Star. — London, England, 1804-02-13 00:00:00

111 , " cover Mkt lUL. QUSIAL Oatiras.—T following Copy or a Letter from the Judge AI orate General, with the opinion and fentci.ce r•f the General Court Martial to which it refers, are to be read at the head of every Regiment. arid entered in' 'he Regimental Orderly Bouks. By Order of his Royal Highnefs the Com mander in Chief, HAM CALVFIT, Adjutant-General of the Forces. Horfe-Gourds, Feb. 4.1804. JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL'; OFFICE, Feb. 2, 1804. ' had the honour of laying before the Kiug the pro ceedings of a General Court Martial held at the Royal Hofpital at Chalks. ea the aid of Lit month, when the Hon. R Wheel Riag , a Captain of the 6th Recitneat of Dragoon Guards, was tried tiros a dune of having d a Lett: r, hearing date Chet:ter, No.. the aid, 1E33. to Captain Jubn CM:heron, a Lieutvwn In the Ad Regiment of Font Guards. and Aide-de--Camp to Major-General Napier ChrilUe Burton, under whole command he, the &id Capt. Riehard iCing was then reeving. conceived in tenets highly difee (pnlUul towards the raid Major-General, and to the prejudice of good order and military dircipllne ; which letter wan written in reply to an °pier omitted ny him, Captain Clithrtow, as Aide-dc- Camp in the name of Nfajor-Denet dilution ;“ I take leave to cc. r i te (or your 11,,y‘l Hishiierea hdermannu, the o:Ankut and fin 'MCC of the,Court Menial as follows : ' • lb. Coast MartiaM of °pinkie, that the Letter written by Capt. Kies, bearing dare Cbeßer. Nov. 21. 1803. to Capt. Cfttbe gpvrotide-de- amp to Maj t-Genetal Barton, was conceived in mine difrefpca vi towards Major-General Marten. but Is induced tn*ndiave, that the difterped Contained in the letter proceeded grunt Captain King') writing it ton heftily, from his feeling his,- licit Commanding (Nicer, and refneoli de in the Gerrit= of Cbefter at the time, and hurt at not tope, Hog to he fo am Men d by Capt. Clithatow, Captain Kies being Senior Nicer when Major General Burton wan Went is London with leave. Captain King has ca tr,4:ble midden to the Cnurt in ftm se og ten, and has &Mined 1 1 :: helms. and always had, an high wiped for Major-General Dorms, width declaration the Court it inclined to believe s—with thin huprellion the Wart dab adjudge, that Captain King be re primanded is Inch manneras hie Maj. Ay ma y be pleated to dined," and I tun to acquaint your Royal Hishnati, that as Caputo King appears to have conibufted hirrirelf in every beeesning manner at the logeoutolly admitting. that the letter to (patio* had been mime by him, at the fast.. UMW diftlahnieg say ddlberate Inters. dog of aeries an same to Major °mewl Bartow. and In inne6- dersdon of the other cirronattances .eked by the Court Martial In .their laid rentown. W PAT , ! r ty has boom swirioully pleated to intend MU bid Capella his Piudon.and to diced, that be I.r mo the essecik at y• as s Captain to tits fah Re- gland of Dysioen Outdo, I have the Mom funky to goodly to roar Royal Highsera tbs King' ! leaf that the fostenco of the Caere Martial be annotwool in Galena Orders, tenstber with 6hisily's pardon. I Mee the hamar to be, with dWhi rorpadt. year Royal liqihneit's woR *beam and mat Molds isnrent. _puns or Yost. Rid Matitall Commis hioacan. Commander. In Ude bis hfojclles Peres. P.LUATEIRS. *BMACt er A SILL TO CONSOLIDATS ASO AMINO TN/ PILOTISVoIt Of TNS WIRRAL ACTS %SLATING TO COMPS Of ra LID fOLUNTSIIIS I AND TO SIAS/ ISOULATIONS &SLATING TNSILITO. Former Mts repetled.-His MajeAy may eemtintle Corps al. ready formed. and accept others. Wham Members ot Volunteer Corps to be exempt Ikons Mi. Mk or other additional force. No prise haft be deemed an effedlim member whet does not daily attend a OereS number of days. Provided, That in every gale in which any Corps of Veomanry rn Voiunteers, requiring any arms or accoutrements at the ex. pence of his Majcity, huh not have been (applied with inch arms or amotntement.lo (efficient time to have enabled the members thereof to have attended properly armed and accoutred at 'mita sad exercife, according to the peewit:Ms a this Ass. even member ▪ Corps who dull have duly attended mutter and etercite, al though