The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-13 00:00:00

THE STATESMAN. V known to be extremely cautious in admittinz env I wilt sleeit either %iron his Pillow of !loses or his stung olich h... , did not Conceive to be agreeable to bed of Dews. ,'1 he times are_ such ,, (114 t evekif the laws, I could not suppose, it to be libellous or it had beeft•ertrlytrein , Wiiitieia of -Holley, I' think m %lig lint. I room' a public document, iti a pub. the Nublelk. 04-wyght.rattle*to - lkate L e i a t e , escajte . , lie newspaper. +hit rcterring• to anylot of private becaute I ; hilt sA* this - ti °lnfra every ,Itand and scandal, but to a pubic act, of a public 11lioi,ter, 4. viry . tieari 0 1 10 to be eft 404 and t acauly as I the blot. .molts of which were•hrbad *nil. tifteq'uiio,'•thinic ;of 'my owl(' 'abiliti 0. :. J i 4ttluk - they -nould cal, They state I. that Mr, Fiatnittyliad "beeu . have diem ' of_some service in My coun try! ! ! .heisa)f,. sent home frem Wale heren ; that he' 114t1' Mtge quot and . it t wuulT helot tetteilimittlitillit'' ittirdship .. ..to., a sort of transportation in a liing'f vessel, it . tint hags sattriticed his own pristine feelings Ippon the al. Leine: specified that be had .done -any . thingtte . beca. tar US l ittptice. 1: know - vot what intlirdsitrk tiit: slam such au act. ,Upon the .triul it was taken opiate limtitnanti I hive ettereCiniey-,hevisiwanewipout their the A tiorney:Getteral's antltorny,.. that 'Lord Ca::: I.Ordtliipi,"'hut aiillAits i n . had Ito ..hies.., witit.,to .put, tlereagli did Nit issue the hrst erd.ers stated' by' Mr. rlfent .t ia puisei4Voti, as far a; enula . be,,pf,1119 honest , Finnert; ; but the Attorney-General ; (Jewett, 11141 seraitticinti.'nf Ony niiird,':liewev't!r niistsitei. thetl when he Groot 'Ale.' Ot;tnerty . liiiitica!fiteti NVitreifel may halt/Wes. i....Aii tii•the ehiriicter Of `the institu, : l fen , Lord t`,. t oleieagltditi• isstit'. in . oraer ta . brine ,ilott,', it s . %tali : not for tirie:purinissi of lirtieidneing • i hint hack. I do not mean le justify 111'4 letter, of, 'monk liiinittel .s or, cif...assembling together tow and: Mr. Fm merty, which would be evelese, after Mr. illilswatit Person% h9t.th.„,44encp.,lfa!; reany,ve. Finnerty has withdrawn his plea of eist . gliilty: thiti;ttpeetin!li, the' disbilssininrwera fair, ...livery. ,Qc9t/Ps letter ham's about my rreet 3 awir - millsti.itie,.l44l.Mr . . ; 1 1 049,oVilsaPtiak . bit dith'er's ti Finnerty hay ilig • eoeffesscd hitneelf, gOilti; 'I an! aot.,defellid the aart4irateeiing,'ta l tinefor.gr.anteir not allowed to• salivate Oen lettJe *.Wa;ritot)ibet : that i etega.,ll.l..himomo mistate Inlaying - 4*p . di'd loos, but must , r6eecte .the ; puitairment , 'ltif: It*: as ; la* itt :tiii! pum a: it , 4 4 . 4l l4 t.th eit ; i m i, re . o or the , 4e t y a * . though it werodeemen a litbet.'TheqnCilion tvisnOi., litgi i nf legi! . autlinkity l, yeti haye,tteted . , .*thitafrit:'• brioAht Forwent in . ea:invert; dt tli:bpetailat,",o.eiti', ite ; ot ,intenttott, - and - the quor.t inm.y • he, caoliaCeetti conselfience of any tirevibild'etkittult4.ll.4 wf . 111 .. ..tft, ray, if, ,tsiltie thilisii. rciipiariiies, 'it'ls; intipcd,to, Fiottaity. ..-I. k.uew.noihihg. Oft'hirti'niare hat), i)f . Aos t a seem* senleneettOtlitinllividuid Who st*pil; • any other.intlitiiiital muting about me; "floi that ' he.: before. a:L Asyut tiveirliAidsitips4llr inter - nd . was o , e informer), aa dru o rapittinettiob . *!krteverree. odt:a t. 4, critinfcFavO. Osik Mieds-.thallthalt lndtiiii :i The lirifish Forum ntuit:sin:on idif liiilitiraisle theni to:illpptise that the man who stands for : jtidg,' if,,,, 1 ) ,. e , 10 5e, fottpbctedi.,witle,..lAtatto,iiintattatlet; T ment Wo'uttd, to save hil life, be geilty of tneaoness wa, b rooz ill eitr ward ,aittl N COPTiCtlia ter • ../ 4164, twll di' ateoiiicationr; bet 'that-While he'Otintls *befor e . c.oviequealee o'.,' a discussion in that place; bitt'!iiit:ithilibiiiol' o ,je#lls4lo.lwi aiika:ollhins Earifolthll(that hitl;hetm . )oss ibi t . f or re t Ohkite r. br 9000 V 0 I gar* ' 'daft .4 1.., ht,ch..iteiLlape e pining in.theen.to grint 4. ''s I .. evidence, I 'Could hate 'oroved that mho questioni; Mi. .',104ittuify...,,,Gtii&A,tr.7..44 N A ,4 00 1 41 , s „a, , „j,.iiiis. far from beifig ,irejudicr.,l..rtgaitlik,lPte t4ibill PteNik° wh, , 11 ,k. 10 4 64 1 1 14 1 t, * e4 lith Atbinnuree I t hostlimitiwien cetor, *as wordetl.ao asetn,mhalia:ohlavvtlfzivolasible t4iiiillettristriThndatit, Ir. u ! i - 1041f0 filfeictlie rsgrild.?.. def.