Star. — London, England, 1804-06-30 00:00:00

WPM Tel Aver-Cosetrel; sr, Wes or Lowy t a feria of Letters, addrofed to Ike ?soma if dee Umtrszs Estrum, pobbfied Is the Sri*, fader the fratore a — Gas, oacua, reviled and comae' Ay the ehalsor, has this day kers re-pabbfhed, ie Bvo, trite y. 6d. Tole beidef Mere. Richarreon, Royal Extbasge ; ad the other Bedlam : atfo of Mr. blves, Boolfeller, SATURDAY, JUNE 30. PRICE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK t Cold. for July 37... Reduced 3611—Ornntant ?fem. On Wedcefday, an appal:alkalies made to the Bank, to know whether they would take I. the Omnium ' and make the future =thereon? Thutfday Mr. A. 1411/LAND gave the an the Direrlon, that they would make all the remaining payments but the lift, and they Ind the redemption for the lath Jewry next. It appear., that there are already one yonoopool. paid in, and b the time they km given, there IrM he three half car's paid to the public, before the day of redemptioa Duacut. June 15.-oe. Deb. 34 per Cent. 631. Ezehange—Oublin on London tat. The Royal Affent was yefterdity given, by tom miffioti, to the Military Defence Bill, which is now of courfe becutrie 'a law of the land. Throughout the whole of the iirious and elaborate difculton of the =afore in Parliament, our unwearied attention was direaed to the idolisation of the Public with nfpea to the nature of its principle, and the eaten of its intended operation. We approved of the iu tention, but were doubtful of the means propofed for the attainment of the objeft. The will of the Legit* latuie, however, has, with all the neceffary forms, been finally declared in in its favour, and it only re- Enaini for us, and for the country, to bow to a deciGon fo gravely and coullitutionally prononnoed. mang • h. it an he ld dell , .)f the Ireland. a In ti:e tor : belies.* Jut! cfiCOU. 'PORT, :orciga c 41C much ',IIIC •ble incon. f rei (id i:1 hcn gone he Report The Dutch and German Journals received ity the mails of yefterday, are, in fome points, at va liance. The former Rate, that the French Minifter had officially conimunicated to his lorraarax Maras- TT, at Vienna, in a fisecial audience, the elevation of ' BOIAP►LTS to his new dignity, which communication 1 1 had been fo gracioufly received as to lung& a strong 1 prefumption that the Pearce Er ream would be ac- knowledged ; but letters of the gth from Vienna Rate, politiver, that the French Minifter had not then re ceived his new credentials. There is no mention in any of ihe accounts, Area from the Auftrian capital. of Count ESTeIHAZT having been fixed on as Ambaffaclor Eitmordinaty to Paris, as Rated in the LA French papers. Private Letters by no means encourage the belief, that the Emperor of GIRMANY is preparing to fend a formal and unreferved recognition of the Imperial dignity affumed by Bomaraars. It is Rated, on the ' contrary, that he has ordered it to be announced to the French Government, that he has nothing to fay againft the hereditary Sovereignty which is eflab hilted in France, but that the ereiting an Imperial dignity mutt depend upon future cirennaftances. .--It may be readily conceived that the Imperial pride of Germany mutt have received a very revere lhock, when the fiat of fovereign titles was fo eafily obtained by the fon of a village attor ney in Corfica; but be that as it may, there is no rea fon whatever to conjetture, that the Head of the Holy Roman Empire, whatever hefitation he may think proper to affed, will finally refute to recognife the Imperial title of France, when he mull, of condi., acknowledge Bose AAAAA as an Imperial Brother. Of all the letters received yefterday, none excited snore fenfation than the follow ing private letter from a very refpettable Gentleman at Peteriburgh : " PCYFRSBURGI 4 , 24 MAY 0. 5. 5 Iva', W. 1. 44 The French blinifler leaves this City this day, 4 8 for Paris, and an Inferior Agent is left to tranfaa 4 ' the remaining affairs between the two Courts, who,. 6 ' people have gone fo far as to fay, will remain " eventually as Commiffloner for Prifoners. There 4 ' are ten line of battle (nips and fix frigates, betides 4 ' brigs, (hops, provifion and (lore (hips, ordered to " be got ready kith four months provifions on board. 