The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-04-08 00:00:00

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LONDON, MONOAY, .APRIL 8,

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AT fdEETIItI4I of the Noblemen. Clergy. Gee- A POLITICAL DIALOGUE.
deters, fond Owners. Fanners. Merchants, and other A. LADY of T eSTRS
inlohitantv of theCOUNTY of CAAIBTURGE and ISLE of. REDIVIVDS, se our farming awl Tract
co. neatened In consequet le of a requisition to the She- rr Never Nadia. eon we be relieved:
tildes said county, brill at the Shire Rail. in rambrldpet. Jews, Jobbers, and Jugglers, us seas
neteday the 4th day of April. Ifehd, for the purpose of Discovery."
ntleg eta onsieration. the propriety of petitioning fora -te•
Reline et tkp Commons House of Perliareent. as the 1110 it teid sold by Rimpkin
Anted means of retie? lee the present Astrieulhiral Die- lord Liobasst &sod T:Roft,
tr,„. /ad smarter( the future prosperity of tit. Kingdent:
The 1011aWring Resolutions were agreed to:
I. Ihst the Lied Owners. Farmers, Utteebaota, god ether
Istablestssf the County of Cambridge mod isle oftilfy. &a-
voided at this Meeting. conceive It to Oft*Oderlitteat
aidelato any minute detail of distresses which mesa
imearitiagdorn, yet feel it • defy wirVeh they site to
emesehter and to their suSslng fellow-ceentryseas, to
beJytKefaceoflbewholenattoa, that their tituathin
I,l,oollesebsly to be longer emigre.' la aflame by, men
,„adonis wills to become aceessa.ries to tbeieOwn..rtigtaad
ihridatien. - •
t That leisllopealiberate soarleetterisf this Mestiog
etatee wain mesa of so oatantitous a state of Wilma, Is
ac. bttant taxation ; and that !metier desperate the
rent rosdition of the country, the future pretests -ad,
theylesey prospect of endless and unprofitable toil. to
U ply id tbejust and necessary rummies of the Go-
odwin alone. but the charges of sinecureelaces sad pen-
ises, the pay of a numerous standing army, end the inter-
hetsitautlonsi debt accumulated beyond all preeedewt. pqauarin,oireaor
Director, J, x. Du
& Iltatthe unparalleled misery and rlistrese which now p
two with such intolerable weight upon the country. and E RAI ANENT CAPITALS as,-
see particularly given the landed interest, will re 'ldly in- have been firmed in Addict
erase, end that nothing but the united. yet eonstilartional, arising front tiro Preis,-
notions of the people. demanding and insisting upon the exceed a Million ••-
rem prompt and extensive remedies, can afford the ',mistiest CLAIMe
boast preserving what yet remains of ernp-rty and free- Me-
e*, or arrest the prozrt•ss of a long continued system of
'aistevernment, which having already nearly overwhehsed
thrfanner and the lab4urcr, will speedily strip the liusd-
sonwrof his estate. endanger the public. peace, and finally
junto all classes in one ereemon ruin.
4. That this Meeting is firmly persuaded that a removal
Otis pester pad of the tales is the only effectual mode
atelier, yet perfectly coincides in the resolution% adopted
id& freeholders of th:s county at the I,lst public meeting.
tiat his vain and fruitless to expert relief from the Rouse
'ason a et present egmatituted„ and which comnrises
palsy members Interested in supporting the prese• la-
altsmoditure of the public stoney.
That, the re.'orde;l votes in the House of Commonalties
sandy proved that no unity of feeliug orsentiment sub-
aistskewean the people and their Representatives, and that
Stint to hr wondered at when lt appears from printed
•adocontradirted statements of Parliamentary petrosage
Se. It the present time 70 p'ncemen at least have seats in
tin Neer, end Chet out of '&X4' inembers, the return of the:
Flaw part is either nominated or influenced by lass duns'
Xuituf.vidcals.
&Taal this meeting will hene•forth 'Urea Its most stress-
es rod undivided endeaveurs to the acoomplishment of a
eter.egh and effectual Reform of the House of Comatose;
sadden notwithstanding. the last petition of thl County of
natihridee and hle of Ely, in enmelon with other UMW
na and reiterated petitions of the /tropie praying fee Le-
bre, MT, been wholly disregarded by both H morel Par-
Wei; yet ssetery Meted to peace and good order rpm-
obit be desirous of seeing that Reform take Am
Meese of Commons which to adott the •

