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i irtt • . t T.F!L' . .7•;: - ;k 4, 7rt . "AP ._~ _ . a'al - hri• trill ‘.. .. ..,,.. • ._ liV . ~„,\_, ___ .. rit . .• ......e , •es \. V MO • . WWI 4 . 1 ' . . 1 ~. , ~~ _ .1 ti r ,,o t c . ... .... r er • ) . # . . ~.. ' , . . =~ 4 . •~JKI.• • .e.- •• .-.~ ~ ~ ~ . •1•01 •~. , •!.4i u *TN i Ea • s - Fryr• — : po •Ty •lumwn ."•7 • - jr 4.11 We..... 1 : polo at • "i r•-• 4. . • 4.•• .1 . •• ' LONDON, SATURD. r. MARCH Z, 1820. PRICE 7d. 11111A7MS. tvfiis EVENING, SATURDAY. March 95 IL will he performed, fee the 011 1s this gems livaarea popular Opera of IL DON GIOVANNI. flu whick the ftvevrite ADOLPHE ET lIIATILDIL THE Lan NIGHT OF PERFORMING UNTIL THBI EASTER HOLIDAYS. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-WINE. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. EWSIELL, (Si•geVC) THIS EVENING, SATURDAY, March EA, he performed (ant time this IlmNI.)- lhasnis•t ; and Fieselser's Owned, of RULE A WINE AND WIFE. Lena, Mr Kean (trim has kindly asserisPril Its perform for this Rental.) Eatilheia, Mrs. H. Johnston (for this Oat I ; only, Wine her first appearance in tile preseat Thelon) In Ihr course of the Evening Mr. Brabant (who is that kindest manner will give the moistance of his talents oil (MS' orearion) will sing. "Seats Mut hat or Wallace bled!" and " Is throe s Heart that never Mired r—Mr. Knight, a Cootie Song, " The Lail with a carrell, Poe."—Mr. Swig, Comic Song , " What is not ; or, I shan't use tba on Fier.'—itersoinuttio gutty, 11" Mit& %alias Trio; T. Cooke, each port se be song by himself, after the mmitast of three &Nitrated Profewers.—Mr. Incledon (who kii" yields his aid for this owe night revives to his rogsgeosst at F.aster)„ " The Death of the Smuggler," and George Alex ander Stevens's celebrated descripliew of a Morns. To which will be added the Magical Fares of 6 THE PRIZE ; OR, 2 6 3 8. Lenitive, Mr. Harley; Heart well, Mr. Brabant. Carolina (for this night only), Madame Veatria. Tickets and Places fur the Roars to be had of Me. Rod well, at the Theatre; sod Mr. Roma, at his beast, No. Gray's-walk, Lambeth. The Doors will be *pelted at Half-pest fax &Clock; the Performance will teffifilellet precisely at Seven. Boxes 75.; &MIA Price 3e. 6d.—Pit 3s. OIL; Seroad Prire lb.—Lower Gallery Ss.; Seemed Price Is.—Upper Gal les; le.; liscoad Price 6d. THE.LAST NIGHT OF PERFORMING TILL THE HOLI DAYS. Tlf E A rftE-ROYA L, COVIUMGARDEN. ; T HIS EVENING. SATURDAY, March will be aeled likabefeeee• COMEDY OF ERRORS, la Flre Acts—with Songs, Duels, Glees, sod Choruses, so.. tected entirely from bit Plays, Poems, sad &anew 111/IiNIM, Duke of Ephesus, Mr. Egerton ; /iron. Mr. Chapman; Antiphons of Ephesus, Mr. Comer; Antiphons of Symettot, Mr. louts; Drain° of Ephesus, Mr. W. Farms ; Drumm uf Syracuse, Id Blasehard ; Angelo, M 1.-Claremont ; Doom hooch, Mr. Barnes. Abbots, Mrs. Paueit• Adelina Ni., Stephan; Leda. , Miss M. Tree; Lesbi, Ws. T. Bill. After which, the MeloAmniotic ROINIUM of BLUE BEARD; Or, FEMALE CURIOSITY. Aboorllquie Mr. Egertwo • Ibrabist, Mr. CoIlm; or Tayl ; Etateabee, Mr. dlaaebard ; Hume, Mr. Me sage. Fatima, Miss Mattlarws; Irese, Mra. C. Xruible; Beds, Mrs. Liston. The Duors will be opened at Halfirasi So repack, mil Ilia Play begus at Selma. Buses 75.; Sneed Price 3s. 64.—Pit .31a. ed.; load "ries Ps.--Leisrer Gallery 114.; Sean& Peter lis....alppav Gallery Is ; Secosid Price 6d. A rrivatc Box may be had for the nanisaw, or Nightly, of Mr. Eratiduis, at the Box office. Oa Easter Misailay will be performed a new Pastouthae, called Hsr lequia mid Cinderella, or, The Little Glass Slipper. 