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s.' " SUN-OFFICe, Titatta.o'cLOott, We the Press tp r °l Lty before o ur itei4ei : s the .li gi t lit;testin intelligence froth Spain, which , 'Was rw.,ved btGovernmoot th:s morning E urad of an authentic Letter troth Corunna, 4attiJude,t I the ltnitOur to inform you,. that on the 13th In41 ;ille titeiny evacuated etitirely the Pro. liner. pfkituria, marchin g 3000 trier, under. Gene- . 131 itoNrisr, by Pitch:lris tuwarcls Lyon, and the re nhttlder (about 200( men) by •El Infiegro towards' Attkl.tr, Ttie Asturi4n furt.;e.noth'r General POLL , h's"'il)ctt liotse6,ed.,.theinselvrs of Oviedo and Gi-; juk . • . , " Cell ' SAll'► TOttl , ALS, Vilh the Gallic:inn army, 19th consiNtin of 10,110C1 men, arrived .on t he n ' t . bdare 41stora. Oil the morning h of the e2otii, Vat Iftench pti'6o li gave up the for; e4li'l.,s, and rkiiil to 13 .ineza, towarOs Benevente. Gen. SAN TA-: e- c ' Lu ks. wh o was Governor of th.it town W bell b slegrd hy sr. JUNOT, Wai receive will) gr 4 hi s d eat rejoicings, popularity in that place has enabled t 1 cccsiderably to au4tnent. his force will) men and .e. semi. t ) ,) the 214 iiiLadvanced guard at Cogan] r " "".! Lon, eticuntere-d a party of 2,600 of the "4 ' ll ' wil4.who 144 N th they yustattrrci a ti s• hi of some i until :reinlOreed by General SAN-rocrums,f ‘'ho.puistted Mem' with ,s cavalry to the briiig e 0 () ;hjo hi causing theru cothiderable Ins's. i ‘ Ihre6 battalions have within I lle-e few da '' i's ctLo Inlrcht,kl flom hence to reinforce General .SAN.To - ti anti ,this ntorning three . companies of Ar t ii lerYi with ti 4ivpouliders, and a quantity of military tnr"s, ilvnehes Iron) this town fil Ascot - v. . ... , "114 ' i•-'•4 il,nander of gu.rilliia,..l4oAUDA, ithhed `'lNeral SAtcructinst on the ;20tii, with his party of tsu, meit, ng. 32 cav4try: prisoners, withtliet ho'h,N, b o i,, g ajao kiiied 20 of the pirbon l ie had abandoned Amorg'• ' - "'The troolthat escortett jossen ptIONA,PARTE inte -1() Prancer with 111't Spatunids in the F (eliCh le4t who went with hint, entered.' Bribieso ' Ol l t he 17th J.:l)e, ott 164 return front Bayonne,' in con". 8.,e l'it'ite of an order from the Em Actor should be , ' d leave 'Spain to re' Vt.roiltte 10 per6r that no Side in [(tante. ' t' Iff ," 11' Prolich garrison of Catal3yric, cons;s-1` '' tat 250 inen, delivered tfiernSelves up to the Party t:tuM, as alsl 116 infantry, and 40 Lancers have "nterecitcrtiselvel to the 1 i- rills P,lrty cotumand" td by Aolt ii\;l' Y, stater l 'itrr from Nifrancla del Ebro, 0 Itie 29tft te', thiit tiou m, had corrie 10 Ettati d3 y, ''' mi- g r eite at eolihhiott mi , th e y ( having been I'4oo in 1116 ' r ) w ere attacked in ,Gaeta dm SOLO, by the . olit6tlt'ilia part y cornManded by L i cRAN, which dis , e 'eianyd titeto* killing anOnaking pri;oricra a, great 4 . "i CQI4eI Mrtl,t, curninandant of 'Navarie, hay , rtt'lice of the approach of an escort, With I;r6°.° 1414)4ti5. Euglish,.Spanislt, and Portogliesol await 14thent at Puente de ittlanon, with 2,961) wen.— ey arrived on the 241,11 MT. in the 'nett of the action the prisoners were ninth Or.. Continence iil:74. and ationt 200 of thent were killed. After 11,i,,:l,rlanco the French fit' n endered, and Ihere 1"IVI. in consequence at fallen iiuo she hands of cart Gun prisoners, t wo coaches' and seventy i, . i laden with etoiptig,, valued et ex, millions 61 111 tv6. f the t 0 Generals accompanied the escort, one 0 t„:. 