The Sun.
London, England, 1817-06-18 00:00:00

s *as levyint.l. N.:lr agair.,t rs,t'rte:rity,
* 0 fittemet to crttri rot ille Royal it atil,,rity try forte,
el ...flier to the Icorg to adapt or rejrct ;toy
easorc of pohlie policy ltv f. re of arrinvilos levyin4
tor a..tainst the king, and Ow quantity of force used north;
fib, • (Lire, tiler in the principle, lint went mierely its the
• tor,.`;al;tl;•tie. of fueeris. His leirilthip t ben resit the
.autloi
ri!? of ,Iso.tiee Foster on that. poivt. The stoestion
f. 1,0 would be foi tlletit to Lay, 111).,ci the evidence whirls they
tuot heatd oti this point, W.ss the tustinit they had Ilvard tie-
its evidence, it levying Nti,tr ty;atit the Xing 's' an-
{ hard- y, ur rbe nitre tesupora.'y youllition of popolar
fiery ?it had been obJerttol In the Advocates c.t the
Prisoners that C. over :title. stt had not called Ilarrisou
at it witness. They wsostlsi, r,..colles.'t that flarrison waS
pinta 11 one of the conipir tor., nos? had hurt
teigeil in the traosuctioti. It with lint) iis tire power
of (loves ',most to WO, 111,11 IZIVe etidtttel. los"'
eriminoted hissitelf. hr Lath been pit in tor lios, he no,ijlit
t, its,. demo, sled iw mower any Trillion pity. 11110
pbeate..l hisoself, nod Counsel Would hlve done right iu potting'
him (on Isis guar ; bat if he cfotid hare spnkeis testis' on I.elosit'
• of 1 he pri.ortr's innocence, it 'Va.' c;:onSpetesit fl.r• the psisa.ser
to base eabod Isint,nod he mii4itt have coot rosticted the at too,
;ince, if 1w Indy e..01d, in mosey suat(oial part. of Ills story
They bad heard much of' this cuts I iirongli the ei.krettc4e of
tas accomplice, and it was rnost true. that that acaomplice
presented himtrlf as a very bate character; he was obliged to
contv.s t hat he had been implicated iu )(rectal infamotil and ne•
'lsrimistratlCAltion's. "lit such sort 'of secret treasons, Gsii-erri.
-no ent wn. obliged to seek through cliatiti.els mit pare for eel-
<knee of facts which could nut otherwise be discovered.- An
;"`‘‘"4,l'lice Wilt 41101 witness; but Judges always told Juries
they were not to be believed, unless confirmed—not in troy
lii tug, for that would lie impossible; or if it could Le done, it
55.0,.1d rssuder the eri,;etsce useless bust SO far as to warrant a
%tory in believing ttit i i a. to those other part. of the case in
which they were tint confirmed.. Lord Holt had 10 said 011
trial the reign of King William 111., and that (torts int.had
trey shier pr railed. An accomplice was a gooti 'ego!. witness,
fiat hi verdikt most he left to the buy.. liefory lie arrived, at
the evident's*, lie would. just ridvert ,to iereral points id which
the accomplice Castles stood msterially confirnied. Ile was
confirmed by the. oMener of Cosser its to that ;Host important
f let taLfog a house near the Barracht, which wai to
serve as is f.lepo.it for coliihnstibies to destsoy the sobliery.
Cosste provost t hat. Thl.tlewood reyrosentrit poling %Vat-
**ni us the aoll of a Le'eesterbbire farmer, and that he was
itutrve,tvd fit setting him forti7ard in business, and Wrintd. lie
'security for the rent. lit was confirmed nest Sarungly by the
rapers iutiutl on the Prisoner at the umment of hi* th4hti in
s1•:ii,11 r.a no drawn' out a 3 the pietist of militarv.arriy, accord-
rxactly with the cridklice of the uccomplice. Ile wt Con-
tfirmed by the tindin4lo the hike hi-.ad It seemed to him
tbat- the accomplice was rom,r materially continued.
Leariterl Judge diets read se? iatior the whole
tvideore for tlie proii.entiott—becoluing exhaust-
ed towards three o'clock,

Jostice BAY LEY continued to read the eFi•
&ore to the Jitry, allti occasionally point colt
}party in ttetair iu %Lich the testimony IA Castles
was cot:hulled.

