The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-11-13 00:00:00

hardly woof% stating to your Lordships§ that
in lionent was preferred when that imprison.
abi..h the Defendant speaks of, sill not a
wee old: het be that as it may, year Lordabips
w ect that a libeller ought tint leas to br,
7,ioctl because be is not now, fur the first thee, ,
Itkd OA to answer fora libel. Your Locilshisw
sipl not Wait that he who trades iu a particular
_we aught the less to be called upon to soaumg.
Vor any particular act of offence, because he by-
„tooted asany others of thu same description,
boil to been called upon to. answer for them.
cud nothing of extenuation in that urge.
ret, If I chose to search it, I think ,j,
„old find much of aggravation ; but all this
i,°‘ for your Lordships' consideruion. The or.
fence *Web the Defendant has committed appears
rr t„ be a very grave and serious olfe.nce ; it ap.
riri to me to he more grave and serious, and to
(Atmore imperatively for your Lordships' atten.
from that which the Defendant has urged—l
ilJt say in defence, but in eateneation of it—
...bccJe.e, as far as I can fortis any judgment,
eery topic that he has urged, hoping thereby to in.
hcc your Lordships to pass a lighter sentence upon
to• h added to the magnitude of his offence, and
haivirher shegro that he was proceeding (which be
&toil) from a desire of injuring Lord Castle.
ro, or it shcws that he is defending himself upon
principles which, if they are not checked, may here.
sirr be most dangerous to the country. Wit these
illustrations I leave the cue to your Lordships,
fuly sati.fied that the punishment will be common.
wile to the extent of the guilt—that it will not go
beyond it—l am the first to desire that it may not
to beyond it--but that it may come up to She uses.
we of it.
Lord liutrtraonoucau —Let the Defendant be
onviiittrd to his Majesty's gaol of Nevrgate, tad
brolitht up this day fortnight.

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LONDON:"
&MIDDAY, NOVEllaill, 14' 1110.

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VIZ ZING.
The folios/ring are the Bulletins received at tile
Palace this day. The first (the Bunabs of last
eight) is very favourable;, and that of this Morning
dues sot seem to express any decrease of the hopes
of the Physicians, ariaini from yestenley's symp.
toms.

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'S Windsor Castle, Nev. 12,11110.-8 o'Clock, P. M.
"His MAMMY has bad some hours sleep in the
course of thes day, and, epee the whole, appears
better than he has been since the commencement of
Du ilium.

" 11. R. REYNOLDS.
" HENRY )(ALFORD.
* M. 1311GLIE.
" W. HNBERDEN.
" R. WILLIS."

" wiedaor Castle, Nev. 1.1.
" ills MAJEstY has bed little or so sleep
•*1
, ight, but continues as well as in **two preek
•t•
hg days."
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(sits 14140490
. ,
This day wired a Lisbon Mail, and two begs
of betters from Anholt. From the Portignese mad
Spanish Papers we have made *evert' extracts.—
' 'There is little reliance to be placed in the accolade
14 from Lisboa, either by Utters, or in the Pepeell.t
but MASSIMA is universally represented to be iota
diEcult and dangerous situation. It is stated, *ail
be attempted In cross the Tagus, bat was repulsedl
In the attempt. His force is, by these acceunts,
. stated at 50,000, of which, 8000 ars cavalry.--
The Allied Army is said to coasbt of $4,000,1p,
timely, 34,000 British ; 30,000 Portuguese of
10,000 Spaniards, !odor Rossini sod'
10,000 Portuguese Militia. Lord WOZLIJS4TOII is
Stated to have 120 forts within his position, Oa
vbich are mounted 1000 guns; and be has beside a
Jorge train of artillery is his lines, and 23 gun.
hat') some. carrying iS.puunders, on the river to
his right. The writers of the present news from Lis-
boa all express the hopes of the City to be at She
greatest pitch, and represent the Allied Army as
being in the highest health and spirits. No dis-
patches, however, we believe., have arrived from
Lord WILLL/'

The Papers brought by the Anholt bare contain
little of consequence. It is stated, that theitt),ooo
i" which Austria is to find France, aro intend d
to aid in the subjugatioo of Spain, the throne of
ar!tizit is offered to the Aoconott CHAIM. ; and
that *Toms' is to go again to Naples. In this
"heft, it is not said to what throne JoAcnlss is to
be removed, and where he Is to go.—A speedy ar-
rival of %division of French troops, is said to be ex.:
yeeted in thetsland of Zealand. TheGermala Papers
"Mail' several accounts of, the successes of the
Russian arms against the Porte. This is,'lmerevert
to longer of any moment. One muventent of NA-1
taLeox would neutralise all these mecum, if
there he any truth in them.—lt is stated in a Letter
from Riga,
that Count Gorton', (the gx-King of
i'I,DEN) has actually engaged bis passage, its ad
Arncrioau vcssrl) bound to Enghtad.