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17' . • • -. . . . • . •••Ir4-.- X).( 44 4,4 • • '" •• • # ••• , • ye a ' . • rr • strasts 1073 II ' , • *, _~ . 11•••••• . . • • •`i FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1809. , :~ - _ ICE 5 . 1X-.PENCt. in r behaviour, g definite , and the security be found of 11 • • t the iinprisetimcnt • being deuuntoiate oppressive. If the learned Cientletnni 4oq look to a stainte of Edw. 'Metes a eluipter iri the elementary book of Judge Blecketones Com mentaries, or to the more familiar .6nplimettoo given in Burn's Justice of the Peace, he would have little difficulty in ascertaining erba.i •as legal ly meont by 44 Good Behaviour."' But he was not surprised that such men at published a seers Mous libel upon a jury, for acquitting is their conscielices, a fellow -creature, charged with capital offence. should.• feel at a total loss to com prehend the true inesionig of good behaviour. tinder the name of 64 Htlll7lolnitam," thei were shocked to see that a jug( had not consigned to death a man, whom they in their consciences be haved to be innocent.. The learned Solieitor-C;enne ral concluded with showing the leg:tiny of the a hole proceeding against these two 111C11, Mild coin 'venting upow the heinousness of their offence, Lit the ciemence of meir punishment ; and he further observed, if what the record stated ;erre true, ,stud the court had been guilty of remelts, the reelects sought for ought to have been by :mother Mode of proceeding, and not by writ of error. This is so imperfect sketch of the LeartiedGmo tlernan's eloquent speech, in the course of whit:lole . • ridiculed the idea Oftehe Learned Unsnarl °altar . other side quoting eohtwit's Parlinentutnry His tory, as any authority before that Heidre. M. CLIC/FORD, in reply, sere/Ayr reprehended : the anode pursued by the Learned Attorney and • Solicitor General, and vourvived himself treated by them with considerable asperity. •ite truster! no expression or eAntiment of disrespect towards the . House had recipe! front him in the warmth of argument, for he hoped, if that had been the case, he should have been reminded of it by the kind interference of the Noble and Learned Lard, who 'presided on the occasion. was the remotest - . locative of his mind to met any reflection upon Judges of the Court of King's Bruck:last this w as theitirst time he hod ever heard it uninitiated we were not to eninider them as meal,' and, fike ether men, liable to error. The •Learned Coo Heel then replied to the arguments which hod been u.ed in behalf of - the. Crown, and strenti- • °ugly contended that no proof could be' adduced of the power claimed by the Court in nsodern having elided:in unbent tne.es, ens he amnia' be obliged to any man if he would point out any are- - tute by which they had oistanted that power ; and it was well known the Judges could not naidreimvs - • 4 (! . •.; for themselves. With respect to the words on the 7 - :- • record; they were not his words, but were such as oat ancestors had thought proper to adopt i* a ti proceeding of this nature. He had done no noire than hie duty in making this appeal to their Lekd- 7 - ships ; he considered illegality was attached to the sentence of the Court of King's Bench, and his Client resorted .so a coastitetiessedmmie of seeking "" , redress. The address made by 'the Airwomen of the Crown tb the feelings of the House, convinced .. • him they were driven to that expedient, because ' they felt themselves deficient 'in argument. That all the prisons. in the kin:rox tweet the • King's, was true—in si legal sense, armitst eVery ‘••4 thing woe the King's: but prisons, hiethighwilys, ssrrr the King's only, to be used accotdidg to - the „ .• eights of the subject. • After Counsel had withdrawn from the Bei; • " . t Earl STA NIIDIPE said, on account of hanlitnenio • I* during the opening speech of tha•leoeued (Mr. Clilrord), and the • lower of ther•llWeini4y- (kneval, he did not feel hrniself competent to form Zj a satisfactory opinion on the write of the'esiiie, end.. • therefore he• shbuld not feel himself darrooted,„ • . in giving a vote upon the subject, Illti'did not .. agree with what had bean' urged I, r the Sohci•• .tor-General, that if this were cruelty,khe rediess ,aught fOr ought not to here been by mote; he would remind him there were many vases, 'where ifim peochMent only were to be resorted ti).