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Conine!, though be mitered. did not dire to prove by one corroborating evideoce--•• Mr. Justice BAIILIT" Pray do not use opprobtiona awls, 1 cannot hear them" Mr. float—" My Lord, it is charged upon me that I lure beet, criminally connected with public meetiogs„ at whirl., among other emblems to iingigatc the peuple to sets of Wood. stied s u it violet:cr. I was a party to Louisan; the rattles, . of a bloody dagger on a flag.—... Where, I ask, is the Airier ? Ilrhere Is the A ic? I nastier, no wince but in the perverted imagination of the mi.. who petered it to excite a prcindlce strung. es in the minds of the Jury. He smiles (Mr. Sear lett was observed by . Mr. Hunt to smite).—He may milk, but let him remember that, like the story of the boy and the frogs, whet was fun for him may Ise death for me, If there was this emblem, Gentlemen of the Josiy, you would hive seen it here. for you recollect Shaircros• raid tint the banners, the revolutionary emblem., the implements of war, were ill here. Why dirt not the Learned Gentleman, whose witnesses had them, call r lumen, his obeervatiou the smite.' Where was ' why not got meiotic wi Melody Ilan"? Where• produce them here to they were calculated to ereutiirs would lave lasi 'ad? When awl the h wooden muakeine?' . (lie}' Mr. Jonathan Andrews where are they? No, n , the stones that were Idalgeoni, Mr. Halton' • Saothey. I found that the esseeinir of the nth Antler had lie... laolohited by the 51egistrates, and deflated literal. Ste. How, vow best. called this meeting. Nis—it was but Mt. Hunt whi, called at—it ass the inkshisante sit ANN thirster. itha coital it by public edeessiorment. Al stun 113.1 it• y 311111114 the ftaiougbeerte. 'ivied 1.7 from *even In I Tett tainarholdeee sof Manehee each amour having l'.e WWI. awl alidfColl of Ilse party .oa'r'ed desuri.v that ingot ion of Missehester and a h.• vision, shoulii be eowsesord !hat ' oi adopt the muss legal mud must effectual rends to procore a Itefurrn io the Commons Howar•of Peen.- anew.' This requisition was pnblithed in the PaiWita, W 1.4 rue names of Me inhalsitesits 011., suharribed to at, The Ituroveltrerve weal,* not call the meeting. mod del then edited is ibriesehers. This ass on the Augoan, two days 144014 1 et mll strived in the insighboorhonal, yet this sante the meeting sand to have been called by 4 man who had neither reeidrmer i , property. or ronnenonu IlL.stashreter•—• oast ran ass in fart out of the town far • invited to preside at that meeting, he knew I had presided ai others prevailed. Their was not nor swish , !fended in the risers, of soy lire that as. tell you fisukly and freely. that y countrymen to take part on any pubt.. dad not Attend. The nosy be ambition. What vanity what moth' *ambition to do evil ?—:a; H was IN., it Rita, 414C6 thought af to my priors When did I Ow," a disposniam to s see describe'. as compused of cordannr end mll prepared to Ilgbd scaliest 'stir our, whore did I masdirect their poises - BRUTUS; Of. THE FALL OF TARQUIN WESTMINSTER ELECTION. Nara 21, 1820. lIIRE.COMAIITTEE for etoploctio a the HE ELECTION of the 'lon. C. 1.4 H respectfully ihs Roan the Vectors of Westminster. Him POLEING Will CLOSE tidally on SATURDAY NEXT. lit 'nen FE O'CLOCK, and en immediate Attendance of Mr. Lamb's Friends is particularly requested. Reports having been eirrolited Which hew. hiol the effect of deterring many, of Mr. Lamle' fri. nds from eonhint up Itt Ilse Pull, the Committee Isiah the Wawa cot/Neste 1 .... re 11111 Electors, that under the superinteuitanre of the Police and Parish Constables, Who are sitenys in •ttenikner, A FREE AND UNDISTURBED I'AsSAGF. TO AND FROM THE HUSTINGS WILL HE KEPT OPEN DURING TILE WHOLE OF THE ELEC.I TION. • t011It" ASSIZES. Tummy, 31.tacta et. I .mina Jaa;oei 14 , 1"1.46 hr. Kean; 'fisse, Mr. liarevard ; Tamale. Mr. 11.4., Wu, ; Aron., Me. Peaky; Caila- Mr. Popp; Vll.eia*. Mr. Mulland ; Lucretius, Mr. ''.,sell; thwatie Mr. Timmons. Tullis, Mn Gluser; TA, f l u inia, Mn. W. West; Lucretia, Mrs. Rubinson. Anew which, nth lime, an entirely new Cumie Pantomime, called JACK AND THE BEAN STALK; (pr, HARLEQUIN AND THE OGRE. T 1 c(krr, Mr. Hudson; Jack, Miss Povey, afterwards Har leroio. Mr Marmon; Paritalooe, Mr. Manhood ; Clown, Mr. Soieilaby. Jack's Mother, Mrs. Pearce; Jasetta (afterward' Cohimbine), Miss Tree • Arpa, Good Genius or Ilse Harp. Miss Edwards; Nigra,gre's Wife and Evil Genii's, Mr.Ms rerilifi. A Errors/int Pas Deux, by Messrs. Bologna and Solithby. A Pas 2401 by Miss Tree. 'all for thew production ! Nu, an, Cleo. I two d. ty . 1 .6.... ion at that moment war.. Lrt us dime r am . 