The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-02-26 00:00:00

, . • LAW INTELLIGENCE. ie ... COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Fu. 24. LIBEL. ?fir IETNO V. LAMBERT AND PERRY, Till PRINTII A ND raoramrox 07 2111 MORNING CIIBONICI" This case came on, before Lord ELIANBO . ROM ao I the following Special Jury : William Lewis, Esq. • J. Woodgate, Esq: Janes Heath, Esq. John Hersiaan, Esq. Thomas Jetties, Esq. John Browne, Esq. . Thasam Wright, Esq. Thomas Swift, Ei l , Join intim, - H. q . Isaac Ayres, Es* George Parkinson, Esq. , Charles Jones, lusq. Mr. Raman:nos opened the pleadings. lie stated it to be an information filed by the Attor. n.y.General against the Defendants for a libel against his Majesty, published in The Morning Chronicle, of Monday, the 2d of October fast. The ATTORNEY GENIBAL then addressed the U., art ; and having described the roiled of the 1 - )3 . ution, which he 'fated to be a gross nbtd iii,.! attack on his Majesty,. he said before 041 A ssid voter into the merits of the case, as in nil • ononninnt. tonne insinuation Would be thrown Vll4 dolt kr iviis endeavouriag to break in epos I s.las liberty alive- press, he would say a few, words on wan toi4c. •T.be tree sod candid discussion • 4I Ai sadisures adopted by the Legislature, and a i lea awl tdre , itapdry in:o tlx affairs of Govern. ‘leeist, w.i1141 never at any, time be questioned by ' pokc i ns filling the eitaatiou which he then had the %Seder to hold. On that liberty the beat prisi. lrgew of the country depended, and it was the ' 'ex •rcise of that fit:Cetera Which would ensure the "i*r-servation of the liberty and independence of t.se subject. It was h'ut,,howevet;fUr any arraign. ~,cut of the .Govcrnuwnt of the country, or of any measure, adoiled".l9t.the persons at• the head of that Governnient, * tkat the present , informs. tioo was ftled. If freedosa of ''discussion was *thrived, theirs- were limits beyond sttlieli it should not be carried ;'same allowances Might be made for the warinth of leafing in canvassing the merits of any pallklilar measure ,•' but when that warmth was, tattriti ' biyand the bounds . earidoutly- pre scribed byJawv, thco ought it to liast 40M1 that • atilissidseraliu, .Whicli cornmoa seine 'sl admit ;seas necessary .to• preserve the welUllillt tit the !Immunity. Such Mi., ti 4 01.0 sew Ihrgesstion. Thole who kneW 'his pnietiee frost On dine he .ttai'lallatt his ' oktraeitt Lila" WSW* Iles the iM . OOtIIA itilitAillit he hel sszia sze ra is ease Zodarethe .Chwirt traielar yin sr Us once. list Wakiddlt . that a, : . bbs,moy ~fightt o be allowe • d to Otasiesd liast .isif 4 bie 4 hate 4* power o f tildisk. on ilsi conduct er th ese *limb . 4 44 eat .of the cone tv7 less en.. .Aresten; it 'see ,Atipshisery for die* iststiMlS of Os I .44pfliiirtilsn.4loo4 and sedpsct abseil los pre., pruner' ...vier* .litivitsiiiiteir.. , When emdeavoues twoisionsoide to persuade the people that there were 'o.43'l'.lcsi siithiseld teem ihem by the etistenits of Ipluila.oreetteWs . himself,- Sad that its feet rgould fully . look tor . the wtaiumost tit thew Ladoga, i kil ' i l a better state of things, to the reetirraiitilkat 4 insisted:o frum the throne, and the succestioss of its heir; say paper which would hold out that