`ah unju s t punishment, even death itself, might be tntlicted. before the impeachment could affect the author's of such cruelty. He expressed his o.isappmbetiot e f Counsel at the Bar imputing improper motive- to each other. When they came there they were • bpon an equality, and ought not to conduct theni- selves in such a way, that if Peen ieefe . to act in a ; similar manner, they would infringe one *ache •. standing orders of the Home. • The LORD CBA NCIII.I.OR observed, this 'waif an application. on the part of the Plaintiff's in * error, and concerned the power of the Court of King's Bench. and the adminittration of justice. - He ere:- cc-iced their Lordships would not be disposed entertain any doubt on the seect, after the man : cases which had been cited at the bar in seppoit that authority. In *Miring' to those cares, which had heel' referred to, he could assure the Hanoi there were a g. - eat many others which had not sec:. mentioned. An objection was taken by the learn ed Counsel for the plaintiffs in error.. that most cf those cases were to be found in modern times; with himself the objection had not much force, because he considered it allowed by all, the edutinistrat,en of justice in modern times had be en peculiarly lenient nod fiavonrable to the liberty of the *ob ject. This power had expressly been ascribed to that Cwi, by Seri ant liewlons, in his pb...e of the Crown. and it was tile received doction ct Laoyers, which hitherto remained tiodisputed. lie did not consider it so much necessary to address hie - self to their Lordships on this, qiiestii.o; but these The last Night of perfirming till the Holidays. DRURY-LANE COMPANY. Dy permission, and under the sanction, of the Right Hon. the Lord Chamberlain. • TUT. LYCEUM THEATRE , STRAND. THIS PRESENT EVENING, SIIIY 19, IROg, with the conse n t and approbation of the Proprietors of the late 'Theatre.Royal, Drury-Lane, Their Majesties' *mute will act the Comedy of I 1-1 E HEIR AT LAW. Daniel Demise, Lurd Duberly) Mr. Mathews ; Diek fowled, Mr. Roswell; Doctor Pelletal's, Mr. Ventilates- ; i'enry Moreland, Mr. Holland ; Stcdfast, Alf. Powell ; , Homespun, Mr. De Camp ; henrick, Mr. Striven. 'oral, bowies, (alias Lady Duberly) Mn. Sparks ; Cicely Itell:c spit n, Miss Ray. The Original Epilogue by the 'Characters. . , Eod of the Play the Comic Sketch of SYLVESTER DAGGER', 090. Sylvester Davie:wood, Mr. De Camp; Pieties, 11r. Mr Helium will sing the much-Admired Ballet of " He wet rased for lMeds of the course of the even tog, the favourite boa; of "The Mail Coach," by Mr. Maths ws. 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This dny ispuldisbed, in Thaw Vols. sr?. price lbs. SELEC I lON of CURIOUS ARTICL E~ frost llte GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE; containing I Researches, Hintorital and Antiqitariali ; 2. Ancient and Modern Literattira, Criticisia, 'aad Philology ; 3. Midway. •plty and Nititial History 1 O. Loiters to and from eminent Persons; s. 111114,seellanesos Articles, including Anecdotes of extraordinary Persons, a-afal ?rejects sad Inventions, ke. Printed for Longman, Horst, Rees, and Orme, Pater norter-rosr. •.• frAlrect of is Letter Rom Mr. Gibbon, the Histories, to Mr. Nichols, dated Lausanne, Felies.iry 34 1799 !..- " l am tempted to embrace this opportunity of soggestisg to you the idea of a work, shirk most he sorely INN re ceived by the politic. That voluminous eerier (Gtotlemsn's Magaxiite), of more tbao threescore years, sow cootons a grelii number of literary, historical, and miscellaneous Sr. ticks of real value : they are at present buried in a hear of temporery rubbish , belt if properly chosen and ela.‘cd, they might mice to gent &Jeanine la a neer publication of a moderate sin..." Os Ileis — rlialtlie wes E imatilase.l, price 2s. bd. paiK% EUIN(IS o(. (; NF.R Al 4 COURT MARTIAL, held at the Horse-Gonads, on the and 2711. of March, 1791, Aar the trial of Captain Richard Povel, Lieutenant Chri.topber Satan, rod Lieutenant John Hall, of the lath Rail Iwo of Foot, on 1 chairs per. hired against therm respect:rely by Cobbe.t, late Serjennt. Major of 11w raid Regirrient • Ingether with Evers' Letterswhich passed betwean the sai ant Cubhett and Sit Charles Gould, Jaw Advocate Gencral; and rations other Letters nod documents eunnacted abervaith, iu tie order of their dates. 4 * 'fray aceueation is without hr.? .dation, the authors 6/ eruolty have not tat devised the to. tune I oaght to enclitic fled itself. as paiatril by the moat fiery Rive. is too ail' a ponishinont (or Mt (Rik, 10 SIX Claakt: Gould, J ridge Artemide t t Match, 1791. " the aunt Inver's' charges atsinat those (Miters respec tively arc, and every port thereof. in trinity winkinninina."—. Settrei:ce of the Court Martial. • I •, 1; DIX() N et ANTIBI LIOUS PI Li.s.