ..de eol P i t r i i v iie ll tu o t r ii 4S i w s e i r n Y fa t ut hi el g is ' v h i l ti l la Plitieefj *Mt slisfegartt- of' every humane 'arid ti... noareblelmling the whote of fhb' I - . i set( einem wa4 set mit •firei and Corinisodoee . ltainelin. - express.-(1 "the•most'savage exellatien .. ,fn, ilitliesshig • th..;• tie. structiony as hil siciiClS Were leavieg,the place... kparty of soldiers, ender the conincine or Itc - , timid,. had been previously sent to the core':: • houseef ,lili..Aiiice, the absent, •and. (went, uitoffending President ; the rubles ;also were ';.';•e.. ....eipect.,leveral valuable horses were, 144111e.(1 IU:A•C• into the woods, a n d alleck of tif.ty lieid of fiat) ilittfe werenearly destro .(1 • by shooting the: - j i :, ,. 0. '. We . regret *tb irtste,l.tiCat tiithe . ,,./ i. in, e',.lt. Cap,- on Oh N, N, of hii •Majesly'S in l iiii stttit‘rie.. . lull . • I.olosiseard while ilio 'hip' was in'atrkeri g Meg :at I lib rate of eight - miles an hour; iiiiil Ante II hsi and log . every exertion. ;Vras militia save hilly 11e wifoerit e stately Was drowned. • Tie' Ifzeiftstwe arrived ',ft' • . Bermuda - on the 7th nit,. We congratulate the Proprieters of 'th • Art ino Bridge, on,hcaring that . it is-intend:A fo litplinato • . Mi. Seilvs in tlieebowirof-bleu-I}enorto. be. tliele • Engineer; as by erceting that gentleman the Pula., ' ' rn lie will have a in. of We: first abilities, *admit he under the necessity of dependinglfiiirt Ola'otiit professional man in Such great tatlettitithigi as Olio ; Vauxhall and Strand Brideco.., , , ,-.1. . • '.., , . .... • • ; 4...1 1, • . Atis li d , . (~. . js 4l ira )1 . 447054 arses.-, O n oft ity evening • i.giewaire . Ifirlsen; . ! el , Painter Itsi, profeesion,. lits •! .. brosight before' 'Fat. rnaTow,•;o,t. 1140'0N/44 . .10 -,,. atii(wer eve *charge preferred against him byet toe. • ' ---,-- *table of the.nanie of. Sin,' - of ha*ilvg erellinl a , , . , , . s. greet . ript' anl,,disturitanie in' Braid-stria. >,t, Essei DINNEtt..-On Friday the Freeholders al Gibs's. It appeared in evidence that Alr-Ir r ifeciti Essex dined together at Chelmsford, for thd pm.. extensive Orilers:for.fith‘. - feft pose of celebrating, the anniversary of the free aiitl ' 44 tinit el i tt 4ll l 4 'l'll favotirs.' had hircd a liaise and chaise fogilie pie, independent Essex Freeholders' Club. Pt:TER Du pose of serving his customers in-vl'4*A parts . of eiine, Esq. •took the Chair.' ltir. BURRO iN E, the town. As he was!rivicaedieg tbrniteh Broad. Mr. llovr Moyer, and ,Ot her •'' public characters litiiiiittkintref,. addressed fish -Meeticif,' and deli - street , accompanier' by hisbrsither,,a youth o f la, the chaise WAS surronnded by ati immenee eon en ti rsn Hued their political sentbrrehts l iii.!eppropriate speeches. The cutivivcalley of the Meeting was 14 ,1 1 eolkt ► l ‘ 4ll s4. l P-Itedi " 11110tfer ever." This the constable construed to isa a breach of the peat'', kept. up to a late hoar. ''' 4 "" " 4 " 6 ''''' "• ' i and accordingly conveyed -Mr; Witeon and his The valuable 'R l Tlt'torl