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Hardwicke, that th.ey are Convinced that any power:• Would in his hands be fate from abufe. As to the clif:i potitionefthe people, f fhall fay nothing. But there are, laels with refpell to the.:Lhafe of power in Irehit.d ord er this Bill, which I Mali take an opportunity of; mitch at large when the motion. of which on Honourable Gentleman ( Mr. Firrgerald) has this ; day givca notice, is bitn4,ht bel . cire the Houle. There is cnr g:(.4 inilar.ce of abide saieli I cannot even now I retr..in horn alluding to—l mean tioir of Mr. Todd Jones. This Gewleman, I have reafon to believe, on ;l.; ground of mere ici e icion, fulT:reda nudt rigoroushop; ifuntr.ent in a loathfone jail, for upwards , oft 6 r:or ;its. From the treatment he has expo lamed aid i he it ) ; in which he i• placed, he tan, in fa. 9,1 tuff ird enough of pur.ill:inent, oven had be b..tn f a heavy crime Indict!, h« has endue tat fo :Lat in conntties wh. re the laws o life. fe yen, it would be deemed qtnte ftifficient to atone far head n r,r telom, There ate othercafes alto, which I cool.; !tile, but I Call refeive them fur the coca I already alluded to. But even fuppcf all, w &cc:ly merit tha: he AC, ibed to Lot Hardy ke. of his Sce:eta:y. and shore inim t diate-, ly ~bc io . his Cove tr.w.ent, hill my objeftion to !Lis Bill w..iild not be removed. For I feel it to be one of the r-:eat mitchiefs of a:bi:rary Power, that even, thotr i li. Cie rro:cipals in tile of i:, be ever t•i s IT ilitsliS, in sivilant, cr fo aCle, dill alts be c; ma...iced by fume of dune to v. aom in its vati om rarnitic..:i..r.s, t:.at power will be neceirar Hy d e . leg.: est; the principzls cannot vdevent, and which, it et , :nrr.: , 7;;eated to thew. w.•tild Make them Ihuddet with a‘ ince.: hnrrcr as an) ctlitt pei ;nos would be apt in !role a r e th e ..cainn; v hich urge me to ref ti this :.rd :be other bill, of which the Honoura ble P•aronet gave notice tome time fince ; but of which, I h. , re, I (ball hear o no more. I cannot fee the lead irafrin for the adoptir a of fuch meafures, much LA's fuch art ng grounds of nectiTity as could alore their intrt•t;tiEtion. I truth then, that by iejeding them we :hail thew the pi.ple that we have their liberty, nit merely in our •uths, but. in our hearts ; and that we st ill not abandon wir duty to preferve that facred trim, up,:n idie rumour:, or light Mini:lerial whifpers. - Sr EVAN NEPEAN took ntice of that part of the Speech of Mi. Fe; which !band to the fonment of Mr. Todd Jones. He obfeiNed, that while Mr. Jones aas in confinement, the tieatment which Le expel kneed was as good as a peat a under his cir cumllances ought to receive. Mr. FOX rcrtarked,that he dared to fay the Hon. Baronet v..as correct as tar as the tieatnient of that Gentleman could he confide: cd ; at lead, he did not mean to fay ;Ily !Ling to the. ernaraty, fir he did not know ul.ellier lie was weti treated or not ; b ut this be knew that that Gentleman had ken confined in a jail, the charatter c,f wlticlt, as Hated by a Learn ed Judge . , made it a :übjeft of complain: agair.tt the County for its onwholernierefs. Lord DE BLAQSIERE alluded to what Mr. Fox had laic:A in July 48.:.5, on-the fuhjea of the Snlpenlir.n et the Habeas Coi pus : That Honourable Gentleman had laid, that it was mincceifaty to fur pend it ; bat he did rot this night teem to have re. colletled %bar pall ; he Mould therefot e remind him, the Houfe out of di.liczey and forbearance had re futed to take up the matter on a ftidden, the code quente of which s% as, that the Habeas Corpus