Star. — London, England, 1804-08-07 00:00:00

VAUXHALL ROWING MATCH. I . . I prectia ed . pradifting . (poi. Englighmen t—toree'ausatiens of 4 # 14 4 . 4 14 f * 4 ' 44 any precife beavoledge, but from the re li ance I h ave nits. Gentlemen, Rand upon the genuine bans albs always bad io the patrintifin, üblie fpirit, and incl. Britifh Conflitation, which con fi its in a fair tiered, ?endgame of my count r y men ; i c h I was l ure wou l d oldie prerogative of the Crown,- contreitiled and re deer' rendet you faithful an d i vy i n my cau f e f o i t g_ulated by the rights and interefis of the people.— -losixas I Diould take care to do my d ut y towar d s too . There principles lam perfectly convinced are as; er. The nioft important thing, Gentlemen, to which fen to to the fecuritg of the King . as to that or the ifildsa d•Psesses'bel, sects" your a/Seneion , is to beg humblefl individual in the land. They as nearly ems that,thof% freeltmiders who have not peen allowed to cern the flability of the throat as the happisiets end poll toy ;id/attend here to-morrow ; that they comforts of the people.—[afpp/oefer.) %Atm:4 permit . to weigh heavy in the kale the in- Having Paid fo much, Gentienien, I (hall take my coneeniencies labia they; • may tidi e r by this feeond leave of you, with a firm convidion that the ailive attendance. lam interely flirt y that they lhould exertion upon which you are In evidently refolved, rarer any, but Unhappily there ate things for which will produce the compleat edablifhment of your indef. ,if is not in my powpr to find a remedy. They pro- pendence, and that your C iunty will fervor as a viii ceed from the tricking ptojeds of o ur o pp onents . I t lying point for all the Counties of England to retel ls their lag fbift 40 obßi to our enters now that they ver the ancient rights and privileges of the people. 'ore able to drag up 'but few voters of their t own ail .• ' Si r au• LANCI3 immediately retired. playa). Non., Gentlemen, I n ifh to addicts my - Mr. MAIN %ramie° th en ca m e forward, but the (elf in particular to thofo ft echolders who have Ap- croud wasfo numerous, and there was (rich a hideous 'seated bete to-day and are yet unpaged. If they noire, that there were no hopes of his being heard. • will contrive to come here early toinnerow morning, He therefore deftlked and retired. my C tinfel and the Sheriffs will attend at nine The number of people were greater even than on o'clock, and will be ready to decide up, n their votes the firit day of the elation. • which I have no doubt will he fully ellahlifhed. On At Turnham Green, a very ferions riot had likely their attendance may depend the refult of thi , c med. to have taken place, occafiuned by fome boys getting. lam aware, Gentlemen, that l have entirely to behind a private carriage. A ennftable Renck one of rely nn your public fpisit, your love of liberty end them with his Staff, and cot him iii the cheek. The independence. Thule are the only motives which Minable was knocked down with a 'thine. Others, tan cache ion to at in my favour. Many of you. came to his *Matinee, and tire mob were going to. I know, lave given me your lurnnirt at the rifle of fall on them, when the Sheriffs happening to pats; your neaten interefis. When I retie& on theft air- Sheriff Seaw jumped out of his carriage and drew cumliances, I feel confident that, after