iiiess, 'in surly he deserving of the attlistliiis wpd ten )1 that Court. Such hangar coital f tnly teed - t elleeate the 'object from the pertoo of iniviiiejestVlars skstroy that link 4 hich Aught . te'inltskt . bet*seli a:Sovereign and . his 4oyal sub. ' . Pet''. This, then, was the case eldelrferemdthe gassiisWer the- present prosecution, and this was the sestiasent whicti„thq,lilicl to which he alluded held'ontollthougli it digerati in the precise words. Fluted, .that, a total change of system would e:usiercon us the greatest benefits; then iusinu. djed that' there Was no hope of enjoying these bles. ekig.' &Mug the rain of the present Monarch, and diveeted the attention of the public te the an..cassnr j .. as th.e,serk.w,ht:is these blessings were to IF:expected. It was eitreaseli short, and required fe . w.oheervatlone to tutiat out, in the most glaring elattarrit 'the Impropriety of its tendency, simiehei *nor widish- alga attend the promulgation of leek legs .The-followini were the words of the. 1,,'• 6 What s c-iiiwtl of blades, rush owes" one's tninilthattnieit be bestowed, !arm this country silit• ties! rhaniFb of system i . "—1 4 7 his," said the , .fttlieitey Gikiriii,".lsinerely political, and, him. , 'yr I oily disigt with . it, Ido 'not make inV . Imi l fabit Ofilupsifdlon expressed. It is from *het' . 4 11.iisa th stiles, ie4o he apprehended; it raid, 4 —. 64 Of aq Imirchsi indeed, - :siuce i the ite. sir-f.idtion,the "6 v.• is,i inverting* . of beetwarg Subly populaiiN ' ~ii isterenr.e CAW be drawn (ruin this, dine,. . ;. . itidetliere was no prospect of being admitted t••.t e. enjuysietit of. the blessings alluded tells Ai pit of the ~parsgrapk during the reign k • ..,„ , .lottlieelyi and that we conitl . paly ~ 7,1 L ; i r - fur ~ k imgnpnppnp..p.pumpm•woo...F■opmm—p--,•--7.--- , . ..‘ .. - . . 1 .. :: . - 1'.,1 4 '.1.1.--- • . - .". .. '' ' . .' -..-19111111 . • • i _:‘,_ ' " ... . . , ..,•.. - --. - 0, - . sr ,• • - • :_:... tfilt S• ' N - .. - , I: . .ioti '0 , • : .!..,,,: ~.. . 5 .,... „. , ~ ..:::,......, ,-..- ~, ; - : ..• 111.auc•-• htduce me to exalted the bounds of ins Aped 11.44,ex - -..eirelowod ; tat As, to most all checks , to stand up I. that* .11114,11(0 1 , A reasoa frea k ih a . my °Gentry, to support that chariot. ink Oentleseint : ll_ .''bye. It did occur : *bur slch sal 4eitrer to me than h ' . ~,,, .... Attu . *ft si'iheng4=,4 0 i r cii .,,...""1d 'II, all tin-t- every ir ris traltut a challett . . , I L ' r.,; ,t.,. , •_______."...;b.,,,s, .4. . _my opirita al . tultnn - . a • ram si ‘ itt4 that the period o r iv ,' ',Wt. et' usgalivok about ma, 'leek thr • was dfs,iifit t that I ihooght and ,: 41 , .41. 4 0 u •canrand)lll4 es, do you lee ear, it was in Ins Miti4sty's power to ac enlant a 4 l Woo which could, for atm momeet, induce Sew In one day. I peleted out, In the mast ;C: 4 WSink 1 could be so detestable a villain as to compieheestee matmer,_ that ova c h ania llti or say arty thing th at would affect the sacred surer , as:Com panied with a change a t. 41 ;:" %It revered name of his Majesty.. TiseAttentey.cees. depend thosal ration of Ura l ic Tab iris lio i llil in allusion to the paragraph which forms the ground tent idea I meant to inculcates wed e• it was sa_. 