The Sun. — London, England, 1820-12-16 00:00:00

LON DON', )0 URNA-LS. • . DAi LY . EXTIt ACTS OA, :Ft' t:l4l.ti IN .PA •• ihe Imes.] 11~ it is not with the . Sovet et4o t hat we have ever rinarrvl- .. k4l. hnt Ntioistets--viho; f int; jttegment,an.) we verily heikve it ! t I t a of the ‘ol4,l4 l ;ition,- 4!aght..long since :to have been-aiti m ssed fro his , co •me--we lantene to hear that •has w days experieneed'a s(•ver'e art : 34;k s oi,•inntls. (Icir inf“rtnalikiit strites•tti - at Ite'has lit en twice- bled, at . .d thirty winces of blood-stele taken from him at each oper.-Lti,). iss iuore than- the,p7osyret • his Ali,jc.si y retaioing spelt bar tß,:ovitltt - 'Oral& Ir..nsKo i,Q - o . ver, by a cliloge ett , thcilsv: and of ttlat.wlivb2 "stock• - of pOpolarity 'coloyeTt t . -and we 4rt.,.therefofe; tiot - merely p 6 rivet-4.,r intispositions; . aS for thos.'etif a Ttlli,tv-mortal, bat atm ;nett when We hear of' their seriatrs returfl—kst, by their unfavoorable 14slir, i1;1) -- be frnstfwed a dtitifut and Vatciotic hdt , c, when seemingly not far from its fulfilthent. • c.., • As no contradiction liss'fet been -given to the isitelligence Ve puhlished on the. subject ;aif a British Nobtermtn - in Alls• ttin, from any,t - juarter et!lttleti tothe soi•altest ereitt. we must regard the anthentieity• of a•s'.:ttem n suppottetl'hy• rS welt as confidential iniorniAtion, etc:ictly , vnere it stood when the nar r ative fire! appeared in ax culumms. It is now n'ti+lc.di'thist among the focp-contiecteal with this , litiloniatic' hrquillcric, is the ttis.,-;osure no itirercotirse Carried on' *RI; brie of the Clt.-rhy' tri 3 OfNeittl; rt4rttiy, of the same cha rtster with that which lefts atiij,Ufid o,t some occAsion to certain Italians, if we velyirliiiter rightly, of the names of VA ( marcati and Omati,--- /71 , Ff/..) - • • • 1 4 4Te,tc, , • At- length the ~ .(.I.e{wiug Journal — has.:fairlydeclared itself ag'.sinst tile- Loyalists of - t820.7'—,-N:w.Who ate the Loyalists 1820.--Nine:tentbs of.the:'perfkont4 of propert y,.ist London, Veistrd, Nktnehohtt . ,r,-. jet: .Livetintol, ak . ut all other graft trading places in the ii.logrlorti; both 'tile Universities, nitie,..trittlis.'of :the: 'Maxis - Stmts., Clem): and Gentry parts•vf .1-firciatvitry.-e-4u..short , thz boyalistaof ti32o, arkt.ge. nernifyispeaktinr, the , same.. to CD who. were- Loyalisis•in 1219, 1818., mid iu,iali .yree,,t•<l:dtg• years., long as thri.y bait: infer, feted with :any . iheasstries or declared.-itiy F 44014,11: r•flirtitins...-Tol•?,:• - are - -tlre..tuen wiry sattported the Tiines,ildir ing the great etintkr.u.with .13,itou..iparte. when it was' a loyal Towel' ;' :vrit'yet that joitrual, now socemat their 4 ' factious , loyaky," and asks !"what freusey, tempts them tAtatite wills public • an.4.1 4 !.:1t0w et is that such Men are. read „L• 1 10.04 h tv tall‘.4l - it;..resolittious: or declaratiorli?" The Paper that sets• it, - 4-e i lf il,r agailtst. - the "..Loy:dints of 122 V! is of ctssirsevZ farourtto witAtofsr.... Disloyalists birt .11e141ter t - .4.t.ty are as.. little. ellatt, esl sti the.forruer.. - The, p,rsotic•Who firsi.treasott.i. - ble :mil seditious .1.41.. . flit! . .Copt.i.utr. Cott4cill:un Address:so treasonable al,d.seklitions spilt „one of ti:r.ir:owit frieltd+ oleclarrd. he would riAther,C.itt Off-I:js band best signit,)-- ,, :hose persons, Nre rt.: , the very 'Arne rhi'.ividuats, ttihn during the war ii• Gold bine , ls.id:u4 fru-dile , to Vairrii-!partt , ► Ailey havv, - however, °Hate .thrown--otY. tbr - mask a little too much : arid 0 is-a fact that:set-era/ tbeir.ow . n. mirty are going to' retire from he Cdrumost .Coutrei.l bre:wits. they .w ill •no longer sukuit•to be - tuade . tha tools of absolute:Midicalistu. An improbable tnd rldiibtods story has been circulated dorin ,, the last two or 11,1ce ttays••••by .11ornidg and 7'ii;tl4,-.reltiticz to •dry•-allo , .4cii fraeasi as. it.is termed, at. Troppitii., , ,berni•ets /Lord ..Strwart, ' , An' Ambassador to the • Cou rt. of VI e and, Prince Metter-n4t:11,111c A tt<trixtr Tlre.wliiticalF,ir is uttetly without..foundation. Its in,- posteraili iibsurdity;,iii4lee‘tranht to be a t uflicient t efut at ion. of. Wl', hotOrs . gourethioic.of,credtbility may yo,sibly alias:li t o a irtory sn'conlidently repotted, we. have thought it desit able tti..give. it this 'unqualified contradiction. • No such bava nectir,rod....-no..rcpresentation has tfatr.received iif - I. , ;iritlatid respecting Lord Stewart--the hest ondeivandine stibsiatid , basialways srlhgistel between -111 i Lordship and the. Auttrian inis!t r..