Star. — London, England, 1827-09-18 00:00:00

fsM bat, hilt AND Yinglit -1. • .1 he folhewitig art attracts from accredited lentil 11 )i. Pan to various of his friend' on the SObilellt it Letters: * in regard to Janine, I broke the seal of secresitno m a t hs ago, and having no restraints of delicacy atom it, I tommuelmared the opinion unreservedly to Mt. Denson. The impression produced by a well written pa mphlet, aryl an elaborate critique en it in the 4 &lie boreh Review, still direct the national faith towards Sir Philip Francis. He was toe proud to tell a lie, and hei fi s d n i o nd the work. He was too vain to refuse' ceUbrity which he was conscious of deserving. He was too intrepid to shrink when danger had nearly passed by. He was too irascible to keep the secret, by the pub %cation of which he, at this time of day, could injure no party with which he ii connected, nor any individual for *bons he eared. Beside, dear Sir, we have many boAts of his writings upon many subjects, and all of 'them stamped with the same character of mind. Their general Lens, as we say in Greek, ban no resemblance to the Lexis of Junius; and the resemblance in particle lass can have far less weight than the resemblance of which there is no vestige. Francis uniformly writes nglith. There is Gallicism in Junius. Francis is formes, but not malevolent. Francis is never cool, and Junius is seldom ardent. Do not suppose that I have forgotten the fact, upon which you very properly lay year stress. I have little Of no hesitation in supp.ssing a i r, under all the circumstances of the ease, and from motives of personal regard to George Grenville himself, his friend and his secretary would venture upon false hood; and Woodfall, knowing the importance of such disavowal, would record, although he disbelieved it. Woodfall stated a fact, and left his readers to their owd conclusion; and it was the wish, 'if not the duty, of Woodfall to keep us in the dark. I retain my old faith ; and in the tree smith of orthodoxy, I retain it the mare firmly, in consequence of what I think unsuccessful attacks. You are at liberty to couple my name with the same of Mr. Walsh, as fixing upon Mr. Lloyd for the writer." In another letter he says: " I smiled at the scepticism of our sagacious friend Lord Hutchinson, as to Lloyd. We must all g rant that a strong ease has been made out for Francis; but I could set up very stout objections to those claims. It was not its his nature to keep a secret. He.would have told it from vanity, or from his eburage, or from his patriotism. "His bitterness. his vivacity, his acuteness,' are stamped in characters very peculiar upon many publi cations that ben his name; and very faint indeed is their resemblance to the spirit, and, in an extended sense of the word, to the style of Junius. "Burke is altogether out of the question; when he wtites coolly, as in his book upon the sublime and bean. lila], and in his imitation of Lord Bolingbroke, the style is very dissimilar ; but in his political publications, them it what logicians call a specific identity. Even in the calmest of them (his thoughts upon the popular discon tent) we see the mind of Burke; and yet this is the only political work in which there are few or no vestiges of a pablic speaker. Again, there is a very oinked character in his invectives: they have not even the very faintest - _ - - hare artifice—be - tr atb: Among the low companions of the late Doke of Or leans was an Abbe, who by this talent contributed to the amusements of his Highness. One Sunday that the Ducal family dined in the country, the Abbe was left solitary, and at a loss how to employ his time. Calling a hackney coach in the square adjoinitap ti t the palace, be ordered it t o d r i ve to S t. Cl ou d . coachman had scarcely passed the barrier when he was astonished by three or four voices in his vehicle, with mingled Ocean and cries of murder. Stopping his horses, he descended, opened the door, and saw Eathing but oar Abbe, who affected to sleep profoundly. Jehu, rubbing la eyes, began to doubt of his ears, and even el has mental sanity, but drove quietly on, till, passing the gate, be entered the Bois de Boulogne. somewhat re sonbling Hyde -park. but with numerous thickets o pere he was again astounded by three or four voices