wittiest: arms or BeCOCIUVMettI a, 01.1 ncverthclefs be deem ed and taken to be, and may be returned ut certified to be an cf :olive member thereof, its like minuet as if be had fo attended properly armed and accoetred. ocumanding Olken may grant leave of Welke. and every perfon laving fuck kave of at.fenee G atl in fetch cafe continue en titkd to exemption ss an effaiive memo r; procidcd he hall In the lucceedlng months make ;„cod his days of muter and esereile for the whole of kith p, rival; and in det.mit of bay ing fa attended, he hull be Musk out of the lift of effective man ben and returned in the mutter mil as noweffeetive Commanding (nicers to make Roams of their Corps on the heft days refpeettvely of May aud September Increeding the and on the heft days rApeitively of January, May, sad September, in every haeceedlng year, or within after fuck day. refpoltively,to the Clerks of the General Meetings of Lieutenancy. dillinguithing In all fuels Ratans the effe.Sive learn the neo-effeame members of inch Corps. together with the narks of all fuck pukes as have Joined their refpedUve Corps or Companies fince the Lift Returns, and *kith at fuels pekoe re ign:4.'4ly hall have entered thanfelvesas chalet members there of. and the Dames of all Pelona who dull etateinue elective mem bers of loch Corps refpnllively, and the names of aft pekes ab fent as leave as aferefaki, and Mk the mines of all perims who Shall have been dikharged frum ur bah have quitted fetch Corps final the loft Return, saddle the names of all fuel perfons as hall, by vision of defaults ha not attmding the exercife of Inch Ctar ps. have betook non-efeclive members thereof; and hall in all cafes where any arms required by any lack Corps at the garner of his Mikity hail not have been (untied, (late Inch eirounflances fpe wally at the loot of the Return; and hall ado puke to the Secre tary of State, the Adjutant-General at Ms Majefty's forces, and to the General Meer coommoding the difirlet, when any fuels Sall be appointed, accurate Returns of their reiptic Corps, fp ci()ing the numbers of cigar( and oat edits men In their Corps at the time of making fuels Returns; and all lock lattmen timed Returns hell be made as near as may be according to the defoription of the Corps, in the form of which Monthly Military Remus are Meshy made. Commanding 011eas to give eettlAcates to catkin members milling In other counties re places. hiemptious not to be allowed unkft Commanding Games cer tify nu the mutter-roll, that the Corps has beta istipodod. Aharaift of mafter-rolla to be traidaiitted to the fiaereeary of State. _ _ _ nalty on Commanding Officer making fate Return. Perfons throned or (ening in the Yeomanry or Volunteers sat to he exempt from ballot ; lilts to be made of palms fo ballotted; asd on ditlianding, or rdignatioo, tiny atall be liable to fent for the full period of terrier. Volunteers to take the Oath of Allegiance. Adjutants, Serjesne-hlajurs, and °then who receive pay, mall be it.bj,4l to the Militia 1.1015. 'i hoe in II ea% of adual Ullmann, or appearance teeny enemy in force on the Coed, or of Rebellion or Inforreetion arifing or ex tint' the Realm, on the appearance of any canny in levee •beCoali, or during any (ovation, all Corps of Yeomanry and V'' iweer• hall, whenever they Thal. be fummourd by the Lieute nants a the Counties in which they &di be refprainly formed, or their Vice Lieutenant., or Deputy I.icutenant., or upon the (Waking of my general fignala of alarm, forthwith ailing* with. it ;Stir reipective Diltrins, and Gull be liable to march according to the teem. and coomlitions of their rapative (crones. whether (amt Poll extend to any p.a.: of (treat Uritain, or be limited to cry &and, county, city, town, or pros therein; and .a par foal then enrolkd in any ludo Corps, rot labouring wider any in • Amity int.:ll...chafing them from military teener, who dull Wide 'tegkel t,, )0 ; 4 t he e i t fpeceore Crr ps, and to aff.nibk and march upon any fuck fummooe or atiterall fipnal of alarm as V#goismes elfeMbltil Dan he pot wader (*eh cle•Mal (Awe at tell appoint. Coons Martial One he tonspeed d Officve frees in Yee sum, and Volunteer Corps. Al Oaken in