The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-05-08 00:00:00

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V "'" eallMilatigh :....... --. t be aefiditot to spas a 'new aid. itommOste carte: . - chow ., istptss Dif caroismut. . . fr: tint.ipro it ,s. catisfirft. 055..,.. ~ I--e' • -. 4 4 PaiCE Otr FrocKS Tllle .QAT AT ON 1.: o'CLOCII: re gt sa , , . ~. . , ... ...., ...,, . .. ...• I ameterriallipWasahe,mie Sig. arb isse a sse e a a pipag . v o, . ThiovoliAor olowealor ,li into tr,,,,,,,,,,,,. 4 - • India Bonds II Mt. • • lit - • : ..,.. 1 ' ...- . , M it er G o t, f!ed. am tacseodivr Bilk*. 89 10% • • In ties Ateerican State. •-. ' leo . 4 4 41114. - ..4141", tortiew, d . I t tiozh l4 "." l l hitta .P ert ',,,, ; _ & ,.,,,^ 1 " 16 " i ll i lar . 0 -o ‘ ll - •i dt. why there should - not bea ate* trial in ~.citemits oel . ~ : aill 9 per rest Coos beatah . , Aro , . - • •.* •• • ' . • I l• 'II"' 4 ; " 1". • . A y ' tistigrwand'bivilisdirettilell on Umiak etibitteirded ~' 4 ~c, usu. rites osmium dab.* will be Seen, that eele.•• • , ae,n ote r i te e A g e skiediologoo; .. ........... via. Comas tor Ackt. 591 p er cenot: triia - 6 - r- Lettery.Tichess • . 0 „„ • AU Seitaaa , -la bringing the artfai: - .!-;.51444.• le ' AraStica.. , .peleade,Ads ~. ... ;,, . 0 ~10,..1 . T, , . aa al..' 4 • 4,••5A.... _____,,,,41.,; -- ,* • • As - I - Ammr leimeer.• ma -.: to,: $ '"Sarrer stratentinottait, switsid s. , , w mso c aosteempess .. s ee k e „ gen era ti on , with vesotCa...,•voloureasmitrege as ; wh i c h t ehaa l theelpa• • • ....4„ - gegehniaj e ia l ls WWre his Coarti •' • ' . ' •. . '-.' • - ----aaia.....---- - - - -----.erea---- -41° - - - 41 - -- "" 4--: " the SitliOn end Mil an Decries,.lm. lnigltit , twist li, leap atamelliiiidt .fielie eitaleaileihtial4siei,it -144 ~- )tatßaoli fi giim odd ,' lv wises' ''' - ' s ' .•,, ' THE STATESMAN. ' , War With this country'. Wewete, giesia . a ' • arse/ AIM trAdlookuelep!ahtivfeeerasenitit. .'- ' - 21 i.• Baliuouast .thea staged ; thee' it Vas int:taa• s : . i ...,. .. , ~ ~. _..• 1 alsoe.the vkiite of ,fit the '• ..:, z- t - ingt ignia=a l i ll4lllll 4 l23 l . antlitleintance with that geodesists, -oft h i s P.% hin eivailitioe, ilat.sei, tbsacmilsOiteilf . . "en f or g IlheLt le ,izr . 4 . 34 0 13 ,9,1 14t d• • -' ' . arsaimetativem well as i j o ilticki , to e # ; .eus . st a t o s aj, wartet ito deik atier wor se .. lictloit ...4 - . ' tok bea copy or.. . 4... .il. *Pee" ift lis * , 8 • • • LONDON i • set sareasotT, NAT is 1813 . thin, *this character (notwithstanding tins. s iemoend I', . ••: - . - .DUI:. May /.., . „ .. , . • ~ • tu T sl 4, , b t' e . 11 . 11 ".., ri •••• -- „ . • i ativtaidMar:shleatitleeecitelOisohed Oloardo,oo restored, by cell/wed, • from the . lii 4! alte . .. 1 eatisamia.a. • leasenekal abuse of him in th e etattise' ,basi. :'name, . Etz:fr •Is a mesV frost tisli •ni CO Way of Lancaster., into the antra if Kine l i g t • 4 1 t We hire eve' viewed the w id e spre adin g war we I .whoea dexterity in this respect gothatitatie th eir sole Pons - .. 4 S ibesolisir %talialli, , .. ',mg_ gf thet_l t rui eri . ...... 4. *- - ' ..9 .04R , - ; i t . tormeoo r or . t r i al . borore me.. l y i tio!, • ; .. re involved in with regret.trod horror . .We neiet 1 0114 oar + estrein for his memos, 11.1";teesijig be. t o i 4 . ~. .. e!ibahr . .. . _ r“ . .. -, • lu -we • , ... - • .BLAisc i at , Lancaster, when ,be ,(Mr. v e rs o Mn) I • recur to it but with indignation against that ',WWI pepper spirit and seal he urged tni - lbehelt o f 14 . 