Aft was not immediately fufpended. But what followed? Rebellion on the a3d of July ; and he would take upon him to fay, as tar as his cenviaion went, that bad the Habeas Corpus At been fufpended at that time, no rebellion would have taken place. He afkad Gentlemen from Ireland, if they were defirous fpeaking their minds, whether what he now advanced was not true ? He regarded the ft4enfion of the Habeas Corpti; Al for Ireland as a wife meafure at the relent mcment, and fuch as the loyal and the vittt:oos of that country woad regard 4s a medium cool I to thei• pr•teelion. blr.6 i IL it i DAN port:iced rot to detain the Houre for many moments. An lion Friend of his had Ctilen into a millahe refpeeling a former vote of hi s; he temrnbtoc,l the eitconillance which DA him into that sidital..e. '\ hen his Maj.:lt) MeTige acquainted the Houle the infuriation of the 23el of July, he Ip..ke aga.: - ..1 delaying the aufwcr cf the Houk to that fsfelja:;e, extii.elling its ahhorrence of the atroci• ti es th e re ; but as to voting for 0..: ...inf. pent on of the habeas Cr:11•124 i tt , that was a chino irnpofliti:e for i,:rn to do, :1:ct: Cite Colt tncc'. ' Mr. AI.I..XANDER. was a w:ir:r, eat , ;,,, !1,, St,f,.enftoa of the 1-I.,ncrs t:(,. pus Ireiand un der the pry ~ f ; meature •:s.hiett lie it would Se impoilibic I.r Ger:len - ten to C.lcre in Is a f c ty.— lie was tha: it. the North uf ge nerally there was a complete return of loyalty and :tt:achraent to Government ; but Rill there was a prodigious clafs of dilaffesacd men iu Ireland, w.io would, if they were not checked by a ineafuie like this, do every thing which came in their • way* to covet turn the Confitution. He thought the view taken by the Hon. Gentleman oppofite to him (Mr. Fox) an the caufcs which operated to withdraw the attachment of Ireland from England, on former occaflons, were dikerent in their nature from thole which alienated the affections of fame of the people of Ireland lately. The (Ned of our enemy was not to withdraw Ireland from us, as they pretended once to do by fupporting principles of democracy ; Du; to withdraw Ireland from Engl,nd, if poffible, and to attach the former country to France under any form of Government Pie might God it conve nient to herfell to afTume. The Honourable Gentle man had taken a view of the queftion jn much too g:neral a way, and upon abarap principle', without arise regard to immediate and prcaing citeurnßances, by which, ho tenth, this meaftne ought to be judged altogether. This was not a mesfure depending upon a theoretical fyilcm, but of praelical neceffity ; for he was will:tile I there was not one patriotic perfon in Ireland who would not re:p ice to hear he was about to base the protation of a Bill for Sufpending the Habeas Corpus Ati there, at the relent period, bccaufe it was well known that there were in Ireland a number of individuals who correfpoi.d and had conueEtion with perft,ns in France. He be lieved it was the decided opinion of a ijeat majority of the people of lielani, that the no:aft:re now pro poled was abfolutely neceffary to check that CO: cf. pf,ndence. Sir JOHN NEWPORT explained, by laying, that be never had contended that this mature m;gbt not, on enquiry, be found proper ; he begged that to be underaood, for he did in the outlet declare the contrary, and that it was prffible, nay probable, it might be found a wife meafore ; but what he con tended for was, that hart pr-bability (tate,: in that Howe was not a juit t.)unJaic.n fora L gillative meafitre. Mr. MARTIN, of Galway, raid that he Ilionld be extremely unwilling to give a negative