having over- his (word, nn which the mob immediately difperfed. come confiderations of higher importance, you will A hackney coach broke down near Kniglaibridge. nut allow petty obilacies to Rand in the way of the There were fevcr•l people on the top, who were pre great end wi. have in view. I ought, therefote. Gen eipir a r e d with gre a t violence, and one of them ap tlemen, perhaps to apol o gif e to y ou f ur h av i ng at - neared to be confiderably hurt. tempted to eihort you to your duty—to the per. The faiiors, in their flip, as on Saturday, formed refinance Of that to which your own wishes fo obvi- parrot' the cavalcade of Sir FRANCIS, whn mooned oilily incline : but I hope the value of the thing for to town in his ufual Ryle, accompanied by Lord Fo n bah we nruggle, and the natural earernels of La y i Mil s Malawi, ; Lady Ainslie's,. in her car ivcry. !over of freedom to o bt ain if, will prevent riage, with Mifs LA/411 and Mr. Esau ; Counters of ?•iti from feeling any offence at the requeft I have Baaarsioas and her. filler ; Lord Persasnast, in li:JeC. his carriage; Counters of ALososounn, in her car- Gentlemen, ithas been indenri on ny rpread spread. ridge, in a Mameluke turban. and Btrantrr's fa tty nor Opponents, that lam al perfon Wile to Eng yours; M a d ame Glassing, in her carriage; Mr. Lod, to Englifhinen, and to the Eve& Connitution, Mt.o RB and family. in his carriage ; Lady 1... in Le, to every thing for which my whole life has M s, in her carriage, &c. dec. Wizen the heat a perpetual Ilroggle. A paper hall t Oß been I cavalcade and frigate reached St. James's c h urc h i n put irto my hands , which has been encl. ed, I no- Piccadilly, they were flopped by a gentleman. who deriland, in fircular letters, t o th 6 Freeholders of I regaled the whole of th e (hip's crew, with fcveral ibis County, and wh ere i t i s R a t e d, that a Whoever I b ott l es o f w i ne , & e. ether vote s os c a nv a ff tw es for me. in be conficiered Before the art iral of the cavalcade, in Piccadilly, a. tab , ttiug calumny (rather a Clifi3Ub charge from I we noticed the houfet, from Sir F. lIVROt TT's to ::'"ale Gentlemen, tr u ly), perjury, s'ear"i's sealing. ! Hyde Park Cotner, crowded with falhionable viti• .nd iniation." Thee, Gentlemen, arc flight infinu . / tor.., via. Mr. WriGNTIR. Mr. MARTIN, Marmii• ..ti ns thrown not avinli my characner. widen Owe • .it Masai - nett, Sir F. E . Margravine of Aar ids - erfaries, no lust. tiiiifidcr ash sir Elecili.in liptilii. • PACI4, Mr. Lv.H.Nr;rtos, Mr. PARTON, EMI of Cu To be red ~,, I,l,o•vever, it 113elial•, tortnaately, that 1 , Duke fli (ti& a• , thHon. hi.. f..c.h is the greittial,, mthigoitr, ignorance , anal vu',.. Gusone, Mr. Cita t• rosn, Earl l)v.a er, Ste. with _ ..icy of all 111..4 libels. eilt they I, Coil upox ditin• 1 By ~,,, 's colo urs , an d crow d e d with palms of •;res, and a r e ca p a bl e of inataing, a wound upon I ran k an d he ar" . . At Bandrifisn the iounifistia has sot Guce 155 a. Several tbocks of an aids been felt. In tbe..stiountatris the aregle - v44 4 been great. The news from fo u th e rn reums a/Sifting. C.olleetioni ate man in farrovr of the unloosens faffegers. The Ectorpa of S• 10111 fent +oosellab eta dollars from his Kirin, purl% to•be ditiribiend among the inhabitants otLefece. . - • The artillery eleferviatery at Olmuts katelt caught Ire and blew up; forty two Mame are fontneod to have been killed by ebb exploiters: • . ) . Ea it itingiaitir.