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, , ~, :~.' .i. FR4IYCIC. TRIAL Of IIoLLAU, GLOILGIS, AND TNV 'OTNINt COS SPINATORS, CONTINUID LION HAT'S PATS/. The Abbe David was then examined. The tor refpondence betwael Moreau and Pichegru was read over to him. He identified all the letters except that from Pichegru dated the t nth Vendemiaire s which, be raid, be bad not received. From the correfpon deuce it appeared, that, before the Revolution, David bad, in fuccellion, been Curate of Pompadour. and. finer 1789, Curate in La Logere; a Clerk in the Adminiftmtion, and afterwards in the Y= e Ar a rtnies ; then a Member of Legation; nest a Storekeeper. Secretary-General of the Department of the Eaftem Pyrenees and, laftly, Vicar General of Hie Whop of Lintoger. He admitted that he in- Welled bimfelf in reconciling Pichegro to Moreau t and Rated, that the folk objea of all his proceedings. • and his journey to London, was to procute Fiche gro's return so France. The Paessosar dire/led his attention to the letter which he had written to Moreau front Calais. to in form him of his arrell. The anfwer was given. He eonfeffed his baying required a Bithoprick, and that Moreau had folicited it tor him. The PABAIDINT alked him, Why, inftead of at tending his duty. as Vicar-General, he had gone to England ? He replied, that he bad been to fee Fiche gee ; and that he had &tit promifed an iacome of 2301. Rerling in the employment of teaching. He was then thewa the letter in which Picky= urged his departure. and pointed out the place where be could get mosey. He pretended that this letter ne wer cams to band. It was urged to him, that the kite had been found upon him at Calais; and that when Grit interrogated be bad declared that it was a letter written is the year 1796, and that it had oonse from jams but it was (hewn to War by the poll mark, that* was written in the year is ; that it bad corns from England, and that it was certainly the hand.writiag of Pichegro. Ro, earned Lorca., palled his examitridaL.— The epo6tiooa of the wit efes sad the pheursags reprefented him as an accomplice in the attempt of the 3d Made. and 'brought ward,' as ma awn& . ton s t him, th at he was the inventor of the Ar., Irreatiara hat be had ram to Lna4ens that he bid thee eatema Mt* the my of the Ragtalt Go.' Oreeleat, boated bees iaieiatad into ands 'miser of allikettios and rebates eirefted spiel Frame Pea Ithe WI Coal; that be had Mimosa to Fare with.the iseerstioa of joiaitag is the plot of dm Com • S:be bed begone lesercoorfe with and all tie Coothaters that he boa es• at the aliembhes which they Wad at the hoar on's:undo aad that be ba d ordered as erpoebO: fake sad se =Mesa dreth Four wheelie reposed certain dedaratiess bad boa ends to than by Picot, relative to *it anociees seschioadoes of Roger. • • Rept replied that it was eafy to sake Piot fay lay thin when ha was toedesesed to doe. Four Goo ?Aso thee gave an accost of what Ithw boa Id to them in the Temple, relative to dreTmefpnety; of which be had mimed eet Gouges, Phlegm, red Meseats, as the redsn. Moon remielboted inlet there depethines bad bees meads or era dell. , ifitielog a color to the charge gs* Mo • • Here was then a--Re denied, with mach Grinners. all the charger spina him. Latoble paled his tenon; and feveral wit ' seas Aerated that be had been engaged in the Con- CoAer St. Visor, Rubin La Grin:maim. Deville oiled Tanterlan, and Armand Galliere, were alfo examined; when many witoeffes depofed that they were cennelted with the Coofpirators. The Sitting concluded at fix o'clock. PUBLIC ACCUSATION. In addition to what we have Rated, the Cantle- Bons of the Connairary of Government are as follows: •' From all tilde details it refults that Georges Cadoudal, Athanage•Hyaeinthe Bouvet de Loses Fraecois-Louis-Rufillion, Etienne•Francois.Rogballe, Ammaid-Francuis-Heraelins Poliguacjolm•iboteett. Aerate Mira; Ahrehem-Charles-Ampellia tier. CharierFraneois De Riviere, Lome Datmers Lamle Leridant, Louis Picot, intuit coscba ti-04111e-Pierre-jeal