Star. — London, England, 1802-10-27 00:00:00

. - • , . -,"- bael els to her sk fur his fu. ni ' froartheeeitirig onirona maitifetvant. to . tabe • iian ': of ' it,. it the , would • hive takes 4 1 whole . it hceartobei book, iflhe bad tbolight it ,1.. e. She filled'awet hackney coaches with thole article's which :had ' beeo feized •by Petry, and which Did had. aftetwards fees at the Paw OSee. Thefe wassail the things which the '. 1 but Ste maintained' that th e had no, particula r 'fin for. taking them, than that they pool& be more eafdy conveyed away to a plaCe orfakty. .• Mr. Gaalenir faid, that he would here clofetbe evidencelor the Crown. The letter of attorney bad been previontly read, by which Eallaby and Mifarlane deferibing thetnklves as joint:owners of the. Sip Adventure, bound from London to Yartiouth, and front.iannonth to Leghorn, ap. pointing Reid their ft:pa:cargo, not onry with fall powers to difpofe of the cargo at the porvof deli. Ivey,. but likewife to difmifs the Captain and any of the feamen, and to Ihip another crew. Lord ELLas 3°lml:on allied the prifoner Cod lin, whether be had any thingzo urge in his do face ? • , "..: - Captain Codlin replied, that --,lds cafe was tirely with his Cowl& • 'i -1 Mr.- Pi r Lniii a' then rofe. aideontended, thane *trews no evidence to prove his client gnat, oftbe crime defaibed in the Ada of. Parliament.: The obielt &tits astute, be Enid, wai to aseou negrcormneree by protettint the underwriter. — All that tithe the altioa of dearoying a Ship was the intention to prejudice tt.r. underwriters. A mmo* had an undoubted right in do with his pro wl:yr whatever be thole, and fo that-be did not 'sort. others., even to follow . the wade& vagaries . : Mr.. :setne,wh;.ll3idreami dnybefore, fee:singly abforbed in theught,.nowrofe, , Pod delivered a moa argumentative fpeech of three ,slitarters of an hour in behalf of • his client Mr: ; ffialerbT, . He began by-laying down that.there- 1 ;*imi L _ no prifdiaion m the Court wall uponeitbee l boa 4 4 .time prifoners, Eafterby or ifferlankt for any e. He molt perfealy. agreed with dater ' ~ &hips in their anfwer to the objeakzn takes Mr. Ft stoma, though' that objetion, ifloodp would hart reeved. his client equally with-Mr. Vtianie eel; bathe &id nothing, becaufe be . no confidence in k i, endive . wopidlmot Pkg: in it* lardy my credit he hadwith theCaart infupport• paran objeaticari be did not think: a good. *on elpeciegy Atm he had one which .ht &hassle unanfwerable. ' He admitted, that if there "If the &talk& tilde uftvidence•itwould.removeillilk frowthe pima( difcuiSon; for. it would , not fee him to 67," how much, or how Hale- of c 4 deuce ought ukga to the Jury. ? He -Meant to. Frain- froth the iinallaft degree , of obfervation ; vim porethe ' 14 8 4 infliiintsmerParlWk.* :gnat or l t. team theeridence.ark *wit k,; suid . thoge.. it was, he hood, he confeiTedittioitilfali*. lof-tiirtein:grelit" aitaitty; leffkby amitarlitatli Illis Okla be removed'froasthe grousiAtiAformed #er.faupdatitia,oibis *Week& TOW4l.had fp l aya *az Eaficeby bad beekiiveiftnailikko p Z it ozfoiee . tooment, be, &mild actibiree 0 •J hismrarth.. Satarlita-he recolleited , that the 94 'evidence was/that Xaltetby was *trek Isvigni4l while the grip Intim the river.he flood in the f fituatiommibiktraekop 'PUN, ifdleplei coaktaatallakrosit bis title tortheolooo bet be aoafuitegi Therefoic bii!.43 its, iajary to- • clleat Wart he admittadi :the:, whale farce of- ti Gaseoir's obfamatioas. Ilk were true that'thlti 'Conti bad no je t rifdialon over the' OgenCgs 'eV* $ . $ . ga, it ihooldalki appear .thatllocother Cop* • jarifdlaiba over it. it would• be : far from P' of .osne c:apice If the underwriters were not reimrweti• horning a dalroying a velfel _ . , innocent. . ' Mr. GAMOW. ben intmo&d , and ekes begging , way patrions of Mr. TWding.msdithoCburti her rd to tbpply a piece 4 eeMsoft. 