to any mea tare in its fitil !Lige ; but he could not, in this cafe, help embracing the opportosiity which the Hon. Ba. ronet afforded him, of vo;ing for All inquiry ;- —and ha was avetfe from thinking that the fituation of Ire land was the fame at this time as when the Ilabeas Corpus Att was Grit fufpciided by the Parliament of Ireland. One of the t e.Jons which he fubmitted to Lis coultiments, when he adviled ;Lem to agree to the Union was, that, after it, they would have the tante benefit of the Britifh Confiitution as the Engli(h ; and if the Habeas Corpus Ail were fulpended, as now propoied, they would not have an equal pareici, Ipotion of the hidings of that Conititution with the people of Great Britain : the great ground, therefore, on which he oppofed this meafure was the partiality of it ; for if it were propofed to fufpend the Habeas Corpus Al over the whole of the Britifh Empire, he fhould not elevate his voice aglinft it ; nor (honk) he, on a fit occafion, ohjeet to Martial Law. This re minded him of n laying he had often beard, that " his countrymen in general lima more partiality to Mar tial Law than to Magna Charte I" The meal - ore now Fropofed was not nectfrary, on account of any remaining attachment in the mafs of the people of Ireland to French principles of Rep:it'll caoilin—thofe they held in ahliorrenee. For there teafons he found himfelf bound to vote againft•bringing in this bill. Mr. DP,WSON declared himicif hollile to the oil, gins' motion, and i.s favour of amendmeut, on the ground that there was laid before the Honk, as a foundation for the Bill, nothieg but private infor mation. He conceived that nothing deferved the name of Pailiamcntary information but louse public document, of which there w,,s a total ablence in this cafe. He, as one of the Rciaefentatives of the peo vie of Ireland, difclainied the mre:ffity of demising them, at this time, of fo effential a potation to their rights as the Habeas Corpus An. .He was happy to )ear testimony to the virtue of t he piefent Lord i...ieu tenai:t. That was an argument rather agaMil than for the .neczffity of this meafure. fine:: there was no flicial intimation tiom him of any Inch necetlity.— Upon thefe grounds he ['mold vote for the Amend- - menu The Houfe divided—For the Amendtnent, 33—Againfi it, t ta—Majority for the Minilter, 79. The original motion was then put and carried ; af ter which the Houk adjourned. LONDON. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT 024 F: O'CLOcK t Controls, money 59 —for Feb. 591 —Reduced 5911. PRICK OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: Bank Stock 1754 Long Ann. 1;1 tt-t6 3 per C. Red. Ann. 5;10 South Sea Stock 63i . 3 per Cc t. Cot& 59 54 39i Imp. 1 per Cent. 58ft 4 ptr Cent. 7 6 it Lni;!i'll Lottery Tickets 34 1 .5/. 5 per Cent. Navy 90 89{ 90 Coo! for Feb. 3911 5 per Cent. 1797, tCOO ' The Maims frigate has arrived from. Gibraltar, with General TRIGG the late Lientenant Gover nor, on board. By this conveyance we have re ceived accounts up to the 28th of December, from our regular Correipondent. Part of the convoy trcm England arrived on the 17th, and on the 18th General Fox arrived with the remainder. The General landed at twelve o'dock, under a falute fiom the flips of war and the Garrifon, and immediately atFumed the commaLd of the gar; iron. On the ;ad the number of t;:ver cafes was reduced to fix, but the contagion fecund nil firongly to exifl in the town, and apprehentions were entertained that the breaking up of the quatantice encampment might again expolc the troops to ficfh contagion. On the 2 la a mn(l violent