-ice ; th'at„ tile', ipitisiiou, )thartillt feillyiftgic :,. ar iihilic,...4toilhilitt.tbreAolweaderr to the Public io, that the audienCe were iraialy: titingitetl rit'hisOihi theiit iMlitlar.,disctissioai t i:Osbaot welejtie ge . O.ht . Who pleised , might ..apeak.4 • and that :there , wire., iftvir'Pt sttV . ..o or were nut prudent in, my.. Lord Cat (; many ,ottl-men who dill . speak, And deliver th e ir; thireagh TO i na ik e t r at l is proootistion or i tiet ,tr ui -0 sell t 101 (.„ i s ag,linat Mr, .Finnerty, , and,. I* . favour' Abe erpence of thii4,poblikimitio.;,The: Defeatist hit of . Lord . Castlereagh ; but, this- . evidence,. • the stated to j.'bovir.Lurdithiph,;,shethe.ie a maxi 0 1 0;1* Cellist! who was intrusted with , roy•:-defaniaii - little! Ilk( tlpege; Most .be. of ' grestuse to, the public{, : .11i , 1 not produce ; whereas I . coneeiV*4. it . -world - 8611 , 144 therefore' it wead . haie*.bicet.ms'my . ylo. taiiittiArklOntrirt, in his magnanisaity,:tofiaveotept... 1...ve been advent geode .to me, • than-the} duty -sitoolal have seen thitt • thclividuals were „fairly ,lwakidildri piroppeo than.an.-hatta„.:pthaecatat ma i • heard on each side—that . , it seas ' not 'managed fog its :kat thejublic - altoiridlutee.V. the lost •of . by . pre-concerted • re-opetation,rtikat all . were iiiti. tertices,.. 'el eatO°4e, d,',lkir.bit.,oo4loellaMt. , Ina , fairly i „.rmittell'iti dente,' their seittimenhi, &wit that. ; ,thiestis . :any:.hoords, .t . .. am, .nit t cjivaimted.„T . ith.Agy .. share wits a :free and niiiireitidiced diaenwiion. It geottod th afrie-Pefektitittt Mtn tilivefol.io t itos suet) ralt,tioly fell to toy lot to read the staitementafrom tin argument. • 1 1 . ate iiiii distaste of tikty . . lois that The MorniOg'Chionick, byt I . aid,.pot s by sety, , 'the Ph tithe >kill ..lattatain,Joien•lf ltberc'f.iordithiPs • „inns, , Ilte uptin''myself. , triinsWer,for 'awls troth, Sltoulti.lulliet Ote,)tenvence, of •itupviltoneeentiipOn or (alb...hood, 'but left to Mr. Fint4ert) *lone. t4O,,,the Defendant,' and that consideration,' therefore, re c.,,,nasibilitv. ilf ihe SlattOnetft.. 441Ings ; Icatr the....C.:1!al sitteilWill be no . obstrueeien. ,to thej.dia4„ outset, I teft the rase id • the diStAstion ttl thSAn.,,'pensation ,ofiaatl6fifitp,4'afeh. ioor, Lordshia; oienet. Ti , the con i ric of . tint - eveniog,,j,: did not.. :wit! MiliiiroiltigthisittekkOiltaerrin*"Vedlspeistid in avail mysd•lf of the privilege:of i.t.ply i it,ii,:elog....itluai, ~reokrt.to:biihi "I.l4.4,Cilliglii•Oitli his in thute institutiotrs, for : ever); Gentleamp ,•• if itOips ,t)4, ApAiiiitenit teiinidataisige a i..t•wtimi t„ have the 'privilkgo:nt ; ! 4 ,P.lY i b!'. that : of ii';W rien g f ; O l t repi449A Rm. oqs. , houvir.be.fove i ii I had withell 11'411 : means vihsteigg, . 4 tk,intit i , /your Lortlakipli-ei nustitiktbat„wbiebaketd . s.4a'a,,i recta the andierWe who , calithlo hear ;thi.lkay. -4 1 eleatittIVE 5 0 1404 0 L "'itiAltli 10 59.‘ 1 11i r 4e . cession, I slto t; iirita ;8' &till ',MPS f : of 0 16 : 1118, 'obil ) _ IL ' the t•• its 'Mild ritif ' i•ftiTili:hVie'etlse ist ' r ght.. ~ word, and that , 'Veil of raise , in :'itied „In, ib . e. 'path& ithteitiskt 40 . a x at * s a w thi s • sits 6,o4; vote which , was .. - iii4ll" by ...thti: audnittec. . ' T ' am: for:thrr•parpliskitafjOhiinc ef.