'thick he bad inadverteady omitted. He then, , tree is two pa. to be read by the Clerk, which hail before Imes authenticated: Thefe ware: Utast notices of elisedonment to the- underwriters by; .Eafterb slid McFarlane. i*which thegfa# that they re. Sequa. abendew see up al/ their t igh t andintetea io.d P a aimik.tht AV spat. tile Wises of - Mich had bias lads& Is Abel* behalf? Flutisatalaid‘ that hili:ths• wordln tb A* *as prjetrni.altd .thatnothiwg coal prejudice. %he tioderertiterabot.whatmens6oemiAlaneagt to AO underwriters.' 'Ate ley =Whit ilitist.was not asied. The intent. watt* zhe OAS: tot; lt Night; be raid; but OioittsentoitelfpoilakotiallY and there hart !best obdund lihn a fab. Captain; Goan .- Me did ilea toticrZfoor ka cae oldie other prifoness, • al *my mold be lb -ahly deimided rby i their, owe gotinfeL Berth! wan had i a far,..ahat now " atria .4 renitence had been gave* to Allowthit. • was theintentien . client to. net allanOvioa die Oder/vitas..:' t • Lend Et.t.s.asotouct...42etiebtbit 116 idettion of. the jurp_andinoV:, • 4 Mr. Fessasaiw the is as estidace, my Lord..l totally We .no right to continent upon fts; bet.if th illiriat gene afa. I humblteontead that it has always been. illtiweitoto Gonna to, flasalhisieillse , Vbert and -tb demand that his client lead& Aloe •be called upon to =firer the change , puierrekagaink him in, the .iodithnent. , Lord ELLISSOILOI/011/*-.lfthelLe i s noevidence to 'wove diaintedise odd prifo . ose to. prejudice, ceitaitdr ~ notthothadow the; anderwmitees, that _.....mity is of pretext- ta•fuppert.the iadiament ; but no. rtur. . ,4 4 ,lkllo4llbiiiiileit.i f, 'Pi law: • .e.,, !enable man:can doubt that etvideaceaf this nat ' aattssalliftlautisf , - was different less been adduced, and it is for the-jury to fay the litaviiattrodialte • Perhaps the i what weight they attach to it. - , . • imelty Miele fmnetimiiefaper and a raib man $ - Mr. Fiamisso.—A claim by the patty or his might be inclined tooiterkok a principle, in order agent upon the underwriters I hold sobs indifpen. to deliroy guilt ; yet in overliepping effablilbed. ihbly neseffaey, and the only proof canclufive of principles, we might unawares gum down the the giulty intention. , , whole fyilein of our jurifprudence, 4, was too Lord EcLausoaouon..Mr. Fielding,. I am of late now to difeufs the fyilem of localjurifdiikiott a quite different opinion. Antecedent circum. —much apparent deficiency of Office mightingt Rama tney be quite (Oleic*. to prove what the I tq be the refult. He would not now difeuu the po. . pasty would have done had his fraudulent plan Ur of them.. 'They grew out of the feudal tonal. • iteceeded. i tutions of our anceffors, from whence alto our Mr.rescipaci Rillfaid he conceived th is cafe, to ! caeßitutionitfelf bad emanated,•aad pahape owed be analogous tomany others where .the mind muR its liability and vigour to thatfource. TheLearis• go many Raga farther than, the bare - inception of: i ed Counfel here entered-info a detail of the .jnrif!. &e igaiky purpofe, before an offence is committed, didion of the Admiralty Court, as created by is tree eye of the law. In forgery, for inflame,* feeeral Ilatutes, the' Sri ,of which palled in - the van might even forge the inirunients, and have time of •Ilestry VIII . T.hat•liatnte Rates what th e m in his partial, and Hill be had not violated-. offences were cognifable by' the