The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-04-13 00:00:00

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TVS trio V. 111111111 a, AND •
Tlits waa an indistmsnt against Mr. Murray. as Seem-
tary to the Cemstitudesal Association. Mr. Sharp. Mr.
Leaguer, Mr. Mae, sod Sir John Sewell, as Members
of it. ehargiug them aids eompirsey to usurp the ad-'
ministration of justice to themselves. 11l order to ester%
money from divers Obis Majesty's subjects.
Mr. ScAaimpr peed the ease. in a clear sad Isn•
re 'pewit. aatiMeed. that the defeatism's hod
=lareal {al= dale
tat !art:" bY
brae liable 7.11::
peellemet. ,No the Jury. that the evidence he
4:s.
um 46140 eillhrorml4 se, that Mr. Murray. in
musienidfflh lid Obit had Presented. and,
ie suismAratelelis; A to present indictments,
*galosh- Illemoit WS went
had abaselmted
.them. at iteloroe to maim them so- these hails
eiduab. shaurniett et thmlimmtaimeosmi by this kiseiety
Is one sane ft had bees 011•101 from* maa named
Atkin on, in aonthet 54/. from Mr. Wardell. the 1141 tor
of the &SUSSMAN newspaper I mid is other Inatome. the
pimmeileas MI Rose es because the perms. indicted
~herd to sabre so the proposed terms. After caw
raveling at ammo !mit\ gm the illegal sad oppressive
mare of this pandoet; the-Learsed lisntlemaa proceeds

rd to call his ?skins*.
The first of tares sailed. was-- A Hansa'. a pamphlet-
seller. He swore, that is /larch, lei. he was ar-
rested, tut a Jedge's warrant. (etained at thi in-
sular* of Mr. Sharp! that he was detained is
'costody fee days • Mr. Murray lesladeg oa the Isalal
(all yolks of trial. the Judge coasiderei that/
the laaliogneti by wheaten were sedieleat That am-
goeiation was afterwards catered lute, in embargoes', of
which le !live op to tie Aseacistiva a anamity of books.
soil pamphlets which they maidens! to eoutais
eideetioeable matter. That he then understood
se farther prompedings were to be takes opiate
Mew hot he was informed afterwards that he meet
pay ISt. for costs. That by pleadieg his poverty
lawd his total inability to raise the sum, and attending
at the Office of the Association. where he was introduced
to the Sitting Committee, consisting of the &Madams,
at length, th 4 sew was radical to 51., which be
raised and paid to Mr. Murray. No bill of indictors%
had ever bees fottad 'Oast 'Meese.
This witness ooderwent a strict cross-examisation
by Mr. Outman after which other whitecaps were
called. the esandeatioo of whom was not finished when
our paper west to press.
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FRANCE.
By private letters from Fraser, we learn that the
spirit of revolt has by ao muss subsided. as the fol-
kelvin estrcet, eta from one written by as Ulersi, is
saffieisot to show—
PASO, Maxilla/ litventme.—" I told you ie NIP of
my letters, that an attempt had beta made to corrupt
a regimeat in garrisee at Marseilles, and es iodate
them to march coos Tooke fee the purpose of seising
the arsenal. with ill its arms, ammenitiun„ he. This
plot eras stifled, before it had time to break out, by the
'meter an affirm epee whew was seised the whult.
serwerbasiesce of the oeuspiraturs. The chief traisse
is a Lieutenant-colossi, mama Caro., who has tailed
me flight.. This affair has set yet bees meetleamishy
a single journal in Paris ; hot the patties mewed have
bee. seat to' he laid at the imelsee of Arlgooe. The
Minister of War hem appulated Lisousest•oolooel ba-
rium& of the thilltik to semwswie the Ideumsent-tole
eel ihe t7th Regimens of tire Hee, at preens we.
Newsy. Toe may remember it was a hnela-
.liew.ef Wand Irk"