-Jeotldt‘Castiereagiliz : . . • ~„, now called unites..lo . Werwer . for the . cas e,sia. , of audAsat !in Mid Oierc.ise, o , that, right he must • msg.. that audience, " assts fairly 'itsiefobled, 'Who had de. ; '. - naniyousirgiVePitslttrd Catitlereagh a fair oppor liveeetl finch sentiticeriti - at they plealetlfinif viho•hia' (unity o‘deletiding'higoielf ; that it Loiti Cade. . voted as f hey pleascd, [having done only that which cettfh titt i litot„-jappeaf.before this tribunal anik,de.. the eilitomi of 11044e.ty. required,- ryinseff,•„Oitu ivt fdild ievriffit!ol,itie.,fatilt, and' ima ildt,'lthe "pe.. of recording. the 4ecittiom, f Jmil ...I,• aso , litited . to leriOtini,.o,lilried nweOtichii:44tr hrweiliiiidt fa' have been guilty pi' •1i , be1... It .i.t wt pelliti Red to ' .Ihirtililic. * *. 'result . of : . those tiodussi!iso.•:'.lFdirr int., I might say titere:itylo thiasiloseurabliVonit Lordstd,pa in.4his' 0;4, 1 4 „ 01 .. itittri „,,. es oe,i,,,. in .hieh I stand, itid around me Gentlemen whoW I. • rights Of all the stibjeitilif' this ~ gou,it'xi . . 44.ra. bare known to have freqoatttedgmaSsiciety,lnd-dei, I,;eirnilltipa . Will • Iklifmtiiedrifili ilh 'il'itapgoi)l4h livered their snotianints . ..ith..credit to themselves, 2 14y , it'ilitOn. 4, ead. J.C.: - 4110i,erbIdt ibis 'DefenPatti • and satisfaction to t i tle Aocithy.; ,•and..thai. there. ties itigistr ' open Jos a a iigs a bd - 14111tAtd at , ;4114 9 16W : Gentlemen. at the vet top a use pcofeasioi; Who . Ilnd t ditill "IjEC'ltuppor . ‘4,la l .o, Invtimitottlitiktffbf have derived i their"COeloifif.roooo.log4srectiredin ~ .44-. . .'. . . IT ? ' tiCiliiireqftitilitha t ik.,,4o..pet,4 ,. .sigh,4 those asaemblies. 'f liiiiiiia.,,t(rotilt ••and., Winn wish-lhutlined,T.;iitle t teigh 7 titis - sustained i wilt .-tiot„ p that I could possesi iiiOr,.,lkordahipt,with oho. feel: ;the ihnikei vt:3lsesDefendant, your ( ksls * Ili JAIL lugs that actuated my titled i it was not for the want visit him with a torktdesnma Sidlifitiviitli, .iitv . that of a sincere and honest .wish that I hove cried hirtiosr:;, Punisl{,ipenttmillAktbetemorejtevipeteolitt'se he 'hiv the letter of tho law ; ,Intt I-. eaffor.beiniutaT liaVe in;iiiekupo!uit ai.a Sisht...WhaAgbi t l isittriS•wilich • heel, misled and drawn aside by the eitemof 'of 'My the Defendant, insists : upqn,ta..Thtt. 'mitts iin ma,. feelings, in bringing forward a sulott tel diseiission . kilter ?iiblications‘lliiina acid r*Ou',l . : emscik.r ag410.1 on behalf of one whets,. I eonceier Jto ,be an op. - 4iril. gitttlpiplagli o - - It o f ob i j o kt e tion o f :A il, pressed and persecute d ., ietlisklwal.!..-***l4*,ol.4Witoi3Ok.fltitt Paper, -, be theta ` ' Ihslifieil in &peas the Noble Prosecitor liild 'ire.. Finnerty,. call opoislbrn . C4t4griaght,upotr it Bill:of . tidier - they arc equally strangers ttitlie;,. - end eritoillyinillf... .61114, 4, sia; btitifatildista;to. it s , f,tetty,d.in.27l . e . lifii - iiiiik ferent. 1 neither know •.nottia re-foi AGO t. -- pipe:i, „Riteßnialitiiitsb Illtinier:bfore,-* JOTY-.lllllembletl at' lag Lord Castlereagh. I cants Milk - WO' 'trettleual . 440 I lkititielFeruna, -- iind tilegnd himself against motive against him. I 'etwohimvieithei favour nor t;kom , foot midi liolumniesa ehargps • which the enmity, and thould not know' htM . II preterit ;In ~ g,rettd::: Jam . _ finds egstiOst-bletit;- , - , :fihe ' *Pat Court. The sentiments.terprisied wet'? * delivered:,:ofi. 470 e • .iterstiiii ' ) Ohlrevaieki4idate#, - ' ' 4 Toll; publicly, there was nb / dell . ' and' inaitgn,4t cifur,t „:I Lard. tastltrtagh,..hatter. abusd . .yOur . .oiliCetiii Made, but I stated njtat• I "-thougbf . st thtoiiiio,..tn;: 4 * pgreGagii 'IOC ,4plii*lii;*; .m' have Aittiosity be true. It must have occ urred to tile Mind atti4hp g,,provounceit 4,,, sel ai l ibe. i fpipit . )4 4 . : ifip er tz t Court that I have very recently rettriried f r ont - . ,im.,.'...5yd have ,angled ;that - iiiinettee . ,, into Oa ' -nytiop.