of DriArrigitiii; In Ihn ( • . •• . • ~ ~ .:. brother to St. Giles's wale -hanse, where (kw IsTO De Eiy, is vacan t; ;it has the greai . via small , - . eTteginece":3lgbi.Siettra, observed 1 1 1 a h i ai tyilies of thirty.six,tkiuusand acres of th •rihe t rte cunfined in a dons/eon - urrtit the Malice-office .4 . F, iwnagshoupaerodedthimo charge soil land in that isle; and the value is estimatenat 60001. per annual; Sir U. PEYTON is the patron these appeared to be *mote seditious riot created of it, ,and the Bair, Or. PEYTON, his. brother, is hy.the pristiner and'Ordered Mm'te. trilithilnitilti. about to take Priest's orders, when a presentation '. . -.. .. 1..,... .b .. ~ ~ tem tour. . M. rr smog sato ) , that be , aid sena-for to it will pass in his favour. • bail,. who would be at the olive in few minlitel.• 1 - 1.1.1.....__,.........- - • L In last Frithirc paper, Lord SAY and SELL's The MagisliatePtibaerved;.that It was then aft4r Wan i fir ' stilt r aiti g e " triu del ''Y insertin g name was omitted tis' t be inserted *Yong *ith Alinie o ffide.hour. s , ari d Los tp.iiii vir . cvni c ir & y okortly , General en MA'S Prnc4intinit to the Canadians , T - Of the other Peers.asho left the 1104•0 .0p0 11 ..... or( it would be impe . st In .to - *sit. . Tat e . bad- how. • • l'S • 1 which * e rem:insist*/ time ago. We now, there. ,-, . k ~ i Li RET -"s in Dunn: ' . .• - ' ever, arrived in less.thaa half an hour ; but Mr. fore, subjoin the passages that are chiefly interest. 5., , . • ; - , 9 viout./. , it , Ci . ecnitaa , ri l e s. e i. .-Ih t o:a ti a a P uti. , 9 ct o ,il r e.: 4 , 1 , - Ip ri i i i " "- ) 1, • thu .: l:l3" l eri° bad boon crominit4 tg iNeill bog of this protection, the whole of which is most 1 ( • joemeyeiku Lat0r,,wa0...,...0.. at , 1 ~. i PerStiOirely sv,ritteik. After stating . the object of , ~. ,_ I, 9 , . 1. ,,_ i . ro,tsleciw P r in ce, ._ its * Manaus-stria • Ciettl.gat. .'.. , . ......11f4 .1,, 1iti; . „ Cliak.ei Cayf ' 51110611, -, of'.*:.: I the. rwrielainatien. ;old -adverting to the falittibuoil uen being iniormed, ' on e . • day last weew;' by uts Pct` ett fi er," rne circuMstaneet br . hltiiiit death miast , ..- of the repUres. l by et hien' tuloul t• had . been excited, , Ari i ):ltecary, that h is ma lady was .apparently of excite . reipect ler his meinorf, muen 4rmliathyrir the gallant General thus,pruceeds i , . .. .ham rnt „lira rnse ,woom i.ssppres; yne ?I, i t weave A!k progr . es . s, and of fatal limt:, e x pressed a • hill loss, as well at caution to the -Profession, -On .. se Kifix, Will out 51 ,,,,,„h, t , lin ,. d nig it eg .irly yeare .t i p wish to .. Rial“, a wi11,.. fur .the.':•dis.positi,o,O.4..his tlttil 'Saturday seniiightprevioili to y his death, a ._ I:sever bmool, °woodier !Infiiti yhtt far its' ultiert, thus , root for •Villif hitt e r and itappitiesi, 'wig lie:now, hetngea, wit" i,sinall esprlty Weirs, and . in it .direeteal that his seatstmg * 6aik hive it s few days' pre. bud . shoe tni inieded (iii the. preieben of Mr. .ceiling,, was attatked, whilst at-Petersfield, with! a Ililnnttea, adored by 'bit' entneetb, enveret litho nlory, Ae.