Whet! the evidence was gone through—
Lori! Et.t.r.Nnotlotion said he %%wild only adli a
few observations to the Jury—great pains were
oaten (and praiseworthy ones for their Client) by
thecottrisci for the Prisoner, to nullity the testi-
mony of Castles. The Crown were bound to fur-
nish a list of witnesses to the Prisomer, who was
to deliver the same list to the Prosecn-
tor ; it might then. possibly happen thai if the
Clown had had the same opllirrittnity of ittverti-
gltittg the characters of those who•exposed th.g
itrintoral life of their witness, the Sallie stigma
might pethaps attach to those who made such a
statement. It appeared, however, that the Pri-
soner and his associates eontiutted isttercourse
ith Castles from the 13th of November to the
N! becemher, tiotnithstanding hit inlatuous
toosr at limit's, which ought to have at once coin.
llled them to discard hint for the ito.
portal), enofirmtstory parts for the Jury to consi-
der were, the taking Mr. Cosser's house, the pipe
imiking by iiimtley, anti other matters of 4-31 bat
tint nnimportant notice. The Learned Judge re-
verted at fionsiderithiC length to the arritrui eit4.
l'ACtti* of the evidence, and conelm!ett by entreat-
ing that the Jury would give io sock a verdict
would quiet their own conscicoces, protect the
prisoner, and give hint immunity nom punishment
if be deserved not to be visited by it while they
wo-ld, at the saute time, feel that ticey were pro-
tecting the laws of the land, and giving them,
Chou; who administer them, effective
.
The Jury then, after Wang tome refreshment
in their box, (as stated in our Pver of yesterday)
TCtired, unit after being upseaed,, of an hour ah•
gent, returned their verdict—Not Guitiy.

Tinirt.F.Tot), PrtrAr.)v.. AN:I3 !!-)0,..F,a ALSO
M.:QUITTED.

1:10117'11 nAY,II7Ktin&Y, JUN?. 17.

About soft c. o'clock, Thistiewood, Pfeston, and
if,,npar tvece I,rovglit into (;quit, and a Jury were
called and sworn, without any objection or 40-
lenge.
The indictment of 'treason was then shortly
read, and the Prisoners' plea.
Mi. Arroarryr.Gawrtast said he should not
offer any evidence against the Priaomrs.
Lord Ett.aNuottouen..--Gentlemen of the Jury,
there being no evidence against the Prisoners, you
must pronounce them Nal Guilty.
The Jury then found t hem severally Not Guilly.
Thus ended these State Trials.
Thislv.wood, who, (luring all the trial against.
Watson, appealed dressed in a blue jacket and
Coloured silk handkerchief, today appeoted gen-
tetly dressed in black.
The verdict being primonneed, they respectfully
Dow ed to the Jury, the Court, and the liar, and
retired us we stated yesterday.

M eLAuctioLY EtiZt4T.—With sensations Of deep
regret we have to record an act of suicide which
took.plAce here on Tueaolkiy,..---At an early hour on
. t lon morning, Mr. James Kerb), of eranalieroirose,
leavini. his %site asleep and cautiously lurking the
chatubrr door, wag' observed by a female servant
to resort to thehi.ds in which seven of ills children
lay, each of whom he stooped to kiss affectionately;
utter that solemn ceremony, he resorted to another
part of the ivoisse, and its a few minutes the re-
port of a shot alarmed his family, when it was
Iliscovertil that he Isad blown out his brains•l—
yiehling to 'thyimpultc of friendship for an
lie Wine iltne SillGe became security to the
Croxn for the observance of some Ikevenne ton-
inter, it the perftgmadee of which hit friend hail
the misfortime to fail, and poor Mr. )(ernes stock
\VAS recently seized - for . the totieltute„
rounded by ,4 numerous young family, his ford-
toile forsook him, his apprehensions for
their future Olivia f 4a powerfully worked'opoo
ilia intaginatiim, that, (b)rri niffilitlity be pee-
tte!tate4 rash 4evilwhith has robbed them of
their best friend anti only prof ettur, leprived so-
ciety cifan hollest two, root cothniitted a crime
(feptignaut to every ?iense of moral feeling), the
thelancholy :result of 'which is now deplored by
teary 'person to whom be was kt:mit.--- (Ennis
aronicle"):. •