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N.fULTAZ LVTELLICENCE. MAILS THIS 0.1 Y.—Witkl S. AIM DUE. AR I. Din. Dublin s I Fiambur7,h o 7 Waterford I I Jamaica o o By the American (hip Minerva, Capt. Lit IDLER, arrived at Plymouth from the I lavannab, which place (he left on the 6th of November, we learn, that a Spanith fr igate, with two of dollars, was to fail fr..rn thence on the 12th of November, and that a number of Spanifh merchantmen were loading there; alio that the Well Indian, RICHARDSON, from I intaiza ; and the William, R r !T, from Honduras, a v., re captured by a privateer, were carried into - Z. Flimourit, JAN. t I.—Yeftcrday and this day •.•a has been confidcrably alarmed by a re. • r.` the enemy's flotilla from Havre de Grace :;:y been teen to the wcßward, and which ap peared to be confirmed by fignals being repeatedly rn tde on the Lizard and St. Anthony Point, of an enemy's fleet having been feen : the utmoß activity prevailed among the troops quartered here, who are ordered by General WELFORD to hold themfelves in readincfs to march at an hour's notice. SailedyeferdaytheCH ESTEILTI ELopacket, BLIGHT, with the mails of the 3d ink. for Jamaica and Barba does ; and the QUEEN CHARLOTTE packet, Munoz, With mails of fante date, for New York and Halifax. riTed yetlerday the American brig Eliza, Captain Meows', from Norfolk, with tobacco, for orders : the ! t rip Hope, BENNET ' in go days from Hond3ras, for Hull; and the (hip Hind, Captain MiNosr, from St. Thomas's, in 4.0 days : three days prior to her fail rtg, the whole town of St. Thomas's was confumed by fire, and the inhabitants in the greaea ditlrefs ; fe ieral of the warehoufes with a quantity of cotton, coffee, Sec. were altar burnt. The Town sit EPID packet, DODD, with the mails for Lifbon, is expelled to fail to morrow. The PRINCESS ELIZABETH packet, KIDD, will take out the Leeward lfland mails of the ith Wind S. E. PLYMOUTH, JANUARY tz.—A confideraMe degree of buftle took place here ye%lerday morning very early, in confequence of the Weaim Signal-poll hay. iug intiotated that an enethy's Ppladron had been feet) on the coati. The Ami mos nigate, which was lying in the Sound, was ordered to fea at midnight, to get intelligence, and failed immediately to the seaward, turning over the ferhale part of her crew to the SANTA MARGAtt TrA, of 36 guns, now fitting in the Sound, which (hip has the Blue Peter flying as a fir for fea : nothing, however, having tranf pired rnce the fide alarm, we are inclined to believe that fome error has hien committed in the obferva liens made at the fignal that fill announced the iri telligence.—Carte in the Pttacs, 98 guns, from the Channel fleet, with damage by the late gales of wind ; the Ps uflian galliot Hoffnung, of Stettin, from Bour. &aux, laden wit: wine for Tonningers ; (he, is in mu:h dithers, having 101 l her main waft, and other wife damaged ; the Spanifh (hip Sr. Ander°, ofitnd for 3t. Andern, from Vera Cruz. JUAN BarytsTa Basocorr a, laden with roger, indigo, cochineA &c. and too,oso dollars, captured the 3oth ult. by the Lucy hired armed logger, of 54 guns. roue P. M.—A Spanilh prize is now working into ehe Sound, but her name or what (hip taken by can not be afcertained. rORTSIKOUTH, JAN. 1 i.—Artived the RATLER of war from a el uipz ; Ajax, Elifha Tupper, :;:utpl - on, and Amphitrite transports, with trcops it oat f;t!ernfey and ler fey. NVina foulherly. Drat., JAN. s3.—Remain in the Downs his Ma ?:c. as per lan. This morning the 1 / 4 - '. 4 .1 T t •. atntrd fhip partrJ her c4b:es, but re , •tght up ..gain. Wind S. S. E. l'ar r-t, j ts. t ;veil this morning the 10 :i 0 T. s from Rotterdam, • hoard. t.t.ovin% t rr. _ _ Grae NSI). 1--I.rta bv the jurrow t)ebnra, t:•t• •ih^rlor ••, rt,!o, from Ch.nll , tt ; Alcxandrr, Eld the 11:pitir, I True Nrw York; Hares Bartellis ; •:.), r ::4; Nv ; Arnett. [Scare, and the nerakz;i:. a r.r, ':e..l I ifl•, ; S:t7.l'l. I i:7ht'y, and the Eritifh o r „ n , ; fir al, Ili and the Cornwall, St, : id. ;:e. frnn. one; Feig In, tr. , m I : VIOIV I litthet's,Vfryer, from BM= ; . . : Duncan. Lone, fmm Limerick; I riumS.i. Mike ; Rot's, and the Amt. S:o:t.ind, and Supply. HAL from Rip ; from : Fortime, Capp. from Frede• . , tatt; St Peter, ; Coh.rina, Wan 7. , 1 the Maria -;m:r, Miner, for G0tte , , ,,, r:h.