- : „.... n 4i„ g j ai' , thi va k tA r yrafk , accoQ iptigliett vsith4ite pear's W uuo, the landlord -*I the pliblichoitse), - in yielentinnattinlatiOn on the lungs ; and after Ire. zo w o l,„,o 4 ,„ o f A varelle•proiee,iwiii be . , contrary to the [oo4e Scour ".f 14 Oilev f- /" 1 " 1 " ... ° 114.41riwe ' "" mlite' ' "rde" " l 'a the vileera • eseettlin . the nature • or his coral Messrs. Cave end Wnicutn, he died the next ttil)is;trevetuti to lrep hisLetioll iuttlectit?, irk' Wiring. , • , ir k e t erder,tnat the faculty might, .from. thernspectioe ing attended several times during 'the (lay hy _ . 2** lf,..dt . .*iii rurb plaint, which was , in fact, a common pulmonary morning, .I.heSairgeons•beinglef various opinions '-', Mille mt yea rub sot a lam . '',lr s lii t tirOviral(Ot irebt. 4 4 e t"""I'„ „ t it . An ! 7 w "'''''‘ -• consuirption , being desirous 19 conlply with the ee.terfliir teal' cau s e of his death, agreed to open ..,I'.a-ettjtwdit'''"waslle,'"'srsiss;`..is''-'. opepie.... --- - ---J f r o peee ---*: '''';'.e . t .. r' ? .i - ,. • inj %Action of the tlePeaselit: th e body was opened,. the body, which they did oo Monday morning, end • tete stile of utrefacion nlt'inhwrtirblititl7,lo6ll' I; it weitionevan, l • YiniU C 4 anti the landlord,' However rillakitEn,tly, attended found , the lungs it comp P 1 . . dd ',reline lri_t r, rmwo . t Atm( !. 01 c noel with f" Abe opeeation. je was scarcely . perfessinad r *hen They afteetrards %seed by the body, in doing r A 2 *?..iti.;l.4l.lhcitllit'nlzrittreyeeir‘ilotilli•Nliv .1 % ,11 % n it: e , h:Vr t ira i tr i ; 1: o ~ (hit latitiluo; i ..,_ , itridgcr tristion eihibitiont s • Has which they' pricked thole' . litig . ers ; maid, iii tho - '1' 1 ". what j o lly Please Ift)(l."Wirell"ol"nuall4if i" ,-eit fr 'icitetl 140 .siiliatirtillkt vomiting, and, on reach:-evening, both of . them were..batted with violent ''l' l. e t ' re it " e " " A* " Thea4* i 1 :11,!"' n 'l n li n l * iivi IN, bei••,i'v;til,pisiallial upoli by .bis wiN tU take 'veins in the arm. which sums extended to miler) y. Y p ' aitir wi L i can Y 1! ` 1 1 . illitt- fdr tt.7l:.litirlisec"rwidefur ...1%77,07iii . ppftt• v 1 giiis i etif bran Abd*water. In a few 'Minutes - Atte•Whoitt of the body( Ma. CAVE, after entliii., 41•1.11"' thole who """ leaeahei II 70 be was obliged, to be . carried to bed, tweet' to rile t . : t b ilii s , t ug h. : 4 . l 7l:e t ri e n z : i e u x e t i rem till e it pain Paiili I : d b la tit ib b n is t h ir e :n i t: l ° till, '0 4 '4. 1 ' . 1 1; 14 - wile " ; 14 e s ti. °7l l2,l, itts" "•es. 1 -" - *e rjO Frldey last, the third day from the .in g . Monday. • Mr. Wrtittigit is . stir, alive, litettillie ein't varee or Twine,- id Mr 11,1 . 1 • Mould prefer the earn e r 'Oink_ ____itilet l'il Ale. lalo 6 ari act, hit died in a . state of delirium, nut from • contributedto ydo:r bnprinettt aniorsPegarsY• Apt,ila. ia..a c Is discharge being ot.ktaiqo 'Nest 14:C.iantitgitos, or a predi'sprisiOn to disease; but soltle art% brie been opened by several.Of Inc Most slid, sion elide • un t on hts:m . ind bjr-thi'ful/suegeOris of the neighboorhood, sliefroil'ilm. Zirwimeasermosigionataell4sieaung‘etallaair..,•44l4:-...