Ceps of Yeomanry or Volunteers, having Coin• roil/ions from Ids Mikity or Liew menu of Counties, or others le,, may be fpecially authorized by he Mikity for that puresfe. hall rank with the Mars of his Majefty's Regular and Militia Force, as the premien of their refpedie ranks From end after the k baU be lawful for any ' melon enrolled in any Coma of Yeomanry or Volunteer', at any time (other than and tempt when fueb Corps ball be called out or fammoned upon 'dual ferviee, or frail voluntarily have affern bled or marched ou &dual knee, or @trembled for the purpuk of dace military duty.. under any of the pruritus:3a, or is any of the cafes fpeeilled In this Ad), to quit fedi Corps, giving notice in writing of fuck his intention to the Commanding Olikne thereof ; and Inch pnfon null forthwith be ftrock out of the mutter roll of loch Corps ; and the Commanding Officer thereof ball forthwith certify the fame to the Clerk of the General Meetings of the county, fubdivifion, or place in which fuels Corps ball be formed, and :Ito to the Affelfor of taus for the with or place In which run paler (sali etude ; and fetch perfon dull immediately there opus be liable to ferve, if he ban have before been chofen by in the Militia, or any aids additional Force as afinefaid, and ban alto be liable to pay, and bail pay all the taxes in refped of keep. ing or shag any hark, mare, or gelding, or wearing hair powder, from which he ball have been exempted under any of the pixel fen, of this Ad : Provided always, that no fedi perfon than be entitled to quit any rock Corps, nor ball any Commanding °Meer Mate any loch perfon out of est spotter roil, undi perfon bell have delivered up to the Commanding &leer of his Corps all arm*, arecautrensems, etoetblus, and appointments, that ball have been furniihed to beset the public ripener, or by any fub feription. for the purpee of providing fueb article, in good order and enotiltion (reafonable wear and tear only excepted). Ad not to afeEt Defence Ads. Perfons (crying In Volunteer Corps, when called upon military duty, to be entitled to pay, and to be billeted and quartered. Wives and Wallies of parkins carolled under this Ad molded to ',lief. °Seers difablaile ease Levin melded to half pay ; and non. comedioned Olken and fabliau, to Mlles Eofpital. Perfoos returned in any mailter-eitil as having sled soy bode foe the ferviee, hall be exempt from the payment of any da da in rdped of Nth Mete, mare, or gelding, fo long as Each hock, mare, or gelding, ball be fo sled by an eiredive Member as aforefaid ; and may palm enrolled and firming In any Corps of Yeomanry or VOIODUPIT lafeatry, who diaU be returned in any Inch molter roll, under this Ad, u as 'lodise Member O.:re ef, ball be exempt from the payment of the duty chargeable In stilled of fuels perfon wearing hair powder, fo lorg as he ball continued elledive Matthew of fuch Corp , reveal always.that every Perfon referees himfelf under the provides' et say het or Athol Pstelamatt, rdsting team dada miler the memegement of the Commilioners teethe Albin alTaamoe mem* from the pay spent of tither of the duties herein meadmed. by rearm el his Cre vice in any lath Corps of Yeomen or Valemasrs, Dan, la or der to melds bleardf to faeh aseeption. alred by the &tr ireme or lardar MMus Odle 11111sWi whimb rack Corps fluil be stead. produce a cordials soder the heed et the Meer Commend% hub Carps, which eardleate fads Commanding Of bees* NOW, woe theappileatioa of any pedal esddod thereto. to past armardlastr. On Mire of Vehmtems to agemile for bete trained, the Leo tenant of Cosy may Mahe an order fir that perpofe. Powers of qambirig or billeillog the mg Air forces to be ap plied in all of quartering and billeming Yeomanry and Vo lunette. Wises the day and plate of needle Is flied, the fame ball be eertificilto 4st Itemiver-Genieral, who frail iffue pay to the Com mending Odker for the aim Commanding 011oire to make up an account, which ball be figued by the Ogee having the command of fuch Corps; and fetch Dike, bail, sedate after the time Each can.. rile le finibed, deliver Curb account, and pay the balance, if there be any due, to t h e fed Receiver General; and fuck accoents