DISH J~ ii the Field, ewe STD.VBY died on Me

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y AT
lI111(31 UNION anti COUNTY FIRE OP-
11r78 VIEW of the BOER-
S and SYSTEMS of these ESTABLISHMENTS,
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respective Mich the Public may judge of their merits.
WICII UNION. COUNTY.-
aphid Z 830,000. Original Capitol
.2460.1100.
ed to borers Sem resented to lasarels
M an serea years, la the last seem years,
138,000.
_Period al return, once le Period of return, Mice is
- • 'Wee years. - seears!
Sviamis made toPersens who Nos returns mi
yto Perseus who
dlacoatinee their Policies do am wades* insured
at the eaf if use. or two either by one payment or
yoar. ' anneal payments for mien
' . yaws certain.
lietoris Oa Permits wits may So ;sterna to Persons wits
I,:ybitellwite- cialaimatr..troul may bemuse claimants for

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Ptosideat of
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The DUKE of air
The MARQUIS of
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LORD Notrrnirscw. .Lieet.-uol. SAllwass', .
Air JOIN M. DOYLE. X.C.S. jANES SEDOWICEIAci•
Roemer HAREM Esq. • Mon. Wiwi'. Swanufv•
Sir S. R. MOELLED, Bart. W Sven/KuIIRANI,
111. P. ?lir W. E. Wes.nr,.B.ert -
Wm. PRARD. Esq. Rostai Wiankni, t. P.
Sir HENRY Pram, 1 lite. Ile. doe. • ` •
Matmeing•Direetor, J. T. Bar3er Beau:est, F.A.S
PERMANENT CAPITALS amounting to 65(0001.
hare beenf4rmed in Addition to the Inetoating Capitals
arising front the Prelate., ; which together considerably
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exceed a Million sterling.
CLAIMS have bees paid to Twiscrtax nunnamt axe
ritry Surnames from Ace, without a single litigation.-1
Tat mortis are divided amongst those who now inlPW?fi
es well as the original Members, la jolt proportion to lbw
reopeetitre Payments.
Is the thus Oyster, Reruews of IS astliMper Cent. bare
been lavarliebly paid to all persons wire bays tmetieued
stared Seven Emirs, upon ANNUAL as well as upon tiltell`
Dill Policia% *bleb Returns, during tbe last Eight rears,
amount to 18,00111.
In the Lies Orrice. BONUSES of 131. es. and 261. 12s
hare bees divided daring the last fourteen yein as& otbe
very peculiar Advantages are afforded.
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Tl.:.ls.r.Ditne i'ingyerging.°l.l7,l7iisad
•c- - fill' and Pro tors, residing I. virlees
sieftlfieutlepen, reddest parts of the Klegdous.
•at Norwich. . . .
C.eanscrsass or Assewrion.
Advertisement 1831 Prospectus,. . Prospectus, MI. •
" The peewit 'Yeirly lis. "The Increase of Duties's
Come 1)(111• Society DV in the Ginty Fire Odlee
ceeds 88.8110 f. mad is re- exceeds that of soy other
Ply ispressing." ' aileo."
PIIBOI. . SNOOP.
MUT plddifille, 141,834 Duty paid DM, 1118.183
.. . • 18111,
.30.50.3: Ithii, FLAW
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liner I pet forward the above Comparative visw:shewlng
that the nesse of the malevolent feeling eittertained by the
%imaging Director attar County Fir* Ogles, was owing to
**Berwick Union Society having increased to ono year
43.,Milikos. while the County had Wens** le the same
Por)Jloolgss the* ewe million.—Tile County has oily attempt-
editthe Utah Of the above statement by assorting (bet