„- prisonment fur' another castise.4 'that iiEsftely Wai . 1, , ,T.mr.orb . ::' lootni,; •Wiorticoiiii"lly • fit" act. dragged to prison hardly alive; bet at 'that aeVy . .. l ...tneot, found& ?Weakening Chronicle, that yew . , moment the Noble Prosecutor- O'pOtt ''lux.g :the Mitsistir r oiltekt,lo,:o9Eitttteevi Mtdai'll• back the indictment id question. Tilis nut wish t....0re, tenvieteddat faike vordisAncl4ltrYsaithattet to make any observation personally, bat it appeara., ' )te wait Alio** to yon to, kie - inuottento r iasid....nor t o o . e that I have been truatecto rather 'harshly, : g..wititetaediswiltat thitlfidio wile trtedll4.repre4 : to; •I think that .jf ..it facade& "Ott -the''' . Honour. ..fl:saatoit 44 M•Sallicb!WitUilevid.hits to beitiotocerite`. able Counsel who ii.' listrittiientei;!in managing Tliesti' 6'1 . 0, 'Ali, . tbtr , Defesidantf skit ''fbuiid• this eatti' . o for the -PrOiesutitin, •he . Wont& have .iglictist you . 141 . 1110 . 1140/ Isdittota:ot prefeiridin, said that' I had already suffered• etiptigh,. havimil -.1710-Moenins,Chietsiviri,itsmil veil irponlott • he: . endured four months 'l ; infirittoontsnl ;,-. A:tut:that - Is:, ietie, ityciripiii . A s Atit British Forums, to anstiti have scarcely had time to • return to: ' the ..botmei.P those etti.rges . : - I 'tell : yes* y.ou .iiiirhase4 far' brie of my wife sod family,' to Vet .0r ohodprangeotettathdilre th . o2 pithli'6,;Who , -ifeel horror': laid indithhifoti l l necessarily ineldeut to it situatiun of?that surt r antii tiVthe crime;,.. iiihrc,fi you 'here eerttnritted! :. etli I to taste the sweets of qberty..:befostaoo,thet .ito- 0 1411.ttite Mockery2otexpression he tuies - '6) if•the dictment is fired upon me, • he would have said that . ; gent le-Lord Castrarea .. aa ,".priaaa.apon hiositt 6* It was vindictive , and would not have attontlttletC appear before this tr . unlit,. be will be 'PateettliY• it ; but ,the Alterney.General han . no, choice, aott tar heard ! ~ P atiently bear I...l3,forihotni By atithion, must do what belonged io:hiestificel'antrmust en. ( ,who at the ext ,,: mee bt a sh illi ng , a;t il eci ac t u . ol ,4 ► duce it with patience and cresiginiti int. It would have by mischief we mailed, • ittriosity , or• vermeil . entniti; become the Prosecutor , add Woold"haie:shione as, a•! (and-what:man it' there:in :public . life whe has tittc feather in his cap; if; wi(le it itoble - martattimity, he' enemies'')' . *goblet • Livitt:Castlereagh. I Calf 'loge. bad passed over this, and had said that after such i thee..all. tiamo.to, the assembly: which . 1 liarditlihrl tulfaciugs he would not prestagainst such anbutOblel, tiied,,for thcpurposirof fliftitOlitlg tbitn - etilighted. ititlivilual— that his character stood fair enough itr,.o4 . p.oblic,the,jodgmenf tbat a l ltivy soyallatilOgothei the world, and needed not &vindictive proseeuiliari to :shell sit! Lyn°. this . . elthege-inthihketl;dga*l464. place it higher. Under these circumitances it wcielni And I give, you notiCer,•thitt• you .ire;ii . • tti' 0 1 be indecorous in me to 'offer aity- thing which dues l i appear and dtlendyourielfrsgainsttilitli ',.11n11 not b lung to my own case; it would b e . improper! Aliat i you mill, have a fairt:rist. ' mks :iv; . . In to otter any thing di•trespeetftd: of the character and 'ble of utterinesuchlotaisiaeaCtm , lllo.'Llefenilanchis, in „ti le ‘ o f the Noble Prosecutor; but still I eau- uttered tn.,,itay lii year liostlakift,tiodidle4eilidsly ' pot help feeling a sitioethinAjbat'equainitialtieltbit . ifnline-hA On ; ineenpop . yourLatistliti ifo' , fite, I Judi sleep more soundly in..the Pelt to . which" pus: ii 34 nlifki t y4ll,Pa t l l4 !fils".tbgblietlaigked tea fair' Am....., eibly 1 0 1 .7 be .tegigaGetil than Log CaSicrea4 l ! . garipieoiictilli9Cut . tr0ci1ic4,04:4 1, 1 1 4"4 0400 4 iti4t • • 2 ,, ;•:, .. •.. • .v... ::,, ii,< . !:.•.... - - ..