Star. — London, England, 1802-01-21 00:00:00

LONDON. THURSDAY. JANUARY 21. ?RICE OF STOCKS 'MIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 671 ex. dividend. Reduced 68-4 per Cent. 843--New 5 per Cent. Old 5 IK r Cent. 94.—Lring Ann. 19 Ir. z 6:. PRICE OF STOCIES YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent. Red. 67 . 3 681 68 Ruin Ann. t. 3 rC. Cant tll Imp. 3 per Cents. 613 4 per CLilt. 1143 Imp. Ana 3-16 5 per Cent. Ana. 5 3i f Englith Ti4.l-.Lts z6l mu. Lon„ Ana. 19i 11-16 Conf for opt. 69i 69 Laft night their MA I RSTI ES and cute Five PRIN Cc SS WS honoured Drury.lane Theatre with a vifit. They were rna:. , ,nif.cently attired, the Ladies ex hibiting pmftnion Of jewels, and his MAJESTY being richly &tired in fcarlet and gold, and wear ing a diamond (tar. The Royal boxes are cer ta:nly much Letter fituated at this Theatre than thofe newly fitted up at Covent Garden, and are It themfelves very elegant : their MAyEsTirs pavi. lion is covered with crimion velvet, the Imperial Arms richly embroidered in the centi ; and that or the Peiiicrssts with bloc tatin, trimin,.d with Elver fringe ; but being diitina from each other, the Royat l'arty do not al'pear fo comfortably "milk as at the other honte. The ewe? tainments of tall night were *Deaf aid Dumh and //a,..liirin 41mu.'et, both which appeared to give great finis. faction the latter, however, it mutt be contact!, is aimed worn out.---.. God fave the King," wa!,! lung and encored, as tit - ital.—lt being a kind of, gala night, according to anal cuitom after a birth- I day, the audience was very brilliant. The Marquis of SALItEURY and the Earl of Mokrow, and the ufual attendants on their MA-1 y ESTIES, were in the royal fuite. Orders were yetterday Wiled from the Lord Chamberlain's Office for the Court to go into mournin on Sunday next, the 24th init. for the late Princefs MARIA JOSEPPIA, filler to the KING of SPAIN, and alto for the late Archduchets MA RIA CLEMENTINE, wife of the hereditary Prince of Naples, viz. 7 be Ladies to a.:ar black Mk, or velvet coloured ribbons, fans and ti Acts, or plain white, and white and gold, or white and laver ftuffi, with black ribbons. The Gentlemen to wear black coats, and black, or plain white, or white and gold, or white and filter Ruff wailleuats, full trimmed , coloured twurds and buckles. And on Thurfday the 28th inft. the Court to go out of mourning. Lady I,txr DUNDAS is arrived in town, at the houfc of Mifs Woe ri-F It, in Gmfvenor Place. She is rather unwell, and propofes to go to Bath for a few weeks. Mr. DUNDAS remains in Scotland till the middle of February. Yeflerday arrived a Mail from Dublin ; and by a private letter we learn, that on Saturday lel a Duel was fought between Mr. Oct s, Member for that City, and a Mr. COY LE. The latter explains the cad.: as follows : a Saturday ?tight. I take the pen merely to acquaint you that Mr. B. Coyle, of Linen-Mali-Rear, has in;; he..rd that Mr. Ogle, one of the Members for this city, fahl at a Dinner given by the Lord Mayor," that a Papift would a,. (won take a falfe oath as [wal low a poached egg; enquired from Mr. 0. whether he tad Co expreffed him fill, mewing 3 yraptrrontaining the alledged words, to which Mr. O. replied, " that he had; but that he alluded to Papiß Rehr la only." Mr. C. not Ltished with the explananon, made fome arm% commenti, and oncludcd n ith (Laying. the charge made by Mr. a at the Lori Mayor's, was as Calf: as it was uncharitable.". A meoting in ..onfequeuce took place this day at noon, in a field mar Csld- Blow-lane, where each of the Centkmen fired four Ruts without elk& ; at which time Judge Chamberlain arrived, and tool. both into cultody ; ob rving, that if he did not err, Mr. Coyle was under recogniz ance of 4.0001. to keep the peace, in which cafe be Ihould be immediately excbequered. Mr. C. raid be was not the parrots, and I have not yet learned whether it is afeettained. " The affair 'magmas aU emrscrfation at this fide, and this early communication may enable you to ratify a friend." We yellerday announced the fafe arrival in the Downs of the Eaft India Fleet; the following are fome further particulars : The FORT WILLIAM, LORD HAWRESBURY, AIRLY CASTLE, and WORCESTER arrived at BOYD baLthe 23d of July. Me HENRY ADDINGTON, NOTTINGHAM, and OCEAN failed from thence for China on the loth of Paffengers per MELTILL6 CASTLE.LitUt. Co!. Forbes, three Mifs Forbes, Mrs. Crowe, Major Alex. Stewart, Mils E. Stewart, Dr. James, Ms. James Loughran, Mater Charles Kerr. Per SKELTON Cos/La.