1 imagine they kr is their *Damao, Nadia. who is here? I race mot order peeves wilwees to prove the existence of this ,„,,t.„E 1 ever atMustad re are the dreadful rm .4.. why nal Matsu toarlsetert. le;1 . justify their clients? t • eat never invited by illy o‘u t to product, aid do you lb • ' . t in e at which 1 dui • ust it, if it were possible ... .I oily sad sob' bladroa• that were ; %Vim it: the iambi ref iftawirlau aft f t . are tio that wo two saw the* rout *art ". oft omplisk. When not until here. The* :4l mini? The *sallow' are itntled it the yeomanry, tits#loarsial array. and a In% bludgeons, brickbats, ; a p or t t ar m e ; enti whit existing is the mind of the. torn" ed I keep tail note. of ray a try wilatos. They kuow well o r e coydie tatts of my Wart, wit T. The Learned Cougar! said (se lee, speak what I furl. I - " " ST A. Mi Sferrtory. TO THE GEN FIRM r.N. AK!) try ncrIoLD. Efts Or THE COUNTY 01: 31IDDLE.!•;I:X. 'I be Doors will be opened at Half-past Si. &Clock; the errlorioence will commerce precisely at Seven. Boxes 711.; Second Price Sc. Sd —Pit 3e. ad.; Serniiil Price 2s.—Lnwer Gallery 414 lecend Price le.—Upper lent Is.: Second Price Id. _ . The Box °flier will be epee from Blootto till rive o'Cloek —Plates to he taken of Mr. liodwell, Box Book-keeper. Mr. Embus', Mr. lecledon, and Madame Testrie, will re appear immediately after Easier. Mr. Kern, on kis return from bis provincial eugageneents, will make Isis firm appearance in Klog Lear, which Tragedy ''!s now preparing fur representation. 711E.4 TRE-ROY A L. COY RNT-GA RD RN. lIIHIS EVENING. THURSDAY. March 93, 1 will be acted, Mb time, a ocw Musical Dreams, called IVAN,HOE ; Or, THE KNIGHT TEMPLAR. Ivonhoe, Mr. C. Kenai)le ; Sir Regiasld Front de Bate (Kuight Trmplar), Mr. Maeready; Sir Briau de Bois Gail. bert, Mr. Connor; Sir Maurice de Bracy, Mr. Hunt; Sir Locos Beaumanuir, Mr. Charms.; Cedric of Rotkerwowd, Mr. Er...riots ; Wombs, Mr. Liston; Friar Tuck, Mr. Emery; base (I he Jew of York), Mr. W. Farrea. Rowena (a Saxon Princess), Miss M. Tree; Elgitha, Mrs. Lipton; Ulric', Mrs. Faticit ; Rebecca (the Jew's Daughter), Miss Foote. To which will be 'dart], the Farce of THE CRITIC. Sir Fretful Plagiary, Mr. W. Ferree; Puff, Mr. Jones; DanTle, 51r. Connor; Sneer, Mr. Egerton ; Don Ferule Whiskerainlos, Mr. Blanchard. Tilburina, Mrs. Gibbs. The Danes will be opened at Half-put Liz o'Clock, and the l'lny begin at Seven. HOU' 75. ; Second Price 3s. 64.—Pit 3s. 6d. ; Second Price %I.—Lower Gallery 25.; Second Price Is.—Upper Gallrry ls.; Second Price Srl. A Private Cox may he had for the mama, or Rightly, of Mr. Rrauilun, at the Box °See. Op Saturday, Shakspeare's Comedy of Errors, with Blue Bra 1 J. CALL OF THE HOUSE "UR. MA'FHEIIi AGAIN AT HOME. ' JAL MI MONDAY, April 3, UM, at the Theitre Royal English Opi33 Hunan, Strand. Itimer. Planes. and Private Bones, to be ludo( Mr. Ste. veliaton, 3t the Strand Eatraore, and at Fearatan's Library, 170, Mond-WM. GREAT NOVELTY! ADELPHI THEATRE, STRAND. MR. J. SHAW'S NIGHT. THIS EV ENING, I HURS DA Y. March 93. tk Itossioses Emertsiamems will Cololllleseew t h a wow, lesirhable, sad interesting BsIIH , composed by Mr. W. Kirby, called LOVE IN A BUSTLE. After which will be perfurweed (by permission) that cele brated ecceutric Irish Earle. Is, entitled THE ROW OF BALLYNAVOGUE; OR, THE LILY OF LISMORF.. " Gnllitnoufry; or Puff! Par Puff!" by Mr. Cowell. Tice ch choir to conclude with an entire new Burkett., in two arts, eutitled LOVE AND TIIE CHASE. Umler of the Bawl (fur this night) Mr. Russell. to he hail of Mr. Shaw, 19, Drury-caurt, Strand; and st the Theatre. LAST TWO NIGHTS OF PERFORMING BEFORE EASTER. SURREY THEATRE. II is respectfully announced, that in consequence of the pre. ducting% of a New Melo-ftrause 0111 Easter 3losiday, Ivanhoe cannot possibly bar performed for some time after Sailor day next. NA Is EVENING. THURSDAY, March (23, IL rind SATURDAY, the 25tb, will be presented the I oichatdr Burltita of TRICK for TRICK; or, The MAN and the MAID. After which, 25th time. an entirely new splendid Historical Melu.dramatic flurlittts, in three acts, called IVANHOE: OIL THE JEW'S DAUGHTER. To conclude with the very favourite Buffett*, called SPOI L'D CHILDREN. ACIDULATED ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES. T E decided Preference this New SAUCE liar experiencid during the short period it has been Irefnre the Poole, haring oectiaiosed some spurious Imitations. L. LAZENBY and SON respectfully inform the Nobility rind Gentry, the Original Article is prepared only at their Nn. 6, Edward-street, London, and2ll, Perlis. . fl ept.utre et, Dublin: the label of each bottle signed Eliza& tit Lasenby." N.B. From its peculiar Preparation the Acid Anchovy Sivcr will he found very delicious with steaks, hashes, fac. tli well as all kinds of Sob, and claim a decided preference tor exportation; is warranted In keep in soy climate, and slues nut turn rancid when opened. j - AZAR') anti Co. CON TitACTORS. !ii a. X «sect the vri4hee of the Pnblir. HAVE GIVEN 11:014IY THOUSAND POUNDS EXTRA MONEY so the Pr , 2 , -r hr.