Ciiil Law, and. the law till.tbefe• inikuments were uttered and ' vials a new mods of proceeding; but, as that pablilbed. Prepszationshad been proved fee this i astute created a new fond of judicature, to that fraud upon the. underwrites.; but the profecution 1 Ramie. alto you mutt look to its bawds: ~Thpli had not advanced a liep farther. However, find, t flame ' • among other things, nOated theakilt leg the otiaios ofthe Court lb &Otis naina him ,of murder* committed on the High Sew aad on this past e l. amid proceed to awher, whets ' in- any place r where the Admiral bad- Oa; he hoped to be-Move fuccefsfel , liters were cisme ! dglion. It was. alfo .not •an • incurious fobjea things arAinil which the Aibwas. pared. ssfific to: look at the .he as it flood at the time' of affray thVs. brig% thins, alSiit 4frapigt , thipiet— reira4 %bat' iballttak 414 for inftance, a man was Thefe were thelonly teems teed. sad nOomfmneet wounded in one cannapj sad went boo' the new, spina upon 'whet& one of-the three could not be' and there died,. tltdosit it was but the win fides ' prove& There could be no poeteice fur faying4brools, the aeon; was ineer!pless in betheoundes, that Ate A.deenture w-- -- t - 'be Mdiaed in neither. So a !kip being • ' iußice. So it was &cod - mode __ before alie fa& Nor can Ile ' one county, and-the crime Ilari el lid d u as.aastawatx - : would not pre. points when the fully rendered( and sd of Edward fee of, navigating It did not hew. =dist bf "time fiance of Hag_ !.. might Oki* Mt., Flasaten the tea, and thee* Iliad wart. ' vas foundinsalf• deoliaed fay' , _ \ to.provideranm - bin ear . sits , and to periods in the Sae. He wash pseviegoi' .._ pirates. it %Wreak Captain, Ma' 4 4 (Aar c o mmitted on land • Sash ef the. .. 'soothe r:12 1 ; .; 1 .. ft die post Their • ! , . a fueepk.t ...ef Williams !pi! 6 afale eargep /Alateirot.i.es 'to toils wick. he li u m 41. 41112:r 4 • ' tbeintattlanef siie lA* . ,ImeA es 4AG/ft , . . . , thit lattereepanity.: :Rend vat _appo;et&hoitlyt t*01.1....4hat was cliroalrthe revertetter ty that Manta. 'eaktchaage of the cowrie He had, to bnCtsre, , ._ Cher the ftrolrewns given by land andiho'parti wet to :difinifs the: Captain; &c. bat ho, seven d i e d at feal ,or rtveftly, the itrete tats given t wailed hiinfelf of-it.. lie continued in and the party died: on land sin bntb this Cafes the . fu tuation of a Ipeccargn, and was but A). ftelpit . u tt a i t i r q Llentatn be tired by the Comm!) lititia- Imago . wben is the:offence fuppofed to .WS 400401 lik ' . Ire ed' to O*Vi, b . that fi wasnAt .. . . j ' p.: * 1 , . , n. ;4_ ; • „ role tglaiV.tefulting-from the ti tAi(sif Mirt l ustfollowed on the fame Skip, : , W 41,11111,. Otat the.. Admiralty bard, jitritd . cFhpf: - liffent.-a human being) was at' flake.. hirfaiile oltcsavicontriVed opon the WO tk . he;, 041 at: great ilrianefs would be ' iced. and.if4l.4 l l o Pbt fgel; • ' IVO" "Wt. tilt re**4 4 at" • ' -oiiir.... Irak,: the prifonex Would -lave.the benefit of it. der:. rtont. tlf.eft ear. ,e 0 .1)* .4eilma:4l4ilPutieVe. In the humane practice of our lmvp•whenriter on that .the'Adiniralty had no itnific4ifes, Where. aa- was :found defeaive or • ebrcursc thejtidges they derived it by feria of Iketutipes,.Vnir.thgg i leaned to tbe , fide of Vie accufed. whatfteer might. Parliament in : framing any . rented Y.. fell, Non', nic i be their private opinion. of gnat 'oributocenee... their iptecttioes, the - evil remained remdliefs,:m. The very word Supercargo, Jae maintained, nega. Having _Rana through th e precedinj . 