1 ) ;„., j illev 'ir.... v Attly: s hitl4.- - - 2 -.. ' " '. " . etdrell' . '.' is • hare the trial put off,* on ~ aicattist•. of 1 *hieeatee , • eatery ' h has occasioned it, and of coosequenee agaleati Need leeteitibia, throughout hireteedeptsing e it e e - w ith maw urgb en .. -ta.6 7 ; ' :an, * Am sr a! lia " r4a rZ.h s v, , ~ 141aan ' o ro. o r e ....ee ae a material witness, Mi. Be s rinett,. a • . aa mmah e ll 44 7 44 t { be House of Commons,. who . was will- Ministers, who havenften made a boast of folleit.' ehallhaie of Bassaao. •• W hit ;plattereate s laimot. dee i• - ;.1 .-•• • ~. 1'011.144*0 ,e.- - ,,.. , ,- • ~. _ , • ~. • WI; that system-a system which we owe to' tlak to `kin plai n i n telli g ible r epalgaitel s -.k05i05e...,.5.. or. !„.. i; a tili :- - 0 7 -7 . . googols wail the . sObstance of the:spettch .delie - - fota stele 111Mii, . , ; 14-withatises,ben , • .-, '', ing le .cOnte , forward to prose, that the iv rithig in '-- - - - jot._ : : ',./.: ': • ' ' ; . rersid.bY the Defeudant in the Com:dens Elnnte 1 , 1 '; hetwenabors Mr. PITT. The perversity of such•men, that-IMO by . the cunning Freitebeit s , tie *awn the 1 i puts us i n m i n d of the tudf-niaillac,**hol i o t n t eat hat dthaing doable meaning polished' sophistry ef Si; old no. Ste ~Jositui • sixsotaDs.,-Xeittrifq• her Royal Partin trot ; but Mr, Pass, the Atterney.Geeee . , in lath *Bitt r.a. r.tre : .t...... t5t 17 . _ ,, n0 t -a W ou ld wo wit. 44 't int ' Au ati t es Highness die Princess CHAILLOwirs, attended hy th e sal for ' the comity - palatine , having agroed.to 'flic k er, .. ) Ititt..cori's Pciredise Lost, insisted upon co speech, trial ....,, be red thelthatit was thasubstan substance the priee Devil was the greatest champion, for the s 4 urpridog r- parebielsi th e e g h ua reg i kfieloo ima ' on in ,' .. . .. . . i, • Ducts 0 tat • 4.4 ~ K , ! BitishGaller • Y wj eS .thlier . Min ' P . l t e o leir vie s eSir jime Joinua's 'carded. ' • •• • - . . . . .. courage he evinced thronghoist thestruggle. Itmay, . oar intireete,at this trying dine; --. la' ....-'"'"' "!'"'"""" " beautiful Plc hart‘ The Marquis of. S.rantome s , the I . The oat,. witness •on the p are of the. prosecution s . without any great strain Of metaphor; be said, that without, hove/wet s o t e k oing. any • oir loi ti!i ) , ib m i t i A.l l - ,4iglitlioss..Cueettas:LOire, and Sir.A.'lleirts Bart. War a Mr. - Briton deaith s .asto . proeetl the. : publicae the war we are now waging is also Wwar - egainst -Olei, collegciest 'one. - "Pmerecion Atelmatedenai selmikie - es . aggegieethactallery.to.retaiyq and coaductkqi Roy* ' cation, and that he. had : received - , the i maper* from sith. I s t f e u.", b e ie ve y , .' --,-• . - ' • . •-- i iiiithiess through thastomos.. 'Thit4iliai eitstSaira. : wilk2i.Affig,ltfiatefft":44,•4o a a ' 44 !'044c0 . ..t- 11 " - • Deity; for it it a stir against renal:Mat s IA , ~,... ~ . , . . . an attribute of Heaven. It Mae, as wiluilli* ease in ' ' ' 46 ' ? " 4 .. .'"IIIIII° .•1••- '' ' t -.. . . beeeererthY the Prereeee•of the Neagh Sairkeed I the lie.fen4nti expressing 4 ' 1 . 11. h to bito,,it*ltiol.'s . . - Of the elmtion of the Exhibitive,- - ,:), • . ''' . 2 ...; 1 tali* '•'he recollected tree substance of :whit it .• , ,--..' exileePeeik th eir high ; id: .