-total- allowed by Government, nilikiint the anontai of Prise% us. Money sold Console. 303,5001. ALL 447ti1; LOTTERY; a.. 4, by a perfectly Hovel arrange earrst.l34/ she 4IiciVANTAGE.OF EARLY PORCHASER 4 , 10)00 Tlticht lAD !receive 30L reels. on the 11th APRIL, astionattn; li SIXTY NNW/SAND POUNDS Money, Av.irts-4 t'sair fral shire of all the other Prizes is the Selarair, rye 1•••••irs PIL; g 111 tr IWO !10,000. IC 20,0110 Conouls, ke. Re. forming WI CAPITALS. Tiaras sad/harm are 'Selling by HAZARD sad Ce. Con 't,seto. 4. Royal Eitehance.gate; RS, Corahill; sad 314AM tui eel, corner of Swallow-.treed, Condos; litho shared cud !sold in the bag Lottery Coati am, Nui. 7,R70 sad 0,641 Pr, sts of 10,011111. ado, sod jaa meat Leltery,all the Prize* 30,0110/.!!! • 'lf A2A4D eae:O. Ram Agram la all the principal Towne •CoNtp. Co *el . • • •- • rEtondtkuec which etuse eaprll on Tuft ! ely *eat Arlbusiiar.. that a ennsinnanee of yore examines ikelllerhiatold he crowned with success, is is no degree shave by the result of this day's A too prevalAartiplition of setority on this part of my friends, induced own, of them to abstain from voting during the three brat days of Om Ekeliuti : hot the marked and progressive inere.Ne of Vati• in my favour since that period, and dm great mightier of promises whitb yet remain unpolled, fully justify me iu tetyit.z on the ultimate triumph of our cause. which is the ranee amp. conotrv. I repeat that I yield to nu min in firm attachment to Civil and Religiose; Liberty, blinded a.l it immutably is wish our admirable Constitution ; and I declare enys..lf, its the truest 'PIMe of the words, the Friend of the Plople, for the cause of she people eau cause of their Kiug and Country. Acting oil these principles in the conscientious discharge of my public duly, I have, to Site nt 00000 at of my power, re sisted the progress of sedit• and blasphemy; I have sup ported those measures which subsequent events prove to have been indispensahly necessary for the preservation of An Constitution; and in the anxious pr•onoti 0000 of all real sad practical improvement in our Laws and Inatitiotions, I have uniformly °plumed all vague, visionary, and datigeroks pro. jests or r. form. It has brill my constant endeavour, during the list four teen years that I have been your Representative, faithfully, sealiiiisly, Sint slititfrntly to promise poor local interests, by dewithig my personal attention to the arduous amid impor tant duties of this metropolitan County. Ac % coalition evidently appears to have been formed attaiaNt me, 1 feel it isnperative to urge sour immediate and active efforts is my behaif, and your early attendance at the pull. I have the honour to be, Your ulieditut and faithful Servant. WILLIAM M ELLISH. Bash•hill Park, March 22, 1849. ITATI or TON POLL. Mellish Bsist . Whitbread MIDDLESEX ELECTION. THE COAI All l'TF.f. f ~ , r et - quarreling the RE ELECTION of Mr. NVILLIA M HELLISH limes moon to apprehend chat many tot lbeGeMleasen Freeholders have not been ardor, applied to by the District Com mittees, toes to apulogiee for 'die!. neglect, anJ hope it will he ascribed to the only cause r namely, the incorrect state of the Lists. The Committee lire !ewe to return their best thanks to the Freeholders veto have already favoured Mr. *lib the promise of their support, and solicit their early attend• ' sure at the Ilishopgate-mreet, March 22, IR2O. District C4)IIII eaters are sitting in the following plieen!.... Loudon Coffee-huuse, Crown Tavern, flesh. entre II Green; Ship Tavern, Fittebure.place; Star and Garter, Green ; Aregrl Inn, Straisil; Perey Coffee. house, dasliturtie-place; While Hart, 11:illsorn ; Stratford Ca. fee.bnuse,Oxford.strset; Gloucester Culfee-hoiuw,Pateadilly; Holtues's Marl, Parlquorisi-street ; Now Eat hinge C..tfre. ibulist 4 Strand ; Gulden Eagle, Mile Euil ; Gown and Angel, Whitechapel ; Narruw street, Liinehuuse; 44, Well. clicse.square ; Marquis of iVellington, Shurediich ; Green Man, Ilethnal.greeu ; Dun Saltero's Tavern, Chelsea; Cathet iue Whtel, Borough ; and Cuck and Lima, East tisnithfighl. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE, lieurNT-erRIET. TRUSTEES: The Dote of Norfolk, The Marquis of Buckingham, The Doke of Rutland, The arysisof Nora loonplus t &c. Ste. Ste. And Souty Directors. stSIISGIIIII 01111fitcToli. I. T. BARRI:It DEM:3IIMT, Erg .S. EItSONS who Continue in tired in this Office , Seven Years, whether upon a S.spiesiniiil or Animal Policy, share the Profits equrliy with the Orb...mai Nleiniene, according lir their respective. Contributions. A !HT bilattelli Sarplns Capital of 400,000!. has been rut...tided by the original Members, and they alone are res) ..... hence Mese who now desire to insure are effeciiisily ;retired Against that trueertainty cud unlimited responsibility which hare been so severely felt in Societies upon the CuntrAutionship ur Utrion principle. Returns to the amount of 24,000 f. !nee been pad within the last SI% Years to all who Ivive leen insiired Seven Years —a treater Advantage to the nibble item has been hitherto yielded by any welbscciercil Ertablislissicut. Agents are apponned is all the rincipal Towns. who are also Aitents in the PROVIDLNT Lire OFFICL, founded on similar principle.. lIKEURS ANGLAISD:. Just impostr4, by DV I.AI/ sad CO. 31, Soho-square, price Gm: a lON MIES. nit 011iervs. titbits sur les Skews et rsazes de la Nation su C0111111l11C• 110.1 /1 Ju MI Xine Steele, fAisant suite A la CollecLion ucs M 42111.4 Fr.tacats.es. Par 31. DE .1(11.3Y. Tome ler Ori.e de Gra; mei, etc. 1810. Thiq clay iq polilidteit.lroolsomely priot(.l M one Vet. Ittaa. Illustrated with a Plate aott van.ns lb.smion, prig* 611. boas EI.F.M ENTS of A!4 . 1110 N 0 LI y, I tested by Otetervationt, whirl. Ilse Siiiileot may insk• too the !leavens, and by the Celesttal Tia which is au Ess.yout the Plurality of Work's. Pr JAM ES %11l CM N.A. Author of '• I - An:onto of Natural Philosophy." London: Printed for T. and J. Allman, Peoires.streett Hasiever.uquare; atul soli by Bildortis io Ctailuek, sad Juy, Paternoster.row. Of whom may he hat% by the glroe a n therr,privells. The CLEM ENVS of NATUKAL PHILOSUPIIT, trith Platta, i Vol. Mao. FIF11! DAY. (RY OU I :IP(tCSS) • • THE KING k. 1112 NT AND °THEM.. • As it w , l, knows, that .1l r. Hoot was to open his defence this day, ilut.Comt was crowded to excel* at Is very emly hon.. At ten o'clorit NIT. Justice BAY LEY tonic Its seat on the Bench, and Mr. to.e.:,ntl addres.ell the Court nearly us 101.. Iteg• 7 w My Lord. and Gentlemen of Hie Jury... Rising. as l do, ender rely pecashar and multifarious* ditlicelties, I !Mae to entreat your cadisigeome while I lay Illy cite before you, in sewer in the a emus charge attempted on the part of the pruwtntimn in sahsiassilited against in , . I bate in the , hest place to nitwits you. Sisal l arrived at l'ook 'abutting tinder a heavy coed, which has snore teems theremed. bf the draft nf the stone me, and by my anxiety and aline- • P00.4.wh11l it has place.{ me in n eltuatiait, to paint of health, of great otinktooloy •..4 It was so liwestaint I made that sold - mailing fur 11,e Coma nut to all unlit to Oclock this lking—an application which wee unfeelingly oppowil by the I A' MIMI eIIMN.CI Mr. Prey,'Mr. Hunt, shan't use the ' onfccling Ist us rs•frain hulls permilialities." Mr. II uoii--`. I was iu hopes that I 'Mould have heen able, step by vier, to read the evidence theunch iwfore I came to my &Irmo.; lost when I left this Comt last evening, I was a indisposed as to he obliged to Call in an rmineut medical snail, who recommended inc by alt means to abstain (ruin any business which might cause aa%lety or irritation, anti to keep myself as quiet us pusodble. This, Gentlemen, prevroled Inc Rom reading neer the evidence with that care which I 1111 l 00l otherwise linVe devoted to it. If railer such discouraging riocuinstance• I shall be nailer the urressity of taking tip mooch of your tame, I hope the delay will mut create is. your minds soy prejudice i.:Moist me, but be at uibned the real mid only cause. When I put in this eltim, I du ass oil the score ; I claim nut, I want not In eatale improper ayinpalliy. A conscious feeling of rectitude Suss always oloctateol my motives and governed my actions and intelosium, and will now, I feel eournleut, enable me to bear up •glinst multiplied olialcultieda wads boolour to myself, moil, I host, wills autis tic to you. Wheat lon beard, Genileilicir, the opening speech of the Learned Cuoinsel, I am sure pm muss have felt thus you were about to icy& eery it event quelllollrroln that which has since been detailed to you. lam sure you ti „tit you were atrial to try some minister in human shape, who, d. rwJ of feeling, of integrity, soil of cioaramer,sought the overthrow of all good goveruinent, mud of all list most sacred institutions Su the country. You have heard thetvi desce which followed the speech fur the Prosecution, end 1 now ask you where are the proofs that any noun hese is such a muitster ? To your oaths and your consciences I calmly leave that appeal. 