-:4 letter *Ai Zarillatiers the liland of that name; belonging for Seven !Sands), dated Junvto,teys.nEgn • very frequent here this rear. Santa Mown called Leucadia) and Zante arc particulat to them. The latter iQand appears en be quite 1113• dermined, as the well of pitch and rnfin is frowns* continually. We expetienced a ennliderahle 'dock on the yth inftant, at midnight. During a perk& calm and Ittfrocaring heat, there arofe a terrible blowing noife, which Lied two fecongs; it was fol lowed by a violent fbock; 'When the inmates Shook. I and beams and ceilingioefackeil. On a fecond (hock bricks and mortar fell from the ceilings, bolted doors ' and windows burft open, the bells were het a ringint. and people could not Stand uptight. This fcsne of terror talked from 3o to .}o fec.nds. Titree hoar, after a fecond earthquake was felt, which, though pretty violent, was leis fo and of Saone* duration than the former. Earthquakes are fo frequent here, that•they are hardly noticed. unitise they are very powerful. Upwards oT an hundred have beast fek here during is nvitths; hut there were only hone ray five of them conliderably violent. The ratite caufed a general connernatton, and called back our recAleelion the terrible one of. thirteen years snag when the inand appeared reedy to be fwallowed up g the fortifications and many Notes ruioa s and many lives were loft. Tins time we got off with Indy tome walls and chimnies thrown down. and others cracked. Leis violent Shocks were lest on the n•ffsed sith, which lalled from fie to ten fecond., while dm heat was increafing. A traveller, irsl. , s IVl , srned Ibis day from Patrailit. in :Aorta, brought us an account of this phornomenon. He arrived At PAtraffri, so hours fail from hence, rm the evening of the yth. but he remained on board of the veld, which call an. chnr rooo.paces distant. At midnight the earth. quake was felt, the dreadful etre& ofi which he is not able to defcribe. It was preceded boa moil violent wind and hirwling noire under ground. The crack ing of the hinifes in the town, the (creaming rt the inhabitants, the confliel of the clement,, the violent agitation of the lea the refit!, which Gracked As it breAkinZ into a ihmuinJ piece., in fh-rt, every thing corrili to Tie .d ter,. r and ditins,-. Moir pe..pie suer live., and 15111 mole were wounded. 'rise villages along the coati And up the country are neatly deilroycd, and we have not yet any caatt ac. count how far the deArmaiya emended." • ~ Yekrday evening the Annual' gosling Match took plate, the Priam of *which was a yikgry, given by the innprieter 0/ Vanilla') Gardens. •Tbp match was rowed for by fovea pair pf oars ip uniform of blni and fcarlet, and the boats carried sphitit fires. pith I.irge red fonts, by the number oCsphie* pub boat was diftingudbed. The number* and names of the Rowers were as follow,. viz. • t. William Breenwar Wove"; Vast Jamr, Thumipl George Meek' • - amnltUde. ' • Jame Taylor - - • Staagare. 1. . Robert &tick li ng , Thome bulks . - Cures Bridge. 4. Wllharn Seeker . Bankßde. • ' Clarks Wciterood Vauxhall. g. Robert Barrow Blukfriare. • Wpm itirey - • &Ali& ' • 6. Jaen Gr.gory Xichard Rae . Lamtittb. 7 . !Mel Timms . • - Vauxhall. • Ifese Wo o d - • - Strand-lane. At half pin five o'clock, the final was given, and the boats flatted from Wearninfter Bridge.