-- libelee said, that although he had lost the en. • .3111.roar's grand poem, so happen, that the ' Stoner . prospect of the ; war hi - the Sea s ' we do Dolie Mf GcOvtgerga: 'Mow S. hot deem , it riet . to serail we think, and, April ' _ ..01 1 ... ;. .. cause now and then triumphs ; butwhatertie k : Mr. G. 11.: Rose and ,fismilyr areinsigoirlag to Mare ..cootained, which . was, . that , Defeeda et htiving seen tempted against right and reason, Callndt oltbiiktely I wa*Will Wet sly mach, till w e 441 be /°°t• J` wu fi ed •l films fe Stlickholui, where he Will teal& as our Mi. ' various misrepresentstious • of his speech in .dif- . ' i I succeed. In private concerns, when we hear eta man Iby the hourly-expected details .of ,the first onte s , s i ter . • . ~ ~ . ~....; ~.,:- • '' ,s,' - ' . .• forint newspapers , he wishad amore acitirste report • ti ng ly 1 whichs io-our idea, will . inevi!ably be di LI , By a letter received from 'Canton s :dated the ad of !to he inserted. , •. •• ~ , ... quarrelling with every body, do we not untie/its'• . • , 1 , s a y th e fault is his tWe are at war with half the world ;If it were Pooriblo to ramie with so dialna se r trgh te.ptcte, inwrOmber %st i lt ate tliirt alf..it t lea East India I • The Learned • Counsel, _said, the publication Was k. '• • ' ors ships consigned China _bit season had ' therefore boon fide and , at this stage of the. trial, he to /r * ' 1 1 ' .. is it not fair then to infer there it something wrong before, ess it would be at the -tannage. of those ' • it& there except the Royal &Ole and David 'lliad 'objected that there Re's nothing. .is go to., the \ i - ; ' i.. in our system ? Were it only our prodigality in may . Mato which so. lately taunted in a strain becoming Ott, Which wet* nbt expeCtel in-diet month.. •'1 Jury on : for, liaeontentild s thetthere, was nothing . ii thug connected with government, we can see come :illoalueo eoly. Now:they acknowledge that the Allies Mr. Mari was Oft 'Thurildht sworn in as Solt. in !.. the pukticatlots libelleittae-defainatory., and . that . f'` ; , enough for ezciting the hatred or envy of other „lief retire, -but that it is .only reader pour ligiaUX dintfiefenriValtd".YeSterdair*Mi.• Ricitiltibs • was whateter might he the • nature. ei Ater publication s powers. When a man spends more than his incise ; under. A boxer does, indeed, sidtentalte°64falit . appo int e d Chief hake Of "ChtietiC . • .• . enough bed heeu•shown, to p rove...that it ,hast been • frill honestly allow him, lie must either suffer . he. sometime, to preserve that . without which' he caste --The Si. Horse-has brought M -large quantity of ; printednedet circumstances whOlitrePtieee4 it .iosti- Initiation, or act an overbearing part, to provide for i lives his. b . roitA .; . hitt then his ; adversary is forbidden, -. s p ec from'. ismaieev.bet no . - ' excepting the i fiable, and he . relied op the q . : tim King t. captors .of ea America, privateer -the Intrepid, of i Wright, 8' T...11,..9.93. But the logna i eltieltiP. Ilis - , lista to strike Mai when • dOwit. ! . . such extravagance. Just so is it with us as a nation. Iby Nee lewh-el,-.04 1 , ! . • .• • .'.• !• • 1 (eighteen IPllto*'4o. pus of oat sloops of. war of equal I posed of , bath ground*, particularly the litter, state. • tire lay down a maritime code, which Is to make i Not so la this contest. There is nothing to Prem. ,t I force. • .".