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SOW, LUIS DICERS

LONDON,
SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1820.

The Proceedings at Stirling have terminated in
the most satisfactory manner, as regards the prac-
tical system of our Judicature, and the advantages
given to the Prisoners on Trials for High Treason.
The Crown Lawyers did not challenge a single
Juryman, and the Prisoners left several on the
patina unchallenged. The only objection to
admissibility of evidence, which, in the opinion
of the Prisoners' Counsel was strong enough to
be twice urged, was so unanimously confuted
and so luminously argued by the Chief Baron,
that not a doubt remained of the legality,
wisdom, and propriety of the decision.—The evi-
dence was also of the most unexceptionable and
conclusive character, and the guilt was so sa-
tisfactorily proved, that the untried prisoners, vo-

luntarily and with Out any hint of compromise,
pleaded Guilty to the Charge.

We received this morning the Paris Papers of
Tuesday and Wednesday last. We anxiously
looked over them, in the expectation of finding
some details respecting the Revolution at Naples,
but from one end of the Papers to the other, not the
slightest allusion to the subject is to be discovered,
nor is it once mentioned that any such event has
taken place. hi the Chamber of Peers on Monday,
the Budget of Supply was agreed. ta, 115 to 1. The
Projet respecting the Treaty with Algiers, was
referred to a Special Committee of five, and the
Chamber adjourned till Thursday to receive the
Report, and also that of the Budget of Ways and
Means. These Journals contain the Speech of
the King of SPAIN on opening tke Cortes, and the
other proceedings of the day, which reached town
last night in Madrid Gazettes, and which will be
found in another column.—The following are
extracts :

" PARIS, JULY 19.—Yesterday the King re-
ceived the Bureau of the Chamber of Peers, who
presented to his Majesty the Law on the Budget
of Supply, agreed to in the sitting of Monday.—
The King afterwards transacted business with
the Ministers of War and the Interior.

" The Keeper of the Seals, accompanied by
his family, set out from Paris on Monday, to take
the waters of Mont d'Or.

" The new work of the Abbe de Pradt, en-
titled de V.Affaire de la loi des elections, was
seized on Monday.
" A letter from Perpignon, dated the 10th
instant, says, 4 The plague is at 38 leagues by
sea from our Department, but the whole of our
coast is provided with troops, and the excellent
sanitary precautions taken by the Prefect and
the General Commandant of the Department, put
us out of the reach of danger. A letter besides
from Palma, the capital of Majorca, which has
just arrived, gives an assurance, that the disorder
is confined to four villages.'

" At London, as at Paris, there are Journalists
very eager to divulge, and often to invent intel-
ligence that seems to them to presage discord and

Thus some of the English Journals _have
announced, that M. Hyde de Neuville had re-
turned to France with his whole legation, and
that he had said on debarking, that he hoped every
thing would be arranged. The object of these
Journals obviously was, that a rupture was upon
the point of taking place between France and the
nited States. The fact is, that M. Hyde de
Neuville has returned to France, with a single
individual of his Legation, and that if he did use
the dpression attributed to him, it could only
have in view the representations or France, re-

war.

specting the increase of the Duties Wooed uPO
French goods imported into the United State''
(Journal de Paris-of Tuesday, quoted in the Mo•
niteur of Wednesday.)
" Some articles inserted in the Journali Ktue
Capitai2 gave reason to belieu that the ihe.itte
of Toulouse 'Tad 'been closed by order, and is
consequence of disturbances; the writers of these
articles were entirely mistaken; the public tr,an'
quillity was never disturbed, and the closing of
the Theatre has only taken place in consequence
of the disappearance of the Director, who found
it impossible to fulfil his engagements with the
performers.—(Journal de Toulouse.)
" The King gave a private audience on Mon.!
day to the Prince de Castelcicala, the Neap°
tan Ambassador.

