The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-08-08 00:00:00

• pIipIiPONOMPIIP.P• IIIII 7"."' . - . , . _ 11 . ~ .. . .. . . • "'"'" f•A..4 res. Cent. • • ...- •••• • • .., . . ' ' ..-= ,Lkr.r. -•-. o ,\ . . ..„, ..,. 1 ; . -.. 1. ..•I ) , gay, • - ;' - '5 . a 4 141 ~. 08 4 .r. ....e. , ••• i . - • .• .. • • •, . . ' ' ' • . 4 • ' . . ~--...• • r . LONDON, .ItHuItSDA.T,.. itUGUST ft 1822. . - :. 1.........1 " 2%. Gum iiii , ,wAist HAMPDEN jekil 410'111144 art tIrDX . Br did ea tit Soilibidr PRIM SIVNIII PENNI - NUMBER 5114 _,..- ,.. . •••-•••=1- - .- --- - - I Darin* 14,1 L0.1)0N ENGINEER MARGATE sriAai YACHT. trommanded by W. BOURNE.—This Aerial and onantodiArs Vesmd tenet the Tower every MONDA and FS I D tY for M army. at Eight o'Clock In tho 111 to t ymemele. and relents nary WEDNESDAY siTI.3II)►Y. Farm—Best (stn. ILL—Fore Cabin, 10.—Cbildres rider It Yon of are. 7r. mock Pim Dues liteleeted. An Avast Cabih Is Steed up melaslutly for the seeeenso dojos of bathes, with a festale *madam la welds'. Reirealmests at moderate charges aro provided on board by the Steward. Farther particulars way its beams by applies's.' to J. Asps, at the 011 ea, No. it Water4me. timer flamer s ins; Hatches's New Mike Horse Wier. Yiseadlity t mem Mao arid SIM, sod list sad Cad* oupord.steset g r. y, sad Mt. Ostts, SIR 1110 lidbers ; ssi of of , 01Mer• IN ONE DAY, NEXT TURSDAY.-lith AUGUST. THE LOTFfitY FINISHES. • And on Slat Darthe TWO PRIZES OF THIRTY THOUS AND POUND 00 °4 Adaarriaer atainirdar. March the flu, 21, in a letter did to the editor. wide,. the Learned Ceases! eitesived, his client Ural seamed. sot ealyef fabricating affidavits, bat of acts of deo moot deliberate itaseeme; in sopport of a cos vieta-evisehtel. The damages were not for the sale of gerensiery eeespeseation. bat to re-establish the pialadirs *Waiter by Ai verdict of a Jery, and were eureka laid u 101. *sly. _ _ _ home whew she dame in from mingle( on the night of jb Bih of Jane, whoa she began to matter something to her mistrem shoot gels% ill.triested by a man. hut ...he could sot anderrand her and, cm her mistress 4s her to hold her Worse. It was all noisiness, she email she would filth her father; Wm. Hereing was meat for him, and he tame aceonfinglys she had A *very bad sett , and be thought her not of sound mind; she can make a biggish soies,• bit it cut out be heard a long way off, if she is any ways harried. John Wingfield, on bearing that his daughter bad byte ill-used by John Kirke, of Lembley, went thee Wight and got a warrant against bite; be was taken 'w i th" Itrieday after, and, with the prosecotria, went before a Alaskan's, ea the came day. Waste his . 4anghter is !lettered. she 'inset say say thing that "kyle can understand. This 'vitae., raderment a lore crissesexamination. le the COlllll4l of whidlk, be sired that the prosecotrix bad charged a persow iLth a similar. t &Doe to the present one, some time age, 'line the whites.- made it up with a man; tie tit nut wish to make it up, but it was contrived to get him in taeseated, and In that state, be gave his consist net to promote the man; the man absconded ; shoes, never wasted to make up this matter; some Lambley people wished him to do so, bat he would not; his daughter had also bees assaulted by some hays whed she was about sixteee years old, hat she *ea had with her grandfather; and he did not know of It for six months after ; the imperfection in his daagl ter's att was occasioned by a very severe illness with which she was afilicted when a chil !; hat he serer cousidered her anderstsedieg to he deficient, although he believed her memory was a little impaired—The prisoner made no defeace, and after the Learned Judge bad 'misused up this evidenee, and stated the law on the case, the Jury felted the prisoner guilty of an as exalt with so intent to commit • rape.