The Statesman.
London, England, 1818-09-15 00:00:00

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At nine o'clock yesterday aintang, when the Cote
Won ShititANT entered the Cutest of the 0.1 Bile
lea, he observed Mr. Hunt, who sat at the table nest
the Clerk of Arraigns, and nid—" Hoot, the
notion you sad. on Saturday night is granted."
I. Hoot then said, that he tame there in airmen&
genic, of what passed before his Il.qtdsbip on 44tere
day night when he applied for warrants coins, the
Proprietors and Printer of the New Imes Piper,
for.. gross Libel poldiabeel in that Journal against
him an the Sth inst. Th. Court sea pimpled, on his
making the application to *hick he alloaptit to re.
spite the proceedings lentil Monday motoing. fie
now tame, therefore, to move, that warlords ',event&
ed against John Stoddard and %tweed Quin, E; qrs.,
and A. Mitchell, for printing and publishing the said
Libel.
The Court said his modals was yawed.
Mr. liturr.--" I bare air), my Lard, le mete that
the said parties be required to pet in nitwit' hail."
The Comfort SERJEART On whet omega' Is
the notion made ? Unless the libMl he of a differs
—eat

complexion from the ordinary rag.. loud. ts.
Resent bsil is SOL fn► the pin. ipal and 4H. eat*
for the sureties; now the C.ort esnim. &stilly fir mu
the essel course, soles. )otl 0h..• Ay alb 4 att. 00 ea
the record, shop. the libel with shirk you rho tail
parties is oat of Ow °refloat), course of fa% &owns

Mr. Huser.46 It is, as I take i•t a -tor) siosii
ease."
Th 4 COMKON 1tt1eA741...." I 11,1141 ytte me Sa•
turday night, w hether the alleged libel art woo 'me
of may vitae cognisable by Iso ; and 1 endetstond
you to hare said, la reply, that it did nut.'
lluirr.—" Yee; I slid it did not muse me at
any cilia, cognlaable by law, but I assert that the
libel is ralculated to ratite in an esttaoldinaty dewed
a breach of the peace."
The COMIIIION OIT.-41 From your men state.
ment, I see Ito reason to desists from the esed
mound of bail ; it has been used!) held that the bail
already mentioned is enough iu such a cart H psi
describe."
Mr. HUNT —t" I have to inform the Ow% ties kg
the case of a poor man, of the name of Caddis, and
also in Mr. line's case, the Comet ms•!e as order
that the parties should be bound ewer in the sum or
'2OOl. each, though the poor ova «ere not at IWO
time worth 501. in the woad, and tbrir eases sere
not as aggravated as I take this to he. Ti.. poor men
to whom I allutie ware committed fur oast of sock
Imo bail."

The COMMON SEEMAN? —" I cannot step out of
toy way to try that cam., hut I weever Ike Court
did he duty on that occasion. l repest thou. h no
reaunn on your oats showing to alter the usual bell
in your Withhold case."
Mr. HONE I EMI not hole es se Inelivideol—l
stand here is the name of the Kiel, and my applies+
Lion is on the part of the Public, for the conservation
of the public - "

peace. -
The Comwow SIOJEAIIT.-••46 CPO.lnly, all prow.,
Cations of this nature are condeeted its the.nanse of
the Killen the goo rdia n of the politic intsteeige
Mr. libtee.—" I wish to SW further, that tie
reason I came in pew's' this alumni,' to make the
present motion, was in coo•equeore of Ili hawing
been intimated to me its Cowl in ?iliorglat night,
that sects' an application could only be n ado through
the medium of Counsel. I cannot accede to such ws
opinion."
The Cotonou SEEJLAwIr.--" The usual course id
to make such a moticyry by Counsel ; ludo. d there
ought to he a 'motion paper. But the Vow, not wisb.
ing that an individual should suffer tit, an Wars..
lily, sometimes indulges the petty applying, thoegb
the mode of application happen to be unduly made.
It is a favour conceded."
Mr. MINT —" Then I decline On scope as a fa.
Tout that which I feel I as entitled to dossed as a
right."
The COMMON SINJEANT.-..." Sir, your amino is
granted; the Court cannot converse for an host with
a salter in this manner."
Mr. Ifustr.-64 Very well, my Lord; I merely TN-
peat I want no favour. flow as I to obtain eh war•
against these people, and when ?" ,
The Cowston SERJEANT." Whenever yes apply
at the proper Office it shall be granted to yoa."
Mr. Horst then made his bow to the Coed, and
withdrew to the proper Office, where he immediately
took out a warrant.

The PRVlblrltT of the United Slates hue hosed s
pedal order for the trial of Capt. WItIONIT for met-
der, on the Votinning section of the Ise of the
United States 2--44 That nay person or ciiiaen that
shall go ioto any town or settlement belonging I. the
'radians, and shall commit molder by Millie; any In-
dia* or indhills belonging to any tribe of lodises in
leaky with the United States, sash offender, ets being
l'entivicted, 'ball suffer death."
Mr. W4ttee,:abe appeared to mweh adrantwge at
the Haymarket Theatre this sweeter. return! to Bath,
where MrL.COIta(AT 10$o is engaged* tot the whole of
the season.. • . .
Miss Krum, of ill,' Toycees, Is proweefteed eat
of danger.
About three weeks Wei we Rate is screen! of Mr.
Wyatt, a botcher, vibe resided at Palmy, being et.
,tacked on the Waedswortherwed by two men, es ha
,was going to Nowirate-market, who, abet bestir*
pod kicking him midi he was gobs loseweible, robb
him of seventeen sloe pound Bask Of rAgletegotil.
Mr. Charnfors, the'Magistrete at, thetitetuks Wag
informed tbse•Mr. W)'att was is a dasoetimes
sits
wont so his boom; for the purpose el hails( his Si.
position. Since that lime Mr. W. hie rapidly real.
'tired of the violent ,iejery be received, which Ire
chiefly lemma!, ceased by one of the wee jeep's(
no his stomach. Yesterday morning he was walking
along Long.scre and saw a black hisokiag.l4lew
drawing • grinding lathe, calling66 knives tied Ne, il
sari to grind," be isaasediately mortised bies tat w"
the man who jonsped open bit body avid sseietedila
robbing him, be prorated • cesetablis sod bad b
as
sectored. VA will be saMillid imlis!* s akiblisse
tkie dry.