144 2 Oat tired the ,idea of the perfon appointed wallet Geo*. Learptil - Cotutfel t a.oextiit:to the ea' Of ,lw ', lion having any thing to da with the saviption lat y .Geo. 't. ca_p,AJ, ,u . Oll which this iniliamenin of-the ibip... Theinlinsmcnt producedin-thts. pep was founded . r' That Poste entailed; o*, , ant; Xieolsr cafe, made so difference. He never adopt. punter, captain; . opleer k or manor thou/4 . w.pilly , ed. the letter of attorney, and no evidence wawa& .alt 'away; bistn, or destroy, apylefer (r.01,,te cn .. I *teed to prove that be ever meant to, Repwitltook to. prejudice the anderwriters,Np-pers: or oweeri h , plittiatios sa which he , aced on the litho" :Angst or,lloald procure iliefethings to be done; he 6 otilg nut to which people in his fituation are generality. be illy .cifelOn.Y.. I was mollcleavlisit Parra. confined. . ~. m4t..,at the time, Or re% this sit htti it not ii Lord EtLanaosovon. , This is a point v , their cOntetnpintiOnithu4 tbefe,thinp Alight biptor tttiy made, and very. proper for eonilderatione , -: ttited to 44 done 0444: though to ,bt executed ' Cunfularation it fiiall - xecelve. My brothers. and at rea: Thii enfr..thaOotes be. contendeflinow., lee giving any opinion now. The matter .W. 4 en4e finkt_stnnside 'at the -sok of. - Facies 1 :g a b l :rught before the Judges : It is unnecefary hills!' triquAt 41,1tibrt 3rut; wo g ** iiiiisok therefore, at prefent, to fay any tilos more upon the Walina LW. f.-. ate, ell gae . _matt sonnties Wait . &keit. Eafierby and PdsFarlane.now isthe time foe. th r ill? di flit . ; OW IFx Or . Jeratir. Vt. •11 his'. you either-to addrefs the Joey with mar own voice, client, . erby had lien in hccr titaS, he Wink... or to give in any met. yen yowriblembevewritten , f tete. afir , *ilk wafer' ,1.0., . n..,..h1ia,. ktFo: ha which willbeiread brkspeoperOfficen —They both. Icp - ; , z .. IS fei, * 44IP wok .Kulfralt raid. they would reiy upon their Counfel ; and, ths: h r, .'., ,lint qhe newer teen aro; . Ea. " .ined, ftlent the whole •-.', 1 e. .*" A iiiiffibilifv ' - - *.yinew, no: .. ... ti ' 'infested. thift,cotild be fo , • ttiqht . ConrcV A failure EIR I l ot o( (tire; but - pa:.' • %i s,* wa i t. hp ,iltik3 tincr Viould -decide 47, the , 10)es of 4 -g then 4 ,wasno donbettpoi) 4 ,o4 ' th eir .... i : •Y,Vinuld fiiy, to ; hut if they , 414 c. ' `h aptinfi hitil . ifbouid thew them.other ... •.. . : cadence wit . Apt , . ZOrAtonallt not . ; plawilted,- "et opt lay p'--Ziokaps —r, ~, yid' 7,l 4 L . _!) . :FAs e: Mgt . Ott 14 4 . * u *# ( .4;i.. - : . ,-.,....:-i l i st • ia4k ,... ...=NALNAT' • Ml:g s t46 B/1 t .1 ibienontbrhighifeas. at itloolt havnbeeso • ant , It was oftl'itioVni . thaeht lorthe v - i ftriethed ZA isrokta.4pititaitti& '. ' ...yolfidy zccetoriet, d ....ga .in his: , _ 9 rtifie prdvni, had - k &lit ttle 'inink .."1 *were to' ti tried where-tislotintneitat e47oip": l ". ''• ilid neciefrottievphtte It wailevited. tether iiiiithir Ciihrt hidjufilifialinkliihiicafe, hut thtiivat no anrwiwr 'to . the, obje4tiOih, 14AI:if:the Ramie of 1 'WM** iii ,Coitet,ttidoo: iv* the agceit I 041 4 . taltiaci.' . 4 7 .'''. .. t- ' . ' isait xv:llF Hunt, trAIL deatii,ie t i.k°4ol.-T ir- -. : • -. . , I 4 4 ~ 'i* : . 'l‘;'7, : 'Aitittbatiian' of did' * *Ai l'ortcr ~ , - rookeithovi' t hefilitte; but wi .',‘ .' l4 . ... 