Star.
London, England, 1819-10-22 00:00:00

&lath, on 'Wednesday, and that
were Imaged, but who are not is cu;
sent thereat; TRAY WERR Fl.
—So here are three men—three
dared guilty of a serious crime,
crime in a heavy penalty (for
Fifteen Pounds must be a heavy penal'
having been ever taken into cast
without having been called upon
fence—without having any opi
ing the evidence adduced against
it by other evidence without, •
all, as there seems every reason
any proceedings were going
Here is a conviction on the mere
and not on evidence of identity,
all convictions--here are witnesses
they do not see before them, arr
saw on a former occasion; here
lieving what these witnesses so
and here are Justices passing sent
rational man would trust for a
diet which is a manifest violation
obligation to " judge well and
vereign Lord the King and the,
and against individuals who may
establish, by the most irrefragable
that they ate innocent of the offenci
If such are the " great pow(
tracy of Newcastle wished to shew
reviving the Court of Inquest estal
of HENRY IV. we do say at once,
wholly unknown to the existi,
and a positive infringement ni
and best recognized rights of Ei
not troubled ourselves to look it
IV. to see whether it really does
with the powers here assumed •
granted that it does, we know
things as the Bill of Rights an(
which for ever swept away all •
and oppressive jurisdictions.
ted fact, that such Courts of Int
utter desuetude, to shew that
counter to the spirit which rui
of our Revolutionary Charter,
only have sunk into oblivion becai
have been revived without reviving
which the Revolution put do,

It would be a mere waste of
cities on such a question as thi
knows any thing of his right
must be convinced, on perusi.
ceeding which has been adopted
men (assuming the report to be
have been proceeded against in
all that is must common in
England, and revolting to every
and liberty, which education
planted in our breasts,

Mr LAMSTON.3 reasons (see
for refusing to sign the so call
of the Magistrates of Chester W
serious attention. When " Lot
Declarations" are hatched in secret,
a Public Meeting to sanction _
purity of the Movers and Agents
suspicion of aiming at some inc'
forth in the Declaration. They ,
selves forth as the exclusively loyal ,
the minds of the timid an apprehension
hold their signature, is to rank
there have hitherto been none
who deserved to be so branded,
are to be none counted loyal
What is this but to sanction fal.

The pains taken to obtain signatures
ser►ing productions, in different
his excited much surprise in the
cannot accuse themselves of
and who; simple souls, cannot see .
of their signature to such document
them that character which they
it is curious to trace the motives
to sign and others to withhold •
The Ultra-Loyalists in Yorks&
about the County their Loyal
house to house, to obtain signatures
permit persons of every descrir .
holders or householders, or not.
affix their names. The number
very small, notwithstanding all
been made. In the towns, the shopkeepers
to sign, fearing they may lose the
dicals ; but every where the innkeepers
must sign, fearing that they shall
men on the approaching licensing•

It is noted on all hands that
wonlii not have been heard of "
real Friends of the Throne and
tice and the due administration
the late shocking transactions at
vestigated ; and the conviction of
from signing Declarations to wl
ward on a proper occasion and 1
no loyal man could object : but
indirectly aimed at by this species
many would consider themselves,
coming accessories after the fact,
they reprobate from the very bottom of their souls.
The following Circular, distributed at
brough, alludes to the industry employed by

live English
en
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ei)°l custody,
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veraciously
n aooso flieeur'lee:
everys4o s (I.
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and amerced f,
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men
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a moment--on '
truly beirsee4
prisoner at At at
say, after all, be
;abk evidence of
ffence impntel to
vet's" which the 3
shew they posses.. p
established by rh
ce, that they are
ting Law of En:
on some of the se
Englishmen we use
into the Act of H. .1)1
does invest Magi>
ed ; but taking it
Av that them are
nod Act of Seal
such partial, arbi
We rest on the a a
nquests have faller
t they must have
runs through everT
r, and that they r
because they could
reviving that tvr
own.
of time to quote
'tis. Every per=
hts as an Engli
sing the course oi
,ted against these i
be correct), that
in a manner contra.,
the legal practice
ery principle of 'is,
n and habit have
The Star of yestr.
tiled Loyal Decl
Ward, are deseryis.
oyal and Constituti.
secret, without c
them, the fairness
gents are open to
indirect object nnt
hey want to set •
loyal ; and to excite
rehension that, to
: with the disloyal
in the neighbour,.
I, from henceforth
1 but the Subscri,
Llsehood and calu
ignatures to theset
rat parts of the coua.
the minds of many
any act of disloyal
.
see how the appen.
cements can eartic/
y already pawn:
res which induce so.
1 their names.
shire are now hawk'',
ral Declaration, f
atures ; and solicit
rription, whether f
at—even labourer%
net of names is as ,
Il the efforts that ha
shopkeepers are afr
the custom of the 11
'keepers and public
dl otherwise be :nark.
ing-day.
sat these Declarati.,
but for the call of
Constitution—of J'
n of the Laws, to ha
at Manchester fully i.
of this withholds man
which, if brought 14
1 fora proper PU "
the obj
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iotr ss
t oe
ura itidnfsnfsi viewingigal nnthcnvat
etnni transactions
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