—5411,1 tit, Beufh, : Leer ; Pew, Fr,-‘l,nek ; Lan - ; ii!una3, Manniog, and the ;%c. ARRIVED. :•• C•re:t. Briyht, from Mc Mr ; Anna ••. trom V4lrntia-- C owrs, h n.. r:.1. ! , Tacker, •••••--At PArrsnototh. Enileavoity. ; I ),Joa, filv.zhea ; and Limo-inn. I. wipgrqn, from •, . Kin o 'Tipton . fremi U'rirvrfrirtl ; ktoorni Lacy Edwards, —; and Mary, thrnr, from r— At Fal.otio.h, Proverk in, —, front I. lea—At Briftol, 1 .,, frnin Oncbec; Indian Lor, Newfound- DAVI*, frnm Hondura4—Off Dover, Ann, 1-.od. frn" , I in” , !tir is—Or Dunrent 1%, Henrietta, Rnf, from S:rotnnefs, Helena, Spurn, from the river St. The Sin at Ca fl le. - , from London and Lif. 13. arrived at Ni t•leira on the 27th November, and '-d frvm thence on the IR of December, for the it Indic.. he 61..tt0n, eirenrefter, and the M'inthelfea, failed from '1 1 1.:y on the 164 h of Auguft. for Madre". to reek fur eolivoy. rr.44. , !, privdtcer captured a b•igof the Humber 041 Tuef ir" _ _ • • Racoon ticap of war is Rated to ;Ave captured five Trowels .• er. off ir. Doniirgo. from Newfoundland, whit law cargo. .t Cadiz. on the asth of November. brie 'lnas w u attacked, on her voyage from Halifax to by a large French privateer; but after au adtioa et two h..?f ineeeedtd in beating kw oL LETTPAS OF MARQVE AND REPRMAT.C. At the Court at the Q2cen's Palace, the t ith of January 180 s, pretent the KING'S Molt Et . cellent Majefly in Counci:: Whereas his Majefly has received informkion that the King of Spain has iffued a Declaration of War againft his Majetly, his fubjeels, and people ; his Majefly, therefore, being determined to take loch meafures as are neceffary for vindicating the Honour of his Crown, and fur the vigotous profeeutlon of the War in which he finds hisofejf engaged, is pleat ed, by and with the advice of . his Privy Council, to order, and it is hereby ordered, that general repri fals be granted againft the (hips, goods, and fuhjeets r•f the King of Spain, to that as well his Majefty's ' fleets and (hips, as alto all other (hips and velfels that lhall be commiflionated, by letters of marque, or general reprifalr, or otherwife, by his Majefly's Commiaioners for e'recuting the office of Lord High Admiral of Great Britain, (hall and may lawfully teioe all fhips, veffels, and goods belonging to the King of Spain, or his fuhjeets, or others inhabiting within the territories of the King of Spain, and bring the fame to judgment in any of the Courts of Admiralty within his Majefty's dominions ; and, to that end, his Majelly's Advocate-General, with the Advocate of the Admiralty, are forthwith to pre pare the draft of a commiffion, and prefent the fame to his Majefly at this Board, authorifing the Corn. millioners for executing the office of Lord High Ad *mlral, or any perfon or perfons by them empowered and appointed, to ;Rut forth and grant letters of marque and reprifals to any of his Majefty's fob. jells, or others whom the faid Commiflioners than deem fitly qualified in that behalf, for the appre bending, feizing, and taking the Mips, velfels, and goods belonging to Spain, and the valEils and tub jeets of the King of Spain, or any inhabiting within his countries, territories, or dominions ; and that fuch powers and claufes be inferted in the laid Cam million, as have been ulual, and are according to former precedents; and his Majelly's laid Advocate. General, with the Advocate of the Admiralr:', are alto forthwith to prepare the draft of a commiffion, and prefent the fame to his Majefly at this Board, au thorrfing the laid Commiffioners for executing the office of Lord High Admiral, to will and require the High Court of Admiralty of Great Britain, and the Lieutenant and Judge of the faid Court, his Surrogate or Surrogates, as alto the feveral Courts cf Admiralty within his Majeftv's dominions, to take cognizance of, and judicially proceed upon all and all manner of captures, feioury, prizes, and re prifals ;I all (hips and goods that are or shall bt taken, and to hear and determine the fame; and, according to the courfe of Admiralty, and the laws of nations, to adjudge and condemn all loch (hips, veffels, and goods as 'hall belong