••• ~_ • • I hr s .. .that after, the case a the. King v,-Lord, Millet- o ther States (which call thomsettes i anti with ration, , Ilowsrawsla• from following op , his blow rybeelsio • The following article is extracted irons the Dsiblits ! don, it . ivaximpotsible .to- say ; dant.it ; witaLtegin . ,9te , , i . :14peadont States) tributary to as; and this as-' adversary-recekr s . to prevent him fro . m • taking again Ensuing Port, of the vat instant,* from which it ap. '. to publish an account of what eationabiar hatt sa id 411 .. pears that the substance of, the new Catholic Bill was . Partiament•injurioes to . a third:reason_ ;.„Aud,.., when- temption of a right, which no other Power icknow. ` the saute spoken of. . . --amme---. • kistswnlif* that city on diet day s and had occupied. ' ever a . Member of Parliament should:4o3*h a- le- ledges to be such, most he maintained' by force, at thaattention of the, CathOliclioard:- ' •* . nort of his Speech,- hiatoold hold idol !labia for its sn incredible es nee. What matt be the eed of Wei; Sicily, whose *Government it unquestionable the is Catuorto 'Nano, • MAY 1, - --Thte 'hay the . -contents.... !De east et,the„ Kimit v., .;,„,.',Wr . i i ii k t, be a procedure? . Ha ye Mi nistersthoueht if thatquestfon 1 1 w orst . and rnoet.cerrupt on earth (Utopia is notto ; Board met at their Retire, .4, esprit-street, and ' said, didnot i pp l y, as k .wiel-aa aPP 11 .4 1 49 01 tor a 1 , • i suppose we only for Moment were-to lose oar be thought oft ee the Mar t cerepall is always as. 1 after some routine busine s s,, proceeded to the come - 1 criminal information, which was. an application to . rand superiority, what would become of ui?' Ta a l m ' eepted whenever co deems areanade) • this island deratiou of what they understood to be the heads of ; the discretion of the Court. Bet the . Learned Crw. • I ' i We* is dreadful 1 Other s maritime powers would •e l le i annOt but attract a: attention and anxiety from the Bill intended for the relief of the Roman Catho-i•sel stated,"'that he had Contended, as he. should maw • - • • J The subject engaged . the %Nation of the Board r contetid,'• that that case wag not ,decitied on that . • . ;... l our busy , Meddling mischievous Bye - tereidentiTyinn ik s ~i uponuewithouttnercy,abuie uses Pirates, and euertiPo : - ' -' - - a considerable time, when it was finally resolved,: ground ; but the application was Weed expressly aeoutul us, and with nobody Who the same vengeance against us as is the ' case against sea ''u withererybody that the original Delegates should immediately . repair ;on the ground that there was. no relive to send it to . i pluudevett, * The eloquence displayed in tsu o .ploce, loses us. The Court revolutions and cootter-re. to London • and also that Sir Eqw,ten BELLEW, Mr. i trial, as it was not puoishable, or a matter of judi- douniellors CliCow , l en • and the obstinscylir , ittiother, would littletaiil us in 'volutions, Mililiot fail, in.. the long run, to bring ;B.tiotsoal London; Ba-raw, and. ..,.. -.... , fair account _of. proceedings in r cia ` - " 1613* an t . 11- 61 - it teat to hit Lordship , that . i 1 mat a MM. '. Tt is nochiinericei hipot - : • shout a general ' Ytillliindn Diat.riefroit - follows slit,i.,- and Scttr.t, should attend them as assistant , Parl i ament t. tie „tre so A . ~ ..... • • distract i on, as may be i mag i ne d by the accoun t s one Delegate." . .... .. 1 there was also thoclast of Relay (well known to the • The ear wi th Ameriest is fraught with a thpinand evils, whtch appear to be, and may he; too.tentete to month (see the alailesosan of yesterday ) .... `..