4ll "' ot• the present action, smelt it to be a libel's spi• itp at the Week, every man who to o k lip fit ' rig. Its his stateliest of- *het be couceives to be gushes. It hoopoes, fortaillataly t Hullo m e L b ' ths jystapceptation or Aho• liberty of the prep, .I Paper there is so mock elotteetoesioee stawe ir i : eincarely agree with-kiii ; j dainand .ethic ' route the fuel cbargebroeght afilastab ea ' f ee w h at he h as d iri d isate d, 1.4 that there shall be, when I tore my eyes back is ovrf, pir i s r t Oil a fell, fair, vied film itstaity into all the sets of the oessiese Once my brat outset' Is Wo t I . 's Mististars, and tits we shalt boat liberty to will,fud of disloyal% MOO 1106pidme gim i l ir SCUM fully sad &Myatt %pia which coma before lark mit; but 'tiler . it so deer ant to • the English peogdoeidtkia.. connected with their a optionmant of ity,printsvirhos Oat f • morality,. information', 'kr the well.beisg• oeo f rho only, lied the Paper is cog neoyeo l e . „„ community." I desire Ms more, and I some hoe *sconce, and to stiletigefthill la- lie this day , because Mat' kits . been my. proceeding.' God and my cou ntry. : a oma i tatiey. If I shill succeed in • convincing. your ' minds of is another paragraph, w • tr t. V t , that, I * shat now hot .atusk : ba the event ; ll'illsee an additiesal provs k 01t.,, • "46. "1eg be exculpated from thr feel. aspersion Waive Ott deeplrimpressad,Alta:ift ' • • 1.1• we . ri .., my chi:Sete'', ill* kiwi abaft's° forth again to' that r -44 Wee • 3 Misig a i saia Ilst public, whom I have so lolig sad faithfelly Seried, hit Raja, Ilig at AVaiisi a 7,..., purged from an accesatioth at which every feel, this curious and Nittaresd*opillot t a iL i 'lri ing of my heart recolli.l. If I prodece, pi lid! the attemptiorlwiii sin:Ai . ,• -- "e very paper, indisputable . proofs of the moss- lidos evitiriabeils :Grai i rldG t e s • . ing of my words, I hop. the Noble Lord en 'nee, ' liiitieivAirdt . • . a ' n r a)pe, Belch will tell you there is no•libel• :The him to his eesithir -• The (ro lrothfrtairk v l Attorney General says, - ,he has only to fi nd Highness : on Ibterneeettittfilaci t io s ot - • ' ai fault with the latter girt of the paragraph which evil 40 -;11614C6ce..144110641100164411 W e i g h W b" iii,pos quoted. He declares, with respect tithe to that o •• - „ *on that a total change Of system was 00014.• every What: 28 "... ory, that althouo 'het may •be.sny opinien,,it is perhaps, h - Ilig . 4.1414 rt , not his. Ido aver, it is my *pinion, it has• been any ether inffif • 't A -. 4 , 0 . uniformly an opinion .•evowutt sad' stipported by founded. rtielgire •:• • • ' 'l.•,*• . me in my .Paper . for the laatlhreu hundred aid the arrengemaser•whicit • - .! -' - ~ thirtoon days—l have said, imd I now repeat:it, the Primal has thealdleit. • 2.; ji* .: meow . ' that if the Government KM • cinducted upon lath his **sty 'hie Artilotilid.: 7%. 4.fa r e .,;: present principles adapted •by ;his Majesty's Nit.. 'doe .to preserve- eltelaitilk. - 'lo` 'it 4 , sisters, a change of measures, and, a chenille:4f Whitt*, kin lal . i system, . was u for • the benefit ion, .sefitt, lealistwit- it .. . , 04. .4-- . • I of his Majesty and Empiej4 mud not albite a person, 'MI ` ' Sir., ideteks, _: : Xs drt change of measures , but a cheep ...C.. men.