— They kept pretty clofe till they reached the Adelphi, when two of them, Nemben r and 4, got foul of , each other. and the later gave up the coma. The relt proceeded rapidly, turned the centre arch of Blackfriars Bridge, and rowed up the River againd the tide as far as the Red Houfe at Batterfea r where theft was a boat moored. A lecond boat here gave 44i, and the remaining five purfued their way with great vigour. For f ome t i me t h e t h ree b el l b oats kept fu dole together that the vidory was very doubtful, and the Letters remained in anxious foil pence, which at length terminated in &emir of N 0.7, belonging to Tinos and Wood. who fuddenly fhnt a-head, and gained the goal before the sell of their competitors. The next bell boats, Nos. 3 and 2, were alto mailed to prizes. the Orli two. the latter to one guinea. Tims and his partner were then feat soil in the prise wherry, and carried in triumph, amidft the acclamations and congratulations of the populace, to the houfe of the former, where the health of the conquerors was drank with unfeigned good ' will. The fire-engine boat, belonging to the Royal Exchange Atfoirance Company, had beet previoutly prepared, and a Rage ereled on it, for the reception of his Royal Highnefs the Duke of York's band. who played a number of martial and popular airs, and received the Iticcefsful candidates with ' See the Conqueo inig Hero comes,' and concluded with God S.tv the King.' The Prise Captain was in a beauti ful fix.oared galley, decorated by a fplendia white awning, and a red and white Rau;. It alto caroled a number of elegant females. Boats innumcrahl.:, crowded with ladies in white dreffes, added to the charms of the gay frere, and the !bore was lined with thoufands nt fpeSators. Order and good cur.- dm, prevailed throughout the whole, and the evening I Aided without the lean .tccislent nr unpleatant cir untdance. Vauxhall Garden, as uhial un coagonly growled with genteel company . . ._ ..- , - ,--- - --- - - -- ---_, • ain.4-•a -f1.......iaar....z.- -7 -.-r---- . ..-- , - : .-. -•"'" "*... .. . . • . . . , ' - . .... ~ , '^l • ' - _ .... • itz&iiithip stkihilak. • • • . .., ; tei .o 4 ohir 440 .- eitOm 4 i.true. • : ''. .- • - • ikELZgOlt2t. r, = ....:.4 . ,.5...i.' )I perpetually in their mot Itspreflottk •* ' • . "•• '•' ' •..- '-''- ' ' " • '- A • ;tint. 4 - 4 y i frignas /414 ‘F. Be fe b ert ca m, g ot . rational freedom, 'and the. itierty.o '„•' 1 e• •'' • Tit • Teriptio •• ' • 7 - ' " - •-- ' ' '. ' . , itt, Audiffraf, - . • • ' gatorgNipla eat* •-° irstdiridb-iiillish • alacrity, and at two o'clock, he to tha liocerity of their •ttaalmenetto' die : : ' .•• .- A. Plate at st2l.. . , • *Mt '3 , .ng tlie MEW •• ' ... the • , find OW upwards . o f thirty totes more t h an M. is unietell'ary for me to ray any thavain rod s • • , alritha .littes•se: - Cortand*. - ihv Oh iitf."'' I's t Tlitialea. ..", ,' • raral nete•Crimedes in (1 . • 11 im ik it M it Wait Im O. 'Coaches Riled with Prettudders were' PutiliCAtions I have referred to,' alidiesontlf Oak ' hte wa.. ", e , Sutr a- -*likat ' at • 51 "'" e ' rk ...,:** ll* ' 1 " I t" '..