form of wind and rain took place at Gibraltar, which completely fwept away the tents at Europa Point and drove them into the fea fcvcral yeah were alto driven on (Imre. Fuller accounts with other particulars will be given in this Paper ou 1.1.,113ay. • This rnian:ng _arrived a mail from the Leeward Hands, brought to Falrryort.it by the PRINCE ERN EST packet, in fix weeks paffage. New York papers to the rch init. have been re ceived. Judge PENDLETON was tried on the toth and convieted of aiding and abettinL in the late fatal duel between General Ham t LTeN and Colonel Bums. WILLIAM P. VAN Fats, Elq. was alfo tried and con vieted of being the bearer of the challenge, and for aiding and abetting in the duel. The evidence was fo clear and pative, that the Jury returned a verdift without retiring from the:r box. Another fatal duel has lately taken place, in which Dollor J. Luc LETT, of Lou;;Ville, fell ; his antago nift was J. STROT II RR, Erc i . : Capt. Assovx, eho arrived zt Norfolk, in fifteen days (tom St. Martin's, informs, that juit before he failed, news was received there of thz arrival of three !hips of the line, fix frigates, and 3000 Loops, at the Mari& of Martinique and Guadaloupe froze France. New York papers of the 13th Hate; th a t Judge CHass appeared on the ad before the High'Court of Impeachment, to anfwer the charges broughz againa him, when he moved for time until the crfl day of next Seffisn to prepare j•,is defence, which was ,laga tivcd upon a divifion of 18 againft 12. A fulsfequebn motion was made for the 4th of February, and car ried by a majority of 18 to 3. . . . .. . _ The New York papers contain alfo an official ac connilof the proceedings of the American: fquadron in tht Mediterranean down to the 1 sth of September, from which it appears, that little l i no impreflion had 'E.= made on Tripoli, and the e4. , rts fen that put• pore had been attended witb connJerabie lots on the part of the Americans. Letters from Cape Franeoic Rat', that the Haytian Army, headed by DESSALINEC, prep 'ing to attack the city of St. Dom:ngo, in the la-ter end cf laft The aas of piracy committed by r, encli privateers on the Amdrican trade have excited a fpirit if gene ral indignation throughout the United States. To the numerous inflances of this atrocious nature we have had occaflon to notice, awe have now to add the following:—" The (hip Hope, Capt. WATSON, be longing to New York, laden with lnrnhcr and a very fmall quantity of provitions, failed from that port early in November for Savannahlt-Mar,lamaica, and upon the 224 of November, in the Tui.'s Mild par Page, was fallen in with by a French khooncr priva teer Amity, Captain Qyri.srr, who b. arced and ex amined her pagers, took poliefGon cf the vcCel, de elart:d her a lawful- prize, and orchred her fir the city of St. Domingo. The next day they fell in with the fthooner Betfey, Capt. HAMMOND, .tiro of New York, bound for Jamaica, on board of which they put Captain Wersow, Mate, and fix feamen, notwith llandigg Captain Warsori's eat neft tequell to he per mitted to proceed thither in Lis Thin or the privateer, to he prefent at the trial." The Spina ft:tiers in Louis ty no mean: reconciled to their new matter:, they paid a liberal price for them in the Cenfular market.