—t hem siconidettee le:lhat wittellernse•• ,• A isivilicred, however, from the gettleslty of An. of hit 'Royel - .llol*.'ifot Ilk s isiiitoina dleMing these expressions, by thoillosiseion of his people, ho II ein:salble ought to lie 40 , 444 0 , t Majesty's Attorney-Gagers!. the whole case, ha should Pettlieri We have Ira: 'elk . ••• 1 therefore, rests on this latter lireitch of the sea. this essereecti - a the ittiit • , ,•''''' • teem, to defend which is to use - a most painful parent, is, eel. inturposiogivi t -• .; .- '''''''• •,, task ; beams° iu be even 'suspected of using his forming of `nAohaliti*ridel‘ . 3ol ' ;fit Majesty's nave with • disrespect, is tacrobieg to centable to. hit:Majesty:" ' alrottitg • , my livelier, more especially wheel I' am 'mewled • Sentillteete which' 1111011kfe11.444, 4 ,,, ?2 of using language to istiqultoma.,:an .ft that nu . tam of my tatel, * full g i , - , :4* Au ' blessings were to he enjoyed tiftring.his reign .')— 11606664 1.• ceemiee4, wore 010116 There is nut ono Word which the AtSiirsey.Gesil. -happiness.of • way lopoistry. - lramitig AK " : 111 2 isl bag said that aka betalledafkk inheanto, from the adreategds *Mob. doe Iteerdit • gp: the paragraph-toe which be so falsely Ilumniented 1 tired by living .Itoder Ililj' . it sad whim 410 is I 0 whet , the topic discussed .je the to in 'age of .11 000616iti r g i . 14 . 7 tints AlarePaper, I emigre you will cotieur in My 00 opportunity of send liag - 4 0 obsertation.- 7 -You ran oily &Num et bind by is** bitt the wholfaltso l 4, • - the wit Ole toner of the Paper ; and his Ordibip to bli!i 2l != sli lif:4; mit est!frs gm tell you , , you aro to draw your iolarms - • spoejlitg• ;" , • from the guess gemniet i of elle • siedatta, MI , • ~ *. , . .111111Vresreinnrighge pressed on that thy ; and it was for this winged *eh ". the interprot a tfwe l laid my claim toile pirtiltted to 111116.mwsibt pas- . 4.104. it, . 'osis atlawrill) f r 'sages, In ordeetketioe might tie's* toss dm .roeitil APO' temper, design , sad nstAvo, why the perelmeh host* Ililk s` . , tfon't ~ 21,ttf,,8./Adil itddltill i tied,,,,kliM ,l 2 rifit . iy -m—'g • why, tlmi ,77.7; • - Wiiiiti7ii i was . ' c. charged ` with ; x t I Al* Perry, k PerANdY :amiliihrt ,. . . iiim 6 4;trart of the step his is izewl i mit:etiewld' i arif. t o o di o :; . . oioutioo Ably tar :eleneat Mall min . ~sbrield .: . Mid. 49 _ Crum ' . r . .." IV "filli e taints . bed. Al l to it . illiiinab issseilloto 9 li . : . stand's. ilklOs, and inteunneellil ,c with an, other v topic; Thdperagraph, hotibeer, whieb - die As. • -toady Giktatel has sacettd, is merely the lost.'' seripti oe oatoritty, to a propualtion• that w - before; and if I.•farl to prove this, then shaii'l• deserve the , infamy Which year verdict milli east on me: It happened that at the• time OW paragraph was' published, it' was the first dip, when a -faithful narrative wall given of the Mb. iodation between Mr. Percuval and taro p ' found Statesmeu,. calling on' theai to form a eelS.;. junction with an •almost demolished f;everousest. The correspondence was Inserted In that day's Paper, sad there rut will find the luyatintes. tion of publishing this paragraph. With 'respect• to its being a distinct separate article s ., that - was merely a matter of accident arising is making up.the Paper ; and in' the at:salamis-I expressdd on that occasion, I was actuited by my proper sense of respect to his Pa r sjesty, to law, to mura. lity, and Co every thing that war just to man.