The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-04-17 00:00:00

TII E ST; MM. AN.

NOW, what has been the rusi,lt of this mighty
plot against our liberties a It has exploded in
the hands of bis hlAntirrv's Ministers, and left
them covered with confusion and shame. Their
new Acts (these, at least, to which we object, for
others were undoubtedly proper) were so little
wanted, that they have not even alb-mg:led to put
them in force. hey have fallen still-born to the
ground. They are become that " dead letlrr",
which the cosmos law was asserted to be without
them; and Mat COP:MOR taw bps not only been
appealed to alone in every ease, hot, in every ease
tried hitherto, tali produced those consictions
which its official detractors pronounced it hien pabk. of
effecting! Its efficacy is.therefure. amply established
and vindicated. Juries will no longer be represent
rd as the accomplires of traitors, and Parliament
will no lower stiffer its apprehensions to be excited.
its jedgmeet deceived, and its patriotism perverted
by unfourded statements. Iltnee, if we not
hope fur the immediate repeal of the useLssund
iu-
jtwinv+ Ads. We may fed cotindent that the grin-11
ciple ou which they arc founded will not bo pushed
atm further, and that, if Ministers were mad enough
to demand fresh uticon.:itatiottal concessions, they ;
will be rejected with appropriate wisd.mn and dis-
dain.

SESSIMVS-IL)USS, OLD BAILEY.- (MUND4T.)

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Early this morning the populi.ce assembled in
great numbers in the 0!'! R ilev, displa:.in.r much
anxiety to karti wire :116.rmation reetintr the
I conspirators. The cuurt-ard is kt.pt completely
clear, anti a label is placed on the door—" For the
admission of Jurors and 'Witnesses only ;" and this
order is strictly complied with: and also. to prevent
city sort of interruption or contusion to the pro-
ceedings by the admission of persons, sir. Wootner,
the City Marshal, attends, with several consta-
bles, nt the iron gate which !cads to the interior
of the Met*inns-tinase, and none are admitted bet
those who can show their right to admission. Yet,
notwithstanding this cant ion, the Court r as crowd-
ed equal, if not more than on any former ocmsion.
At half-cast nine the Judges entered, ati.l took
their seats, when Thistlewood was placed at the
bar.

t'pwarili of thirty Jurors nn each s:de were
challenged and twelve o'clock had arrived before
`a Jury could be foliated.
In cotectinekce of the expectation of a long trial.
the Judge ac.piimed iu a chair Lir; granted to
l'hibtle wood.

The Loan I:tttrit 'ravel.: observed, that as this
teal erns one connected e WI several others iml•li-
ce.trdd in st elairge of libel reason, it tors ;woes-
tory, for the An ke of public justice, to prohilsit the
publication of any part of it until the whole of,
them were terminated.

Just as our pnper Went tai press the .%ttnrney-
Cent rid commenced his speech.

Divine st rricu ye%terday, in the rreenee of the
King, the Duke of York, and Rmal suite, was per-
form( d itt the Chapel-Royal, Bri.:6ton, by the
Dr puty (lerk of the elosrt. A selection of: acted
music ra%r heavenly harmony to the I'nluce in the
evening.. It appears tn.qtain that the King intends
to indulge in atieatie exeurlons during the ensuing
sammer, in the yr:eht, and that Brighton
mill tie the favoured points of embarkations end re-
(unto. Etery thinsr, then•fore, promises to that
town an early, a ray, and profitable serson. As
ye: the day not al.pt ar to he fix:4 ter Ins Ma-
jt:slt s return to Carlton-pi/lee.
llis Alajelly's recent short absence from Brigh'on
was but so little known. fiat the flagon the vent -
ratite tower of the dwell was not I twered Atiris.g
the interval. The London newspapers pee t/ e
tlrst bow aaccenicut of the event to 'navy of the is -
lutbitant:t. A gt•mial illutriziation is talked if
there for iLe '2:01; but, PP the King will hot be
press. *perhaps it tviii be limited to the residences 11
of hts blatesty's trt.des-people.
The p. eof (-latency wlnt.)o..eohy on 9.41.1
Ay alai,: .
.40; *Mira in theetteninr.z.
Ihe Duchess orGlo tit-ester spent Friday aorening
v: itlt the Friiteets Sophia, at #'ambridge-house.

