Our paper yesterday conta...
Our pap.r vcsterdav containied, in the report fromi Bow- street-office,a slhock.ng insta'lce of the abuse of power which soinetmes hanppens in thbi country (free as it is), wlhen the cxecution of it is litruste(I to improper hands. As the case will be aglin (liscussed, we shall for the present sus- pend any rbscrvations: we trust that the law will be foutid adequatZ tvi thei remraely of the cvil ; otherwise England must uo: !hojit of its protectioni ot the hbcrty of the sub- ject. Adimitting a I the facts to be as stated, a worse case could hardly havo h pned inl rurkey or Algiers.