NOVEMBER. ~, 1e25.
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before the Kings Bench, and found guilty.
The charge was, that he had created false
Intelligence 1--WE believe it was by having
letters written, or French newspaper print
ed for the occasion, by which the funds
were affected He was condemned to the
pil,orv--to pay 100oi. fine-and to be i'm
prisoned twelve months. The pillory was
remitted; but government followed up the
blow, bv expcJing him from the House OF
Commons, degrading him from his rank, and
striking him from the navy list These heavy
misfortunes impaired his reason while IN
prison, and caused him to make his escape,
without seeking to avoid being retaken.
He was tried and fined for this escape;
when Westminster again took up his cause
and triunphantlv returned him as their
member for the second time.


We cannot, with this fact before US, cred
it the belief, that his lordship was dclib-
crate swinlicr, for henever could have been
thus supported, if his character was really


IMPAIRED.


In 1918, he crew tired of his pcacefn! life,
and went to Chill, where his usual gallantry
and success were displayed on many occa-
sions-in the capture Of the Spanish ship
E.merllda, and a hundred other acts Of des-
perate valor.


He has, however found many enemies E.
ven among his friends; and he vas 50 dis
gusted with the injurious treatment shown
him on the eve Of the Lima expedition, that
but for san Martin, he would have left the
service His lorlship has since been In the
| ~ lillian service, under the renowned Dot


Pedro !. who was trying hard tor some year
TO be a democrat and a sovereign ut the same
time. 1t is said that Lord Cochrane, anti
cipating speedy overthrow of the mongre
/ government, has retired in time with lars'
4 fortune. He is, at ali events, once more w


on the natal soiutum; and, is said, will
promise of restoration to his former honors


We do not know what to say OF him. ID


NAV be an iujured man--or he may be


bad man. Time alone will show, for tn


actions of cotcmporarles are even more du


bious than those which rest in the lap c
ages.