4 ' No doubt therefore remains of a War between this " Country and France." From this, it has been inferred by many, that a e Mall immediately have the co-operation of Ruffin in our prefent eentefi. It fitould, however, be recol heed, that it is now feveral weeks fince we knew that General H&DOUVILLa was to leave Peterfburgh ; the French Government having refolved, that as there was only a Ruffian Charge d'Affaires at Paris, there Could he a French diplomatic agent of the fame rank at Peterfburgh. It is certainly very poffible that Ituffia may yet take an aftive part in the war, but no• thing refpeiting the period of fuch an event can be cert.li.dy inferred from the above letter. A meffenger arrived yefterday at the Ste litTAILY of ST•rc's (-ACC with difpatches from Mr. Srircie SNIT H. Sir Z;IDNIT SMITH had yellerday a long interview with the CHANCELLOR of the E'en vo,tria, at his houle in D.iwning-areet. At length the v.tcant frith Mitre is difpnrcd of ; and, notwithfi coding the thong claims of the Lor- TUS Dr. &STOW. the Dean of Waterford, promoted to it, on the Rewind of a prior promife. Upwarls of a thoufand copies of the Li e and Cor relpondence of RactrAIDSON were fold ou the day of its publication. A hundred and fifty thortfand dollar; have been !mind no board the chaffs manes, captured a t'‘.w days fince by the Fstrx cutter. The piites were bound from Corunna, and the money i% fortfx•tei to be part of the French fubfitly from the Court of Ma- StITART IN 4131zRIC.f. l ie have 'already had occafion•to lay before our Readers force parlicularsrefpedling a late tranfaaion at Savannah, of which we have hitherto had only the statements of ilave-mongers ! Statements, incredi ble in themfelves, till farther'eridence be adduced, as it appears that great pains have been taken to prevent the public from feting the Addrefs of Judge Bower or any account of it, but fuch garbled ftatements as the fleVeholdersmilli to be believed. The folhairing is of the fame. complexion, and the fecond of the Re-' (Mations deferves particularly the notice of free men. enjoying a free profs : At a meeting of the Citizens of Savannah, publicly convened, and held at dm Exchange, oa the zyth day of April. IEO4. JOSEPH CLAY, Eq. In the Chair, kefolved unaniamelly,That the Citizens of Savannah d o hi g hl y trtrthe firm, dignified and patriotic condo!! of the prdent Jury of Chatham County, for which they have been com mitted to gaol by Judge Bowen the Judge of the Superior Court , and that the thanks of the Bowe, be prefented them for their very proper demeanor on the medial, and that a Committee con filling of John Bolton, Edward Telfair, and Samuel Howard,Elqrs. I, be appaineed for that purpofe. bisteed unanimoully, That a Committee be appointed to wait L upon the Printers of this city, to reennit in die name of the zens, that the charge of his Honour Judge Bowen, to the Orand r of Chatham comity, Mould not be printed, and that Edward L. Davis and George D. Sweet, Vim. be that Committee. Rebihred unanlmoufly, That a fuliferlption be opened for the rapport andenaintainance of the Grand Ju r y of Chatham county, while in goal, and for %milking them with every convenience— and that s Committee he appointed to receive the fubferiptions, and Medi the money for their beeefit while in goal, and that Male. Richard M. Stites,Joleph Arnold, John I. Gray, Norman stLeod, and Samuel H. Otaeidsouk, be that Committee. Rdolved enanimoully, That the Reprefentadves of this county to tbe Legilliture, be requefted said infiruded to nest themfelves to rupee • legillative inediry into the official eotiduel of the Judge of the Superior Ociurt fortis Circuit, in committing to gaol the Grand Jury of the county of Chatham, who are conititutionally bound to prdave the rights of the people, and who in a Court of Judicature are their lawful Reprdeinatives, and alto into the other atrial nitkondidt of the Laid Judge. Refolved tioiniraoufly, That a Committee of (even be appoint ed for carrying into died the faccgoing Refolirtion, and that the d Committee be empowered to procure Web teflimony as may be nava.," to hibßantiate the charges, and that Gamma D. B. and