—Mrs. Parr, Mrs. Eaftwiske, Capt. Core, kilt regiment ; licutenants Horeb'', Peachy, Steward, and Wood ;W. Parr, Mr. King, Meter Lambe. Per T s.—Samuel Maiftre, Efq. Mifs and Matter Maiftre, Mr. Page. PCT Lor LI ST.+Mr. Morland, Mr. Da Coda, Mn. Brown. Per COUNTCSS or Strrnt et, No.—Mrs. Malone, Mifa M. A. Malone, Mifs F.. Cooke, Major Charles Slum, Lieut. IC. Fagan, zath Reg. N. laintry ; Mr. J. H. Partridge, Mr. Hugh Dar ley, Mr. John Cowie, Wit. Malone , Mailers W. Wooden, Henry Scott, Alen Nair, and L Malone. - ".'he following.thips 3‘e4 - -at Bengal lading for ntrope when the GRANT left that place : he Earl St. Vincent, Capt. Williams; the assign, Captain Fmwn ; the Er.;:ertrnent,Captala Whisit s amd tbe Perforcnnc; Cdp. Dm nick. The following Indiamen were hourly looked for at Bengal from the Coati, tct fill up for Eng land, viz. The Walpole, Captain Sandiland ; the Alin, Captain Ward law; the Calcutta. Captain Maxwell; the Sir Stephen Luth ington, Captaia Gooch; the Charlton; Captain Cumberlege; the Duke of Moutrufe, Captain Burt ; and the Dover Callk, Captain Saropfon. Monday the ilk of March the Engliftt State Lottery begins d rawing. —Four prizes of 20,0061. —four of opoool.--four of soool.—five of zoool -ten of toool.—twelve of Soot. ; betides prizes of tool. sol. and the lowa prize 181.; amount ing in the whole to Half a Million of Money, which mud be g . aired by the purchafers of Tic kets and Shares in the present Lottery. Similar Capital Benefits having been repeatedly obtained by the Cuftomers of the old eflaidifhed'Fortunate Office, No. 16, Cornhill, oppofite the Bank of Ergland, it is necer.try to inform the public, that a vcry great variety of Numbers, in Tickets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, are, en rale at the lowed prices. Thefe Howes sre all fiamped purfuant to At of Parliament, and are tined W:I4.IAM Nicsicu.son —N. B. Money fru lle Prii.cs as frill as drawn, and orders from the e ,..nory (poa paid) with proper remittances, punc tu.tily executed. N4fUrlail INTELLIGENU. FALMOUTH, jiff. O.—Arrived the DUNE of You packet, Captain DEAas, from Litton, in 19 day,, with mails, &c. She failed from thence on the t3th ult. and arrived at Liibon on the 17th, where the remained until the 3oth, when the failed for England. We learn no news by her, as the Lilbon packet, which arrived yelterday evening, failed (even days after the Dui of You it, and confequently brought later intelligence. The pal fengers are Lieutenant-Colonel DIME, of the Guards, Mr. Noy r, and Mr. Elutes. This day arrived and failed for Rotterdam the Swedifh (hip Fuhertcr, Cartain Everintf, in two months, from Alexaudria, with 5:-;(-) hogtheads of tobacco ; American brig American, Captain Cutsacts Vests, ltarn titimore, for orders, with fugar, coffee, &c. Cy: brig l'Agille, Cap tam CA RRO!., fi;.m Nev.; - ottrdllnd, and proceeded on for Pooh : are ived alio, the brig Iris, Captain Fosses, front London, for Gibraltar. The LADY AltAtt A 11.1:ket, • Poareus, with mails, for .:met.'ca, is d.:tained by contrary wind. The LER FSTFK packet, with mails, from Jamaica, is hourly expeacd. Sailed • the American (hip Suf folk, Captain BEARD, with tobacco, for Rotter dam; th.: Pot Logueie fawner Sen. des Martez, Captain de COSTA, with fri.it, for Havre, and the chip Laurel, Captain Assn, for London. PLY mourn, JAN. 19.—Late lail evening arrived his Majefly's (hip DIDAIGNEUSE, of 36 guns, Cap akin SHUK TLANo, from Cibraltar, with Difpatches :Or Government: flee failed from hence with dif patches, and arrived at Gibraltar after a paffage of eight days, and three days prior to the DIANA, which had been difpatchei before. We learn by the DEDAIGNEUSE, that Sir JAMES SAUMARE2 had I fent the Sr.GLoirc.s, of 99 guns, POWERFUL, Of I 74 gnus, Capt. LAFOREY ; SPENCER, of 74 irms. Capt. DAR BY; and VANGUARD, of 74 guns, Capt., Itic Las ; to the Weil Indies before the DIANA ar rived. The (hips were all in good order, and the' crews in high fpit its. The DIANA Was then fent up the Mediterranean, with difpatches to Lord KEITH,and Capt. SHORTLAND was ordered home. He failed from Gibraltar on the 28th ult. The only frigates at Gibraltar were the LEDA and HY. DRA the THAMES had been difpatched to feveral ports in the Mediterranean.