4ha AI lay and Thursday in Easter week, the new musi cal Drama of The Antiquary. o u Tuesday and Friday, Shakspeares Comedy of Errors. Ihi Weilueeday and Saturday, Ivanhoe, or The Knight Trinylar. .rstral : CALL OF THE HOUSE. it. MATHEWS AGAIN AT HOME. se MONDAY, April S r !IMO, at tb. Theatre Royal Opera douse, fftraskal. . , Mara. wed Private Bows, to be had of Mr. Ste . pl Oa Strand Settrairee, sad at Fearasaa'• Library, I ALL IN ONE LOTTERY. aflA !MOLL. the Contractor. who has arranged with Government to give for the ADVANTAGE OF EARLY PURCHASERS, 2,000 Prises of 301. each, APRIL, ansoonting to SIXTY THOUSAND POUNDS in Maury, besides their full Chance of ■ll the other P.iae■ in the Scheme, containing 4 Primo( 230,000 Prizes of 240,600 2 Prises of 210,000 Cossor.s. In ibis GRAND SCHEME, with 103 CAPITALS, FUIITY THOUSAND POUNDS EXTRA MONEY have kern given by the Contractor to the Prises heretofore al owed by Government, by which ,C 303,300!!! is Mosey ..1141 Cuomo's, is presented to the Public; a sum fat 's ee...Log the amoost of Prises i■ arty former Lottery with ►hr like number of Tickets. Tickets And Ahem are !riling by CARROLL, Contractor, Nu. 19, (7urnhill, and 28, Oxford-street, Loudon, who Shared wad Sold, in the teat few Months, I No. 2,397.... £30,000 No. 7,003 £5,000 709.... 21,000 2,220 2,000 — 1,342.... 20,000 Sze. lie &e. CARRIII.L ►as Agents in all the principal Towns to ghost the Country. THE NEW LOTTERY. 411 WEBB, Stockbroker, 9, Cornhill, pre % • • to r)liciting stew avvers, respectfelly begs leave to return his thanks so the Public fur the retrousse he exporiencrit in the Lottery Contract just concluded, sad rejoices that that patronage, so liberally bestowed, has been se richly renennetated, having distributed asses his Fries& TWO of the 140,000 Prizes, vie. 4,370 iu 9 Shares t 90,011. - SAW in II Shares I to,oes Resides THRICE of the minor Capitals. A NEW LOTTERY Is imp on Sale, consisting of 99,000 Tick, Is; the Scheme contains 49,9901. wiore that the ansoutit of Mosey usually allotted by rb te:ernragrat foe Prises to swell a number of Tickets. are lid Ca pitals, isecluding FOUR .... Prises of .... £30,000 TWO TWO_ _ 10;000 _ Three per Cent. Caoids. Among the man morel arrangements introduced into this *thane, that w bieh is mint interesting at present is THE PRELIMINARY DRAWING Which is to take place on the 11th of April, what the 9,000 Prises of 301. will be decided by attaching OWI of then , to merry lends Nwsitlier throughout the whole Lottery, without deciding their fate any further, as those Tickets Mal limy be that castled to 301 and those that are sot, will all be drawn sa the usual way, on one of the four following Days, viz. THURSDAY, 27th APRIL, THURSDAY, 10th MAY, THURSDAY, Ist JUNE, FRIDAY, 23d JUNE. ••• This is held out as au induces/41st to 'snaky' early. Tickets sad Shares sue now of Sale at WEBB% Forasseate °Mire, No. 9, Corabill, where &helms. exPikining the toed( of Drawls& with the Numbers of the Tickets to be put isle the Wheel at *life/est periwig, the tioterotinoble Pr l ira, sod ewe, portieulae, ett too th greases kerb III " Owes peblisbefiot ether Dien, "pg. be bed, patio. FOR THE. DESTITUTE, HACKNEY ROAD AND HORTON. Ir-MORROW MORNING. SUNDAY. Mareh 28, 110, a SERMON will be preacitea at Si. Omega% Chapel. Albemarle-Wren, Piccadilly, by the Rev. JAMES OLEN KA Rl4 R, A.M. Vicar of St. /inks's, Mishaps ritiastritet; Chaplain of Gay's Hospital; Lecturer of St. Gesage's, Midilleses sal Chaplain la his Grace the Doke la Mahan. After which a Collection will be wade In aid -of the Freida af ibis extensive and useful lastitetion. • Maio* Sorvice will begin at a Quarter past Eleven _ _ Asuiversay Diener will be at the City of • Limbs Ilswessie elshwportie-street, on Thursday the nth a siders, Aril, IMIN MD Onyal Highness the Duke of York, Pre -404/bibi - • t 4 ., ROBERT CROSBY t ee.; FIRE IN GRACECHURCH-STREET. GYE and BALNE, Printers, return their grates, neknowledgeneats to their Friends and Neigh. boars for their kind and active exertions during the alarm. ing Fire on their: premises on Thursday Eyening; and they also feel particularly obliged to those Gentlemen in the pro. (elision who have so liberally tendered their assistance on this unfortnriate otataion. This day is published, in eleven volumes d[u►y octave, price 10s. rid. tack, Eir 0112 E HO NI ILE 11( LE ; or, Diocouniee (in the Fora of Skeletons) upon the Whole Scriptures. fly for Rev. C. SI NI EON, M.A. Fellow of King's College, Cambridge. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ; Hatchard and Sim, Piccadilly; Deigliton and Suns, and Nicholson, Cambridge Parker, Oxford; Blackwood, Edinburgh; and Cumming, Dublin. Volumes are ready for delivery wow ; the other lee, it is ►oped, will be ready on the Ist of May. Thbi day is published, price Is. ATREATISE no the PRACTICAL. MEANS of EMPLOYING; the POOR is Cottle*dog sod Itlaoofeetoetag ARTICLES of BRITISH GROWTH, is lieu of Foreign Materials, as practised in ilt‘ Royal School of Ecoooomy, in Landau; also, A PUB for (analog County Asylums fur the lothistrious, as communicated to the Author by his late Royal Highness Edward, Delis of Kent and Stratherne. By WILLIAM SALISBURY. Printed for T. ("add! and W. Davies. Strand ; and told at the School of Economy, Duke•strect t Lincoln's-Ims. Gelds. Thi, d•y i• published, pries!.. ATRIBUTE to th e MEMORY or GEORGE the THIRD. TWO SERMONS preached at Mad. 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Blackwood, Edinburgh. Of whom may also he had, The same Work, hiuidwiliely printed in I volumes tite. price Si. k. in boa' di. AN INQUIRY into the PRINCIPLES of HARMONY Is LANGUAGE, and of the MECHANISM of YEILeR, Miederis wool Ancient. Second Eslition, by the same Author, Ms. price 7s. 6d. in boards. BURNS'S WORKS. New sad improved F:dsiton, edited by his &other, Mr. GILBERT BURN. This day are pisiiiiscd, bandit/mei) , panted iu fruit vole. Ilvo. rah a new Portrait and Fac•siosite of the Author's {Veit tug, price 1/. Ids. in boards, the Eighth Edifies of jiIL. E WORKS of ROBERT RURNS ; w ith en Account of his Life, and a Criticism on his Writ'digo ; and some O'reervet ions on the Character and Cum. datum ait the fitgattish Primanfry. By JAMES CURRIE, M.D. F.R.R. To *Lich are stow first added, some fiertbir particulars of the Author's Life; some new Notes illustrative of his Peens' and Letters, and many other Additions. By Gilbert Burns, Ike Authors Brother. PWINi C.l for T. Cadell and W. Dories, Strand ; •ed A. Constable and Cu. Mennen and Miller, W. Blackwood, Fairbatrto and Anderson, A. Black, W. and C. Tait, at Edissiourillt ; and G. Clark, at A kerdren. or show may also may WI. 1. The R EAL 1411.7 ES of RO MAT 1111111110 ; cowing tog chiefly of Net:petal Letters , P.Wll4ll, said Criitcul Oknereweetenn uu Scuttiab Sour. collected and published by. 11. 11. Crututk. In uue volume, uniform with the Weeks. Moe 10s. dd. it. le,nrtli. 2. The POETICAL 'WORKS of ROBERT BURNS, chiding the Pieces in his Correspuutleace sod R•ligoss; with hie Sours and Frnineals. To which is poetised, • Sketch of hie Life. Ekp•tly printed la a packet ryl•me. Pike es. is boards. GENERAL ELEC TION. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT ELEC TORS OF WiIiTKINSVER. GMLIIMEN, OU H my °pinnate, Majority is eortai. ii drAble, the Precoders wiitßlhaws received, and which yet remain eepalled, cam smailleate Ohm majority in a few Mere. The Poll will be impaogins . till the latest moment, mid whatsoever may be the revolt of the Contest, 1 61011 lave doer my duty lo having gives to every one who has premised use his vets ea opposes** of fulfilling his pledge, sod to leaving affenird ample lips to every Elector to flor ae, that Right of SolYregte wI.N men ran, in times like these, allow to lie durmast without reproach. have the howour to the, Gentlemen, Your most *baited hatable Serrset, G. LAMB. Whilabidl, Saturday Ifforaieg. TATS OP VIZ PIII itrN DAT. • Lomb 1.41{•••• 4.211. 4..Ster4alt 5,073 0 • 5 8 1615 ; 4,658 intelnismargit eutcrioN. k‘lwiac - A , HE Voters in the interest of th e Honourable T GEORGE LAMB are met respectfully informed, That CARRIAGES for their conveyance to the Pull are statioaed at the following Meteor:— Orange Coffee-houm, Haymarket. Cross's Livery Stabks, Whitcomb-street. Bryant's Livery Stables, Haymarket, Piccadilly cad. York-street, St. James's square. St. Aant's Cuffre-hoose, Desa-street, Soho. The Bell, Leicester-street, Leicester-sguate. Asset Ina, St. Clemesees. Mr. Dicksoo's Livery Stables, Crown-yard, Drury-lane. Swan Tapers, Bridge-street. White Horse, Pimlico. No. 163, New Rood-street. The Pulling THIS DAY. SATURDAY (THE LAST), will CLOSE at THREE O'CLOCK precisely. A FREE AND UNDISTURBED PASSAGE to and frum the HUSTINGS will be kept OPEN during the remainder of the Election, under the superinlendanee of the Police and Pariah Constables, who will be in constant attendance. W. A. MILES, Secretary. TO THE GENTLEM