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It will be recollected, that the defendant has
been some time in confinement to abide his trial
on several indictments for his publican ,on at-vari-
ous scandalous, seditious, and blasphemous libels.
He was this (lay brought .up to plead to two new
indictments of a similar nature. The indictments
having been read by Mr. Dealtry, the proper offi-
cer, the defendant put in an affidavit to answer
both but as it had only one stamp annexed, the
Chid' Justice was of opinion, that as it was an
answer to two several indictmeuis, it was neces-
sary it should have two stamps, and could not be
received. The plain,iff was, however, allowed
further time to amend.

IN THE MATTER OP CHARLES PEARSON, GENT.
ONE, &C.

This, it will be recollected, was an application
made in last Term, calling upon Mr. Charles Year-
son, or St. Helen's-place, to .shew cause why he
should not answer the matters of an affidavit,
charging him with having improperly lent himself
to the framing of affidavits, purporting to have
been made by two persons named Jones and Ed-
wards, on behalf of the defendants Kinnear, Woolf
and Levy, convicted of the late mercantile con-
spiracy, without communicating the same to those
defendants' regularly retained attorney, Mr.
Hackett, c.:; St. Swititin's-lane, tending to shew
that Mr. Adams and Mr. Harmer, the solicitors
fur the prosecution, had improperly communicated
with the Jury who tried the defendants during
the interval of their adjournment.

Mr. SCARLSITT and Mr. CHITTY now Spewed
cause upon affida-vita, shewing that Mr. Pearson
had acted in this affair purely from motives of
public spirit, and not with a view to .any private
emolument or advantage, anti that he himself had
been deceived by the persons who had deposed to
the affidavits in question, and that be had been
induced to act upon their representations, upon a
suggestion, that it he communicated the affidavits
to the defendants' solicitor, the solicitor for the
prosecution, Mr. Adams, would have withheld
the certificate of Lewis Levy's brother-in-law,
who had been instrumental in procuring the affi-
davits in question, and against whom a commis-
sion of bankrupt was then depending, to which
Mr. Adams was solicitor.

Mr. GURNEY was heard at considerable length;
and atter hearing the case on both sides, and duly
considering the matters alleged in the affidavits,
The COURT were of opinion, that although
Mr. Pearson's own affidavit (which their Lord-
ships were bound to believe) freed him from the
imputation of having acted from sinister motives,
yet his conduct was such, in not communicating
with the defendant's solicitor, as to call for the
severe animadversion and reprehension of the
Court (which they now expre,sed) ; but any
further proceedings they thought would not be
warranted, and therefore the Rule was dis-
charged.—(.l;4w Times.)