•• --- .1i 'O.. ..,tr,..,...., , . Z .. . -..t-• , utk , '• 4 - '' C' . . • , • •t: r tot. I • . •a • . . ~~ . \ , , f. :• thil,mosttitsgt'(liii tow& iribunal3 • this seif 7 eNt.. vti.litiAiit--.110d4-4 4 . 0 01 - 1 440111r1 ; • L .litio-4144-t1;-•"*YY Asfeeifily;fer, suelt j i t Aysst, u n leasticenthly in ? Ii ;, ''vrill' cot eattir'iftd'hlliscussiois . 0( what the objeci,., Is b eilts et thtdn doe, 'what..title-view Of ilt4.flefe n edatil.„l (who calfitiojether tied' firelidjs over die' §ismety.)- may b ;,. ; hist I havonollifficeityla 'slit intro your Lordeltio that iu the mapper itt which* apiSeirs open• this record,.to...have,,,heen .cordactodi it is a. most,scitadaloui and infamous( iasembly. 1 lillralr '&1;96614 that. itfitot,!o:. elesmiel of 091143•-wh4 111.16 ehargec ' witli crime to conse.fur,vrard and f uttur their , slander egirtiiiiß tierieti"_aeetised: :44 is .eq,...,aa- ti sembl, • whiebile. this'. ins i tanCe p • gives 'dot , to ifp:. pubi..ie, :as,,the..restilt •of .. a f .sir and !MAIN ".:Wis.l . . ~ .. mission . , Old ,wbiolt leit ja truth, ,nothisgs. else" rut An viditiots . to the weight of ..„that siedilk, (Veda • had•been published before in 77).• Mooting) Zatronicle against Cord Castlereagh, ;. ,and I • do not .thiph that it is possible, by iny 2 observ4tjems fp itc coa t il4: tusbn these'papr„ to aggravate the oftence of "thittf t slitlant;' dr, to . sOoT6F . , to the minds • of yqu!. tat' ilut,or.tii .. ady who mat fiesithem, e stionger Welt di c t wfifeidera*•startB r-thanilie mere peru. satorAtitim•must mosey.. How. are they worded:l ; Lil thwirit Placl•:,-til,,PPltiiellion.i. of 'such 6 4iea..• 4 4 0 4!:.'ifijif 11 ; 1 0,t i tAriffl nbol. , : -,..Aught my.;titirtiJ 1 ' 'p*,t)RFeagtot ! cohdict tovtirils Mr, Cionertyidisf . ts :i 14 `the latit-Ektiedifkbi'to.Viteheren,..to.•lofor 4 . - piiiiiia ,a....- Apiittuato tookairo Of•prettaatfoi :to. • . 4 :.! pfte s serie order aeddisciplitte ittcing . l4l At ijcsti'v., forces, or repiebate4, as a flagrant. itsfrin6euient 4 upop the libertyof alleitlsh subject,. and 14,•,-Fttw-; i•itdiy apt :.vgloppellasien itailsittin linticent4n-, iNlMiiit (" '....olllkßitllleperesittetllii' tiny Matt 't4. .callt4o))6ther kateltiW6l,o,r thopurpoaria &natl. ,. jactitosalitinfiliroli444to t ) . tbem witother.% 'tine! Or r: .1 (411#4 , litt n jeco; placfsl•vithesitettiioticlltaticht pi . d . ,.4a4lidinith tlittNia placed; 'intd _hisclt. trilly , , •r. is - Tool : an I ,olthneet lis-4 , taniutattoloni t . al lisast l b i yulaibiicaiip iiivittod to Itoli . .to Ito toeitioo .. sa ,put." I.tew do they proceed ?.--,.. The ittatenieht di' Itrii.Tionertri tidatteept by. Lord -G,Hltietreash, -es Ste neared in the Morning arqmickor,rlWrodaYs . .tbp23lltnst: hal 'Wed 'read with -Om most lively! 'motion; and has lacked +mitered as)ton l isbjettt t.and /tarn.' • Then. hegoes..on 7 —"; If the gOtilft t. - .,„ 'Caatiereagh Van meats, -suf fi cient canklenOsitO en ‘ `twit/ into a pia . iiio4l4 . oir t of five' 'fail ingiiiii.: dent , Englishinen, iskreay etser.,AatUririftlift'ltYdiSl iiiilttf sir play. ,, 1 ifew, i atm Irortishipi - wilt 'is* = What lair play:1o, ikia l tito i ttibu nil ,f,OO , Caille.' reigh Was.tiltelito meat sr th • there is nutilinkcar it - fait' the Managers -df,.. , this ' .ltratileitoWliforr art dewtty long, than, ‘o,.,,taiellfishity,of • meeting' hop Lordship andltis Whales's. fate to fiae, , sett.hee,fing . these vindicate their character. Ands' : conduct tefore this so,ciety.rdlfewibow itthatexpresmsd? • frlgrdie" 'tin siutregokajsd iostaitisi co s .ua ..;•2.,..• ft) 1.600 "AP . l'faitct the deciiiiiii,4tif 63;., .• .o . ooo 4 igh - tsty •Id 4, I t k loci& et; 'hilt ilitrikei 'kid .;. i kisfl , iipr I country 1 1 ; mot:thee •they ' cell: v .l4od; -Gistte ••• :heftier ibis. Pu 4 rMiedsod'iilleii#l4 l Pkv't 4 S ' 1 6404* amid t 3h irmiviim.tottlitt_kpithes Is aac .Of . kiCoObb te *. to , ,ierroueoutAll i teut isilo.p the .dat,jett.