—Tu be impri smiled six months in jail. Consols. Ike. tO. , WILL Itle DRAWN. Ticket. and res (warraated Uedrawa) are ea Sale 4 Ricataoses. G AIIu OODLUCE and Ce. at Ode Old Established mine, 104. OaraIMMO. lgoed to Nana, Hie OM blank No. I best, a Mee 411141.11. THE LARGEST asd CHEAPEST FURNISHING WARRIIGUSI la the WORLD, Is at DIVINAIRE HOUSE, Itemesheavass. sever goers hese the Argyle- Roles C 0..., of the Rms. Ggerstltrett t e,4 at thole Mai, . 1, •••• Well. the GOVeiter if Durhawr Gaol. proved Mel the above prisoner was la his eestody, before aid Ow 4Nldt:tied, ea the charge a burglary ; that sea `'re if death wait 'oessesuied to -transportation. aid . en beard the balks. Croworamoleed by Mr. Ssrgesat livi.t.oca, for de stadwat—olkiee to leaving the geol. the prisoner con-1 AN" tie robbery t and.. from such coafessioo, pro perti be the automat of 4001. was actually gut back. and restored to Mr. Cookson. • Mr. David Tisdale was clerk to Mr. Shearman. the ilfailseeeree. Pivo•pers.peo cause there, when Mr. abearman swore them to these allciavits. His master Oar it appeared witness was his domestic servant as, well at '10.) was very 014 and itofirta. Mr. Williams ait plaintiff Aid set arcinspaey tbes, deponents. Mr. &risme Rut Lees adJressed the Jury fur the ibliladart. (*steadies that a complete refatation of the tenth of these dapositiess was 'furnished by the ceafessies et the prlsoaer, that he had committed the burglary luqsatins, and that the observations made by the ikhoodant, therefore. became fair and LlM min sessere. vole this i.mpedent attempt (fur so the 1144•14 Seigeant would say it was) In the defendsot. M anest the execution of the law, and to Impose the atithleistratlen of public justice. Mr. Beres Woos haves% summed up. the Jury re tired to deliberate about half an holm—Verdict fur the PlalatlC Damages One Shilling. • ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO COMMIT A RAPE. NOTTINQUANI. JULY 30. ma ant es RD. 16 * rklklarsiorsi;tiiilbsse;rss. tormees. Iletsliefsisieby Se Weer lees *mem sad Merekusts. AN sad Co. bog to Jahns . sibe Mille thpy -wolfed wldi • emporia, allt• e 4 west eedettafe Jill*. tIMP Mast.r *III eiledkiiii . ' 11Peohnies say y epos Metes Ten, try *Mole of Grocery Oben quality. IrlS e tepptled. Hotel and Celtewlions• Keepers, taPPNed 1 g rievc pplai seders eletidad. ANNE!, INN. RT. CLEMENT'B STRAND. 4.111111111 ht, CasCU untie* Volt 222222X5, ANIM CON. TitING PnitritLe AMP agacitsailae, TOE FOLLOW INO MA I Is.ti and other COACHES go from thesis we INN : Awls Royal Mill, visbever.Teeeday gad Friday NNW. at Twelve. Portamoeth and - Gosport Mall, through Oodahniag. Pa aeraleid, and Portses. esefy groomin g at a quarter past 7. and t4titily at hair-past S. Oe tb arrival a Packet salts to the hie of Wight. to wave" pee:wages and parade and a Jdall Ceeeh lets of to Chichester, through Draylon, Havant, 11:co t t ., : ste k. d r te. gell. throes,' Healy, Oxford, and Chellealwan, were Evening at a quarter past t, sad Suaday at ban ged S. Dover and Canterbury Mall. threagit Gravesend, Cwt. tad Faversham, every Eremitic at a quarter peak:, and sudsy snail-put 6. Prom Canterbury. ll:meager* sad Farads are sonveyed to Deal, Margate, Ramegite, lend , etch, &s. I sad trees Dover. paresis are soutayed to Polk- Hyde, Dtaid Rime aweb, Rom, sad. Lysl& 'M aro t t:Vat . through Carmartboa. Lleadlio sand Haver -11111.•ust. etutl &WM at a clout& Put 7. sad tiandays et 'hapset 6. ' lattiond Mild Peet Cook ie allerf WY Fast 7fittide , *Frnasis MPrlllseesigh..,Colap amt aarradmus. paw at aim", past . r awl Irlatel Phut Cask Emery Arlsraorm at S. Bath light PHI Clash, Is =t i m, F e ar beide. ••••Shllaidedaik i v& 'Dodd' ivuld Midahava. Moeda,. ti s 'ellistit. sad Friday at Mee. .Tide Cues is Molly lataaded for tb••••••••••• - dos el Miles, levellso. ha. who wool eaderge the a Magnesia 'so day. Wit Post Coach, through Caghleid, Is. every &sweeps Sender. Original Ma Colds, Garry tad, Tsar la- Morning et 7. 