bah be allowed as Racket vouchers n paring ni the accounts of the kid Receiver -General, by the proper Auditor of his Meknes C. Le of Exchequer. All money fuhfcribed by or for the ofe of any loch Corps of Yeomanry or Volunteers, and all arms, fees. ammeniden, drums, ice, r mulled inftrufnenu, or ott sr articles, of whatever kind or fort the tamp may be, brimming to any fads Corps, or ufed by ' any loch Cor;v, not being the property of any particular ndtvi dudl of loch Corps, (hall be, and the fame arc hereby declared to be vetted in the Comnsandhig Officers thereof, and Oall, for all rupees of indielment, &Ellen or bit, criminal at civil. in law or equity, be deemed and taken to be the property of loch Cant ' tr.andirg Officer, and ball and may be laid fo to be In any held ' man. many be feed for and teetered as fueb, or may be bated u loch in any action relating thereto ; and no indictment, fun, adieu or profecution, ball be difeontioued or abated by the death nr ' removal of any Inch Commanding Officer, but the fame may be preen-tied in by the Ince-Wing Commanding Offeer,oe the Com mandia.g Officer for the time being, any law, mean, or ureic to the contrary notwithßanding. Where any perfon enrolled in any filch Carps e( Yeomanry or Volunteers, 64 pooled or refute, on demand made for that mar pore, to pay any funs or fume of money fubferibed or required by any rules or regulations of fuels Carr to be fabfaibed by him, towards any expences of the Corps to which he be : langs. or to pay any fine or pandties incurred soda any at the rules or regulations thereof, then and in leek cafe it ball be lawful for any lattice of the Peace reading in or ow to the place where filch Corps frail be, on application made for that purpok, and proof thereof, by any Censmaradim or Fidd Oiler, or Adjutant, or Serjeant Major, under any of the Cam ' mattingMeer of my fuck Cams„ to cask the fame, together ' with the amount thereat, as a meshy or forfthure, to he levied by dillrefs and fate of the defaulter's geode and chat . till, by warrant ander his haod and leal, rendering the overplus. ' If any, on demand, after deducting the charges of tech deeds and ' fait, to the perking whole goods and chattels ball have been fo diftrained and fold; and in &tank of my or frainclet goods and chattels whereon fuels fun ran be levied, it null be Leine for any Jolliet to commit filch perfon to any gaol or book of correction, tor any (part of time sot ezeceding and the erns fo levied naafi go to the reseal Rock of loch Corps, to he applied in the general epee thereof, in like mane" as any lubleription or funs of mosey received by or for loch Corps may be applied; or where there ball 'e no loch hibfcription or flock of %eh Corp, then to any fuels purports relating to fueb Carps ot Company as the Cannonading Officer thereof may think Every perfon who fisaU have received, or may have In his euf. tody, power, or porefiron, or o.lil h• ratter naive any anus or arroutrenseate, cloateng, ammunition, or flans heretofore, or the . may berm fur be (unitised from the public Rues or at the public eapence, or at the terrace or charge of any fabfeription for providing fiseis articles, and who ban Wee or negket, on bring lawfully required, to deliver up any fuels arms, accoutrements, decking, ammunition, or it.,res. bail, no being convicted thereof before any isaftke of the Peace ot the county within which fueb arms, accoutrements, cloven', ammunition, or Rotes ban be, flu I brick red pay the ism of for every foch oirenee, and the' value of the arms, wow rements chastens, amaivnitino, or Romfo detUned as aforefald, to be lsv ird by diftrefe and (ale of the offender's goods and chattels, by warrant under the hand and real of Each leiter, rendering the overplus (if any) on d-mand, after deducting the charge. of fuch dalrefs and (ale, to the perfon whore goods and chant!s ball have been ha retrained and told ; and for want of tech fulficiont eisitref., fuck Jultice is herby required to coranrat fuch offender to the common gad of the county, riding, or place where she offence doll have been committed • for any time not es netting and the monies aiding by fuels penalty, ball be paid to the