•• Minim to parties who blips seared by ire,
it not IA oesordeoce wit,: tbeirpreOlse„ The
CalegY . cow pebllsked a letter, dated illegal' February,
Is . by J, C. Curwen, Esq. M.P., In consequence
6.
Mk* made to him by the late Seerenary of the
Taildeitioitety, Mr. Thomas Dignold, senior, now
0/misolv of me National Caicos to Bridge-street
as .Mell that the Public should be acquainted
etithgl letter from J. C. Cl:riven, Bag. M.P., of
itinVistllltilalle., ' I observe that this distinguished As-
rnaSerepproves of the benvficiel changes that have been
b Mu constitution of the Norwich Woe Society, end con-
k tbismilloWaasse as one of the Trustees. LYNX.
• " Cavendish-square, Man* 4, MS.
4.IIIM.AISS explanations I received from the Deputation
of tbli NOMA Vales Coespe oa Saturday, with thiir ea-
erPlet,„_ll* eon,* Pebßa Kradong of the Firs Insurers
CanYtri Moat, has VattractLy SATISFIED ma, both es
inter ter the PUBLIC sod mintneottLy - mad I do
hope aft will be wilelalifiti se wait till the Period pro-
po4. oseased thorn Wm have bald before them a
foil and Staten.!! of the whole of the money
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!CONON' Y IN WIREg.—EOYAL EXCHA NO
WINE COMPANY, No. 10, Poultry, (sear tb.n M
slon•liouce)-Establisbed in 1814, for the arks purpose
supplying the Public with every description •.)f Gentrlne Fo-
reign Wines. pure and unadulterated as Imported.
The ROYAL EXCHANGE WINE COMPANY, Ir
sitbmi•lng the following list of their very estimate spe
superior Stock of Cherie. Old Wines to the ansidel
their natneroos Customers, and the Public in iamb
feel wrest pl . by being enabled to warmth
the finest qualities, at the anderomentioned vary 11•119.1
Prices :..-
Per Doz. Per Dos.
Good Lieht Porf 98s. Fine Teneriffe...........480.
Very Superior Old do 425. Good Cape Msdelrg. ...2011.
Ditto very Fine. 'Waged Very lisperitv Old Pitt ci fin.
1819 nod ISIS 44a. Mae Old Vid0nia.......20.
LyCrested ditto, 21 yours Rich Old Pietas.... —4014
in bottlee,.... /111a. tingsljpe tkiniEsd*LY:
toy RineOltt ditto, Sc Ms Mitt& . ... .......3864.
years In bettle 38e. Superior Old 110ck.....14e.
Good Old Pale Bherry 38s. Grad Regnant Burgundy.
Fine Old ditto s -We particularly lime 425.
Superior, or Old East In- Fine Rich Calcavella ... 33s.
die ditto ... . . ... .....30s. Fine 9 paddler Clam-
Fine Direct Madeira ...435. mite 83s.
Old West India ditto Ditto Creaming Aitto 811 t:
(very superior wine) 48s.
Old East India ditto, 3

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beard to present a Petition for Reform, as the only ex-
Witgliteans of precesbly eileeting en object. on the sue-
se of which depend the presert safety and future prospe-
r cit the people of England.
7. rim the following Petition, founded upon the Resell'.
nu. be read end adopted by the meeting.
S. That the said Petition be signe.l by tl.e
nd sech others eho shall approve of the same, and 'after-
rids be presented to the House of Commons by Lord F.
Marne and the Alaroness of Tctistock„
9. That the heartfelt thanks of this ;lifeline be presented
b Lis Grace the Duke of Bed:ord, for the honour of
ki attendance and firm support of the objects of the
meting, as also for his uniform sod steady perseverance
tuba every occasion in advocating the liberties of the