1 wa ' lakcn prioner, the other was shot in his hen l i m " t he first giscimge. six spanish Ladies kt,l-`44rti *were; taken with them, and instantly tic I,4ddeath. The only part of this convoy. Wt'ich slett:.; h a d Char tea he consisting of tat) men, ~,v,I, "au 4141.4 a- of The Officers, inaong whom 0 411 tiul 441 inas d e L g lab, With %% hunt they got safe i n to b Y . th e th tlit• .flee prisoners' who were escorted Wits ab„..-ai" bOdy were all liberated. MASBENA, ,41 half ' this convey, and r eturn o 1 t , 4 'eagtio behind With hi ° Y Ittoria, to wait the arrival of JUNCir, 3 t'3COrt. t o A pass together. , it aue'unta f i • 1 . the l4th ill, oi , torn I.rtas state, t.tat on . 404 his r , e Conitnancier oi- Guetillas, Lasts; atiackvd triern av ' l ll, in Villalba de Lo r sa, a party of. the ot;YI*111 had come up from Ordttra 'to watch 41 . 1111 ,:e toOk from them 70 prisoners' with their al pttend4l:. whom he had sent to Genera) PORTIEIi , 'will 2 9th of May, LoNGA had an aetinn ~. 1 Gun of the e Medina de Puenas; he was 4 11 e,. ne nV, in Me 1,„.... %TANI in defeating thern, but with some nitt-liat°7lettliii owri part. The . sth of June, he again • i,i h l ls° 'l4latti r - Y• in Pena de O'duna, Go of the kit 10 death, the remainder, leaving in roa. , -.;..,, . r . ~ 4 th eir 1) rns,essaped to Ordona. Account f st 3t . , t ,... i rem Poites, of the 11th of Mayi .his vii hat Gt•ileral PeaLlim ila for some time had tees e3d tittiner • •,i_ Ne i at that pl:lee, charged wl.ll ortthititio of he 7th % 7 Army, L 417 17 lir; r U COURT OrKIG'S BENCH, FRlnot, jui:it THE XING 4.)..51ib1,HY AND OTHERS: • This was an information of Davenport Seri- . -ley, John. Settley, Charles Gabriel, Gustavus Kier-' mitt, cetintionly called Baron Kierrtilff, and Edward Nleyer i for a conspiracy to defraud the Most Noble the Marquis of Headfort. John bedley and Edward, Meyer had absconded without pleading ; the other. • two defendants had pleaded not guilty. Mr.rCuttwoouupened the pleadings, and Mr. AT TOUNEY General stated the case, as it was proved by the following witnesses. • Richard Walker said he was six 'or seven years ago a pr4citier in the Fleet, where he hecame ac quainted with the defendant Davenport Sedley, in taod. The defendant communicated to the wit ness in the latter end of the year ISO% that he could procure the acceptances of a Nobleman, if the wit ness thought proper to - have any thing to do With the business. Witness consented ; and a few days afterwards the defendant named the Marquis of Headfort. The witness went to the defendant's bou , e, 5, Gray's-% Lambeth, where the de fendantdrew up a letter, which witness copied, and directed to the - Nlaretais,• and which the defendant was to forward. The witness identified the letter En:irked A No. I, and dated 90). October; 1 Buy.-- - It was now read, dated froth 16, Robert-srt et, Bedford-row. It slated that Ow Martillisio name was ournerously rteotded in the annuity whites Chancery ; boa if his Lordship could ce4ociate a morigageat 4 per eclat. the writer was ready Ao pay oft ail those annuittys and furnish his Lordsaip with 6 or 0,0001 . . statues 2 or 3,0001. of which he might command now. William Wortley, otfic'er of police, proved that he searched the delenclahl's noose, 5, 4.2 9aY's - wittk, L anbeth, oi, the y,3tli ot . iebruary .shit,' and found thersa•le eapers whic;• De produced, in a book-case, nrthe lic also found other papers in Me.) ert , i lodging. 'Oeorgc Barnes, - who had been acquainted with the' delendaut 15 or I ) oars, pr,nreti'tue band-writ ing to . t tre oefendant Seeley. Walker' was then recalled, and said that he received an answer to his letter trom the N1,..