'lle Learned Gcsoileinuis set oat with expressing to you 'congratulations at the removal of thus trial to your county front the neigh bouring one, and at the pleasure it gave him to find it about to ha tried in a place where local prejudices were nut fable lu have particular operation. He nude this Com gratulation, as he amid, on the part tat the cause of jastier, as melt us in behalf of the Defendants. nut with what sin cerity, Gentlemen, Can you receive that congratulations, when I tell you teat that Leui tied Commiel him telf, with the Aikpthey and holieitur.Generals, Mr. liaise, and the whole away "f the Crown Lawyers, employed all their combined talents and legal munien to deprive you of luting the per. formauceof that July on which be now eoistratulates you„ and to prevent my baying this opportunity of obtaining an unbiassed jug of the county of York. Has it also come to his knowledge that unfair means has been resorted to even wills a jury here? This jury he knows were struck with the Sheriff at 'he side of the selector. Does he betitve that au Improper memos fusee been resorted to? Does he be fit est I hut ou improper meatts have been used by the Umkr- Shersff, or glut too hirer has been written to an individnal milled nos the Jury bail who has not encoded ?"-- Me. Jostice llaltt.tv—'t Mr. float, I most interfere. This is quite citirsiticutip matter. If any stick interference were lewd, there is noollier way of ioirmitiptinx it. The party snaking that inierfrscalcr is suswerable Cur it, but it is fo reign to our regent la,..istes.s." are only to he found Colonel and his solitary had no other existence. r. Hutton much letter than I do. I done soy and lieT lettereoss I give him joy of his acquaintance. Mr. Hultosi,mm about II or 400 yards faun she hustings. He is yet the only man who 'lure, to swear to the Ilingiug of Noses and brandishing of sticks, to the face about of the people against the military, their being attacked, and, as it were, cat off. He only speaks to the hissing and hooting. I shall contradict that man. Why was be not corroborated by his brother Magis trates, Nine of whom were with him in the room when he saw all these iudications of violence ? Why should testimony important waist the couirmation of his brother hiegis trates, who could, if the story he tree, have corrobo rated every word of it? We know that the whole of the nine other Magistrates were here on the first morning of the trial ; we know that Mr. Hay was here and Mr. Morris; we know that when witnesses wire all ordered out or Court they wrist out armr, the rest, from that box where they had taken their places. All went out—for what ?to enable them to be called as evidences ; and yet not one was brought to •corroborate the most strong of all. All Lancashire did not furnish a brother Magistrate to corroborate Mr. Hutton ; of the whole Pollee, whir take oaths by the hundred every year, Mere was wit woe to prop up such an assertion of ear gritty acts—no, out one soul could be found to swear after Mr. Ilultuu! Gentlemen, if ibis question were merely the simple one of my guilt or innocence—my moral Nadi or moral M. noeeoce—l declare to God, that, knowing Its I do, the Judge who tries this cause, his high character, his peat 'integrity, I would let the evidence go to yon as It stands, and demand upon it your verdict of au honourable acquittal. To that Judge whose Character.—" Mr. Justice BALIILET—" Let me beg of you not to allude to it in this manner." Mr. Hout—. 4 Well then, Gentlemen, I cannot give vent to those feelings which it would gratify me to utter. I khall wily say, that out of all the evidence bronchi forth on the part of the Crown, there has not hetet a single one whose cromexamisatios did not elicit a contradiction of the charge brought against us. I have said that it my private Interest were alone concerned, I should leave the evideucerto you' as the Prosecution left it with yam. But there are great na. dont' interests involver! in it, and which meat byre be decided. I feet, then, 1 must combat the tissue of nilsrepreseutstions that have been sent forth against us ,• I feel that I must undo the criminal force of the Learned , Counsel's Itemisation, which has now gone far and wide throughout the country. Wises lore therefore the absolute necesatty of calling evidence to rebut such groas and en• founded imputations, 1 must crave your indulgence In Mh, me the opportunity. it is, Gentlemen, so part of any chit. reeler to be the flatterer of any man, or to fawn before soy personage. To such language, or such sycophancy, I am an utter stranger. If I then approach the Learned Jodie With the bumble tribute of my praise—" • Mr. Justice BATL/Clf—" Mr.H eta, you must sot, I caallol hear it. Prey forbear." Hunt—" Gentlemen, I said I could not bee asilemes but I meant to speak the honest lauguage of truth, sell n( adulation. If I said else, I know it would hare only the rffrct of exciting in your minds a prejudice against me. During the whole course of this trial, the Learned Judge (and I hope 1 may he permitted to say it) La exercised a patience, bee sheers a temper often tried, and I wilf admit, perhaps!, not a little by myself, as well a• by uthera-.