FOR CORNS, BUNIONS, etc.
tiORRIS'S ROYAL BRUNSWICK CORN
itE. PLASTER, prepared from a Recipe belonging to
her late Majesty. It is as excellent Remedy for eradicating
Cores, and giving relief to tho4e who have hard fleshy sub-
stances at the bottom of their feet, without the least pain or
inconvenience, and will•prove a very useful Family Plaster
for fresh Winkle and Scalds, likewise for Bunions. Pre-
pare I by G. MORRIS, Chemist to the Royal Family, Ken-
sington, and Sold in Boxes at Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. by But-
ler's, Chemists, N 0.4, Elmapsid,, St. Paul's, and 4,20, Re-
gent-street. (near the Argyle Rooms.) London; 20, Water-
loo-Place. Edinburgh, and 34, Sackville-street, Dublin ; and
by the principal Medicine Venders throughout the Uaited
Kingdom.
N.B. Purchasers are requested to ask for Mosaic's Bruns-
wick Corn Plaster, and to observe the same and address of
" Butler. 4, Cheapside," are engraved on the stamp attached
to each hoc, to distinguish the Genuine from iIIITATIONS
under similsr titles.

►•ears in bottles..... .631.
WINES IN PINTS.
Rich and Superior Old Rich Old
Constaatia ..3te. Fine Old Red Muscatel
Fine Malmsey 51adeira..23s. from the real Muscat
Rich Old Frontialac....3os. Grapes 2.55.
The above are well worthy the attention of Gentlemen
and Families laying in their Winter Stock. and wishing to
be supplied with the best articles at moderate prices.
For the

• lit That the Resolutions of this Meeting be signed by
he High Sheriff, and published in the Morning Chronicle.
lints, and Staitesimaa Newspapers, and in the two t'onnty
ihpers. R. J. ADEANE, Sheriff.
Tint the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Sheriff,
ta Lis readiness, in convening the same, and for his able and
Squeal tairduet on the occasion.
The PETITION of the Land Owners, Farmers, Met-,
ehtets. and other Inhabitants of the ('flinty of Cam-
brike. convened by the nigh Sheriff at a County
ffieetine on the 4th day of April, 1522, to the Commons
Houseof Parliament,
araaLT MI [WITH.
That the tents' of Cambridge is peculiarly en Arica:-
T 4,, I °ante. and that your Petitioners are deeply alarmed
,signaled by the rapid increase of hose evils which
tasaratiog in the fatal policy of setting up a monied
litlgoviiion to the landed interest, have for so long a pe-
-1(04 twinned to underrolue the agricultural prosperity of
Itt kingdom.
That your Petitioners conceive it to be unnecessary to
nueriato a minute detail of the distresses under which they
to stair bhouring, bat they feel it a duty to declare that
141 see oppressed by such aggravated difficulties and
ttulunsistercits as must shortly reduce them to a state':
or P""IY. min and misery, which in time of peace,
without the ss.iation of Providence, or the operation of ex-
tiordinary newel causes, has never been experienced in
my Pre or eruntry.
That your Petitioners cannot consider their embarrass-
tary !.s temporary, or as proceeding from tee causes to
"iel• try have been ascribed by hi sNlajest y's Onvernmen t,
We that it is the deliberate conviction of your Petitioner..
Calve aerie cause of so calamitous a state of things, Is so
tleen•ast taxation, which, aggravated by the change in the
absorbs so loree a portion of the fruits of their
"uv. and pest Petitioners humbly represent that the re-
Mu; of a great part of the taxes is the only certain mode
lietieg the eouu'r •
That • • •
etitioners are reluctany compelled to state.
"'Y hviPe hitherto been unable totl obtain any adequate
Lyn of the taxes from your llonournble House, and
be: be of opinion, that the present intolerable
ta‘7l!i,l: 011U1 lint havo been imposed mean the
i'; nor emitiimed in a time of peace, by a Illnitse of
1s chosen by and substantially representing the ;um-
': I E',:land; end these excessive imposts are the more
71"•'' to Your Petitioners, since they are levied, not for
I.9l,Pt:Se of defra)ing the just and necessary expenses
(eivernment alone, but the 'charges of sinecure
dated pensions, the pay of a numerous .tranding army,
tiest of a national debt accumulated beyond all
"'elm
:4! 04,0n0 Petitioners ore not to be deceived by the vision-
ik,oflueof represenia:loa : and they respectfully
under tiny eirennisunnces, whether of edversity or
;;I:t,.y.tliepooeirot Lair:and oeght to be fully end fairly
t :71":1 in Par:lament and they earnestly pray that
"uuirah:e ;louse !eking werning by the eonsrquences
asc alreoe.yre.,:ifets from a departure from the repre-
..,!,:,:;Pai,,nripie of the English Coostitutioii. end bat-
ue sense of the many perils which eireaien the I
a,t "ti• Ipfore it he too late, accede !critic jest desires •
pour Petitioner., and will. without delay. in- I
yge
Lnroreili end effertual Ref tin the represeetation I
e''ltio in-Parliament: and your Petitioners bike this •
6f declaring. that they will never desist from
• ir El the omens for Waiving such n Reform, i
t,re rev' [Suited by the spirit ni the Prit,sli Cria.titn- I
iiieu have been saiie.iened by the excrete of their I
.461°14 Pril• leas shall ever pray.

