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London, England, 1820-05-15 00:00:00

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This morning the Court was crowded to sittfo-
tation at.an early hour. On the sitting of the full
Court, the Cl-118F Jusrica called on the ATTOR-
N BY-GENERAL, who immediately prayed the Judg-
ment of the Court upon Henry Hunt, Joseph john-
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The Defendants having appeared; Mr. tiunT
stated, that Johnson was amending his affidavit,
and prayed the indulgence of the Court for time
.to effect that purpose. The Court having al-
lowed this, in the Course of half an hour the whole
of the Defendants came into Court, each !miring
the usual insignia of Radicality, a White Hat.—
Mr. HUNT then handed to Mr. DEALTRY
seven affidavits ; the first was his own ; the
second Johnson's, and the third from Dr.
Healy. These being read, the four others
vvere put in, two of which were, however, re-
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contradiction to the evidence of a man of
the name of Chadwick. The Court considered
this testimony ought to have been tendered on
the trial, and, therefore, could not then be re-
teived. The Court mere occupied a considerable
time in deliberating on this point. Mr. HUNT,
Then, in a forcible anneal to the COIW, requested,
That the parts of. the information of which he
and the other Defeudanis had been fo.ind Guilty,
should be kept separate from the other charges
of which they had been acquitted, and requested
that part of the (dal should be read for that pur-
pose. This the Court acceded to, end was proceed-
ing to read it when our Reporter left.
A considerable crowd h©d collected in Westmin-
ster Hall, waiting tl:e result of the Court's deci-
Von, The Earl of AaenDestr, Lord BINNING, and
several other distinguished characters, were pre-
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EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

The ships Inglis and Vansittart arrived from
China off Weymouth the 131 h May. These ships
Ivft China the 23d January, and St. Helena the
2tl Apt il, at which time there were at that Island

The ships
'Princess Charlotte of Wales and Marquis Camden—to leave

on the 2d
Narquis of WelEngton arid Carnatic—to leave as soon as
both were in rerolincss.

The Inglis sp,-:ke ttie ship Almoralt, from Ben-
t! 25 t h April, in lat. 20. 42. N. and long.
-36. 40.

WEYIVI,WTH, MAY 13.—The Inglis, &module,
Vansittart, Cowen, from China, passed this
port to-day ; they landed dispatches and pas-
seng,ers. The Marquess Camden and Princess
Chatlutte of Wales left St. Helena the same day
as the above.

FALMOUTH, MAY 12.—Arrived the Marquess
Queensberry packet with mails from New York
und Halifax, in IS days from the latter. Arrived
off this port the Ann, Duthie, from Bahia, and
proceeded up Channel.

PORTSMOUTH, MAY 14.—Arriverl to-day the
Success transport front Malta, and his Majesty's
ship Camelia) from a cruise.