• • NOOylliali ' is this,fehtti., 'C'etititi:' Whatis*.pegt gaestioti . I' 4 41 iiittilutbe n n . k!telgloe . it .. .ttaliti.4l4x 4rnatrioa..: .dayrisistsiitliftnndies the mean sestittsiihf4acim tennits tehtifiti ;iii •diseussiod 4 of theAtreffeet, 'he :• • • • portant questioo,. by tearing ' down and defame,/ the billy, a proortiall assambly(among Wiiinh"'stere• ata, - yenta.. l!lolsinestift wild Iflsonbeto•oft:tbe':ffouse, of led'pitioall 0004 akdi 6fteetta very interesting , ditthati;'fise . oßene . !,..,.was pbotit .to reply,' when t‘ Geetlernin,-fittbagisljt-ised rpeirsonaily . cisicitrited; inittletebtillrl i tielii, 4,ed baring pledged himself to Atteqdrestiso w!tt cloning,. and either open the vo , , oi!ee..a . pKOA the dieowssiorr, -tins question ki p ' with.. tins ,vt.0 . t..0f . :.a0• largo meldrify; . ad: :Joartiett. :114 . It,:isaytti '',.. Lord 'Cittleteagls or hitP . redisettpti , efit , pepsepotorily 4sitativii &id' re' *WO; 'and; ltecest,,„;,. it •posalb)o, .2•lsil elthmsetar .frtpc,heing itsoSaned to everlasting 'Whiny and disgrace.,' My 1 4 , 4, , It is lime thaethie,•G i ee. Ambits Ind they who have dot yet eirnr it •thisuld rata their, duty. • It' is time they.dhould team; that 'tita Min,' consiateatly,. with his duty. to, tile ',public'aild tri;the.law ; can tbisti,,ii.illaut itutfifig• city,, .;call another before tlsij Mock * . this .aelfhtoq.'• stitutod ttibunati •to,il6sWer.' to .. sttifpoted.thaigeit ethibitMl igainet hinn t by , men ..,who harimio &Mho.' viti ii . iheifiyer',Oior bill, ;spit.4llot, or power to . I,hquiri:j isslikrie....ouit'svivolso: af . .cisa3tious 'can be referred in • ,arovhbrg. but Millgilty . and ill.witt; peg, stotwith:, •stamptg **that thee Defendant had said of. thttp-i , 17 etet.y k. can I attribiato this •cendtscr l ., of. thhae,-.00, figlitt 100 Its it •.tti 'ant' .thing .tut. malignity:. and. Ittakilftigainst lor dCistlireagle. • The /,)*lldsraL tAidlitildy66l;t;iii,ibip thiti• hp.* . 114 4 not. Lord Gatlereigiti s i thkehe-'-otiisi . no . pertAflat spleen ' htoJtist-ilAhetrattiftS b . 4i 1 44 . b . ,1ii+5)5430 h 4 Aoli.' t• lto 'believe : chat- it ii hot ipleettagiintt AM iviticA% Of: Lisl47Castiertusgi, !Mut It an' 'betion46 fttoosistds I't' Us iihilieof ,ste.fiottrit ike:oultgli t gksfitoss. of tirit Caetidritigt. 4 ..; Id o leiire 7. ihit4t iromsedeit froess - d * flktiftiit . .Pulihrf 'lleit(tt :0(44. ,pahlicwath; eatitar4iithisatt 'any; knot lidge ',9f tks facts to 144001WidfiViliaihtlet refers,. thoeheraiiii4ittielt 40r4 Ciatiiigagiv I,*i lobteined with the public. • 1 bellive...Xliat„„tist. object of .it wa to Hz 'Arir.o.ll 4 &IV ttrit clormiasktiso imputation of . having grossly. i• ' 6141.4.5 ts 4141,411 Seerrar i y.pt . Sfete. • I:do.beittsvii . , WitatiTtft s ili t ,tihjy96.-ta 4c. tt . pon..l.Aorsl:Castietcli 1*1t.„.„141441614011:44,itariiii (when it../ieisely, • stite('• Itr,fat'itti w'ttl-,tlie..ll‘ittister or Iceland) usiftritly sprit... iiiiio,ltis exe4ii!istik of. mr.porn. -C. Vaiofs . that 'tliefiihjeCt of • ittw•A. ho . .eallettogether this tlistilis-: Ihty,'4.'thitrdebatrwas to..fis- thes'e: iiiiputatio . p ,Nlll4l4 . .puid.c.isitlereagh, .atrd to lead the,unw.ary . tt..!.', 'belittle that : a .(air .oiscussiels of the questiust ion ''fitt f ob..o4o at tiio asseuibly, whether Lerd- Cole. ritlgb`Wak.or. !Ai' A4 . pi c ituilty of thine' offentui ttliii ibtiretealti h'inkiaudiliat after that fair discussion, bittote .. .Whitt . :t4tAgepdaskt is *lied to call an, dn, 14gbieUed:,..pulilip,, Peril Castlereagh' • hit lastly' `been cnisvlcteo--14 : tkose . oifenees. That ii ii tie` Objett - of; „' theta arks Milled .this itssemlely 4 . 01 i,i_ thet ; .Ao' i'lli )!our . Lurriships.sayi 'I 'de oats ask' 41104 e ion . *pi,. say dud • this...eau legally'. be tri nie; *.bit(wil.l.ypitt; Lordships say, that it is app miteisuatiitis of Os. : coffesnce of...the Defendant,• that hi iii±v . tq:se, • •tid Charges published 'in.` /We • 414tivitag . Chronii . th . a _literefore jilt/light itionielt'jindirreo twitsli utiniLotd COtlerefgh Ito Asti vior thdtisliti • liire''this itirriadAgtbksdi as he fiat gambled it lit • • , ... ;t;', • , • ,•.