The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-29 00:00:00

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Fine ditto -57 s a 58s od

Barley
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4os a 44s od

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Beans

,33s a 36s oci

We were, with many others, very much per-
plexed ,to account for the Privilege of Freedom from
Arrest, which the Speaker, in his Address to the
Throne, requested in behalf of the Servants of Mem_
bers of Parlianient, as it had been aly liched by Mt
of Parliament ; but-our doubts have been completely
satisfied by an explanation of this, apparent cOntra-
didiOn in. No, 1. of Mbretes Parliamentary
ter, just published, to which we must refer our
Readers. •

The Defendant was tried and convided before the
Chief BARON of the EXCHEQUER, at the last
Assizes for the County of Kent, for wilful and cor-
rupt Perjury, which he committed in endeaVouring
• to support the case of a Smuggler, of the name of
Hart ; he came now to receive the judgment of the
Court, and other Defendants, Smugglers, convicted
of obstruding Officers of the Revenue, in the due
execution of their duty, were also brought in, so
that Mr. Justice GROSE took occasion to address
them all together, and which was done in a manner
so interesting, that we feel it our duty to the Public
to state it, and which was very nearly as follows
—" George Gooding, you now stand to receive the
judgment of the Court, upon
,convidion on an In-
didment, charging you with the crime of perjury."
—[Here the Learned Judge stated the material aver-
ment in the Indictment, on which the Defendant
was, -upon evidence which was satisfadory to an
enlightened and attentive Jury, convided of a foul
and wicked crime, such as most unquestionably
Perjury was.] -
" It is much to be regretted, that the crime of
which Hart was convided-tSmuggling),• and which
creates an addition to the Taxes which honest and
industrious persons are compelled to bear, is s'o pre-
valent ; and it is still more to be lamented, that to
screen such offenders, still more enormous crimes
are committed ; the guilt of both is increased by the
endeavour which is made that one of theM should
escape. Men addicted to this, course of life (and I
speak in the hearing of all you who are to receive
the Judgment of this Court this day), will do well
to relied, for the regulation of your future condud,
that your punishment must be for the sake of ex.
ample, and that especially those who, after having
disobeyed' the laws of man, to conceal it, disobey
the laws of -the Almighty, and call on his sacred
name to attest a Falsehood. It would be Well, if,
by the lesson of to-day, persmis of your description
would avoid the one crime and the other, that of
violating the law by Smuggling,_and of following
"it up, and endeavouring to screen it, by Perjury,
and sobornation.of Perjury : and it is afilding to
see so many men standing to receive the Judgment
• of the Court, "for such offences, who might, with
less trouble to themselves arid puled satety, earn
a livelihood in an honest and commendable oc-
ciyation, by which they could provide, comfort-
ably, for theMselves and children. That Smuggling
leads to idleness, intemperance, and poverty, in

SHIP NEWS.

YARMOUTH, N0V.26.

It appeared that the Prosecutor in this Case is a
Gentleman of fortune and married to the sister of
Mr. Durand, Member of Parliament for Maidstone.
That the Defendant is a Lieutenant in the Navy,
and became acquainted with the Prosecutor and his
family, and frequently visited them together with
his wife. Some tine afterwards; unhappy differ-
ences arose betwien the Prosecutor and his wife,
which ended in their separation, and there is now

Arrived—the Alert, Bly, from Malaga ; Ventriloquist,
Adamson Hull, from Memel ; Brown, Blackney; Elizabeth,
Turnmon, from Hull.
Sailed—the Nimble, Urquhart, for Liverpool,; Flora,
Bailey, for Hull; Peace, Ballard, for Scotland.

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