- ---'--- of the old •We feel anx i ous to see the return which Mi n isters i Co ur t ) of persons who ga ve unfarourable characters ! will think proper to make, pursuant to the 'motion i oilers:lots to third persons, for which however de- be eppreheeded by many at present. The Govensa i Kula, wore out, resigning the 'reigns to his her 1 of Lord DASNLEI( I .6I% the production of the minutes .. famatoryr they were held. not liable. His Lordship meat writers may please their Readers by pr ogno sti cs ; Ego ,(Trinitarians, but not riairreefaas, will cow- tof evidenqa taken at the (.:court-btartial.lately held it tatateds that dome lonfidence had been rE;posed.- of burning the towns of oar trans.atlantic brethren; 1 prebend. that slat* mystery) ; the the next mouth Portsmouth on the .,; c.o,_nduct of the 91ficere, &c. 4 . ; But the Leared ousai Counsel ad hadstated 4 t d o his Lordship, for that they nay do by our Cosgrove Rockets, :. he is vivified and invigorated, and - we. will, net allow ourselves to . ; that the , pe,_*, not the con mace, was the &c. we shall thereby distress them • • to au • • al. ; functions, &e. ; in the mean while the sensible apt . suppose , that the. edberedts of Ministers would at- : reason . why.they. were not held liable ; and iu the ' reflecting resident Eng li s h live in perpetual dread. 1 1 tempt any thing Aike a 'garbling ; or suppressing of i case of Weathermen(' w. Hawkins, I„Term* Reports, Must incenceivable degree ; but. that Very ,pro:. : - : • - .- - • agy, part of that. evidence; but.what, wilt become of, 110, both Lord Chief Justice Mansfield and Mr. 1 Z - . reeding will but tend to make the war itsel f I . • . -. afar repeated boasts, that every ship. Of.: war withlJustice Buller relied on the occasion, and not on • more inveterate and lastingly injurious to .us :1 The g lorious uncertainty of the Law was never .winch the American , have as. yet ;had to contend,; confidence. It was a legal objection which ex- , • t for it will render it mo r e • generaa ll y p opu l ar more strongly exemplified,. than in the Court `erf and fully equipped in every ; eluded melba,: • * iM , to the Americans theniselves, * a u ;are b etter pre. ; ; Keg ' s Bench yesterday, upon the motion of Mr: o th er respect ; and what must,the country think of ! Mr. Justice, RaJLEY . .- the party it; not a velum. I. pared for continuing it than any other nation BIioD4HAI6 for a new Trial In the case bf the Kars I that bokl .aud seemingly * confident assertion, if it' , teen •be owes it to society. • . . I shall appear in the face of the evidence that the crew 1 ibl ' r. BWouctutsi , thett went on .to state, that the on earth, as they have a su .. builds of the first v. CREEVEY ) a report of which will be found in this :of the Jaye coissisted : of only ?.5 able-bodied seamen, ! i , Learned . fudge said ; that malice depended on the necessary of life, which has cost us, ne us. day's Paper. We do not pretend to advocate thedoc. !57 supernumeraries , and 90 deaerteri? . , i thing itself, and lithe matter were injurious .malice omits, four millions five hundred thousand pound, ; title of &Wing alimmee t o a m em b er o f parliament ! gnorecnoze •. OF . Wiatiesscs.--.