—Carne in the Noftra Senora de Amparo, N. F. XAREE, from Oporto to Havre de Grace, ladcn with fruit. Potursmotrru, JAN. 2c.—This day arrived his Majelly's (hip RETRITIVTION, (late HERMIONE) from Jamaica, and his ivlajefty's floup of war Ss* FLOWER, from Jerky. Polly floop, P. FRANCIS matter, from Cowes; and Nile (loop, Drayton matter, from Jerley, with dead Rock, pigs, beef, poultry, &c. The above dead (lock, with the other that ar rived, is either to!d or now kiting. HARWICH, Jaw. 20.--Ariired the DIANA rack et, MAR 1-1.114 As mailer, from Helvnettliir c, yefierdqy lan.lcd the Dutch mail, which the brought, at Southwould. SHEERNESS, Jaw. ao.—Arrived his .tisjelly's frigate BE:.ULISTY, Captain Pos ,, i rt., from the Downs.—Came into harbotir this niornil!g_ the INSPECTOR "loop, Capt. Eitcsut r, to he P. i d off. —Remain in hit.-hour the t.:()%i 2 . Rok, of guns, WAAZAMEID, MAGI : CIVNNC, 1 - IE-11P, AMEUS CADE, (Dutch.) and is i'.igates, with the SOPHIA, and HI RMF.'!, il0Ops; HAR pit and SPEED. WELL, hillrS v..ah twenty-two gun brigs.—Came or: c dock his Majcity'q Clip Isis, and remain the JAML:cA frigate. The ALBICO:',E hoop; l'EsriEcie bti j, and BRUIZER, PLUMPER, Ticis!ss, and AltlinOß gin-brigs, and DOLPHIN cutter, lying in this harbour, are ordered to be fold.—Wind S. S. W. blows hard. FROM LLOYD'S LIST. DEAL, JAN. 20.—Sailcd the Mosta iNGTON, MEL VILLE CASTLE, TRAVERS, and LOYALIST, Eaft lindianien, with feveral I .4reit Indiatren, &c. for the River. Wind W. S. W. Wows hard. • Gnat , wo, Jas. zo.—Paill;.l by, tie —, from Eilboa ; Charlotte, Wit.i.wis, from Martinique ; Ocean, HARRISON, frorp Sa vannah ; Landon,WlLE ON, from Demerara ; Ann, TAYLOR, from Cork; Pallas, MILLING, from ; Rofs, JONES, from Philadelphia; John, —; and Lefsther, BROWN, from St. Croix ; and Antony Morgan, from Baltimore.—Sailed the Jamaica, THOMPSON, for Madeira ; and Since rity, Surrtt, for Dublin. ARRIVED At Dover—Duke of Leetis, Mudgc, And Irlilnande, Gavi, from Demerara; Sufptnfe, Win; from Antigua; Venas,Dafbill, from New-York ; Thrin Galley, Johnfon, and Lord Damao, Miller. from Martinique; • At Clyde—Mack, Hill, from Charleftown. At Liverpool—Royal Edward, Flanagan, and the Sally, from St. Vincent.; FIIIIM from TAMEIiA; Difpatch, Hill, from St. i.uur • Albion, from New York ; .N.ohas, —, from Dantzick; Fortuna, —, front Wy. burgh ; Beaver, Brace, and Mug George, Taylor, .from De merara. At Briitol—Rolus, Evans, from Newfoundland; and Brlftol Packet, from Portland, America. In the Wtfcott, from Abode Mend. ... At Jamaic;,—Nancy, Dryfdalc, from Virginia ;:Dartmouth, ---, anti Entcrur:ze, Rawfon. from Africa; Indian Tra der, Manlove ; N% 011ialltone, and Lord Rodney, Turn bull, from Livc,-2401. At the Capc of Good Hope--Caniereil, Scott; Iris, Feadge. wick; Sidlciby-Castle, Gardner ; and Elizabeth. Hawn, from London. Otf Carw Clear--yoErt and Mary, Bray, from Cbarirttown. At Elmnuth—A ncr,car, Vt nn, from Lakimere. At I'oolr—Edgeall, fr o m Newfoundland.. At Derr.amr.l-1.-Ander ' White, from London. At Corn s --ItalVnaore, Hurl:. from Kiltimorc; Dather, Phil lips, from Triniitoil; and Eliza, 1.aoil„ from --.. At Maltv—De:ta, fr Ncw York. _ _ .3t Charkfttmos—Bufy. L,wmot, and Thetis, —, from terpool ; Gentiai Ogle: hoepo, and Ifistrell4, th cell> from London. Yeaerdav a Court of Direaors of the Fall,lrolia Company was held at the r india-Houfe, whentapt. Wisrtam Macsastaita attended, and was fworn iris) the command of the Company's (hip the G LAT• configned to China ditdt. The GLAT lON H ordered to fail to Gravefend on the 2d of Fe bruary mat , to ltAy there thirty slays ; and be in the llownl on the loth of March ; when lh.! will be dit'patc!) .1 wit:: 'he Row. Cu ARLO:" TS) Bavais wsca, and Cknis. TRIAL OF GOVERNOR HULL. OLD-BAILEY, JAN. so. This day at nine