The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-03-27 00:00:00

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logiouies? %Tao it ibe soldiers? Was it the eintsbabitre? Woe
It the Msgiatrittes? Gond God! is as, itineronl demos,
ogee to must lOW thi• Nlogistreass as the waramies elf din.
people? burs it look like wareshio au ordasly iteedosi M.
sheer thnsMaiii.trellw tint the Palltia.were delomiered-alt dot
mind they llettodlti• wriegt. .10.,altew thellt—Atal •Ylt, •4
in,. the power. to Issuaylle Apt, Am, hot that yes have
int the will to rattans that -polme.l._ Heist eesueed
eassaised to-shew'dialthe MAAS iipey . to destroy Mao-
- *rider; but shuthp "dotted ire smite 11. • r this, welling mood"
Hug talon ? I inhibit*, declare, that moat es Crewel •the•
to onanti of that day, 1. give credit to thins, taro oodelr.lbe
--.lolpression that the teem wee ia dagger, took ohmeonee lneave .
withitii•r.aonse obotgualistell Do the drumernedoeresettnemene.
♦ ofnot hoeing it weer checked lord G. U. talelrislimlOW
ske-Learnei! Counsel stated that the Abe* toed Ihrpoped.,,
• peosecuted for cut baying at 8.111, taken *ow
ita.perierve the public peace. I shrill say tee projeitilCi
M.-sin this part of the question, except a wonder loninpreint
of -*gentleman of high family sad ammonium'''. *hew itiro-
omens has bora growl!, vilified during Ibis inquiry. There
curled not a more hutmet. or a mime bounmeable moo then
!ie. Helene. That Geatientai lasdeirnt• teases. himing,ind
be tow atones thrown is the Mr matheappeenith of the
esonley; and the Daly contradidiene to thieves, that twilit,'
Other witisessee had nut seen it. The Leaned Cousowl, after
in variety of arguments, which the 'stemma thelmor pre,
mob us from giving, concluded • operate/ three Imam aml
ihree quartets, by calling upon the Jury. to give • verdieti
unbiassed by Roy public or party feeling.
The ease being elareidloo boob side',
Wide . Justice Illawagg. atideessod the Jury as 'Oldies :—Orn •
thmoris of the Joey, the period boo. arrived whets it is ne-
cessary for me to offer to you sorb observations upon this im-
portaut coupe ma, .sunning up, it is my duty to make. I
Moat, Is accurately as I can, lay down the law to you epos, the
I object, and a!an offer ouch observe times as strike me Noon the
evidence. I shall cornmente,as the Comae; oti bob sides have
.bee, by entreating yenta dimities ham your minds all politi-
cal a* party feeling, to cousislering your verdict. I must also
vastest you net or twookier.whar tray be the emoorqweare
armor verities riling' owe *ear or the other, and to come to
u•siveteiois amen the evidence only. It will be for you to
wash seriously the observations Isbell make to you, and net
mildert notes, you fully concur in them. lethal! endeavour
in ibis case to leave out of the question all matter &riles
Wit. In oiviog poor verdict you must not look to theism,.
rol'in•which it will affect any party. I am quitesue., Grote..
mho, that in the rose of any doubt arising is your minds yen
yolferill.give the defendauts the fri/I brut It of it; and that if,
oll4ha cookery, yen shoold deem the evideace eeinirient,
yaw will boldly and fearlessly pronennee your verdict se-
clAllllttgly. His Lordship then reed over the different comets
of the indictment.. •
•••11ne• Learned Judge, at a quarter before eight o'clock in
tllliphiing; had only goo.' through the evidruce so far as
bilfnitiferteis. Tit evidence of three witsresses remsitied to
bodosiled heftiest his conclusion of the rase for the prose.
eirribn.' He then observed to the Jury that he thought
they had gone as far as they could for this night.
Thai* Owe still n great mass of evidence to detail, suit the
rrroitiVittinig importance of the rase would nreingarily re-
e.te • 'Hun him Many observations in detail. He would, if
'thd'Jury pinked, sit at eight eel irk on Monday.
life Jury thanked fibs Lordship, but MN; that the usual
botrOf nine tech:ck mould, if he ideated, be more risme.
niditt for the*.
3tl. /fifties &Omni' replied, that his only desire was to
peorpie fordistiroceonintodai ion as moat as possible, in the
re/rollout, of the arrlyoos duty that devolved open there.
Are Mint remised a hope, that as the Jary ivonl.l have
a dig of leisure to-turiirou (Sunday), they would retrain
foraltirarbg' into come of the Govertimeat Print,, eitich
during the lest week bail been libelling him in the grossest
tr.ati,Vt. 'Their ntiatudeillormatinite write highly calculated
to recite an sundae piajoiliklhlitsidel WEL
Mr. Justice BaiVirtialidyakist if Mr. Hoes wished, the
Jur; shootil ire sworn twill* ma genentorsiention with any
burly on the subject of tgitt
me. Hunt replied les•Orad no wish to put Ikon to their
oaths ; they erersomote of bMDsr, and be trusted to their
words. r .t,
Several Jaren, seadpilloybod determined front the limit;
ping do hold sin cammionletninn with any body respecting
the trial, and that tbeybed read no oewapapers
• Mr. Justice BA VtliT-..." Indeed, Goodman', I believe none
of we how lied time to read newspapers Mace ibis trial cow.

The elrerre of the Jeercre will elme fele on Meedey, Red
•ar arraegemeots are umber will ermeeseed doe moot rard
communication of the melt of this isportaet trial.

Tiff.`,...BRITISIt ;PRESS.


t.ONDON,•
MONDAY. Masai t 7, mete.

The trial of M. Hine arid others had not con.
ri tided sit York at e quarter before eight o'clock on
Saturday eveniug. A full report of the proceed-
ings on the two last days is give. in our preceding
columns. It is not expected to close till late this
evening.

Mr. Jactice BATLEY, we regret to learn, exhibits
in the •Iteration of his appearance since the earn-
kotratemelit of the trial, the debilitating effect
ii;itich;inch arduous application atn•t necessarily
prodsee. tie Las more than once bled copiously
freinthe Ent.e during the trial, and we have heard
lorottoto; fatigue has nearly altogether during the
toiriiik; Eights deprived laitu of sleep.

Dutch Papen to the Sid 'guyed lii
they contain no sews of soy interest.

uigbt, but

We have received Brussels Papers to the 43.1
inst. We learn from the Hague that the section. of
the Second Chamber of the States Genetsl have
just finished the investigation of the new budget,
owl hare iniisted that further retrenchments shall
be made. It is said that the Deputies have desired.
oolong other things. the suppression of the Corn.
suitteo of Ililreuchment. as it is called, the ex.
penses of evLielt are placed in the extraordinary
budget at 15,900 florins. In these Papers parti.
csil.r notice i• made of the 444444 ovally fiequent and
'sent passage of courier, through Brussels durit:g
1.,r last week. The events which have occurred in
Spain were probably the occasion of it ; they are of
nature that must reader titers deeply intereettag
to every Court sod country in Europe. •
from Frankfurt informs us that the
11/Miutili,raillombled'orlfieuna in Congress held
thrii co—wZreLee qu
.the Intl' of this
month, and adds, that the Congress'will nut be du..
solved earlier than the cud of April. A perfertlY
good understanding is anirietc.prevail among these
diplennatiSts. and a elleoCeeil#itdAiori is giernto
certain reports circolosod rOtt;: PatiViaspectios au
intention of placing a corps of observation on the

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