in his teach, but it was a woman defending herself from trio koee ; and again descending, he found his fare fast alletp• Towards the middle of the Bois de Boulogne, ths highway passes through deep sand, and the ear. liages.tf course, are constrained to a slow progress. Here the Abbegently opened the coach-door, stepped on the tend, mad retiring obliquely behind gained the nearest thicket, where he dined at his ease, as he had concealed a told chi c k en and a wicker bottle full of good wine. Mean. while the coachman proceeds to St. Cloud, stops at the 461 wet% alights, operas his door. flings down the "else and he. perceives that his 'caning, is void and empty. Cursing his destiny on losing hi. fare, and inch gainful day as Sunday is to the tribe, he was obliged to refresh his horses and eat a morsel, after which be re earned in sorrow and dismay. by the same route. The Abbema s on th e watc h ; an d with the same advantage of the sa "l'oulApproached from beitiod,and opening the door glided into the coach, where he remained in silence, till the driv er stopped at the first stand in Paris, eager to supply the loss of time ; bat he was ready to lose what few wines he retained, wh en he saw his fare pop his head out at the window, and heard him exclaim, .4 To t he square, where you took me up." He obeyed is treat terror, and bat in hand let the Abbe descend ; but when the money was offered, he hastily mounted his 6 (4, and drove off, roaring, es No, no, Mr. Devil, I shall serer damn my soul by taking your wages." An instance of the dreadful penalty oft.tinseseltegUill Intemp e rance was witnessed on Satprday night je Thames S•reet, between eight and nine o'clock. A, men, named George Johnson, well known for years an the een4er of fruit in the neighbourhood of Billings. S at e, Passing along dru n k, staggered o ff the payment* nd tell beneath the wheels o f a h eav il y l a d en wanes Passing, that crushed bins against the curbstase, tamer scalp of bis head, and fractured his breastkomr. state the wretched man was talus to St. Bardsolis m en's Hospital s whew he breathed his last in half a hour. ~~ maul: . - ... .............. 1i #ATAZR'S ARK CHAIR, *, *lit it4tiiidos a dk r ik Of salmi gale by, and dayi dig wont *l:rd through by third whip. t I east look upon my lialhetosdiair i How•often have I dimied Ni kneel, d l b To his cheek, and wrot his e hair t • The . Mammal kiss to sells, ,'" • seated is this old ins amid .- . • An Of inienitori , lots, ' iy bade se of the work; !waft I 10 tango, haeutter'd o'er and &kr, ... When seated in this old arm siair ! • When Wiling eall'd as round the hearth . ' And same disturb'd the wintry air i What merry tale, of social mirth • Have issued floes this old arm chair I When esnuner's toil, and heat sismanie, When weary Nature sought repair ; Oft has he thrown his languid frame, ilikausted, in this old arm chair ! When advent Fortune erased his read, And lamed him down with maims cote; How ha he idgied beneath the load, When seated in this old lino chair! But death, long shim, has deed Ms Orli Aid peacefully he slumbers, where A peony turf is seen to rise, • And ells no more this ski arm chair! Zen that which does those acres roma. Which age and wasting worms impair ; Must shortly late pieces fall. And cease to be an lid area ehair ! • Yet while its smallest parts remain, My Fancy shall behold him them i And Memory stir those thoughts again, Of him who illtd the old arm chair ! SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. DONCASTER RACES. Doncarrea, SUNDAY Nuerr..—Several other St. Leger hare arrived, making the number here thirty-Mx. The f is a correct list of thein—e Lord Rilburo's Reviewer Duke of Leeds's Moonshine Duke of Leeds's Moth Duke of Leeds's Lusatia Duke of Leeds's b. c. by Whisker Lard Scarborough's b. c. by Canoe Lord Scarborough's outer to Tar. rare Lord Scarborough's b.c.by Comas Mr. Riddell's Hartpury Mr. Darnell's Moans Hon. E. Petro's Nonplus Hon. K. Petro's Matilda Mon. E. Petro's Grant Hoe. R. Petre's Tom loots Mr. HouldswortlMlllMlgnese Lord Fitzwilliant's Modern Lord Claroodon'e colt Fitzwiallania Kit Cat Mr. Forth', Or J. Byng's Pedlar Mr. FOttlei Spondee '. Sir W. fdilner's klalrk Mr. Clifton ' s PIM& . The now Sebealptioe Bettiwootas are opened at a scale at greet