— Parliament was not then sittleg ; It - was imatedi. disastrous failure of the Expedi.. 'dt, when thise disgraceful qua,. ther Oablegt - initi the on Putney common hap " 'll narrating of those transactions Me alorising Chronicle. lii filloweduwall these scandalous was no 11.1101e41i00 thrOwn on _ , • . . rr . M_ - 7 4 - WU. hiatidelt ' it. in , Ms own pins . empariag Prince ul Cr rated mech; Pd; - liar foe 4 W 27 pan, . he had . once aitisliver libel, 144 , an that occasion, L o ra Sides, alms Attar*lt General, did hive the - itist:os tv *jr, tht it. aril the first time of his fan* into sash sisltielifl I, duncludal l by express* $ ookidinsilltibert the Jury, on (*kilt Wu Mite vine lit Amir tett ur Isis Piper fit tho id et 0044.100.11.14 I.' '10" . - s '- .: . . •A SLittli, Et, • .IP ,0 ,:, .4 ., : a • - • °t ' °4* . u . . Tfri um•gr ~, • ilk , t _ , .. 4E _ 110 ., ( at P , s, 1 ,"„24: 6 4, ' ______ .. tilOti* 101011.64 . .. ' * . 111.11.14 -- . • as o(Approptik, .... '4 , ' ?I . - • ^ 4 4 V it ii$ 1 /1 1 4/htslititif . . • '‘' .ll tit • , 1::-.1; • :: ~,. ... .• ...;•.:‘,,-,, ••• %%Lim SOW . • 3 le t -*L.., o .. ~ 0 j °' 7 e *".," l ir • * - 4 1 0 , 60 6 • 4 " 14. 4 : ' • • (Ws ': -: ~ ~ .J. 11: is ' Or .1 0 4 1. y.-. ,• 41 t word, • Wif e i - ' t4* ' + 1 anotherßaerr o Airitill • * . 1.4. ' . • OW it idees t tipiele bowl* tse it kinkot w to Jew Jetty's...4 l i* 114400, olitinit sparing it 4-11114 he lipid. Jhepasiiet .iht le°-ar Wales, IfirwAbollabodis ths $ tltii: , corollary to that potter 00 1i5044 leek d from it,' way' se- he bait eikti Wore, II 11100' :hanical accident. • i- -4r. Please then otrodaiWit, fi a Web tft force, to cooniett his men puliti : the last so throe viol Ogre; pore, daring 4# tad been bet once grd" With 4 libel,o4 T - 1 Community ; , and tem they trotelif - 410 ili r•g -- "' . Ms worthy Moll (Mr. Lotiabitii) beek ~.r families, delivered. trivet an•hisplailnettat Mac se. it was vajebt. • • •• . ' . t .." . .. I The ArroitmgraGensam". in Ma rapir daps] ,Ferry, achieved assay ingenious aliments f; sat spoke wile great energy aid pnlat up the tatkat • brads of Mr. P.'s defence; after welch foal Si' . ;.ENBOIRQUQU addressed the Joe" •co the felhendli • • effect 4 pentlesteu of the lart.-This is a wind itT. fignettlets elect vainst .the two Dartaditsi 4l l """ .: 1 lialideprt gad Janus Perry, fist . a Libel ; dit is 4 4484 6 :i bit a scnetielwes t. etellcia" ' '44 ___,l 4 !• ditione•likali concernipg uur Lord the . u''' , ' his 'edagekratlon tbe gasertsaseat id .• dom • itiiilifireinto treated luta fled . Psfr ". enn of Ms mi ti ra r and Ms ail ' 0 Goientpier4 eeT it , ' klegthwi, • appi u k . .4 fosallb' to 'kW' ijsfity, ni5d.,..,10: iiii. , e..14405 4 .4bit.1f%:104ty itt'wersh . ~...- • Tie wittew - bite bvs iiiiii , ~ / I P 7 4 : c ,_ . 4, - ..: th, ll :o 4 otitir Si?' log* . r+ . Z .. ...., 0 , 1: ;' • ati oll, 4 i.110.11,904_,Pr 1 ,- ' 4 vrio. Afilmtni:trult.lN blialffe . IlltiiC teld'ailibt be bestowed open theses RI. luaus event . of ii . totel change of ristent-.