111.111016 sag iliminelleillad Omar il••••Iv firdeenday, sad Many Ilisedges. err Woo 7. Dever qua Catiterhari Liglla Faid Corratr r er7 Braga, atit o i J A DisaalgzpcZat S. wad 0 Coach. tbrongh Yp som, Loadtesiwad, Claim sad Horsley. Tseeday, Thurs day. awl daterdep at Id. Owlehalv aid 111111dford Telegraph Coeds. through Mak Oehhea. and Ripley. Mo why. Wed ...l Friday lioralogs at NI I litudays at 7, and re arm la Leedom theism dip. Glearester New FM Ono* the Clsomploa. Womb Wytemb. to Oxford. Chelteabas. Horeford, Carmarthen. Tally. Revs, Swansea. le. every day at l. Holley Crack through blead, ivory Afterooon at I u z lleada ie eepted. ea. Amadei. sad Petwortit Coal& Tuesday, Tharaday, sad Saturday Monday. a quarter Wore 7. Wrote Reempte, Deal, Baedwiek. sad Broadstalra Light Post Couches, every Mornlsg sad Kraals,. Oxford tied Post Coe* through Healey, de. every Moraine at 7. Portsmouth New and Elegant I.lgla Post Coach, the Re gulator, to nirry only Four leal‘, through Klnptou, Guildford, Pewrstield. end Forties, every Morning at 8. Cawhea from Portsmouth to Claidasetor. an the arrival of the Mail, through Rmsworth, Coallam. Re. to Roltuer. Salisbury Post Coach. to tarry *sly Pour Inside, through %aloes, Basingstoke, Wbltekerelt, Andover. Re. every Horsing at 7. Stroadwater Coach. (removed from the Hell and Mouth,) through Abingdon, Farloadoe. and Cirencester. Tuesday, Thursday. and Saturday Monday. at a curter before 7. Wallingford and Wastage Coed. through Maldenthead, Nelllrherl. sad Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Morning.. at 9. ply *ea Mir Alsostaatarlea weekly. ' Plaartrisr.; SOLD AT Tin sairimactvasiss Psi • Tamr. Peistaa. Ebosseli.. and Kidlikinalosaat _ (albelins) ready for imylas doss. • 11.111. prp.b, &a. alasaad. sod tholitosid viND aid Comes Is eashange. at IL Cassis* 4 "r. Eloasa. Ragaal-at,od. FINISH OF THE LOTTEILE• AZAR lhad Co. are Sabi Winnowed Wiraws ILI ties Shares - at disk old poi lbylooete 0Hottl• Ito pr, 1114, Otiord•strost. 115, Combill, Lot of it Pot NM Good Last Day of Dra w , 1 11 1 i1 =Y, AUGUST IStk, whom Oh. TWO of 12 asi all the other Prises Must be Draws.f7 as lad Co. =y ietd Four Capital PripslolhopoosolLostery, LW •• • • • Moe of • •••. 210.106 I AM Kirk., aged 33, who pleaded not guilty to an ladietmeat shares( him with ■elawfully making an assauh ea Mary Wingfield. single woman, on the 8 b of Jame. to the parish of Barna Joyce, with an in• teat to smelt a rape.—Mr. extnia, jan. opened the proceedings to the Joey. aid stated that the proseea• trio wee the; laughter of a poor laboring cottager, of Buren Joyce ; she was a pens of extreme serene. habits, ►ad a great defect in her artieniatioo, and, he believed. *at is templets possessios of her faculties lodged. at times. whes pat oat of her way. she we, reederid laoscable of making aoy noise whatever, which Nevoid be proved was the cue in the present in itialise; ho etendoned this eirentnwanoe, because hr tadentsed the pelsoser meant to take advantage of it. by plias.. that then were pennies very near, who mist km hoard:had she made any noise or mist the presseentrtri was then SUSSEX.--Lswita, AVOUST 6. MURDER. James Iftiggetts was indicted for the wilful wittier of Hoary LiMott, at Brighton, on this 20th of April •last. fIUROESS'S , NEW SAUCE for pairs! potpies, bawls' eves "0 post sypribmthe, OW the detoiod ter it arrade W Wartime, JOHNEI/IU3IOIIB sad OM beg noel rasped /ally Weiss Obit's* best gora ledirsiests to ilt• Pelle Op Ibilr Moot patroispo a of Ibe same; Its isOft sod Ortist assiodease la all ellassioss, bas recommended kW e• somodeek pr.orbs Yaw all spelass lisbly Is re rem astwesiades.--.lt Isis by lb: as p: asd for pmestieg Illeappolatowt to tseillks, all ears has bees resorted to by sub bottle Wiwi epos the sort with Omit /as sad ad dress. as well•ba web Mei halal *sit elpstare, witheot *Web It waist be JOHN 111.120111111 11 : 1 =ON'S loss establlebid sad NA esteemed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES collows SOW pm Mr. An DR ZWII conducted the prosecation. It appeared in widener, that on the day mentioned in the indirtmeat the primmer and the deceased bad wt two boys to fight on the beach at Brighton Some altercation took place as to the merits of each combatent ; mntnal reproaches followed, and as soon as the boys had done figiting, the prisoner