Star. — London, England, 1804-03-24 00:00:00

• a: r^ TILOPIRT, SILL.. Mr. VANSTnART obtained leave to bring in a Bill for repealing CoontA of the AA of the aad of Majefiy, as requires Agetroses.Agents. and Fadors to retain and pay the Datnnayable on Public Annuities. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER. . fiated,thit this meafury was propoted in confequence' of a with e:pregsd by du Bankers and.other percents! interefted.. and from a full perfnafion of the joilice Of their relf. . Mr. DMT encouraged hy the canclaui,ot Right Hon. &mishits, peered for Noe difcufGon upou the fubje!.t of the Loyalty Loan—a fubjea ors itr,b the op i nions of the Attorney and Solicitor. General were at variance with that .t the c,no tt r e l tot the Bank. With the latter he cohipletely agreedi for this loan was not to be redeemed in April nett, ' as this opinion flitted ; the Aa of Parliament Riould bare (pacified two years and half, and net rww years, for that was necefary to (till the interpretation! of the Crown Lawyeri. However be wished to know froth the Right Honourable Geatlethan on the Treafary Bench, that in cafe the fahfcribera to th e Loyalty Loin mould (offer any lohi by the poapone. anent of their payment to the loth of Molter, in Bead of the loth of April. in confequence of any change in the ;nice of flocks, _by whom woold that las be made good ? The Himearage Gentlemen meationed, that a fun) not Ws than to =Milan was involved in this tranfaition ; and.. to his konirles above fatty of the holders of the Loyalty Loan hid fent notice to the Bank of their inn:nubs to fieinatid payment on the loth of April. The CHANCELLOR of the .EXCHEktilik acknowledged the importance of this quellion. and afared the Hon. Gentleman that it was intended to bring it to a decilion without delay. DENTobferved that there was no time to (pare. the Report of the Ina Militia Families Provilion BM was brooght up. Mr:FOSTER Paid that there was a miltake in thii BM, by whirl the allowance to the children of &V -litisAsen was fet down at D. infield of as. each. Mr. CORRY obferved, that this miflake might be amended an the third reading. Mr. FOSTER put the Rit Hon. Gentleman in mind that that would not be Parliamentary : the amendment asal take place in a Committee. The Bill Wit orderedto be recommitted on Monday. • LLLLL oav stactioa. The Order of the Day. for taking into further con fidential the report of. the Committee, on the Peti tion main* the return of Members for the Borough of Allelbary, in the county of Buckingham. the firil :violation. is That Robert Bent has been guilty of bribery and corruption," was agreed to. The fecond refolutiou. recommending a remedy, the Speaker de clared to be inadmilfible. although any Member might make it the fulled of a fpecific ntotion..a- Whew the musts of thole concerned in sib of bri bery and corruption were read. that of John Raw. bone was omitted. on the motion of the Marquib of Titchfield. fir GEORGE CORNEWALL (aid. that al; though the bribery and corruption, of which the clef:tors of Ayletbury had been guilty, were of the moo& flagrant kind, he did not intend to go fo far as to ditfranehife the Borough r but as it was the opi. lion of the Committee, the right of elottion tbonld be extended, he moved for leave to bring in a Bill, to yletbu prevent bribery and corruption in the Borough of! Ary. .The Marqoit of TITCHPIELD thought the ig o tLels before the Houfe were not fufficient to mu thefts to go to the length propn(ed by the lion. Baronet. It appeared from the evkle.tee, that 37 peeking only bad been guilty of bribery and enr. l ruptim ; and them were Soo more who were not af.' felled by the charges. Mr. C. W. WYNNE contended, although gi per lons only see named. that ace were sin left. guilty. The retell fyllean of venality and eqtruption had been carried on with the moil open and unblunting profligacy; and the Houfe was decidedly called upon to provide a feafonable and elleient remedy. In the meafure propofed there was nothing new, as the afes of Cricklade and Shoreham were in the recol- Winn of etery Gentleman. Mr. ROSE thought the fttothm flicruld be agreed to. From the evidence before the Houfe, there could not (sift a doubt that corruption, of the