The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-10-31 00:00:00

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L4ND, 18, I . ma. rri . • i r F l igig a N Trii sBll , 3lt i r t g f r s l 'at of PROM pHs PR RIICII PAlPAiiii • ',l ea to proceed ---........ k dis -etch. ore Till E Cosa of Directors of the Governor salt - .11. - the ACQUITTAL af 11104/13 HARDY, JOSS - o pe n ly analified AL,, MOINE TOOKE, eel Othay. orM be misbrand "tie PAM'S, OCT. ila.—A t Ma' • 0 / .........e1aab ""'"...... SHIM. Con/pease/ Ms Book of Bogttnwi time Notice, That a mods a t that ses i geols lbjabs, ma giagagy she rish of i ng, 6 . guns w . f . bad, lime Net woo .:‘ , ; are desired to moinittee at the General Court will he held at the Bad tom WEDNESDAY November. 1809, at the Cellthsaad Amebae Taivera, le the . • Strand.—Diesee e• Tqbes la'Pr eCilub•—Tlebell mbe event of the slgadars of ito Me dlslmilig : - 'ore thett r it of Next, the lst November, Boas Eleven in the • Forenoon till had of the Stewards, soul at the -Mar of the Tavern, Ills. 61. / • . 4 .8•4 in meat the roar in the Afternoon, for Me Election of a Diretiar MC the 1. • - , remainder of the year, lathe mom of BENJAMIN WIN- e, . SUBSCRIPTION TR EATRE.• Count of the Eispirr, 011$14011 lif rata at. i ASH, Clerk. THORP, Esq. Beamed ; mad the Election of a Director / THE PUBLIC is respectfully informed- that - • will be declared that mein- i the BOOS far rectiyier sv i sicat iii - ok 4 he cielly 'whiled at the theatre", midge lidlamationi ROBERT BEST, Ste. this Uodertakiwg will be Graf at the Bamititt-liesier of of Ling lire th e Emperor I .. N. B. Act piluell li the ith year of the reign of his Messrs. Manhood Co. ilerawlinirsetomil Ileum. Itlpeobot- _ _ orm th e Pub- present 14 y, Do perms will be entitled to Vote at the tom, Newman., nod Co. Lamlisni•wimit, ea MONDAY M. Brion de Moridetour„ Auditor to the Caen- Valet, ia Ready mid • wise shall aot have been six calendar smooths Next, where on that dap the Pravda§ way be rms. CeteEllsw-oireet, porseasell 1p hip awarkinsf the Stock, for which he shall By order of the rittee, CB of State, else of yesteriar ~log for his Ms. t s li s e c alve m his Tote, imistithe said Stock shall have been ac- NRY FRY, Solicitor. jeers hod galines. tt-drop brilliant qui or shell WM Made ityliegersi, or by marriage, or by 14, Johmsttret, Bedford-row, h Old. WOOL Mao Itilislates estate, or by the custom of the City of Lamas, sot by. ago _deed of- settlement, after the AT 445. PER DOZEN EACH, BOTTLES INCLUDED. grand intestainmemt did NI Nile Not et Artry, hi T R ACT, dealt e l aren!ge..frall Mileb!see bees entitle& ter lug t° PUBLIC NOT IL o a y 'elm_ th e Div el web Ssiek. A SPANISU Al ERCH t irks not 14,1 •• . #40 10 051 , 411414000, of hilt . ,fts.in. a ( 4 6 : 2 21: THE- LLEIIT • Kiffr it ' It' , ZI_ORTII ISALgii. Ali . .-. : ‘ a •:=44 0 1 / 4" ,' . ' '. 1 - 1 1 14 4• 11 §Cal. all!arilitAlli 4 ... .N - lib lialls ' AI7CTIAtt, , '''l" ,. Vitality. - 'Br INSTAN AY sod sON, an a ea of Xeres (orothoramm liberty and Port ire , Mu rom "i late Mites!. Mass was perforated. , chase* apply 6/ Early is maim Sitio/. in several Lots. lodes ureirieesir A* dilt4follorf of the 8 1 " 1, of lib °Yr°. 1 : 11181 Y , ve5. 6 . 11 . P" "1 arevlisas to the esstertainsment_ . ; . • • . . No. 1147. VAUXHALL BRIDGE. rirllE Committee having determined 1 with the Undertaking with all possible _ ready to recite Proposals (wen Persons properly to fill the Office of ftuagitsrer. Seth Persons are desired send Pmposals sealed sp. addrroed to the Committee at Virginia Cofee-hoirxe. Carakill, on or .before the-tt r h s November on which day the l'o , nosittee will tacit the purpose oftalt lag the sante into - consideration. • By Order of the Committee. JULIUS NASH, Clerk. London, October 18, 2809. Ilierecteo • this important intelligeoft Samk by order of Ss Count of the Espirr, aeration of Pales, os, sully Distilled at the tbeatrei, asillaestbmi 9( Loa. lire the Emperor I M. Irian de Moadetoer, Asditor to the Coas t:ll of State, set of yesteriar eftaieg for his Ks. jeers head qiiirtera. Oa the lit issstast M tle .obarangs gene* . grand satastalniseat Ira at* iist at Artipti, of SUBSCRIPTION TESATBE.