--sort-tbe assettion of -his ret o En. to this cqttnki - i, is vriiirelz.falce. , We.ai e -sort' it will.- be peculiarly gratifyitie tri tiic 'hinee,,becatlF.t it tea/ twat be relies* , :d- front ttie eteb.irrair:ment of those •.." delicate • feelings," wbieli as it informed ui, it-enteltains.to,rards • lorning ahronkle.] • of „.ora,ttg OtXt,StVrti4y, " has , i rt•tt..4.e.,soo,..3l,oll(ortnerocc.tsivos. !"P' (l ! .tal : h is it dont Writ r7t l w, CflllsiSt , its heinritearlt; the only I.l,itce ,the leitft-Irt - ett;os..,;otssto. i,A4.e.ft;:nt.len.eg; hrre...itr4tos becn .ti and practlcAt4e.to car* publie,inteting,A.,Loy4l Address, net, di.sitp . g(t, , tirti; Of. tkv• the lick..' By att-,Att?inittN.O.terotitt.ito Q 1 tlo discussion. No one was allowed to he ,1 4 0tid ,ho riot. - pprpa,rvit t 4 ,astetit to•tevery. -tittle:of ; Alt Avient.ho,ot .1v.45 pri;ixAsert,.,:slb4ting tiptt,-tile: .pryL;eedittgs Idt.,QatMtt_lVt,l'Alikktifttn.to•the.:ltot, tcrest4 4f t}n• ctkottry.-44-I.ocit.Pyi,tly j.O tisipport of .it, 811sed by Mr, .1,3,7,,ti1ry1i.-003C-.1, n ;Mtn. Ml 4 4i4ters of the (.;rown rue, ntisie.:ldHz tht.Kiikg,is it not the strongest iuyitlty to 101. hint so ? lint the intimitial Chai , wan, .It I,ler 'rAtirt,.)iit wtitild tiff nit c.,f,h,). parley', and drove its' "op pt out or vie root. In; dumb?, Wxrd of Cl EY—mi . !! Orei:ist,ly what One ini;i•ht bltre,4pecfi. , l from the . g,W,.,0t, "Ward .Whiet arpr'oceil of the fillittft:tee (if the of 1t r.cltester. - ft et r.n!Y .the ctistiqatiort tef rit ftol!: , Iy" tting' like p siil_:p.irit , u itrite feeliji . vof the .I,t. 11.1 , 2 of E , :glaild•, for, with . .i to' the thcm is nvr fee;ing iii the'CiA,e, aRt! ila atteermilie ; ;they s;go Loyal ;.iNtidrek'ses, and di, ail Qiii:r set vice whicT;,o'N, , , be al,ded of them. '1 . 10t , , the.; hltcliters haye u.k;ia!f:ed (nit , silent where t . ll,ir" MOICS' CS. I.l'c to 11 t them cynsok I heuvielves 11,-.a.;;Pit taf tic cili,Relts of (I)Cap, ii they:cap, fur ,the vaiee..4f.4ot3trt).l;ll; , ict- xtiictl is briall Sn every, part of the country. ; . . _ •' Itior-t-no• Pod] It WC11.11(.1 Le Well.Lt Ltdri,tierLatL! Inal:e such a fr-4 . t: use of a pre.s too ti.lgit 'finis and. it a PPearq 1.(1 4 ,114t n tecidted with, to tlii.cnifttreo Wottld'lo ,,l 4.tt , in th . eltuyarl)cuikr:itit ,,- of t tie Pt,ttinsuitt, tint' .e, yen in the perte4t Detuocragy.,ol,..titt, .United, St:44.s. to LiShou anti Madrid the Patriots hit , e against 'whoever 51,,t4 syl'itt,ur speak agtt.itit Constitu4ion , n - w4tofr uri:t pai't, Its ,-abs9itite pentqcti ,, f) 4 11 "ii"iled tvi.ll; wtrat test Cite phnishthe»ts these libeial ant; In, klef tYrAters - ;.4.a.5.e -Aetionuctit ? Pine. iotp I i situtueit t ire i i fi b al,iljtla_ t p :ciegtitibitipst„ .an d . I,anifli went biotite Urcitt•eStittes, We,, , lnts'elbrv.nthf of ',NI?: Ctibh . etf (witich :sir Burdett knowsis,as etiott its his tiouti,) that he w,,; .ti,kett tfuless4ll-an- twenty-fiyr•4--)t . toAls,tritt , do.ilqrs.joi - A•singte a 144 , ..5iitri , ,5,:0n. upon the tote Unqttr , i; Ute:tiTOrit , we asp tr;‘,l Ciitibtltt artst.trs'y paPitt:he:said enarntous tue 4 amounting to N s tlo9l..sict ittg : ti nt; nothi,ig, -is - wore prohattle than that tnay his Ii friend Jo. sets!: f-Tiiiiser , tr-ut-w , :i;alrlS4n3-nou'in his sensesgive isle. tiume twt•rity-fine' . pence for his dalliAgrq So free is our press t .a int su4rce,S . l",t4tliett!stnartuuJc sit h: his. fr,i . ettd , it is tt.y . r:liinV. treat them wolt hurninity •Istrich this. - greh' , l./terafe eat-elided to his pauper boy •at Botley.. • • • `t' idoir cf the - fttiv7.4 fr3efi:S het wet n Lorii • e,e.t anti • Mett , ..rnib, • avllicii • !Ike, .I',i.i:Ctro.F.; Jolt. esnts hale.l►lazoiu il_frsl.ll 's .if they ttope4.l. sion:e mit:Jo happy 14) of iurSrsda tice!,c,ed hetteeett dist ingThltelkciatt. , tetei s‘l's , tto., (la t CteitTAry, CinttiEllte an the coult fries ctlyAr;ii intimate terms ,--- (lbicf.) • , . . , Mo r :17 ra 1d ,1 , A•etinsiiterat le e„rit of tti;Co!!!:'71 , with the " New tlov•etelltrent-prevriils-amy,ri I itr aritish Otfteers; - who entered the .inilititry (bit eattlitry..., auswer given fie the Cioverp irni)t to. t 10.• I:lmit t Whe ther it vt'alitit , thit 't o cow ;one or distonlwe • syryieeS, sest , thi 'to .. 13:44'17 'bce;t not it rife3,l,ll7l:fle. di•eis ' ion'of a point tif•stieli detic.,cy cortlil not' with propriety he'asstint , ed - by merely • provision -0 nut ho it 'it Were as h 4 -he relict! . ore., e. frrring the poi,,t , to the meeting, pf t to Cortex was the reply wont - 41'bl t.t.ex vefe(l—iind.;: is not - improbable,. that %silica Government shall he perrnaoroCt : flied, tine claims of the 4.Mieers - lor,yever, still bold t • eqinitlyxigons„ . afrd are entitled tothe English liatf,pay.