4c Lieutenant-General Fressinet, who was ara
rested on the sth June, and who was confined iD
the Conciergerie, has been set at liberty.
" The work, entitled " Biographie. des De'
putes," has been seized at the instance of the
Public Ministry.
" A grand Council of Ministers was held 00
Sunday night at the residence of the Duke de
Richelieu which sat" from eight o'clock till Enid..
night.

PEtt CENTS.
Monday
Ttaisday - •• 79 f. 10c.

DEFERRED STOCK.
Stolidity. Tti usday.
Of the 22c1 March, 1817 lO4 f. 60 C.
22d Sept. 1817 lO2 f. 60C.
21d March, 1818 lOO f. 60 c,
22d Sept. tSIB 9B Mc.
22d March, 1819 96 f. s 0 c.
22d Sept. 1819 94 f. 60 c.
22d March, 1820....92 f. 90 e..... 92 f. 75 c.'

The Revolutionary spirit which obviousli
marks the present age, which still prevails covert'
ly in France, and which may soon unexpectedly
break forth there on the first accident, the traug'
actions in Spain, and now in Naples, may Nrf'-
11
alarm all other Governments. The lesson is

an awful one, and will not be lost upon wise
Legislators. It has been said that this Country
is not in danger. We think otherwise. vie
spirit of Reform prevails here, though hapPill7
we trust, not that of Revolution. But if vvh°le.
some. corrections' do not take place, the one
spirit may in time be converted into7tlae otheri
That our Ministers are wise, experienced,
-honourable men, all sound reflecting People nest
admit, and the Empire is- in the highest degree
indebted to -them for having, by adopting ibe
principles of the late Illustrious PITT, not 01111
d
preserved it, but raised it to an unexaroP'e
height of glory, in having rendered it the 1'.1:1'
biter and Deliverer of Europe. That they w°dl.o
strenuously attend to the removal of dornesV,
evils, and reduce the national burthens, if their
oratorical Opponents would give them leistlre:
and not divert them from the pursuit of esse-
ntiP
improvements, we have no doubt. But e'
heel/
must resolutely put their shoulders- to the W-
th
the
and learn from their Adversaries, according t° of
old maxim, what really calls for the hand
Reform. Too much of Ministerial Patrons.,
has, perhaps, been devoted to Parliamentary 0
aol
terests, and though, from the corruption of re e,
kind, such a direction of patronage may be ad
cessary and unavoidable, yet, if an evident Pea
4;-
prominent character of PUBLIC SPIRIT r°3l
fonc-
any Administration, they would enjoy $° yc
of national confidence that they would hort
less 'need to obtain Parliamentary sell
by such means, as the confidence
c- o'
one
Constituent Body at large would to
their Representatives to act in conformity of
the obvious principles, opinions, and wishes .4
10'
the former. A public spirited Ministry,
in°
upon such principles, would have ample
lle-
of rewarding merit, which is too nfteil
troo°
glected, and by such an appropriation of pa-- 0,
would do honour to themselves, and give 5 or
faction to the Country. We earnestly ativise,V
Rulers to watch the " Signs of the Tielesciis,
which are always indications of the teller'
sball
position, and tendency of. mankind. " who
staunchly support Government, and those the
direct its operations, but never shall ire
Co
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minions of mere Power, or advocate the
tie
ance of evils that ought to be removed fetro
the
honour of themselves, as well as in justice
er
People. f
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was prevented from being present aytets v 0
hteer%io.l/0/;:s
of the troops on Hounslow Heath
an attack of the pout in his left hand' pterii
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derstand that his MAJESTY felt scale ,e
but tv
of its approach on Thursday evening/
_tone?, ite
to find relief from his customary roe' and to
orders for the chargers for the KI:“ weedetutif
were not countermanded, and they P,. 101$C4
the field accordingly ; but the painitt` 014.,
increasing, his MAJESTY una-ioiclabelY:rafsEeeetrie
to abandon the design, although e.ong ogh
tion was made for his MAJESTY re" Tae
goo
troops in person. The attack of the la d. Tre
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