EN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLD. ERN OF THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. Gateet.extve, TFIE confidence which I expressed on Tues day from the Issimisms, that a continuance of your exertiorss is limy behalf woeW be crowned with success., is strengthened by soy lar.ramed majority os this day's poll. A too 'remand orsisio of security on the part of my Mesas, induced Emmy of thews to abstain from voting &dog the three Aral depot the Election ;bet the advantage I bare progressively obtained, and the great number of pro mises which yet remain repelled, fully justify me in relying ea the ultimate triumph of our eager, which is the cause of our eouistry. 1 repeat that 1 yield to so teas in firm attachment to Civil sad Reifies' Liberty, blended as it immutably is with our admirable Constitution ; and I &elare myself, in truest *elms d the welds, Ilse Friend of the People, for the is... of the people eau tree be separated from the mem of ask Kiss aselitiossalvy. Actium osi these prioeiples is the conscientious discharge of my public duty, I have, to the utmost of my power, re. *Wed the p►ogress of sedition and blasphemy; I have sup ported those measures which subsequent events prove to hove hem indispensably necessary for the preservation of tbs Coastitatims; and is the anxious eft/11110i1011 of all real and practical improveaseot in our Laws and liirtitutions, I have ■sifurmly opposed all vague, visionary, and dangerous pro. jects of Reform. It has been my constant endeavour, during the lest four teen years that I have been your Itepresentaiive, faithfully, unlovely, noel diligently to peersols Your local internist by devotiag say persons, enemies to the arduous and impor. tart duties of this seetropolgoo County. As a coalition evidently appears to have bees termed against me, I feel it imperative to urge your immediate end active efforts is my behalf, sad your early stiesdasee at the pull. I have the hoseur to he, Your faithful sad obliged greyest, WILLIAM MELLISH. Bash-hill Park, Marcie 24,1 NC ITAtt ON INESTIGaI Mellish - 3OO Brig • .. Whitbread STATIC OP Tlllll *Ws POLL. Mellish 250 BYair Whitbread Majority of the lost two days, 1116. TOTAL STATIC Or VIII POLL. Mellish Bye; . Whithrtad The Committee fur cesitleeting the Re-election of 11fr. Mellish beg leave to anon dr Gentkinesi Freeholders, that, by the excellent arrangements nude by the Sheriffs, free sad uninterrupted access is;alrersied to the Hustings. M I DDLESEX ELECTION. THE COMMITTEE for conducting - the RE ELECTION of Mr. WILL4AM MELLISH haviug reason so apprehend that sissoprif ile Gentlemen Freeholders bare out been motored, or applied to by the District Coin. bei to apologise for such nil& •-t. and hope it sill be ascribed to the ouly aur a 'lamely, Hie incorrect slate of the Lists. The Committee beg leave to return their best 'batiks to the Freeholders who have already favoured Mr. Mellish wish the promise of their support, sad solicit their early 'mud sore at the Poll. Bieleopegate-street, Marcie 24, 1120. District Committees are iii Me following places:— London Coffee-house, Ludgate-hill; Crown Tavern, (leek. rowel' Gentil; Ship Taysru, Fiashory-Mar.; Star and Garter, !shogun' Green ; Aogel lan, Strand; Percy Coins. house, Itatlibu:sr-place; White Hart, Holborn; Stratford Cot fee-house, 0 aford-arrest ; Githreebter Coffee-bouse, Piccadilly ; Holeses's Hotel , Parliatimimairosit ; New Ex( mess Collar. house, Strand ; Goldeo Eagle, Mile End ; Crown and Angel, Whilechiapcl ; Narrow.strcei, Liasehouve ; 44, WvII. close-square ; Marquis of Wellington, Shornhick ; Grevu Mass, Bethnal-pees. ; Due Saltero's 'raven), Chelsea ; Catherine Wheel, Borough; and Clack roil Liuu, East SutithEeld. E Kratidert Lottery ever kutorrei ty /40,000 arblitioruil Prise Moneywr-rrowooraorrotent to early Porch/arm The 2,*tU Tickets tar. be decided 11th irt April, wottitlod to 301. each, over sad above whateerar Prize they mai be—lilt Capitol Prism, isteledliote Foot. or 20,0001. Two of 20,0001. Two of 10,111111 L Cowls. Tiekei■ and Sturm fur the above Named Lottery are 'elites by LYTON, Stock Nirebes, ar his obi NA lucky Deer, 2, Co/shill astd peotharrialreet, wise, all Beeirreaa iti tbe 1 1 / 4 % , ite Was& is transacted with fidelity awl tlibratch. SIR FRANCIS BURDETT. TRIAL OF LEICESTER ASSIZES. Tavasiray, Muni 43, !NO. 41111.