Tref tarer of the county, riding. or place where fue:t dame ball have been committed, to be applied as part attic Rock of loch county, riding, or place. Provitions relative to Courant, to ettend to ridings and places. Ad may be altered or repealed this Sedan. LAW INTSILIGENCE. COURT OF RING'S BENCH, JAW..tt. THI ZINO O. . St(IE WI day Mr. WOOO moved the Court of King's Bench to make a pule abfolute, for an information in the nature of a quo everrairra, againft Mr. Harper. the prefent Mayor of Liverpool, calling upon him to Ibew by what right he exercifes that office. Mr. Wood Rated to die Court, that the point in difpute refpeting Mr. Harper's eligibility, he having been one of the Bailiffs of the preceding yea!, was of great importance to the Oa potation of Liverpool, and that it was highly proper that the Count fhould have an opportunity of looking at the Charters, for the puirpofe of putting the true confiruition upon them. The Court obferved that the point was of a very ferious nature ; and as it was need :try to have die Charters upon record to raife the qnellion, they granted the information. At the nuance of Mr. Morita and Mr. CLARK rules for fimilar informations againfl the Bailiffs of Liverpool, whnfe title depends upon that of the Mayor, were enlarged until the next term, the Bai liffs undertaking immediately to difclaim, in cafe the Court (hall declare the Mayor to have been illegally chorea. dl ,r, Our . you do each that you be in pue fix months amptifooment for the (pace and that r paid." Henry . in the Cone at Dun wick fortunate r" trOciOlig CO, to the arrow,' for the fel ing heard in the Cow had Iworn a time when chip, in whit fage from appeared itefore lad Mich. eated plan tore, in vrht. the two Deft Henry . Judge faid, clearett evidenc, jury. which where the r fo riequeni had been Henry tion, they purpnft of penalties not appear produced , n conceal (ervation. Againa an decided hi fuborned Jury had . difbelieved that it wool it. This oil quate to the at the life,' country. petition of ;tree. and found itfell dants the it; admit ; and the fsid Henry Gaol of Nc at the ezpit (even years, by the adv' to declare Henry fame offence, Court. letting Ste. and his Mr. Juni, been eonvin , cafe. and receive the his petition, that petition ointment, ," elfewbere oblerve on clinrainer, ' fell to irret. he had done. did order s his hfajefil months, m be tratifportt place or plat Privy Council, This was brought by t of Liverpool, upon the Well Indies. the !hip Eli Wea fndies, to take in lying at T' veffel came aptain os gave out, that the Eliza was an old (hip, and not k for a long voyage. In confequence of his reprefests lion, a Mr. Mitchell, who had eng aged to furnilb bee with a cargo, refilled to fulfil Isis contras. The Mailer of the Eliza then caufed a Purvey to be mak of the fhip by feveral carpenters, who all agreed that fhe was capable of performing a vnyage from the Well Indies to any port in Great Britain in perfea fafety.. He caufed this furvey to be fent to the plain till', his. owner, in England, who immediately made an infurance on the Eliza, at Lloyd's, but withheld from the knowledge of the underwriter the doubts that had been entertained of the fufficiency of the (hip, and :he furvey that had peen made. In the mean time. the vefrl, unable to obtain a cargo at Trinidad. fet fail for Martinique. but on the pelage (truck upon a ridge of rock, by which fhe was fo much de maged, that on her examination at Martinique. it was judged proper to fell her at that place. The price at which the fold was fomeuhere about eighty guineas. She was infured at two thousand pounds. Ihe owner abandoned her as for a total lots, but the underwriter retufed to pay. on the ground that the velfel was nut futficient at the time cf the commence ment of the rilk. Mr. Par kinfun, a broker. who was called - ef► I - the defend. depofed, that . • •. • . Taking aa all the einnalloadadANN, liaf• • confideration, we ,do Awdar dal liri • do each of yon pay a Bald tin, 1 of „ x ,„. gler you be imprifoned in his Majetrys iv of . ... ~,, • fix months p that daring the Bre month Alf ~,, ironment you do each ef you Nandi° the ~ .' • . he (pace of one