magraiksace, gal kiindied pus& having bees expanded Mr. Mainelake Mr. Juliann's Jupiter Mr. RawWs Zama Mr. Crampon's Sasebo Puna Mr. Crompton% Burladen Mr. Marines e. by Cardinal Walley Major Yarburib's Laurel Lerd Ketutedy's °livers ink Mr. Powlett% :21 .004 Mr. Gully's LI Mr. Gully's be. e. by Comm? Mr. Tarlton's Sarah Mr. Houldswortlea aditha NW. Mama;lee, Pelican, ,ilpandee, Jupiter. Fallalobe's filly, Olivera . coli, Astiepe eat. Emma. Jana illebieson rides Matilda, wad W. Stitt. Granby ; all the crack.Weirisariutt *hies are here. A snatch has beta made for woe guineas between Maraeloke and Granby, the condition ►eing, that if either party declared of to-thy be should forfeit 100 guineas; neither party having done so, the match will be run on Friday neat. The new Betting-rooms were crowded to-sight, and some heavy Miners was done. It seemed to be the current opinion, that no thing win haver' dune* but Mame lake and Grabby, sad amsU odds are oihred to be taken that they ern! .he backed before the day at as 4 against the Said. So near was Granby to Manniuke hat night, that Lord Kilburn took him at evens for 1,000 guineas. Some important changes have taken place amongst the leading hones, to whom the betting Is meant. The odds on the course this aft/noon. and at the new rooms tins evenlog, were as follows— se to 1 agat Mamelake, takers in ' 20 to 1 apt Madera, no taken small sums 30 to 1 agst Kit Cat, ditto T to s ape Granby. ditto So to 1 apt Moonshine, litto 14 to 1 apt Matilda, ditto 30 to 1 apt Sancho, ditto 15 to I apt Luoaria, ditto So to I opt Nivilis, ditto 10 to 1 agst Reviewer, no taken 50 to I apt Nonplus, ditto • The arrivals areas under :—Duke of Leeds, Marquisies of Queensberry, Worcester, Oevelaad, Londonderry, Blandford Earl Fkzwilliam, Lord and Lady Milton, Lord. Scarborough, James Fitzroy, Uxbridge, Wharnelife, Men aster, Kilburn, linnedy, Jersey, Tempietown, Clanwilliam, Gower, Norman'', 'Althsepe ; Henbles. E. Petro, T. Powlett, C. Wortley, Duncembe, Kennedy, Major-General Barton; Sirs T. Sykes, W. Jl • J. Brig. L. Girt, J. Shelley, IL K. Dick; H. WlUlantlen, G.. Besepfylde. Mooney; Colonels Russell, Craddock, Frazer, Uday, Lessen; Major Tarbursk and Fleming; Captain Byng and Heater; Messrs. Houldsworth, Irby, Worould, Haworth, Tarn- Feljanabs, Everitt, Stombewer, Cespeiptoo, Beardsworth, Thames, Payre, Irbf, Gascelpe. Bebia..Wilean, Waddington. Watt, Fox, Lumley, F. Lumley, &c. TATTERSALIII. All the priseipal sabscriberTiii;gal lawaster r setlies was one hare yesterday. EXETER RACES—C: . • • • Pone of 100 gm glassily f s • Lard Palsteratoes Losberesigla • . ; 1 1 Mr. Panama's Prewar • . • . . i 11 Mr. 112.1411A1s brumes • . . ; Mr. LEO Crumpet . • . . I• '4 14.Tralswatyli Fiala/oft . . . Ede Mr. James Caelvart . . . de The Mambos' Plata al "O. Kr. James Cinque. tea. lib. Mr. Trelawarie. Padiadaes, . 1 1 . m 7 partial deo; at tt se Iss ISM b, Kistasthe, tb• Red, the 17th Nit. goes tames partook. r' tM Illeglasot i -f spieadidy ' • It• • ' ... /1111111heilit waft Its Capers of hh noteity's Sig —ant as w.. ea es, reepeesids characters, both del and neidary. Coiseal was at die bead of the table, h Wes hie tisk fir hieriCusra. ant ea his le ft his „Hamer the hides. At dm leftist G tl i t i =i-Colooei day. aon& The mama ceedviality prevailed . Ampeeeme, &MT. I The reserve Cempodes of the Royal Illeirthrers, soder tbe crienatand of Coined raworkieraw.emo speind bleb Barrack Yard, by Majeolleedder usual', KCAL on Saterday, the fist leemegy whey. d= gone through a variety of meeem eu 'a. the Prom saffr•A as Holier Tosasms. do was *mad oommes his oorseliked opjakokoo of the awe cif dlodyllps wed limmoiny of tbls pledge et die Corp* • - to.—ThirAdjetaat Geoid of the kook Ilk, . Mew Tattoos, et rose es a vied with the Ilk IL of Ifilasete, atm he wild a day wkh his brotherlike,. rttrl Ilesmorso f is Akar. Abeam dew he ftwil she Oewend 1 psmopilad to lospeot ihweleadheilikt mow gookesii haw, attoolkti lif the stair of the loom • ' Rir Hoot wee weekelkit es beanilliii . Redien; elliSb, skated at the alike *Aim ler ward of se ordedy eimeseeessmosoblerese limier, in elmhicii that Gewerldl ma she pammares • are happy, besemer, to dm the injury he meseitsd t satire as she r ollertworde he was able to Merit duties of the day, Sal seemed ea to suffer VIP the unpleasant accident. CORE, fisenweas IS. A . 