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1 k a flat s-rionot to high treating. The Idioisteri; what were I ' Not the Gusernmeat—not the personal possessors of het Crowe, or Its dignity. It was welt known, that is. every Parhanseet there was • body of political'+ termed the Oppo. I WI, whicli was always engaged is. strairelint for the o emirs, eriMinessers. He did not say this aut at the least feelorg of d!sresiovi to the present Miaisten of the CrVWII. Perhaps .io %bloaters were ever less opposed than the joreseut. But f .1 was high treason to conspire spies* Administestion, it most he criminal tremors to oppose them, and eurleavour to taro them out of their places. It did aft follow that the reiouval, or even the audsleo destructiow of • whole salmi. truded inevitably to alter or destroy the Govern. in-iit. He enteral into a strict reanimation of the ease. 'fare Attorney-General, swan of the Marylon* air it would nf ssereerily assonte, bad lahowred an apology for bringing hardly lily permits bet accomplices to prove it. He eau. horsed the Jury to he careful in their devirion on the case before then.. Montesquieu had ohs:reed, that laws which punished crimes, without &Salim thews with the greatest po...ible accuracy, were tyranny. They would not, he hoped, I set the sense which they entertained of the morel guilt of 11 , . Primmer. make up for the defect' of evirkiete. He I,o,need owe she extreme dormer of trusting the evidence of accomplices, to whom the less credit should be given in pro. protium to the guilt in which they kid previously steeped -themselveir. The worst 'mots; the basest of conspirators were the iisformers; bad as the others were; there was some tee of honour which peeressed them from practisiag treachery to rich other, a those which was odious it. mairkatel, even iii th► betrayal of the worst Crilllo4. The person who furnished the worst excitement, was frespeetly fused thefirst to be. Stich he expected to be able to prove to be the case before theta. Well thee, if a *tan thus tainted came before than, the less! 'hey ttstild do would be t° receive his testi. missy with caution ; bat if be told improbable stories, they would scum his evidegge out of Court. Now, as to levying of war, what proof was there of such a design ? The whole armoury which had beta prep red for overtegning a mighty empire lay before them. Pali*, according to the evi dence (who, by the wa s y, seemed to be a msonisg, sensible man), bad rensarked, se well lie might, where were the moans 'firs seirompfishiag so many purposes? Gray's low-lea., the Artillery-grooad, the Mansion-house, and the house its eirosveorir.equare, were all to be @seeded sad takes with a bundle of sticks, which had bee. paraded bef•re these,oonse Freres of iron ' six shillings I. mosey, and a reputed one pOllllll Mlle. He read Lord Hale's definition of treasoesbk war. It was to have " epeeists kW," " the character of war." Was this the character of the military preparation which lay before them?—" Visferled banners," Was there soy thing like this? " Marching and ridings is line;" — were any out of these characters applicable? Suppose the Jury had heard that war had been declared against the Go. vet nine n t—t toy would ask by whom ?by Thistlewood and II other conspirators. Where It is the scene of action? la Cato. street. Where the battle fought ? In a hay-loft. Were there soy spoils takes ? Tea, a bundle of 'dicks. Could thee, the Jury, do otherwise than laugh at such a description art welfare? He put it to their own seam and understand. iflv, if this could, by any perversios, be called war? This. eerruial, Ilse chit.f of the ronspiracy, bad felt himself obliged to speak is. a welmturri tone of" the west-end job." Another as heard vallimerly to defy the constables. The very name of the First force was coring to awe this warlike couspiracy ! All the fide, th ough they should be proved and admitted a question, would fail is making wit a cam of trea son ; and then the proof of the conspiracy depended entirely oil the evidence of foul and containisated wretches, who Were most likely the chief instigators. They bad beard of • proclamlimu prepared by Thistleverrod. Why woe it not ? The wretch who proved this supposed that some evidence of this kited woad be tsceessary, sad his stultified imaginatioss made Idea believe that such a choosy fahricatioe would 'mower there'd. " !woes lags," pork-butcher," Se. cretary to the Provisioaal Government !" What a &mere. mem ! What a war ! There was sot a populous alley in Logibin which would nut hare provided abundance of f or ce I f every weedbil description for putting a conclusive tenni. in hostilities. Where Were the proofs of treason, if 1 , ..t its the war? Except one nuns, who swore to ae expres. s , on that the ',relent family had reigned long ewough, there s unt proof oda single assertion of • treasusable character. I' ilosioug was proved to the satisfaction of their naiads hot n conspiracy for the maassinatioe of Ministers, they mast /V press the Prisoner. He solemnly invoked their judgmeots, n•.. 