• THE. PUBLIC is respectfully Wormed, that the BOOKS for receivieg SVllScaletlottg Mr this Usderteltiag will be wait sit the Baeltiwt-hesier Messrs. Marsh and Co. Bereerlostreet, awl MUM. itasesbut tom, Newtons, nod Co. Limeloarditimet, ea MONDAY Next, where ow that dery the Pravda way be sow By order of the Critter, it "TRY Fl, Solicitor. 14, Joho-street„ Bedford-row, h Ow. 1801. DIAMONDS AND PBARIA. riENIS JACOB begs leave to inform the Pub- L~ Ik that beensditates to give the fail Viable. in Ready Mopes, for Downie aad Pearl'. at SI, Cciebspar- street, Char lag-eras, appoint she Canisini Tavern. N. D. To he dispased of, a Pair of siagie-drop brilliant Bar-rinds sad a Maltose Crow. AT 445. PER N( To 'im SOLD RY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Tll E next • PRESENTATLON to a MAR- A OE. is • poilieslarly besn a ll i tPhrt 4 4 .0 6 1 % of Loatteret, amor.d. 8,64.1 as Kim', Rinks, %Olathe proppert of on ea d tv ill* Yluilbey. Foe Porto-glom, sad to treat for the .Purchase, apply to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Lincolo'slon-delds. E... I • TO Mrs By WIIRSTANLISY and NON, Shell is atint Sriag, In Mileval Lots, aides reethwell din; rir Eirlfrebry Pnvaate y anti " V 1 One 7 b l i " l a s egi HOLD'ESTATE., " romprialag the ll noble Manisa of LLB WKN Y HALL. "AM' emstaias ample accommodation fora Family of t s And elkstiactloa, together wish new ensiled ` and very comaiedloos Bleach Works, Water Coro MM, sod Iron Fore, all well aspplied wilds water t a Poblk.lsouse. and several improvable Farms; the whole cootalaing soar FOUR THOUSAND AC_RiliS. of extraordinary rich Paster*, - Arable, and Wood Land, is a high Asses( eultivatioo, and lirlognearli la a ring Ram The Estate is intersect.d by the River Clwyd, most beau tifollysinsate is the valley of Clwyd, is ;hermitic, of De:s hithead now, North Wales, three miles friss Denbigh, sit tram St. As/tyke:lest from Ruthin, twelve from Abergely,, lad twooty4bor from Chester. Doe solar of the Days of Sale will he given in this nod , Mbar Pajwiss s in the interim the Estate may be viewed by apOyiag to hit. Hosford, at Ueweny Hall. - Porta:shin, with plaosansezeil, will be ready In a few weeks, and inay be then had of Mean. Manley, mid J. and W. Lowe. Solicitor., Tegapic, London.; of Wiostoolet and ea, Pateronsser-row ; aMr. S. Lowe, Solicitor, With chetah, Soropsbire ; of Mr. Myrtle), Surveyor, Siapieforl, mar Chester: of. Mr. Thomas Wenstmley, amiioneer, Li verpool; of Messrs. Kay amid Renshaw, Idaacoester ; Wynne. Solicitor, Mold; Mr. John Juom, Raiklip; M. Hughes, Deabigvailltsif Mews. Copland and Pemberton, Shrershory. :f . , noy, a stuck Xeres (er others*. /and Port rethirt of the Blebtit of his ewe may, tesilltets of Xeres de fa Fraelera mad Das* et ;be above Prier, to which he mint earnestly god easilrdeney_ealls the attention of the British Pehlk e having the power ig referring theta to se revel Nobientea And immerses Perna of respectability, who ipive parcased lad highly approved of *he Wines—also setae aladeira, at Ms. Application to heated, to Kr. Seemed Coroitt, No. 15, Artte.ki-street, Suomi, roal was - - W kNTF.I) IN A GENTLEMAN'S FAMILY, A FRENCHWOMAN, to attend -upon a Voting Lady wise* with her Masters &e. and to in struct three yery Young Gentlemen hi the Fiend' Language. None need eller who Millet hare the most satisfactory Iteenmmendat item Apply at Mr. Williamson's Tay Shop, Thayer-street, Ills ter-square. ilie LET, an LEASE, TWO HOUSES, in thorough repairs one situated in therefore of W(101)- , isith capital Warebouor, and six roareuirat terse R utiser in SILVER-STREET, FALCON ', with sit cow/mama Rome ' and as esitiesive app Ar VY 'irk-41'0p. calealatel fee a Prime , at Mars ..— For partietcars, enquire of W. Brass:Clirpentet, sol--trerr. Ch..tp.itk. ._ pftvioas to the entertainnkent. FIANCLFORT I OCT. lel.