01111•• L . Coune Ma areit..—This asereisi a Siaaaral Conn liteepthled in our Barracks, which la oseaposed el the fol lowing Merit—Major General Sir Chaim Deyfe r Cideed G. Haim, 3d Dragoon Chards; Pefajer C. S. Campbell. Nth Regi ments Major Timothy Raper, toth Pest ; lliajor A. nape Pasti mes, nth Regiment; Captain Sand Redyard, Thomas William Stewart, 66th Regiment; Casale JamoTIC don, 3d Drawees Guards; and Owns laward Weidoelheed a ed Einem (herds; Lieutenant C.eleseel Mr C. Toemet, Amhara Adjutant Closetal, is the Deputy Mop Askew,. es fweessigoso charges preferred by a private mud &Sadism of the I Regiment of Foot, against Captain IL H. Withideshe aid melseente wi dened MOW garrison. The Coosik gas olosed too pat JfilSeserimP• The several inemboge who me se 4106 es tf i g% eeseekwko pew the most strict attwedoo . to the prowseilogsi M alto' "Oki ages: Whew tiroease is dosed e jaiOmn hove we ilea plebobiy he able a amelieso their id aim Major-040mi Or him daring the w Hingham, KG& wee mem hole of this day. - MINIMAL COURT-MARTIAL. 1110 hilowleirkick milked andiendie hmeemot Is the praise et Chaim sad hi nolghbomdaul, melt flame in that feet, en the illa.l4la. sed lab days if the patent mosma. The Comm at width Wad Thula" of the I iltb Rinsons, was President, was miseatmed Oliesirs minted from the direat troops station ed at Ceammatry. Dear, Deal, Chadian. die.' Lees. Rio Sasalsoi APide, et the 46th Regiment of Foot was =with eadest seheestaing as Oakes and a Gendemon, le dm telarsal daps :-- Ist. For Mag. on at Oat the TAY day at Joao. INIT. b tle 101slic streetti Chatham. dist at poifortn, and dreseed in plain diama k egatay to the general orders and regulations a the army. Psi biog. ea or about the 4 7th day a June. si7. in the polarisation. Chasm. in a disgraceful state of intoxication. fd. Dr anteldeg mid itriblag Corporal Jobs Graham. of the Aid .Regkeinitet r ,Fami, es es shoat the night et the said trite , day of 301 M. 155 T. Mar the garrison of Chatham be, the said Corpora{ Joh n Wahmalmt W , bag t un the capstan et the Floret guard, and in saille. • lip wierma or pot. obteto that ts... Court having D. *that, aniesl i bpsie hie re-eihninise, was informed, that In the opinion of the own: the questing amid not be put. The Oilicer refined lesbians" it the sues this, that he thought a perusal of the terms of ihe silt to be slienlatered to him might have pretested the otelleb, being He professed himself williskheirellikl, w. . Illfeeke aid he was perfectly *added, mid 11 Thiglost was *pi sworn. Sigel ArtilhoNthe Deputy Indgb Septb• bib* opium! CM A a peinuesdes. *Mt elei s doweilliespen hint in the elessee misadlb ' • assesrepieet made by Ilistellidlles of the Ibreirer eta ßey se the eighths qieelse, of the - dof itilibe upon that widest will* tepeet.IOWASIN be • niklese drawn up fee. the statesidit it eillesh, set U. only read it, tbstafere, to show dome** radii es duty that night, that they might now be *maim/ is. 3=disit knowledge et all that onstrod. Hann then to the idiemnstances on whit& the charges ere • beguiled the following witnesses thettlHenry Augustus Dalton, of the First Royah, sturdy e l l 4Ol, Lieutenant Brooke. Witness was on duty at ant. ham on the 117th of Jaw last; was olScer of the pique. The report shown to witness was his report. Serrate Riche does, it the 13th Ugh' Infantry, sad Corporal Graham, ef the aid Re. giment of Foot, belonged to the piquet that day, and sew pd. vates of the Marines, whose names the witness could net reselbot. He saw Lieutenant Brooke et half past nine o'clock on that ems. ing. uses Chathain harries. He was in coloured clothes, mad ordered oat the piquet. Wham ordered them in again. Mr. Brooke was net sober. Ile was then going down to Chatham. -Oa his cress-exandastioo the witness said that there was s hind with Mr. Brooke; but he was certain It was he who aniseed Fug the piquet, because he knew hint very well; and when be meow 'crated with hisi oo turning out the piquet; he abused wpm, saying he was only an ensign. Corporal ions Graham, of the 43d Regiment, was es duty tre piquet on the 27th of Jane last. He knows Liniment Jillieehe by seeing hinhere. He canon say be saw him on the 17th at June last 11 Chatham. but he sew