The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-03 00:00:00

heating, at the general election, and that they were
touch larger, and sere strongly censtroctod than ea
the late occasion. _

Mr. Scrint.ert. in verily. held, be amid toll Mr.
Muni this—that if be t health, any thing which be had
Paid at fork would have been brought before • Bei.
trait Jury, in the way in which it had been brought
this day, he would sever bare done Mr. Hunt the
Ihnnner of connecting his name in any way with that
ef Sir Simnel Hominy. The Loomed Genesi was
thee ploeteellitte to lbw,. se the evidmice for the
Ihtfitaidatis ; but being interrupted by him, he mid,
•• Cselletorm, you perseive the indecent behaviour
sit the ID reorient ; it is extremely improper, imitate:,
and Intolerable, and I. would not pet op with such
comities (tows any Gentleman at the bar, bet it does
nut roll* my temper. We all tike such an interest
in Mr. Hoot. be is so dear to all of its, that I would
set be behind any man in twiecing my respect for hie
peat devotion to the interests of his country.
stated to you in the ripening of this case diet Mr.
Hunt devoted both body aad sold to the public good.
IN has takes this as a compliment tic himself. He
thinks, sae doubt, that he cannot give is his Meads
• greats, pcoef.of his disposition to be sevieg of the
public matte,, if acct he should get into Parliament,
thusly showing a desire to preserve hit own. Whew
he swat meets his (deeds at Westminster, he will
say, a See what I hove done for yea; I have tee.
anode& ie resisting thepsyment of a few pomade from
myself; and I have coatendod that it ie yew, the
Doctors of Wratmloster,..who ought to boar the ex-
pence.' " The Lomita Osumi thee west so Is
coequal en the serereiparts of the evidence Nabob
eidas,sed contenderir hal there was matey one ground
oft whiela.the.Definakkat 111 ambit this payment of
the Plalotiff - .•
411114108 a) Cuss, James, la summing up the
evidence, told the Jury, that by the Act of Par.
lialosig•lbe.ffligh Bailiff was Intend to build bast-
ingsawd.protidevill-clerks ; but be bad no right to
chartist for any *bee expenees, anima the candidates
.comented to ;jay them. They were not, therefore,
liable for .the charge fee sonstables, ustioeory, print-
ing. or poll-books. In erodes; the hestings, the
nigh Maid teas Dot to go to work in a niggardly
way. as acridenta tanght happen ; but at the same
time be was not to incur any eareasnnable espence.
The Ito lemsatiou its this ease met—wee Mr. Hunt
a candidate: sod if he were, then the question
would be—ben many candidates were there? as, try
the Act of Parliament, *vesper:ea were made digit.
table Bowies the whole. The third question was—w be-
thertheso chatges of the High Baden* were reason-
able er set ? It appeared that Mr. /lent had declar-
ed himself to he a candidate, and ti at sigma appeared
for Sir Merry Mazwell arid Sir Samuel eternally,
who declared, that t ..y woe and sub
had paid ono-third of the wird. charge. Major
Cartwolollst bad sent a letter to the High (isiliff, stat.
log that he was oat a candidate, bet is a part of that
letter he said, that he shooed serve if 'Merged. Sir
F. tiordelt and Mr.Lionaird had net declared them.
salves csedid,tes, •114 therm was nothing to thew
that they had wads use the head rat, either by
tbemeolles or that siesta. The Jury would, these-
fare, say, whether, in their j..aments, any adios*
three Gentlemen wets candsdates ,• end if they
thought soy port of the charge Bede by the High
Bailiff vas .wartmaosable, they would deduct seals
part esibey I \might proper.
The )ury consulted for • short time. and returned
Verdict for the Plaintiff, far 2741. being one-
third of Abe espeaces, after deducting the charge for
constabies, stationery. end printing.
Ws wide/ reed that Mr. Hunt intends to mote
for INV, le miter • 11068111 it, Oa the ground that the
s:kd Geo. • is • prune. Act, and that an office
coin of it 'web' to have been produced.
The two trials above lasted frees belfinist eine le
tbereigringemil past eight o'clock at nighi.