attackest the deceased and offered to fight him. The latter be. tug the lighter man of the two, after a roood, in which he got the worst, declined the combat. bite still motitmed to jeer the rimier upon the subject or a defeat, is which he was beaten by some other man io three rounds. and said. th.t if he. the de- Clotodiirj Atiptsator the owe assmse—MeHms-01611_110 greatest fteldoe for isseep.years Wareham, 107, B ; corner of the ilavoy-eteitsr Ludas). (ma 01111013 AL VISII•SAUCI mammon's.) _ RD COM PLA I NTS —lt is mow ostmelsised R beyond a doubt, that most of the Diseases insMsiglo the hostas frame are maaifeat, and show themselves litimilYslim; sad it is by a sedulous study of this ImperteetdlMMlXlM6 lawd its various champs aid relations, that. after AM soporissaa of OS years, Dr. CAMMON bee boon ea•Mml towhees mires when the first names sad abilities la the mien have failed. especially In diseases of the liver sai dimmilmt organs, asthmu, sod all palsoale a furalisiaa. images. dysentery, dropsy, &e. la both seise, every at meat sass. obstructions, and the undoes M females at the change of life. la all ems tNais seamy the nest implicit (milldam* may be plaited. Dr. Cuomo is assaulted daily from tee till two, at Ms boss*. Si, Ber aers*.street, Oxford-street. Letters stating particulars. poet-paid. lindosiog a bask note, will meet immediate attention, sad advice, Le. met to any part of the kingdom. Direct, Dr. Cameron, at, Bereass%ativet, Middlesex Hospital .. . called, hot her utterance was se defective, that her mother was steers to interpret the answers she made to the several questions pet to bee by the Judge and Counsel; she Mated, that on the Stb of Jane last, she weal. the serried of Mr. Cooper, of Burton Jaye., sod absolve in the stwesieg, she went into the acids to milk; she had sot proceeded far before the prisoner raw after her, mid said, "stop, stop," on which the 1 preseestris sent a little boy to tell her mother of the 1 sac's cutlet', but the boy did not see her mother ; the witasse then told the prisoner that If he did not MS back her master would make a great noise et him, wilts be replied. " if you'll not turn hark, I'll not hurt yea; I've plenty of money aid clothes ; I'l I find yes a sew gown, and give you s pair of stock. logs." Prisoner then asked witness if she knew him, and she said no; then he said. I live at Lambley, duet be alarmed. Whams went into the next close, and the prisoner followed her ; and then gave her some. twist, (a kind of sweatcest,) but she threw it Into the barley; when she bad reached Mr. Padley's wheat clam, and passed ever three or four lands, the prisoner got his band round her neck, (she having the milking kit on her side), and putting one of his feet before her's, threw her down; she felt much alarmed, and made as mach erase as she could, when the pri soner said," Dame you, hold your noise."—(Delicacy compels us to refrain from giving the diqgnsiini cir cumstances. here narrated by the prosecutrix, and bad it not been fur the imperfection in her speech, we have no hesitation in saying, that the capital charge. which was thrown out by the Virand Jar g, would have bees folly and satisfactorily established.) Wit a. ^ .hen went into the milking close, and the pri soner told her, if she would not tell any body, he would give her 3s. next work ; she %rid hint her master would be comilgt then said the prisoner— '• I'd better go," et the same time walking away. She bad sever sees the prisoner but once, about a week be. fore, and that was one morning when she was going a milking, be came oat of Mr. Taylor's. the public boatels' Dorton Joyce. When the prisoner left her, she told blue be was* bad devil, and she would have the law of biro. After she had milked two cows, William Herring, her fellow-servast, came into the field, when she asked hies if he had met the man that came ust of Mr. Taylor's, and he said no, he bad met no one ; she then caked him if he knew that man, and he said Isis name was J. Kirke. of Lambley ; the cried so that William did not know what was the matter with her, bet she told him that that man (Kirke) bad been areitlliag with her. Mr. lialgey cross-examined this witness irn the part of the prisoner, but n 'thing fell. from her, whieh had the least tendency to shake her evidence.