Rolland, Frederic Jeselfiale Karam Pierre David, Mid Michel Herm, Cloth Le Lo t t feditn=edirre ter, Yves IthrieloCepb Viers Devaht, Armand Gaillard, Noel Decorps, Aims-kagetheAlesis Joyane, Moths Dairy, Louis- Gabriel-Writ Bobo, Guillaume Le:mercer, Pierre tCadodel, Jean Lelan, jorepb-Lsonat Even, eas bi ndle and Toche, are charged with a codpirecy tending to noble the Republic with civil war. by arming the Cubism again& each other, sad areal the exasife of the legitimate authority. w Crimes pre/Aided for by the 6tatb Article of the Law of the 3d Brumaire , year +—Michel ja c ph. Fterre Troche, Pierre Moonier. Marie• Anne Ca e, wife of Pierre Moonier, Jean &male Damn& pares Verdet, Catherine-Melanie-Mont Ofvah. wife et et Verdet. Pierre-Antoine Spin, and Nisay, are charged as accomp lices of - - _ die fssel Coniptracy. 0 Crimes provided for by Article 6u. attic Law of the jd Brastaire. year 4, sod by Article ill of Title 5, of the fccoad part of the Pcaal Code : Pierre•jela Baptifie Duhnifon, Madelaine-Sophie Lambutte, wife of Dakotans t Marie-Antoine Ca ms, Simon Rene Gallais, and jeasue-Ahoee Fran coifs Guard, wife of Geniis. are alike charged with being accomplices of the (aid Confpiracy t and farther, to have concealed individuals denominated in the lib of 60, defigned as Brigands. biped by the Grand judge , Knitter of Juaice, palled up and poblifited by his orders. 0, The Paid Conimilfary of the Government, Pub- Se Amster, sceufes each of the above-mentioned individuals of the aeons there anti/rated In them sod terries that they may be all brought to trial, in cadet that fenterree may be prnnnsnced by the Cri• rain.% and Special Tribunal of the Semi., as Germs fit. •• Done is. the Palace of jollier., at Paris, this asth kloreal. is Cie year ts. (Signed) "Gr %eke. 'Cenified) ruts Clcrk." NSW 2f. It was General Lsvasa go a, one pl . * nepreors of Artillery, who arrived here on Monday novkafog as a Courier, and fprcad every where the repoftekat he brought intelligence of a peace with Eqgland.— As he did Dot fled the Estratoa at St. eland, he proceeded to Malmaifon, where it was Coon difcover es! that General Lsvasseua waemad. and they con veyed him from Malmaifon to the hofpital of Cba- Teuton. However, in confeqoence of this falfe re port, the five per cents. rote on Monday evening from 57ii to 6o but on the following day they fell back to syt„ MAT pt. Yelterday his Imperial Meiners the PAM Louts, Conflable of the Empire, ittiminiftwed the Oatiw of Allegiance to Generals Se iso is, PIUS ail!, JAOO$llll, Ttiativasor c and lateral others. Marfhal 311111ADOTTI is appointed Gcscul .i. Chief of the army of Hanover. The Government have,givee to the Miallem of the Proteflant Church an Remind allowance. Tbofe of the firs: dais will receive sow lima a part *oh a% of the fecond tyoo, and tbok of the third WM. One hundred and eighteen pieces of cannon, of different calibres, paired tb oa the s4th of May, ea their way to * Douay. • • • • At Thoulcode a asonsuntot is nboot 110 illa v...e.... in one of the fquares of that tows, to the shiet , tit it is eswerW) -of ths Estraatta of the Tilaso.s , M.r. Daasa paired thrall& Drones, whom a loog cooferathe with M. (Manama at, Etscrocignifsed to him - that his prthaipits not allow butt toottive is AWN wows from Munich for lusv, AFL. „OM wiolt fund of charathe-L — . jilt vmvp alipo._mai leave Dreftlen and ha' itilliiit Unsaid 16110 Par. _____, to process to Elliblig; ,:st 1., 'll-.4 : <74 :,.. Ames . lkrei. 