— ' fhe-Reeuuntlfrniii st-ate, Olt the rSoFet, viKorgei re klitep-aring against stk. Anti rio•ts. Not only is the ari4ye anti peittl,,r, eti..; mired to.titt titmost of At rupgth anti e ,. n9rg,y— , tilir the imblie.spir d it , an opinion of the nati(in also; ; recent ereato !111 love , tiftwied a new ,mar:ti4o. sritit- into the -Neitp"lithas. nete.impnlse, certainty they C.lllnot execute-their sell:mite :of defence atfainist the cast mass of Austrian troops by which they are lib,nit to he Attaetred. Tile state of Sicily is ealm—but it is the ran of , subdwed hustility on the one side, and absolute . . .. ,_ . . despotisre ea:the. ::.ther—anci this absolute im-Ner , xercistd not by the Goxvrnruettt of Ballet, bat rested 'al : the diservtioil of (i'eneral Catetta;‘ Who: was sea over after the ,:ietri , litit,n 'of Palermo ,to .pueify the island:---So fres)i pnritettlars. hare • been xeceived.. rOative tg OW Coegrtssof ,Troppau o or the re'eal et Lur4l Stewart. . .• - _.. 03ritish Press.i , • " The farce becomes every day toore tkfl fl m ore contemptible. In vain ,do the adherents oPthe Ministers strive to draw-from -the great I.),<;ily of the people an approval of t he.recent proceed ings againit.the Qiiceo, or all admilsion that those who con. Aleioned those proceedings :ire enemies to the Throne and person of their Soveretg•ty. 'fhe peoHe'tvill'not confound the ilefencti of her I..sje,vty with tibstility.V!,,thelaw ,4 and institu trams of Atte country, feelini as they do, that hail, In, Ma jesty (ailed defence—tiad , slie sunk ben'eatlt the per: juries of the rittli.ini whit had been tr;.iiited at -NI Jan to de 'pose'itgaitist her honour—halt the Bill of P,,ins and Pear:Mies received the ,sanction of the I,egislatrit'e, bare been thereby ittlliked !toms" the' Oiristiturnin,- which Most have eatigerously affected moral 'pt , swo.-r, zittl eonipronlised . the sale,4y of . tpe wa s et,tertameo oy, many Nlemliersaif t!ie sib Are coost by.their.Constittttion.it Learni.ig, 'their ,devoted Patriotism,. and their alfectionate attachment 1!,, pprsoo t It urt.;L:iird many ?,i,taber . s. of the of Lairds, who usually s‘itupirt iti Pi;rliament the measue rs of the ;Nliftislyrs-7-•witness [ ' tint u/iis t he. Ear 15...1 - flat e wood aotl awl thet,.e Noblemen consequentles voted against the J 3111.-11., f.of c her too 411;1Ci4 tl.llOAt fears, the weakn,BseS, ifila the credulity of the pldic, now to hr:titsl it traitors and tit, tie stte . uti order all ivlio asst of l'll:6liirr • krsil d lit sentiments with, tiose tivlto in I'..trliameut ,votest. in oop , siti 'IC to the •Mioisters, and tie t ht o wing ont 1 be th . e, emodoct of Cabi , rt• W . :ZS 'A'ltn't 'ene . r.ty SoelA lue it cured in liii up.rniorahle resolution, w-bielt•was. Ityft v 49 titaraity of the [lon, of t.w.utirons, that the i..s.lu'ry int() the,eenduct of the Cattee'n, as ptopo, , d Its the aters', • %Ili' rogat,,ry from. tits'_tli nii v 'of the Clown. aw! injofions to the best iptereAts of .the ty ? V'n,,eVer shanld cast a s , aiti upon the 'loyalty Of Mr. Wilber f.,rev prvosing.tirti resoltition, wonld he 1,1).1y fosl; or .thuttited aS a nial11):£111, 'night well regatti it es en insult to hit character, were any iitti:ia :a ,lity.ove sir roctidliti:::lsi,,ckbead to st4-,Nest to hits the iteces:ity sigriitti - 4:• 4 Loyal ~ -. .., l tress-,"•to', a sstire his Sovereign t`,:t i - tie i 5 not se revtd - titioni,t, The9tte , ,tion tc , iectio:zthe , 11 J of 'the pruceediio„i against thi. 4,Deolt is the ottly'ioie ihat, since it was Ors; st.irteJ, has 4,grtattn.l the public Min& has absorbed every ofber pnblic topic,,s6that the lett/tlieoA - and followers ofithe Ministers whirnow - dart, to . int vote tits . loyalty and .editiot!to the mass of the 'palm', make the eharge with reference to the eatle only ;• . there" is no therefore, hatio ,, affection'for her Nl:lest y, amino tedition but in Loth - h.:wiling tier conduct of the Alinisteri, . , . . ; • .{The 01) lic Ledger.] • • The reports telat ire to ari alleged. fracas at Troppau, which pret•aik='tl. in Alm cirelesin- London—which have Bern mentioned its inivate letters 'Mill Vienna Paris as a topic; of toneeisation in those eapsitals,,tind Which have received an . indirect .confirmation rto:o artieleS iiuhliShed in the Continental Journals, airy. asserted I. , ..e . Courierof vvs ter.lay erenitia to be,utterly Witilnut fonndation. Nit such circurnoances, ' tivags t hat .C.Oitr [rat), Ware necurred.