—Witliain Herring. alter corroborating seve ral particulars, related by the last witness, said OW he found ber crying, hut when nhe began to talk to him she gave over; and when they were retnrniag home, she puin - ed ~ u t the place iu Mr. Poultry's wheat close, where the man had teen rude and ill used her. Witness saw the prisoner follow the prosecutris shout a week Were ; he cellar oat of Mr. Taylor's, and said, " My dear, I want a wire." This witness, tort his cross-exasnination, stated, that the place in the wheat close did sot appear as if two perams had been utter gling against each ether, hut just as if a person had been ' laid down. J. Cooper, the prosceutti x's master, was at ,eagerl, had more weight. be would be a match• for him. After provoking hint fur some time i■ thin winner. the prisoner fell upon the deceased. knocked him down, and whilst he was no the ground kicked him two or three times between the hip sod thi hack. The deceased being released, he walked Immo apparen.ly not much hurt. This' was on Saturday. On the Monday fulluwieg he complained of a pails in his back. bat cootinosd to work for six or seven days afterwards at his business as a bricklayer, when he was obliged to lie in bed, from which be sever ruse again, and expired on the 24 of May. He wan examined after death by two surgeons, who stated that there appeared to be no marks of violence upon the body, either externally or internally, which c.;uld produce death. They attributed mortality to a fever produced by incitement of the constitution, in cruise• qaence of the blows he had received. Between the nip and the region of the kidneys there was the mark of a slight contusion, bat not such as would have produced death. The deceased bad been previously lin good health. The prisoner called two or three witnesses to give an account of the transaction. but their evidence did nut differ materially from that of the witnesses for the Crown. The Loan Cava► Ba•orcbarged the Jury, that they toast • acquit the prisoner of wilful murder, there be log no evidence of any malice aforethought to sus tain that part of the charge. If. however. they were of °pith's+. that the prisoner had occasioned the death of the deceased, they would be justified in finding bins guilty of manslaughter. The Jury found the prisoner Guilty of Manslaughter only, and the Learned Judge, after animadverting upon the cowardly brutality of the pri in kick ing the deceased whilst on the ground. the latter being confessedly oo match for him in self-defence. s e ntenced him to six months imprisonment is the County Jaince Tilley and David Barnett were indicted for burglarionsly breaking and entering the dwelling. :rouse of Elissbeth Watson at Petworth, on the night of the IS:h of April, and stealing therein three Chi chester and two Arundel bank notes for the payment of 11. each, two eannisters containing a quastity of tea, and a grim her property; and Henry Leggett was in thteri fur receiving the gun, knowing It to hare hems stolen . Mr. C1.161%101:I conduced the prosemitios; and Mr. Nu•vox the defence. l'h.re were circumstances of considerable atrocity in this case. 'l'heproseestrix,an elderly maiden lady. and • female servant of still more advanced years, resided In a detached house in the pa rish of Petworth. On the night of the 18th of April -they had retired to bed abJut ten o'clock. Between eleven and twelve o'clock Miss Watson was alarmed by the screams of her servant In an adjoining rends.