hour, oppon'e Sonterfet : y " that you befurther imprifoued until fah, gala - ~ • • reartrer. enry Major and Henry Moore, bad prefecated e Conn of Exchequer a publican, who rashes an wick, in Suffolk, for fmuggling, and the un- ' I nate man mu.t have been the virtues of their aa t• • DU. confpiracy, by being amerced in penalties e amount of 60001. and upwards, were it not , • ie fertanate accident of a Captain Randall hal- . . reard of the evidence given by Major on the trial e Court of Exchequer—f4T on thet occafron be 'worn that be was on the Beach at Donwich at e when lie was a/Nally on board Capt. Randall'e in which he had begged and obtained his paf- from HoU to Ipfwich. Other circitmllanca' ared on the trial of there De:end:tits for perjury • e L•trd Ezzasainoucm, at the Sittings after Michaelmas Term, which developed a comp& • I plan of the moil infamous and iniquitous nn- . ~ \ • • in which feveral unprincipled men were *Wahl -; wo Defendants, Major .tnd Moore. • ' enry Major now received lenience. The Learned N e (aid, that the Defendant was convi.fted on list eft evidence of ouc of the fitula cringes, Per F . , which could be committed in any country e the lives, liberties. and property of individuals • , :quently depended on the erten of an oath. He ' seen found guilty of wilful and corrupt perjury. i .y More, another perfon, was in the taste fitsw. they had both committed this offence for. the pre of configning an' individual to very fevers n , its of the law (falfely charging him witk , , ;filing.) For what put pore this was done did ' ppear, but it war often obterved, that one critTlil _ aced another. for the purpofe of endeavouring nceal it. This cafe proved the truth of that oh- tion. There Defendants had conceived metes ift an individual : to gratify that malice they "ed him fallely—to fupport that actufa•ion. they .ned witneffes to commit perjury, for Co the - had authorized the Court to thy, for they bad lieved their teflimuny. The cafe was fo clear, it would be a wane of time to comment epos This oiTence, if not checked by punilltment ads. : to the crime. would increafe daily. and it truck e life, liberty, and property of every man is this try. It had indeed been obrerved, that the re. 1 on of this crime took place to to alarming de- and therefore, in hopes to reprefs it. the Cant ! I Will bound to pecasounce apes thug Defeo- ; the heavieft pututhasent which the law maid t; and therefore did order and adjudge. that rid Henry Major be imprilhned in his Majety's of Newgate for three calendar months. and that e expiration of that time he be tranlported for • 1 years, to loch place or places as hn hfajeal, to advice of his Privy Council, thould be pleaded clan and appoint. tory Moore was about to receive fentesce for the offence, when be prefented a petition to the v. Petting forth his former Cervicas in the Navy. 4• sad his readinefs to three again. ay. . . r. Juice Geoss (aid. that this defendant bad • convined on like evidence as that of the UR and for the like offence. and therefore he mak ye the fame faience. The Court had heard etition, and if there were any eircunallances ist• petition which might induce a change of his 's. Dent, theft circumnances would have their a. • there ; the Learned Judge laid, he thoald only .sre on it. that neither his age. or family. or , miner. Ihuald have induced him to confign bids. o irreparable difgrace, and his family to rein as id done. The Court had wondered his cafe, mad , irder and adjudge. That be be impri(nsed is .fajefty'i Gaol of Newgate for three calendar ths, and that, at the expiration of that term, he atifported beyond the feu for (even years, to fink e or places as his Majeny, by the advice of hie y Council, (hall be pleated to declare and appoint. • NOYTON 0. 