o'clock the Special Commiiilon fat for the trial of gofiph Wall, .lifq. late Gover nor of Goree. The Commialon confifted of the LORD CHIEF BARON, Mr. Juftice LAWRENCE, and Mr. Jultice ROOK E. The indidtment charged him with haring on the loth of July, in the 27th year of his Maillly's.reign, cui d a man, named Benjamin Armstrong, to be beaten on his bare ba.7k with a rope, by which the fitid Armftrung received certain wounds and bruifes, which caufed his death. Mr Wall requelled that the Court Would allow him to fit near his Counfel. The Lotto CHIEF BARow Etid it was impoirble for the Court to grant his requelL: the place where he then flood (the bar) was the regular place for all pet lons in his titivation; and the Court could make no invidious di The Ar I . olt N EY-GEN E RA L opened the cafe to the Jury. He uhferved that the offence with which the prifuner !food charged, was committed in the year 1782, and therefore it might be a matter of furprize why it had not been fooner enquired' into. In the fira place he mutt tell the Jury that the latenefs of the period made no difference in point of law, as to the crime that had been com mitted : and that the enquiry led not been former catered into, mutt be imputed to the prifoner him felf; becaufe he had thought fit to withdraw him felf for feveral years pia from juffice and there fore it was not from any want of attention on the part of his Ilia jetty's Officers, that he had not been goner brought to trial. He was then brought to the bar through the medium of a Special Corn- 1 million iffued by the Privy Council, in virtue of an Aa of Henry the Bth, for the trial of offences committed beyond the leas. The prifoner had been Governor and Commandant of Goree, an dud on the coaft of Africa ; while in that flota tion he had ordered a Serjeant of the garrifun to be flogged, without bringing him to• a Court- Martial, and that ponilliment canted the man's death. The defence which he underaood the prifoner at the bar intended to fet up was mutiny, but although it remained with him to fubflantiatc that defence, he hoped lie fhould be able to thew that no appearance of mutiny or ditto' bailee wl;at ever exifted in the garrifon. But if filch a circurn ftance flsould appear to have exilled, and that the Prong arm of power had been found' neceffary to regrets it, he fbould not call on .the Jury to find the prifoner guilty : on the contrary, his condua malt be contidercd as highly meritorious. If, however, he &mid fail in proving the exiflence of a mutiny, or any other ad that could render the feverity he had exercifed, neceffary, he mutt be confidered as a perfon who had grofsly abufed l the high troll repofed in him by' his Majelly—, who had aged not from motives of public good, but from a fpi, it of revenge and malignity that deferved the highell reprobation, and an exempla ry punithment. if a mutiny did exit, he would ark on vina principle of duty could the Common. dant of a garrifon in fu ch itate, withdraw himfelf from hi.: command, as the prifoner would appear to have done, take away three officers with him, and on his arrival in England, preferve a pro- found filence on the fubjea ? It would appearl that he made no reprefentation whatever of fuch an event ; which, if it exilled, it was his duty to have done ; and yet, notwithltanding the fileneei of the pa ifcmer, he was to bet up for his defence, the esifterxe of a mutiny, which it was necelfare l to ieprels without any form of trial. It was al rule in the army, that no offences were punithed except by the fentence of a Court hilirtiaL There were two kinds of Courts Martial, a Regimental and a General one. The former was only cam poled of three or more Officers of a regiment, and had the power only to infliet corporal punifh ment for finall offences; the latter took cogni zance of all offences, acid confilled of a certain number of Officers taken from different regi ments. All the evidence given before it muff he taken down in writing, and tranfini . .ted to his Majefly. The prifoner at the bar neves brought the deceafed befute any Court Martial of either kind. N 3 charge was ever exhibited againft him ; no apcufer heard; be was never called upon