—Aacerding to al. Vices from Lintz, the division of Lkutenant.Ge. neral Wrede has marched from that place for Selz. burgh. On the lltb, a second detachment of the gem demerit of the guard arrived it Augsburg, on their way from Vienna to France. Letters from of the 7th, mention, that the Prince of Orange had left that City, for the head quarters of the Austrian army. It is report ed that he has obtained the rank of Lieutenant- Field. Marshal in the Austrian service. His mo ther and sponse reside at Schoenhanssen, near Berlin% PAntb t Ocr. ll.—the Court Martial at Rua:hdaift met for the first time on board the Ad. miral's vessel the Ocean, on the 31st of August. The pPdceedings wrinst and for the prisoners were continued on the succeeding days, to the itth of September inclusive: The Advocate for the ac cused was M. Francois Daniel Faure, of Roche. fort. • - .~ • S itt. • A PROVINC' AL SUNDAY NEWSPAPER. to be Poblish..tl Losloa so as to arrive by post, free of es price, .within 130 mile; of' that Capital every lieneay and riv re ster distance, one day earlier, than any other San ; tit will beer tiled. THR LONDON ASO PRO VINCIALSUN. DAY tiAZCTTE. The first Number will be issued londun, on SATURDAY, November 11. and in the Gaiety, on SUNDAY, Noyesaher 12, 1809. Beautifully pritraf4 b Quarto, 'in the largest Paper manufbctured, con tainiog 24 Column., Price only Si it pensr-halfpmty. PROSPECTUS. " A day, —.in hoar of virtuous liberty. " Is worth a a hole eternity tit bundate." The appearance of the LON DON AND PROVINCIAL SUNDAY ( i.IZETTE is announced to the Public at the coinmetterment of a new era in their politico! relations. The moment a ppe.ors to he rapidly approachinm ii hen morally, as nett as physically, separated from the Contillent, this country will stand alone! The novelty of this situation, the danger it ineplies, the violence In it hich it ori g inates, presup iso-e a fuadassantal change ilk otir future policy. Thus, placed to a state of outlawry,—thnest violently out of the co..fede racy of Fur Irwin arissas.—ae %boll be ruder the necessity of oppe:ili,•e, from their Code of iftW6, rat oramswe Jogai telltpresc c.i ion. W hen tistitm cobine •Or the avowed de inaction of floe. no means are Illicit whitk the latter may employ to prevent the ob;eet of the coinleession. 1 tie so *era: ioe of t Combos* i. h.laeiilllk to a crisis.—' Wien it writes, it plates, at the disposal lit' 03C autos the moral awl physical resourers of hbehly l.ingdonts. This mutt detests us intessels. Oar freedom is incompatible N ith his tyranoy, oar ispefen:e stimatates' rapacity, and our power ren.l-ni the tenure of hi conquests precarious; wool is more, mir rurrowfal, or umacccmfu. enrol., stump his name. through a perpetuity of ages, with the (114r:icier of a radian, or a Iron-god. His power 's commemorate with his hatred; and Mull are oily inferi,r to his abilities and perie verance. Ti rcsiA,sach a man, N ith such means and im peded by such motive, Implies the great unanimity, a Odom, sal vigour, of which a community is susceptible. To Inspre-s these sentiments upon the minds our country men, is the principal object of this publication. No time must be lost. Tie danger approac es Procrastination is not nutcase the qualities of the enemy. The career of his de vastation is like that of the whisiwiad. Aastria is a terrific evaraple. Prussia is anniber ; sad Ipuhe. may be MS otkirti to the catalogue of his &agents sad estitalties. TM leer .al of a year, lost in dishy tbialtenottee hostility;—consumed is bait vigorous, and wrap viers, and distracted by unmeaning squabbles at bresev— slight solve the problems of oar ou oWiper Tilpisee it beyond ISt...each of cant' icy, the pidon or lee Gleans of resistaosee most be stanTed w s t/ri e rs Such thfr U. , U. nag Arts lb. Nautical Spillligence. icf,lnding LI tyd's List. Id. Military Maikvient.. 27. Proceedings titbit Colds of Law. 18. Pollee. 19. Accidynt. aml Menem Stk Births, Marriages. am* Deaths. 11. London Markets. It. Goods imported darimg thwWeelt. 