--ElC".4beinms-cill►n-me—i 1 0 7 0 -7.r ne frOnifiho . lthpres. ow - wounds ; it is hoped his lift:it'll 4 1.e.,004, 4 ... • . . . thing out be usi beedinisitt or bemeaikiiiio tilatco l ) 4 l 4 ,_, lo fve anatotnical • perfOrMaitee, ' which; 'ha ' 'ohlerftik 'friattliP ali6 ) '.. a n't , you from the gittf of,csintn . and cliknity . , 40 weese volts (*aided in,heteOt rib thing be had eves -behekdi wen woati l Omer Yaw ? ' . • 1 :_siet , til rii'sl .•• .:' , :..;;I•fill t o . ilia.. . '4.f . ,f. ,I . • ' ~.;',,...!..- ./ 0 4. -, - .eir. .. • . t vitill 70/ . 4:3 ;-.. berfrliii lila , „; jiii.: , :4 . * - 1' .: ... ' '. .; . . ~ .;:f. , , •co %..: k - . ' • ii:Jel s hiseispitt ot:. ,_ .1! ...A4.OX .. Ntle,h.. 7.! '11: - (1,01 Lit` tt !**". • . ' . , , ::‘ •-• , . .. . • oPrigages T T' l 34111. - THIS PATItIOr: -7,.- • ..;,.• . ~ IN 1 ro id( ' i t ligl 4 lClt Bilitptft titti it .. .•- . ; ....::#P- 1 Al; ;e '. : , ~. • 1 ;-' •,,. i 4 *- 41 4PPRil i -g T4(4:** l/ 4 0 . ',. • MIA: Oc4 l3 llligf IX .T.4l.eilihrfolf .4 4 7 p1f..... , ~, I. TOLLING t THE TOMBS /ill •• KNELL .'(WI MILL? NOUS •Fallli ( fsp 11411SWINITB. Pltilrill.l46E., .1 .• - - ..• :i....rtrrifisr, , •.: •.1.. - iit.. - trt !...:' , ;While °Shen sips • the. favieses .of siiii Glillits..!, t i t 1.. ~,,..ii ,' ; Or lowly bow to Sliakily; of - Sysys,hi ~.. .. 0 .,, ~ ! . Flakier the rich, like fouls adore sbelsimidi • • , . r . 1 ' Or joie, like JACOB, PERCEViL's vettp/crowds... ?, I sing the MAN, who, Awn is IRRlTAllifisenuoti: .• - • Dares to stand forth—l)iiFf!Nropt OF II Elt LAWkt Whose Patriotbreast shall stem Corruption's titl; i i And hale all the Borough-mong'ring tribe. i ''Pis not the msn, who,fir'd with patty deal, • . . In private pique, forgets the public weal. ' s tho' Senates ring with patriotic sonn,b, • . ; • h .'ris not in wools io heal his Country's wounds i . " Oar falfini tam!!"—sow through the House ifywk, And "Aiherti!" hangs bleeding on his tongue 3 . 1 ~ . • But, should his foe retire front public cighti . ' ' ' How soon the change? "Things now go ycihitrous right:" 4774 ck izeoN rAprittioohLr. TO Tit * bt Vitt •tflrrsterim. t. I ' Ste,-LAt steribd like .the prbseni,' *ben the l efigtandized power of France,. like a furious lllrip v 001 l th reateni . I to 'draw. eierY' ' 'European qt'e w . i.tt ,km its vortex, it strongly behoves us, *as a lieneeeil nation, to withstood the common en emyr, ~k or fi reity‘atatatacerely unities la the illeild boo th of lit difyifflutliii . • , r . • i . . i 'lh'irf . •te orthis much - injured • am, 0 r 1itr,.... inn .rs .. , apperest*devoted country nut only neglect to, iOrssanctresseilteitm, by. giving to each individual klirOetty end :ihirelastlie irate, bet use , every D t iviour , to dissolv e the social compal t by op. ing reuses . E rlih force ; .PY,Aintouncing every man who dam bolonest isullkessworst of times, as an enemy to his king, *nth trate* to his roue. tea' I be sittTocating the integrity ,tif : niett in t Rough of corruptio n ; or l 'if - rho hot ti of oat . , s . . 