“-no re, presentation has been received "in England respecting Lord. Stewart,; the hest sindvrs.tanding subsist and has subsisted between his Lod7i.ip and the - Austrian Minister; and the assertion .'of his return-to country is- entirely fanls:, LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CILINCERY, Drc. 15. Tit EEATI.L OF CI.4AOI , ,qI3URY r. THE Dr KEciF ‘1 , (ARL1308;01.7011.. :Mr. SHADWiI:I. n",orveriLtil.l tire . part of the plaintiff*. tire trtr--tce;; to t.lic Jate:llokeof:Nlarlboiotigh's will, that a ettstos or L....tat-dim; of the pi - Pretty in Blenheim House should.he aprotited by the Court to presere the notions articles of c,.ine granted by the will of tlielateDuke to the present Duke of )la,lbutottgb, to ,he ost!cl by him daring - his life tiore, hut. Which hall been ordere'.l to. descend asiteit looms to the Ops- Nkesstossof tire title. . The Learned Oentletoisitthyn-vent oter the ..ircititti:sapees. et speeting this pl-ci.eitY, Davy been so oft. fl Mr. Wa.s.y. for the,,Dhls.e, argued, that 'the porpose for which We more than t o raise tome .m....itey ott it tts ,tS . .lifr property, Tilt 1J.ike . 1;1.....,s all ineaatssiesitotts.pf paying tbe 14;31.r:which, thrptigh had been obtai Fred for the 'gold . plate ;. InIt• it was tar l f rortt licitiK.certain that.tbe :I)ulieltati been privy to tire melting down.: on the contrary, irapheared front some of theltditlavits made in the case, that thepulte was in t:; . p eclptton g 8001. in addition to what :been received, hod that voile letters to . that effect hart, passed between the I)ntse and • his. agent, if, therefore, the fluke basilic ri4htfol elnim to Ceitaiii f!inils, then in th,COul-t, there - Was 'every reas'riti to expert that woxiid , ;'... from site , means in its own ' p 11411:4ate l the Iron:the Puke. for the use of the gpld t-Ie therefore made a motion in amendment of the fonder, to that effect.' Mr; flatlysoN followed , on tine same side. Nir.‘S'ilatrwt.,,t.,.reulicd, and -sa;tl, that if the tr.lst ces should - be obliged to trait uotil the silles which were in Court kid undergone tho tCehniealoperations,:nentioned by Mr. Wray, it taiis.,tt not, petit:Ts, be v.ithin. the power of .tile'Coutt gran. thent any relief., The ',titi,t). which the, Irustee4 were bowiti f..l"fil obliged theof ty net in the manner Which they loci act, .d. II Was a yearslrtae the motion had originally . Vet , sol, , tlC:tfed to- the Court. - The, r.QFD.Cin.sxc.t.LLoarltrectr d t tltat the case should stand orcr till 1 . 11 - rte t Seal, In 'order , In give an opportuoity to tk Dt.C.ie to makeadadirttwit it. exprdiftitiOn of tine nature of his Claims on th-e--f,unds in,Coutt. Mr. WHAy observer!. that ,perhaps it world be bejter to wait 'until after as the deli}' would gyre a full opportu nity tat coosnit. with the. DoUrt , . , , • Mr. HART and Mr. Sktatmet,L'objected to any unnecessary delay. • The I.ttanCiTA NT-rt..Lna'there,fure directed that the case stnould.stand oter till next Thursday, • - . VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT; Dca. -.. • , Eitra, - IfyLFAST CiftCl-!ESTY.:II AND O . TittltS. • Mr.BtAitt. in this ease.ions'i-A, that tll,--(.;On•n•issiiiif for the exenfinat,orrit of witnesses .ritight, be stayi;4l;.o.i , „tii,t the def.: ! r0.1... might_heallsmert to join in that comntission, without pre judic(.to-fi ilenio-rrcr he had , tilril to HI, at be plaintiff.. BEct, okiiised the &notion, 'in the ‘,. 4 , •nd, that the dr,e.r,d fe i na . aota:oiight to Irae coute bcfOra I .i4X.at earlier. i Mi•."RtAtrt fe - plieci, and' . • T fie Vice CHANCI;LLtig ruiticing the iniportance of the de- , nturrer, said, .let. the ca„se pit 7 -rt. the head of the paper, an d ir..l the defenil?..ut,,iir the mcar I:me, be it Idterty.to:join in : the Commission without prtyrfdiee. • • • COURT OF KING'S 11 ;NCH, DEC. la- ATKINS.. ThiCkv.ris , lin action . tor ilanderens Words, impottinr„ that . the plaintiff.teases tni rikru pt.. _ ;Or. (in tiNky and Mr. tilt l'iY ivere 'for the plaintiff, and for t 6fend;:mt. • . It t, nee, that in,-the sprimr of ir•kt year, the di tiTriott.t,-,iir mitre< rs.itino it I) anothier ye: sill, sre4l,..tor, 1.. f the plaiutVf. s id, " have' heaid an}: thi.iA o f t\t r . 1-luttlas, {Leis al to .1. ieces, and his. tiat'lre. eriil. 4../V iu the papers this weeir.. he ;owes you ywi pay. ; but. you won't het that tor it (snp.pping Ifjs.floge;s,. he has been twice a bankrupt within these last five y,-nrs, • • , • T116.-Itry•,•urnier,t he. Lea,rdett.;to.lee's direction, fcrutni verdict for the pfairitiff.--I)a,mages • DA it'itC,SiliE F. T. 'itoißirty.