4 OA tQ what bad bye faid. i • r. 1413011.4.11iiiiit .the examet`Pf Mr , r app. - Mr. Minnow Vise creeinding to sake, this oh eaion, when • - Lord ELLanaoaovon:faid the poinr.iwas of *ery great atagoitude, . and ought to rewire a fo , ley decifton by the Judge' *Me land:. _He there fore thought the better veer& would , be to leave the fide to the Jam am& afterwardttLieferee 'a Cafe fouthe opiniow of the Twelve logige . lis the 13 izebeciner Chamber... •-: v , ;1 iy- , Mr. Iler*as. Beg wilhed to have a *44 vim ' hut lk ' conwinced,that•the' diet, _ _ waset left _ ~mode propofed, would be more advantageogito the pii loners. Lord ELLessoaouGn faid the only pof fible objettion- to a cafe, *at that it could not be carried L like a fpeeial verditt, before the Houle of Loras:; but it woniftbe decided upotr.by the 112 judges, .to whole opinion: upon inch a point, the lLords would molt probably implicitly ma. The witneffes were then ',Wier the prifoners, and firs for Codlint . - ••- • • .3 7...• • : Captain Amovilated,lbat he emimended the , revenue cutter that went:tit the affiftance of the Adventure on the Bth of Angell. Codlin - • ren , •l tiered him every aifilbuice to tow the veffel aillore.f: but Ore was .then water•lnged. . ; . The reit of the wine es were to charadter.—. Thomas ganheinv bad known him 25 years ; G. • • Pearfon, from his infancy ; Fox, a merchant,. s 4 lyeare ; Seddon. a publican 15 years. They elk terbe of him id the higheß terms. .. • • Nathan Smith (aid, he lives at Brighton. He raw , Read the morning he came Awe: He prppofed , to weigh the Adventure, when Read laid he would get a handfome reward.from the under. :niters. . -Read was very! much downcaft, had tears in his eyes, andfaid he hadbfk his all, as the fittings . of many yearsof induilrphad gone _to the 'bottom.' , ' Thomas King, a Surgeon in the Royal Navy., He had long. knows - Read. who had been, and RAF is, a Navy Porter: He failed three or four loin With him, ha the Qneon, where he uniformly • had a gooddaarader. To cb away the iufpicion aril. in from Read's having been fo near the . fpot where the drip wasp s erforated without interfering. this witnefs (wore t •he -has been fevers} years ahnoll completely deaf: : • I . Admiral Bligh was tailed. He had attended , to fpeak is favourer Read, but could not be fount -0,,/diles Eavi Read when he came ashore. Bermes* much am at'what had happened.. General waria ld ne ftri T t was then pAfone c rha till d.be ed en on a the Lie pa ut : . few tip in the South Middlefes Militia, 5 6 I be commands, and he had entertained lb fa. **able an opinion id Win that he had madeltini l uneasier Maher. ' • , 1 "'""'— Kirk t riekl Cn ' ' ' Smith, a Gentle- Man litho was i- ' - Lieutenant Kemp.., its; and fevers& . ri in the South ddlefea MMia4. Ifteinalinfariane a very good Wotan from•anyvthing they had :fun of him. *r. Easerts then llatmlithat lre meant to take tiblettion with *Snit tatire - ovnierthip of 'the *des far as biadiaottenotonderned, He &mild t that ' whedAiiiii , depilmipi :soomme s t . 4 • th e re. --k .•...` L . tfrei be. . _ Leseeture was ea). away. which *tenet and the murderet could be adiaed 1 Dg defiled to pieces among*. rocks. The.'' shete wits a complett failure of julti4 ode acme alsolgether out of the stuchite. ; kn,ths. cafe of an .acctary after or I he Waist to be dearoyed when fits was whose thr felony was in one county, up, brought,intiolart, and is fit, to. . . l*ing =teary in another. He • Emmaus's:sun s..—lf . & Ship *biing. maw to oilier authorities trishefe pa leredcemplutely ufslifil to. the purisom ble to the hatute of 2d and 3 Portion is aes-affrawiekvs whom, .. ;0 int itfdf fulficiadeauthority. ii bf time in fittivtatpiefter upon dill ) st. occur. to theamner of die a s ku. that an steceifertupon land I s l am G .....tly,.L . ord, I lune done. ~ •' , noffsnento be composed gran the war then 'called spegfaryndsiensine In in the etilpi -4 visep:lll, it • p si any thing. x-.-• ', .