• Wilt KING tr. ellt FRANCIS BIJAIMITTs As early u seven o'clock the people gathered is treasidera goantities before the entrance of the CANIa.IIO6IIII. The greater part of the compaay consisted of well.ireseed females. About half. past seven they were allowed le enter part of the 1101. The Court-ileum hes very little cureesienee fur a thronged auditiwy. The greatest ieceavaniesace at mune prevailed i. disposing of the saeltifunle, which crowded ie. Throm,l, the politesem of Mr. Bainbridge, the Cinder- Sheriff, the gentlemen of the press were acremasedated with seats nearest the Greasers Mimi* ea dm earth side of the hall. The coinpauy, disported in irregular Mauna. truism filled every tenable situation about the floor, and the dif ferent galleries and staircases of the Greet, made an appear more uncommonly interessieg. A snore eager aedereeded assemblage is aeMora witueseal, rum in the Meter/mills. The weather, with a very alight exception of sheet two boom of rain, had berm tosidersaly bright SOO MOW in she previons days of this week. SW F. Burdett, Agee tribi had ; excited all the caveats* which we have bee. describing, was out with the bounds every day until this, the swain of his trial. At 15 minutes post 9 a !mad shout Cram without anemone- Pit the arrival of Sir Francis, who immediately entered the Cuort, and took hoe seat at the table, just order that of the Judge. He wore a flesh great coat over a !thick coat and naiiacost, and seemed to be in unusually florid health. The Court was honoured with great numbers of the county Gentry, amoug whom were Lady Noel, the mother of Lady Ryrnu Lady Elisabeth Norman, Mr. Otway Cave, Mr. Pack, Lord Robert Manners. Sir George Robinson, Mr. God frey Monday, Mr. Gisburne, and M►. Pipe Wolfarsion. At half•past Mae M;. Drums. and Mr. Phillips entered the Conti, and took seats on each suds of Sir F. Burdett. 71Ir. Serjeant Vanessa, on entering, bowed g►aciously to Sir F. Burdett, and again before taking his seat. Sir Frown bowed courteously in return each time. Several of the Geo- Heinen almve named were in friendly cononsuisioa with Ste Francis until 20 minutes before tea o'clock, when Mr.Jos lice Best look his seat. The Jury was them called over, and , the fullowitag Gentlemen answering to their games, were ens panstelled and swum : Henry Green, En. Edward Farnham, Esq. Thomas Wright, Esq. Yal. Green, Elm. James Pickering Ord, Esq. Jobs Adams, Esq. Joint Haycock, F.sq. Clement Winstaaley, Egg. Henry David Colman, Lig. Prairie Forrester, Esq. F. W. 'Wollaston, Esq. Jobs Go•dacre, The Court was interrupted for • few minutes, while his Lordship received 1111.111! bills front the Grand Jury, and char ger, them from attendance. Mr. BALOU•Y egissied the plesdiutes, and stated that this was an infurinati•• against 84 Franck Burdett, churl/lug him that he, titling a seditious and evil disposed person, did publish, or cause la be published, a certain libel, purport. iil 10 be a letter addressed SG • perms in Weslnsinsier, which letter was isiteuidett to brio[ the Government into ba irnl and cuolempt amen hie Majesty's rabirets, and cope. cially the soldiers • *ea to stake it he believed. that tbe lat. ter bad cut down •id tuberosity esokoeml, sad as forth, cer tain of his Majesty's subjects, said to have here portably and legally ennobled at Miniehester, as the 11th of Au gust last. The Meer to "wettest was as fellows ii+scrom - • _ . • frilenlleserass-0• = Ol - Obe newspapers this teransiug, hating arrived hie tweeinig, I woe filled with shame, grief, and indignation at the wooer of the hived spilt at 31auckester. This the; is she sower of the buraegb 111011gers to the petitiolusig people! This is the powetical proof of our staasliag ie soss need of Reform! These the prac tical blessings of oar glorious losprosighosnager slosinivat ion ! This is the see of • standing army in time of peace! It seems our tither. were oat such fools as some would make us be lieve, in opposite% the eettblishowst of • staading army, moil sending King William's Dottie gamed. soot of the country. Yet wooW Heavee shy hod beta Dutchmen, or Switzer.. or Flimsiness, or Harourrevions, or any thiag rather than Fraglishonea, who have done seek deeds. What ! kill tarn smarmed, sosresistiog ! and, Gribeielle Ged ! mouses too, disfigured, maimed, cot draws, sad trampled upoo by dragooas !