to Spain, or the vaffils and fobjeets of the King of Spain, or to any others inhabiting within any of his countries, territo , ries, and dominions ; and that fuch powers and claufes be inlerted in the faid Commiffion as have been utrial, and are according to former precedents ; and they are likewife to prepare and lay before his Majefly at this Board a draft of fuch inflrtietions as may be proper to be fent to the Corn ts of Admiralty in his Majelty's foreign Governments and Plantations for their guidance herein ; as alto another draft of inftruelions for fuch (hips as (hall be toms: Zonated for the purpoles afore-mentioned. ILPOPI, C. HAWICFSEVRY, MONTROSE, ELLLNBOROUGH, CAMDEN, M. PITT,. MELVILLE, W. GRANT, SIDMGHTH, CHARLES MORGAN, CASTLEREAGH, RYAN SISPEAN. EIVLGRAYE, DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE•MONEY. The hired armed cutter King George the Sezond, for the recap ture of the Britifh Tar. Odobcr ft, tBo3,win be paid on I hnsfday the I 7th Inft. at No.t 2, Zlppal haines.flret rand recalled C.v.:2.y day. The hire) armed cutter Fox, for the capture of la Dunkerque, Au: et 24, 13.) . 7. will be paid a: N0.0,N,w Broad flea et.on %Vett e. (Nay, the s:gla in a. and every 14'rrincfday and Thiaiday for three years. The Aihinn, for the elpfurc of the French fliip Prtrontllc. tune 5, 18.3. will he paid .t 2. I ink Scotland-y.lrd, Whiti.ll4ll, the 14th isia.acd every day betwern ten and three. The supericur fchooner has captured and tent to Jamaica, the French (choosier privateer, Czfar,ot five guns, and Ca men. - - - - - - A Moorilh frigste, of 36 guns, and a fii -f t 2, arc in the Ta gus, taking in prov:Anns and itores : th,:y a-e ha lly isa:inua, and sta.: American (mate Wes is waschinj their annscinent.. The Leak, Healy, front laverpool, is loft on the coaft of Africa. The Polly, Digland, from Rhlde 'flan(' to Jamaica, was taken on the 13(13 of ju.y, and carried into Putt° Rico. The Hxrdy (a cartel), Brown, from Jamaica to Bonnie:lm is toll mar the Hay.tnnah ; the crew and p:,(oners favrd. The Mercator, Butchinfon, from Limerick to London, was abandoned at fit on thy• at ft. of D.cember. The John, Open, from Liverpool for Kinfole, iv (fronded in Cardigan Boy. The George, —, from Liverpool for Galway, is loft near the of Man. The Frederica Dorothez,--, from Sourdeaur for London, has foundered off Ufbant ; the Captain and five of the sissy laved. The Catbarina, Heywood, from Newfoundland for Liverpool, is MI! hi the Getlph of Mexico. The Barbados packet, Smith, from Africa, is arrived at De• merara, after beating off two pri:ateer. near that colony. The limo, Bunker, from ialiaica to Baltimore, was loft the Sib Semi Mier. The Neptune, Greanwcll, front Jamaica to Baltimore, is loft nn the Camayncs; crew laved. The Adventure, Marikell, from Wilmington to Jamaica, was loft near the Bahamas, September. ipwuTd. of three !molted pa &tigers hitne time Ancc failed from Antiterdam tiv Baltimore, in the fhip Bald Eagle. l.angdun : they were, however, tlf • Rya on their paffage.—thrir provifions became t thaufted,and thirty died of hunger. The yard loft her rudder, yvrt of her (tern, her main top mail. and Pearly all her . 1 C.iptain, Mate, and molt ot the crew, acre dck, when they readied the American emit. Mr. Roster DUNDAS arrived yerterday evening from Scotland, at Lord MaLvit.La's, in the Admt ralty. Accounts from Paris Rate, that the Pope is very liberal of his bleffings ; and, no doubt, the blefiing of a good man- is a very good thing. Still, however, the temporal bleffings of a fabflantial dercription, is an attainment that the wild of men may be juilly anxious to hod. Who, therefore, can blame that general rage, which now manifeßs itfelf throughout the realm, and indeed through many parts of the Continent, to become paned of the nutnerous ca pital hidings, that Fortune will begirt on the aBth of this month, to' thrower down osr het ardent and fpirited votzrics in the 'slain& 'err mosacutous Loteary FUME PAL OF TAP r•, APL OF ROSSLIW. On Saturday ni-,rning, at fen o'clock, the re mains, of the late Earl of ROSSLYN were retnoved from his feat at Baylis, near Salthill, to town for in terment. When the procAon reached the Yorkfhire Stingo, about one o'clock, it