him on that day in thrberracka here. Witness west the rounds between 11 and tiles:lock time nllbt. He cannot say it wee lieutenant Brooke he saw that efgag. Was struck by a gradation; but cannot My whether he wee the gentlematror not. The gateman struck him in the face with his p fx . ant Richardson, of the 13th Light Infantry, was lila the Richard alawdrsky, James Duf. and Leeman Ifiamilsb y lig is t s be Royal Marines, were also oe the piquet ant was struck-three times by the same ginstismas. t e i mationewas droned in a coloured coat. white trimmers, sal seem/ Mt: Ife was in llgoor. There was another gendismb with Yip * arm ; a crowd was afterwards collected. nit eurred "peke the Glebe lab, in Chatham. Creemegeressil.....Whoste sever before received say eskielsem a; the WA of Liassilest Brooke • nor then to his knowlite. Riesdped by tbe Oness—Wititees reported the eireemermat odes esspenntsf tbe pipet, but did not 'mutton the gesdessan'it' name, beano its did set know it. Did not particularly sake his size. but he was set se tall as witness. He bad sees Liesassont Bespoke before; he had seen him cellist same day standing at the barrack door. Winans% attention was particularly called to las, became be =deli remiss* that his (witness's) coat was well hided. Cannot my whether it was the gentleman who made this remark that struck him. Cannot say whether he was drunk of not. lame. Brooke was Is uniform when he said witnem's coat was weS folded. The person, who struck kiln was of • middling dee. . Sergeant Peter Richealsoe. of the 13th Light Infantry, was es yl e r at Chatham en the 17th of June. Mr. Dalton wae die o of the piquet. Corporal Graham was one of the sew eassatisdoeed eilleers ef the piquet that day. Knows Lintels= Brooke. Cannot say it was Lieutenant Brooke he saw en the eight ; the person said be was lieutenant Brooke of the 4Sib. Saw hint between 11 and 12 o'clock at aisle. in Globe-hoe. Wle: ens reported to the idlest of the piquet that a seedcase had struck a corporal on duty. The gentleman who struck the cue. perallaid he was in the 45th; and said In a few minutes afterwards be was Leonean Brooke of the 45th regimen. He was drand' le a dart eat, white trewsers, and a mend hat. He was net ember. He west into the Globe lon Witnessed net go in idler — Os erosa4zlodaadoo the whams Madamd that be bad Mead, M the pelossot of sow et the cam, we be coal not swear k • was Unommallevote be tow that N flt t be bid laid so Woos j --.;i Or DU. .. Innen cede up es the terperak ei _ Aide The disponi pm the tilliesms a yelled a his bilk. B. dim sou a whims ls:Ile4 'Mew Mee I'd /men yii se ay ewe aa = ler MK rides your be Then tht thodeeses . Whims mid Me be would coke him ss de ' He mid he wield ace _ Mamma the plot ; shit he was a Geedentse, mad as Oiled of the eith It was a dark *lst, bet thee was=over de flit deer. Mawdeeley, a prima le the Mariam, was es piquet ea the alight is question. Ilk did met see Corporal Graham street, bet saw his cap off, mad saw him strike the Gentian" Mums bed MU a Um, bet be get away, and went into the Glebe lan. Lie was In liquor. James Dam, another private be the Marines, was es piquet en the 17th et Jun e , b us taw setting particular occur whoa - be wee gig his needs that night. lb is was some disturbance elms a deem retie limn his, bat lie did sot ktiow what it was deer. _La wreoce Measikkl was she me of the piquet, bet did set see struck Corporal Graham. Mere the ease for the premeedee dosed. Assign Altos was reedbd dame Mesmer of the siesser, end a_awd that there wart M a thiblthe et frewerks on thee Aga vt debaser. A. vendee wee dew glegmed by the prieetwu r t r e , whether an understanding did net taint se maps MIMI of the of the garrison, that the regaled,. dead, shard appear ht ed. tens was not to be strictly refereed at them oesesime when dem set being an duty,vidted places etagendemmet I The Court bring cleared, the ride, was lam nip inthithltai Lien; tapas the Court brim ricipmed, the Padded dellmeeddie that the quesdeo was tee ward. ami mead sid be mee Vier " present shape. as k Janda se oldie* easier Lim eili she menden wee withdrawn, did the . pdaerse alibied ideling "'he Ce . ert thee adjourned, and revessibil sett . with dW Mewing dime was reed es the part of Liedisent e ihwali 0t "' Mr. Preabet, and- Gestkeses of the Osets.