--" Mr. Justice BATLEY—A We must nut suffer those a 11,,. snout to be made ; I thank you to say nothing about it. Go ins to what is material fur yuur defence." Mr. Hest..." Well, Gentlemen, I noted desist from grati. fying my feelings; his Lordship'. hint of tligappruhation shall ever induce me to desist from punting' any course licit may be disagreeable to him. After those pielienttniry sner. Tattoos I ask your patient', Geodesic's while I go through, as well as 1 east, the principal parts o f the veldt sire fur lie prosecution. But first 1 must call your 'ideation to the nature of the indiensieut. It is for a conspiracy; a very fashionable and cementite* mode auw.a.days of pruceedig by indictounits ; for by so proceeding there is uo limit to inquiry,cvery action of a man's life may be scauued to 'hew his character; his whole career may be raked up.— Every possible degree of criminality may be left to be in. (erred from *beam:taus with which he transacted any affair of his life. Now, Gentlemen, is this indicinseist they bad this wide scope. 1 ask you, then, what proof of evil totes. don have they adduced against us? !None—none whatever. I was, yon have heard, at Stockport, where I received the Wad and hospitable treatment of Mr. Aloorlioute; I went from Stockport to Manchester on the Monday, and yet Chadwick, Ithacas the whale sank watching from Manches ter to Stockport, and from Stockport to White Mum, can only bring out this material fact that has been or much dwelt upoe,namely,that.a. 1 passed along the road I said, ' Let us give one shout, lads . ' Is this a conspiracy ? No. 11UNT—" I - elate, toy Lord, what I am informed 1 eats prove. I am well advneel Noon it, and 1 it., not hest. tabs to say, that il.mould form a genial and valid ground of olejeetiou to any vs Witt tediaird by suck means. Batt I here CIROICCIIII I have au smell recluse. If any such attempt has been made npon any lualivialual in your boa, Geollrmeti of the Jury, I sin noir, that instead of creating an mediae impres. Moil *tzarist me, it will operate its my favour—sand that you will flo I no le:lonic towards the man who ha, dared to do it, noel who shal hereafter, fare to face, answer for his conduct. I must, hose yrs., say, that mach prejudice lass necessarily been inabihed 14gAillgi Ili. The opetaitig speech of the Learned Counsel has gone forth through the !amino Pa pers to the world, a hile w e are yet opus onr trial. They Wive been b re (Ovulated in a publiccoffee-room by 'nave of the witnesses convened (..r the prom ention ; a false Impression has beets Huts created, and nineteen out of Sweaty of the prolate of England have ere now been exposed W illiopetat lOU. I ion not unit' charged in this opcuing speech, seitieL has been "1“. 1 111:131M througlaaut the world, with helag a maw on lies trial fur an atltmapt to overthrow the twist t sited Rilltll. 99 i 9 i 4 'SO( toy country, hilt also to extinguish in the Some of Whit My the altar of our hOly religion. It Las !wen ineleistrimisly promulgates! that I was connected with Mr. Carl, le ; it has hems prupacated that I am a man of Ins prouriples—w lir re sa the penal' , Without it why shonht the imputation have been cast I shalt not advert to the conduct of Cackle, because the law has imposed its punishment upon him, and be is now eueluithe the reward of Lis temerity. It would hr thert fore improper, and imprudent, amt is njOrt Sir toe in town Court hi touch upon sue Ii a subject; hut Why was the topic initorineed ? i will tell you, Gentlemen connect our cause with that of 'religion, and to idea. lily that of the rt formers with Mr. Cathie's. lam not bare, I openly avow. either Ly CVIIICOICIT or my speech, to convey in the slightest degree, any intention of disavowing the ap. lialatioti of laying a reformer. I ern not a nun to hold one opinion in private, aced another la pohlle, with regard to my political ...Omens,. I have an ermiked expediency. I profess to los a reformer, but not a leveller. I prof... to be a lover !away, but not of lieentiommt.s. Swett, lovely lilocty, Gent kihen, is pule and amiable as stscied truth. I..ceoliosi.as•ss is as disgraceful as ,:ark liens unit talseliontl• Liberty is no contrasted with crime, 114 troth Is with some of that evadmice which has heirs gives) its that box sin the part of sh • I.robretst • . Who that read the Learned Cotta gers spretti, null heard hie allusi.m to a lelnody stagger, en compasses' nisei sun ttttt Med lay the people of the Mauchester elaggry too shuts loss now been seen through the meant vitas by 19.2thh, of the papire--who, I ay, but shout slot think, that the'vile Minims' sit impugned, is • mousier, a lost.tited, vulgar a desprra.lo of ley life, plodding violence and rapine,' treemois and der—iusti. g sting hes feluir creator.