*. ' ... ... - • Opeea of the • .. .... • . • ins to the Hutting* at the time the It.toks doted, the tact ma t detem ufe Which lush Fatah are dtf•• I r VD"' -1.111 " 1111 sßod•nato e•leg• •'• • 'eria: • • ....Nee Thee '' :io ''''' -' and many of the Baronet's voters were obliged to re- poled to make of the liberty of the prefu • T he* d «- Imr ' kh " tr ' ha `-. °sut l er ' . 41 ' 144 P a- " lb- '". • e ' ' '' ftt:lrtld ' •'• •• ' addition to • itietta. tarp Mahout toting. Daring the day's poll, no left tent, inoffenfive men, would uk the preA Merely' is ;t4,24,,e451,17.18=atie Goigo i t". rt . , .444 , -1• 4 2 . „ L „, lit . A: ... ere ,E. , .The I jetbdo. i s 'o.f Sir' Femora Buabarr's votes were re • the means . of publilhing their innocent.' iskiffenfilin, r - A lineeptiattis of -335. -. ."•- . fi r ; aa•fwe • " 'e 4 Saied Mir& W il li" . ' ' ed,.and 20 of Mr. MaiNiValtitia's ; the former cornpolitions agamil you and me Ca Gni]. Iteisllt s ' Ur. Popham% besfq Monk - •`•-: • . ir t i, 7 4 4 . 4 4;, _. r. Ma la.zu •abo /ft , lid* ttalldidale, however, obtained, during the day, ama. Gentlemen, Ido not know what firth Forms meats at /oho thwttioes cb. eotimatke ' ... '' - S.'S 'S' ' ~.. ... tf i x witek t i, ''.- . ' ! ' ' i l a 4 1 ) as alsPoetad bY the numbers which were in their cant about the freedom of the prefs: unlek '; lac Auctor's ra; ILW021110•6001 , •-.• 1 . • fillet ... , .. , . . c rod thus t he that freedom which their hireling Prints daily . * ~ • • 4 . j a.., .'. ' i.: •,- -7 7 - ^ -re n 7':! 't.ai h,......s. .-4 41.4 • .. • . ' pi with your chars ter and mine. In the esertife of& • '" NirrBl°lll) s... ll23llaM p a sket fit t s Tlll3DA st.eas h t :J ULY 3L )'. 0 1 15.a t i te 4n.f . • "v b, C6" .4 w * E m i e1emw1. 10 ,!!! .. ",,,, x 1 7 6111 ' at , f . Per Strirsaaets Satiate . tso . Tor Mr. mAntametira - :09 fr eedom, it teems, that lam dekribed.not billy as an tur. Philips' b. hy h resew ated • -•- - mato*, &ebb fitatredaDvaaara --at enemy to the Britillt Contlitution, but - a propagator: . barn , Idgiu s warbm g -• b.s. haborif o r - , ord . . ' e l, '. - :ST : ve Cnbb viewva alw " * ,,ig oe' l " t et d. ..f .f ill? * et ) ;chi. ' . ; . • . , ~,,,* oar lant i starlit/gar. of calumny. There is one tircum fiance. Gentlemen, Three to 2 tin the winetatt ' • ''' • Far Flr Amami /amain?. Far Mr. Maarwaisais. which, cit y reference to this charge, I wit` to it ; The Maiden Plate elf soL tOt.4 yr tiklialtd opararde. _,..!: v e l i r kt e' s t i l l "li t a li alt rltill h ie = em ilie i lit Day . .. 6it sit Day - . sai sd Da? • . .• 361 , ad Da l •. - 399 prefs allow minds, and I with it the more, betel& Mr. Tepliadiant. bfbettfal. 'eatoPiary ••aI t a • ..‘ -• . t •„g - - - '-'-'`' tolls! - . s e s 3 0 D a y . - . its lay cancan in that eircuinfianne has iodated man •La., aser._.,___Sh"°.l.l"-17141/1/811 •' ' s a 11- Caitiff 41,10 *".... ft ;iir _ ss e4,4lte.....e4- laßriselteet 7l 4• •Oh Dor • ''" at 7 4 1 b Day . • ' 057 freeholders to favour me with their fuppott. IC ' "' r ....., - •''"1- a- 44 " 1 " 4 •_, ... ' 691 1 1116 1, _..._' • .... t. I. dr 6.6 6 6,...„ 1 1606.• • • fha t n e laena l a nn „. 4 ono th i te o 4 .. ~ - its sth Mr - • , 193 Rated to me in a letter from-a freeholder, intetell. rive to 4cm we ',avast mime t our via wi t 3 Iterrag tobarrea et alalat art fi fain ad) , ..100,111.111116% .. ,tOI on the John.Bullturefi. . . ~ • . . maw • • • Ka 041 1 1 NY • ' ' Si* • f Nat f had Ma • • leaves. • 41 clA r , • . • •. 