blacked kind, had keen prattifed. At the Black Bull, an inn in the Borough, money had been openly dillti. bated to no lefs than iso Ocelots ; and two guineas had been given to each voter not of a punch bon). It was alfo undeniable, that Out of as perfons who bad polled for Mr. Bent, there were only 53 voters. Sir JOHN NEWPORT maintained,-that it would e eatogether inconfiftent with juflire, to refute the mo. • The elettors had aeually looked for a perton Cwt is of I.nndon, to hold them out to auc tionn4lo,lsaving taken money from three candidates, it elewastllowed that they meant to trick one of them. e fubmitted to the Honfe, that the; ought eagerly to grasp at the preterit opportunity, in order to convince thole who defired a parliamentary re. form, that the Connitution had, in irfelf, an inherent remedy for the evils complained of. Mr. CALVERT was decidedly for the !notion. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER fad, that without any further confederation, there was fufficient cella:cc to induce him to vote for granting lease to bring in the Bill ; but he begged to be underfloud,as rot committing himfelf:s to any opinion with refpelt to the mode to be hereafter adopted, for preventing bribery and ootruption in the Borough of Aylefbury. Mr. Hurt!, the M. of the Rolls, Sir Robett Boston, and Mr. Fuller, were of opuiiiiit, that the motion fhould be agreed to. The reießion was then put, and leave given to bring iii die Bill. It was agreed to, on the motion of Sir George Cornewall, that the Speaker do not, before the a7th of Aptil nest, Ate his writ fo•r the eleaion of a hoirgefs to terve na Parliament, fur the Borough of Mr. Rbsr. gave Twice of his intention to move, *fur the holidays, for au humble eddrels to his Ma. tell 7, praying him that he may be graciodfly pleafed to give siltation& to his Attornty.General, to profe r tie Robert Bcnt, Efq. declared guilty, by the vote of that House, of bribery and cot rupiton. TLe Bin tnr indemnifying agents and faelors, with septet to the payment of dividends nniler the In. conic Tan Bill, was read a faao.id time, and ordered 'u be committed CI Monday. Ad ovrocti to Monday. LONDON. • , , SATURDAY, MARCH 14. • • • MID! OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONS Codas fat wow 56H—Ditto (or April I 1 00- 5 Pet Oat ISO. _ _ 1 • • PRICE OF BTOC 8 YESTERDAY s Built Stork Oat Loop AWL Out 3 per Cent. Rd. atm Mon Ans. Ilbso par C. Coot Arlo. 5614 lnas Doe& ow at S Par C. Cola. 471 4; Imp 3 Mew- SJI ..1 4 per Cent. hut Zulkoq. Ms. par sr di[ 5 prr Coot Navp :pan Faillh Tickets. tin 1016 5 Pa Cent im Oat Coat for ace. 04 • Difpatches were die day rectiirsti frail; Admiral CORNWALLIS. We undo-Rand they Wog =owns of two aoops, l'Enterprise and Rofalie, pan of a convoy boilers! from Bottrdeius to Breit, laden with prowitions for the French fleet. having been captited by one of the rads under his command. A letter from Lean Nestor to a friend in WWl's, dated ftom the Madilina Ilk., Stoned at the Northern point of Sardinia, the toth of Feb. Rees t that he had been driven in there on the Bth by one of the molt revere (now Ronne which he ever wheeled...— His Lordthip adds, that le ow ea the eve q. lot* (from which it may fairly be coeteluded that the Toulon Squadron was at no great dMance) and that he truss the refuk of the battle will set difheinour the Britith flag.—lmportant intelligence may be Coon upeeted from oar fleet in the Mediterranean. The Royal Aient was yellerday given, by Com tnifflon, to feveral Public and Private s+ and the Nation will rejoice with ns to Hod, that his MAjsiiry ft agaib tn the full etere4 of his Royal Pieroga. live. He walked y elle rda7 in the Qo an's Gardens, and arttrwards gave audtare to aIt,LOILD COM.. CILLOR and the Cuaucam.rot of rho Eiensoissi. The roe Regiment of Dragoon Guards bate,left Deviodltlie to be Rationed on the eodß of Sole:. Yelterday noon, the Prince of Wales's Volunteers mafierici in the King's Mews, from whence they pro ceeded M Hyde Pole, where they were infpefia by Lieutenant Colonel jsriairesos. Saturday fe'anight the towns of Bewdley arid Kid dermiatier wire alarmed by beating of the Volunteer drums, and a report was Circulated, that the. French bad clef:led a landing, to . the number of soopoo I der Volunteers were immediately upon the alert, ,tiad, to the credit of both places, every man able to miry a muficet wart at hie PA In the . courfe or an boor. As loon as the matter was completed. they 'matched for Worceller, the place appointed for the rowel rendezvous for the county, with the greaten alacrity. After continuing their march for tome &fiance, they were informed it was a falfe alarm, and intended to prove their Iteadinell to their em pgements. It leans not improbable that:lest cosi; Thotdd he eantidered alsrpericks is Scotland, where fried &eke ate not by any means confidered issfeey. P. Oa ATO os.—Mr. As Lair doled a very profitable feafon lafl night, and the final treat was, if polEble, fuperior to any of thofe that preceded it. Mrs. Bit.. Limnos was In fine voice, and never afforded More perfed delight. The• Lady of Sir JowN Who eloped * few days fince with her der end (a brother officer of her hatband) has been married %boat twojears, btit has ever had a preference, even before her marriage. for her prefent parareeer. From her lover's want of fortune, however.. and the interference of friends, matrimony was prevented. No lets than ten thou. (and pounds damages are expeded by the deferted hufband.—Lady G— is a very beautiful woman, • native of Dublin, where Sir Joan law her acciden tally about two years fusee, and inliantly fell in love with her. They have one child living. On Thurfday evening the Countefs of PIaTN gave • grand ball and (upper, at which were prefers up wards of three hundred fathionables. It was given at the town refidence of her Ladythip's brother, Lord Keith, in Harley-11feet, and net at the man , fern in Grofvenoaquare belonging to Lady Preen, owing to the latter having been recently repaired. The ball room was fitted up with uncommon vault and elegance, and the fluor was chalked in a Ityle equally appropriate and beautiful. The rooms were illumined with all pilfible fplendour by chandeliers, and in then no expence was (pared to render the kene truly delightful. Owing to Mrs. Bittsuoroa's benefit being on the tame evening, the company did not begin to arrive until half after eleven. About twelve the ball 11/24 evened, with a new dance cal led •• Lacey Monlyernery: by Lord JAPILII MURRAY and the elegant Mils D,UMMOND, the accomplifited niece of the hullers. Neat followed Lard Fit.shetrica, Lady M. Thyme I.nrd Macdonald Lady Wedderburoa Fart of Aheyne, Lady C. Herrira Hon. Mr. Murray, Lady H. Carendidi CartAin tiptoe, Lady C. Su...3ft Mr. Lady M. Bentinek - - - Mr. Plerrepant, Lady G Grevtlia Mr. Lentil', Ml 4 Upton Lord C. Bonin* Lady S. Vatic Mr.Towntlyend, Lady , A. Perry Colonel Mordeatald, Lady A. Murray. The fccond dance was Lady Maria Parier, when the number of couples was increafed to twenty.— The country dances continued until two o'clock. when fiipper was announced, and then the more reef ed. The company had not retired five minutes be fore the greater part returned into die ball room, in confequence of the number of (upper tables not be ing fofficient to accommodate one half the guells. To pats the time until the er.mparty had retired, and t:te (upper tables were replenilhed, the mutle again tiruck up, and the merry dance was returned by Mr. *Gesso', who amufed the company for tome time with a hare dance, in the real Stratbat7 manner ; and which he molted with fuels inirnitahle elegance and grace as charmed every perfon p►efent. Alter (upper, which was not completely over until lice •'clock, two foreign ladies danced a GfrAIIVI in a Rile pecoliatly ousel. A Gat" or Ruiii..n dance, toot place between a lady and gentleman, which was equally admired. Country dances after wards re-commom cd, in which Lady WIDDER tout ercalled. Rt.-is and Sit athipeys tonclJded the whole at ball after tis vete:day np,rnmg, hut it was feren o'clock Le' to the mole of the mr.:Ftny lad tented. MAMMA INTILLMENCL 1 i'* ' 1' . • • v. • I. ! • Deat., )4.s:ice :J. —Every thing is u claret beie as if it were a,pr?foema peace, mot a word of news flirting, nor have we heard the &Rant rearing of the cannon from the other Ade for feVeral days. The weather is exceeding fine, and almpfl a calm. What little wind there is comes from the E. & E. Sailed the Coart.tcr gun brig, on a cruise.