--is this lisselood? This • Christi.. land? a land of freedom ? Can such thing, be, aril pus by us like a summer cloud, ',shelties'? Ferbid it every drop of Euglieh blood in every vein that does not proclaim its °weer Issmard ? Will the Orilllemell of Eng lead support or wick at such prascreediugs ? They have a great stske is the corsdry—they hold great estates, sad they are &mud in dory and in boomer he rosurider them as re taining fees oa the part of their aranotry for upholding its rights and liberties. Sorely they will at length awake, and find they have dollies to perform besides fattenisog bullocks and planting crabbers.. They sever cam stand tamely by, se lookers-on, while bloody Name rip open their mothers' wombs ! Thry most joist the gramma voice, lewdly denamod ing justice nail redeem, sad head public meetings thrnugh out the country to put a step in its cemeseeteaserst 10 • reign of terror and of blood. To steed essesolatio• as far as it cats be afforded, and legal redress to the widows aid ne phritis, cud souirluted victims of this unparalleled 111141 bar barous outrage. For this ramose, I propose that • netting elmould be (relied iso Wesemineler, which the Gera- Omura of the Constrainer will arrange, sod whose moss mous I will hold myself in readies to attend. Whe ther the realty of ear Meeting will be death by military execution, I law not, but this 1 know, a man can die bet once, sad never better Mao is 'nadir:straw the cameo( his country. Excuse Ibis beady address, I ems scarcely tell what I have writers. It may Lea libel, or the Attoesey.General may call it so,jost as he please*. Whets the serara Bishop. were tiled fsr a libel, the army of James 11. then encamped on Hounslow Heatk, fur supporting arbitrary power, gave three cheers on hearing of their sequittal. The King, startled at the noise, asked, » What's that ?" " Nothing, Sire," was the isaisser.‘ hot she soldiers shoat ing at the ac quittal of Mermen Bishops." “Do you call that wonting?" replied the misgiving tycoon, and shortly after abdicated the grivirtinsent. 'Tie true James mold met Maki torture au kis net Isar the living Bosh from their boors with a rat.u%nitse non flog them alive ! Be this as it may, our duty is to Mete, sad Eogland expects eves y sum to do Isis stony. I remain, Gesil;aneo, nest trimly and Ibithfully, " Your most obedient &roam, " F. BURDETT. Kirby Park, August Z 2, 1819." Serjeant VAUGHAN then row, in obedience, as he said, to his duly, as Counsel fur the Crown, oa an information which had been tiled by his Majesty's Attorney-General. euttsolerili4 with whom the grave accasatioa of the present infinmaiwn had originated, be was sot surprised at the attakty which the trial had excited. The lint Law Officer of the Cruwu had thought fit to brig before a Jury, for an act of high sedition, a Gentleman of high fortune, of ancitut faintly, of considerable political importance, sod our who was at present a eandidate for the Representation of one of the chief sod mast popsies, cities is tbe empire. the rause by had andenaken had regwirsd ingenious lefr.l exposition, or great subtlety of argument, be would bare mr,retted his lot, is being appointed M conduct it is the abo•nee of professional persons of superior talents . But in his 111111 d. he had a straight A t /want 11111.1110 to penes. Thu Jury kid , * Weiss aed easy dotty to diaeltarst• Them were only two tvseidepatises. rwst, was Sir F. Israeli the milluir of the letter esteedly, did it law the ratlines sad ucuusti its i Weal character charged is the ieforissiiwa ? These marked) timbale hi kern the Goveriament or any of its authorities nor. pnblic rota. tenipt, was, in his estimation, a libel. That hr nsholit , •.l as the rule of law respecting the woe awl he h... 1 no fn. or bearing that opinion rej ec t e d by th e Bruck, As the clog:, of the information was fur inculeatiug hawed and dislike. f el,. Goverunseut amosigits sishjetta,and esprcially iSa soldier., • t would be ' , remelt' Mil the al/egotism shook, be moral each of its bemires, and the Jury usoblet to be satisBed ghat .t did relate in the asineuer alleged . 