---A wintiOman the name of Mackay. g ate iolorrnr,tion yesAerria-r at the Polk, ia!t fir ..'rr.crtgrun St rinfr,..ogAna,uner :--fle7itatett, thatton:Alrorolay e:Nen;nr, on go ing a/orig. the .r . fra 'wry or the A rldret,svis,tv tl.e` Queen i r vivre .o4v ',their: return .fro - rir flrand.rairitralr . sni-connded •by a- 'y: ,- rrvg vr v .. .n . deripe, rate. villains, who. hustler! hint .iar hin?, and another held triin btfote,•whilst arrhtherbeg - an torifle his pockets: -Oa • M.i• - .Mackay's making_tesistanCe they struck. bin; several., bloss - s by : As:Wel) he I:et-rived snore . severe erkts.• One, :of the Villains ptilkrt his gold watch ! , nt of Iris pocket, lift-ring -a Old chain, two ghld s'citts, and gold key, • :Me: Mackay seized- the watch, nrittsfroggled Jo re tain -it, .4111 which time „reeelved..mony : blows, arid was entered with blood ; hr siCifggteil a cOusider - stale I iihe With the dnri.ng which - time he called vinf-":totirder robbers !" rust although many . persous poli . Np . ar the, t ntre 4. slime dared to later feie. and the arObbers escaped with their, booty. r. Nfael;av was so severely beat, that he was carried 'home in a hackney coach, since which. time he was unable: to attend to give the information. . :1 I S.pt:EfARcOURT'tEk O S" ADDSS,, . . • . . , . AN A1)1)11ES5 to the - KINCrS:VENDS, 1 lirougliont,tric lttitiSti'Eitipire, on the Present, Awful . and evitieal State-at • (iit.EAT BRlTAlN„coritaiiiing duct and' ; - Neeessary Stric tore, on a Late SPF.,ECI - 1 of 11E,Nit? BROUPHANI, in the 1 - 10U.SE, of LORDS, in DEFENCE:Of the QUEEN: By Stir -IJA.Aco ttitT,LE;Es,. , ltart. . • . - • , ow - J.,lv. iiczKitios,,raw, frac facinurq - soratit circam &aqua= s•lepatoraat, C,l&tvas:kabeiat." . . tiAt...in C.T. . . . ; • • Black Rock „llohel,u, wit 0,t91,er, 184ni • • • GENTLENCTIL-Thatniast ens, has at lenginarriven,_ 'which; my Countrymen trill trecolli-c , ,lwelve (la s t, I : foie,ow. aml foretolduntst he the incvi!a',,le conselitietrce (an , Mess solohued. by the -c3;neurrent co-operation of t-,y.ery , 13 , ya1.; sulijet the Empire), of I , "liii.;l4oflignes'ain,.filaring lilfide lity. I enileirroureal to rouse.this:g r ra t ; .and- otrze antirtsl Nation,' to a fill I . sense of t he ii.opvntlfu,,, horr,,rs that - surrounded it, and threatened .t o oeemlielm, :iii a vortex of ati.irelq, jut piyty. and- rebellion, .whatt vu r• remained of tlrat.t.vhfiie, Joy • ;iltyil'l!icithero prpihusly cunsidesed as-the Of the 7. - ;ligu.st P,i,oit ;tint Pierugatives of the ;•;overeign, and the hallowed tralv•arlis eft ihipt - e * - gQriptilite.rigl!lti ~oft he Sithject., lived to sec..: hat 11- ;ninr,,t, and basi , !y calaninialed • deSeitril 1 - 11e • liOtir of imiigintyasud by the t it rvpt it formerly fat- , tc:lP4l,onthi,i.lo.antyom.i! ever the sonilline othis 11.1YfirtleWiiranYl - prote'etion ; an.B, as if the etip of pat riutitit • ri ,, ,htli+glatice lnid not hero already Dirti to nvcrdutcislr, lily Fyr,shf,ry 1 - iteu, of, 14 the sight, and,iity mind witiye,ed in ;hie a chats nod intriguing tiAlii 3 Ott , tfe, - Of a still toure. 'chaste Lend ititrigorng Mistress; at reitittie , aod respousiltOory, e , si-• 1 1 oqhle, and croylly ing,gted Nlodarch,"t hat, he f,d-e the pr.;cei4lilig4 lion I't tray he his itdbakipy lot to tiring charges "agaillst'llis-flinjustfof itattire as it POSS,i for .any.indiv,idifal to stand ttu pe • iChed, with,: Which uu i'.yal and goOti sithject:east cant rill ittitte Without the. most 'painful ryflectioits." Whether the tntire tutor of , ,zn.ir. firouglia:p's many speeches, and hispresent defense , „ ain'iorry•to say* and ti) ecru one-third of the people Of Englaint,.,wit it Atte con victiou that• he . euntemptat es:11 ;id , v., occult:in clnirg,s with r,gret • pror,irlitinate 10.. his alisc'asly . ritstlY raticuat. ii foytilty and well re:ploCed • of boli t 4,r.iand'pat ri.-: Hit .Ica,,ve to 'the consider ati,nt.of gr:tt,ful Erskine; if this amoruit3A.lid . 2.-,constito , :oi.lal old indge should doll'it the, ! hdelsty or , t 'Aetorit'ey , s ;111ei'a!ice, I f)t i .n, he will not „shelter' his own se'oti:riesifs of the taneen's forincr deee;;cy ants tun- e:ooti . !ct (which, ofie of the hour, (.',otninissioner aP• pOinted far drag tild e laniciitud M,marcli, itt 1 -tot;, ii, impure lit-I the truth of -del.cate charges brought a;airist h,r, • Ql)),4ll,jer the Il<il;1,1 pica ii£4pn Ini n'e . srfla, f ur 1 hare ll ie ii ..Cctac i lt now t)el , ,r s'gried Lordshipond tiothrenticated 1;y Beet; et, dfc'iariirg, `!filet eireunt,tances beect positir eiy, sworn, to,by witties , es, who could n,t, j mlgtnent he sus pi-etcd - : of . any ontat'oltrable i _whose veracity, in