The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-10-30 00:00:00

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IhCHESTBR, Ocr. 48.

Within abed an hear ear the Gitelman leaded
yesterday that Mr. Wree shield give bail, set may
to be forthceselog at the welt Sessions to SOWN' to
the Bill of lodletmest lased against ha for a HMI,
bet to keep the peace in the Interiat, thee Magistrate
thneglet proper to revoke his demand, . sad pertly ie.
teilleibly to essfees that his toseeption of the law
was errowenes. Mr. Wroe was therefore liberated,
when his ball could be spite bree*ht forward. BA
through the Magistrstes inept and sespreordosted
deemed, that Gentian's suffered 'ewe hoses addl.
demi apnoeas., for which I sodersteed that he
mesas to Wog se action spinet the Roe. Mr. Hey.
I hear, Weed, tbst Mr. Pearson has **ready bad RN
tin of the action sorted epos Mr. Hey. TM con•
duet of Mr. Wrote in resisting this estraordieary de-
ulled of bail is entitkd to great enomodation. Fee
had be sad Mr. Capone yielded iir this installer. a
most deegeroes precedent would have bees establish.
'ed. For while Magistrates easel's the poorer of hold.
Ingle bill for ay poblicetion which they think proper
to deem libellous, what would be the condition of the
Press, if the power were reperadded of also holding
ISM sassed to bail to keep the peace until brought
lie hall As the publication of a libel is deem ed
(breach of the peace, the rest of seek additi.tal
power wield indeed serve to place *eery maw con.
'ima with the Press at the merry of the Magistracy.
Bet Ike object of Mr. Hay has been electron, de.
hated. The error of his view as to the law, was, I
imiewelead, Digested to him by two of the Sar-
dine! k Cart. This Mr. Hay, who has es the
peewee enemas proved himself such so imperfect
Weyer. le libe ma Magistrate who was of opinion
that the Mime laid before the Beach, with regard
to the comian of Hest sod Co., a the 161 h of Au-
gust, toasted to High Tresses. Ile west, hedged,
to Leaden, as you may remember, with this *widest*,
med there his nada of the law of tresses was me.
meal by the Crews Lawyers. Yet it was epee the
Npuseilse of this Magistrate, who set off from
lisse on the meraleg of the 17th of Ancor, that the
Oho Lord Sidenoth was leaned to mouth the
Prime Regest's same to as eeqoalified approbate.
et the promediege of the 16th. Of such a Nimbler
ad sod a Magistrate one may fairly say, par nails
frefrwas.
Celine' Fletcher, of Bolas, was present at a pub.
Ns breakfast, glees, accord's' to asses! melon, by
Mastew Boretegitreeve and Constables to the ptioci.
pal lebabitents of the town, on Seedy last, whets
he dwelt, is *silting langesp, on eke disminel of
Lord Finalities from the Lord Liestonesey of the
West Riding of Yorkshire. This an, the Colonel
observed, is a boosting toot, proved the vigour of
Ministers. 66 Yoe see they are resolved;' mid bob
"to dismentesance all seditious Menage." $
thee, the Yorkshire Meeting is coiled 66 seditious ;"
sad a Nobleman of salted b 00000 sod proverbial
loyalty is prosesseed the Petro* of &liaise! Seek
is the language of the minims of Ministers.
The statement which has appeared in some of the
Mielstesial Papers, that seditious and blasphemies
books are pet lets the hands of the Andrea educated
at what are called the " Usioa Schools," which are
very SIODOfOIIII is this country, totes net to be totally
entree. As some Gentlemen of she utmost respects.
Wily, wile within a few days paid seespected visits
to several of these schools is this town, and the
awes is the whisky, sod found that no books were
used bet the Bible, with those tracts which are see•
ally to be met la such Institetioes.
There has Moo seething very material is the See.
sines-house today. Upon its beiges cod that
tree bills were fiend against Mrs. Wrote, the wife
of the proprietor of the Massebesfer Observer, against
his two sboymes, Of reicher shop boys, for 'either
appears above 16 years of age, sod its, against Mrs.
linegh, the wife of a joerneymes is the Observer
office, sod her daughter, the parties wee* inmedi.
sully sent for by Mr. Parses. The whole of them
soon appeared in Coed, sad each metered hail end
traversed ; so that the trial steeds over until the
seat Seesaw. It is apprehended that they will sot
come es moil the neat Anises. The Crewe removed
the ether cans with respect to Wroe's slated libels
to the Anises, os the ground that mach trials were
too impertest to take plate at the Sessions, sod of
course so objection can be consistently made to a
similar removal of these tease.
la the coarse of the day Mr. Panne befog refined
by the police sea Wuhan to the Cart, wrote to
the Chairman, who stiwertiog to the letter, observed
that AltafalyS aid Causal were ',titled to adonis.
lies. Mr. Peeress, open hearing this observed**,
said, that Win to attend to the cases of several per.
sons elision whom he esidentood that Bills of In.
dictate' were preferred, he bad occasion also for the
admissioe of a dark, is order that such clerk weight
assist hi* is taking seas. The new* of the clerk be
stated to be Smoot Beeford.—The Chairman said,
that the sass perms had spplied to him 'pettedly for
admission, es a reporter for a newspaper, bet that he
cooed make se melee epos the subject.
Mr. Ps*asos cemplaised of at teaser IS which
he had been *leaded from the Court.
CnaISYSN-1 Inelefil, SO one from the Coors.
Mr. Partaeou—i leave Mos eacieded by your of.
leers, sad what a sae does by others he does by .
himself.
Nadia tam addressed the Court, attempting to
maks some apology fur the suasion of Mr. Pear-
son.
The Corinna's—l will sot Interfere any farther
till the nest case.
Upon the Grand Jury being dismissed,
Mr. Pumas applied to the Clerk of the Pyres. fee
the liberation of several peens' confined in the N..
Bailey on a charge of Braising nr drilling, as well .a
epos a charge of rioting on the 16th of August, and
spina whom wo bills were Need or preferred. The
Clerk of the Peace replied, that they could mot then
be Irherated, for although •• bills had ham preferred
against them, articles of the peace
before the termination of the, Strerinne. Mr. Pearson
might by est.ihrted
remonstrated against this ileeltiets, es it was she
dismissed to liberate thaw prisoners oasiost whom we
practice at 'witty Aeolus elms thil Grand Jell twins
`hills were found. TM Clerk of the Peery observed,
mist nth was not the precrlre of that G.err, sled Prat
the prisoners 'Mauled to cold not be rel serl,enlo4-,
Si asset, by Proclamations at the coocissiou of BO
Sessions.