The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-08-13 00:00:00

resit gi VP% an acc.,unt of it ; and. indeed, ii be 113,1 ro•
thine; to •ppr, h-nd front the press, what would the
Juror hare to appr.h•nd at all ? It it wire not for the
pre.s, %hat would, as ittH:a nowt s•st. 1. L. the site'.
lion of the people? Tattr.l as they are, :i.heil as vie!
are, loa led as they are in all sorts of ways, w.,st Imps
would th-re be, that they preo-•one, erre a 'emi-
nent of freedoms. if it wer..4.0 ta the pr. as?
So far are we free tliihk:or, th.it J•tries otLi.t
be d free all aoisa•lrrrsion, 1h i ic. ire of Or'
u:or,that tbeiraeateeoight alwara,when the pru.reet:..•t
is for ykditice! otrcocPe especially. to be pN ididt? el •
carefully recorded. Why are they to be a 4....

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ra e for the' haus.) snmtoontd to his Lordship :4 aseistance, 'lathier
resigned in could be done to preserve existence. All the reportsjoie to d
turd to the
stating, that the instrument of Orono-tom us. a re:
On Friday last the Marquess was in London to take 0
WWI/ nit' • leave of his Majesty, end on his retnrn home cern.
•. in u Web planed of Gloms. Sdne of the Persons in his establish. 11
went, that day, remarked that his looks seemed to bettsy
red its some great agitation of mind. Dr. Betikheed, who had been
Mr. Can- for many years his Lordship's Physician, was intent.
Mr. can. ately sent for, and continued in attendants Is
aye distin.
the last. On Saturday his illness seemed to is.
known
crease, aecompasiell with much fever. Oa Sm.
day a more favourable torn took place, and, as w,to
alf-brother ban heard, on Sunday night he slept well, and appears r •
late Mar- early this tnornirs; considerably better. Ant, nf,
rehend, as I the many statentonm given out here, perhaps . tlr
lee, which for the purpose of satisfying the curious and at,,,. A
airtlereagb, pier insoiry, it is said, that at seven 11.661(
ad CUSIOS this morning hi was so much recovered, that the Mar.
•dooderry. guess called for breakfast, of which he partook with ao.
apparent satisfaction. At right o'clork.erben
rehetiMe and
archiooes. left the apartment fora moment, the tot
ed sune e
Earlseonfdirit
of destruction took place. It was instantly
and one of his footmen summered him until Or. lian'tt.
Ito the dig. head was called. After some strucgl.m of expirino
; Viscount tnre, a glimpse of reason appeared to return. 11. pretty
ndonderry, Dr. Ilankhentlt's hand, and said, " Doctor, I die a happy
man." We give this as a part of the statements in co.
tosbassadoe collation, but whether it be founded in fact and altogether
accurate, we do not undertake to my.
effect of de- We understand that the Marquess hail been, fur 5 1
alf•past one loop time, suffering madame the oppr• s i to of a isle.
tl,orie habit and determination of b ood to the Is ..d.
the morn- On Friday these symptoms increased, e.snl became
or-
prnsi►e. With a view to relief, we learn, rout to,
the morn-
medical adviser ordered him to be bled, awl on Sabo.
Lordship's 'day to be copped. The latter appeared to give cons:.
er that the datable ease, and it was hoped that a restoration .f
sed in the health would •
the even- STOOK EXCILINL, 14 TWELVE O'CLSCi.
o used the 1
The death of \the hilarqness of Londonderry has
telt better,
mopeds's-
not had so "rest affect on the Feeds this stonier as
lie noolical
was expected ; Console opened at 80 to and keFt
danger.— steady at the above price till about I I o'clock, when
an eminent Broker came into the Market and 101 l
tdded. was
saute of 100 thousand at 80, which. immediately turned the
ip's bate
Market, and up to this hoar Consols are 79i to 80,
statement,
nding tbe
which is a fall since yesterday of 1 per Ceat. Re-
it they had dueed are 801.
The chiefbusiness doing this morning in the Foreign
p.
ahtiib:unt'Lothrlda°4: Market is in Chili Bands. All other Foreign Seattle
iccounte in ties are rather heavy.
mums had L Oot o'CLoco.—Within title half hour the Stock.
laded by a Exchange market looks heavy, and the Commissioner,
"Int the have purchased Consols at 80.
ed that his
, All Foreign Securities remain steady up to thee
thestate co
hoer, though then is not mach bn.iness doing.
t to despots.
id weetioto New Spanish, 63.1-0141.61-11Tew Prussian.
t by whom
to 81)—Iteealan, flßef—rsautsh, b7l,e—Nespo4-
, Dr. Bank. tin, 7311—Colurbian. fii—Scrip, 874.
are,
ant, imight
df the let Al•
t al,. Letters from Barcelona this morning
'a razor or gust state that the report which appeared in the
hi ihsistheromakt.,
Spanish papers of the Yellow Fever having broke
room, the Dot in that quartet is entirety false, and the City re. •
niandintel7 mained io good health. The communication with t
h was cot.
the to I. interior moans Mill very critical.