Ih:tr res l ieCt, he, saw no grout;;ls to toes; lion ; am! shat he thintis the circumstances to which tLiej , then reterred must. he crtclii.e.d, patticol.trly is to 'what passed he ttvieir and . I..:aptaiprMariby, until they shall teceiv4 , !wine Ufoisive cmiaradietron;aild; - if trite, tie ein-! titlun to.the wit and sacred conviction of the religious attil chaste Lord Erskine, reitiecting, She-purity and decency 'of eowitte; of. the :present sine inheulate 4,lnOeti i,f'En;liltfu; lit 150(1, whom that tirilltaut lomittary, Dermot.), witlint three weeks pas t , - declared; lit the p,eserice of a.Sticital ano'ii,,that it_ would he its ditfic:olt to tear this Royal .Pai-agon of pert( ctitin - fry ii the: Throne of tlu s seliiniottisos to draw down from the tla/ztiog Plan'etar,ysy'steniof the He-an-its, the chaste pr,do type. of all her Via tutis, and' all:tieCee , "!entrieitieS, airiCtill Iver POO; and decent Ven,ns - of the: Ileauren. Iti}lliology,., The plopli, sies u ,f this .-ttoriontet• Wilt, I titci honour; reSpeetability;and saleazion . .Of the lift- Tftt - our:atid Empire, wove Is, ~lithicions, as his cross•ex aann:itiiirrof witnesses f9t.t)te,Bill of Pains wid Penal ties have'erin..ed rocat iliCompetency, a flagrant exposure off the habits of his ci.at, stiff the d,••cided impossibility .if te-es- , rablish,:toy,,evcp to its ( ? 'rrittan . putlty., the, rtcgradedoind 'Oast ed reputation of his unfortunate, lint,justly repudiated Mistress, With whose Itistre, and wrongs, tie has 1,, en Strongly imprcsr.rd, as to ...he ur;:cd to de - diary, that althoto . ;11 tl e trighvst Tritinnal acliziowledged by Ito. 'State shoot() prOn4nriee the taut,. slur, lie would, nutwithstantinw., " never willittraw. his atle iti nor would eve.E,,,clol"wiedl!'e2,othi4rQ.,te*.•o;,(:ortsort,." sneh an expoitiott`of his principles, his loyalty, and his eloquence, I have only'tn rq..;ret, that in . geireralthe..str'ong - est testimonies to the disadvaptage of plit:kfand„ pristtte character should• be - furnished by • 1-I:id not 'Cicero', Lott, s descendill the wiirtd tome have hecn jof .inost of his .wea)i ties.ses.; and .althoug.h.„ in his sperehts, fl , e,itornan Orator, , wits Jinire inure deaortots thin stir Eng tiSh DeMai'Ogi.;es'apitear to be - , salie at deceory and principle, I hope thest learned 13ar fist ers may be sinccre.ip,their. 6ectirations;,,yet help eytorast , irpz the language of Tully when speaking:to., and of 3 t e,..a.r, syit h certain. reports, o ow ni vii ctelat inn, respeoiag I hese twin ' patriots. In this two cc lithrtitied critaiortiifor MateeltittitudLiga rius, (.ic,ro ; cork ied. the eitcontiastactl)•.p,erholes ,as.lit . as Criditniitw,;ulif at low hire; for his genuine 'sentiments her Majesty's tWo Advocates have only , to eouStitt vaiitrus / J . 'S I() ail c.1"5. 1 s=tl,4ientlenteu .f rouht lttt , ttil hen - ficated.docujneuts , •Ofic;,, I have. r.eai.t.atot reread, expl.aaatory of Ihe,lithits he private, history of ,-tie.r.,lP4ol 1 ti tillers the Pri:tct,ll , f, Wales, 1 ea,v ,ip t .,F, 916 1 t441 0, in 1814,. h I wits .1, repared,To errifit outs,tAtf fueP, as • rtiated,„hy,the witnesses, to sop.po,v. of are.1511.1„..4044ar icti. • ;to, whep, 4 ,0 eovet lhar, ull leAdiirg, - ,cirargo..s con ii,cl e st,witk.strameiess tannliasitit , b ! l• . jlatpiktorttl elecitc.ncy elf mie,Anjtty..ifilryaux .011 the-eridc; , .ce. •etlhut 1 "/”. ° I .ti ! ne or c°4fLoo,l,slf,ittle.ilect, which iraily poen have heen.subjoct,to, owing:to place.altd.cireunnttapee,i _were err= ettinstontially tltlailyd, and, 111 poisx,ins,tattee i s„strfliwie ,1:1111 0- - b,irated-; ; set certni ly soust confessw.l.44,.the dal i.tg, t utiptincipied, and Alt:lit/St 1 rt. ,, ASOIIR.nh` : tWle-AAkt,b4 per,: adopttd liy the Joyal aod .prophetical Atte,nuteyrkisuteealoif thc 'Queen, whilst. 'tt,tl4gttsed, It ti,,,,Ast for tftc imolvdiate personal Anyre„i•excrl turd illustrious S.,rereign. Coitscitnex, of .the wealstu , S49,f,..lris;:catise, Mr. 3rough,atu contutences .tly; ilrfclrce anAppftren)l,Y suppres slid, but outrageously indecent att.icrupon talS'.:.-iigtht Kipp t .--lie.clarj„s to inform-his injured and calantni.,tlr'sl,ruas-ter, thit if he should tail in z his-attempt.to-prove4helitm.cence, and unoroished pOiltj of his (Mule oft, he Will think himself juistitfe'd 41,4i:014140g (v;: tilt,}') charg.es a;..7.14:51.