5 hegged them not to be swayed by any thing hot the facts I..flreil. If ever Juries could be brought to make their ”Ivortsts give way to their feelings, sod deteratioe rutty trim the testimony of facia, there could be fa longer any safety for the life of IRON. If the Prisoner had cum bolted other crimes, there were other indietmeste under shirk he could be made to auswer fur them. Bat he begged them sot to convict his of high tenant fur haring catered iota a plot to amossiuste Ministers. He had untl to remark iti sellitioo, that several of the anew sad much o f the ammo nitiuu had been lodged at the depot by Adams sod Edwards (the lacer was riot indicted), takes from thence agai• by ;hem. and again brought to the depot by two boys within hum of their .eiznre. The evidetice fur the defeats war thew called. Mary Poker, daughter of Tidd the Primmer at the bar, lived with her father. tin the 24th of February, at half-post ▪ air:lurk, two officer, esteemed seined two boxes which 1..1 hero brought there about a quarter of an hoer. They took some 'burgs like those out the tails (pike.stsees), which weir brought that eternise by some ore, whom she did net know ; knows Adams, had sees hint at her father's • knows Edwards, peen hies there often before her fat her was tapes op. The ibises seised had bees there shoot half an hour Sts had sera similar things before. Edwards took those similar things away. The box was first brought a day sir two before her father was takes; did not know whet trade Edwards is of. Edward Huckleatime or lineglestoae knew Dwyer; had kiauwa his for some years, by meeting him at a public. house; did mut flask his worthy of credit. Cruse-examined—Beeanett Dwyer always had plenty of money and soles, pad seldom worked; Dwyer told witeem bow to get money, by following geallentesi and extorting morsel On fake accusations Dwyer's brother was trans ported for like creates. Witness ebniated Dwyer after this, having cautioned him against such practices; was afraid to take him before a Magistrate, hymnist hie Neighbourhood was •iii 'minded by Irishmen. Witness was brought up • slitieroak-r, but is articled lo a cow-dueler. The lest men (von willies, made of his knowledge of Dwyer, was ea reed ing the list of evidence; said to his brother, " That there, I know, is a bad character," and on this witness was su bpreeserl Joseph Mime is colloid s Court Re porter,and weualty gives the Newspapers wawa.. of what gifts on at Court. Seeds them to ail the papers alike. Believes the assousiceasent of a Cabinet Meaner is the paper of 42.1 Febreary, at Lord Itarrovels'e, ass to be his; the isithresaion we his nand was au *canoe of the word "grand," which he never used, be cause be kn. w Ciphiort dinners were all alike. Andrew Mitchell produced the manuscript copy of the sithouncentenet of Lord Harrowiry's dinner, which he re. ce,veri fronsa lad named {.avenue. I,thei Nicholas* meirebed the daily mipers.front 1711‘ to 221 Febritary. No each article terraced a any but The ..t.w.• Timm, though the Coati mos c , wre , punded on all tbe vi!e-r days. his was the evidence for the defence. Dwyer called spin—Did not know Migglestone's same, th.) , ch be did his person. Never told Hogglestorie how to grt mom, by charging gentlemen with au uesissural crime; is wild swear to ill, most solemnly. Was out of his register to k in January, sod west to work in the parish-mill ; cured 9s. twice' in two different weeks. Cfollll-ellaftlilled by Mr. wet say SSC... liuj 1.. to Court, " Oh, Hagglestotse." Otlen bodices bin, but did not know Ilia name. Used to resort to the Rodoey's Peat woes be casel.l afford • Fiat of beer Wail in wit iieses routs when Haggleatisne gave bis evideuce. M,. AI otxnue 1101, appealed in the inartistic* of the ('o•:rt, to •1141• him 1,11 the rnilowing eneerniu; to prepare C.r hu adilress to Ilse Jay we terhaf of the Assayer. Their would easily suppose that he was ill prepeted for il.e +eremites of the assltitarions matter which bad some le fire the Good is she coarse of the trial. when he hail usli re caved the tires lotiatitio a his basin to defend the 4NI Therolley evenion. 114 Quito Justice amid, it most be She anxious wish of the Cosa to' Biel the moos* adoniisible latitude to the psi. anaer's ease, marl allow Mini all ponsilile indult/epee. If it .cured the Grath-lona of the Jury ihan Cure, the Court weals* ad o ars mold the usiirisiat. The Forrows• of the Jury said, that his heather Janus were 'of opinioa that their townewieate aught limit to be consulted for • ratiatent in a caws of saes impertaore. The Cotter JVCTIOE Maui, las reply liar such as he dwelt* have expected fru. mew of their geese aced resprclability. Oat of the Jurors wished to kilow if they were bewail to receive the evidence of Dwyer? The Came Juretcs sand that wee net the peeper time fur coosideriag each a garatioa. The Court atomised at a snorter past sib o'clock. THIRD DAY. WIDIMIDAT. APRIL 19. The Judges took their seats at the wool hoot. &MIMI dodisrgoiehrel promotive wen on the ioneb emoot deem were, the Marquis of filthily, lbo Earl of Yeeloootb, Lwd Kensiogioo, Sir Waller Scott, Ike dielialfuldwd Peet* ec• After an offer by the Crown to produce Myer James as • witness, at the wassestion of a Jorge o• the preeediog , Jay. mid • reseal of the offer o• the port of Mr. *Dot-rims. the latter consoseseed his address to the Jury o• behalf of the Primaries , at • quarter past •iae o'clock. Mr. Amotatus consuseueed his speech by anodise to she remark of the Attorwey.Cemsera, that this was • most question—important indeed it was, sad Ware it the situation of all former Primmers for the same offeace was as nothing, compared to the shjectoese of the unfair wale man at the har. He had known many trials for high treason he in issue of them was a Prisoner ever before se dreads:l of all Cieuesel and suppertoind so utterly thrown is charity fur his dehisce*. the unhappy man who stood be fore them. To say that ha had against him all the force of talent and all the is bsese• of reputation, was to say nu. thing; fur site Crows, on sorb tweasiuma as the meows, bad undoubtedly a right to the best services of its best servants; hot ea all previous occosioas that he resollected, eminent professional men had volunteered for the Primmer-abed mine to the iris', timely sad effeetaally prepared few his defesice. Different,inderd, was this Prisoner's emu, for it was