2 r t.., . ..... „6 11 1- lEr m CaU e* . at . a pet Oft who ~_,__fiet_.,oe to , Winunpay _ swe , paakes of 1 iscii m , tin. . . 1.,‘“ , . • • ~.• -. _ • D m ... ~. . , I , o n . .- to realigning 'gamic me was ablolutety renownetwas . i nk w. " . b : b. ,s - a . t ... abitin V it . ' . ett --. review, --..t yoo purities. , . < t •asti Skis -. . sta Os tat - - sop by the credit he was induced to give to Mkt' Mr. Acien's i tu rt e kh. by O. ... -1 - - -41''' ... .4 :"Ma 1411 " w `' 4t down to a banquet. ' . hoiligta t - a 11, ma NT • -.. too againll Mr. Jullice Mainwaring, and' hit lutstawr o ne s b e . C. ony men , b y &to i l •_ . • ", . *tit aboniggftrediernee.. ..k. was ferved , . . ' Aithrta‘baiio -. 3$ 41114 DAY . - Ydt jailor, Aria, by this circumftante :-My corOafpaat. thihfeeilkhlet'ot SRI. each. with 4 0 0. 1 81110•': • ' . ill law* 14C ' eles.P4L4 ` ' ' ....... 4 2 4-. • F 0 nib Del - -• /0 .04( .. ~ , ji i i k .gri , Dv -. . " dent Rated to him this fait, the whole of whiett. •. 1 . 112 liasotsielt . hentitari . r 'I'S 4 '. 4 V 't.w.i • dailiestietitmit . af t ea; u lr • , he bye, I have not before heard of that kw UN ...6.• •..t• • . 1 .. A g ibusialatheritagis • • • • *-7 ‘ t " : . • •.• •'. • s i . -.-',' 1 . - ""' ? • • •- t -' ' ' * i . • Listar•Thstllifelestse• . 1.• ••4 - A ittr*. 4 * 1- „ . Alt,ifst_ .... sta • ... a 526 ago a unpleafaut repat a being in circulation ref. • , - , f l e. fangeliaaalhaulawalawl ---t7 in; the treatment re f the prikiaers in Cold Bath • 3.1 .: i - .4 " -..... '' -5 i:" .... " jr" ' -• lowa& CES•4rit DAY: - ... - c ..•. . ._, • ~ 1 j.4411M41111' 'ammo, Ti n • • : .to pervade the oe- prikin, a ;rand jury applied to Mr . Jollice mail' • ' lie 4 a)110111* - • 4 . k. ' • ft l4oll cat r " 14 ' •:. 44 • ' . 'Aar tr ; ..einatirsartarvaa -.. Iva it,. . , .... b . , ...ate and .. . saw : 1 ,. ,,, pi 0. z.oseli. •, • ~•it , i 4t , ' 4 , wit . rant roo : for s tart over the rntd bfirOt for goI,, . ...... ' .. „ 3 „ 01m0r .. . • tic: .... t 41 VittV • '' .. s all hark! cart ylas'ereight focide ' oboist d . _ . tat tent .. • • ''• Iletting foateeded, Or ?lAN- . aiswittai. .talttypaa.'o • - ' 4l- "" at '' ' ;(1 1 . it ' - 7 : . tachai, 44 'sea of thrye • -itilAtats, , -.* ••. . • viataa a n _ L __.„,„ e , ‘ „,• i l iPar . 2 , • ..., A sir* . '4.. .• ' • Cu that *anted • • Ettitiws t-Gentleated. l can- ils.o if their. nataay teal arilorisfeg '-• aid be r. l' .." ••0I ou e d naliteree b. aquis •'1 i' - • rr - " bi n fili btikb W 04 4 04 1: the gat " th =aes A•d• hat diklta OW CyAC, .' ''• admit a. . ' tibin kOsind 8 - * .• 6; !•• ii '' .• , Aiiedi mtodiurrif . %trv ''' ' • ...to. • • ' sowli elk • • 0 1 041 " . - ,ha twhielnAltrt pfaloescretsycartati at to intbekthevritliti. K. t• •' . 'obtained •i. • • Ihthation. bah. drone 1: - ....; ~ . AK .. Via lhate oTtWte are Polk 1 fagot tithStiosid frail*. (11 ;die& ash orit *ed.iiittee : - 'the g eoreir , - . • • ft- A , i , ~, 444 ". 4 •T• ••' • : '''-' •.: • : . '.• •• " ' ' • r , '-• .• .. ...' ll . l oll lr4lPFilfo tae hope tettiCh I hoe unifontly__beld p t s uhick, I ilid m i c hi,,,iih rl i,' exp .& ab o . ' 111\ Ilwatpilitbefor haste% teal**. taik. •.4 • -9.. 4„....,...„ 2 , j ,„,t . ''' • 4i: •0 OS *IP* Iteelare kind. This is ay patter, to tactile iheT '' '• 'I did . 1- ' .• '-- •' ' 5 W a terag ..' 4 •, ' ' s+7/. 1. , ': / 1. I'.