- quis, which he deliveted to the def.endoni,' Sediey, lie now knew his Lordshiiis band, and believed the ittswer to be of toy 'Writ tug Sedley teld the wit• ness he bad belle r employ borne ttiend to wait on the Marquis who could wake a better figure. Wit 'lless named MI. Lucas, and •it was set Aed that he should wait on, his Lordship trout the witness, to procure the Marquis's acceptances. The witness saw Sedley again in a birteight or three weeks time ; when he came to wit nes.s house 'in a Very great rage, and said that the witness had been too communicative to Mr. Lheas, who had obtained the acceptances; and goitti away. The witness replied, this. was impossible, as lie bad told Lucas nothing. The witness knew Meyer, ,coartnenly Oiled Count Meyer; he had been intimate with Sedley for years, Sedley %‘/48• net a man acquaintarrce he stryed, as a bad character; the witness had seen them `to get her on a footing" Of intimacy. The witness- saw Meyer tour, lite, or six moiiths.atter the riegoci attott• with the 'Margins; and tla hiut, lie under stood'iliat Meyer anu Sect cy had been. concerned iu something very improper. Ile seeoted surprised, and asked What ; the winiegi, replied, in taking the Moguls 's acceptances. Meyer asked, " Woat of that you are not the tittle Walker that of iginally . wrote the letter-r , he is dead. Were' you the little Walker ?" He ado Cd.,• that tie had-been obliged to 'get fourteen. or •fitteere hundred iimmtis' from Bare') Klerrolf ; add that lie himself had hardty any thing to do w ith it---only thirty peewit - . • The witness thought, he behaved exiretnely ill to WM, as he Wd originated the curt spendeece. said, it was the wituess'a own (rink for his einntuunicativeoess. The letter 'was dated from Becitbrd-roW, although the witthiss lived' at Lambeth.. Sedley asked hiin to name a respeCtable place to date it twin, and heilid. The Witness knew nothing at Sedley's funds ; ire 'once 'Clinic to borrow a spot) of the 'witness, ter the purpose. of pawning it for money to meet a Gentle inati at the Horns; Kennington, with. He got 9i., or i is. for the spood, of whith the witness saw no- 1 thing More. • The ‘vitnei's was .well acqiiaiuted with Sedley's hand-writing,' and proved the draft in the letter A to be his, as also a docket of the,bundle.of letters found by the This - dot ket ran-- " Connor, Walker, Meyer, 1 80g —R. Walker, Ito bert-street, Bedford-row—Oth Wt. answered--71h 00. wrote again—loth Ott. Dec . . 14th,' Meyer; 2nlh Dec. 2v, Dec.. 1810 . , Jan. 6, iv, 16, 17, to,-4t3og, Dec. tr. Tho 1414 O'Brien," At Ow bottom ,was the name of " Wortley ," . the °dicer.. This witness. proved the letters Ato to be 'in the' hand.wtiting of Sedley; and 'also proved several others from Meyer to the Margins, iVth January, 18 10, , froin J. Phillips to the-save,9lll July.lBlo— copy hereof sent 'him this day." From J. Phil lips to the samr, loh July, fa 10 , —.“ sent off this day."---Copies of letters from the Marquis to Meyer, •of 1809.10 —of 61h Jan. 1810.