Charles Harris, William Davies, F. T. Fiyming, John M. Berries, Morris Miller, and *moms V. Williams, Etre. he that Committee. loan withßefed onseirsouity. That a Committee be appointed fer th the Committee of the Bas. upon the moo pmper moifures to be purfeed for the difeharge of the Grand jury of Chatham Comity Erma their preCent confinement, and to ate every lawful means to procure their adargesmeot. and that the Hon. Wm. Ste vens, kepis Clay, and Matthew M'Allifier, Erg's. end Joreph Efq. be that Committee. Refolved ananinsoully.Thst the Citizess of Savannah view with abhorrence the cooduil of Judge Doyen this day, white on the Basch of the Superior Court, and during the fitting of the fame, I is drawing and pre:Wain a piitalasaintt a number of the citizens d this place, and in ding the molt Indecent and profane language, whereby the dignity of his dice and the relpedialiility of this Gareennteet are proßitutcd. ifiefolved unanimoully, That the proceedings of this medal' be figned by the Chair Man and Secretary, and publilbed In the newt papers of this city, and that a copy be prided to the Foreman of the Grand Jury ; silo, that extra *sects of the fame be pnbibliod this evening. (Signed) =SAM CLAY, Chairman. By Order of the ÜBL HOWARD, See. Poor BASAYSIORR might have avoided his late ac- • cident, had he faid with Macbeth— " Is this a VAGGLIt that I fce before me ?" Lord E LLLLL ()swoon's voting againft Mr. Pirv's Defr.nce Bill is reckoned a bad encomium on it, as his Lord(hip is well known to be a judge. We have lately been gratified with the exhibition of real water, real honks, and real dogs on our thea tres. The addition, however, of real daggers will, we hope, be in future difpenfed with. Touaroa, the famous Paris Banker, has been ex iled to his elate at Clos Von:: Is, in Burgundy, for having (hewn his concern for MORS4O, by procuring him bills. The Duke of Cumberland's Sharp Shooters were yefterday infre.ted in Hyde Park, by Colonel JEN ' SIN SON, on their return from Woodford, where they have been on permanent duty fusee Sunday laft.— The Col met expreffed the greaten. fari.faftion at thtir foldier-like appearance. The Corps afterwards ad journed to the Shakefpeare Tavern to dinner, where Captain BAR Dill, their Commander, was relented by them with a Silver Cup of the value of one bun- dred guineas. On Friday morning Mrs. C prefented the Hundfworth Cavalry with their ftandard, at Brown's Green, near Birmingham. The Corps afterwards partuck of 211 elegam cold collation, provided for them by their Commander, N. G. CLARK', Efq. and then marched to Tamworth upon iermanent duty for thirteen days. The firft battalion of the Eaft Middlefet Militia crolted the I . lllllllelp from Gravelead to Tilbury, at two o'clock on sfonday morning, and immediately commencing their march, arrived at Chelmsford early on Wednefday, on their route through Colebefier to Harwich. The (mad and third divifions have fol lowed in fuecetlion, on the fame route. Wednefslay and Thurtalay. the Weft Eifel Regi ment of Militia marched in two diiifions from Har wich to Colchefter, on their route to Gravefend and Chatham. Thuifday the firft divifion reached Chelenf ford. and proceeded onwards yellerday morning.— The feeond diviiion was expefted in the coutfe of the' day. The firli and fecond divifions of the Royal Che (hire Militia marched lions the New Barracks of Chelmsford on Wehiefday and Thurfday mornings, 11 on their route for Hull i the remainder of the regi• ment were to follow yederday and this day for the Caine dellination. Wednefalay morning, at two o'clock, the Notting -I I ham Militia marched ft orn Ramfgate for Canterbuiy, where they ate to remain till bother orders, having replaced the Derby Militia, which marched to Mi lord Barracks on Mon lay. One of the Brig Eton fithing boats lately fell in with, and !poke to an American vaikl (the Baltimore,from 13.3..m0re) urf Beachy Head. This 'etre' had left Duntork uoly the day preceding, to which place the had been b..iird a ith t ol.acen r and the account which was c intnaitnii•atcd 10 the tithermen of the prepare t:ons on the ether fide of the water, Inc the invati.m of this country, jollities the prefumption, that it will be Atteni i vad in a very few days at fAtthen. Nea rl y the uhule o! the troops, it was Rated to them, in• tem , . .11 ir he expedition, had anaally emhatked for r dangerous pto;eo, tie the lialionore left Don kill.; and that a fair wind was Only wanting to natt Limas at:464, ise Channel. ~.. .:, trituriAL- T2LLIOIiNCE. MAILS THOR ustz—wins w. S. w. Lit. bug. : MIR. 9112. X I . /Womb o o s s Clocteaburgh 0 0 Dublin ' Waterford • Juan 27.