for hi s . defer; but without even a fhadow oflegal pro cedure, received 800 lathes on his bare back. ' There was not even a Court Martial at the Drum head, which in cafes of emergency, where prompt nefs was neceffary, had fometimes been held. It remained, therefore, with the prifoner to jellify, if he could, the aft he had done. If he confider ed an innocent min, why did he with draw himfelf from invefligation while thofeOfficers were living who might have been li!s compurga thrs on his trial ? for the moll of thole who had been under his' command in the garrifon were now dead. But he 'had thought proper not to come forward until the end of the year am, a time when if wasiikely that no perfon could be found to gite evidence againft him. If he was in nocent, let himilsew why he had Withdrawn him fell from trial. If • that degree of danger ex ited, fo as that the fafety of the army rendered it necelfary for Mtn to do *hat he had done, Gob forbid that a hair of Ms head fhould be toudied ; hut if he fhonld not be able to &labia a fatlicient jollification, the Jury, however pain fail it mull be to them, were bound to consign him to the ptiniffiment - ordained by the laws againft ftrch offenders. EvattLewis,novi a Bow -greet Officer, was the witnefs called (being examined by the SOLICI TOR GEN F RA L ). He faid he was a foldier in the garrifon of Goree in 1782 ; he landed in April, 1779, and continued till the year 1783'; the com manders during that time were Lieut. Col. Rooke, Capt. Ada ms, and Lieut. Col. Jot Wall. •A private at fir!, he was made a corporal and fcrjeant by Governor Wall. In July, 782, he.was.a corporal doing ferjeant's duty ; he was the orderly feijeant on loth and 1 nth July 1781 ; the Governor left the itiand on the win His departure was an. nutinced a flay or two before. He obferved rnr the mornitil of the loth at the gate before the Govcrnoet:lionfe a number of men coming from the barracks way. They went pa a the Gover nor's to the Counri;li:ry's hotsfe. Enfign Deer. in was Gomm;frary. Governor Wall defired ygfoi they ark w c is; e b a g t oi t n h g e y to w t r e t e c d o .' ffn H i f e . Ve t t i l l t c ! s O t te fary to fettle about the thort allowance ot . prov, v il e o r n e s d before l i c i f e rl i g v e en t t o to th E e n e g ro la v it e l or ‘ ; lf th itn e et o d v e e l r i.. Gover nor &tired witnefs to tell them to go back to the barracks immediately, or he would flog one half of them. They went back dire Sly ; they had neitLer arms nor fide arms ; there was nothing tumultuous or difnrderly in their behaviour. The men came again in about an boor and a half.— Witnefs told the Governor of their approach be. fore they .came near his houle. The Governor went out to meet them. He called out to Benja min ArnifiromE, who was one of them, and :raked what lie wanie.! Arm:hong laid, "We are going to tic ommiffiti y's." ilk hat was in Fs' hand, and talked in a fubmiiiiee manner, as ulnal. The . lamr told them to go to the barracks, and ;Ley went. There was no nbife or dilturhancc tl icy were without their uniform, and unarmed. These was thine:J:ll - g due to the men by the Commitrary. After dinner the Governor went wit. and witnefs followed him ; there had been come . oillcers at dinner, who came away sooner than natal; he went by the main guard; they turtv-al i.Vit and 'saluted him ; he went up to the rator..•t, there were feveral field pieces next the mails paid; the Governor then fudden ly. run pail witnefs to the main guard, and began to beat one of the guard then under arms ; the man was in liquor; lie beat him firtt 1 1 , 11 , (word, and then with a bayonet ; he put both. the sentry and him in, confinement ; he ordered the drum to beat the long roll ; s...iinel< was rent to &fire the men to fall in as they weft, arms—they did fn ; this was hetl.fre the usual titre of roll call; the men wereirJ , re l to form ioto a circle; the ofticers were in u e iiiilde of the rir t; there were algont three ['Judie: men in all ; they were drawn up two deep ; witnris s AS to the circle on the outride, and could heat and fee what was palling within ; he ob:ervcd the carriage of fix potioiler bralght in ; Governor ipoke