-4( 111 - k i .. .._... • • passages of the Paper, bi Wadi 'ibe• had appeared, as pert a his defence, lad 'his Lordship would 11110 VI them to be reed sow u, iu the course df his defence? ebbe, mar 0.10.16144 11 1thwt. Mr. G4astow said. it Wimi ileimilljr, lbectording to jekttai forms, that dug eirculosilllbOolboold be preyed in Court. , •r l 4 ' 1 Lord E;.t tbo ,- Der.oodont tbrpi! r. r .if; r. G '; . ~ .. a I r •• e_ ~. sabred of Lordship for isidalgtmce, , with his. per missi read, them in the fair course of his de fence. Lord Ect.zonottonan begged that it ght be understood,. the passages were not to bo read, us. less they were connected with the quation before tho Court. . • Mr. PERRY son) he was sensible of Abe peoPtiely of the remark, and should feel ashamed to trouble the Court with any matter which did not tippet tail' to the subject before them ; nothing could be more impertieent, or more incensietent wish his wishes. He ass addressed the Court and Jary to the followieueffeet. "In .presenting myself' in person before pea, I am moved by a variety of reasons, principally arising with the ease now before you, aud other circumstances connected with it, which :lista-preseed heavily sipon my -spirits. I anticipated .the course his Majesty's Attorney General weeld take, sod should not have had the presumption to appear here in person this day, did I not feel a peculiar delicacy to. wards a gentleman (Mr..fipankie) who practices at the Bar of this Court, but. whose former Si tuation, in conuection with, my Paper, 'preehided me from the advantage. of his' talents; and- the ,gratitude, and, iodised, affectioa which I feel to wards him for the services he has donemoe, would not allow me to pans !plat by and take another. The noble eulogies' parsed upon tiot Bar of this 'Court of King's Beech, by a learned advocate, who once:did me the honour of giving mo both advice and assistance, is 44 eulogium au just, so deserved, and so fully felt by myself, that I think I cannot better express my opinion on that head, than by using the works of that illustrious cha racter ; I allude to the pemeot Lord Braise, who was employed to defend the case of . Kr. Stochdales who Sohlialtedsomu remarks that were deemed libellous, with which the friends' of Lord Erskine were connected. Mr. Stockade applied to him, as a ,ateseger, to plead his atm, and en that occasion, be made are of the follotring words, as aPfdieithie to the Bar of England. 66 A trust enarently.so gassier, as being applied to, ie. plaid against the . cease of our own friends, eliglif,induse one to appir i 1 toomie fancied merit of our ern ; bat such dolelybillpos to of us daily, and of course, idiot .1114mpelinos Is- it -to centeapiate that, whatevee gillitiallerres and dif ferences there may bo in whir placio, and how ever the councils •of state may he dlitracted, party motion eater not withie those walk to 415.. turb tha course of justice, or In cast a shade items the'peib of:public duties !" If this ')s the cificactur of this Cunt', *hat snored justice mar we not expect from a British Jury ? From die bloom of any heart I believe it to be .a tree delineation, and will my, with preeisaly spirit that. matted. the Amdact of a noble deceased that I was happy to rank amass* the most sincere of my Maids aid -patrests-1 allude