—ArriVtd lince my lan the Nancy, BROAD, with fundries, from Briaol ; the Nor way brig Four Brothers, of Eifierice, Captain Jen sen, from Dram. See. for this port ; and the Dot.- ✓am and Resoiutton cutters, from a cruize. PLYMOUTH, JUNI the DIFIANCI, Of 74 guns, from the Channel Fleet, l o refit ; .the Fitnaon, of 18 guns, Captain O'Ns it, tiom a cruize: the Notre Mere des Botts Sours and Catherina, two of the French tuggers that were taken by the Fattz fchooner, as Rated yefterday, are liice arrived, the' one laden with wheat, and the other with glafs bot tles ; alfo the Ann Maria, Captain Hanlon, from Norway, with timber and deals for this port. Came in the El Duke Nombre de jefus, Antonio Alvenzo de Bon, from St. Sebafkian, bound to Morlaiz, laden with wine and brandy, detained by the Cot. rove hired armed fchooner, of is guns. PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 29.--Arrived the FALCON re-1 venue cutter, from Guerafey and Jerfey. Sailed the' Gen teat DOTLt cutter, with difpatchrs for Guern fey. His W014'1114 FISGARD is appointed convoy for Gibraltar, Etc. Wind S. W. That, Just 29.—Came down from Sheernefe, the BASILISK gnn-brig, and failed again on a cruise. Arrived the - Heart hoop of war; BLOODHOUND, Locust., and Bautssa gun-brigs, from a cruise of the French soak and remain In the Downs with the (hips as per laft. Wind S. W. GRAVESEND, JUNE 29.--Palfed by the Flora, Ban ton, from Memel ; Young Peter, Peters, from Pop penburgh ; Vrow Elizabeth, Stewart ; Twn Brothers, Thomas; Vrow Cornelia, Coates ; Vrnw and the Two Good Brothers, Duncan., from Embdea. —Sailed the Manglas, Reid. for the Eril Indies ; Nra Sra Martez de Souza, for Oporto ; Indus brie, Ma., landen, for Ellmere ; Twe Gebroders, Herman, for Hufum ; Vrow Helifa, Claffent, and the Two Vrenden, Rcids, for Renfburgb. YARMOUTH lowa 19 . — Sailed tl.is morning for Gottenburgh t he Lark packet, Capt. G. Dam., with mails and pairengers. Sailed or the Downs the Noe- FOLK armed fhip, and the At.. ar cutter, with vege tables, &c. for Admiral Tuoan Botanic ifs fleet, off theTezel. The outward bound convoy for the Baltic is houtly ezpefted.—Wind S.W. light breeze. Railca—Off Plymouth, iris, Criok, from Charante--Oftbe Start, Wilhaln and Henry, I.:wino from Oaßipoil.—At Live , pupa. lefferfon, Richmond, from M adden ; and Charin, hiorts, from Philadelphia...At Philattaphia, Svranwich, Hamilton, from Ltverprxil. The Recovery, --, from Jamaica, for Londnoti is captured and carried into St. Andern, by the Ve nus privateer, of Nantz, which has captured another veffel from Falmouth, for Newfoundland, in ballad, with 14 men on board, including feven paffengers. The CouaAGIUX man of war, with the fleet under convoy for the Eaft Indies, which failed from Portf mouth on the Sth of May, paid Madeira on the tlt of June, all well. SAILING MATCH.—Yefterday the annual failing match took place for the Vauxhall Cup. Preeifely at a quarter patk five o'clock, the following boats Ratted at Blackfriars Bridge. They were to fail round a barge moored near Putney Bridge, and re turn back to a boat itationed off Cumberland Gar dens The Owner's Delthr, Captain Daphne,thswin. LANO3T.N. Brutus, HIMMEL Mermaid, Baron Normals. Olive Branch, DODD. Eliza, HUN, ta. Mercury, Asr ay. rwo Brothers, Dar . Amiable, Cox. Before the boats had made much way, the Ami able and Olive Branch lhot a little a-head ; next to them were the Daphne and the Mercury. On pair ing through Weitninft:r-bridge, the four laR men• tinned boats were neatly altogether, and when they came off Milbank, the Daphne and Mercury ad vanced eonfiderably. The wind (retuning a !ilk, the Mercury gained upon t he Daphne, oppolite Chelfea : indeed, all the play was between thefe two boats. At