• i • ' ... '• • o , if r' "1 dlh 1 I- ' . 41rwirt. e •• 'Jr w ~ • . • gni • • 0 ..1. V ..- • - • his plaFarde r :nl sl' abitiSkirorein ?. Is, 'lisMinit of this Wrong, which by h u Lord Castlereagh,,-that he insists heir isdo what he did . ? Will yeO i r L or d sh i p , iltia:Setieiti teatenco ought to lie proeou, ihe s potendant ' for •the offence ,whiCh 1 . iiiitfed, ' bbeati se" . iti. his deft:oil 'ill, , insist . he sita 1 40' aright *eir r ht tOde ; A ii,a ri OM ing, yo fl I ierdthips' Mast recollect th t t ltirstio, • ' • ' : s ; ' s Mr. Jew ti 'Ctitt ' JON is. - - -T 16se set ;woos iiiiltted on the:eight.' : • i 4.44'/I,7 7 i*ri,ira), lq•— . l 'understai . 1 .ire r .aotF•alvlaesCair Veiceedi ng l 'corrected. by' • a peFiae stand* us ,the ifftratiOn,.if,:''iti •Inakieg. any, observe his-..clue: ta.year tnril,Shipa !..'pave ma c , Oubstantially, the griionit,upen.siliieh it ; i•liad -ci.frtaluly - baileetea (rook tin tare l of the Pt.fenditit'S address: to You' that he thought that.:thia.asseinbly oliii . together was rightfilly.cnistituted; mu' a right so - to call thorn segether., ' qualified, perhaps, by ',the purposes fe, ere called'. 'nut what. then ,has. been t Defendant is eitcntiatinn'of his offence., he •thliught that width :tVos 'contained in .14.Gfire agile . w asArke s Mid he con4jr ik.a.,grgat.diference herweenthe afoul ittllic a',.atiltit - of the' carnality, and • 'Only odoPti-it. My.. Lick. 42.4_ ' inuch upon the cisentetrtinree•-•"-1 Bien ' ~in this : case,' that .tip ' offahe 1 .joua§9.o . • it alt that can be litA, 'aitihrir .of the letter in Via iit e eriiinE , add' ;Atli - .More. 'that. was. tag.. 'Oubrieation 4•;'Finneity.eliote te,conside•r as it chr berd-Catitlireagh—Air that Mr. Fiiiner ,:iiterlo but the 'Defendant who - now • 'your Lordships for .• jodiment., ea pia iiitillCaliott tr. Mr. Finnerty's,agiiiliAi . sretigli iS'ithotit 'irking that' it ,was e gam lA'S 'Lordship .bo Could '&oi ‘be ignorr but iietiatthet it was a gross libel agi t it . .tieleash x , and not pretending bioltitif r ;to .11.40 received;any injury, but 'to any. 0440 the' blinds of surd 'Pattie,' tiiiiirily loconniteied with the:Omni' . c.liti*f4,o4 lo4 "ertithlttirlirlierei 'blot et,,,,j,ba : Bilai4Artki.+ll4,ooe• ihe'telarra egliiifar lia . 'tells lifili - ihat thif t ol4 -..'.- !def* tht imillime00111110,141)_ . ~ L ', s • lip , to r 10 . 01 "1,.ar., 0 0.11144, 1 , ron‘icdh Noe of • • . ...AIWA* bee* iatpliticlit o t t•..p44*` • f lui'' 4 9 -9Ang chrtnick. Mr. Finnerty, i n As s ' r)ti 7(41.14u:e s preteiidint Ajt ttigti s t ROA 01W }tired bUerd.c aslistreegh t .aletei - . 414,.greisag , alikt oi, ',.'.. mt.. Jewel, -at the - vßritistrfrittpi 4 iipeats-•thatOtel; whicth was.stateditelzuJiors. ; 4ry.,(4,4rostiele b.y l; Mr. figaarli..4B was stu , eirt, 3,4 Abe bytingss•kiinself—be thevellatlshad(limalt..i..) fie viinateova:U :64 . 'elitia4,i'Or;" 114 . 1 . 74 * r Vaiti - thgetileir *sees' of .a . izio4in tiololistiala luseust . w hiOier' ''ford, Cast '' 4.00 Or tie .not r guilty these ; chm'gce ...b e •. ii a Semtpous,, 'ti, .1 : meek summons, :upon LO -. • V;tik.. o .,, to att end this trial, •whiek• he . knew Lord' be Meg it * .lte Rr.-luir.' Prig , itir-abl' then, hecaoie he does not strisue judgment' uf . edinktioir against foul chargeair, hir* Were nelliehterl' Chronicle ? ~•Sf* torde l ps-lf y' fed .any ,thing iii:onY of - the Defeialant, which will realty go • this . offence r •ii 4611 (ha : Atilt . 4il degfre to takes' filitti their Om that he has,..iadild relative. to . his...reiatire taihe paper published t:lu•eisicle 7 -srelati've to his belief of *piper, upowilaeredit oftitil"Pei ;The v"enaitarpor4o,44l Slessun ; ,iintrbirolrerry iiiviscl44, ,luablicioloastoliisegibrYlia pa, hears *Wks tunic is of . such. el the . publie r ,ther what he pia: ~., iocontrobenlbfi c f4tl i i ' d i h fl•J jet kt ill dustiript liflfl, 1Nt.14 WA - etre' . k'Alierr • 41Tatit,411.11k.siipsyitir.