--" Copy sent [which was proved- to , be in tie.' written by Meyer] of 12tb 1810, addressed to Phillips, from Mr. Evans, the Marquis's Seliciter [as was proved ',pate solicitor.] - Upon his crosa-exanaination,, this witness said he Was a surgeon and apothecary. He had had fre ' (pieta 'quarrels with Sedley since, not only ab o ut the Marquis'ai affairs, and about his spoon, but about ,someibing which was irrelevant to this cause. It was about uttering bad notes of the Newhaven Bank. The Witness . was never arrested on that score ; but Sedley had assisted iu detaining him on it. Since be had praelised as a medical than ; he had sold drugs by commission latterly. He was not clerk to 1111 John Shee, of Bloomsbury-square, wine-rnerchanr, but he had often sat - in his cdunt ing-house when he went to see his clerk, Mr. Dawson. . He never had offered to Swear arty for 403. Charles Walker, of No. LI, Rebett.atreet, Bed. ford-row, lived there in Wolter, isog, and re membered the last witness apOyitig to his house, but did nut see him.. , . Six or seven days afterwards a letter came addresse,l to Richard Walker, Esq 4 who never lived there, and ut whom the witness knew nothing. The Alahrois of 'Headfort prdied the receipt of NY AIKVI ii)l3re,lr To ms Lord:. s hip's answer annexed to lel er z, iti Worin,:y s bundle „The draft of it in Sedley's hand-writing, dated the . 6th of`Otiober,.; , tBtQ, Was then read. It *assigned lid. Walker, and apologised for not call ing upon his Lordship, on account of a confinement by the gout -; but, if the writer did not 5., 0 1 1 611 ,himself, he 'Would send tt-. confidential friend tains Lordship [Mr. Walker here proved, that Sedleygive hint this draft to copy his leiter from.] , A short time afterwards his Lordship receiverfa fetter signed Edward Meyer, dated September 14, I itto ) (winch Mr. Walker proved to be of,Sedley's riting ttriough out), offering the-Marquis 6or 8,0001. hir 4 or 6 months to renew the' bills for so much longer and, it' required, again a third time ; the letter demanded secrecy, however, ate the writer Wii4 engag d with partners inn mercantile house. The Marquis said he was at that 'time desirous of rAising Monvy to pay off cettain anunities- With. which be had charged his estate. Soon -afterwards he saw Meyer at his Lordship's house, in York-place. He offor-. ed to discount hills' at to per cent, i but at the same time said, there must be a 31le in order to procure the money ; he was in the habit.of purchasing goods and re-wiling -them, and talked of accommodating his lordship with the produce of such a tade,r.&- ducting the risk; He would make .the Margnii't bills due when perfectly c ,nvenient, and ouid in: was engaged in some very considerable hou'c in thecity:, but he negociated this 'w:thotit the knowledge of his partners. The. Martpiis told him this kind of negociarion did not suit his rp.irpose, and as he pro duced no money, dismisse d hint. Afterwards, on the same day, was put iron his• 1 ordship's hands a signed 44 Thonias G'Briert,"'wthich his Lord- • ship identified, dated DeLember li, , 1809, and ad dressed to Mrs. Massey, saying, that out of regard for her family, with every timi) of witreli toe writer was acquainted, he wrote to desire tier to caution the Marquis against Meyer, whom the writer saw coming out of his Lordship's house. — He was . H man who lived. by making usurious .euritratis with men of fortune; and invented fictitious sales, pre tending a loss of 7 per cent. winch he, re(l9 4 tod hit; .dupes to ;mike good.. He bad been '..i5-years v in, business in London. • George. Baines proved this lent:r to be of Setliey's hand-writing. The, Narqtlis continued to say, that ,when he re ceived .o'l3in-tits letter,' he was sorry he had sent away Meyer; but a day or two atteiwards. he re ceived another letter from Meyer u dated the 2u h of December, my, saying t hilt he had then an , op portimily of purchasing, 4 quantity of port!wine cheap, at,tour or six mutiths, • which bt: could sell again at a loss of 1.t5. per cent.; and proposing that the Marquis should draw on him 'tor Junol. and he on the Marquis for cBool. and that any bahk.pr .wooled be glad to diseount his, Lordship's acceptances. In consequence of this letter the Marquis appointed Meyer to, meet him in Saville -street, as he did not wish to, be again watched by, O'Brien.