- • • ''''- ''''"'"'e sf l i eji it -. .. ailly rtgt -a: •2. idoratti had tha ha* toialtdatkal; ebem fully tetort tbe 'Altai was r• • 4 l''' A , eb. Ptsp i.c .. . - ..e 7 '. • . 7. x. : Offk fit tbCeinity. o e inV .. . : • , .' piAiitiot ati may Z a t iogi litti . it . Ile": entail*. kby Ate mutts ' • _Ono/. Asa k : , • • %h. Ili. Miele - • - - -.- it . hemsrat nutty pitman aright ant • ~.,_,..„,* . .' 41sriala ran. .. .. ;•• k ee - elfle to he a il ed* cfillimmixtor . - *tribunal ' , .. 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It i! tattpaitOir t.., ~ ptit t ic OS riil,l . 2#ble • ;phtlk, '' s ' mertm o„ w a n La j ay o n a i i it t fo ta t . ~ , , ~ I yemi.iwe a peek" aware that 0 4 w i agp4riaa impoiGhle for stay thing to be con- alga ny cilms, l rneslalt,Aist, , 0 00 fttr . fil$S131 t. , 04.10. ' fi n . . . , ii acne a . rologo, not aa. individlial.44 fl , fatall a weight, winch could • starry a. natal preparations, tiod:a tat fat the 1230 Ye , rit. a 4• . - - Gs • w.._l' -It a hyllem fuppotted hy ferrite, yet arrOgan. ri . s. irge o efsin fay ,apon the water. The other party illitiateas to to t h ifeParrillints 4 tatt!misti:Ealteir r .. it was, polEble, and engaged to conitra‘t a. hiigotfthett to the ( Joloiriliti ofd arior i t i Zte . hot ' fie ' •• •• • a t a Pr& that ,2' lees.' and osmium:44W Contraitin, who' ha ' ' le g i t"' r il. that Afar; what' . was performed, not only 4 . 1 40 . 40 I:Yy. Wm. }hart,. i- / _ • k-'. • . ''. Ow ritenn ^ " ° *ate sit "ea". nada m y opponent theirleint for the ptirpofe Of . ' this=a iha hopphttle to haws Arai* Ra yin g t h t i n d epe ,,, direts a ihi„ Comity, 1 . 0 ~•, .. - . one saw', laet,tsvp parfoni, who rowed about ikret idticatedatibat Co, I..thil a rd, cat 41 es tsrlat . ~t. - . • . -us In the A Ard.fielsi ot Coa . , tyltem and obied I ass deeidedly advetk. 'Can ' l , , fat 6°14 I"9*R i t s„ a 7 a6d- ral . aa ,l l : l 64 s ici `g e w ge °4 oat t n !,t 2 . 11; :r z e it P d if a i k a"^ .. bi s : s 'i sw i 'L fi t 'a iagg i V* 2 glA i p i° - . . ; krMos. C.The . ' hmatolit 4 glid* Aveakault* therscote be kid that I ion an enemy to the'Ea , sar t ;. 1; 1 . 4 tees o e s p y o ar 140 ,. .i t wa , a f. m .„ 4 „ da t l a ,,, i m .,ha fair.hsia=4,44 e- _ T ,; . • , ' . ' A 44,. - 441 AWILIMAIL- •-• • iM4 4 . 44. _SL"litlfiktic.- I ""tic.llla__ •atl . t 4O 2T lc! • .... • - ..,..... _. • essaeLoet. 4 • dtat44 . .c.. a lr o ri4rama unaeuon 1 amiungaga - go• • - .Which I ever hate, thair.MT•lit a sgrylteTa7 w it * • '* - ra ":4;i - apL. Tisk titcusttantel. Gentlemen, ferve to lila of ly reprobate.. If 1 have pppofed a corrupt Minilt4; .9.4.4 ask ' t q'P r "` * P ° '''c'l l R I ruratii. they Silela• taken off, and, a gentleman rowed from the New At Cbritkianitadt, the rivet; BetatAtiantrod.... ''' the esabetaaty sof our tirength and the fcattity or who have abufed the Ro yal ear. and Royal prerniFt p m p oqk lc , o. cmporary Bridge. 'the weight ruin ; the inbabitatits fied..mhd aliallFPerithed ip'tha• our advatfary's force. It is now manifeit that this • ove. and have trampled on the ri g hts and priviiesta ... 1 ,,.. ,k. blame water. Fifty hooks at Nculauttk art., 4l Colladelllie4' : °rug& fa•tegircinAte in our favour . as. l have lo of the People, &At it be laid that lam an enem ti "'"'''"' •"'" f .was 81 ''' 't az • • - often pgedieted.. In ft, pre/ieting I fpoke not from Enatifl..... ;._._r ~....-.,:......t ../..in le.. .._.7_