10 the Government, the lablifes, sad Ike subjects. As to motives in raw whrie they could wily be owitively kismet to Moe Maw iminnwittiog the Simi, iaad hie Maher." it teas maosotil to Wire sae effect Ire the libel, to prove the intention. lithe libel wearer a sied• - Sinus teadesey, sock mitts' be fairly assumed a. the eke: t of the writer. Every ass must he supposed In kboii liefore•hred the coosequenee of his own act. If ea, sod ttie Jury believed the effect of the libel to be Seiliti..iss, must find the Ihrfeudant guilty. The form of sllr Idol was a Letter to the Electors of Weetenester on the Irausactioos at Manchester on the I dili of Antrum last. Tailor trai.s. actions were under consideratioa is 'mother Court -it i!.st very instant. He did sot wish Waal any collateral gnesu .u. It was nothing to the present cssewhethertle use. Hog of Mao. cheater were legal or illegal; but he winshl ink. the libel's to say that the meeting was absolutely illegal. The ri l ed of subjects to petition was unquestionable; it was the his i'. • right of Englishmen; and if any cortailownt a this "WWI take place, it must be attributed to those who perstatrd u , . exercising it contrary to the interests, sad so the iminioe..l danger of the existence of other eights. 811414 an a e xcuse of the right of petitioning threatening the right. of liberty, at property, or of say other natural sod commou ;whis made the assembly so exercising it an illegal amembly It was sot neeessasy, however, to establish that propo sition on the present occasion. Hrd the mortise been sad the soldier. committed the wage. racemes, it was wit few any persons to write down comments be fore the waned parties should be brought to trial. VI .4. sot the letter a libel on the Goveroanesst am! wldirrt ' By a shame, grief, and isidignatkos," the author moat hss e resat that be felt shame mad iedigisatioes sgainill the (M. refitment sad its authorities, and grief for Ilse auppood sufferers. Supposing such to be the author's own fret less, cook. there be any doubt that it was Isis inten tion to awaken the some feeliep in show whom I.e ad dowsed? It was possible that he might misinterpret the messing. lie (Sir Frawis) defended hioiself, and well indeed might he trust in his owe powers of midersiand. lag for such a purpose. He would therefore inform them what they world to eosiddrea• the correct Morelos:lotion of his words. He (Mr. Vaughn) imputed to t h e sullen , the letestios of applying the odious term of " ionroughmon garer to the Government. It us. insportaiit that it,,. boon should be oweerstond, as the information charged it as Wog used by way of reflection on the Goverommal. Kt lalalliballalleting must mean a trading, a besynig sod selling of boroughs. If this imputation were not mean is apply 401111,41loomumest, whim could it apply ? What ronnemon clad She eight or petilietsieg, the subject chiefly allioled to, With begoirootertag, antoept ley this suppminion The itione the people most be aeldressied to She Houses of . What eonld he wool by the animism to Oaths. meolory ilieftwas, hat to tosiowt it with boroughwougetinr. The imputation of that part alba libel was clearly, that the Gweremeol had 'blahs's' • particular degree of power and ballot:nee by trading in hompothe. The Learned Counsel pre. sumed that the allusion shin to alaasliag armies, in time of peace, owl beacon lo east alines ea the Government for keeping up sash au army. He did not object to the jea. lowly of the Gimatitatiow respecting warding armies—. it was a prevailing and howierable principle of the Constitution. It was by reams of this jealousy that the Iloilo,. Rill a as obliged to be passed from year to year, in 11b11.11.1 In which that Act who annual', mewed. But twee was an impunities that the Government had made ma improper use of the army, sad that the tranasctiow at Maisitereier re. fleeted disgrace both on the GoVersintriel Sold its *Wilkey, the author expressing his wishes that the soldiers emplosed had bees foreigners is