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London, England, 1820-05-09 00:00:00

Lordship observed. tbst site eet to the evi.
defies of the remillettimei poweed at the Smith-
field fleeting, ii appeared the resolutions weir
orally delivered by eosin perms on the hast-
ier, and the witness Fitzpatrick. trecelmel s
µsteer from one of the witness,
as awl to, thole.
resul atoms ; he compared rod found it cue respond. if
with toilet he had heard. it therefore appeared
his Lerriblsip it was receivable as against that De-
lendaid. With regard to the resolotione themselves..
be had not brought his mind to doubt that lie had
properly stated to the Jury the inference which
'night be drawn from them ; for what were the
facts? Mr. Hunt attends a meeting at Smithfield
an the 9.lst July ; on the 31st July au arlytpi.e -
went appeared in a Manchester paper, fur a Alt% t-
ing of • similar nature to be held on the9.h
August. at which Mr. Hunt was to tate the Choi'.
Mr. Ilunt arrived at Manchester on the 8111 of
August ; the ineetiux wits postponed to the 16th.
surd at that meeting Mr. flout presided. Now hi.
Lordship lotted. ass it iticouvntelit to inter their at a
meeting sitembled for • similar purport M Ileii t
Weald to protium similar resolutions mod act.ja
ineuilar anariner ? His Lordship agreed. tlisd is the
absence of 'eidetic, inorieesee woe to lie pressroom;
but were they not then to drew iraVOSOLII from err.
deuce adduced? He would put the case of goofs
stolen. no person seeing the thief is the int ed.
meshing them. but they are hisiod in the poreseiow
of a person within 114 hours after, the presumption
is that lie stole them, and it is for him to produre
evidence to account for how he CMS)! by V c c : e•or
such evidence persons were every day found guilt).
If Mr. Hunt meant at the Manchester meeting.
put similar resolutions to those passed at Santis.
field, he was criminally culpable. If he meant
pu: different ones, he ought to have produced et .-
deuce of abet was intended to be proposed. •
His Lordship then briefly adverted to the t,u .i.
ing and drilling, the evideace of which, he thought.
had been properly sent to the Joey. His Lordship
next made some observations on parole evideuce,
the tendency of which went to prove that the rule
of law. as to its admiseimi, was not iu enamel Cole*
so inflexible as Mr. Hoot had oauleoded. lii con.
elusion los Lordship said, that he entirely can.
eurred iu all the observations of the Lord Chief
Justice. • a
The ATToRBIZT-GENSIIAL MOD and nlftettlAll'S
on the time which this case had occupied alreedyis
prayed the immediate judgment of the Coerce.'
the Defendants.
Mr. Hunt said the observation of Mr. Attorney-
General as to the length of time the case lied occu-
pied was 110 feniall why the Defendants should met
have time to prepare their sfhdavits which they
would have in offer.
The Loan Cuter Justice-4' Mr. Attorney.
General has said: if you have any thing to oiler tee
objects nut to Wait."
Mr. Hunt then named Monday next as the day
on which they could have the alidatits from elan.
cheater.

The Arromm-Gursitistbsagig Art -might
be ready with thew os Zjrt . which would be
much snore commie's% , wlawas war
the last dsy of Term. -•
The Cone's, afterletime einieilletiesi, decided
that the Defendants ditivid Raw sp es Saturday,
and alibi to the Court if they were not then ready
whet Mop had brew takes, and the Court would
Ass. *tide, if roper, is Ist it stand ever till
gerient then bowel to their Lordships and
withdraw, accompanied.* the other Defelidants.
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Lllllllc, APRIL 09d.4 _
Our fair has now begun some days; it is pretty
well attended, and many buyers art still expected
from Russia. The Greeks, who made large peel.
chases at the last Michaelmas fair, and who era mid
to have still a considerable stock on hand, are pit
so numerous as usual ; some are said to have k.lit
away in order not to be obliged to make goodiliear
payments. The Jews from the kingdom of Po-
land are more numerous, and the goods poretroont
is the beginning of this week especially met melon
brisk demand. [outlier was bought up oollogl•
though it was very dear; this hes been the cage fur
some days plash Woollen cloths have had also a
rapid sale, and silk goods did not want foe' per-
ehasers. It would he. however, too early to furies
ma opinion of the result of the fair, but it w .tsar
believed that it will not be had. Meer aralises
for payment came front the north, and though else
number of tellers is even greater in tilt, fair than
usual, yet • great deal of wholesale buSiiiin is
dose. There are many French. kohoin, Plwareo.
lenders, and English here. all of thews relieve, aiiif
their numbers greatly injure the sale of (ii•lemaii
manufactures. The English are particularly tie-
memo.; and what • crudity of. English goods
there most be at Leipsc this fair may be interred
from the fact that 40,000 let. of Roglish Tart,*
and callicuea lace Cellar by!woy.r Lowlier* uhnie
to Leipsic for Our Eisner fear.
,A still gjeairr
quantity of other goads, for instance, hardware.
japanned articles, tkc. goer down the Elbe to MagJe-
berg, sad so to Leipsic.- A single hnu•le Imre lia•
now received 900 cwt. of English tau (or japodnen)
goods which still maintain the superiority ovor.tlt
German.—(iVipmpberg Correspondent, 0507.)
VIAMIteoIIT, Alien. ir.
The agents of the German merchants au, su.ieo-
facturers in the memorial which they hare 'ad-
dressed to the Congress at Views*, iiirist on' the
necessity of calling together a general congerss of
the European merchants. They desire that they
may have grouted to them, for six yours ouly,Aie
mouovoly whicia their rivals have toppled lorldr.
end they hope that its thia chart peliOd they shall
acquire suffacieLt strength to maintain the cilniii.-
bijou oith all fireman. They violently ttrusan,t
thot, to paamote the interest oldie (itrillitaii law:he -
facturer., proliitailoty eposoeree_ stay be ailokiteit
ag 'hint England.
Accordi)g to the last aerosols 100,, co!!1+101-
Doyle, ellorschiil Ahmed Piclia, silo 11,..d berii
obliged to quit Aleppo. in cottarytieni'i of n' &a
revolt of the populace, Wrist tionsialrosli the N. v
et the, helot of e :body : of simple had esomio-.1
eithost,emacy the. rialgo, of 'crams. auLl Weis.