Ilattcrlea the Mercury flatted a-head, and cotainued to gain upon the airline the remint -l er of the dillance. When the arrived at etc boat oft' Cum berland Gardens, the Daphne was near a quarter of a mile Acta, and the telt of the boats halt a mile at leatl. This is the fourth cup that Mr. As has won with the Mercury, and the fifth in the whole. — The Prize was prefented to Mr. ASTLEY in the Ro tunda. In the adjoinin4 room there were feveral beautiful tranfparercies. fhe Gardens were crowded with beauty and &Won, and illuminated with feveral thoufand lamps. The Duke of York's Band, and the Pandeans, performed the whole of the evening, which was patted with the greatett harmony. The amufe ments of the day concluded without any accident. — The weather being very fine, the river was covered with pleafure and other boats, and the banks on each fide of the River were crowded with (pelatots. The challenge which bad been given hr M.Lau• agar sacs to row agairtft SilPNsenwith a pair of (culls, fur fifty guineas, has been accepted, and tall night it was agreed that the match than take place within three weeks. It is to be from BlackscAl to the Haft-ferry, at Rotherhithe. Lord C Ben TINCK hacks Slltriffitlrj and the odds are four to one in his favour at pretent. Battons.—On the z3d May. Madame Catoctin, with a Rutlian Lady, afeended in a ball am at Mof- Th did na t deli it from their co- COW. ...,cb.. .a. 1.. tcrprife, thr•ugh at the initant a I hiin.'.cr ;tom. with hail and liglonin;;, made a very 1../ irO a.•. A quar ter bctorc eight i.'cl,•cl. in :t. c cvenip , z,•;.,:y arcended 55, - .xateet. They heard in the Air , litine.r:ng every a li:rc around t!.i.m. a❑d I.lt the c^.. :t d the cledric fliii.! in the atnwipliere, %.16. - 11 ‘..si, it:o ~t clouds and rain, and agitlt:d I r /ay d. 'III: y .•: fcended twenty werftes tram hil, lc , %,, e ,..r. ~it h r., t :-:eat d ange r ; the Radian Lady ICCLit'ca a I:VCTC COMUCION by coming againft a tree. As :he b..II•lon was become very heavy from the rail', the fen ale wronauts had been obliged to throw av‘ Ay all their initruments, eves the parachute, and when they touched the iv ottod, only ton potandi of ball.til remained. *PORTING FIITELLICENCE. EYOCEERtbGE RACES, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17. A Plate of - fifty Pounds, by Subletiption. • Mt. 111.arthea f. Enclubtrdsoi yrs. old - , t Mr. 'haslet% bee. by Cued: 3 Imola S s Mr. Mlles gr. by Past, y yrs. oil 3..; Four and sto oo Earbantrefs. A very incur ferent race both beats irtry eafy. A Welter Sweepitakcs for sgs. 113 Q. three quarters of a Mile.—Geldings, Mt. Withinfoes Rutter, b. lg. • - - t Mn Androvis br. b. - . • Four and 5 tut on Ranter.—A tolerable good race. C DUBLIN, 7UNE 23. Toefday morning the firll divifion of the 15th Re giment of Foot, under the command of Liernento . t- Colonel BARMY, arrived in Cork, where they will re main to do garrifon duty. Tuefday morning the &II divifion of the Wicklow Militia marched from Cork, on their route from Bantry to Clonmel, where they are to be quartered. Alfo the fecond divifion cf the 25th Regiment ma their way to Limerick. On' Wednefday lak the North Down Militia marched from Naas to quarters in the toasty of Wexford. They were replaced on the fame day by the Donegall Militia from Mullingar. Tuefday a Brigade of the Flying Artillery, com manded by Captain Duircan, paffed through Ma me!, on their route from Fermoy to Dublin. Joss 26. 'At font o'clock on Saturday morning left, the Commander in Chief of our forces, Lord Car Heart.. attended by all the General and Field Officers of onr Staff, with their 'bites, &c. proceeded to review the cavalry of oar garrifon, viz. the 3d •Drageons and t ath Light Dragoons, whole various manoeuvres continued till between (even and eight o'clock, when his Lordihip, attended as above, proceeded to review the whole of the Infantry compoGng our smite's; which were formtd9th into two brigades, the fira con fining of the and Both Regiments nf foot, the Rofcommon and Londonderry Regiments of Militia; the fecond of the lift , 36Th, and 53d Regiments of. Foot, and the Antrim Militia. After depllying into columns and performing various evolutions, they commenced a fin.