order, as must be presumed, to ave. t the disgrace from English soldiers, He would leave that matter with she Jury. They were not then trying the Menus of British soldier., hut be should have 'opposed that their gallantry abroad ought to have shielded diem from ealeiruny at borne. It rasher belonged to cowards than to such brave men to be creel. Another passage of the lethir asked, Is Ibis Eughusd?" fie. They must all know that an .user. rogatury was frequently put as strongly as Mb alfirinseiver could possibly be. The inference then would be, h thie out Euglaad, but a savage, slavish country, where the soil of liberty bait for ever set." Again, " can sorb:Minor lo," At. What was this but the language of excilemeso ? sup pose the massacre to have been real, with all the womolincs and other disastrous events reported to have taken place, what would have been their retinae* ? %Vont.' they not bare said, " Upon my Weird this is nowt then Englishmen ought to bear.' This was obviously excising the minds ▪ Ilse peewits addressed to opposition to the Gore, n. Men . As to the reproof of the coasestry eenilerneu, who, like the Jury, perhspe, disliking the "ism:gins of v._ litical life, were said to speud their time 111 Camisole cattle, and planting cabbages, he would make no remark upon it. lien had differeut tastes which each hail a right to todu:g-.. He had beard, indeed, that Me man who roottl make is• cabbages grow wleere sine 1..4 grown is. tire, wee a Itemise. los ho his country. " Bloody Neroer." foe. Who could be intended by this term It must be meant to be plied to the Government. The passage immediately fol. lowing wsuswil that She moo of tenor and hlutad bed commented. This takiu as a whale, must More hewn in. tended fur excitement. It could not be dune rn stronger teems. He need uut ray that there could be au lite. rat mesaiag to the analog to Nero, who was raid to have ripped epee his own mother. But could any one do ub t that there was art liftoff'sa of excitemetst evens... the GOVern. meal. by this allusion to the most liatefol act of the most baleful reign ever known in the world, sail One conspieriion attempted betweru it and the deed. of the verstsout ? The letter went on to direct she II shrug of public meeting to inquire into the eireinneO,riseell helots described. No one wouldsay that public ow.iiiie. sow the proper places fur such a diarmastrou. If th. !meting were legal mid the soldiers had committed the sides& one Root bestial excesses, was there nu law to punish them? Could they imt be prosecuted in a legal manner In sock a case a mass could not be permitted to wide Jima the reputations of the accused, but was bound himself to OM) piiblic miser mud prosecute the parties. A tactful( was called is consemsence of the letter, infisinuartoey resoloiumo were passed Oa the conduct of men 10111e11 ifeti in any case to have been submit'. .1 to a Jury to toter. some its legality. There wits next a ..,!:pos.iiteu in.& the meeting to be called would be 'object to ioneiriso. lion by military viuleoce. %That was thie but to 5i0611.00. II at the comae, was wader martial law ? 1.1.1 to excite sedates ? Thar. were only two ways of interpeesiug it. The Mforeace moot be that soy person iw nonaber sear parlous, however peaceably sad usefully employed in sly sloiliays of tire s ome 'object to be idernipted by the troop., • ar illtd else eed i i t ti lli oas ust tenlitalitlithei"pci which eo w is o g u bt bi t b : m Met urb l a m ccia "re rdi w o u g b s d t. were the awl, ponds for shit Jury to deride. Al 10 the Arai, be supedlead there wadi bor questioo quota it,- Inetwern the Crows said tie Difioniest. The waive. •wee had before iodised lbw Weave it, mead meat probably wee soy trouble la leg is et peereet. beweererbere Oblehd-be any ' 61MN entity wield be telly preeedldp Bette.. The egad wasigPillbe be the 'sty ebb OM** eeeeideeerinei teteren e of epiehee alight' hove been emereertied .eppea , die lee of libel, obey bed here (be weld rep bapptly) put et reel. dad the j ury weerhging 41el pewee la deride, might give lb. 111 dory view, full and com- plete deliveraece. He thought ibrtit wog no great sta. 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