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3135 state
the Noble Paris papers, which we have this morning nceivei '
ttendants, to the 11th net.. announce that a squadron consisting
case are •
ch longer, of one sail of the line, two frigates, and several smaller
r language vessels sailed on the 31st alt. from Toulon, and that
obe in the their destination was supposed to be the roasts of
•n• It has Spain. They were to be joined by another man o!.
II from his
iry, we be- war and a brig from Brest. No mention is made .f
having troops on board. The squadron is tinder the
:J to have
orders of Viee.Admiral Bann Menasha. The intelli-
a,reehen.
e thathe gence from Madrid does sot tome down later than the
ruing, snit 30th nit. Lopes Banos had imparted fresh activity to
the fatal the preparations for carrying on the war with vigour
aghast the Royalist Cedillas in Catalonia, where
interview they had been daily increasing in conerqueace
ml a state' of the iodecision and neglect of his predecessor.—
nth of Lis
Forty pieces of artillery bad brevities' to General Mina
ter Moro-
in that quarter, and fifteen battalions of militia had tar-
,T Herald. dens to join him instantly. Advices had been received
announcing the defeat of several beads of Insurgents
Part" in the neighbourhood of Tarragona. By an attit:e
nth of the from Smyrna, slated June 28, we leara that the Anse-
l" a late rican frigate the Coostitetims bad arrived there accom•-
elle" 00. pitied by a brig and corvette also from the United
✓ spirited
States. This appearance of an Americau squadron is
say that a fact of some importance.
to was in FRENCH FUNDS. Atm. 10.—Five per Cent. Consols
"telling opened at 93f. 5c.;
closed at 92f. 95..—Battli Stotts
ate Sec"' 1620f.—Neopolitan Five per Cents. 731.—Eschangs
're people on Londoo, one month, 251. 40c.; three ditto,
▪he nine 45r. 0b.,.
',km His
f.dest roc- JURIES.
re takes We have observed, in the report of a trial in the
as left in North, that Judge WOOD said, " rdut no one Lad I
tiling out " rig•At to mask,: animadversions on the rondeet of
dressing
, they go, " jaiors." This is what we laud in print and we
think it a strange sort of doctrine. Jt.des may, it
orpse in a
see os, bestow smelt animadversions •; to they frequ-ntly
he carotid
penknife, do. Seat-salcts and netesimpers may it serwa,
that theY animadvert also ; for, they do it Isrgeiy, and .1. I t
tinirdr‘k.
rrr.s, the lam! abawirely in the care of the Juries that a •lai trd
nind very Mr. /loon. The hired newspapers then c0ute,..1.(!,
Mose of I
se„sinn. I ihat ►they hail a right to accuse those Juries of help;
int. —Mr, pejn,td. So the, according to them hirelings, at
11 "Pe". lan). rate, Jitries are fair game whenever they calla
night. But, how is it, when verdicts are set asitk, and that,
red cur. fu- too, on the ground of their being mistral, to evi-
-Ihe of the dente? Is not here a pretty smart onimodeersion? Yes.
the Is- but this is nut through the puce. Yes, it is ; fur the
I
::of
~.41.1ei press gives •n 'tremor of if ; Anti. indeed, ii be 14.11.0.
spatti.r,d tiring il3appr.h-nd f.-oni the prom., what wool,' the
he moat Juror have to apprel...“l at all ? It it were not for the
attest se.H It
Press, 'a hat would, as llt :a now soli. I. . the site'.
issued
to lion of the people? Taxed as they are, mi. ise.l as vat!
, re" are, lama led as they are in All wart.: of wo., trial hope
"'Pr'.
tit or the would th-re be, that they w.. 44 u. 1 prerone ss
, even a le-
4hal nant .If freedom, if it wee- Not for the pr.'s?
ry, in a
I So far are we from tliih t. ah:ag, that J•tr.•
,
the fatal
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d from all anima.lversion, 111 t to err 40
(absence
nor,that their artesuoight alwan.when tbe pro...vet:Jo
as disco. is for ytolitice offences especially, to be e, •
is in the care/any recorded. Why are they to be hidit n