% to hurry on with hill its his career of desperate and strociama criminality ! What proof is diem io evidence to entitle the Learned COMOIRPI to draw this t air. drown dagger,' save indeed:thee evideace of OSA SlSlCOrfilba. rated witness—a man, ton, bearing the rank of high life, $ Gentleman, and a Magistrate ; be, of all, only derail* atm this breath of *bawler, arid to implicate am, or say part of Ns meeting, in any acts of tarsaft or Vieltikfi 'Phis hey*/ Rees door, it is inessoilsent *pion as herr to repel by tori %Knee this talteatol Wampum calumny which the Lesseed • I apereltes • I trait to the feelings sod 4, which are ' foreign to ♦inlroee; 61114 •t speak .el. I uk, thee, on what meeting it. tee whole course of my life di.l I, by even any single casual expression dropped iu the heat of the mono m, stew too tle& word that laud a tendency to excite the propie against their Constitution and the Authorities of ttre Mate? If I had attempted an bad a course, Ido voi believe the people world, iu any instant*, have f0110w... my example. I sever cutertained smith sentiments. It ha. ever heen my desire to induce 'be people to ophold busiest, noble, dignified, free-horn character of Engliet. men; to make them lovers of their free Conatientiun, t,. Anthorities, and Ile tows ; and perhaps in only *so ur One individual instances have I ever seen a single being who wA &stoma of ihrieg nal:Awful acts. I never wieltrel to retool, : ally imaginary or real esiil by any whet than m e ans—. the most Segal and inns& effectual sue ins; as a. • specified i■ Ibis reqeisition, always constituted the worts I sought. You have beard of burning so il.. Vt mills did I ever point oat for conflagration! %t hat bon.. did I point out fur partition? What butcher's or hiikeii Antos dud I ever elesigeate for plunder ! Nolte If I ev• • had all miscordr• led myself, do you 411... k. Orullertm.- of the Jury, you +could out have hewed of it this trial ? Uco poi not think that the prosecutors. the whole T v of England ■1 their bei-k, *unlit ha. found it out, and made sue answerable for it this dye ' I lever In the whole eourse of my life used a stogie •%- presaiuti that bad a tendency to induce the hitruhier oulks of life, or the lower orders as they ■re denomiunted, ohotin a single farthing, except from the fruits of thew owe honest industry. The Reporters who have been examined. all prove that I sever used a single phrese lint what Wan a-, exhort•itinu for peace and order. fluter Eutoialle s'one says, I pointed to the soldiers and sxiil, n there are e.0.m...., gel them (limn, and whirs you have them keit* ellen, damn.' Mr. Morton any., this was not &wood tai the soldiers, unit I will prove In y ou 6a' I could nut, from position, have seen the 'oldies, at ,'•.- tour. S.. much Cue Roger Fmtaistle's feet. Neat . came ;k r charge of martial array sad womieu muskets—tar aympiome of violence and ihreeder. Not a single is modured—tut a single individual in di d immense 4 . 11.0* offers an insult to any one. Mr. Green, Mr. Phillips, and Mr. Dar/lunar come here and declare their dread of th , meet beg, without bearing a single, expression used en just'. v their alarm. In this immeese popitlation, cousistme ut 1;4 or 70,0011 people, you have only spoken of in evident? 1n,,. or five verbal insults, and the principal of Iligae too used before the people entered Manchester. Doe mess 521,1, Manchester would be made that night a ser aw i Mu:- tow; and yet see the impression this a w f u l eistion made ost the witness whim heard it, a man isioa load at the time his wife and children the very too.; that wan so sooty to be i., a slate of coußegrationy and yid what 44. et did it produce upon him! %Vit I.e remad,ed pursuing his mafioso, occupation imi the factor., white t.. was at work; be felt that it was an idle mad s ridicilloei phrase, and heist woke no alarm /ire his family, be Li tie eared ',hind returning to Manchester moil his t.g.ilae Aonr at night. Do you think, if the man thought She oho re..ti. any ilsingdint a vain boast, he could not. owlets be 1"1. minder, have refrained from flying hi fore that populace. and rescuing his wife and children from the impesdireg dun. ger ? Then conies Mr. French. Phillip... Ile rode odd Stockport, and eyeing a man very elide, gut a stroke vi • club w returw, and therefore J. uouheed the marling as .Le gal. 