The DaLe of San Garlos Inn then -notice to all
his household donieilies and tn.ite.--peorlv. that he
sle.ll ititivuse with their serair. s the latter end of
this mouth. Ili, E'rerltett?'y is making every pre-
paration t►r his tlel,arture.
finllork an.l Jcit,nion, two of the principal witnessei
se:dult Sir Clia;les IV•sl..:elvV, 31 I 'kr ;frr. u•Pn• un Wed-
gy week tal.ru up. and are artually in the New Haile,.
for r, Munn .• plow nt4n of to, t. 4.,pre. 'Chi. circuits-
st.ence I.rs 'riven C't 4. Al joy to the !waist,. of Stukpuri.—
S.. Walt b fur .e ....triple ul the Baronrt's !
( ti,401. hi .Ihresirp.)
In order to guard the public against the shame-
less dceeptions of spurious imitations slid 2TOOS
positions. this Author of Dr. Nt...ta.r in .c. arch q
the Pirlurryyne thinks it right to state that none
of the works attributed to him are genuine. eNrept
those illtedrated by ROWLANDPnN. and published
by ACKERM.i7II63, WI. Strand.
Tuesday morning.. Lowe. a bearnm said to be a
esptaio in the late rioters' army, nprirehendect
at Clasgovr, and lodged in Bridearell. There are
about Wiley State prisoners at preterit coutlacil
there. . .

- •
Ur. ('hr is Han?. and ant 11r Weller. is the
name of the fraielosteut baulrupt, the ekcanistances
of whole case we detailed ill our paper of Satur-
day. 'Hie latter gentlensan..prtviows to his de-
cease, was Ili.• parlia.r of t 1,.: former: and it is
since that period that the fraud has heen emit-
twitted.—All the particular w hit+ we Er•tve, • with
the exception of ire name, wet... correct.
FOOT it Aer.—Wr are iiiturine.l th it the celebrated'
runner., 11-urge Walkir and John Welk. hsih of York,
are Matt 10-.1 to rue right *mike over linavesintre, on
jay thy lc h instant, for 30 guineas each,—they are to
start at our lurk Shookl the d.iy prove One, a great
number of viretators are expected to he there.
t LTPC 411:Seataiii.—A discovery. whkh way prove i
.of considerable importauce to the neichhosilsood of
Plturoatli, has been us:•Je at Laolulph, on the puns& j
' of' the Ki.V. F. V. J. unJell. About two ye.trs sire
some miners. :ate is ltd 1.7 a deep ochrears inernstation
of a reek, obtained rriguession io drive an add its search 1
of a aiitwral 11111 et:oi driven three or tour
rohoows. Work then diNcontinncil. a tea ,
womb, Aver, •Theistioas of this edit was covered with a
farrucisoul or iielitesis sight:tent, which has mow I
ertisra to : and it has heen ascot- I
Mined I. proeeril" out Is re:1441..1'4M0 !treats nosing,
thrualli the rock yr.& VI iils ehalylivate na.nre. Ihe •
Water has Leen atialy7l4l. :lathe rvsoilts of reiwateJ
' perinieiits are, that it is a pare t halvbrate. much 1114 ore I
strongly impregnated %tills iron limn Tunhillge.ar
ton, and scold eicnurse 1.. inure valuaLle in its medicinal
spalities than tither ut rt, .r releirl:l4 rim's.
Not% itlit.tandibg th.e tistre3s of the I:mcit. the
coupler of Gretna I it, L 11 I; as ever iu rivet-
ling suairinonnial claim upon aii ranks and degrees.
'• Many waters cannot wit owli love;" ant ter cu.ov
that cannot !nerve inr anoiregt the limner-
nits characters that hz-re latel.. presents d throw-Mr ties'
fare the Ifieh-Prieit of tireless. were a couple front Car- I
tide, whs. i.ur col mipou.tent tiretinualy resiesris. hid
mare logs than stneLines. rpioded their last
b". pen the altar of Ilyrnen. Asa Oct-ofl, ht werer, the •
coupler was airreahly surprivi by arliva: of a Cat-
an.l firir ('he panics we hair, I..ariteu). the ad-
ulatt of which, after the nuptial t'sst was tietf. present-
et, the ofliciator with ay.