11; 4 0 1 11PliON li . She Germa i lk n tree Govervasnothas *s partition of of Hantiaer. • . oaf procure an votes ift the Pith* Upon the whelk.. pores is 4 of - .is which thrattl of its 'l7 • will 1 . . * Ar ias curio's . sod vasta t tikma • • chotammi illosi. For WAN Illikkoolk- •• '' lame near reds have ski hid nod .' nod paosphku kW , . . :Ildkikko mew. ta 'tad lk Eirf i r catiltipest aulubuss. Tha !o• sithisto lit ask auattrasd,to dad on OP 4 TM ' Hetelhary Priam . of STlstarhargli, • 14. audio to the nottptror of ltliia. has takes as ]Eight' !pm the Boithithrth, sad sed it is a papally, ityle. Upumallbef soc,osio dams yearly an tatjakal ,to His gay hare will probably ba of this was fir* .eapodedi may trtiat bran reds hare astil the death of his halm. and that owe Sameror 1.10 advance him' his great alas. and fads an nat. The' ata leoillar, Chevalier Duras. has Fat homed a mote toTassavaato, complaining in boas terms. of disorder of the Maar of Marine. who has ordered the atm of all Doi& Alm vifued by: 'sr 14111resilips. skein disked,* soh* lidaired is tarsi onlosard their valid% width oasis a Oast deal of szpeota and lots of don, and is, betides, coat trary to abs public mmitime laws of nations, as well asthma,/ so dm private Commercial Treaties be- IWO'S Dams& and France. Tastaramia's anfwer is not known. • MOM THE PALS PAPERS. HaCod ' MAT MS.—The Captain of an NUB* fhip, who lately took ten of oar Elting veffels, tent the crews back with the following note : Tam hattedes m dos Ilk at Gone having fired as the beset 1 fists l ette/day ea eatah Widen. I Gad mita' leader the dila rumbe accellity of espartos all the Doak Meer veal. I fail Is with.' a Ia fame so Dote% Dig valkb verd be Prembeed to lib whim the bloke at • part. meat lath as are Wm/ft apt s. aad set above daft tose'llosdoksod whore cronare fewer data kora * Okra nadir ray baud, am bard die Atria hie. the sad of May. shoe. O « T. Masse. Certain." June s.—. The Betavian Legi&Svc Body having yellerday completed its Spring &Son, feparated on that day. On the t rib of this month they will, however, reaffemble for an Extraordinary S-Aon, so confider of the means of fupplying the deficit of eo millions in the public receipt of this year, compared with the ear:aces of it. It is well known that this deficit, fo enosmoully incurred by the war, can only be provided for in the proportion of twififths, by the voluntary loan decreed and opened on the com mencement of the prefent year. Beans, MILICN 24.-Our Landintil)llll WATTSt• ern . conceiving the refidence of the Confederate mops in the Canton of Zurich is no longer nece fary, has authorifed the different Cantonial Govern ments to recall them. The young men of Zurich, from fourteen to feventeen years of age, have formed then:Macs into a Corps of Cadets, with the autho. rity of Government. Genoa, MAT 19.10172.Da11e General in Chief of the Army of Italy, has returned to Milan. While he was here he reviewed the troops, vifited all the fortifications by fea and land, and was prefent at the feveral proofs of cannon. He 'spread Dingell much (edified on all thefe occafions. Vienna, Mar 16.—The Archduke C is perfealy re-ellablilhed in health. It is Paid that ne gociations are on foot to put the Republic of Ragufa under the proteElion of Auftria. It is added. that revere] perfons of confequence in that State defire to have it incorporated with Auftrian Dalmatia. The Est r Mil has forbidden French Emigrants to wear the Order of St. Louis in his Hereditary States. The Archduke Jens, General Direflor of Engi neers, having. on his Italian tour, found tome polls on the frontiers defencele4. the neceffary artillerymen and cannon have been fent thither. The fortreffes of Schabaic and Semendria are Rated to have furrendered to the Servian inforgents. • The French are raoring the bridge over the Rhine at Stralbnrgh, ni the bridge of pontoons. The Sub-Prefell of Spires linage% as a realise for the refiridlions in allowing travellers to crisis the Rhine, the alarn.ing emigrations from the French territory, for Poland and Bavaria. Several French fobjeas have lately been fetched hack, who intended too:migrate to Davazi4 and Gallkia. PARLIJMENTAAT'PROCEEDLVGS. HOME OF LOAD!. TUUDAY. JUNE 11. Ms Hods franks MN' kMt lord s Cassakteeri Prin ks., herd mama to Now of As de* Oriolhi Row Firsesuui.a. thejixsaf Essains =ei endows. rod Os toothoi..