4 fiallo*.country men be proof against thle•belefult effects - of this noxious poisoo,• they !focussed by vexatious and ruinous law-suits; and, in fine 4 immured in distant prisons. It is tptho Wats of all those dattritlesi elan siho have pobly.protected the Press from thebenumb • ing and, 011Jestructive grasp.. Of ,the 4119! arm of pOllttrehOt I beg-Wove to call .tie ttention •of my fellow-citizens, but more motileooly, at the present time, to the pi 4 1 ethrite l Triats. Let it ever be impressed on . our !minty that by' itlitit colosseee. power' filing the indictments ex.officio,, one g reat bulwark of British Jurispru.: decoy, the GRAND JUILY, is destroyed. . , i -Lot it never be forgotten that the crewel is made the prosecutor In these trials. , , • A ndlet it ever be had in remembrance, that the Juryis selected by a bervan/ of thl Crown 1 .1 from „ • .. , a book the Defendant isopt,permittod to inspect; and though the • I)clendaut -bag the iwivilegoosf shilkitig out a certain ntitliberfrisni the 48, still Pi so selected by the Master, of the Crofe 016 . 6) must eventually try the cause, boweaut.„obuosious they may be. r. ~,,,•1 , . , --,- .•! . , , .••••, 'i • - - These avelfeetitwhidh:cannet be dotted, the re. hulti,ai which 1 leave in.theifilitaised iatliiailit of every matt to deteratitie.. I done. passass dm appartaoltealtastering into that respectful and equal discO:rion, - • which my , , • ..• ,••• • . : t.,•, Lord Er.camioacitiou admits to be the right:of every.„- • , ,v; ,--- ,,a t, . t.,fl •t, ' t:oglhlinten, i .agatnst'lre, pri ' n . .),ril es ; but I " 1 " 1 0 .cli!Se ciii%lFOcr , %i4hcoat,ike.lariqg that no man ought to be Juror ? ' online his "DWI to • oaf. li,.ientli 'acute' ps' eletedieophistry,' 'tad strong • etiougft lo rplist.tlieuicerbearing'iltnce of a • , •t , , . • • ..t Ti. ,f4) . ccjit! ple i ader. llowif,s: i the Jury . 0 . (Tided tie the later trial of hin,,Gamaxt wero of - thug do. , .scription„l shall .not pretend to. deride; .-• but i f suspect that f:- . • vileast wboternied partpflhat itti- ~• ~ ..,, J , 'Jeri was n, -. • workable 4 ?c . , ,trt.viqit , ,,r In i !l,la, l anes ,ur,hen so 11,141 in 01e,gr4v. plowitias‘,44 i ltAtis.. !rule; but now, through age, andlissitimOiets were re.yerso 07 fortune, is tetiil y re..lue f esl to that .„_ stage 'of life described by Sit 4.l ' seitia l e s as '-ii 'the " gown and slipper'd ptota..lotxu." , liere let mu' „observe . , althoogie I lemma .the. impropriety of such a person .beiug called as jotor to, deride on , artch a cave—a case where the' molt acute discri-, I:hitsation and sound judgitieit were regyisite, 1 am l'of from vaiiipa, the 3t. ly t t o or unx.p:s . it of that Jury . gave their verdict contrary to justice, 'or in ()pp..: -',sition'to the dietates of 'their judgmeart.-' .' I 1 ..- The Liberty of the Pres' wets concerned ! 