say on the eve of his trial that he obtaleed his (Mr. Adolphus's) very feeble aid. Oa the Thursday be was Aral applied to, on the Friday he was asameldsbly ahead from town, sod on the Saturday eveaing be mil received his instrattions to deiced • primmer whose trial was cam emoted oe the Collaring Monday. Other Prisoners had had their vertigoes. This oulteppy man was deserted, no voice wee raised in his fottowe, no efort made in his behalf. He (the Learned Counsel) had received no advice wpm the face of the earth to assist him is frsetiog the defeace, save the iostructioas of the respectable Solicitor (Mr. Homier), who had gratuitously taken up the case. This trial, indeed, premed more heavily wpm the nafortenate Primmer, than any former one within his recollectiow. Oa all precede,* ureasims for high treason, • verdict of acquittal seat the Prismer heat the dock, free top where he liked; wet bp is the present case, fee this wretched atm was so oahappily ciresonstasiced, hat other indicieseats if be escaped the present, still hang over his head—use ior the limey charge of murder, another fur the capital offence of shooting with intent in kill; so that perils of all kind environed him, mid reduced him, as it were, to the melancholy choice of mai. dieing, whether it were Wier fur bins that the Orme of the executioner should end with the execution, or whether his body aboold be baked to pieces for the Crown, or be hooded over to the dissecting knife of the surgeon. lie did not mean to say, that the peaalsies of the law should hall be. came a Primmer placed spun himself evaiplitated medics. meats, sad he wily referred to bin inelatichely situation, to chew the deep claim he had epos she Jury to dismiss from their minds, as far as it were possible, all those prejudices which it was natural they should have imbibedagalast a Pri mmer who Mood before them so heavily charged. Neentreated thews, for the sake of the ademaiistration of jails"-, to hook at the unhappy awn as merely chested with the ail" " high treason, sod as iiscosoected with any other isdiclowat whatsoever. He would observe, that situated as the unhappy WIN was, his case less concerned himself than it did the Stale and posterity. It vitally concerned Owlatter, for if they be. tiered the main 'widener given against the abject mod for. lorn isms at the bar in this case, is would not in future be alone applied to persons equally isolated, but it might Gad its way against persona of a higher sal much more different eireumstaacer. Against sorb a liability it was their duty to protect society. A trial for high iroMOINS was I. itself SO awful discussim ; in that alone the ling I. person, repre sented by his are °Metre, was arrayed naiad the *ob ject in awful strength. He had already misted his now. pared, way, unhappily Cu. the Primmer, its which be had accepted she airier of his Advocate; he neither sought the office, nor rejected it when he was applied to. He held it nut proper fur professional men to refine their aid, more particularly when applied to un the plea of humanity, en any grossed that related to the nature of a Priemer's situation, or the prejudices or poser that were drawn up against bins. The personal opinioas of as Myst este on political point!' should never iota into his views 'rhea called awns to discharge a professimmil duty. He (Mr. Adolphus) might at se ecestoluo like the pretest be just permitted to my. that on so period of his life had he ever bees inseam( to any one of those pro position or coosirimations whit* had a tattiest" to being fast danger, or eves call in question, the Negligee, of She comatitoted seilorities of the Slate. He was not one of those who saw the oecesait., of proposing say of those changes which west to unhinge the frame of the Conmita. lion. He came Item before theta an unfeed advocate and marely alluded to his opinions lest ii might he supposed: party feeling or personal pajoilice could is any way iudn. race his conduct in Coors. The has of dames which be had to tektite the present oression eras a wore 'Mikan me Men ever before fell Si. the lot of any Advocate. To have meditated or beau privy to any plot to aameeinete those 01100011111 permits who were tidbit by the King so the adosisietratioas of politic allairs, was a crime which an Pei. mum atoll militate; the blood of wise from at suds a pro ject ; kis joriguseat revolted at it ; f.. hugs of hamar rase at the Wee menthol of it; bet all these eaterel nod just sesiestioas ought ant to be suffered io operate until , footed guilty. keitier • proved, believe the glower was proved, sod the neon ought they, if such \riotous charge, were ruin That because ■ man woe a nourerer, and had .dialled ihe anallaninatioss of bin Majesty. Ministers, he wag therelere a traitor, end had bees engaged is lends; war or rebellion against be Kin. ' The present Primmer mist be proved to have su levied - war, sal metal to depose the • Xing. befirredber epi dud him itniikt Millet &Wielders** which he was raw se trial. The indiction,' coalsiard four cheerier counts, to each of which there were several overt acts. They would have Grit to consider whether it was proved he had attempted to depose his hilejeary from his style aadadignity as Sovereign of them rimless; the other acts of caulker, to assasisate the King's Ministers ceSld lave so operation as against the Primmer sit this damse l widen the Jury were satisled• he also intended to key war "sad re bellion is the country. To assassinate or cannemplate the as sassisation of the King's Miaisterr, was wet is itself an act of high termini. The evidence that comsected the Prisoier wish treasonable acts was abeolalelz Were- Bible, end came from each mouths as ought never place a man's Ilk is