-Cin . Tuest s lay the ; must be inimical , Mr. B. said , that :in, genera!, he We have employed more of our r e a so n i ng on this. I to libel:with impunity arty person i lie may think Pro... 27th ult. as a. country gentleman.. of considerable 1 was aware that their.Loolships would tot trate\ out particular war than oh any othe r , be cause i t i s per out of that House, .foF we , be thilik he ought to ; consequence in Yorkshire, who had attended to give , of the four - corners of - tile writing :. but the Malice in i evidence in a cause At the Quarter Sessions at Pon, I some cases ..might be rebutted .by evidence.. 'fa his freught with more menacing calamity, since it will ..alretablet° the laws of t . he . land as well as every t tefract, was• arrested by a gberiMs officer under a writ I charge to the Jury,,the Learned Judge stated"' b. be tenaciously supported by the landed i n t eres t en , ether person wink claims to be protected by them ;1 of execution ' o n his return home, and before he ! stantielly the same doctrine. He stated that th e qu s- account of the rise it will occasion i n th e p r i ce. o f • but theonice -distinction-made betweenthe Newspaper , I had reached his owsk.residence ; • but haying pleaded fticin for them was, whether it staidefasnitoryur n : corn and other articles of the first necessity. This . Retoterrne, and that of the ludividual Member' who i i hietectio on t tv., o re ait'l:..witlehish'im"etoolteutrefrwilaC:. pee- " t 6 h r a r t ed it .. a• L a th s n e o i t mater'ia'l when t a h l e a llclic t t i ro re t n tn ittr s i rr i - will raise the rents and augmeat the price (not the : r r k (n t *,-/ . 11 - I° . °I.". a speech, Ore 'ire- unable . to i r , e i conci e ' v an ed ', soo la tet " the deco l n i i r n ste nee was mate known to the Ass . consequence of evidence having been Oen, that i ~. real value) of land 1 Where Will this infatuatiori4 w t" an y pr inci p le .t hlif er justice. - le case [Colltres•the officer was ordered as release his priso. l , was preferredduritag a contested election in which end ? We are Oow about to stake etery thing in this 'quoted .by .Mr..BactiMite.SO, of T00:4 xa. wsmarro eel ., was ...undoubtedly as ' ric h . a snit on hesitatitei to comply with this mandate , ! the Defeadaot wits a.caadidate i] that it was . not a desperate game. Can our Readers then wonder that : 'ease its .1 0( **ts 0 he was metered' into cuitOdy l • add the •gentlenien set i question for than to.coosider,.whether the Defendant under such a view of the case, we bare uniformly raised i could-- possibly- he referred 10; luit= there cert ainly ''ltt f il, {,'berry y,), .' On Tieangein the ' . i fi nf: r : l oust, nt4 ri alt ri htr e ' ! having s law I T *. "4"5 tateoe in e m ile an li ne e r es :V e i t he C g 7 - .\\ si 1 oar voice against this mad War ? It mig,ht, even , was a material di ff erence ; between the po litica l pi tiNcE ! characters of some o f °de - p a r ti es imp li cated , . 4, ! reveal ° some q ,contrition for Ida offence , hi was I •llcatio ' as 'which was .printed. purporting to bea &peach . . new, he henoutably terminated, if . the with dissea a ried from , his imprisonment. • Sir Jogai lit- iof the ilefendent's in the House of Commons, and to ' • . a iircENr would be pleased to take the • o ia n io n of . and the Public will, De doubt, , ba " 112- re one -- i•citiry in this 4Ccasleintaid, the. Conti whibeitit tts : have Vega sent by liefeadant as a true report, in I own conclusioua.:; .It is other men than those he has too long advised with . ..l the °ther t' lind di" thSt - - - • ite clearly understood that all witnesses wefe pro.:l order to correct misreptesesstatiOns, it was for the . The representatis aof one of the -greatest powers on generally understood, the House