—Their Phis hare long or:dallied a just cele brity in the prig ate pi at "IV of tile Proprietor, Mr. Dino', Apothecary ' • mud from their great success hi many obstinate Bilious Disorders, oo sonnet-mix patients of distinction .nd others, particularly the Deke of Wilford, Sir George.War ern, Sir Gregory Page Terser, ilic 11)ownger Lerly Say and /tele, the Viscountess Belkeley, kr kr. he was persuaded to offer them to the public, under the approbation and sanction of their ;ism. The following is a proof of their efficacy : " Deal Castle, Haverford %Vest, South Wales, February lit, len,. " Captain Lloyd presents his compliments to sir. DiNon although tint p.rsonally arqnsinted with him, wonlil take it as a Cartier, if he %mild send him font. rii nee of his Pills •us 54100 as be possibly can. Mrs. Lloyd, who ties always used the Medicine, is now pregnant, and very unwell ; for he it,ent sera err they * hero to Mrs..l.loyd, as well im to Volinit 1 Bishop trod all hot fuuuy, Captain 1.10 y: feels it his duty to recommend the Pills wherevet he goes ; he st:illy thinks, it' Mr. Diaon would appoint some persons es mailers in this ennety, it world he • benefit lb the commisuity.' The Pills ore foetid to hr an ineumparehle remedy for re storing the tone of the st..rtiaeb, for curing ledi-vslion, fur preventing criotit leo, and their crinsetresit ierecti . .'e -c -ti lions and Ilatoarseirs. Thry prevent hob . turd and tem p wary costivem as, sick h. ad-sehts, and heart.liiire, which la occasioned try pregnancy, and a dchiiitatrd stomach, whe ther mom.: from the acrimony of the redundant bile, intr. in psrate the , .e drinking to moms. iliolesalc and retail at Mr. Butler's, Nn. 4, Cheap. IA . ...nee of Patersiorter-row, Lawton ; Paster, &ha lls just; and retail by must euuotry reodos, is Loam at tt5.91.1. aid tin. sigh, mod Tamil) boxes at 2:3. sack. l',3llted kiastael Top?cr, t 7. T.cAcuLall-street, LOP • dots, wad sold by all IA hix OW °kit: Ir. s. ♦r •• • • . - • In ..• N .., • • As.• • •- . ~ ... awl twenty-two Justices or. that Court ; no one had{ ever dill:rated the authority down to 'the pre sent moment. If we referred to . Hawkins's Pleas of the Crown, we should there find it laid down, most expressly, in words to this ef fect, that the Court of King's Bench has power to imprison in any gaol of this kingrloin out of the county where it sit. The doctrine now breleht forward seemed of a piece with the many mos Tern attempts to• bring the Government and edit:inns erasion of Justice into disrepute. We were totally to exclude from our observation the many decisions of law 'emse the revolution ; these cases were not enough ; we were required to go back into the first irees of c.iir country before we should he able to L.ril any purity in the administration of Justice, even five hundred years would he too young a period ; in that time there would be fodnd nothing bat oppression ■nd c►uelty.— These were the arguments of those who endea voured to impress upon their Lordships the words, not of a lavver, but the expressinus of a man standing' iii the pillory, in Palace-yard, and ad dreeeinr, himself to the passions of a mob. It was from the pillory, and from Palace-yard, we were to learn the Con•titutudn ;nod the law of the land—this was the doctrine of modern times. Ile could see no purpose in entering upon the Records of the Hour., that this jorlyoneht of the Count of King's Bench was nousually oppressive and cruel. It must have been known to those who had been in. atruntental in so placing these words upon the Re &owl, that they would not be attr.nded to by their Lordships. It was the •tteml,t of those ,who ante ported modern doctrines, to bring the high and teamed Judges of the Court of King's Bench, and • with them the Arliniiiistretion of Justice, into de gradation ; ■nd the only object wine!' appeared at taioahle, was the idea of such sentiments being handed about in newspapers to es• ry corner of dm emgduru, and thereby ',reading an ietlammatory spirit anioni.srt the people. Ile next adverted to the other objection with respect to the term " good . . war another object to he iittruited to: st Willk• tion of public importance, and it mire .Npedient ro mi.iindrntaniblig should go abroad reepArting..the: lower of the liing's Bench. It would be Tweet leetccl the.Lcarnrd Genc•nil hied oheerrc , l these T:artira might hair born fnui.a gicli : ; in st-bet ever con nty the paper was sold : they nue-% have been tried, and found gag ty in (..:••rowiell. considered thry had no iron cd to complain of tint • hardship of their cline ; for. considering the ~Renee for which on the fuer of tlw. record they wen , Canna guilty, it was certainly au et: : of reosieltriit.'e • WANTED edintely, a rtsady,respectable Perstru, capable tor couditctinvi Hirt:stones as Book seller and lkatiouer'a Slurp, iu the Country. He is dl be treated as oce of the fatuity, and wicet with every encourage ment. —So penes weed answer this Adrerthement, whose character will rot bear the strictest inquiry.-..lbrect (post paid) tu 4.8. at the Mercury (mike, Rociri.g.