-irsitsll4ny sin :h is .p.akier.sl ; lippe , ie. • wifl• t bereart,.ri -AO • Alt:4Esil3Jt of ~It tv !. .1 1 . h . it y Ott 10eal fi i 1 . i1i,, (11 ink, nuste the offine, M r 3hoiesrr.. • give him 'the • eireiiht it •deiervei, sOpifiies at least aut .10 eteifitif lie givecoon'tenaiiie tosits ideisi• - • Chart'. wilt' tithi'ii: enivOragir; - offetisim whieliWpis man.bas„ spay iip tisk; 'another. oly without .i.nc( • densl guilr,'"ategtnate iii . zitsitl , that is tifc'effOcr istis dl l iptii!i , :1 contends. !Ur.: . ~..... ...,.... • , swi:., .• . I Su4 rein ilideit•that klittri , .: ehipatheihird plieard;'odr ..,6 4,.,.. , • latter: Porf n'Keliesceonti i 4lt :shiKittileieirfilee Seillietii i ' .. Of .7tlieCO,ifif o , istil l i be boyasmstfeettet : lion of 'Der untle;Ahe adisitilstraiTeit '''' ""Eforti ; : irtiieli - c.arttect in: tketolittieer Onif of Wirier ind,dimost ; ,p -he states,That dot- 'shand !rats., CaitibrasAh.;' 'oll,' I. be' mire we hdar from the,pfleialant te.o ' several' liersonsthers who spot( '..Clistlereugh, and We are told le tleresgivhial ofair discussion 01 ''placail•telis you net a-herid - '. of Lord Castlereagh; Which 'mit I was stating • that if yodr L. thing in . iiny part.of the address that, ought sin...justice to alien' you shall wunulriCtilimiustpiT. dive it in due "weiiht.• 1 'Pic tieeed that lou was iiripriiiined bi•tht4eatence:of boot‘er Tel •it : wspuld have been '• Mote :bdrok reagbr,:.. that it. .stonid . liasolaeto .I !jettes if r eOusidertng the -shrift meat whifik,l4stcti four mouth' toted , thia d irosecutiOn. :My. Case of a.,;nasui when. he ii. 'e, cuainkittiog of one tilreeries du ll ! thee, erhiett,stikjuctrtl hie) to tihritstiould -seeder the• legal 'itililaore'latikaslis him that • s it any !arr, as aftercd t o 1 had a r i ght 1: PS say that uuced ego he hat corn. sts that wh at 1 his so insi st . hat he will (f a • "W`llY u• Ind roe, anti glad tarp c Pefendiar t ' , 4140111 !DiSCOne c h ed. h he has pu t le general t ea. tr ',washi ng, hich be call e d ad that he ha l t That may b e or a hich they n said by th e et.? He 447.5 : 11/ Th e M ora , [reel !hat ther e Ica or bi% w h o of hi m she depend, f very .44 of 9”f , lopes 'N,ou to the Chronirie r ation of %flat charge( agim‘t seri) , is to an . stands ha ute I not read that lntsl Castle. MSS lilkl upon rant of that... inat.Lortl C u . r not say bare buffered ertiagh s , he to. actiem himself Coca fiat ttibw: Is • the ;Chate ' to p r t:Ait altd .altitoeteir I ..vitich • wll S in 7?le Marrs lelhair been ia. he . grounds ut iritisla *Forgo, if. The Atom no' party ird Castletetn onitt leads • attended, 11 4 'end he p Noggins t lion, of all Otto red in The Morning tour boroahips can • topics urged by the 9 11. XtestUatiOn of ienion who would ect" if any. tbig. p. this, itt*fitulion of 14 0 In T he...Won:in/ T.of tha truth of tail Perry; the Editor of ...hove it will bet, feel to o ut.. nth. apex MON *baba e 'r e g ui -01 ) /rt '" e 't r"" Atettia ~cd ttte '7.* lbuag bif%ittl.4(l. 10 IA he•diStO Ipubia I thbi !hat 'Atm .rget t - L h' or s ryes. to my tniod it safe—it see is rather vwhich I .;h1 tore ttIO ; .fleatety, that that 494* by a pub** iJrieuxriog much kber itablieati , in, it *tithe •Dcfceialt • 000E4 ttilnar pats 434 a wit' 1., m il tit .itt Ostr tali& i. l rby the tiara': MI wits 'of tho Igo*. ihdititao Itt The Olifittlilltat 4 it. herd tip for • Lod re not e *lid althotolt that there atm te to favotir of 14.4 d by him that LordCsi• ot the merits, yella was held. up lit, favitsi light wvil 4r opectett. lordships fuuoil est of the Defendexi, ,ten nate the •Indtarot lint, I ma *mi.) oa Defendant bag • t ee " I inlitint tier. acottt , rillituall and liethiniti ;rooting Lord Code. tetu . inure' Inagnani• ifoict,tof an imprison. Ate had not testis L:ortf t , it is a bad r f x• 'caked ''to answer or hat ho mm111'011:11 an& o inconvenience, consenoviices t bes other n an; ti gal , " a • • •875r77 ,- I • il i