auger. This ',Waste they blew come from an accomplice, who represented himself as having bees deeply implicated In the crimes he came forward to describe.. Adams was that accomplice, and if he were takes opt of the ease, the prosecution fell to the grimed. The evidence of an accomplice ought always be received with simpieson, sad unless it was corroborated by isidirmotable teetiminey in all its parts, a Jury were booed not to give it credence. Hers the Learned Gestleman cited the description by tbs present Solicitoremend, when he was of Counsel for wan, Thistkwesid, he. when fornseely trial for High Tremolo, of the aharocier of en seconiphee's and of the degree of credit which a dory ought. to at tach to it. That Leaned Gentlesisa had la isagolge far beyond his (Mr. dilotpiwials) power to use, Well oasid, that the story of as amaroptlee was never slim:ether pure in radios, it was always dore-tailel in wish some ports whirls had fonarlstioe in fact, them wan uoiforisik souse retirreice to occurrences that hod lahn . place, or else the ajpry cupid sever be attempted to he imposed urns she re4etitis of a Jury. The Leaned fkilkisau then riwaiiiirlated the ini tiate, ONO by the acesimplke Arks* Mid &Wilded that a Jury could wit give it credence for a moment. From the whole of that insies eletrusent it MIN cleat, that the uhject of lb. pieties, who were ore doubt Mitigated ' by this accomplice, woe riot sod plunder; high lamas was •itogether out of the spirstiers ' whatever tither crimes wore tharrealge spots them. He th ea ridiculed the whole lamas of the coospirators, sod reformatted wpm' their erstempti. ile areagth, whir broeght to appear ageism the...mk s of the Stale. It was clear, from the arrangements spokes of, that any mans onni ne r the state was ismer is the whole of these wore; for what we. their forgo? man mantitured their whole army, and their mealier, twisted of timepieces ammo* that awe to be taken somewhere in Gray's btu. lane, sod six is the Artillery.grorad—bat they had wrthe, horse to draw aor ansissonitiom to load them. This was the Gni with which the party were to pewees thenaelves of Losoloo !—this was the military strength of the party !--and with it the Jury were called epos to believe Leadw was to have been taken, sad eke Cosestitotion overthrows by • few desperate wretches, whose pad wee poverty, sad sine pleader. if they once gave ere device to this mom, about such a crew brio, met to take Loader', to seise the Telegraph at Woolwich, them to Mack up the poets of Brightens. Dover, Ramsgate, snit Margate.. if they were to believe this story of the wretched nom who were mew charged with they would WON led the accom plice at work ageism other sod very differest chimaera. Adams had heat • soldier; seem service ; they were thee called on to baker that he enteral loin rock • plot as this, ahhough he moot have bees Arnecious of the matemptible afore it would make she mousest it attempted be skew itself is maims. The Learned Gemara's% them proceeded lo a hap. py veia aridity's to treat the procreiliags of the several Com mitters; ii *col Item Till was said to have he* put Alto the chair, with • pike in his hand. the that ocessioa Thistle. weed said, 14 I presamie you all know f..r what we are met ?" It was, t ed l e e4. a g ree t pc si nompiiiim, for MOW of them, it appeared, were quite is tbrdark. Brunt exclaimed, ti D--4 my ryes, what is it ?—.pack it ant !" Parliamentary forme were. of coarse, cesspit* 11th es so iwiposiog as trecaolue, sad Beast was immediately called to enter. Ever thing was agreed so without farther ceremony, nod Patin was intrusted with an aprons full of tarred paper to set fire to the Hank and • somber of other houses is different parts of the tows. The Provisional Gower's:seat was Mee to he installed in the mist of the limes, awl its proelamitiou, written upoe Mohr. pieces of cartridge paper, was to be read by the friends of liberty in the Walt and coidosiou of the coadagra. 'ion. The Lettered Comma emaciated, that from beginairg to aid there was not the smeller probability i. soy part*? the acconsphre's evidence, which wear to remain a check of high tressow against She Passaic'. God forbid he should treat with levity the other act, spoke,' to by Adams. Projects of assassination could sever be beard by an rpright wield without horror. To contemplate the deatrsetinu in the hour of hospitality, of what was learned sod grave, aid valiant in the kingdom-1u see the hero that was spored at Waterloo. fall ingloriously by the dagger of so swami% was a sight which prospectively tour shuck and appal the stoutest heart. All he 'meant to 'hew was ' that dreadful as were these cadomplated criaseNthev yet did not in point of law assooot to high tresses. The Leaved °tsarinas Mao proceeded to chew what he termed the coatradietiee give. to the midair* of Adams, who said there was but oat candle is the rooms is Cato-street while the police officers proved there were Om 8. He also it ' llsled to Adams's differ's. version of the words uttered by the Aiken me coteries the room, from that gives by themselves whoa they vire called into the box. He t essesher of roan& which would fall to each c :sa illahe was sot though asnamaitios fur • respectable body.: Mtwara* to get threagh the de predatioas of the might with; it was barely forte •84 arms saMcient to ameba gradation's coach famished with arms as those vehicles used to be in the early part of his time. The Jury were not to forget too that the greater part of this soismosslikto was supplied by owe of the party who was not forthcoming. Thistlewood was kiwi* to the Jury sad to the peter. His iseptisosieseet al lifersisset gaol, at the pea. aeration of Lord Sidsmorth, hod bees imiverted to by sue