of Families residing in the
Country, the Company mpg., to deliver all Orders of
Siz Dozen and upwards, free of carriage, freight, and all
other charges, to any part or England; Three Dozen
within twenty miles, and One Dozen delivered to any part
of London. A liberal Discount allowed on Orders of 10
Dozen, &c.

The Wines way be tasted, either in Casks or Bottles, as
above.

Gentlemen sending their Orders by letter, may rely on
them being punctually executed.
No. 10, Poultry, near the Manilon-House.

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PRICY! SZVRI*I

the following N.B. or P.S. snoozed to the Cinders lama -
by that Oleo In August UHL
" YOU WILL BE PERSONALLY HfATTED ON fit
A FEW DAYS TO KNOW WHETHER IT U 1 YOUR
PLEASURE TO INSURE WITH EITHER of Aiovir ASSOCIATIONS !! !" • ,
Query. As Mr Beaman says—" WILL NOT THE
PUBLIC TIRE OP SUCH TRICKS?"
COCKER.
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NORWICH UNION AND COUNTY FIRE OFFICES.
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TO TIM NORIA OF 701 MORNING CIIRONICLI. ,
Surrerateast, hp Id, BEL
Sta.—Your paper of the Ist Jost, has jest" set
ay eye, coatandag a latter dated dm 55th of
last, oddrosood by Jona C. Colman. Zoo. V.P. to
Madre to the pont altacutiotis in the Norwich tralassElwo
bisoranallookty. .

911103 wile* Se Med • Ffr:Anternorvve....—
sproMats thee odvei of die ladlvidsal who. be
Maid sr odervlse a priiate eossensicatioo. desks.
w.
osifiestlied to dirmft ft before the Public sitisiii.ihe
devisees of the writer.
It air be selleient for se to state, that subsequent yis
die date of the Letter published, Cousonektatioos ssed
bilvees the Managers of the Establishevit apd Mr.pa Cur-
ette, recordist the Affairs of the Society, -stash wee par-
reedy satitactory hie, Is proof of sled may stenties
that thiadistiosalibed Wieldy's! costinuos Se bosom the
Names Grum Frau Orme with Ma sasporotocrca tee, and also as ae insurer to tdisnoine of Mr; Curves is from Modes, or I am pertintiedlt voted
sot have bees sesdfol for rat to have taken notice of this
oecirreace. I am. Sir, . • .
YOur obedient Samar,
SAMUEL BIGNOLD.
Secretary to the Noruic‘ Union Firs
Insoreace Society.

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SURREY LENT ASSIZ RS.--14Nonrox, Aftyuz, S
The business on the Crown Side for pris County
finished on Saturday. The only capital convicts left
for execution were Philip Caton alias John Smith, for
robbing Mr. Mason, of Newington, and John Dalton,
for an atrocious offence upon an infant. On the Ciril
Side it is probable tbat the business will not be condo&
ed before Tuesday evening. •
TUC lIING O. M•RCL'S -cansar.
This was an indictment 'against the defendant, in
escaping from the Rules of the King's Bench. The
Jury found tile defendant Guilty, and ie was sentenced
to six mouths imprisonment in the oswiims gaol of the
*county.

MARY FOR l'ite
NMI TIM TIMIS OW HIGH WATT! AT if
fI.LDON-11111001.