-,flTie:t7.4)ie reign himself, ttf a nature, as . se ir%-, irnlieid .stand orlo,oller words, t‘tyl',tlenten, h'e sett s, flint if future proceedings shall.not be iiniortlinitl) ; snot.' pressed,. notwithstanding his mid, affection for the . Ms•tiarchy, he will think ii his:duty (front only'cOnidel'in r i: the - iriterests of his chent,) to Millet his afflicted nod ealoinitiated Aovereign, for crimes that woUld . drgratle,he worst of,iiis - so; , jec , s;. • he presumes to hold hit threat to the or the British elll . Phr , that , he • , stilt deb"rade'tihd rti4);rtit: li7tn inzthe .estlination . of 'those.; si.l l lr.cts arpme of still; Fort her evincing le t .; . ionT.e, and, fidelity, and ,111 . ,e pppt,essire.' weigtik 4tf,tbose ' • I hy:11 - rufieet ioris mhich taunt this Efigiitmh to der to prepare the nii6di:Orhis dlirtt-veil sind trentoraliztl' out rigeotts sieintioat of. the first prioeiptes of the constitution, icontraiAs the legitimacy' of the `-i‘trdini:iu in-au :J: l , of ( 71;1'3, v-ith 15, illegitimacy of tho Byttish,a,nd itrigning those cooteolptilile •th e. nennet IS, the jij.;Tes, 11 ,,, ,lnitzses, wit It tlieh -1 , despleable, and i'go.c: - : etpen(lAnts; the ,oats/_ttn; that pot, Statil, and c:llightetied Na fiat'ch; w+osc rights ate dct.,r , to, :-40.1,wh . 05e interests are rite- (beca t , se he i; - iititftctl, aiif - ie, 0 , and - 14eve . rous,) I yet•hope,two... ft irji 6r11,4. .• standing the patriotic exertions theiVhigs)and bytt!egt . tater last P' thy .I.)ortiat' , +w of Irelatid—l say, this insolent ;'nut is rmgant deniagogu, 51!niost' iu;intill't es, * o ne b i li,c4 , d King •.tc.rn front; the-trout of , and devoted follow.; rs t _tto.lesb he - identifivs, • his ',eges, and iliat 4 e; his r- y:..1 -preroF:atires, with. I trust arid hope - the falsely Teputed: Nlstrese of. - an. , This. is the altrrhalivei. fur, in the - name of licco tionst4ss, ,what had, let,;.itinaci I 1 fay to t ta , ,, reception or in ' I).tkiil:S ofqlte PrinCess • Vie Des nf in •tf the legitiroate 13,4 of Tit As• ui`t the picn,is . enajn..,,,. L es ; es (.1) ; the , P,rpc,illegiti: ;I:roe - 71s- they. most, lil t 17.7.1u5s irritot svgs the...object :I say this is the alternative, CietiOetocti,. titre, eil ..to. the :once 1)1(.0; lint now ta,,e, :and' ignotkilLitiuttfi, ando servile faCtion of English Atltlrtss,rs vf,Oii:•4 ; I hope, clia=te Q.iteen;—atnt She u:-t he stifticient, this pi - esprit:469n s and o mst insidions "well knowing - the spirit- that itillahits the :2.leost v.f bog heluiril Monarch, and! fearful that lie will.despi,e the insult, its every upright, And honourable inan will i u Tuture detest the'inc,tidiary„ .he has fyrther, the unparalleled' it'stirante - anif G,lnt net er i Ws, (Jcii , ncel/y a lini:stleartdalqus ;:ttacit upon the ging, to close it hy a still more fl.ttchlPt to' ovtr4we od sit hot 0., througlittie - tliriat' . r . 61.,- ut ion, the very Judges who were lo pronounce sentence mom er Majesty, and whose justice and whose clemency he int • - plore.4. I / tells the 1-liittße.ofTeers,--s' that their jut4, , nsen t k fill c. is object, aid-wilt return opt's,' those who gal g `it.;-1 . 1. ,s them to save the Crown, the ileopte, the thi Litislittilre4lie. enjoins ay,. e ) , elres i s he risk of losing their country , hey -ire the'ortfaments,"' !Ilyr,uudi Meanless or,it,r,, Ice (litaTtly exposes the weaLue,s ~1 his c ause) . riot! o the House of Lords;e iii xiiiess terioSt lltl t hi case is hopeless.;, yet, irotyi . it!.- that bf acqUittal Shall he rettii r sie . i;, .frora the Inoue o, her cause, - hut froutals ).; that a t, I:jilt on must be . the satisfied with tosillt tug I.rt opting upo' l _ the Itt"..saered ,priviteget * of the •, putporno,,__ lise of deN'f'e'llo l ., - fitind .oice, a t de,'" ii. 0111„ J e vr t •s c e.ll.la_t.,ro..ui modito . viper hlie , • ,y turns Ft en upon the per pee, tie it illYfreT.ii ediP-C 64..t . t i,)of Al..je - sty, - he gives tie lie • fo , ltoyal tres, aoo 11J.1 . 5 her up to public. scot u , 44.140 and Ma' pgii,li oei:er of t hey'. ry udges protection. lie pleii 'MT t oo thus her :NW jest, • oad r .44011144,t•111.S (iii her Letter .to the KULL:), of 1,,, tribunal 14:4' t•!"40 Stati.:—"lst“inftl - Constitutio n (it me Loigs.itkof, that I could ; ice at its bands.; to- II 34.1C11 3 body a CO-C ; rt . aNtiCe, be t,r Calliatlllale that sacred 14'11,4 answer tiiHaolinersinith, " House Wail hays: to appear at lite bar' of vi -we have Isf.els one of the I'eers atter- :scenting arid con' aiMnis'sg, affeet6d to nf upoic (.I , see CarcAtise , ) he a sine passport to n spiciohd rodiaieiy of everitt , :li O4 this pore ha: ioalignaist insist of dpplie;ty - . ft is made to spea i-f lit, st ••.orntrui:hrs ", tireir a 3 dire are th,siAliated hy the itit'r:l. :lust satirical Jlr. Brougham, for, it Ise denies the 1 ' force , confess, that tins liroken heeertri-I, I" , f secut td m ine, (not Silt .." !. the ch 4 J -te roses r' I'lo lip .4,") is one of Alio miotlltteinperaiC' and si - syeubehts.that ever assisted an orgaoized hand•of political • demi:l.:Once._ a halloo awl to ,nerturira Menf.