= tram battle. There were hat few Ipeaator., as nothing of the review was known, the garrifon having received orders for that purpok fo late as nine o'clock on Friday night. Each Re. giment of Infantry paraded at their refpeaive bar racks at half pail five o'clock on Saturday momiag, and were formed into line in t he Phenix Park before feven o'clock. The Royal Dublin Militia under the command of Colonel S AAAAA have arrived at Belfall to do garri fon duty. They are replaced at Anuita by lie Waterford Militia. The 6141 divifion of the Wicklow Militia has sr rived at Clonmel, to do garrifon duty, in place of the Qieen's County regiment. The fecond detach ment of flying artillery as alto arrived there. The South Cork regiment of militia is to be re placed by the Kerry milita at Waterford. The yin and 73d Highland regiments of root, have arrived at Limerick, the former from Lough• era, on their march to replace the latter at Ratlikeal, Newcafile Aficeston, and Tartsert, who proceed for Dublin. The 45th regonent of Foot have marched from Limerick for Ballyfhannon. The fecond divifion of the 25th Regiment marched from Cork cn Tuefday morning, on their roam to Limerick. The Grit divifion of the Cavan Regiment of Mi litia have arrived at Limerick on their way corona and Clare, to replace the Kilkenoy Militia, who on laid day proceeded for Cavan, &c. The Light Company of the County Limerick Royal Regiment of Militia, cJaimancled by Captain °DILL, marched on Friday from Loughrea for Gal- way. • Wednefday morning, the 6 tit divifiun of the King's County Royal Militia, marched into Limerick from Caßle The South Downfhire Militia are to be quartered in Nenagh, &c. the enfuing y ear. Saturday morning a ran d bank at a lake in Kil kenny, gave way, and overwhelmed a poor !abas ing man, who had been unfortunately digging fend out of the pit at the time. His body was fhurtly after • dog out of the ruins, and exhibited a fpeaacle (hock ing to behold. A ptikarian (Lane of St. Andrew has, within thefe few days, bten ereacJ over the principal en trance to St. Andrew's Parifh Church. On Saturday night laR, Major Stem and Mr. TULL apprehended on the Bacheler's-walk, Anrox 'iv Mum.- ritv, a tailor, charged with haviii been iu the late intlirrenion, and paiticubry with having fop plied the depot in Mafs-lar.c with teveral hits of :c -lod uniforms. Some diforderly appearances eonneaed with a fpi fit of combination, were evinced a few days ago by fume tradefmen nt the neighbourhood of Balbriggan. But we are happy to learn, that by the vigilance of, the hiagiftrates of that town, Male ROC II 1011 T and J. Roc Hs, Efqrs. and the p• ompt co-operation of the Yeomanry, the illegal affemblaga which was begin ning to colka was difperftd without any in cosh- quence. On Sunday evening left, WILLIAM Forraat., Efq. of Cahir Abbey, was on his return from Dublin, with. about. two miles of Littleton, thrown from his hu.fe in confequerwe of the animal being bitten by a cabin cur. Mr. Faggot fell on his head. but not feeling any precept injury, proceeded to Littleton, where he was Softly failed with thole fymptonsa, which indicate a conuabon of the twain, or the extra vafion of the blood there, in confequence of fume re cent violence to the head : and tv4withdanding every sibilance which could be atf..r4:l him, he expired on Mondaf evening. At a Commilb.nt of Oyer and Terminer, held on Saturday laO, Mr. BusHl m.wLJ the Court on be half.of jitiliS Tarns-, Efq. now confined in Kilmain. ham gaol, for the rtirpore of bringing that Gentleman to a Ipeedy trial Tpc C,urt in tlier they could inteifete; Mr. TAWDY h.oing been committed to prifon by a warrant from ILe Chid Secretary of State, chatged with ticatiniable praCti:es, under the authority of a particular ivt of earliament, which fiperfedesi thzir authority. The Petition was, however, filed, and the bubo& was co 1* brought forward ort a future day. • • r t• r- -19 re of ri- Is Ir• of • h- re- ot, tat, for bed bed : to anis on ;rick nal* Gal- from tered Sib fasi after • ar in- If a to )cied n of :ad into ;had r,ight . veil it art .lure. ed as 'ccuad r. Es.- .e 15.11 i next Rotps lomat in the Wined. ofed fo which re 'Twit ible