—Ar rived the ADMIRAL MITCHILL Cutter, from acruise, and retrains in the Downs with the rell of the Mips as per la& Little wind at N. N. E. spe weather. PLYMOU Ttl, Manta al.—Came in the Danifli Four Brothers. Captain Zaciisaias WuTsa, from Longfound, for a market, with timber and deals.— The WILLIAM, of London, Captain Jamas TMOMP• too, which arriva d here yenerday, is from London, Mound to Jamaica • the loft bet malts 14 Monday off the Owens. by being run on board by a large Blip *kb a white bottom, which firuck bet en xbe bow, and carried away her mainmall. fbremak and bow frit the (hip immediately flood off on thi rime tack, And was loon out of fight, fo that it could not be afcertained what the was, or what damage the received. Pb2TllliOtrht, %ASCU 23.—This day failed the FALCON cutter, with f 1 Welt India (hips under convoy, for almouth. there to join the outward bound fleet. His Majeay's hip Atom zo. Captain limy, this mewning went out of harbour ro Spit. head. The Lavierwaa with the Mediterranean convoy, is fill waiting here the arrival of Come Mips from the River. Psalms cut, Meant I.—Yetlerday arrived the Norway kip Fraya, of and from Porfgronnd, Capt. Beare, with timber and deals for this port; alto the American Ichooner Betfey, of and from Bolton, Captain Swiss, laR from St. Ives, where Ike re , paired tomb damage; the is bound to Tooningen, in Denmark, with tobacco and hops ; alto the Provi dence, Ga intent I the Lively. Hutton; the Cathe rine, Kaowas. and the Concord. lianderaes of and from Newry. krith provifions $ the Are, of Lon don, Purses, from Bangor g the Loturak. of ditto, Evans, from Carnarvqn $ the ' Dram., and the Prince(' Amelia, Rollers, of and fro& Carnar too, with Mae; the Betref ' of hoodoo, Foos's'. and the Minerva, Wang, from Caidit, with iron for Lciodon ; the Aksaid4r; Lan, of and trod; Cheßer, with fundries, for Falmouth ; the Vidor,. of Pembroke, Evan, from Liietpool, with fundrier, and theXary Ann, of Fowey. Sens, from Llama thy; with guns and Riot, for London; the Kitty, of Vivant's. Bsacutorma, with iron; for Lyntington the Oak. of Dyeard. Mason, from Liverpool, with fundries, bound ;la Falmouth, in order to join the convoy for Malta; Ike. Bte. the Dove, Tinniness" from I.iverpool. with rum, Ric. for Plymouth ; the John Edward, of Carnarvoo, EVANS, with tin plate, for London the Unity, of Chicheller, Gs irriTlM from Liverpool, with fah, for Bridport ; the Good Intent, Moaoam, for Fowey ; the Lively, ' Gavia -1 'sant, for Plymouth I and the Richard, Boron, for Truro from Ballot, with groceries, ete. the loduilry. Torn.. of and from Carmarthen, with oats and better, for Chicheßer ; the Sibyl, CRAWANT, of and from Chepftow, with timber for Plymouth Dock yard; the John and Thomas, from Carmarthen, Bay- MO., with corn, for Shoreham, With a variety of other costlier', laden with calm, coals, Etc. dm. from the Northward, tinder convoy of the Doi r ore and Arrive Revenue cotters.-.-The Pt o MT cutter, Lieut. Bosons, arrived laR night, and the Gamier, Capt. Bass, this day from a cruife—the former is bound to Plymouth, to repair tome damage. Arrived the Nancy. BILOAD, of and for this port, with fundries, from Britiol.—lt is now blowing a tremendous gale from about E. by N. and EaR. A fuipeaed vetrel buve to in the No►th Channel, and fpolie a collier bound to this port ; retitled to Lay what ate *as, but ailed the mailer if he had leen any of the Ira traders to or from London? It is a pity but that our cruizers lhould fall M with the, enemy, and bring them into port. FROM I..l.OYD's LIST. G rte MA a , ay .-Sail.d the Mary Ana, Hope; and Mar,, Denham, Mr Noniron; Otion, Evans, tot Dabhn ; Geo ra/ 4e, Williams, for W.oerforol ; Royal Ydward. Moirhead, for jamaica Rohs iad &trey, ROcturdke ; and the lonia tleorge, Partow, for Moore; EtnereM, Steer, for sett; Glehre, Hai -1 fan ; Triton, Maine; Vmw thabarina,--.