- Here is no' retreat: either ItroJoa:1111 has offf" . " . ..- ' air anpardiinnt)leitaith to the Hou , e of Peers, or rife is nut that hutulilett„ broke') hearted victim her . advoct i-t r ' " (!eseribe her. And farther, noi conceiving that thiHott se ' t ominous, or the digaitied and • revered ftierarchy of the G: l ' , , es pice, 'ou Id rest corn cc!, unless the -had burn egital/Y! - .i:' ° i I,loneiltary ., to-1 heui, it s ki been to Weir Strverrigtr site thus exiii'e , ,sel I7i :Si-Nom:rots of the 414,1'4114 of both to t iie 'House ;it C ,, ,inisons, -I E• 11, ' 1 " - • 'tot er no better-grounds of se-rarity; a•nsAjoiits of _the 1.3.' , 0°' c, I:lp(se. 4 - ot_perSODS pacedll4•4l by ate Nlajo,ty , t - letter to the Kiog ) Again, '•• Wl O locivistifal is ilk-re wliii coisld'exp'eet an i•opartial his• , odFers:oit y (Amt(' 10114'44.T th e Wet}, I Vof his utte,es (Answer to Benticl..)—Now its to, tlic . bc,ast.of - havilittin-esi snitch c;heereis by the svisliaTlyv r" reovrritsli.! Ifierarefir ; -the members us that SatTrti have.bot,..in geil ~st el) ped forward with ttlat.,lll,4c", • end lit'ller•jk4lCe WhICII IS_ Ibe isest, chat act eris: is of tut „ ptl V tie,ited 'plefy, to limit - nil and Wine lulu my tilredine: or' to . south' me With that -soft ;halm of genuine - kiniir fe h ' ,',. which. is .supposed- to ,he peri, Era I iy, tiescendjug. tram 'that covers - the 1 iAnswer to Liclifield.)This poor:lent:rant Wilttlarl, and stiihnlure"igtio,iaut scribes, •ttoe'Llie mist writers who erer.in toriv,ed us of n . r.jiartts ed ,Corpo . !?it itfd of Bishops; she ittO i he thinking . of the . I`opt; alit! Catifito:ak, With" Their 1 1 % )t7 'Water,. When situ rates ot the soft halm of his Holiness de" ceioling front his.Evangelicat Tree et Gbarity. • But ttte . eh , ' consitiiimice ot this t4Ol 1551,'11, 011 the list: of this'siicred COrpor:..tio.ts Engliih Prelates, has h',.ris oceasion-the - venerable, pious, ;and • mclii guardian` of 00 , c • faith and morals, to IP: rthicty hiss , _•ll, and almost maitrca!r" , the of but religious semblag' e ul chief ad voLates and supporiers ot this dejected , firolOtsirearty-d, gtntl Co -fettr*Als client of -the 14.-iirttpd.Or ni eloquent Mr. Brought, I thiiik, Gent lenses', it is Aristoplitines..who, in his Play' ‘' f the" (idtettles and repinailes Socrates with gittl , 4 up hiss `lt'll to c'4lculate itciw. , Q4 , }) : of ow, fret take at i a leap. I . wish [lie Leas urd .A;torsiey had curtail' .} the tinje,iirciipirti in she Ottfriice, iinsl.eiideavotirett Act,' late ItAniany * ot ratrtgx4 in _the vat itins Answers by the Queen, migl.t he consolidated into ...s.ch,a_riteot treason against, her Majesty, in the'eeent. of it4r - adatliiis entisieed &nit: heiei lock while he can get'sel,,,-;-or 1 414 . iclient thrst Lucretia. stah•berself for tietng- - violated,, err, though ti rainpartt.-,oi , Chancery Cock ShOL; ,, 1 , 1 , 1Ve the adr!t..rer. • (To hi contsoutil.) • ..A. few days ifinr.. ••BLA•cgs7cr.N., 3 ca 01-11...cr .of Slat littllqj at Barrad , Q, i t = :it a ftieticl at Ch:tihnat, 1 4 : 1; off h:, f t:ra, t; n y•• blood tarse; and ac. , •-, ; 1;1; thy C H ' 14)eiy ar!ival - zit , I,,rlttl,..qtt not ,brio:; del:ty ; , ed o vor,3tpi to prey out I, '" 4 , of time, hut Offtet:r 4..let;ired ~ ;‘atit, . l) give his f"! ‘vi corn; skhilst we , nt int 0 th, ttere ; gt,-ooro, tcitk gookr-t:TO . P-I , V :Bart 'e an his vos.sossed, desired the ostler 10.fe14,,, quAifein Ot:6ats:li;;; . ilisAiorse; Which and put themiol,!` !ripugh kipt the, e fr,r the pr o) feeding, the grOltlll SW, tairli lig his lordly seta in 1,110 ho attornplol.:il eat with 'sortie barhst fllc hits in his alien tire butst , nett "with'an qnunttnn Ole fur atremptir . i'; to fit'l lie hort:e ihe ,wout;t, ott whiel osTrer ;;torted, r lazy f , .' thus to sit pro i .er care the tcl 4hohnal, J. 8 1Fcr . cation ended in the tile 4)st Ivr to ta.lse.afr VA" and bri'dly; rtrat the hate tnis;ist eat Ire, ly, witiclkhe tiw 4 :g_fooni st:ti re , Nitnitig Lis ne e in the . si , .:' sliortly affes.r,lhe high heity,?inriediri?in iced, tail mustAoriou:ily 11;:Ka wr r nyt! , and harness iln.reio. utter al": sooo:dott3-thgh emit Ant, Mid WWI irrotrlev4l,!y J as 2 - 10 ,0,- , Ino,trin instant the cet•tant wait great dctilculty. saved I,l ' 011(11 hiizise!f out of the . gig, its dotag 'wl l c h "fic hrnistf3. • 'COUR'SE OF. 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