The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-08-17 00:00:00

elderly dirty sort of man, with a short pipe in his
mouth, and a snuff-box in his hand, " which ever and
anon hr gave his nose," in very liberal quantities.—
Around the knees of this personage were assembled
some thirty or forty ragged little boys, apparently
much amused with the following exhortation which he
addressed in rather a hasty tone to every person cn•
rims enough to read. his placard--" Come, my good
friends, r',►t you valk in here and gi►e a kw pine.
to Ike valisat pittiiinet Henry Hpat, Esquire ?
Not that he is in any wen's of the mosey von know,
but only fur the honour of the thing like; valk
valL• in ! For ht certainly was the aunt oridiaAtud
pattrihot AS ever was known in this here country.i.—
linzra : cried the boys, and now awl then chink !Ass
a halfpenny into the slit, and probably tLe wr:ito:
might base accumulated by nightfall the matte ut
Italia gallon of /ivory, bad not the police come to
spoil his spurt ; but they ruthlessly tore drawn Lis
placard, and scared him out of his oratory. Su there
was an end of the " Fast of Blood-gush," Mt.
Hunt's sub,cription, and the cares of the Illa,ristrate,
at once.

TAIAL AND ENECUIVON OF QUM I 4NNE
BULEEN.

[FROM THE. lIARLUAN at•sit•ac.ntre.] •
" On the 15th flay of May, in the 2Sth yeare of the
raigne of Hinge Henry the Eighth, was arraigned ih
the Tower of London, in a scaffold for that p0rp0...,
made in the Kink's-hall, Queen Anne Boleyn. the
Duke of-Norfolk sittinge under the 'loth of State, tit.
Lord Chancellor on his righlet hand, and the Duke tit
Suffolk. on his lefte, the Earle of Surrey, Swine of the
Duke of Norfolk, sittinge directly before his Father,
a degree lower, as Earle Marshall of England, to whom
were adjorned twentr-six other Yeeres, and allitind
them the Querne's Father, by whom she was to he
tried The Kinge's commission being made, tle•

Accusers gave in theire etidence, and the Witnetn.e,
were produced, the Queene sictinge it her eliaire,
made for her (whether iu regard of any infirmity, or
out of honour to the wife of the Sovereigns) having
an excellent quick Witt, and beinge a ready speaker,
did so awsvery to all objections, that ha'i the Peeve.
givini in their verdict accordinge to the expectacio
of the Assembly, she had he.•u acquitted ; the:

(auiong•whotu the Duke of Suirolkr,4ite hiug's lira-
ther-iu-law, was chiefe, and wholly applyinge himselfe
to the King's Ituurir) prouounced her guil!y, u here-
upon th.• Dike of Salivate, Lord High Steward of
KagLott, Wasik* proceed tier:online—toe the verdict
of the Peere,;contle !!!!!rd her to death, either by twine
turned in the Toner lireeue, or beheaded. :is his Ala,
jestie iu his pleawre shoulithinke Litt.
.4 sentence bring &winner& the Court arose, and

sloe wns.clenveyed hack again to the e lo mu be r . the Lady
Boleyn, her aunt, and the Lady Kingston, w.fr to the
Constable of the Toner, only attending her. And on
-the 19th of May the Queeue was brought to the place
of execution, in the Green, within the Tower, some of
the Nobility and Company of the Cittie being admitted
tither to be witnesses than spectators of her death. to,
whom the Queen (having ascended the scaffold) spike
on this manner:—
•• • Friruds and Christian People: I am here in yintr
presence to suffer death, whereto I acknowledge my..
self adjudged by the fare, how justly I will nut say;
I intend not an accusation of any one. I bese.sche the
Almighty to preserve his Alajemie lunge to rainy over
vuu ; a !mire gentle or mild a Prince never swayed
sceptre; his bounty and clemency towards wee I aw
sure bath been especial!. If any our intend an info:, .
lithe survey of my actions, I intreate him to judge
favourably of me, and nut ra.kly t • :main :111V yen.
serious, conceit. And so I iiisl toe world las est ell, be-
seeching you to commend me in your i.rarers to tied.'
" This speech she uttered with a smylinge counto-•
nonce, Owls kneeling down, with a fervent spirit sail,.
"lo Jesus Christ I connuen I my' s uk; ls,rd jelill
receive ley sunk:. anal, repenting these words very.
.often, sud.senly th.e stro!‘e of the Word sealed the debt.
.that she owed into' justice.
. " Nowe the Court of England was like a stage. •
.whereon are represented the vicissitudes of ever easi-
ests fort sine ; far, within one and the :ante 1111 l nth, ILO
saw Qneene Anna Boleyn fsouthisinge, accused, c Y.
detailed, executed, and another a..intued into her place; ii-1
both of bed and homier. 'l he first of May (yt went.:
eth) she was info.used against, the second inaprisioned,4..t
the fifteenth condemned, the • seventeenth 'littler': a • ...
her brother and frienils, who suffered lu her.eitose,i
and the nyneteentle executed. On the twentyeth the ..
hiug merriest :hose Seinen:ly, who, on the. nyee on.t , :.
twentyeth was puhlignely shewed Qncenc." •., •.• •
LI/PO/ii../.7/' SKial—P.4l' ER. . • i •
--ta---- - •
The Baron-de Iturstett, Minister of Foreign Airrirs
for Baden, adireesesl on the part of his Royal nigh-.
nets the Elector, a not. to Prince Metterniels, itneer..
diately after the close of the confere ices at riettna,•jis. .
order to Belie it irons that Minister an explination,pf.
the opinion of the Attst•rian Cabinet, with respect to,
the line of funds': t which the other States of (Wry.
many ghoul I pursue towards their tierusan sithjessts.,,,
The answer of the Prince cosiiaies a full ejtpusicion .
of the views of the Emperor, of which the folliffiong
is given, in a private letter, as the enrect ph-,
stance:— .
After rendering justice to the Joyal ind efligNe...a
Intentions of the Elector, de itritice
illepatiates IT tise.
prodigious advantages which have,routlted,Wlß
..._!tr .fir,
-from the Congress of Cori:Sad, and from the x ,li.,
fereneres held at 'neaps. The latter, though .not so,
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kieni4 which could tort otkepri,se„ perlnsps have, item •
rimrained. But the Minister wore partienlarly.,insists,
Akron the whole tenor of the consassnicatio.b i%
this edict), that the Sovereigns ut Germany 4b0n1.1.