of the okommi. Coming oulat that prime as he was likely to have doer, angry, and full of remittent, he wasse learn 's...it apt to he played me hy' a &dining man. la the hest of his impetuous feelings the affair of klawchesier took place. Infamous pa diative's were pot forth, which oat Duly attributed the disasters of that day to the wickodoess of his Majesty's Millilitres, but those Ministers were Foisted out, some of them by name. as It objects of assessimatios. Here was Thietteereed fall of rearnessent ageism sisesithose Ministers, who had, es he thought, liquored him; he readily caught ibe infect los of these deiretableaml ie owe* writisp. The desire of revenge and opportunity inflamed bias lie readily lent himself to a conspiracy for aseassieatiog those Misusers. They were to he killed separately at their different horses. Bat the. comes the convenient and sever. to.lie forgotten outmost-camel of the Cabinet dieser in The New Timm. placed there by the had that was to betray them. The plot went forward till its fiatossate trustpatiaa. But in all this there was nu proof of any thing desigued or executed spinet thelllestrioes Hoeft which holds the 11111 sae. Nothing was proved bat the massacre of Ministers, the re. solo of emierioes Mitigatory. Peewee! ~kismet was the only object which the comipiration could have sought by the coallagratioa of the buildings ; essay of the Jury ware ofsedictently looretaadiag to remember mobs having,* Ire to buildings for purposes of plunder. Hs would est take op users of Me* time Is *ming the inceimisteeties of the *idea*, but le say case they ought not to hells* Dwyer; &idiots esiough had hies gives to shake his creffabikty. He bed other *id** offered to him since the *ides* foe the defame was closed; bat be hell felt it to be his duty a* to briog it forward. It was a sechoieslity of the profeasioe which warm*, the** inviolable, out to hying forward pyjamas, the inbalsowe of which was not keel* el She out. art ; the Neglect of this would lead to ineakelahle estsfimbea. - He awned, without soy afeetatioa of sneek-aiedesty or diadems .in his own powers, that he. *Aniseed the cause to them with fear and tremblieg. Arid whet, he told them that owe of the best scholars sad lawyers ever hoe*, had, ow • mead occasion of the some kind, eye. fmard to the Jury that he had *eat a whole amok is anxious reading sod study, to qualify himself for such a &- fro*, they would easily credit the anxious state of his smiled, bevies only three days to prepare himself. He had Mee eyercisieg his Wad op* the subject from four o'clock till the Ilmt leressimed the Court. He earwestly reminded them how mach he must, in say case have masted to their declaims, sad leave eatirely untolicheil is his remarks. He prayed the God of mercy to torch their 'weekend amplify their joilgimeats, to amble them to acquit their consciences to their satisketiool he besought them, by the blood of their secesturs, aed as had *seek f i!i ii tsp is sied for judgment so eh* that mercy whisholl from the mercies. Let them look ditty steadily in the face; bat if any topics of doubt should more their cuespessioa, fur God's sake let the Prim*, have the benefit of them. So *Mold they acquit themeelves righteously before heave.., sod posterity should loam to bless their easese. The Leaned Comsat finished hie address, which, WWII/ the deer, was peculiarly *ripest sad pathetic, at lea miaow before Doe o'clock. The Cu. Jaynes thea said, "Arthur Tbistkiroad, if you wish la say any thin to the Jam I. addition to what beta said for yew Utt labrotri Catsidel l slYis is the line Ist se doing s sod yes ape ,st pretty to oat your re. nnlsw. . The 1114emellieleoles Miro mild& he said roistaised tbe enialso, ed,allllollllllpia AN wheat Dwyer had eittarted ""etPl 4 44jareflom afillfsisi the Geattattaa with N weee lie jmict said, the Court mid sot allow toy IMMO e ; she hoe fur that wee pee by. The lbssailisea.GEN tam. the, MN for tote pruebratioa. He wee 11•11.1191111 ass his Leansed friends mold possibly he, Met the Mom& tries. shitaki he well/bed wily by she *wi dest, and he mkt oat press a siagie fact et argonaut whirl: the evidesee would wet fairly airport. He *bed in the payer of the elegant Advocate who had just addressed shim, that they aught dismiss from their was* all prejudices. and pewit". basalt*, Masi* Is lb, Priirsorr s sad iodic by itsidclias alum. The Hies hos of the Prisms, was aa nipple proof of the aclaairelde adhaialairasiass . lattpeglish labs The arespiracy N assasel. sate allialriers had hero asbaitted ; se hid the &nigh of Supiebews. Whew she pass Mas sad prrjediete betides. ow sorb duds wore mist aid and Wore, the Prime, um or.k Ilfrog. +0,0514 1.9% 44 4 &se is my offer. charge meeting the if. of she seetured, wee ilorit herr. The accused was furalatted with all the particulars of the charge which would be urged spiral him; and this had hash don three weeks before the Vial. Lima of the Joey wen (ermined to him so that he might entities into the toodeet mod pre: elates a the Junes. and nine to them if they did mat satisfy him. The Jury siting I. jingoism* is him alight, therefor, he fairly eassideveil so ont of his nos choice. The Feigner hod aloe a liege aM the witmenes delivered to Men before the trial, who might he called on to appose genet him. This ales wits astrai the privileges peculiar to the Wens with which he woe charged; it enabled him to {squire ion the general Amme ter mod conduct of the witnesses, and pee him the hoe up pottenity that weld pussibly he allowed to prepare roomier evidence. nr otherwise object to them, as might he expe dient. In *elling to all these, be winnowed to nominate his own Uoisiorel, who were upon his dance appointed to defend him. It would be too much new to say, that the Primmer encountered his stoners in am eaten streak. A charge so Innen, as the attempt to alter or destroy the existing furs of Goverment, and set up anther, required the nicest deliberation throughout. 