The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-08-14 00:00:00

Aueost 10.

At II this morning trio wet, evovrshi• old Bishop
enstriscerd the Jude, into the Cattuveroe. in ..tvari
the solvent soma. of rvikpon. rho live F.sneil
Rau". U D., reetivaderi of Derftdat. pov.re*el
teem P.vier lassOi., b. 6. 7: •• F„, he nuhli+h.+l
a res .esepay io Jse.•bt sell •pp.itorytt a low in I•••el.
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lbee lingoes to ; Olt lee goo..
ratios to roe* night know ohm, owl the Children
• .kb shooed bes Is*ft, •ho +horrid an.. end Ileiler•
tt•em to thole chtidtee„ that thy, mien .0 their '.01•
in Gee*, aged out forges ohs works of beg kvvp
his comtaaodmests.••

The Jollies proceeded thr.•re to th►ir it...revive
Colitis. *the How Willie. Juin F.odericli P ut.•t
le Forma. tha Grand Jetty. W..P11 th« Gr • tid
J .rr hod helm sworn, .nd the Rotel Procitmetion
a shut 'lee sad peefeseas.. lied bores r•.d

Mr. Baron VS Clop addressed more to this elec. :-
1
IliGeullesnou of the Grand Jery,l am sorry to a" so
.8 et a Pleader at this time, notwiths outline neat
Moro wee a gaol dclivory is March lasi, I am still
more teary that loony of Ille mimes are of the very
highe.t suers. Two Prisoners are charged arab
hulas sot fire to a ham. and murdered s poor ler.
vent maid. I lieu read tli• (144)(110i-us, and I have
to remark that the eiheeeele is entirely of a dream-
assail nature. Ti. kind of esideoce, a. had been
penly remarked by tie veneers on &men I less
*Um, stronger sod motosatisfactory than poultice tes-
timony. Testimony may be ; het when you
led a umber of &Itched corcernetances coinciding
togolhor, and confirming one another, the conclu.
NOM is mock less liable to objection. With respect
to disease, and the other use of murder, 1 mini to
mention to yea, that the declaration or contra-lon of
one Prises., is good evidence spins, himself, het
net easiest another. In the second ease of murder.
One of the Prisoners appears to he effected by nu
other ender's:a.; said if your sonelil find it so, it will
be you defy to God so bill. The declaration a
siting man I. jolly received by our law a. gond eel.
dont:LA man is theimusodiate prospect of &oh is not
likely to tell a falsehood. These a•si all the observe.
lions suggested by the esiender ; but yea are aware
that lately Witless Meetings have been held in neigh•
bearing coven's. From what I have read of speeches
'ludo se those occasielbo, 1 have ate doubt that the
!Object is the subversion of rho Conctitetion and Go.
Iveromout of the cosetry. It will be therefore•your
defy, it is the duty of all classes, to do all in your
power to prevent and suppress such meetings. I have
so more to say upon this subject. 1 bold in my hued
a Proclamation, to which I have no doubt yes will
giro all possible elect. The only other remark I
hue to make coocerns more especially the Ceteeere.
It has not been meal, I understand, to hold loggia.
thins le cases of explosions in onus. This is not
proper, Immo if any wings/tee oceasinostho es pie.
sloe, ties negligeot person is guilty of manslaughter.
At lust the thorough investigation of the cause of
Ilocb so evil is likely to seggest the means of prevent.
lag Its feellefelKe."
A few minor offenders were afterwards tried, but
notkieg of interest occurred to their trials.