'I hie was the author of the celebrated pamphiet.a 14140 Soul dune more to circulate the grve•est ma:represent a. lions respecting the Matichester business than any sol,e, man in time conutiry —" Mr. Justice BAYLEY...." Take care, and do tot go 0..5 of the way to east asp. 'Mots." Mr. Ilunt—" Then Mr. Phillips tells you he meanie.% ut.4 made certain depositions b. fore Magrstrati a. flat yet s!,• what had fallen from the other stints,. e, it outdo appeur, that so far from the danger arising on the morning id M on day, in the eyes of the Magistrates, they had atoiraliy tn. t on the Sunday, to try and frame elepoeitionit upon the set,- ject ; host not being able to agree spun the poises, had ilefer,el she matter until the following day. And yet they orb you they never felt alarm until the morning of 31ousliy. that their alarm appeared in the result to bey hot eeddeu and imminent, but the counsel of two daye. The g.eiat disco/mon—the great arrangement was how to break up the nitetieg without reading I/11 Riot Act—the faterians Rod Act. The Casionel for the piissereinms did not tome a single • dors. to prove that it dad been read—they knew v... 7 well that if they lu do so :he evidence of the to. dorichial wouW have tsten kicked out of (:curl. Tar, se • it %as never read. l nail Dot pat the question to Berlina, hr c.iuse I knew his answer would Bove been ' Yes,' bangsai—r.. • 11r.1 ost ice You Canoes know what Its All. AV' would he, Mr. Hunt.") - - - • wh, d , g a rev k is Ew a a m p? Why f o r this pompose s or Bel 111011E11i did not put the epses•ion, I got foil ettenr excite a rebstase 11/Mmet me, by attribistiog to my pe from him is the cross-thaininstion, that aro sock thing haw polarity thermillsellids K ibis great tweeting. I will Wig been dune. I made hint to oil intents sod purposes stem: a trams* to rove - lb. circumstances stleuding this ; that nu lust Act was trod. I sakrit him, • Did mitres about. 1 will put into that him a lad who has beets in or soy of yyl,lr brother SI s istratro co forth sod wetter my service for wee* years—a simple country bid. who r the people lust their meettug was i:legal Dol you ruse has attended me at all pohlic tomtinea for ths last semis them any notice before -you .I.,terised them 1./ed !ow. years. Get oat of bim, if you con, tiny act of erimiashty. i try to preened, the,.l f ro m what y o u tho uc h‘ wa s Ilse learned Cosiest', who will, I boos, courlescesil to any ; their uhrect, or woke therm in az.y way believe that thing here, ems eater th• reces s es of my *table and nig I isiteuilisl to drive them away by force No; mid M.. private chamber; let • him, through my serves., mass I Ilule..ii„ I , continued Me. Heist. knew that the Itist every event is my house. The fact of that shoat this Att was • nutice—dial it era a proclamation to ire 1 am, as it is kuown, big accustomed In meet crowds of peoph. I put my question, therefore, an as to get ILA people, sod wheoever I saw Om (Mat disposition is the ami. I answer without bionics , to th• witness, she fact i-wctit• Wade to him, sod give offence of soy kiud to any leJ to extract from *Min. I knew that nu Riot A. deal, it hes always been my practise to draw their atteutiou ; had been front brit to last road. Mr. Searles , buss 41..4, from the object of their dislike by proposing three cheers, us sod IM did sot venture to ash shequestioa. He kw« iM. in s shoot of some hied to divert their anemias sad exhilarate I pores lee prosiste.sl io ills Cummoos t,y shot cites' , • their minds. If Logs wish to hurt the freiings of any lusty, stance, lad how it nee-they:test throngbost tire Miami I algal, say, ' Nub es; give Ohms three Maws" What a I Why was eaM the Rev. Mr FAlrtistope ? Old sue Mee loarse.t eantenststibie ma" am I sot charged with! To excite • Meinikome Meow that %lr. Etiolation' seed ip a reessisers shoot from sate pegoltdoovitiet did 1 wars of it! I Atilt 41 the I .4otheme legooms, that he maid prove he bed reo.l it r so moth oti Mem if I sere week euesigi to morn Rios Awe? •He seat le the melymoge, but be e a ,ul4 e m s ,i,.4 Sous* seettellt eheeyo gem ism essogrle of otootitre pv home. Jog and swear to taw (set.. IS hese "me whets t • them, sittoot osier say &Moo Vlr. Trafford, Mr. Tam" Mr. Hay, • Mr. •Nsesitia Colour , .Owes • Wtes .1 fee to 1141/..mit's eirtetar, Grimed • L'Essii engsomi eV the eke geotirs r • . 1 . 1. t tilis w.O. I: • N O. 401 - • . 7 - • Y _'S r , ,~. . A ~. ~{i ~~