The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-11-12 00:00:00

ZWEIL GR.4TI7VDR VONFIRMED BY
HOLY ALLIANCES.

There ere a* men letrOpe so much indebted to
the Press, as the Members of what hes been imPi-
wilily galled the Moly Alliance, en Alliance vel-
dt/oily formed against the firms and liberties of
mankind • and there is me usearbei.of this Conspi-
racy of mankind;
Kings who should feel se grate.
hi for benolits conferred by tb• PIUS. as his
Majesty of Filmic To the Miter of the Rhenish
' Mercury, N. Gomel, who stirred op' lite German
people against Napoleon, is Frederick William is a
great measure indebted for his Threum.4o, the
Premien Police his reeently been busily oeaspled is
hunting after N. Gnares, I. order toe...sign him to
a dungeon. fle has, Worm, escaped into Fiume,
and invokes the protection of the lA. of Nations. •

COURT OF KING'S RENCII. nutlet. Nov. IL
MR. ARLILF.
This 'kerning Mr. Jostle(' Mom's° sat and heard
motions of course; at half.past 10 the Judges sawed'
the Court, when
T►e CHIEF JU.TICI stated that Ibe Court adder.
'tend there was sowa parsers waiting.
Mr. Cathie rose andi stated. he ►ad an 'ideals
which he would hood to the Clerk by pereolgelen of
the Court; it had for Its object the grounds epos
which he impeded to mete fora new trial.
The COWIT asked him on which of the Well?
Mr. Cathie said, the see that was tried •o ths Is.
formation.

Mr. Justice BATLEY told hies be bad better state
the different tepid of his •Wavit.
Mr. Caddo then proceeded to state the grr bale
upon which Ms enneiun was founded. First, that
thete was on lam for the ponithnsent of bias-
liberty ; secondly, that a libel met be against a per-
son. whereas in the vessel case it ass spied s book ;
thirdly, that the Jury bed separated without his con-
fent ; fourthly, that noe of the Jurymen (Mr.
Phillips) that had been selected from the 48 bed been
deed fnr more than It mouths, and that another (Mr.
W. Akins.") bad sever been seasomed ; fifthly, that
the Chief Jostles had awed the Joey on the law
and not the few, they being judges of the colas well
as the other ; and sixthly, that his witnesses "'cremes
examined. Mr. Coral* stated, he bad eebrensed the
Astronomer Relit, the Archbishop of Centerbery,
[ and the Chief Rabbi of the Jetts, who world have
proved the difference of opinion respecting Chris.
tinnily.
Daring the lime Mr. Carlile was sehmittleg the
grounds for hie soars, he was frequently stopped by
the Corm, sod told that it wield not be permit.
fed fur him, or any whirr man, to deny in that Cosa,
that blasphemy was punishable by law, nor to gun.
Lion the truths of Christianity.
Mr. Jolliet BATLIT observed it mss the duty of
the Judge to point out all matters of law, and if the
Defendant could point cut any thing in the charge of
the Lord Chief Justice, contrary to that, it 'wad be
taken into considered's by the Court.
In reply to so Wiseman. sad. by Mr. Coal.,
that be bed net bees peemitted to persevere is that
line of defence which be eossidered *field be the
most serviceable to Ids, aweigh the isterreption of
JuTghede,
Cuter Justice, with great waernib, repelled
the atm, sod said he had only ieterrepted the
Defendant is thee, passages of his defence that were
[ the most particularly offeosive ; and bets reed car.
thin pommel of the indkanest. Tbe Chief Jellies
thee stool. awe were only two of the topics of the
Defendaot'a affidavit that could be noticed by the
Cowl, namely, the Jary being Juggler, sad Ns est
panting of the Jury, *either of which formed soil.
dent eroond for granting the motion.
Mr. Justice lIIATLIT, at considerable length, vat
pretend the some opinion, as did also Ms. Justice
natant° and Mr. Jenks, But.
The Cum Julius then ordered the Defendant
to be remanded, wad be broeght up for judgment on
Tuesday nest.
The I Defendants against oboe criesinsl
informations have been filed, for selling Sher:riles
Register, Thu Republican, Ste, gamin! In Court
to show gainst the Weld rules obtained
against them.

RETttllt 01 Tne I'ItINCS TO Till PAM,
410 N.-114, Royal Ilqinetsv's inteolina to rotors to
this place blithe evening, was portly generally kenos
in the lowa this morning. Consequently, the
• hid SCMail 11111i1114 is Maribernogh.row, it
sliest 10 miaow before stern o'clock, when a merry
peal woe commenced en the r berth bells. His Royal
Highness was accompanied by Sir D. BLOOSVISLD.
Sir E. NASLC and Col. 'f m NNNN Olt Cams is at GS
early pert of Ilse attorneys*. Some days most yet
elapse before lb. Palace is is dee *Mee for occepeney.
—( Brighton. Nev. 9.)
A party of convicts ere Is be employed on the
11 mew works carrying on in Chatham Dock-yard, mod
a vessel of wee is preparing fur their reception, in
the same Nasser N than at Portsmeath and Shriv-
el/Se.
SODDEN MATH —Mr. Henry Seemblee, formerly
the proprietor of the livery stables is Malamute.
street, and who le nearly 90 years of age, soddenly
'spired 'Weedily at the Bank, where ha had gone to
receive his dividend. After signing the book, he gave
the omelet to his olive, who had accompanied him
to the Bank, to go to the adjoining oats sod rewrite
the money. On her return she Intend him st corpse.
Medical assistance was immediately Not far, hot
proud anartailing. The body wu removed from the
Ronk in a hackney coach.
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CATTLE AT MARKET.
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