The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-10-04 00:00:00

looker*, the Laws of the l eie-ow pis NOW* Jaw
.
Was to be supported.
(Were the !Atrial Cowie ailarthsid 't11i~1"i w 4
sblps, lb a most solemn aid isopelliestieue of yoke.)
My Lords, 1 limplore a 4 Istria of too to pOttoe
Wow yet proationce torsrlhest parent .e the evi-
dence that has ben prodiemi. if yon 40, It well be
the only judgment that will fail of prolociog
the entended effete, and retort upon yoorselies.
Resume your eintatry from the impending danger.
/testae the Throne from theettrertly in which it is
at present planed. Rescne thj chareis from the rain
that threeteus it. Rescue the aristocracy of Itngland
from the execrations of that people, teparated from whom
Too can no utoreessmpeohan the blossom torn from the stem
Ile Kiag and the Church hare been plea‘rsl to eaciatle
theldamm from the prayers of the nation, hot the pe.ty-
ers cif her people have been doubled and redoithled, and
never shall l cease to implore of the Throne of Merry to
shower down the treasure of its merry on that geseroo4
people, which the roadeecof their rulers does not de-
eerVit.

...... .
[Here tb. Learned Gentleuum concluded his powerful
and pathetic speech.]
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At a moment when the public mind is directed with
revived intenseness to the trial of the gentx, it would
be irrelevant, if not impossible to direct it to another
'object •;• and while her Masests's defence is opening
with all the eloquence and arguments of Iles &Liu.
• guished Connsel, it would be plessimptuons to attempt
aildit,on to the interest which the &fetter excitrs, or
illustration of the force and brilliancy Which the ad-
vocate exhibits. The interval which lead elapsed since
the suspemion of the proceedings tool; place, had given
ample time for the public mind to reflect upon the evi-
dence which had been brought forward in support of the
charges against the QueeN. Each person bad, in his
own manner,anticipated some line which her M a., es I v's
Counsel would pursue ; and, if the line was not de-
fined, his imagination led him to look, from that very
rause, for a still greater efftet from the ability and re-
sources of the Learned Advocate. It has been seldom,
if ever, that public expectation had been suspended
sitci h a high degree tits the efforts of forensic talent.
wilt ..• nation has been waiting, as it were, to be
rised and gratified ; and the Learned Counsel
could not fail to be aware of the disadvantage under
which his best exertions might, on that account, ap-
pear. l'ublic opinion, ns he said, had already _de-
cided on the ease; and the apprcitec.siop whirls op-
pressed him was, that the millions of lsis countrymen
who were jealonsly watching the result of the poceed-
, ittrs, might, if that result should prove unfavourable
• impute the reversal of that judgment which l'i...y bad
proncuinced, to the feebleness of his efforts in the cause
he had undertaken. Much, however, as lee mi.tht,
with reason, feel the weight of 114 responsihility het
has afforded no room to dread, except on them:et:tint of
1 physical exhaustion, any failure in the exertion of his
iPilwswerVed; 716.
the expectation
be
xpectatito7biled
uh.ilaishhiYs"."4"."
characte‘r4Ya
andahis
i occasion had raised. He entered on the defence of
the Quezx about half-past ten o'clock, and cotttimted
• Isis address till after one, when he requested an inter-
° cal, which leas allowed ; and resumed his task about
two o'clock, and coutinued speaking, till their Lord-
ships interposed at Cour o'cloek, out of respect to his
exertions, and adjourned the sequel of his "dress tia
the usual time to-Jay.
1 It would be is saperilnons to attempt an analysis of
• that address as todeseribe its character. The whole of
it Las been for hours before one readers, and they cannot
have failed to have perused it with eagerness, and to
have appreciated it highly. We would only add that on
. those persons bedew the her, who had the opportunity
of hearing it, it produced the happiest effects ; and that,
from the impression made soon after-the commencement
! . of the slefen e, the must favouarble anticipations were
l formed respecting the conchasion.
..

Accounts from Paris this morning bring the, third
and fourth bulletins,. respecting, the health of the
Duchess of Rim at. The third hnllerit, dated eight
o'clock io the erening of the 39th ult. states, that her
Royal Highness had felt some pains which were soon
4119,44, since which she has enjoyed a profound
sleep. His Royal Highness the Dnk• of &raDnaoz
has taken the breast serersti times during the nialit !! !
The fourth btilletin (of the Ist instant,) states, that
her Royal Highness rose in the morning in good health,
and that hie MajMty wont -to visit her in the tame
loon.
French Feeds, Fire pe► Vents. 74?. 15e.

According to .an article from Naples of the lttb.
nit., it has been • announced by telegraph, that Skill
had subtoitted to the Constitationattiorernmeue.•
Doran, OCTOIIIIII less than ere Wake gPrs
arrived Ite:e during the nightoir early this treettning
it appears, that their dispatches are very importato,
•as they would not wait for a regal., vessel, but pots
to sea in two Freoelt tiAisg boats, ant set •olf to town
intntediately on their landing. • -
A letter frost Illadriti.ot the 94 • alt. stets*, that
glove the aholition.of the hatptisitions the (Bishops con-
tinnad to arrogate some of its fanetiniss—each as pro-
hibiting the publication, reading, ot importation of
certain hooks, under penalties aIIOrIVOV IVSI heavy.
snaking a -sontlennutory index of authors, he, all
which slurped firranasions the Khtg basset aside by a
.deers*, which reminds-the bishops, that Mich .satbo-
rity •Is ;tritely spiritual, and, that they motet. by no
lateans meddle in temporal alfdra. •
Ccht.i-Excasnoa, OCT. had bit Attie Wheat
fresh eg thissitorwing, • bat a. wary considerable to amity
[pigmies!' over fromilloodAy's sopply, Coe which there
1414 little or no • dispilail ; 4 few , select saotiOes
obtained Ilisadarl 'prices, but no olio woe 1111.114 r for
!the fliferlarAK
staell; of 'vlileit-disfetprhsta the Major
act of the aapply &MOWS frosiffaatat sail Suffolk.'liar-
jll4sicrir. chamfer. and Tel: 11411-wit scrlia4
gat trade WIPOWX4_ nArPlinn‘Wif.dltiena
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