11 had beer admitted on all hands that the 11111111110R1110011 of Ministers was the object of the omeepirecy. This had beets admitted in the broaden and most aliened terms. The object, as it woe really proved. was the overthrow of she Gaiveranneet. The obieel, se angosted, and net in any d tree proved, was the view of plunder to be made in the mantes. Yet, in the emblem of his Lensed Felon yesterday (Mr. Curwood's) it hod hero admitted that she conspiracy arse* out of political views. Thee whet foundation was there for the ingestion superstructure of his Leaned Frieed (Mr. Adolphus), that the reel inject was esirielreseat from pleader? When his Learned Friend pointed out what he deemed the ridiculous improbability of tire plot, he would est whether the project which be (Mr. A.) imposed to the conspirators, was out a great deal more extravagant mod ineredilisk? He would not go out if the evidence a single step to press entwining motion the Prison, either lay sue mien or recitals, which were on fairly ded:seible from, or strictly connected with, that evidence. He denied the wa gering) that the evidence of treason derailed entirely on Adams. Strike Adams's testimony out of their ewes, and there would he enough left to convict the Primmer of Inane. He relied their onetime to the eitealloo of Adeess,whom modest lentil he embarked Is the conspiracy, the Learned Gesticulate seemed to thin anespesebehk. He argued the necessity of admitting the evidence of accomplices. There was no rah of law which applied to suns evidence that did mot apply to every other wanes. Besides, wheel the evidence of an se. eomplice went to eliminate himself as well as others, what earthly motive could he have in telling more than the troth? The troth was all be was required to give and it was on that coaditioa that he received his pardon ' . the Learned Gentleman thee penned out the tests by which the credit of evidence is usually weighed. He insisted on it, that by all these tests Adams was a oilmen. Brent bad known hint nag before. There was nothing to abew that there was a single blot in the previous history of that MM. He then recited some of the particulars of Adams's ',lance, which affected the person at the bar, mid contrasted its felons with the neatness of evidesee called for the defamer. Coo idiom strictly to the evideace emit affected Thistiewood, he asked what assignable 'motive could be imposed foe such toadied, except the charge in the indictment I He painted out the 'greenest of Adams's testimony with Hale's, Brisere apprentice, eta souse trilling particulars; la the purchase of the pews, fee Justin*, on which to write the proclamation. Then Brunt's enure with splashed cost and dirty boots; his sayleg to his wife that it was all over, and that there ins a great Dumber of ulcers, together with the two briskets of asnanailles peeved to have bees in his sportsmen% sad seised by the nines. What could be lettered from aN this but the clearest conviction of guilt? He remarked ea the absurdity of 'unionise that plunder non was the object of tie oiespirecy. Thistle. wood hod moved in a respectable circle. He was a gentle. man is rash, and had served in the army. Goad he hare einemided la such inereoeree es they had sees him in from the mere view of plunder aid bloodshed? He urged the coallematios of Adams's testisnomy by that which Monsmost bee glen, and &traded the evidence and character of Dwyer. In reply to the argosies. of the wilds's - eon vague. mere of the plot, it was belying all history to suppose that the impracticability of a plot was an ample preventive from undertaking it. Look at the celebrated conipiracy of anti quity, alluded to by his Honourable Friend—look at the further corner of the kingdom at the present momest, le his own times, no/leer of high rank, great fallible. ex. perieoce, and courage, be mean Gantt &speed, bad bees engaged in • plot to destroy the Government, which, com pared with the protest, was wildness mud extravagauce themselves. Is addition to the evidence of the accomplices, there was the noisopenhable testimony of Hildra. The simouncement of the dinner at Lord Flerroirby's was no fabrication, as had been pretended. The tickets were regu larly issued, and she butler had proved that preparation were made. He ridiculed the improbabality of the surmise that the whole plot was mastered from end so end by Edwards. The massacre of Ministers mast have been underlabre as an insurrectionary act, and the defence, io admitting that, abandoned the rase. He gave a reason why the Crown had not celled Edwards—.eoiregh hail here proved witbool him. Thistlewooti's exclamation of w This will torn out • Des. pant's j..b," sad Devisee's of u Scuts ohs bee or Wallace bled," proved she object which they had in their minds more than any technical ninon could have done, and con. armed the conviction that that object was political. I. was almost impossible so refrain from shedding tears at the de. lesion of the peer winch Davison is conspariog himself, en gaged be so Ark a osiespirecy, to one of the most illustrious defenders of a country's liberty ever knuwa among easatiod. Having gone through an regained's. of the evident, his Lirdokip would supply all defects in expending it, sad it would he left to the Jury to decide between the Crowe sod Hine Primate, who had to say the least, fought the battle upon equal terms. For latest, eloquence and perseveres«, the Counsel fur the defence could he excelled by woe. He would leave the case in their