was met by Sir JAMES SINCLAIZ ERSKINE, now Earl of Rotslyn, and JOHN Efts,. t,411, lifq. hit. brother, when they commenced the forma lity of proceflion in the following ORDER : • Undertaker on Horfeback. Two Funeral Conducßors, ditto. • His Charger led by two Grooms, with a Servant on horfrback uncovered, carrying the Coronet on a eritofon velvet cullston, with gold talfids, ornamented with Elute' eons, a Page on each fide. Two Mutes on berfeback. Sit hoe, men, with black cloaks and filk hat-bands, two and two. THE BODY In a Heade, decorated with black ORrich Plumes, and Eanrcrs, drawn by fix hot Irk covered syias black velvet, and the Mental, on on the fide of each horfe, and a plume of bLick ORrich Feathers on their heads. Six Pares, with "Eruneheoos on earl, fide. five Mourning Coaches, drawn by fix boric. each, each decorated with Velvet, Icathet s, and Elcutcheons. Pizes with wands In their hands, wearing Hach 01k hat bonds, two to each ci ach. Three of the Family CO3 ches blinded, with footmen behind. Sir James Rinslair Erikine's, (now Earl of Rofelyn) Catriag:. . . John ►irlkins, Efq and Mr. Cout•.a's Carriage, each with footmen behind, clofed the Proccffion. At half pall three, the whole reached St. Paul's Church, where the Body was taken out of the hearfe. Sir JAMIs SswicLara ERSKINE, and his hr6ther were Chief Mourners. The Body was met at the top of the lleps•hy the Dean and Chapter, who conducted it into the Chapel, where a grand Funeral Oration was delivered. From thence the Body was taken down to the vault, the company remaining above under the centre of the dome. The Funeral Service was then read in the great Aifle over the grating in the center, the coffin being placed exaltly under that fpot. The coffin was co vered with rich black velvet, highly gilt, with chafed Coronets, clafps, Cherubimq, handles, and a large Plate, with the following infciiption : Died the 2cl of January, 180 c, ALEXR. WEDDERBUKN, Mari ut Rufblyn, Bamn Lout hhorn , eh, Born the 13th of tebruaty, 17.33. HYDE PARK.—Thole who were attraned iere yef terday had to witnefs a very (hocking (parade.— Notwitliftanding the circurn fiance of the thaw for fe veral days, a number of perfons ventured to fkait upon the Serpentine. At fiat they kept near the upper end, which being flickered by trees from the wind, was Still of fufficient thicknefs to bear them. A little pall three, however, five or fix came a confi. derable way to the eafi. They were evidently aft ing with great imprudence, and thole walking on the banks revere) times wattled them of their dan ger. At laft one genteel looking young man, kern ingly about Seventeen, tell in about Loa yards from the fouth fide. Another, almolt dole by him, im mediately tried to get to the oppofite fide, but fell in nearly about the fame diflance from it. He was fo fortunate as to get his head above the ice, and. to be able to reach his arms upon it, lo that it fupported him ; but Inch was his critical Situation that he dated not make the legit Struggle for his further deliver ance, left he Should break the ice a fecond time, and accelerate his defirarion. Some of the Guards viewing his perilens Situation, procured a ladder, to which was tied a rope, and this they Shoved along the ice, till within the reach of the young man, who was fo benumbed with the cord, that it was with great difficulty he could place himfelf upon it ; which at length having done, he was dragged on Shore over the ice, without 'Offering any other injury than what might be expaled horn the cold. The reft fortunately kept the middle of the river till they ap proached Kenfington-gar dens, and Safely reached the land. The molt lively intereft was now excited for the unhappy youth under whom the ice had firft given way. lie Could nit nearly reach the bottom, but kept hirnfelf above water, Aimetimes by laying his arms upon the ice, and when this hold failed him by fwiniming. A Gentleman from a Strong impulfe of humanity ruched i n an d h a d a l mo ll there'd his fate. He was pulled out by the pockethandkerchiels of the bye-Slanders heftily tied together. People had run to the fpot horn all corners of the Park, and le veret hundreds were loon collated. Ropes and :ad ders were at length