~.l *Soma to nest Tbe Wet IBrie Atiimilieltitliereadabeeed doe, sad Mal dered to be oteisksi Tbe keeptpetreet erepad la didr refp@Oe Dept Ilielparaed to drakil! Rm slorrolr• • --- Bouts , OF COMMON& The Linea Maserattarees* NW wits* a fogad date. sad coeauskeed for tortnionvor. Mr. FOSTIP. gave =ties eta tbr ,esalasereer, far a Ceensaitees et the whets Neck Itepimete et dee it* Lima Trade al Latest Mr. FOSTER a& pie milord sorties Mr & 11111 so ear Saw as Mt paid twe pars ari e bet 'Web tapas ea des et reoas t$ Cosa Tiede bawd* the spi caditries Mr. TIWMON brie,' up tie Repot el dab Anomie la. &malty IN& wit& was eadssed is be NA a third dal Ito marrow. . ..4r.PlWTONS.lfter r ielt e t imed tbs glieb , 411 sit to bawds', es eel se The limaislis aeWeeew,eti, lessolle *Mot • Wm& 4000. bok 0 11 . 1 h 1 " • . . . . ite T MIA CmItPaIMITIONc I • ;- • • g i oul a • w.„. 4llll.l4. l„te_ dir a Ceorames lie=r ' WIMP Paw Imo Idree iimicau gm il Mem eta. tn ii 4 . 11*".4" : 1 1421111 e Eiii, - . 4 0* leil4reitir bee and' UMW& ad hem aii it ilia itet Me TreM . Meek ' *NM Mim lee i seemode se tab ilee die irMemodel Mos F- 1 .--- e Melt sot e ls .l glee dr plillePvi blip mad. aeo be ledeeed t t a Zd ire ..at, Its Mod .. a .... Ales tiro sail ~ .. estawiasssit Mandy eldatile go =Ur F.. dew mei airs illq ler' **now. easdor die Meek dim et do ikve Tredejt me siesseseemt TM CHAN et deeiMlNM‘pe..... Wm tbe Crowe weed er zgled l imparLezt= wee me mar roped ft Mt Vitiluittie .;A r ... r Me. ideededdlat MEOW z ea Mild edieYestel• - - - WIWI BILL.. j7llt~ll Mr. mat mho ilou ttilir&Ma% rbeqrsrsoehnhiriskris the Rqest 1 nighto 4llll Vie MILLMAN seisdrisme rims unsafe eesYs ft th il %lC tube r la &mem le • Me hew e•eihristier• k wins lh Meli the has el me Houk ea tie sem dot alPillilb !Mg, IN erase so the thing mew el On lam. susoavarr searoaei. Mr. SHAW - aid, that wheithe tellefleispon the number of safintheste beings whath rekeentio• to freedom, and the oprorkneity of wows Mill i case for thanhives and their fi'm depoldod the fate of the bill be had tits hoooar dbriagisit forward, he could set doubt d the sleet of die Houk and the approbation of every liberal man, particularly when it was naderfood, as it on& swam from the bill itkif, that nothing was farther from the intention of the framers of this muter. than to throw any diffeadties in the way of the aiditeisisro. cover, of his demand, where flick demand was re ooverabk, or to give even thole** ptomaine softie fraudulent debtor. The 006 of the hill was is fikate only thole who were (offering from misfortuao, and who were the viaims of adualties not to be fon:fess or guarded again& To thoCe alone was k his with to s=tead the confidential' of the WI, and many hub did he happen to know. who matt have inevitably writhed in prifon, from want of common food, were they not kept alive by oceafiotsal weal %station. .The Hon. Gentleman, after fosse forcible remarks upon the imp/die/I and &verify of the law with refoeft to the imprifonment of debtors, pro ceeded to defiribe the motives which had generally heretofore induced the relaxation of that law, and contended that thole motives were never in any in- Rance fo firong as on the prefent occafion. This, he conceived mull appear to every man's mind, when the peculiar Aate of the country was confidered, and when the faft was known that there are in the differ ent patios a confiderable number of naval and Mi• litary oaten, leveral of whom have fought and bled is the cash of their country. and are now ready again to come forward to riot their lives in its defence (a try hear, beer). The Honourable Member con ' eluded with moving the Iceland reading of the Infol vent Debtors' Bill. Mr. H A RVEY COM BE feconded the inotion.and highly complimented the motives of the Honourable Mower. Mr. JOHN LATOUCHE warmly fupported the motion, conceiving that there never was • moment which folsowerfully called as the prefent for a tan lure of Idris nature. In favour of the debtors con fined in the Marflialfea of the City of Dublin. the Honourable Gentleman elated, that previous to the infurteaion in July lA, a propofal was made to them to procure their releafe, provided they would join the Rebels ; but this they declined, preferring