The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-10-10 00:00:00

POLICE.

t 4. evrat Of Till MAterracTritt or SFPITIOUS ANr

entrasoyan".c PLACA UPS.
IJOU MON DAT, OCT. already known
t.. the public that a peer and ignorant hov. Adder-
s el.l, was on Saturday last br midst up to this office,
Narged with eiteolathig hand-bills of the most tree-
character. The spigit and design of this pub-
cation will best appear Aroma' Ls Oral terms :
EVIL BE TO HIM It 11U EVIL THINKS.
The Queen's friends, whenever and however assent-
Moil, will not content themselves with erupts- proles-
siJes, but give solid proofs or' their teal by effectually
promoting the subscription for such a service of plate as
may be worthy of this noble country; and show her
alajeatv's nefarious persecutors that it is not in the
power of an infamous goverittnent, a corrupt judicature,
er bribed majorities—of execrable perjurers, suborners
of evidence. or utalie naps, conspirators—to shut the
bands of the people of England after they hare opened
their hearts. Eternal disgrace would be stamped upon
the nation i( this measure slid not thoroughly succeed.
Mighty events are probable in the womb of time. FA-
( ept front the meatless accidents of sex and primogeni-
ture, what claim has the King upon the nation which
the Queen sloes not possess In eons ttttt n with hint? She,
it- well as lie, is only alien in generation from one King
of England; she is the niece atel slaughter-iit-law of
another King ; and without preaching any doctrine
tending to civil covulsion, the historical truth is unde-
niable, that England never was greater or happier than
in the " golden days of good Queen Bess, and the
g:orions ones of Queen Anise. Some auu.ng the must
remorseless of Queen Caroline's enemies might hear in
mind that there is an express Act of Parliament which
',sakes it penal to question the right of the nation to
:imit the succession to the throne. Whilst the wife, with
the magnanimity of Semiramis, is propounding a %ruin
that must shortly regenerate this en-laved land, and
rush the tyrant while it rends the ellain.•' the husband
is Flayltig the !tautly. Nero lisldleil u best Rouse was
bursting.
Never trill the generous hearts of Englishmen, after
the plan has been so prossitilged of supplying to her 31A-
jesty that plate. Odell, though 41ellied to the niece
alt
'spurge the Third, has been made a boon to her news-
tranuesr—never will the J üblic, whose aistsihi-
iated liberties are sure of a resuscstation in the providers-
instrumentality of this noble-minded Palters* (of
which, by the way, a recent glorious acquittal crest
in
r!,c of those right arms of tytamiy, called courts of law, I
is auspiciously portentous)---never will the British pub- I
1.:.• permit the ilislionoitr to her cause which n nimbi lie I
i•:separable front failure of the subseript ion for the plate. i
Subscriptions continue to be received at the following •
paces, eta.:—Messrs. West, 3•29, Strand, wire-worker ;
Parr, Russell-street, Cosient-garden, tailor t
I lolhern-brislire. hosier; Calseme, Illarkwamstriol.
Borough, publisher ; Denison, West Smithfield, cutler ;
Wailing, opposite the Asielphi, Strand, publisher ; Whit-
taker, Surrey Coffee-house, Union-street, Borough; Ben-
bow, 269, Strand, priuter ; being the original receiving
h.suses also by Mrs. Fleet-street ; by all
tl e other subsequently added members of the tom
mittee.
Trustees.—The Luke of Leineter the Earl of Oxford;
Lord William Fitzgerald ; and the following Members
Parliament and Gentlemen :
Stir G. Noel ' lion. 1). Kinnard ' Chas. Calvert. Esq.
bit F. Burdett Alderman Wood Ed. Ellice. Esq.
Sir R. Wilson Pen'TMeoreßsq. Maj. i. Williams
Sir J. ;Newport J. Ilium. Esq. Alderman Thorp
Sir It. Parnell J. C. llobbouse, Mr. Sh. Waldman.
N. B. All friends to the glorious Revolutions of Spain,
Portugal, Naples, Sicily, and to the ueburlesqued liberty
in England, will not fail to attend the Crown and Anchor
dinner on the 2.1 of October.
Sir K. Wilson, M. P., T. and S. St. G.. St. A.,
and B. E. in the chair.
A passing surd on the purred ral4c.—Even in their
festivities the resisters of the detestable government
ultich reshots this once free nation should nut forget
those who are now suffering for their pas well-proved
tit-tote, in their cause. Scaffolds have been the Istelan-
dsolv lot of some. Others are languishing in chains •
and dungeons. A few weeks only. miless the nation he
roused in time, will see two more of our foremost chain-
is.ens " laid in basest bonds- by the eiorrupt judgment
of ermined fiends. A long pull, a strong pull, and a pull
a• Logether,' mar save as all. Let the regenerators
of
tUeir country trim:aril all petty jealsoe4es, and keep its
nil the motto of that brave people which, by a priori-
rs..:s revolution, rem off a tyrant's sway, and established
ir.leiendence:—Comeorilio rca puree •-resettni,diererdia
J nue dilubmitur.
Whets Mr. Mlnslatill, one of the Bow-street Magis-
tS.ates, was proceoilinz to fine this unfortunate tool in
tit.. banns of others, Mr. Pearson proposed to get the
person who etuployed him apprehended. Having sworn
t sat he had trareol the fabrication to an individual,
a: 1 having obtained a warrant to apprehend him, he
accompanied Vickery, the officer, to his house, and had
hire-taken into custody on Sunday morning.
This morning considerahle cariosity appeared to hay,.
been excited by die 'abject. Mr. Hume, M. P., Sir 1.1.
No,I, M.P., Major Cartwright, and several other gentle-
CAM! into the udice 141011 after ten o'clock. Sir R.
Baker and Mt. Millie were the magistrates present ; •
Mr. Minsimll anon afterwards took his place. here
happened to be hut little night business to require the
et•ention of the Court.
Mr. Pearson. Will your Worship proceed now, then,
to inquire into the charge upon which I obtained a
warrant on Saturday ?—Mr. !Untie. I have no objer-
: let the person charged be brought in. It was
oherred, we believe by one of the officers, that the
g r.tleutan was not conic. Sir &abort Baker. He will
b- here. Mr. Pearson. I ask yon openly whether you
h.sve tilseharged hint ?—Sir Robert Baker. He has
given mi•Orities for his appearance, and he trill be ,
11 ;WI you may attend another day. Mr. Pearson.
TL's day was fixed for the purpose, and I wish to
Ittiotr how it is that lie is not here ?—Sir R. Raker.
11" promised to he here at eleven ; it is now past 11,1
hut he will be here in a. few minutes. Mr. Pearson.
'ben 1 nista! wait fur a "few minutes.
After a Sroimiderahle interval, Mr. Marton cause for-
ward Itautsaid; 1 be leave tomato may charges against
a peilion of the name of Franklin, who was appre-
benjUd pn Sunday morning by Mr. Vickery and spy-
serf.. Against this person I have leveret charges, fur ,
fabricatßig .s publishing ,placarde, nut only recom-
mending stallion and insurreistion, but resislaince to
she government by force, and for doing nil this weier
the protertionand authority of that gevenunent.
told in my .band manor of those treasonable purrs.
issued by this'pericn at vaidons dines. I charge him
with being at rids moment in freammable 'conspiracy
in the neighbourhood. 1 •ewti upon you to grant a
*arrant for searching the house in which I believe

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