—The dam babe diens& ersived when I am afforded es eprmesky of svpileinter the charges whisk have been se l Weds over me eve .11, bespeak yew meet Isidgent idiendeseldlat I treebityits with ' adm ebeettheines ups the ease whisk Ms hies Sid bade yen es the pat el the pradestits. NA" hbwever, I pressed tathe distimege et die mind* but seeessarr ditty, I beg the Cued lei madsntaml, that the sensimmem which I am sow sheet re ID you we my ems, whatever mildew* I may have evelled a tit off ain the sensgsthent a ilds. I may also be permitted to mite rids appertenity at eapiesslng my derp'setwe of the easdid, temperate, mad modem names In which the peirecudes It. ' hese cesdeeted vies tie ; is ewers for which ft thai be my shot maim ithienewer et meld, every mesas In my mew. sitesing a single espreeden d to give pea to way bid. id whatever, by degsgring - she me th a hie menthes, er the replay et his emiest with rapid to dth sefertuoate Weir, tit he to is)mesksint with whet I owe tti my ewe hewed and is. deter, led le dieridlinis et My Irak ismi Maas. Ana Imre ate aeon Ili gelleththegther el the Court to whom I Mi. theassary of pedingts doilies began be was mere, shit abaft Wee bedew bun sibeeelbei th em the idea that It wee piabliffer Ma es abseil" ties erlth4 period lesided .....,g=r= or akedsee lest Mild hags glow 01 ' . • dm seem enittrearsble imperbeini of goy weird bed esommeniceted to his mind, mart Mein et the sem dam l r etteemely diced, I May say It Is for Ohlamind et day meas, be era .poem gm and le la eider% t• dlapsa hull ail at eel !armies at I they have mei. asap thisived. I demi It bet lair, bets tamed' bid mid swamis -.egest the gesedge to *kWh I have allied ; est se 7 teesileg my objectise spots lc as et semillegthe nor 'deans*, se she pilau Meet'. wind, aid OM .10 Pei it the seerevermeherdy pima apes by my dreemeasse that did set seem beide by sworn tembeiony. liaise said we weenh, I tree I could sot possibly hew Melded him any thee. he will bine me when I new were It. that I -..amesemildenee in his jaw. sad beeourable, and lid. 4 elladilllllllllllllollll7 cue, as is diet of every odicr amber of Ali Odes. Is seer to elminne eyes the chase height heweed ageism de,- ep. I they b.. mai if I ess. h tt to is Mas =s ma rot = a a tild i t e eesseethet hi Meo w. ash ws et IV: a lethawitael et begatierwilies milingisky idyls have gel Oak . sillidea it of ipaaid.lava preresar4a ea paha 4 t Wilke ant Meit ills amiss, wished big late wile Ilaposair- imislhe subjoin mi. ter a a sides by Omenathidg Is this dew a the dee, besthet,. . I us: &Came wishing te 4 : 1 snake light et the se met. k fetes rem s peeellbb I I may be slinekes; imewley nesesell It Is dad I nsAy be ambled by wounded kings trot we enema wattles. With dm eon edema*. biemder; open., mli, id wit kij ka m=sed dim/ on a my ows some a luta, lees oil that I lam bees subjected Mee sedremewee a= g, emessgyethe the 1 dmillia =mei against de ea be tree se their fullest essents ley, If I hid sulky adinendset of an ininkely retort egghead I mem them that lathed es am By the Articles at War, sear 11, made 13, k bordered dm "se stleee sr soldier, who theillhopet Is arrest or hsrisimsent, shall modem in has trothissaild With them eight der.* until nth dim es a court martial as easisidy -_..blot .` Now, Mr. President. and Gentlest= lull your anew:len to the fact, that ter the alleged abiallet with whist, I here stand chargtd, I have bibn ha eseiludaddier s t l i cied aDO 161 than it weeks, am I nut, I relents., ask. jes. In saying that I have been subjected to exam suffering ; for hes there net been, in the infliction of the sulLneg emu me, en in. henries of a most important article of that cede by which the mi ter? 01111111Mmity of this empire is governed? That code. Sir, limits the parted et @alinement, before court-martial, to eight awe, or mash tiers as assert can be conveniently assembled. la it to be salti. limb the garrison of Chatham a court c .ald ant be mom. aseembled in any one week in the year ? And yes, here ralluvedibega (.fled to remain from day to day, and from week to week, for needy three months, cut aloe all enjoyment of that liberty which is so justly dear to the ;Wait of every Hoglisbasaa ; wish rhos, that might be tree at that might be