rather to remain in pi non and preferve their loyalty. This he confidered (officiate, if any thing additional were necelfary, to intereft the !bottle in favour of this Mr. KER profefed himfelf an enemy to the prin ciple of Infolvent Bills, but Rill, from the reafons Rated, hewould not ()prole the lecond reading of the Bill before the Houk. He hoped, however, that in the Committee fpecial would be taken to intro duce fuch clautes as wet. Id terve to prevent the-frau dul:nt debtor troni asalilt himfelf of its provifions; and alto that no injußice Mould be done to any fair creditors, particularly the landlords, with refpeel to their tenants, as the looser sweat not confidered of the ordinary clefs of creditors. Mr. SHAW strafed, that his only wills upon the Wiled was to give liberty to the unfortunate but fait bone* debtor. The abating was a red to, 1144 the Bill Rall or. end tubs oss Tbarida, %might. ' '• ' * ' '.atattirs.aaa. - Ur. FULLlEtivoneti t h e Order ci the Day ; when . Mr. WlLBElPOicithina4 that the Speaker do leave the Chair.' • • • Mr. MANNING aspaZiu r n t h e that that th ee parties who b money ender the King's Proclamatimi 4MT - ear 1764, ought to have that money monied to them, for wisith piece of jai* this Bill made no provifloo.— , He lipified a with to Mop its adjournment, which toakelacfmeslafter the ftatemept made by the Speaker. mode of the flack of . • Mr. wiLBER,FOB PI° C4I 4I3 IIr. FRANCIS faid 'OW a few ward*. . . .._ Ur. FULLER apsfa4 enlitteofsderable anima , tioq, the motiow far, , sprak l es looks th e Chair. He faw that Delfoluses. birafelf, as well as the Mae dean oad other maims, wore taking up the Slave Trade. 402 therette pits nugatory. toi talk of other nations beztrthatiineo to Callianoo it, if we gave it He notice of . what bad been Paid concern ing the crime of *ltchcraft, wbicb be deferibed in data 'ae bath; *Ace mere nor tits thin the de. of:peifons br _a potfoi operating Rawly..- „ oiled to titc Mode In witiltb thicooomr; ofed to 1 itdAti _ c d oo oe iiaav vrkia • *hick s y teet se a ita (p4,cies d prt g ay iila th r e e ~ t / - 7 o f -. • • the oluitrea e 11:pr ' ity 4 of .41.friae i ttto • . that Oar 4trewilt *mix= INt adh 4. ea NIP dm boa tbat *sold Wel thaw was to beediewfkom. $s had a right m Oda andow bagpy, era it be *add do fo, wa. Ste aaadialitlbr algrartall his ler9Watik sidle ' • ILLlStbraghtibnikadaaltaa Vita alVal for thp Altelas woedilos dr epa r A ir m il y e argo-, man to eke "dais tido • that " Revery is Aocessilemit WM: aillarid rights, and tberitfiereCooldnot off." H. bad, never Ines with "nZ at le eafferietwed It the kitsW Trade, who bed the policy atilt@ aboro. . The prefer* propriston abash and the WA India t en had no Awe in the erinsinaNty: it bad d with this aswairY. and it engk to Aoki to' e the blame, sad to Read to the e.ippleopes - of it I it was; there , lota,newely a Brit* 'seldom Tim paling of Otis bdd oat th:M aa for contraband wade. It was , to feparatg the two gueftioos of mid abolition. Ii was Mir oanataral ow improbable that the Negroes might take wpm tisealfdear as anticipation of ihoile matures which dun friends were foggeffing for them is this canal... seder the idea of the trade being amok Both a poooseding had beat *lraqi for gelled by the maple of St. Domingo, and this Bill was likely to create the fame difficulty. Unlefs fads a Bill was made as Aa of the Executive Govern mom. either se good would be derived from it, or pa evil arife. Mr. DEVERELI, thooglig that the meafure ought to have been taken notice of in his Maieny's Speech frees the Threw. at the comment ement of the Set ' flea of Parliament. That mode woUldceriainy have been preferable to the authority of a fusee individual, however refpeetable. There was but one sew ergo. meat os the prccmt (=arson, and that w;s the aa beppy date of St. Domingo, and from that eirium- Rance we ought to be more ;stickpin our Preeeerlf ings. The Legiffatuies of the different colonies ought to be the molt competent judges as to the pelivree seedily of the