— Difputes continually prevail between es'e Spaniards and Americans at New ()titans ; and the former, in one inflance, have been guilty of the Imprudence of attempting to refill the execution of the laws of the United States, which have been eltablith:d as the code of that newly acquired province. Tucfday fe'nnight the cafe of the Hon. Mr. Jullice inAIiSTON came on to be Argued in the Court of Ex chequer, Dublin ; it was further heard next day. The Honourable H. CLEMENTS is returned Mem. ber gf Parliament for the County r•f Leittim, in the room of Vikount CLVtli NTS, now Earl of Leitrim. Dtfpatches were tall night received at the Admi ralty from Admiral Lord A. GARDNER, at Cork. Yeilerday difpatches were likewife received tram Lord list.som, giving au account of a number of Spanith ihips that have been taken by the flips under his command, and fent into Gibraltar. This morning difpatches art ived at the Admiralty from Sir S. Hoop, on the Leeward Nand ftation ; the particulars have not trautpited. This evening difparches wet e fent off om the Ad miralty so Sir J. ORM, off Cadiz, to be forwarded by his Islajcliy's fltip AMBUSCADB. Difpatches have been received from Lord NELSON and Sir Irma OROS ; but we uncle:dam' they do not contain any thing of importance. • By a letter juit received, we are inrnrmed that the Dtaor.t hoop of veal, which has lately Sir J. °RUE% fquadron, has CAN.Urt..I a y tich thip laden with fpices of ditleietit ana mtnfe quantity of chillats, 98‘11:Ch binVg. tats have lately moored in Gibraltar. Yetierday a Court of Dire4l, , rs was held at the Liclia Houle, when Captain fIuUSON WAS fwo, . . . . . . the temporal y command of the C•iir.ber land, ..'-itined for China.—The Court adjourned at 111 .;clock till Wednefday, We underhand that letters were received from Bom bay yelierday, which hate, that the Dutch lquadi on, under the rnumandofAdmiral HARTS I r 4 CK,%‘:ta C? Di ling in the Ealtcrn Seas the latter end of juiy u. be ginning of Auguh, confiding of four or by: fail t.l the line, and leveral 44 gun targates. Vs'ednefday morning the Danilh Ambaffador tranfaded Winds at Lord Mu LGRAV OffiCe. Lieutenant HANCHETT is appinted to the com mand of the DkSI.I.II.AT6 gun-velfel, at Chatham. Captain J. Cf./MINTS is appointed to the Sc.t Fen cibles at St. tibb's Head. It is not true that any battles were fought at Mire klatch. In the Court of King's Bench, a COnfiderablo p ar t Of yetterday WAS occupied with argum,:nts in the cafe of Admiral Sir H. Haaysv v. Captain MILNI.. It was an adtion to recover the Flag-eighth of cer• tain captures made by the Defendant, the Captain of la Pique ; but a point of law ariting at the ttial, the cafe was left for argument. The Las were, that la Pique being flationed off Demerara, the Go verner of that fettlement prevailed upon Cair 1:n Milne to convoy a fleet of merchantmen trn•m thence to St. Kitt's, where it was fuppoted the De fendant would have received further orders front Admiral Harvey, who was the flag Officer upon the Leeward lfland Nation; but Capt. Milne, alter wait• ing fome time at St. Kitt's, and receivio,, ,, uo orders, anxious for the fafety of the fleet, which was very valuable, made himfelf refponfiblc ter his conduel, and proceeded to England with the convoy without orkrs. At the entrance of the Channel be m a de l eve . ral captures, and the queflion was, whether the plain• tiff was entitled to his'eighth of the iu izes fo made ? It was very ably argued by Mr. D,INCEY for Ad miral Hariey, and Mr. Kim. for Mr. Cook, the Agent for the Captain. The Court thought, as Captain Milne had acted without orders from his fuperior thEcer, it could not be faid that Admiral Hervey was dilating and Ailing in the captures he afterwaids made ; nor indeed an any relpal privy thereto, which he was obliged to be by his Majedy's Proclamation before he would be entitled to his eighth Ihare.