100011$. his was an anion on a policy of inference, ght by the plaintiff, the owner of the (hip Eliza, iverpool, againll the defendant. an underwriter I the (aid (hip, in a voyage from Trinidad. in the Indies. It appeared froth the evidence, that • hip Eliza had let out from Liverpool for the I Indies, and arrived at Trinidad, where the was ke in a cargo for London. Whilt the (hip was at Trinidad, waiting for a cargo. an Africa I came into the harbour, the Captain of which out, that the Eliza was an old (hip, and not k long voyage. In consequent of his reprefenta- a Mr. Mitchell, who had engaged to furnith her a cargo, refilled to fulfil his contras. The er of the Eliza then castled a Curacy to be made e ship by feveral carpenters, who all agreed that rat capable of performing a voyage from the i Indic. to any port in Great Britain in perfect y. , He caufed this Purvey to be fent to the plaits- hie. owner, in England, who immediately made ifurance on the Eliza, at I.loyd's, but withheld the knowledge of the underwriter the doubts hid been entertained of the fufficiency of the (hip. ' :he fumy that had peen made. In the mean , 1 , the veal, unable to obtain a cargo at Trinidad, ail for Martinique. but on the pelage (truck a ridge of ruck, by which the was fo much de- ed. that nn her examination at Martinique. it --r II 1_ -I_ I R.L . lIX P ARTII JOB■ VILE[!. Mr. GARILOW obtainid . ; rule again!' the Defen• darn (an attorney) left week calling upon him to anfwer the matter of an affidavit, which fuggefird that he wrongfully detained title deeds in.his hands, and had received rent without the knowledge or content of his client, which be refuted to pay over, or deliver up the deeds. The defendant now e,nfwereu the affidavit, and detailed the circumflances of the tranfa'aion, from phial the Colloid admit , ed, tha the Rate of fees upon uhich they cbtained their rule was completely anfweted, and that Mr. Wilkes had seed as a fair, honefl, and h. nouraLle practitioner, and no imputae ought to rest upon him. DORI4A4T CLAIM. Mr. Gramm, at the riling of the Court. made a motion, which was rather fingular in its circum (lances. It was to pay nut nf COW( arum ofsol. which had been paid into Court above forty years ago.— The rule for the payment of the money into Court was moved by Sir Fi.avcHsa NORTON, and he pro. duced the Rule, and the original brief of Sir Fter cm es, from which it appeared, that a firm of money was to be paid nut of Court in a certain caufe, except 401. which was to be paid to the attorney in the cattle, who was a perfon of Come notoriety (namely Mr. Grant). The money had ne%er been paid, but had been handed down from every fucceffi.-e officer from that time to the prelim, and he now diced for it on the part of thole who claimed it under Mr. Grant.-- The Court aid, they could not now tell onwhatcondi tions it was impounded in the hands of the officer. it might be to anfwer a claim which he fet op, and perhaps was only to be paid on his verifying that claim to the fatislaaion of the officer of the Coutt.— By its never having been before demanded, the claim might never have been proved, or perhaps othervrife fatosfied. They therefore could make no order un til the plaintiff in the original cattle, or his reprefen tatives, were found out, and had notice of the motion. ►RAUD UPON ooviammtur. it RP 1.1 g Tut Kiva o. Hum ss.—A Petition was prefented in the name of John Hedges, fisting that his Brother, the other Defendant Michael Hedges, was neither direelly or indiredly concerned in defrauding Go vernment, although be was found guilty with the Petitioner, who was the only perfon who was to blame in this tranfaftion. That he hoped the in nocent might not become a vidim with the guilty ; and he prayed that the whole of the punilliment, however revere it might he, might folely attach on the Petitioner.—The Court having conferred on the fubjed for a few minutes, Mr. Jullice GROS, delivered the judgment of the Court. He Rated the nature of the conviction, upon information to the Aeroarisr GiostlAL, the objetfts in the Winds of the Dock Yard, to which the pecu• Lotion had been direted, between the s odi of M arc h, atoo, and the t oth of December, tflot, on which they had procured from Government the turn of 3,411. 