procured, but in fpite of the ut , molt exertions, none of them could be made to reach the young man, v. 4 hofe Strength was n o w e t ideritly failing. He was heard to call out that he Should be able to keep up but a very Short time longer. Two or three of the Life Gitardfmen prefent made great though unavailing exertions to five him. One of them was walking-in upon a ladder which went down, and his feet being entangled in the tieps, he was in the utmoll danger of being drowned. The young enan had Struggled bravely about a quarter of an hoar, when a hidden gult of wind blew off his hat, and carried it to the other extremity of the Serpen tine. Shortly after he went down, but fool. appeared again ; he went down a fecond time, and again ap peared—be went down a third time and appeared no more. It would not be eery to defcribe the fenfationt of the fpeEtatore during this fcene. All hope being now over here, the mob went over to the other fide of the water. The boat was now procured for the purpofe of dragging for the dead body. It was Speedily pulled round to the other fide; but a large hole , was then difcovered in its bottom Some minsrtes elapled before this could be mended, and all hope was gone of the poffibility of bringing the young man to life. Immediately upon getting with the boat over the fpot, a waterman dragged up the body with a boat hook. It was carried to the keeper', houfe to undergo the procefs recommended by the Htimane Society. We did not hear the name of the ill-fated fufferer, but from his appearance there can be no doubt that his connections are refpalable. Mitch pm& is due to the individual sea/ that was difplayed. The ice broke - with tWo boy, on Sr. James's Cana; yeflerday afternoon, but timely Alliance behig at hand, they were dragged out without (attaining any nuatenal IifIbbLESEK SESSIONS. LITTLE COES: John Ho!laid, with the other 'perform, who hihtten concerned in carrying on a " auk. go. or L0ti..1, 4 were brought up upon their convidion by one of the Magilirates at Bow-ftreet. The eircumllances of this cafe were pretty fully detailed in this Paper whew there perfons were firfi apprehended and profeentede before the fitting Magifirate, about five weeks ago ? and it will therefore be the lets necetrary to detail theta over agsin with any particular minutenefs. Purfuant to their conviction before Mr. BOND, there men were committed to the Houfe of Corredion until the pre fent (fatter Sellions, when they were to be brought up and further dealt with according to law.—Meflis. Cots' and MARRYAT, it will be recollected, were the Counfel for the holecution, and Mr. C nitas v and Mr. ALLAr for the Deftndants. By the C.mofel for ;l-te Defendants, notice of appeal at the Sea - tons was given. This appeal relied on two grounds. Mr. toxo had granted a warrant for tbe commitment of the Defendants to the Houfe of Corredion till the Belli fns . As loon as the Profecutort had the notice of .;ppeal, a convietion was' alio prepared before the Magifitates, for being prefented to the Court at the c‘ttarter Seffions. The Counfel for the Defen dants contended, &11, that the commitment purport ed to be a cnnvidtion, which it really was nor, as the material words for conliituting it fuch were wanting ; and fecondly, that fuppofing a new conviffion to be admitted for fupplying the deficiency of the other, Rill even this could not avail in the rrefent inflanee, be cattle the new convidion wanted the material words, " until they !hall be difcharged by due courfe of law."—On the firft point it was contended, that as no convidion had at firli beer made our, the Defend dants had been unlawfully detained, and ought there fore to he sill - milled out of cultody. It could not, nor it ought not to be held good in law, that after per lons had been wrongfully, in cultody for four or five wee!:s, they thould be afterwards detained and placed in the fame fituation, as if the whole proceedin gs h a d been regular from the beginning. A frefh convidion bad been procured after the Profecutor, from the no tice of appeal, had found that the former one was not regular. But with this hat convidion the Defen dants had nothing to do.