'the bulwark of our rights , was disputed,! it therefore 1 is a duty incumbent on.us,,as Englishmen, to look with j;alousy and' suspicion on every act that may tend, in the most distaatmtuner, to destroy that " palladium of all the civil, pelltkal, and reli gions rights" wltinklioctitherto preserved usfrom the-malign influence of. that hydra-headed monster, DtvroTtsio, by 'which' Vririlli ag nations lute( been crumbled iota tbsit...e.. , ~ -„. - 03401), June 18. ' - '1"'" . __ W. M. 1. 0 J ,- ~,,..,pr . . y • - • -- s Or, baser still, struck, by a pension, dead, Or gaud); coronet, giiitering round his head -alma wiser ■we, and older,—by' an pour, . L he! the blinded dupe of gow•c! /41`ne yet' the man, whom - vain Ambition tit's, .11 4 . :•V7itlitow'ring hopes, that kindle bb desires; x' To rule the SLAT E: • : Jiro! . • .With every servile art, the dirty within VOW, And dark 4;nanuerson'S oaniering iatinenei spreads. The *nautili galled, at vast expe,nce and care,,i; Ills Gsatotry groans. hit Cortese to repair. Not so the man f sink: his:tidnest heart . Scoria the ignoble, or the selfish part; WISDOM and LEARNING, from his - totter )cars, And genera[ GOOD in all hit deeds appears :, Nor proud, nor raja, nor ever fund power, : Ambitions to enjoy ,the present hour , Of chearful aspect; of an honest face; Ili% mind adorn'd with every social grate Tlis lender heart can feel another's woe, And generous passions id hi's nature glow ; • JAW and honoir, pure without a stain,' And friendship, that ne'er gavo the pang of pain. Paternal care ;•—coacubial duty Join. ' ' To form his soul with every grace dl%ine. • fi Sue:h lathe MAN I sing, nor can his name Be lost in silence; sound thy tromp, 0 FAME! ••‘ • •• • * His praise re-echo through the Vaulted sky. :- • And let each British heart the sound reply; • Soon in the Senate, he a gain shall shine, • - Nor slave to party, with her minions But boldly rise above the common plait, I Approve the measures, if he bate the man; •• .•. •Wg Unjust the measures do appear, I; 11.5! . . Oppose, with freedom, nor submit to fear or frieodt, nor power,. can draw his sassi aside, sor all t lie arts of the intriguing tribe; . Mocerely zealous in his country's cause, • •• /4 dares to st.uid defender of her laws, , boldly speaks the language of •his "TlsatourGßEAT CHA:NTAR, pRIV'LEGE ma?' controul ; . i ; • '• Ile b i ds" oar hearts with ancient ardour glow, Sichardour's'WHlTßß EA D,R074 ILLY,STANIMIOPZ • know." • Tho' hosts of PECULATOR'S are hisloes, ' . " • Firni as a i•nik, their fl•auth he'll still expose. • • ' ' -With Viewed sided', behold Sir FRANCIS stood, Pfeil, or or save•MesitikMg is ' • disih, 0 t 'Mtn' •ANN Imob 160%w-bout,. . . : To stein the ude of arbitrary porter; ‹. • s• Great II AMPDEN rose, in a.denpotic reign, Li v A PATRIOT, IL immortal be hicnitew 1: Bold in the cause; a RUSSELL firmly stood, And for his country 'guard 4 with his blood : To thew a noble monument we'll raix, ' And on the base inscribe the PATR lOT'S praise. Rise, BRITONS,. rise ! tbeir.virtunas deeds declare, And BURDETT (hOnqufdpanie!) must he recorded there. June l lB,lBlo. OLD LIVERYMAN. ~;. -: - •• N . 1 , . I • 15 , .~ri