meafure. The opinion of the Wand of Jamaica was directly contrary to it. There ap peared to be a difference of opinion WWI= GOMs meet and the Houk of Affemhly. . Mr. SOMERS COCKS (aid; that all the argu 7 menu in favour of the abolition appeared to him to be grounded os the Finciples of humanity. How far that might be the cafe, he was at a lots to deter mine. It was impoffible to afcertein the amount of the lots Met might wife to individuals from the abo lition. It would be attended with many unfortunate circumaances, and, in point of fait, would produce more evils dna already trifled. Mr. BARHAM thought, that if a proper plea of compenfatton could be made out byperfons interefled, it would betiojull not to grant it. He was of opinion. that the Bill ought not to pats without et:vaulting the intereff of every one concerned. Sir R. BUXTON was of opinion that th:s fubjelt had become more political than ever, and that the R i6ht Honourable Gentleman who fopported it was tenons in that fupport s but he writhed that we might not be too late iii doing it, as it 'nigh . prove a Wu tory means of preferring the Well Indies. Mr. DENT Paid, that it ought to be confidered that there were no lets than 7,000 tailors employed in the African trade, and betwixt 3 and 4.001400 0 of money couched by taxes on the Weil-India trade, de law no degree of humanity in the vocation, and conceived that the difcufrron ought not to proceed further daring this SelEon. He would, therefore. vote amina the motion, as he 'bought it would tend go do injury to all parties 4:accented, without bent kin the Waves thanfelres. If the plan was to be :twang had bi 0 01 . 0.1 *it 4W' j; SIM • 1114 ?Ai 0.41 apa bis Phi i...v 'him libel imp rig! ba via bel fiv ri va l=4"4 o7 f r i;a: rffiTtitiralicTitiaii; obi eas. O. hdlia 1. " ha Therm& w* not Mely to be pot down by E'l r. w arms abolition of onto fit hid ontdn i attr ibe ogo to s i c gulp ise - Nis to si• He felt tae foot of Ina au beatr ag re Imel Imiti; is tains As o in!, bit ha sa tootoe l t it i=oL a Motoo sili wil ll' 41=464=IleicLii MI sa aholliss4 irig i l ."lli stille ais illaiAtil ibo ; of lielielandia kaaijeltke fit Padliimme to delft Ukiah. .00 o w Toro : ill M o r k la t. l is = l 4 lllo o‘ so a of ijo k I ca t asellool. ' Illd soidelt mai Sew , ..- 404 1 7 t . 00162•140cribotnott 79 glares aZteet , 'on , ....._., • 4.•47the # 14 4 4 414=4. 4 1 7 . ±8 *s. q. ...... 5.: On wq. ..... lalteliolisa-ww-rd • om. 0 4 4woht I&;_fipidi ilgstiot t ifierziAl , --- 1 1 11 ..,irma..... to At ot h fratiols of * the 1 t=ost ear..ernactir , rribig= o...a. wh rysi 0 "Sr tbsilis aim allla 60181 UMW i4i ... murder*, edn . ob.4 defetoad I r orthr EAMtEttrititlg o . otrid4 44 __hi On; the Milt . 0101 Into roudiallideelw airlift. bat "WV' W 1 of none to! odkodh4 objeas.--r M No. Was bad a sight to ottadh o iZemoberind the r951011: 1 021 6 4 mak" asi4 : soesieo Idle w• 141 v ; '''-• no eitsile ft**. Perite• .seAt i rfer . ;.. 004004, ! 60* dada so. wise *woe th e 110061111 ow& ifeitae6oo6•lolllllohis dated as hone to ti 4 Ada. 'Maw ~ , - .7.7, --.-—-; - - : i - That Ocala= kAgblysitshoseinett , , lit*. and alto that no injultice Oiould be done to any fair that there were no Lets than 7,000 sawn{ C ••••• Sine creditors, parfieularly the landlords, with refpetrt t o in the African trade, and betwixt 3 and 400 , 000 4 4 an , their tenants, as the former west not confidered of of money colleted by taxes on the Weit.lndia trade, a c for the ordinary clafs of creditors. de law no degree of humanity in the meafure , a nd the Mr. SHAW ravaged, that his only will§ upon the conceived that the difeuffion ought not to proceed rni inch Cubic& was to give liberty to thluafortimate but fail further during this SelEon. He would, therefore , by each hone* debtor. WOW aminft the motion, as he thought it would ten d ,‘„ Kw The abating war agreed to, a 44 the Bill was 01. io do injury to all parties toccerned , without bent - &rod wbe ' on Tbaddr, ; %might, Min the Waves theinfelres. If the plan was to be