— Meyer came; repeated the substance of hi 4 letter, Vinod agreed to accept at twenty-one days. The Marquis, consequently gave 'him acceitances' for 3 . 0 r 40001. Part of these, had' been deitrhyeti; for in,tat ? ce, two of toool. each. '.there 4 , , V;s'one, of 5001. (Lied 'December 27, and another 'of the tome amount, which was after Wards exchanged - for two of '2OOI. and 3061. and the hool. destroyed. Meyer said the bills would be more leadlydiseounted u•t;er natnes than his own. Mr. Snntlyinn here proved t! hand•Nniting of Baron Ki, quiff. The M.itquis continued, th,:t he received the letter which had been proved tc., be of Ke.rrelfrs hand-writirig, a(trr 4lre negociation of the bats. His' Lordship, upon cross.examinatinn by Mt% Jc... gVt.r., for the detetictint Kterrullf, E.:Aid, that he never heard of the Baron's name, before tie applied as a particular friend of Meyer's, to exchange:one of the 'OOOl. bills, for smaller hills, The Marquis added, that he exchanged the-bill Mr. Smithson proved. the payment of one of the bills of 3001. by the Marquis's Solicitor, .Nkr. Evans, . The Marquis continued, that ho got nothing in exchange for these bills.- '• Meyer brought a Gentle man of the i name of Witton, who .Meyer told his , Lordship could nor discount tinder 20 per cent. but he was a sure man.' His Lord4llip received letters signed Edward Meyer, •Which wele now proved' to be of John Sedley's hand writing. The . ffrat was dated. 'Saturday noon, and apologized for . not attend ing the Marquis. The second was_ dated Jatmary i 2, postponing the payment of money to his . Lordship till Thursday,/as the 834 had refused to discount even fur bankers till then.' A' third was dated Monday afternoon, Januaiy 15, and Made 'farther excuses for not advancing any money. The Marcjuis afterwards. received tool. from Wition, which was every farthin he had received. Before the bills became due, his Lordship received a let ter, signed Vanes, Anil dated No. b, Lambeth, May, 2, Ism. This letter was now proved to hein Davenport .sedley's It stated, that the writer had come into nosserinon 'of some 61 the Marquis's bills for a valuable. t.)risi deration. It piesumed that his Lordship was nut acquainted, when he accepted the bills, with'the character of Edward Meyer. 11: added; that the writer cortid introduce 'his LordsWp to 'a roan NOM would lend him 10,11061, prosided his Lordship: would pay isoul. down. To this letter hits Lord ship gave no , ,answer whatever, and did nut pay the ,In`June his Lordship received another letter, signed Phillips, (which was also now proved to be the hand-writing of Davenport ,Sedley). At was dated Anne 30, 1810, and staled, that on the fol lawing'Saturdiy his Lodship's accilitance of lino!. wonldbenome dtie to the writer, Mid had taken it in payment from the insolvent drawei, mho was . a disgrtee to the name of than, and - Who, the %)friier should have thotight, coukl have had no knowledge of his Lordship. He had now in his possession, however, lettiss, she Wing the inter-- coolie between them but, if his Lordship Vvorild pay the writer's bill, tie would fate them all np, that hit Lordship might not be exposed