to Lord nelson who, whoa bit was'. amottlitat I. chi, meatiatid - 01 that fleet, .mkitilt•ichittiellilig ritw victory of Trafeigaronsd ism* be sat miaow, a life, crowned 'with heimlestid qtr on ireestieg his connalisimi, was also " the list of the navy, sad desired to 'choose officem,, hu iestaatly delivered 'tbe list Aga; requeatell they might °imago for him • aft'. with al seucrosityped libestlitr, which reilitis. adds:' tioetal..lustre on cluisastorosilli' ol ofthoegh (bore might ¢a sosteditretwores NA, *AO and ta lent amongst .mess of the knew no distiactinaisaileleatry and derigit*lg this.tiy. vice of theis senator:" This an* Moi*lselit do I feel sower* the Grudges* • elfaillialllar . icrioianthipikhat de reason 7 I Oki* WOW liall.llllleced me to übstein 36 , 0 1 11 0 1 11.41A4 414-- Graaleas I see itittitifod me, whole abilities and transcendent talents are such, tha44, 74m# .unit think it aecessery to go else., • whore. WNW, therefore, I shall btaikl acquitted iu the eyes of the .Cuurt, for obtredistg myself: personally on their attention. I feel' my in. adequacy to Mids. so distinguished a body with any &grottier. settelriety. I know my own' imperfections,. ainksittpowledge my • lenoniMee.-= Man, idter all, is bolt Ike a plant ; if to is planted: bto auliforeign to him, ho must sink and bang hie, bead," until the 'Dilates' of the Climate, and the' genial intliteuce of the sun revivifies whatever power be possesses, and restores him to ha 1 vigour: I stand hero in a new situation, that the liberality embers. should not have-to tell possessed enable me f feelings, nor 2 be unfortunate 6. me attempt inconsistent with the situation in whiCh If the Poke Whistls L condeetillas vehicle of a libel agaiutt an' iudi my awe welshd be perfletly tato in goy hands • for I should. conralve it by bounden duty, If I Could utter an endeserved (calumny against an innocent and unalla_ssd_ hig character, _ judgment Isar ' am . slower et" to' the statement agsde, I ageratum! frum high authority, uutbiag Itto tleuiti! (if the positiumkjild dowu Was • mad*, hare extrActed a ' - iii_posages from. toy state. meet, which of ogees!' ettir - 'Anal _ fc: . consisftd . Num* / , *bleb preceded die intragtalA s a copy of 4 fhiob is in the record. 'Ph ri tll what 4 di,i 'Woad and 'mean by a dug/ Here Mr. Perry r 6 pahoge to witiph VI dud. ' ' . • --• This," continued Mr. Perry, ig skein ;net tbat 4 Change of lystom was necessary; j _miiut' that an illustrious Statesusan did dethre his opirdoo, that a chance of 'yew wiirph.. I r. . 'this was further Ks* by sPOlthilr 0 1: ' agrepist-rilure Mr, rfig oi r i l it tiosihse iiiii:: which. gives 'an op .. . . ot whirl!' - 1 4:at; a change of systosps . .Isiri no obia4: ',nisi) gn taithe! on* ../. * Olio* ~:' * !anent his acquittal wit. , . .iiiiiititet. IP, on that score, .1 inua , thew, Why be' i 0 pat it on the ;Mint? rerkain he goat ' • .. . • • ' . • •• Lord Eu.sesonouost said, that he mig STIR .state thwi • now by.antieil of in ti :Ls..' of his' de lion 4 if he the proper, UGH, there dsurany doosiiction tilos= the pa alluded UN , and that whet Irsirmod the si the information. Mr. PERRY sincerely thanked his Lori the indulgence, and said, be would, with • • • • .• a• • P • - • ~. T 11.7.= MY - 7.'7A" -•• . 