—ln nix tranfadion there could be only one convidion. The &It convidion was the one on which the Defendants had been tom. milted. If this was irregular, they ought to be dif charged out of cultody, for the irregularity of the convidion on which alone the Defendants had been. committed, could not be cured by any fublequent cons idion. On the other hand, it was as firenuoufly contend ed, that there was no irregularity in committing the Defendants by a warrant of commitment, and after wards making out the convinon for the tsfe of the Court. The warrant, though it mentioned the con riition, was not in itte;f a c..mviaion. The convic tion, with petit& regolatity, might be afterwards made o;tt.—Sorre cafes wete prodaced and argued• upon oie both fits Mr. _lattice Mattrvesetwa after hearing the argn• ments of each party obferv e d, th at up on rea di ng t h e wan -ant, nothing appeared to him in it bin a mere warrant of commitment. It was impoffible that a Magiarate (hould make out a convieion, confifting perhaps of 20 nr 3o pages before the commitment.—. He was therefore of opinion, that the commitment might be made out firit, and the Dtfendant detained upon it, while the Magiftrate with as much fpeed as ctrcumtlances would allow, might proceed to draw up the contrietion. This point being decided againtt the Defendants, Mr. Gusto v proceeded to the fccon ' r which was that the commitment was irregular in wanting cer tain words, which the Aft of Parliament required-to be inferred in the commitments of rogues and vaga bonds. The objeCtion to the commitment here was, that it committed the Defendants abfolinely till the meeting of the quarter. The At of Parliament in tended to leave a power with the Magiltrates to dif. charge perfons in cafes where this might appear pro. per before the meeting of the next Qcarter Sellinne after convidion, and this was the realon that the words " until difcharged by due courfe of law," were fo materially requifite. In this commitment, the Do frndants were committed till the Set - Goes, and the above material words were left out. He then men tioned the cafe of the King and Rhodes, where a commitment had been fet afide by Lord KIN Yoli g and the other Judges of the King's Bench, for the da le& to which he had adverted. In oppofition to this, it was contended by the Coon fel for the profecution, that the clank in the Ad which tendered the words " until dikharged by due conrfe of law" neceffary, did not at all refer to rogues and vagabonds. Mr. MatNwecintc was of the 'fame opinion with the Counfel for the profecution, and this point alto was decided agairili the Defendants. 'the evidence was then gone through, which was prenifely the fame as detailed in this Paper at the be ginning of December, when the Defendants had bees brought up to Bow-flreet. The wheels were exhibit ed in Court, with the ivory Counters, and the tell of the apparatus. The police officer Bated the manner in which they had been feized at the Sutherland Arms public-houfe, in Sackville-greet, while Holland and the ref of the party were found actually engaged in their fcheme. Edw ar d S ea l, w h o was a Morocco Man Holland—that is, employed to take infu rances—expofed the plan purfued in this fcandalous fyllem of depredation on the public. The proEts ob tained by thefe depredations, by fleecing the lower orders of the people, were immenfe. It was found in , the honks that moo'. had been cleared in the court* of three weeks, after deducting the few hitt or prizes. MI. CONST obferved, that Mr. Holl.l nd had at, lealt by his books difclnfed a fcene of peculation prae tired by the " Gee" Gentlemen, vrhohad a me. thud of drawing or withholding prizes as they pleat ed, which might be of life to the common people, if arty thing could teach them dircretion and prudence.- Mr. MA.INWAR IN>, after the evidence had been eon eluded, was of opinion that the guilt of the Defen dants had been clearly made out, with the exception/ of Chamberlain, who was not fufliciently The CHAIRMAN, in pang lenience, elated-tat the Court thought, phut them iloners ought to be punilled in degrees according to their eonnettion lathe concern —Holland was accord.ifigly fenteneed to fix months irnpriforitnent ; and Brenckley, Gerard. Phillips, ' White, and Pt ixa, to funs swaths insprifoanseal. I