in any con rieCtion with so dreadfully obnoxious a character as Edward Meyer.. It 'was (Wed 'l4; Sarithin's,ltine, Lombard-street. Tills letter,' any nlore than the former, had no effeet on his LOrdship. He alter wards received a third, dated July 3, lt3to, (whi , th was now provedlo be of the hand-writing at John Sedley). It repeated the wow, said that Meyer MU been tAffeeirled tot attemptiag um - Mural ciin and when in 'ctrAtidy' hail produced.'bins with hit Lordship's atcetlance. if his Lordship would pay the wilter) bill, ne would rut in :I Way of get. tivg rid of all the Ureters ; st It no etteci WaS produced on ills Lordship; On the loth of July he recet , e4l a n oiti rr letter, :Laio a d JohnA'ateii . , "(inn) whit ti 4 , at now proved o be& Davenport Scdicy's writing.) it stated; that the writer had had the good. fortui e 14. get rid of - his Lordship"a accePtance at a gr.at fos4, 'and that EdWatd Meyer was yostardity jeto to New: `ship lion) Vere-street; (;tars-market, H. L ott ! • still ,•inlid nti attention to - these lettetai; aftei worth recened a leiter signed by Phillips :(tlle ori A in:d otwhicli.,tvas .drew pltned : ,to be in Jolni Sedicy's hand i , witting, and the drait in that of 1../4 venport Seal)q), atiLl dated thb. expre'sse'd a surprise at his Lord . shi!i's with Edward Meyer, but ft,-tarsi that lie 'w.ts lareyty a wine-buyer for his Lordship, atni gave int aceout.t current of the bilk net v. - e'en ~,t 0,, This letti.r put in drect lean% to ties ip, that in •%) eases the publiC alOys judged of a nitti by tits erton,,cc ticinS) tar 'the payment-14i! the writeti if riot in full, in 'part with itetihry icir th e r e . minder ; but to lo4e the ivhole intsney was but of the question, as .the holder gave value for the bill. Ily setilhig thedebt without the interltrence of po: lice-officers;:.his Lordship would save htnisell frond considerable expostife., jets Lordship afterwar la te:. ceived a.: leiter, -which . Was ucyw proved to be of John Sedley'a hand-writing, enclosing another Which was now proved,to be:of ll.ivvnport &dig's,. but a feigned Thu, letter was dated the eI st of July,. and .'ngited E.avyaid Aileyeir. It said, that the public were of opia ;on that bird's of a tuber tlevLed together ; and tint by, his Lord.htp's'connemon with toet.vritc;', — he would contract awe!) dirt, and no gond.' It k e mysteiioesly of the origin of lis Lordship's bill dealing* With the. writer, and con cluded " Whon Soil pay your bilk I shall pay inine but fOr me to pay both is out` tit the' Thienelosure was undated, and purported to be addressed to Edward Meyer as from 'a tiieoil it rata, llear'Ned; they have Guns! Dick lleynolda• . for you, and took. , hero tO the trap all night: op out of the way, or you'll 'soon 'gel into :twat-hell, for the traps ere at.yuur heels." KS Lordship put these letters into the , hands of his Attorney, Mr.. Evans, who now provtd that he wrote to Pt,tll!ps'4 address, 14 t Sw4llio'i-jdna, say ing Ihat the yl..trgtnis bad laid the letters and r hand-fail) ire titre him, that thetbject of them could not be mistaken, and that they would be ittimeilialely handed' over tit tore At torney-Genet:4l: The iNktitqWs proved 'the band; bill in question to have been priutvd one,. inclosed in aletter which was' . now prOved to be of the hand-writing of Davenport Sedrey, and dated (rola Swithin",-lane. It *rated to his Lordship, that tha police °dicers were of opinion, that, by advertisi.4 Meyer. he would-be wan diScosered, and would :pay the money sooner than again