--, and June Mar. gamma, Wink, for Embden Pmgreta, Dawfan, for Stettin; Janie Pratt?, Wlifoe ; Robert and lane. May; Charlotte, : and Vrew Jacobk, for Touolopen. Aftatven--At Fahnotatn, the Marptet. Umber. from Hanka. At Hoiytterd. Mercer!, Smith, from Venire. At Lostilfelllv. Stranask Walker, from Charkftowto At Naples, Sarah, Dow ling, from Charteltown; and the Cyril', Crier, from Balthnere. The Dbaa, from the Stied% Seas foe Issaciaa, has hem taken, sets' ea,and circled into titsemfey. The Sophia, Sands, (rem Deasesara, tar Loudon, is captured and circled into Sables. The wreck of s vef 1 laden with eastern and ruse, marked on the Item "tie C.c.s'', a( Bolton,* NA of water, sad sesshasst any "'don an boatel, has beta wind by fame Mermen into lite"- *Lk, seat SCUM,. Yeßerday, at eleven o'clock, a Crmsmittce of Ship. ping was held At the EAR India Houle, and at 12 a Court of Diredors, when a variety of fubleds, re fpeding the date of h , flilities with the Mahrattas, and the affairs of Candy, arc. &c. were difcuffcd.— Captain Dat.a•mrss was (worn into the command of the TOTT NN A or, eonGgned to Madras, Coati and Bay. in the room of Captain Ttrostas bats. This fhip is to tie in the Downs on the tsth inaarit.—At half pall fit o'clock the Court adjourned to Tucfiay nett. Yellerday we received American papers to the ;di of February. The Mop; Nort/of the lateft date contains a petition addtefreal to Mr. Mutat, figned by the Matteis of thirteen Engin!: velfels lying in Norfolk harbour t is which they date, that the great en part ot their crews have deferted lance their ar• rival in America; and that, nut withflaneing they hid repeatedly applied to the Mayor and 1'460'421es t.f the Borough of Norfolk. and convinced them that tLe leamen in cPsettion were Englilhmen, god under articles. they had not been able to obtain warrants fir tbeit apptehenfion : the confequence is, that theft Chips are not able to return home. The ref eh thus circurnflanced are :-- I alma+, of Live/Tool; thotAfro : di`no ; Minerva., of ; jamarie. 01 atm ; Dettratmei Calk. of ditto. Mary. Hama. of son , Crawford. d eliao; flicked. of ,v.rpool : M.o. of Geouvo.l Naotraos. af &Mel I (Masa n 4151: Dat• • Me Sneed Ave , , ve Wert**. trg Lirrime 1.0:3 lionells I to . Morello, 1164, LAsirfloidoli eager fy, bat mar +r a mart beweser cures ha aged k Sargent. the HibillikdON di TO NOW r eta, " Sinie your Bribe, but do 0 Wade in the ulkinraway II If you e 4 read no farther. many has phi upon - your-ufur-ped my contenqooral feetence. No. you to sit account try, and againti tual agreement LaralrD, Sir protnifed to die moving the Directorial Wilt a Government, isidnxisisa4 nos bellowing freedom on Frenclint en, and worthy tri obtain ' by gratitude from foreign nations, that asnft deuce and efleem which your predeceffor and iourfelt have commanded by the dread of your bayonets.—. When I litorilrafterwards went to bead armies diforplifed hind defeated—your laft words were hvw yob Inv of leer tawdry I le eithrietu, wf Freerdiell lake admiratsoe, sten frees rivek wed . ,imse b y 4, 46 wo jk sir j e jt et brew; wad fy Me Float. V A . ° men& tiegoeietioes How have you fin th great promiks how hive fefpeeted the!_the!_oath e l In my degraded country, •I fee nothing but cringing_ naves and - Frond tyrants t bdfe placemett add infs. Mous fpies. Every where in Europe, from Siefli td Mofcow, yourfelf and ?bar Government are feared and detailed. Dent tlsofe fails If you can You have loop followed the example of ST LILA, the triumvir ; imitate for a month only, &rite, the pr; vats citizen, and you hall be convinced, that i compliments feint and ingeoed Princes prove ail more the Ilandird of merit in a governor, ( t= flattery of vile tounn ie, of the Fain of c • Counfellors. ‘ 4 bitts this will probably be the lag OM that you willheet.ftom me,coofidet what I noir tell rill' not as the envious declaulation OF an biptifirried rival Galena, but as ME sn l uine airline of the Mind of ' dying patriot, whoices lilt (firsthand your ;now titude. You pretend at thy countrymen are happy, and (edified with youf Covernment. Let it be fo, though (laves can lreve no dPinion,or at lealt dare not exprefs one. Bat yon ate Mortal as *ell de as felt. If you love Freneldnen, let rot their bappl- de pend upon your life. Yon hate too mach fees not to know that, with yetti, the Confulate for hTd expire In the Bo family; and other tirctetl. den of other upttan families eoebbat lot, Annihilate...! Or occupy a Confuter throne of only Corot few town Rending. As to your