take, Ma. pat age • me ese• ' enduring all the pay of suspeese, which Is more in tolerable time the wont certainty; with reports, C if ire l always exaggerated and newer jest, circulating amongst my MN& and acqualotames is every part of the ceontry, and edict beg. Perk*, jrreperable Injury epee my fortieths ; and het Se me the robot Mier a all its ) with the (w le Wiese et vs allessigente family aridly summed ma wring, est* the pew ethialesith of she at lee aormhen has ask metier she peetrsesed id& This may Malls& -eat ID .ha rest of thevierld, while "%di seek outweighs ell the ether alining esiessingssee of dm pelael and= In tallish I Mee beemplesed ; amloilmmlneed with it member psithenesit whisk I might have bees au with, bed elms geseined a dee chirps Mogi ROM Oleo I MOW Mgt w ield with patience end tedltedes . Tossed haistleem, lowerer severe, we however I mil bees mandtwd es with ebeerfel resignation ;Mt amethethem abed, male she min of anguish to chose whew meethall maim eat smiths& the me bid them epee to each seasebe emeasieseir premed spa my feeler with sock weight, dint were it get fee the Mims of those brother dicers who heisessif 'diet we Is ney mom, and endeavoured, with this ham& which, I mast. will ever characterise the ,a eons a dd /AM army eti l en sheer toy dqweseed spirits, I do net knew bow I hem Mese I.e so long • time (unused As I had previously bees he wild millerine) the beery load that premed men my mad. Amd homy dace I have adverted to the bleiness et ray conspanisei, meta Mesa I eft cm this remake, the Court, 1 es eare, will pan* me to take this pile appeetesky of egress* to them goy grateful mast a that bindeses-Tkiethess which while it re flects credit upon their beim, proves, at the send dim, that how. ever istilecred. er irregular, er thenthdees my mem nay hem been, It was at Mat free teem my ebbs dbrigetahle to the thane► ter of a Chrearime. Bet although they have thus ambled me to dim the w e a rlddis I haw &melbas I bag heave Wahl rePnw wee tile nd= a the Caen, the tect,thet those sufferings have Wee bend by as In andelpsted pudimmet for offences et which I have set yeklines medeted. end In the tooth of ewe of these Ma' eiderese maim /resides by which his Greene, Majesty is Wi a l i s=nt, as ler as peak, his stilitetv ram," (as ibi of the Maddens the siject in gesend) aphid the 4101 / iie datissuer. Elgilli' llWesillalldf diat I . era Pilaileam o l d hltiorwereave te be ais t iir s ecen be bes filrehaad vmsbio u be umansega l remdi f : 4 4 t ed bf! tadsa l ibish bir impsoms . mir Peedo thrT s , -- • ..•_.,..•_.,•••..........•....a• •.• I a .... suwasaigamiar, illiTlCril annenta pounds having hem expended Il e aecesed, who hiseery 'mug um, uttered the Coat, se. myself, to suggest tintest resemblance to the invectives of Junius-they se iota= them p; the throe cliandellers mime met about Oroo. esamanied Ity'his guardian, and Ma Counsel > H. pleaded a Not much by way at I are not the coolness and the poignancy of Junius.—? They are crowded every evening by . the most napeetabk Members, . ra t o . 'e: eh t:oll oith abloo• chordal . • se the Nesilei or die Caul; themby fauts it b esimig hed el Ve have none of Barke's ansplification—none of his otdse Tart saran • Jtestuss, or helm reWitil en M hi had as e n WM !waled oP ligh•wrought eloqueuce—noos rg,.. .bin. _oriaeseestical W e _ V o l and And Audis sessals Mu tss rie es , dot seinegespdostatm otthela„ disk me Gentlemen be hue sepported by sopensities. No tars erftmifekre can be more dissimilar: reiiieew wing, and that of eosins they will tat - OPa mewl whesheshe Malaise*: himself, daring Kr. Mroeha's he will Frei that I toe and I, and Mr. Walsh, shall adhere firmly to our It Da i th a tty:_7lr. 1 74 . 