Star.
London, England, 1819-08-26 00:00:00

pj SiR FRANCI! BLIRDtrt

A -.lfcssage was yesterday scr.t to Mr. BROOKS. of
,C S:rar.J, tie Secretary of the Westminster Corn.
tte,4 &siring his immediate attendance at the office
the /loupe Department.
Mr. psoorrs accordingly repaired thither and was
rearce.i into a rocro, where he found Lord &D.
la, the Arrortay-Gnsertai, the CHANCLLLOR
the Lxclistausit, and some ether Members of dm'
Jr.-aniaration, seated is consultation. •
Mc A rrot ar-GENERAL.-44 Mr. Brooks, are have
for you in consequence of a letter which has,
•ared is the Public Papers, as to the late trans-
:if Manchester, signed 6 Francis Burdett.'—
is you that letter was addressed?'

;;AooKs.—'. Ycs."

AT rOItNEV-GENERAL.-..-44 Have you got the ori-

inal letter?"

BROOKS.—" May I be permitted to ask the
r .-,cse of the inquiry r
-
The ATTORNSY-GENERAL......" The letter is a sedi-
!ibel, and our purr,sc IS to prosecute it. Will
, give it up to us r
I,lr.l3aooits.-44 I am not at the present ;moment
:to say whether I will or not. I should like
:ime to advise on the subject."
The Council consulted together.

-- -
Arnutionr-Gsusam..--.4 Will you be prepared to

:Inswer to-morrow ?"

Mr. luttiolcs.—.. I should like to have till Fri Jay."
ArmsEx-GENERA Well. on Friday, Mr.
is, we Shall expect your answer."
Mr. BaooK3 then withdrew.

MANSION HOUSE.

MR. C.A RLILE BAILED.
This morning Mr. CA nlaut sudden 4 appeared be-

, the MAYOR, and said,
My Lord, I beg to Ic.:ow whelchp it is your in-
,,)u to take n:. LINDSAY as cne of my bail ?"
The LORD Mayon.—" I have made enquiry, Sir,
shall accept Mr. Lindsay's bail."
Mr Cantts—,, Mr. LiniAty will be here imme-
iv." The defendant then as kuddenly retired to
,AAI, where a few of his friends were collected.
In about ten minutes Mr. LIND4ay entired the
Room with his bat on. Harrison, the Mar-
), removed it ; and Mr. ROBLZR took down
dress of the twu bail.

Before the book was handed to Mr. FVLRAM,

Mr. CARLILE said—" My Lord Mayor, I beg to
_
ynu whether you have any objectiog to liberate
, v.i:ll3tit my en;erins into sureties?"
The LORD MAYO 4 (iR some surprise)..—" Liberate
i without securities! CenainlY not. I call arm
to Rive bail to answer, Ill Ons event of any pro-
lgs being instituted against you in the Court of,
, Bench nest Term. If you have any objec-
to give bail, why yqp can go back t 9 the place
came from."

tr. CABLILE.—" Then j here present your Lord-
with my written protest against vow refusal,
against those proceedings 41togpther"—(hoiding
paper). _ _

TLe Leap MATon—,“ Yon wisk that I shp* rd
.i, paper. do you ?"

CAILLILS--" It is my protest ; IVials it to be
.L.%ed."

The LORD MaTon. —" I shall not reeeive any pa-
of your's. 1 have nothing to do with your Pro.
The question is this—Do you, nr do you not,
in that those twoGentlenwn shall be bail for you ?'•'
Mr. CARLILE (in a lqud tone)—" I do rqean it."
Mr. FULHAM and Mr. LINDSAY were then ques-
-.ed as to their responsibility. Mr. Ftritt4s; was
n.

Ile LORD MAYOR Has Mr. Lindsay—,
Mr. 'fr..sottc—" No, my Lord, He is one of the
c:tty of 'Friends. He has affirmed."
The LORD MAYOR tl'°n said, " Mr. Cart le, you
discharged uyon this bail, and are to. appear to
met any yroreedirgs against you in Ili.; Ppiwt of
I's Bend: ner.L Term. 1 wish to add afew woids.
at not taken any tneastires against your people
ring your confinement, altlicaigh they have conti-
:cito s^ll in Your shop the pamphlets which have
!en the cause of placing you is your present situation,
wish to convince you that I entertain no prejudice
Tist you. and have therefore abstained from tak-
any official notice of the sale of the publications.
rcver mtr t assure you, that great notice has been
of such coadnet, and that in the evesp-ef
pro-
rgs it cannot be pleaded it I Rty4on
• against the repetition of it."
1%.• CARLILE-••=4 My Lord, I consider that na
pttb-
an offence until a Jury declares IVA* be sot
published those pamphlets which are 'so ob-
as to you, and shall continue to ctc; so."
The LORD MAYOR--." Very well ; I have f
to perform, and I shall perfcrm it under any
_stances,"
Here one of the Marshalmen told Mr. CiARLILE
tte Were 2s. 6d. fees to be paid by him.
Mr. CARLILE smiled a rental; and upon being
reminded of the fees, said to the LORD MAYOR,
a I not discharged, my Lord ?"
Ple URI) MAYOR--" Certainly you are, Sir."
The Marshalman said Mr. Carlile would not pay
fees.

The Lon, Let the Gentleman pass on.
.4411 excuse the
ItiIj.CARLILE, his two Lail, and two or three
, then walkea out c r the Justice Room. There
a crowd rather motley outside : one of them
out, " Carlife for ever !" but there was no re-
run. huzza.

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