— It was true the Defendant had taken upon him:ill a deep refponlibility ; but it alfo appeared that his mo tives were fltiElly honourable, And the Lords of the 'Admiralty had approved his condo 1. The Court *as therefore of opinion that the Plaintiff was not en. titled to recover. Ma•. Scaat.ETT moved for an information, in the nature of a oo Warranto, calling on Thomas Tour ney; Efq. to l,ew by wha: authority he claimed to be Mayor of Urdu, in Lt.: County of Kent.— Granted. NAUTIC.IL INTEL LIC ENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.—Wind S. S. W. AlGt. DU[. ARR. DWI. t t I Parlibuerif o Watfat.r.l 3 I Lexwarftlf.nds t o PLYMOUTH, rF.. t!:t: Sw!-difh (hip Cat;.ctina Chi illian, Capt. Euxouw, from Hull for Sc. Ander°, laden with earthenware and hak.gonds, dc:air.cd by a limp of war : alfo c': Prolian (hip Erwagdug. Capt. E. F. t rvitov:, from N nit:. for St. Ander°, laden with whg.t!, d2tnincei by the SANTA tIARGANITTA, of 36 guns, on the 18!!1 ult.-- Sailed the Poorputmos, of 64. 7,uns, to join the Channel fleet. PORTS OUTH, FEE. B.—Arrived the Lord Dun can Eatl IndiAman, and feveral ether outwa:d-bound vellds from the Dnw•ns.—Sailed thc TRusTY man of war, MEG&RA lire-(hip, and PENT?. uttettarcrs Q . ll E LH CHARLOTTE cuttcrr. vrt a cruize. DEAL, FEB B.—Arrived the ATLAS and the PER- SECS armed defence (hips, from Portfmouth ; Htr- DC ft igate, from Yarmouth; As A (loop of war and feveral gun brigs, from a cruize, off the French Coat.—Came down from Shecrnefs the HER pa Es (loop of war.—Put back the Wolpole,--, bound to the Eail Indies ; Cora, NV141.1 AM 5;111 ; Duke or York, New; and the Caflor, Luz 6, for Jamaica, and refrain in the Downs with a large fleet of (hips c: tsar and outward bound wads.— P. S. Arrived the WALKER armed (hip, with a convoy, from the Welt ward, which have failed for the River, with the Ran ger, CALDER, from Jamaica. gaily this morning the 01;p Eudsavour, Capt. Dichsow, from Jamaica, for I.eindon, lun on the Goodwin Sands and bilged : the cargo,confilting of rum and fugar, it is feared will be 101 l ; the Captain and crew are Laved. Wind W.S.W. YARMOUTH, FEB. B.—The William of this port, Ron Ear NICHOLS mailer, bound to 'London with Wary, was, ou Wednefday Lot, off Aldhro', run down by a Newcaftle trader, wlikli to ok the William for a French privateer (as 111.! wJs iug7er rigged) ; the crew •• ere picked up by the traJa and lalded at Lowefloff : the (hir and c tizo are entirely Sailed >ellerday P. M. the ParacE (4-•NV...t.st cutter to the northward, in profuit of a privateer, feen off Cromer; and the 134LGER cutter for Harwich. Thi; day arrived the VIVIts and FErotyrka:grin brigs from a cruize, and remaia with. the Mo N mnu TH , EsTIC. Chasoa VII brig, and Hu NT6B. cutter.— Wind N. W. iNt):A Pluri.tNc. Ycaerday tl.e arrival of the W..odfortl, Captain Aaartu, from China ; Hugh Irgis, Captain FAIR v ex, from Bengal ;.Elphinßone, CRA I \ 3 ; ElEtx, BON NA M ; and Ann extra fhip, T. PRICE, was announced at tl.e India Houfe. They left St. Helena the Bth Decein'atr. The North.anpton, BAResa, and Glory, 'TAYLOR, had failed from thence come days before :heir departure limn that Wand. The W, ~dford, Captain M A RTIN, tOUCIItd at Prince of Walo's I:land, where the fonnd the Hugh Inglis, Captain FAIRFAX, repairing her damages. They fail ed from thence ahout the middle of Augu( lag. PAgSINCLItS PER Woooroan, P.-ince of Wand and St. 11,1tna—Mcfrra. Scott, Lind.q, Yountr,:au, Maningtott and Ante. PAsseNCeits Pelt FZTRA SLIP A11.1 , :—.C4:D:.r. Turner, Mrs. u • ~r,llrlrb Donor and Child, Mira 1.. Armllr Captz in 1 i.t.toi..nts Simmons, A. *l! urner, P! il.iu, and H. ANA, MT . . • ' Amhrufe. I't,:3S.NGLRS Pstt istICM hml.s.ne, Mirka v. an d E. Johonone, Mr. G. B. Johnftone, s. G. sad r Francos, MP*, C l'<•••Mlune, Cap am T. Jatfray, Mrs. E. jaffro, Mars. F. . -.2 I Paul, Licutimant-Culuntl John Auh..sry, Mr. W. ..