175. sod. His Lorsithip then addreffed the priforters as follows : " Upon thofe charges you have been tried and convided, and the trial has expofed a moll enormous fyfiem of fraud, at the profped of which every man mttQ fhudder with apprehension ; the continuance of them would involve the ruin of the country, if ex tended to the various objedi to which the public contraßs are direded. It is evident, that no internal wealth, no national produce, no degree of commercial profperity, could refeue this country from defiretion, under fraudulent prsOices of this nature ; pradices which are equally alarming, for the magnitude to which they are diftorted, as well as for the bold and open defiance of detelion, by which they are dittin guilhed. The only ground of mitigation for the offence, which fuggefied itfelf to the mind of your Counfel, was, that others attached to the public works, in the fame concern, negleded their duty, and that your crime was the confequence of the tempta. lion to which you were liable from filch negled.— But the country mull be informed, that fuch a ground of palliation will never be admitted in a court of janice, for it would fupply an excufe for robbery,' rapine, and murder, by the very commitßon of thofe offences, robbery, rapine, and murder. 44 This offence has become fo frequent, thaz for the fake of public example, the feverny of the penal law mull be applied, and if it be perfevered in by the Officers of Government, as well as by the tradefmen of the Dock Yards, and other great public institu. tines, no rank or opulence (ball welter the offender from condign punithment. 44 We have attended to the petition which you, Michael Hari, have delivered on behalf of :fain Holger, the wretched partner in your trade, and in your delinquency ; unfortunately, it has no founda tion in truth; the guilt was brought home to both . . r etelen h;joi3 there refpective tett., ind to a& nibk and march you; delinquency; unfortunately, it has no founds- ment of the rilk. Mr. Parkinfon. a broker, who wag etr.:l lyen any Nth fuming).* nr rentril drod of alarm " ?ion in truth ; the guilt was brought home to both called as a witnefs for the defendant, depoted, that t hetfai.l, dull he d t en tv el eh knees. and Sall to lobjeA to pordh• The Greenock and Port Glafgow nietoteeve, coin. of you, on the cleared evidence, to that no pollible at Lloyd's, the predict was never to inferre a Gip nt SiWeb • and all loch Corr .4 liton-aory end Volminaera, 1 t't 4 . 4 d and mended by Lieutelan da t•C f olon i el ALLIAIIDIit, received doubt can trill in the mind of any one on that that required a furvey, efpwially in the Weft Indies, 41 all aliteert and non.cunitniii. Oren their colours on 11 e e day en. fubjed. If frauds like this continue, the ruin of on account of the frauds that had been committed ; mare nun therein, *all, slim and ((OM thc " 7:nte nar ce (VII* or of hob pineal fignalsot ahem bone made as otootiltd. Yellerday about :to Germans left London on their the country is complete ; our taxes can never keep ccmfequently, had the owner difelofed the fads in his ill( tate the enemy be detested and ca r ol. dand lebakm , way to join the Duke of Cam ammo'''. Regiment hi pace with the rapacity of our fervent& Your punilh. polfetiion relative to the finery that ha.l been meek infartceison then ranting in the Keehn mall forpeared. Cow tar at be fulled! to all etc penviftons of the Mutiny Att. the Ilk o f Wight . ment mull be exempbry. for oar public duty calls of the (hip Elire, the inference would not have be t a • id Cur d.Ang ni:litary duty ,or voluntarily marchia g. liable to While the Cromer Sea Fencibles were ezereifing upon us to inflid it. We have confidered the con- effected. Thz caufe was tried at the lea affixes for i.. ...Inv cells the great guns tome dais fine , a ball (truck Capt. tents of the affidavits, which refer to the general cha. Lancathire before Mr. Judice Chambre. The Jnelga cells a lov..Caa or itctettiou to irelsod. his MalLtir. or the Teener'. T'S feat, and broke the kg n( Mr. Serve, ender of integrity you have maintained, and we mod was of opinion that the feel relative to the furter ad nay vs .... anry cam ,. ;„ emote ); se h , w h o was walking on the clam a coafakr- fay, in •eply to them, that this fair reputation you ought to have been communicated at the time *ilea they boll be lisbk m arch moments to the. _ have ,w r 114441 fubj.el tae Mutioy Lows able di from the battery. not &fatted. ' the infurauce was efferdcd, and that therefore the de- i t lA.