—-, . fto pro-.. a .finpistrehei, and t • . • 'tau Sis Cmonfalehowetier f alitty,, ode of 'trial .for fuck • °feeders. that the Ai diditntemenditsh'hintes , 'titularly .with refpeEt to wrens fapercergo4 and.tbtafb may f#chifietthe I oft fetiihmonhead abetting. pirai Mallet§ Officer, and 'Mariners. This be: , at wketheroliince be comma thiftimpereargo is todifpefe of The imp', t'fintlib, ttied.licoordinytc gn i Est al dievesy. Dtitinids&vo he is l of *Alm oHOomer vim . 1 laffiern lids &Omit& • militrit y PiitiOnsiblVsittilislitter It i try, Ewer* 431 , the ship. Hs., -milks .1 sed. onelp VS . &cleft. ofictgarits th the naeitistfan Of the. •it inns I ormkttprbirmmUstheMitlihu far thripttircatot to thew that a Atallailla • Accordingly a Clerk froth the Regia ye ivhich ilacesirohue t a . ; acct dtiill 111 : 44:1")(1 S u e ei r ael e ce r i a tz t k i e t e neffe pilit s a: w re e i t n c: ?ALI ? a t l l f n ' a fi t a k in t er oc a fl u ii c t, r: d u P r te f 7ifit:ir: 6 .01t . y's e c:ar ck a:l ce er t w , but. hic which o fi n e e d iti appeared vithg . . Lord Et.t.amooaoton then proceeded a a n dd d rr at a ilit eed y. tliheisful.olorwclitilligip,,thirenrvt.heitions: ef,lol f in i clill ofml,,,Twueitevhers,,airows bea theinv o ge ft ro, a f t i ed z in kc i n, l i t id e r: e d o me u l.d r t f . c tue n de f gei t t h reei t a. trial i a t 1 i c ior y po o en i t i.o h tferv e r c: fhi cierc di ice before to y i nol the Jury a j ; eu t r h iay e t i ophmoaafi d,n,tuasonoruffisticLipo,atrno:.•cigoe,;(ll7,:occihne_4; eaku p rY peared in fume f• , an naiod with eoft e C e ou Prfy i : x l e d br e. d rat iftat th e ; .but, hi s L o d .': mislii 7 prailive ht. ale eortuttyp tie had ryv t 1',, ": inspearched, and wlmfo wholr: tenor of -:1 .'''': 4)l7lrertalswili' l c i : n irirr° an tnefibclrl d :ll4 t alak' hi ciiiiimi : rut w ii i :lt ti cti e rr i . i cull ini,u.:ri:it 11:::t1"Pfpitthicntpeceiesti:aat:letndlwtidtdieeidhifltamnotai;ainbetailenn:tiirfiteoavrideeld::Crefi'en:t°:(::::.ic:11:t'tc:'::::: i c n on c te ocu mpltti s o m n i o nci f committing they fhould not be foriy:eight hours in the vegPleo Hisordering Cooper . its firtk her in the manner 'e l - eradly deferibed , wag , tiorrefpondently p r g ° His Lordlhip alto dwelt.tipon the conredtr' nve ; Eaffarby's hnuCe,. at which Cocain, Eati et t: n Mrraslane, all were ptefent, which was pro:!'dare , the witnefs Storiow to Itive.betn a, p tau to freighteY a veirel for Gibraltar, a nd-t o - ink Her for the ' pofe of defrauding the Underwriters. Upon u'r circumftance of CodlinV refuting the o ff ered h'-e lifkinceilaythe•boots,his-Lotilflilp remarkth, R h a: hone.(} enan boi would !laic gladly embraced t ' l ,2: opportunity if at leaft attemptidg to face a part of the Cargo t - Thett. valiole of die"th-cumfl anc . tt were:Ptiolt4eirly brought-bnnieto him ; and N a u s s 1 th e ° c° n n eg Z e 1 C i ► °a wl& P l Y erPe e a d to e es pa i r ll t ' o be pa f pef t t:h; na c d c n s a %f r i t o g , h ar o c s e b rrl :e: por: F t n 7 l... [ withdnowilrom the fhipoftet it bad been . oh '- 1 , 1 , iati e c d-frai on) , the tiso ute irad riti e c i a tn t e a ny co a m nt: l fhi it ice f firba r ocii Th ift ;fa : , ivra - a d , e s c o l a s .l. rak trotionf on iefietimy o t f thio E f4 a ,dhis fl e e a rb b s e—in t d o ibpi C inn i y f i l in i n i theisteltdosatot4ornniir the. fad. liis - Lordlltip toiskludedvir,. telling the • Jury, that they Malt confider whether the situation of Read made him an Alicia; 'ander the intention of the Att of' Pariameuidiable to ponifiniroat for not• oppoiln fuch'endearours to fink or deltroy the veirel, and alio lirbeehei the fia l of his being afilieed with idgOssaGt *tight not.hate