heads, toolideetly trusting in the corrector's of their jorlimseel sad the Groom it their decline. The Leaned Gentleman sat down at twisty-an minuses twoommot. Seely was die prokel closeted le rice indict ment. The preeticebility of it wool' be a At eirbiert r„ r their cousidemlies. Bet the grin qweetior they WI to is r _ ride wee this, was It eutortskied? There had i•Pts. • vrr% lempe body of evidence Mimed Is damn ; some of it was ter, inisete is its pertieulare. Their alert mow wand h. la efharfee its mortal import. Was the assisrmere and lent) , of that reideoce true or not! dome of it was furithated by nompliees, erd mach obeseration bed Wee seed, imempeterem of sea 11•114eses. All he mond say was, that by the Mtv of We sad every imam mom, re acirompliee me • mimpieht Clears,, it was for 11,. Jury In delemeict so the mAility of hie evidence. was we role of law which said, " You shell receive Ile mistime of an eitoomplim ;" there wes us role which required its refusal. Word Imo well isheervol, that Own eseM be ne few of peemeretiog mimeo moot Ind rare, if they weed to be emereed from Nor dategee of betrayal, o h ! ,.; ‘, of Melt; most prevent emspireeke of she moss criminal stionsee.• would mad their monies se the mire of the e eidetic*, liteen eadateteriel push of stud, m i nt remewahly have dilleptel their eseineries. Mos I Awitsh,p thee began to mei his notes of Adam's testimony, easkim a few ormemilis as be won es. Front ,his Amer. hie loolklig said thin it was phis that the „;„ jets was net merely e• emeesiosite hie Illsjeny'e misters, it went lordwel the ismotiou wee to seise she rm. as., to poetess the Maresion-hoese, sod es establish a r ,„. wariest emersion's., with the mita 'newtons., that when thi , blow should be slush, • mother of Krems ie this kopek, owlet b e ran gy to joie the Promote end hie emaciates to kvy Cr emion the King. Met Laperlship nest eineeeed on the feet if Lament stiot hawing been calkd hy the Crowe. N. wee cot M toy whet might have hers' the reason of those who moducted the peoeseetion for keening hack that nom, hot hie hosiottions kept beck could Ina Ira pooh the widener this hod beee time. If such a tuorly. mien were to be Enewn, be was finery to sey that it would operate meet farriMy spies. the Prisoner, for of two, shire, or even four .mere named by Adams, sat one war called by the Prisoner. Hie Lordship proceeded to mad the Maker' of she slit fermi esinseases. Of the four witiresers Adams, Monument. Mildew, sod Dreyer, the two former were scompliees; lint i& was I , cogro ty le be trupseted that • Asti mod satiefacsory ar. count of seek dark and deep demotic own be time by any persons hot those who tome accomptiese them. TM ten whew witesesses• were out areeeeptiers ; they were notenlo oily esosidered by the parties emoted is that *tato as per. ems ready sail /it to jots thew. Cormiusticasions were mole le them with limit reserve, hot they did not :pair the party. A great eumber sit other witurreses were called, whose rri. dome wean to coolino the evideore of these witnesses, and if they were cousidemil so have make* the torels, or it sin r of them had so spoken. Om sadonlitedly she J ur y u „,,, emelude that it was thee shires of the Prisoner and hia eimes set merely to amesinsta the Alsentere, lot to brine shoot, by fore', a chasm , I. the Gmenseseet ssf ibis curets, amino( hot this maid be fairly drawn from the evideser. Hie Lordship Next Mewled to the witness breoght forwrisi on behalf of the Priewiev, which he reed ever to the Jun% The evidence of ibeeklerdese nem es Impose& Ilse evident-. of Dwyer, aloe of the renames few the Crown. After read. log over the trekkers of liocktestme, his Lordship arid, that Dwyer beim coked ea, comailicted is every pattienkie the tortisissay of Neekiestme. It wee for the Jury Sii between those winsome. If they believed Hurkiestoor, thee obey would asunder Dwyer as • very abandoned per. perms. Bet it appeeeedhe biro an extraordinary fret, shut after the disgraceful peopeeithee stated by Health stoup was mode to him by Dwyer, he pee no 110145 to any Magistrate, hut left this maw to prey up in society. It sue Rol • very satisfactory way to impeach the evidence of me winless- by the prodisoisor of an other ; Are it was but the MAIO of me man session the Whet, ad homes their conflicting evidence the Joey were to de ride. No winos' was booseht to impeach tie footrace of Adonis, or of Haider. Nikko wee set es oeceserliee; au fair gromel of discredit appeared wises his evidence; and if the Joey believed sae of those witnesses- diJ it wit amesserily fellow that the mideoce of the Otters cairn to the same trenteretione, was submositially trite. A somber of arm bed Mem exhibited to the J.try, sod it was ;wowed that the Primmer end his smorietes were found is arms is Cato-street. larked, it en almost eirsecolei that there measeured a tompiracy to as saasiaate....tbe fact had Wm so esibetootially proved, skit it was warmly to he expected this the Joey wood', withle.ht their belief."