right of appoindpg a (dwell*. in your will, remember that Lanni XIY. the royal • descendant of fifty kings, was, after. e reign of wards of threescore years; not five Minutes 1 before his will was ncerturtied ; a will apptov the Fences of the Enoch regitteredin his farliamista and applauded by all his courtiers; and that theDultil of Maris was (hitt op as a prifones wben be espied • . to rule as a Regent. .. To prevent our children and grand thiletii from (uttering the wretclicdoef, of their feretatilen,*. by turns tormented by anarchy, or crufhed 'by ty ranny ; and from witneaGrg thole fcenes of horror, terror, and scandal, we have teen. meal the legal heir to the throne of Fiance, And limit fecetelr his ae thority: make him a king, hot riot a despot. Such was the plan of Pit ',Luso, of mvfelf, and ef Gammas ; and with 'hi, plan your prefervatiou was necetfarily ecmtetied, hecaule we wanted your for tune, your talents, and 'our rank, a, well as oire own ft teices, to watch the eigri cif a Sotereign who. though misfortur.es may :care made him prudent. fofferings liberal, and grata:tide itrq ; may, by rela tives his patriotic thee birmelt, be tempted to extend his power. " I defy Our greed judge end his horde of (pie. to prove any thing contrary to :his random My wife, my mother-in-law, and my brother, know no• thing of this loyal undertaking. I thoold regard the day of my death with greater fatisfaltion than thole of mx, triumphs, could I but bcpe that it kreird to make my country ft.nr Kiting, my fehow ciritem free and profperous, and worthy of liberty and profperity. (S gned) a Muff IV." Monday 1.01, a fenterce of Divorce e' rime, was pronourced, by the judge of the 1.1. A leliAltici Court of %Veil% bet v e.n J G: GOLURRAP, of the city of Bath, Efq. and SARAH his wife. M. Vic c111101)•11. mentioned in the liQ of the Grand Judge as one of the ennfpirators againti The life of the Frew Comsat., having efcaped the pirrfiits of the agents of the French t.,,veinment, strived yefierday in town, accompanied by another peth n, who is alto accuted ut having been implicated in the tonfpirac y. Lady Ecorres acflec':mraf took place at Paris na the 4th infant, when her Ladyfbir was rarely deli• mid of a fon, and we are happy to hear, that at this date of the tail accounts both were in good health.*' Lord Etctx, we have the fatisfailion to add o is Mar in perfeet heath. His Lordinip has been ?chimed to Orleans, where he is on Its parole, and males no complaint whatever of the treatment he expciiences. Lord and Lady YARMOUTH were vod health the beginning of the preterit rbonib. Letters helm both were a kw days since received by their friends in town. At the Theatre at Chan:berry was lately. repre. tented The Berke of Set , tl. l e; a young Italian friare cleared from his Convent at Koine, p lated the part of Fieara, and attriated a gr:at crowd. Daring that repretentation the kenos y took ere. and did brass broke down, bat no purion was hnfl.excePt Firm who was killed; awl yahoo on being =dread, yea dieortned to be a soave. ' M • - --1 ' Virg ran comsolll4l4 - - --AA at ming metwojelyieatiurrt> If. is; Ila WO% %NA' .',lokidd IL et IVO hisrekg,4o4,,losiiiiiMot =ow ''' • ..- 'c Dia l &di ire oier watt. Olidivigrakitfiiii e . boo boo tioadend4ll4ldoPallOw . "‘Ood4 lot Lapis hooennekhationadia topoloredoo togdpoos dors* vild ea Wisteria &Mgt' .Itie sildneil le the P Othf N. ay eldnoraionliNio %Mit it a, sow a dole planer is do rampla moot so AAAAA ra, THS ttast•mareva. • law do bro. of do Too* Vends KW Tar XIL Aldan 111. Ace 'suit ambition rtres moor villines; do nint• calumniate Ibofe you butclier;-.. c blood of innocence, bat (pare Wool* is r life. .._a:: taped from me the fupplicant's petition. then In thJs dungeon, ahem your ty, lunged me, / am more elevated than yes slurped throne. So fay ill joft uses of ooraries, and future *gab will confirm theft 'to, Sir, on the borders of eternity I can ccount for your treafon again) my cot- atilt myfelf. Do you reasetnber our ma ent on the Bth November, 1799 f Tat.* teeth and Le FEVRE were preen. I die by your fide in the atteapc of tus Diredorial tyrants. You (wrote to aili. enment ow 4thaleas apes dee ife feat r or:asildrai. but fir!), Roble, and Metal,