7 , :z. L. . __ sonfinemeem In insfamprahle terms of Ids conduct. I/Pon the haven; and that h yid creed. Ido not blame you for telling the tale to Stubs, Ki 7 Cat, ledlar, FM... Translation eledee l, aulehe rlador' ° Pap al :T h . lingerer ee aka w or ee tt. dePalidt he sal"lhether he wee° ; h e a rt conside the aela r e at eel iee Lord Hutchinson ; with the exception of Mr. Fox omit, Moooshine, Pelican, Laurel,Hartpury, Sarah, Gyrates nth:Spondee, " V alaat Caen having been cleared fora short daft, the amused, upon this Court. In l think Laid Hutchinson's judgment upon politics and Jupiter, Poliarnbe's t filly, Otivera colt, Antime cob, Emma. Ids re-adenledee, was Informed, that in the opinion of the Court; brought forward a La i t t es t e; Robinson jeck ide i s es blatild ire he a r ., e. and W. ikett, Granby; all the the question could not be put. The facer referred ao observed at. tan to express en ;sea more life, the vet y soundest I ever Met With ; and the sum time that be thought a perusal of the terms of the oath has been dealt out Se has another noble property—b• has So artifice—he A match has been made for 1000 guineas between Mamba@ and about to bit ad ministered to him might have prevented the question a transient act of 1 has no ostentation, and he is a faithful speaker of truth." et sallOhY, tie condition helm. that if either mite deelenea al ta.th• &nal hdoind• murepatoA ILT. .....4 . ......../ L:...--sit --Ins— s. ... —• A a m• . . 4 aihis/UW4 41 THE P Atilt • • . , % Livia( *thin rite ' 111,04.1‘i ma. —....--, • • •• „4 _ _.• imitida Wham that ho rye. ho coo talked tit rettsochtneters la doe Aro% OPrildtki *OW 1 4 14 •41 , 7 1 11,111 aw tb• L •he ham hiso wh i m h is s ew 'Mal; ter *be Linke of w we tithe k peer alet ibe MS W el . oboe Mel souk the t ibis trot, to weaken coo soWelef /14 ,ese, 'eel i add Ws es POWs It WU "1 6 Mkt 'Med Is respectful bat ebeeldilessee SI - siles Met the the 'was soma eleilsdr• ll b' menu, Jeareiae. Am 4 -it. tati2422104r al.: Oir"wPa g il l s wei e ft 1.444 Nat Imilahlde ' I Review of the St. Catbariaa's 'uric of- of the to al : w ontr .... paillk I air goes out say—ls di J. UP Iheolkaisi We IN The elitellbeliees of NO OMNI& More thaur—llo partook of a well provided diem., tnw by elle Mews of tbe pit* were egg does lbe Ciesdiessa obi t " There gees ibe ylineet. la the large ham of tie mew pii it II s beildbig. Width b-- tbusiolog ptqatot." The signed weal op to w'. and mid, 1e54 1 . 1 , SOW up . the occult*. .UP * 4 4 44 le IMF Oss. "M 1 MOW. yert.bed bow Wad wtat saytisk oad INS SW Oren, mews who.. were Mope AMISS amll mos of steam peorits• duty." Where.' met say li you are r bother tire oposhooso hoes or id a jui e p t y' s slat Regimen. ee sea as *op dos *nob No oorporal or rot, so feedlot chain lit asp hew co Me characters, both civil and sanitary. WNW Maws cube up to :Warps,* tad aillail Mist wale dm !wed of the table, having so Ms eight far Joarilkoso, or rust? The ostooral wok has throloosa a ...a .s err - GREAT ROWING MATCEL _ . The great sculled wager, for 40 sovereigns, between James Castle and elewge Maynard, took place yesterday afternoon.. The distance to be rowed was from the swan at Landes Bridge to the Swan at Battersea, spinet tide. At three o'clock, the river at Lando* Bridge was completely covered with eettses--bers, ekes, ddb,„, sod gose—preelsely at this time the men stoned, Castle onaide, vrho w o k t h e bed ; but Maynard sees rowed into hi. inside 'tauter, turned him clam alongside seem barges, and went by him out side. Team Southwark Bridge to Bbekfriars the match was most benesting, Castle rowing upon his opponent's quarter, tin he aga i n took the load, and was wined% the match with three boats length a head, until they mme to Blackfrisee Bridge. Here the crowd of boats was eo eat, that it was Impossible for Castle to row clear, and by this hlndraace Maynard emu up to him; and here, acceedbg to the opines of all who wen witness* lost the match, se he rose from his seat several times. Upon this, Castle laid his boat across his oppenent's stern, and said, " George, yen have lest." This was command by Westwood, Celk, and odium who were in a cutter don by. Maynard however, towed up is Chews. amidst hisses and cries of " Fuel!"" Castle, after remaining some time amidst the else of beets, pet as his coat, and rowed the distance ; and it seems to be the mord opinion that he won the match fairly. Mr. Sauk, the boat-holder, is the stake-bolder, bet has net given op the mosey, whiling the men to come to so /imam dtemeetiree. a hoc at be a e. bad at by th a times 11. dame )1- Abbe bis tent• mmb• be w; coact hum • mite' the b • title lbc A stud, thick• cold die) • Kepi tap top in torn Abh •,est the floc ho till ay to si )01 few beau • the grr oaf boa is see, A to ii • is tar • the • jut nod rd • p as , IC th e this risen ' • bolsi • a 41.1