( it. If the Jury did credit it,theo it was for them to consider whether there wee may remise to espouse that that was all that was retooled. The Jurt wrieM emeider that those Fermis. were almost isocomeeted with each other— that they were ermaielysimemoteted with the perms* who discharge the starriest Mime of the Palmolive Goveroment. The Joey bed thee to my, whether time persons tweditateri merely the aereseiestiose ef the Kisses Minister, or whether that was may part of • Mae far • priers' risiug, soil fire she kolas( war egoista the King. no Jury world conaider whether they meditated assassination, and that slows; whether they essembled • merely to codify thetr thirst for homes Mood, to whether the murder of Wm tees war ictooded by them only to promote ass .21- twine scheme. The Nary would mosider that shears,. laid before them, teed peered ea ham bees booed with those mei, new Whert, as.,. thoo suMcieut to carry into off. et the showneable attempt or the lives of she Minis,. Seem of the thaws that were enhiltited lo the Jury, 'reit. I,y no seems epplicabie to samba scheme; the ire-hells for lookers, could eat ham hem se applie d. nodule this to be or, sod lade( lobe thhiemessaderetims the crib-orb at least of mese of the reibeesers, tablet the whrk 144rethor, if the Joey ie their tenerievlrel• should be eatirlied that the chary. of • emopirety wee mode out mod Miabliabell, io that ease he fek contused that they would sat hesitate le Modems the pistol defy when devolved opens throe, as lOW WU might to do. But ups the other hared, after a doe exeselostim of the Millrace fur the Primmer, a. sell as the eloquent address of his Couiseel, they Amid lor ons s. lied that hie moderet did net mood to she erhainat project firstWe;ht lime rafte iha Jiffy before three o'clock. would here le delatmege the more pleasant duty of 1. Are noi••tes afterwards she Cargo JIMPTICI proceeded aesp isss ue sh e Pnisger. 'They w o od dot, e.0.m.,. sh e to tam up. The ilidiellneul ■ anise , ll* Primleer at lbo tow. ease. sad he bailsman& bat that their verdict womld me. t sad others who had hers itlentiled at the her, was to ma l b, jrstics of sh e esees s e y. ••••I of • char g e hi g h " use ' The trine, lad 11 PI Mew the Chief Justice emieleded his chem. to the Jar! properly bee. observed, mss°be highest his... is she lee s they retired ler • few nainutes, soulse al a message le the bereave It net only comprised, as No rams of lesser offeueor„.. ete eetreetise to see the Act of the 34th of she Kisse. mach private evil. hut great sad eatensive public nsierhi. 14 • The Chief laidice Abbott seat for the Jury, whir inineediately The gravest meavideratiort mast be gime to such a charge, appansd in C ourt. Hie , wee short e _ and such coimidemtioa, be was emilideet, would he 'dm to Mkr she reelleihess edits h. wig illareg4.l * red Lar .. lobi .".". p e are:rdi “ ;cl7 - reTulner the Ae . t7 The lea eheet4 of th e " Cord wig fie estsparirg 8. 4 itsagirtef la •Hs said, that the state in warrtims was made to depose the atnif few 6 : ls : C6l66 , ll „ H `L di r il i i continue during the life of his Ist. Majesty, ands her sic she *trued, was ivaP•misse a" '' wiesilia after she royal dcrwire, so shut it clearly at/ivied the third, "16Pmeeing lie euospirieg to key war ° P litt the Priserm • but by a sodoislonst Act of Namara., that the Liss; and, fourth, the actual levying of war. The ate woe made pillories', which set she mutter entirely at coatpessiag sod imagining to It'll the Kiag, and the levying " the rest. His Lordship proceeded is read the Act. It staled, rn who bad i of war were wade tesstoe hiLithei.thtuseisst, Edward and age. bad that any attempt to Wow dandier tiestreetitre on hie Majesty, wisest ' ----" to maim se wooing' hoe, or to imprimis toim or restrain' hi. determined that all eouspirseiee metered into to effect a ishooess _ wslos to t wee . we , their °Wets. were substaatively treurre. primers a r r. ' hw — igj eosy. we ToT;;,eweiw—ri—y (tree so sow ie 7 him mistake, however, and give • more exam &gess k hs , ehooge his Ministers, soPoriatimidateeithrr ofH.orse Poi la the crime, she statute of the 3644 " the lute Ki 64 in, was hies freers. His Laniship thee proceeded is was passe d, which made the cd.pusi.g and conopiriag so soy. so attempt so alsomotte , wejeor. or to kvy wise se ) deport Ai Kis% collolOrst7oll key war sir 1•41 .„ .. tht him, did not requile proof that soldieirsstood sh.Griu sly for the P ee P ese eleePelhel hi° 1° t " .. of .. 18 Mallory rimy aissiefithke, bowl alums by aasothers rvoest "verliale" or "f."1" by rue" ' 6616testiee trews "' it sasoiereelion was considemd as leryiog war Endre the Act Perhaps it would make the case mare simple for their deli- , tub Edward legation sod &eine* if shy esomidered it es a charge of "' • The Jury, after listeahog will. the Lost on•imse &Motion eeesPeseleg tact lee74/hel„ee to bring l ee dw ee ta the obervvatiena of the Mir( Justice, retired. by thus tht in l il aat 'segil Aet va thearrhaa f it ui ti re ve . part - wf w thetreamm ""rir w e m i Ill" the I lots sohoPPY loo°o_ oil well alwele ohs, e. thre ur rn:::: eionspaming sad ionaginhog to depose the Kin, or the coon. lots euunteaancut and hl. ttttsto.etr, passing sad caroming to Ivry war. Thu sebstaatimi acts Ar t . riot 010011 4 a gaaisttlly hope. His coonteusaiore Win Word ow bet she eilistolatkono of the gesturesmma...• rig amir assusgtasamamel ~,,se hergegi ". she eseeehs h e mag i e i e , d , eseleelelegse bib sh e " gi eff eelee % ht ele ol j e ., La i rd Chief Jamicorined ftw diedinipsiabislmsysn aelemai ten—the actual . prucering of stouts sod amistionitilia— oho latest to ire various brildings—the remarked of tressoos. the hen, mod hemoglik,its a wordist of 1114/kl3ll, urea the bhp pupas-sad holly, the actual usinoleig in arum. Throe third and Smash cottlNeifM. iudisismat. were the diem which sore to be primed, and which were loaloOyallf milord load acts. MON foot* ,thug Proved. H IWO WATER Tifill DAT AT LONDON !MIDGE wholboo the olloolniloll In key WV' olftetiog kliordag dim $ llrmoing ap after ed, r t orebid list war or sho:111 „ jeci na . groo thi was wee : nol o y e l7 the. rulet_airce•--env prvirea call raimmead . won ira Aims ' Iwo Ts, WSW a subetantire aid of treiens. bad been is. I an extraordinary ear) for kitbag she eauldmstial blisiaters Guise Mei, No. V at. W, Visaed, by C. CURRW ELL. of tie Crews, Aria' building% said establishing a provisional elite Wand. I