to the rell of the officers ; heard him call Benja min Mmarcing out of the ranks; at that time Armllron;; was in his proper place ; he came out, was ordered by Governor Wall to (trip, and tied up to the gun carri: r ge ; he was then flogged by a Mac: man ; there were five or fix employed, as they changed every twenty•flve lathes; the rope was not the natal inftrument of punifhment ; wit nefs never knew any one whipped by blacks before or since ; Governor Wall Rood over them, urg ing them to' do their duty, and threatening them if they did not ; he laid feveral times. q lay on, you black b—s, cut him to the heart, cut him to the liver." Armftrong begged in vain for =icy ; but witnefs does not recolleCt in what words. After the punifhment Armftronf was taken to the hofpital between two men. ['here was not the dealt appearance of mutiny or &for. der ; he heard nothing of any mithehaviour be. tween the time when the mess came to the Com. miffary's houfe and the parade. The men Paid rhry were advifed to apply to the Commiffary by Lieutenant Fall. Armftrong died is a few days, but winters never law him afterwards. There was no Court Martial held in any thape upon Arm. ftrong, nor wan he ever called upon to make arty detente. The witnefs has heard of a drum-head Court Martial ; was prefent at one at Chatham ; then prifoner, as well as elfewhere, is allowed to defend himfeif. None.of these ceremonies took place here. Armftrong was in the ranks daring the converfation between Wall and the officers.— There was no fentence pronounced upon him ;-a the fir ft words addreffed to him were, thofe ordering him to ftrip. TliejGovernor went off neat morning. (Crofs.examined by Mr..Kmowcts.)—Docs not doubt there are fome things which he cannot re coned. Will not fwear that a [entente of Bco lathes was not pronounced, but did not hear it, and was in a fituation to have heath it ; he had not confulted with the men, that they should come up to the C.ommitTary's ; does not recolleCt whether Armftrong was with the men when they came up firft ; the number was fmall—not above twenty ; they did not fpeak to the Governor; there were more the fecord time than the firft • Armftrorg was among the foremoft ; he walked before them all. IQ Did they come up like a crowd, or a mili. Lary body, and with thetotlicer at their head ?—A. They were walking like a military body in rank ; they were in a long ftring ; they did not move like a London mob. He thought it his duty to re pot t to the Governor ; he was not alarmed, either for himfeif or the Governor; he informed the 'Governor becaufe he conceived it to be his duty to do Co. He heard the Governor defire Armflrong to go back ty the barracks, with fome threatening words ; Armilrong made no anfwer, but wen; away. Armflrong faid before that, awe are goin- to the Commiflary's to fettle our arrears." I'he Governor replied, " you do not know what you are about." Armflrong at this time was about a dozen of yards before the men. He heartf no anfwer whatever to the Governor when he de. fired him to return. He did not hear Armflrong " I'll be if you leave the Viand before the lioppages are paid," nor believes that the words were raid. He (wears that they went off quietly, without fhouting or making an uproar. They dicimot fay they would give the Governor a certain time to confider of it,nor did the Governor then give me an hour to confider of your demands." Witnefs did not fee Armflrong come up again to the Governor near the fea fide. The efficels came when the dinner bell rang, about two hours afterwat cis. After dinner, the Governor followed them almoil immediately. When the Governor withed.to -put the drunken man into cullody, witnefs did not lee Follett, the fentry, point his bayonet to his breall. He law the Go• vernor difarm him ; does not know for what rea. fon ; cannot fwear whether e raid the Governor fhould not enter the guaid-houfe. \len a drum. head Court Mai th,l was tbrined at Chatham, they hattpcn and ink, but there was Lone here. The punithment took place in the pretence of the of& cers..•. Mr. Ferrick, tl.e furgc"n, was there. Wit ; net% don not know whether Armflrong walked to I the hofpital, or was carried. ■ 1 I .