7 ''...." --::-` -- - .. i WI power liti 10 . k tail s Bocce:sue fur these advantages. tie sod wonted vigo lir life stand; hale", *sand happiness, and u uiy ` an d trust tl 7" , ---re.iiir reinsea4sifegannll4ll4 lll 4 We . o P°_,_ak... A .ide•go,_ . . ' I..i*the 0114siisieil 1' - o r the objects to which our from those • itti‘etruli Ai. ilitirciesi. Was it possible to can. bour. I ski celvii Pd 44iga loore,,atrom, .or a libel more gross the talo I h =owe trtiald . ba useless to make any I am out . * ti ; l h * . jd ,pcoc.eed.so prove the fact : would eueb -, anti Itkaei iAt tip OP Jury wr,r° "Ithaca . w' to your fee itelihelksis , ligl i sy l ,,pe Alpi,i l iv..4loubt of their i t wow be ilwag !Liu .teli s tAlt:' ' as well as inl WI o rapk qy nniw i nghloitomsnld be eehealsery - I stand. . to fit 10 !Ay Woo wolemaho t publicatkm of the been the 1 • Parr, all be was reasijrs94llolslol ll l4aet. . vidu.il,.sey 10ed Es.Lcesoe.ovou sebed9udiotber tbo other to Gofer judgmeat to go. by defaultfood sub. Iferu Defeadont .Twitted hiesself tott the Printer of yakmyself to that punishm e nt m 'conduct all u ded. . - eh we • t• • .. - would • Imperiotnly tall f u r. B u t . ,tribea the • 4 Tb ''' r. r fligllT Tc1: 01 0d. In the affirmative. . King's' curate, is. brought in goestilti4 'sad I. only the heart. r. GAILKOW said it was his duty to offer pried'. standeicaassioS a crime at which iny mart. so- shews I ' F ord FOrLIPILIBOLOuQu observed that as proof volts,, du fool it.iociabont on Ille tOokew my it as bit wat teusleued, end the Defeadants admittuil the he m &foe k'sfir* that twelve of my• coon. eventh . /se% it iilB6o,quitiVstuficielti• . ' titan% mbar . indsgMet sad expedition well , 'graph.. To . 1101,,141eg •then read from The Mornisqr 41110,4. AppiNfige the real merits of the s 0 , . • proof*, b 7! the Cderk 9f tinglaurt 9 ~ Asir look at me; ilad if they. bad tin R. 11/00 pj )71 r, 01010.19 O. W 1 1 / muted in the body o f th i f .. 7440Itt,siestIth lei kart, cud eat'irnitorli . slabita i . ~ . c o i r t m goied.ameessing. Lord hilleurburoutt e was ' lairlw. in ily sulCtivto the GEjliella e. te Inkiloalgleti bis Lordship, wh o .' is lill4eam,l.,_ , 140:441196 to4oliuilltior..tesi l on i. ~.., .. . , migbOotpilidtd lie - 011nd sums Oti hi s Majest y' s oscialltUat; tti4ts 4PII tlsise igoor t . dont to 1111 F Ir. • . . . . • "V', . •'. `.-' t: . s lapjo a li f y of tho'Gvatieftita _ i ..otelyi:ite;t T h: disc rs le wan those e,rro le tiou to the Scheldt, 'raiment' Wider whi • t r e lit t iiate' tit % L of have adalressedion, not disgraceful duel on mi tell simple and llings . —• that the fi rst faithful 554.41 of those powers I h wu published hi 1 to Make an - eloquent "OW the discussion that fi nor 2 Indeed, is .it necesiley ; ocetprenees, there I quasi' in me .to attempt it, al; and in an an .... _.......0Pi1i v iaol. o 100 1 e; I loa arspi k s Orr d r r be ea Gentless ria interpl submit dcrsto°( the C° 4% 0 t o bo s Pa ril i I iso di sr the pater ( 'fare of te nt W Met th p-- - Old t" 6 ' 1 000( I►e Pal iku 1,2 r *la ' M AO d e rstuoi her n►a out ill' l► rfeCti ll larti in I 1 14 P f a IltI:4;111111 49U its, 11 t uf I in qt lai I his ; tht Il be, tordiv rutiw ;IV is or la (I ozh or ct ly the I I 1)11. 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