• , _r Sherburne INVALICS OF HIS MAJESTI'S 14.19Y— . 1.071CS Camohell , rut Der. T. and Samuel Dycr ; Rider, I ate Third o the Admiral Aplin ; Mr • J. Hibbert, MidiPipman ditto ; Mr. Richard Clark, ditto. I'ASFENOCRE PER ELPITINSTONENT.IjOF C:OCF3II R. Nichol inn, Dies. Ann Anderfon and Children, Majur H. Turret's and Mt I.S Tot-rens, left at St. Helena ; Mils hires died Et ft Augult lict—Cspraio E. Merguty.Nfar;iie; Captain Daubctl, 84th lie nt ; Air. C. J &Alcor ; Mr. G. H kit ar at. Helena ; s.i. i.tenam. Carter, 86th Rtgiment ; Lieutenant Sealy, Artillery, at :a. HeLna ; Li.umnant Kemp, ditto; kietitenant Brack, ent•tiry ; Lieuterant Collett, Madras Cavalry ; M..lfrs. Jones, W. W,ift..ll and G. Lee. On the Toth Auguft laft the following fltips were 1 ina in Madras Itnadi, viz.— Pritici Cha; I stte . Capt. I.OOAL nirchionef, of Exeter I.u tr. Sir %Mani 2.;1.11. y --- RHODE. Lord - - Ltz.Noxi Earl Spencer - RAI TT. r N 4 - - J W. BAIEti• The L idy Jape Dundas, Captain LINDSAY ; Mar., quis Wellttley, Lv.BLANC ; and •Lord Nclltm, OR.- :10E, failed from Madras for Bengal the 2 th July. The .li!unlwick, Captain GRANT ; Canton, Lusts. INOTON ; and Marquis of Ely, HANNAY, failed from Madras the ic:h of Augult 10,- China, under convoy of his Majefly's chips GRAMPUS and CAROLINE. On the morning of the 27th ultimo, his Majefty's .4rrnA tender, COMMERCE, commanded by Lieut. Mr:, f:orn Portimotnh to I..imerlc, was 101 l at IZ:ninditnne Bay, Coumy of Galway ; two of the crew pe, It is now afcertained, that it was the appearance of Om homeward-bound Eat ludiatncn which cac:.:Cd tl.: :dm in of an enemy on the It th COCKPIT, 1 3 / 1 11T FHA LL.—Thurrday, before the Moll Noble and Right H• own-able the Ccrr. miffiuners of Appeals in Prize Caztfr The Vcnus,Oalt ford, Mager.-- . lh: , Anicran f..lloc•ner, with a cargo of tobacco and cltton, wa, c ipturtd on t!. • •o!!. ..t Augult, wbilit in the profteutioo a voy •o! • . town to Hourdeaux, by his Ivl.'jcity's Mil) of w.. - "i Alex ander kettle, Efq. Coin/slander, and carries to Newfoundland, and afterwards to Halifax , whzr , ! 1!..p a?: I cargo were condemned as lawful orige to th. cavor. In this safe their Lordfhip. aifirn:cd thg kw, .f Cour: below, and condemned the Arpeilaw in the coil: The William Fsonosk, Wiled hLc, :1.1..iter.--1 his was a . turtb:.r proof cafe with reipcct to 3z6 bss, 0: c. free. Their I .ortithips I . fatisscd with the prowls prodt.rd, rettured the property elm coca. The Venner, Wafhbourts, Maher.—This (hip, laden with a cargo of wine, oil, flour, provifions, and other articles, on a voyar, from St. Thomas's to Cape Francois, her papers pin portin,; .1 ci. t tination to st. Jag° de Cuba, was captured on th- t tth of )::,oter.i ber, 1795, by his Majefty's (hip of war Hannibal, Edwa d T yr:A Smith, Efq. Commander ; his Majefty's Oalp of war Ceres, Ro bert Wailer Otway, Efq. Commander; hia'Majelty's (hip of v..:r Pelican, Robert Philpot, Efq. Commander, and carried into the Viand of Jamaica, where the Awl proceedings were intlituted, and. the (tip and canto condemned as prize to the captor• In this eat:: their Lortlfhips reverted the kntenze cf the Coart below, and re. ftorcd the Ibip and cargo as ciaimed. LONDON : Printed and publiEttd by LEVEL KENT, (of Can. terbury•-place, Lambeth) at the STAR 011t/CI, No. t, Cam arca. 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