prete4ted his haring the wates6telh su ? -. . ;.Whea , thi l jurt,Ware about to retire, the prifnner Read raid, e willed tOmake forte obfervatiow The kiaslidefired eo knovi . What they were, and obfervedohat if it- was'an addrefs to the Jury it WaSy4olllloo lat‘ Readi.t*plied, that it was merely two- points which lie 'Won't' offer with refpea to the evidence of Cooper ilia Storrow. The Court faidthereould not attetalSo his requeff, as it wai quite itregulkt. The:jail then retired, and sere abfent about , at quarter-Of an•hour :on their re tain, at halt paft eleveti etelotic, they pronounced ,P,6diin, Eater*, and' Macfarlane, (14, ard firma IteattlYoi Gyikr. • I - .Thef all heard the Verdiif with much firmnefr. Read, with the moit - cottpofure ; Ealtetby appa tently with , indiferenee, loOking around Ern; toisFarlanevit features fileired he was inwar.Gy numb , atleftedi thou bet bore himfelf with firm melt. Ccodlin fieod beirind. The three p: stoners were then - ordered to be taken from the bar, a . :,i COdUti to remain. .. • . The cafe of M'Farlane and Eat/airy .ras re ferred to the judges. Bet— Sir WILLIArs - ScoiT, proceeded to pronounce -the awful fentence of the law, which he di2, in a mpfickiir atd krnpre(6ve manner. He fail, rim! i b i l )t ia,F illi4l 9 9f orstu th : : ‘ , 3f h co ad a t; n: ce try offen: f a c n o e i d ad co fo m r gai m w i i r t t i t y i c ed h b y a th gla i f i c a '' ',l : : a t . i '-' l: f i, ,ProYidgd , the pnnifhmesft of death. He was * after ‘; a susgl deliberate trial, lhortiy about to seeeire 4 croCummation of that jutlice utich . 'the_ _ .1 1 . . 91 *-,had ififlifted, and under which he te a l mop steierrolly., for not having a proper refpea fOt th e . prpperty- of his fallow fubje&s, which was protefled by the very laws which afforded his own propeity protection. He had thought proper tf, commence a warfare againti the property of others , which was the more treacherous, becaufe he WaS employed to protect it. He had flattered hinifq, that becaufe the ad was easy in its execution, :t would be difficult in dete&ion. Such, how;:ver. was not the cafe t• and he hoped that others, ia.• dined to commit similar depredation;, would tal.o warning by his example, and cons.l.2er, that ihort is the profperity of fraud, and ealy the deteaion: He recommended to him to make the bed etc poffible of the few days allowed between this and his execution, in making his peace with A 1.. Y. t atirr Con, by preparing for that conclusion whi.-b awaited him. He bid him not expett any hcFs of mercy in this world, fur he affured Von Out . there were no reafonable grounds for hope, AO. concluded with palling the ufnal Sentence, vt Death. Theprifoner was then taken from the oa:,: The C the fifteen l an aftonifhing number of gentlemen from.Lloy, ~ ouhrotuwas hours th e a x t c t e h T v trial ely i crow a tti led r d e n o t n i. ! :: ~,,:: The. prifoners were all relpe&able lcokatg me,e sfpecially Warlane .and Eaderby, who %vo. powder, and had the appearance of p erehantb ,a the fi r,emincocc. , • • These. ll were than' 13 lawyers ret.t:r.c2, as there were foal. for the Crown, and all titer: founeCs defencicd feparately. :1...._._. ,• • 1 : - lirited97;h4ererjeti;l?‘"Plt;th.raidaelloCytohtuherret4.7tah4lit otfwtNeolovtveae(kn;icbl:::)::-Sknetr..%::l'." ‘'l say -----=- :. ..7.-- - --- alititiC irhstid for the rroorictan by J 110=ttet-ftrest) at the' rin PUNTING-OFFICL, N. ; , OliN IMN!t-.. ; and pubHtbed by LKVEL IVNT ( 0 : C' ' tObur flaw, Lositbeth),at No t. Catey-ftreet, and g ~ ' Writ-Orprza,Tetapte-Ba 4 to which P.f.ce al camat ..4 Is..III4WiIiNIIM Sti_aggagyriqlirial ti to arldrc e . ,