April 7, S.—EASTER DAY.
High water —mos o. 39 =After 9; e• ien.s3 a, after 2:
8, M.—EASTitlt NIONDAY.
Iligh water—morn. 10 ca. 3; even.
,93 m. 49. 9.
0, T.--EASTER TUESDAY.
High water—more. 40 m.efter 3 : even. 64 m. ;ow 3.
10, W.—Setueo sets 310. after 7 es ea.
High water —iiitorn. 9 is. alter 4 ; art.&
11, Th.—Jupiter sets 1S m. after A
eO
high water—mar n. M. after 4; lien. after e.
It, F.—Mars seta 62 a. after 3 m
IVO water—morn. Wm. aftteh; •Tea. 4941. awe.
13, 9.—Cluek flit 26 sae.
water—mote, 14 m. offer As even, 41 a. after 6.

CIVIL UDC
DODT BNATCDING..—TIII KING V. CONON&
This was an indictment, at the instance of the Magis-
trates of the Comity, against the defendant, undertaker
to the Horsemunger-lane gaol, for a misdemeanour in
corruptly seiliag for dissection, the hodY•ar a °MAW
convict after be bad been execated. cants" folds doll%
in- violation of .poblic dement. and the eisoade) et*
BOWL There' OltIF ratios, counts in the indictment.
=gig the offence in different ways. The ease, of
me gays the detail some months ago, excited con-
A
dorableinterest, as well for its unprecedented novelty
1111 the singilarity of its circumstances. was proved in
various particulars by the witnesses called. Mr. ADOL-
mos, for the defendant, in an able and ingenious &d-
-aring' to the Jury, contended that the indictment most
fail, inasmuch as the evidence did not satisfy the allega-
tion in the indictment, that the defendant had sold the
body for lucre and ran. The real fact, he asserted, was,
that the body bed been stolen by other persons from the
defendant's house, and the defendant had been driven to
the miserable shifts proved in evidence, as to burying a •
coffin tilled with earth, &c. in order to conceal the mis-
fortune, and prevent the loss of his lucrative situation
in the gaol. No witnesses, howerer, to facts were called
for the defendant; but several persons gave him igood
character for honesty and industry. and the Jury, untie,-
the Learned Judge's directions, found the defendant
Guilty.
RIOT.—THE LATE QUEEN,
THE KING Vi DAVIS AND OTHICIS.
This was an indictment against six persons, two
Davis'. two Maya', Slaughter, and White, for a riot at
Camberwell on the 20th of November last. The prose-
cution was conducted at the instance of Mr. Lilly, an
attorney residing at Camberwell. It appeared in evi-
dence, that Mr. Lilly had been employed professionally
by a Mr. St ,to sue the Hundred for a compensa-
tion in damages for an injury done to his house by an
alleged riotous assembly, which broke his windows for
not illuminating in !Amour of her late Majesty. .On
the 20th of Nov., Is2o, the day on which the Bill of
Pains and Penalties was given up in the Ho se
of Lords, the inhabitants of Camberwell manifered
an intention of expressing their sense of that
event by a general illumination. Apprehensions
being entertained by certain individual, that
some disturbances would probably take place, they
took the precaution of sending to the Union Hall
Police o:fiee fur two constables. It appeared that the
prosecutor, Mr. Lilly, had been the object of popular
indignation, on account of his supposed hostility to
the Queen, an effigy, supposed to ref, r to him,
was paraded round the village with great triumph.
in the course of the parade, which wins rst..rote,i ..)
Peckham Rye, where Mr. Lilly resides, the officers
interfered, and a scuffle ensued, in which all the .1r-
PnJanis were sworn to be the principal actors. The ,
defence set up was, that there had been no riot, b' ee
what was Gccasinned by the violence of the office Re.
It was not denied that the defendants had acted Ain_
lawfully in ridiculi,n4 Mr. Lilly, and als ',in as• fault-
ing the persons named, but it was contended tb at Inc
prosecutor bad mistaken the AMMO of procee% Ang by
indicting the defendants for a riot which h sd never
been committed.
Mr. Baron WOOO charged the Jury, and
. the Jury
immadiately found the defendants Not Gat • ity.