appear buloteabe legal tribunals which be had twice escaped. It enclosed a placard, of which it wits the writer's in: tent= to have 1.0,000 struck oil, and posted in the most conspicuous parts of Londnu,and its vici nity, by Via own servants ; but first submitted the measure to hiS Lordship. The - placard otfcred 201. for the apprehension Of Edward Meyer, who had taliely obtained bills,ot the Marquis of Hesdfoit; and- bad twice been tried for unnatural Crimea. In consequence of his letter, addressed to Swithin's lane, Mr. Et any now proved that lie risecived letter, purporting to come trorn'Philli,... (but which was now proved to b. of John Sediey's hand writ. ing), desiring the Attorney to coMpare the Attora ney-Generai's opinion, worn lie gut :t, with that of Mr. Seijeant Shepherd, Mitch this writer had taken, The letter recriminated upon the Marquis: The Marquis concluded his examination in chief, by sayinK, that Many of ins acceptances he had paid, and sortie he had resisted an the groUnd of fraud. Upon 110 cross-examinaiien by Mr, 4:,t;.vt.r., hi 4 LorAltip sAl.he never aaw ,Kierrotrf till he was in . cnsiody. He received the letter from the lm as a day or Om after beta'Meyer; wito whom he, hal some conversatlnri about dividing the bill of five hundred poundi. Upon his LordShip's:crOsseezamination by Mr. ADOLIinUS, for the defendant Sedley, he old, That he had had annuity attairs before, but had not before.' received a - spont'aieous Offer for dloah. The tu•gO. ciation about Wine never cattle to any circa. ,TtrO negociation: which was brought to bear was, that his,LOrds:iip Should accept bills at long dates,' at,ii they at short dates. His Lordship alteted opi; niOn Of Meyer, in Consequence of O'Brietr's letter representing him as a 'Monica man. His could have given security; by ‘stiay of mortgage, for mote than the 10,00d1, proposed to be raised through Meyer. Qt Wilton his Lordship knew nothing : he now belieti;tl he had sortie interior tuatiori in the Ofdnasioe, Moyer had appeated lova witness in one Of (Ito actions agins.t . his Lordship, in the late Terms. , Upon 114 re-examination by the ATTriRri.“V- GitNKRALy his ii6raSi‘ip said 11 tat did tiCcoll7ll. the s.tlc of wines .was ultitnatily to lie r:ltitt.!P,H, when the a'econtnt Witt . ° Settl6,l. Win. C'tdlinbey other psperl fotina at Sedley's house, and on bis person. ' , Some Witnesseii were then called; rot tlici pUr. 4 pose t Rubstanihiting the cliarge ikierrue; butafier tbez had been I.;firi!! Ei.t.kgitaaotnift skid, he tholight fltu eyidtin..e sufficient against' hini; and the Arroittity-Gt4Ni-A: itAr laid be would not preis the infohnot on aga , n4t. the Baron; and he was AL:cording Guilty. Setiley's Courts,ll 'shortly addresked kite Conti ; could not, with the testimony of the Learned Jt1:144 . 6 notes, attempt any defence. Lord ELLatinnitobott said; the Learned &onset had done too dis-serViCe it, his ciitint by his test“ Chia fur he Would only have wasted Irie strert„,iffit in histefence. D.tventvort Sedley was now the'only defendant on the record; and the-Jury niusr satisfied, that ai to hint, the charge of conspiracy, either With his son, - John efiley; or With Aleyer i was Made out. 11 they had the least doubt of this, his Lordship would review the mass of evidence art his note=s ; if- not, they would hod the ch,f eo ,l, l „/ guilty. Iti4isLordship-cOmpilinented Lord 13tia,!a.d. Inatiiiness anti good Scow in resisting the imposig , ions attempted upon hitn„, The Jury, wittous bebitatton i found the defall;-1 ant Guilty.