-- She immediately got up, and was approaching the room when she was seized by a ruffian, who dens tided her money. and on the Httta•t stabbed her In tt e left arm with an instrument like • bayonet. Though greatly alarmed, she bad self possession enough to ob serve that is the maids room there were tete other Mtn, elle of whom was lying upon the poor mature, iss if bolding her down. The asmisins bad candles/ and she could see that bet terrain was weltering in her NORTHERN cluents. York, Neweastle, end PAlnburich Cott chew. sod to all Pert* of the North. every hfr•relnet.ey a quarter before 9. Illanehrpiter, Letteaster, Kendal, Rochdale. Haddonfield, Bradford, Leeds, Ilailkx, totherhoss, diselleld sad Nor wich Coaches, daily. mum To Twickenham. Rreittfbrd "-- , sN Isleworth, every You day, Wednesday, Friday. and Someday. SAVES sad Co. Proprietors. Parcels and Paelsges are safely and expeditiously con ve7e4 from this INN to every City, Town, Village, and Country Seat iu the following Comities, vls.:— Betts. Hereford. • Surrey, leeks. Gloucester, Sauce, Cornwall, K.mt. Wilts, Devon, Oxford, Worcester. Dorset. Hunt,, Somerset, South Wake. MI Parts of the Isle of Wight. Jersey, Guernsey, and all Parte of Fromm APIO TO ALL of von iscsaws. Neat Post-Clmiaes, de at the shortest nodes. *.• Take Notice, that no Paeksge, eontainiag glass, alas, watches, plate. cash, or hank-notes, however small the value, sill be arconnted foe, if lost or damaged ; *or any other parcel or p gee's luggage, of more than ftl. value, unless spoiled sa such whets deilsered at the Ole., and paid for wordiest). NO cor.(iric nac ever bronchi into use by the 1, 3 erorr.gort of Medicine, In equal PEl gi)Frs Celelwated lurnmparatde ' , Junco PILLs, for the 'weedy, safe, sod effectual eta certain clison!er„ in all its insinuating forams, and the malignant and .10.4tructite Ravages It daily makes on the liunan Efatltt that, happily, these Pills Curd in so short • 1-ae. and in ~f ) aste and easy a manlier, as to warruot him in ascii tull confidence of bUtee4l, that gpark of Disease shill be left in the ardent. These Pills ire told .5 Boxes. at 2s. WE, at 43, Llitiorpon.l-street, Loa *: but should it be preferred, the Iluetor amts to (lure beintesse fo• it stipulated sum. or return the Money; so Mu if there be No Cure, there will be No PAY. :8. The Itch Cored without was Sing or anointing, by smelling on!), price 25.0 d. LAW mrscLIGEACIL COURT OF CHANcEßT—Wsnxasimr. PRIVATE ■EANINO. The Arroaxer 0 said he bad to request tbat his Lordship would hear a lunatic petition (we could not bear the o.me of the case its his private rum, as be thought it a cue which ought not to be beard is open Court. M r. HART, on the other side r.oneented. The Loan Cn•mcaLLoa said be would by all mesas hear the ease in his private roots. as the Counsel on both sides consented. lie saw no rissole fur d•parting from the coarse of his prolecesaors. sled they 'lever thoozht it a part of their duty to give knowledge of the niisfurtna •of Inacirsiutil feuds infants to all mankind. His Lordship then withdrew with tits Counsel to his private room, and remained there skeet aakoar. ASSIZE IN riaLIGSNCE. NORTHERN CIRCUIT.—Dueman, Ant.i. WILLIAM, C. 11V111111Lg. r ., Mr. HOLT opened the pleadings. and M►. wlLLlatra stated the plaintiff's ease. Ile premised that it was perfectly fair between newspaper editors. when they differed with each other In political opinion, to be as severe as they chose in abasing principles, provided d:d not travel out of ihe beetCA tract of abuse and vituperation. The plaintiff, Mr. J. A. IVolliams, is vd'tor and proprietor of the Darken@ CAroisirlt, and had tilt. defendas.t, his political adversary. accused him were of being a Whig, or Radical, and se-king to overturn the Constitution of the Country—had be even, in the freedom of discussion between political opponents insissated that he wall advocating the cease of treason revolation.or bad ascribed any othermoti% es In him of a political tendency. be would have treated such charge with the heartiest contempt. Here. hon. ever, the Leaned Counsel contended he had over stepped the ordinary laws which custom had establish ed for the conduct of literary abuse. The libel in gnertles was most sedessfy personal, and Imputed crimes to the defendant ••f a nature that rendered It Impossible fur Isla tepee Mr. It appeared is the - t »; J~ II