of Commons will i . MMed.hy the law yeti . / hi conaling...td. give their el. i Jury -to consider whether the manner did not imply . '•• the Continuer, has (no doubt well assured of the , protect one of its Members from an action of this ! deuc e , dairingtheir atteodancefer that parposep and i malice ; j e t was not any matter . .w bother e nt . .t i t soncurrence a his principal) o ff ered his mediation kind ; so loog as iis fa th ia sy s they ire p hr iktee the pa ro w;r fse to ed interfe etwo r spfech ; and , to until a rewash! e time had elapsed for their arum 1 itnew the Plaintif or not ;it was not necessary.to ' 1 t . tgr own resideitce. this' will lieeettary, heab- ;prone any. pique or aninrolity. Ills Lordship left into e . . in the dispute-arhat an opportilnity is here. opened 4 . ,:ibt-the purptiles'of public justice; .and that! the Joey Sleety,- whMher it 'was defamatory or not, . k . , ! I for negociation. A friendly glance of this kind will we cannot/a:peeve of the decisiteivoithe-Court of Kiag's Oita steaid, to the titttrest Of italiewer, protect-1111 but declared that;. in his opieion, it was defamatory., ! more service to - us than ten thousand of Geueral Bench. On thee*, hami,thiejloose of Commotis may ! voitemislinoke should totne.belniltitt'i - ttittray officer 1 &Qin conatemencetthe Jury,Sound a verdict of guify. . CO NU tine's rockets. , . , tee! i te th e pr i n t e d Petitions from Nottingham. On , bol v e l 7khe . II ,4004 . 44 1 • The American Newspaper, called the Notional Wu 'Moro ex/Aviary manlier. . . • 1 submit-to 'their Lordships, that the publication ..was I f.felligencer i of March 13 a publkatiou 'favoured! tills, topic an lr p ,L iale Letter will brier* 'PerellrePhit . - under the readoSader such circumstances as to prevent the oos- _,,t__ foi T ti ,„ l " , the ` 4 ,Mitst. Mks( Ilitit4es •respeetlet a licence' to i sibility of implying malice. It was universally. al- I , liy the Govecnment of aloe United States , says ea Ws I STATeamao we uns,isol b from tut, inFansgent Correa - Kr :: A niklue -f or •h*Cipietat, 'pen which hel l lowed that. aillember of Parliament was diapunieli. subject-- • .1 poodoet. - • . .• . _ ~_ . r • - ' sits tai "Sitett h new . Theatril l and Mr . Warr.' able for whatever be might say In the House of Per- . • , . "It has beta stated lo some of the factious prints, and may . ..1. -., ... ' '• • illtliataitiese t !b mentioned at heist:connected stith ailment r',lOF was bound to perform certain duffer to 'I b e tx .i iri . ed by mew di their credulous dal tie Media . Yoterday at a quarter post twelve o:rroupseerse. M. low design. We do not knot/ where theraf: iii reprnsentativesi• at had been often litd down lion of the Emp ff e rs r o vuu ,l ewern the ty ski i d e ba „,„a d , Parses Ranee . teft Carlton-house for Vi.tndeet, so. 1 A loostiithe 'Originate, but the motive of • th entit-ebo that hoopoe the reprepsitatire not only a the piers a • - Great-BMWs, hat base Aimed to e on n o ~ an d b a d compenied by Lord YAMMOUT II and S ir Telegiee .l . .4loB: litgenin i however, *Mitre our Readem.tbat, which tekned.kiat b ,but, white. returned, ha became ..• , herarejectsd. We Mk It es a' fess, of which We hare mire TY RWAITT. . • • . 2 I:tbere is utt teeth whatever 'lit the assertboo that Mr.' the . velleseentatteer l ' tot. the, Apia, country ; a nd b e . , .. belief, that oereesteseessat had received no latimatien on the • Theliag.. 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