21 Rates of ltourance. • 14. Public Filial,. • • 45. Course of L %change, Arr. • PROPOS A LS. The Leedom and Provincial Sunday Gia?elle shall be print ed no a newsuid beautiful type. It will be arranged in th • order of the °iodise of ire Kul, and on the largest Paper MAnatactured. be Paver will be so. runtoged as to contain TWENTY TOUR CO C Advert.. norms will occupy a small space, and will be in setted in a novel manner. Country It.sidents are particu larly informed that all advertisements aeon be received derv' tbe . Country Arms. A Copia., lads* will be ammtally given s which will ren-1 der the Paper a UoateLats AJi an AL fa siti.v It scastsa of there ear nant Orders reeeried by Mews. Bell asid De Camp, Cutheriee-strert. Str.msd and by all Onoksellen Newsmen. Verbs of tot ft dtx. throug,h,rat the UnatcdilLbsiddst. LADIES' BUFF DRESSES. r IRE objections to But I)resses, from their liability to Stains, and the difficulty of removing them, are now entirely obviated by ;home el innsiow E s CH MICAL BLEACHING LIQUID, which removes Stains of Red Port Wine, Tea, Cofer, Fruit, Mildew, and every vegetable matter from lief Dresses. Table Linen, Leather, Cottons, Medias, and Lace, widow injuring the Buf Co lour, or the texture of the Oath. Prepared and Sold Ay Hodson and Company, Her -Ma jesty's tP.7, London; sold also by ila enn slid Co. 150, Oitrortiotreet Mae, SI, New ;ion& street; Harding and ifotitik elk Poll-Mon; fade, 46, Cesakill; Gifford, 15$. Strand; and the principal Perdisners 101 Mediae* Yeaden theombout the Usieed Z.lmpinh, in WOW at ss. 91. nail 111 silt, w sasery„ m g, earefaity - aalle%Sthflollooes it wety.i. sow atassiados for Matto !maw, ' It dos, he ea object of duals* or osetwaslielg with platis loostp„ Ow to sal of these de dot If I tbr popes of meliorative, is the ac• spires's* of woe • If the rifts of sr Yessi have begs* t Moog ea* ripari melt isaxiety will be prevented by as early - • cosoteraetles of this lorpM state, sad lo these eases no peat i dielessity will egicur. Hat whestallis &Iciest has for years existed, a peeler perevetalsoe it y reignite to revive the shualsee toa sports of life, and to re-aaimate the Cnistilatina. ic .seneey which is se menial to oar undersakieg, and the nedilitilins. which we ream to state, forma the bases of our pretends*, and Is esuieideere with tech, this ilia- M ai "' it dins, OM Mows. LEIGH mad CU. nay be con voked persooali ~ or by letter, inelosing a Bank Note, at their Hone, No. Y 9; Amid - street, Strand, near Tem ple Bar.' There is as additional eaStaare in Water-street adjoining, and t: s e , F=h ea both doors. A DI Ikea the College rgeons of Su in Lea den, reeliatomiah meet essiarnt Physician and Lederer" of scalar • awl assitisous attention to the stadia 14 every besseis . Prelbsion, are open to the iospeetiso of every enniverisde iono eanwitute a fair `roved for i that weal with Ir bil* we hithert been humoured. E. 1061 CO. Svaasons• . - - _ s aed perseverance un Ilse decants's. Such sh - milla * eha• racier or sr foreign palitirs. - , W HEN PROFE"ISIONAL MEN of Etia. Oar observationson amok affairs nal be .w/41 - raid osi Responsiblitt dotage Areas the general the same ,pint, and the same ; ot i o i . . 111 .sytlies by thessteetioa. of a branch the sanctum stateht ts. creedal* s awl abhor ; . . ~ eT Poi coatiOsid meow la Ike Ma oilariow of superiority. *Amble laahhisvt4 Ws. , . ' . ''. ' 9 ' :Fowled yews base woirdessied sit ties to the seek- • ...srle v e- • s i as , 1 to lissiivatlii!,,- , do- *y e owl 4 step dipole., and die seeoesstill result of, mantic politics. The 4 , said tiiiif • ar . re- I 'sr pies as ammarad Norm to offsisa. es far as we f.-eoce to party. owl Mt, is ' ' Ind are air, *rain elbow complaires which are the oast poi it ir.it seeta ri- in, vr ii our aireetions, eat , . tit the raologposaf heausa hilditio. uur labours. Tue. as* roe it hest, of w issiliallsa is every breed d Preetiee, Ise me- tiler . may be is it difft 04 Iv o r. 6F oar . ....., Maio! the owilhriaps of formi Debilitvirrt F will tmse invariable deism eti sollbeessia M> aw= iiii~i from the igerahac 4l6 4* I 0., ins we wilt not make,.--it Is *Ale 4 ; Ol e : or thaelvally thiagaraws poarlphariat of po. 1.1/ fl a murb awl perfitrin Md. The Pinar oast We WPM semi i.. own merit. IS it be asaapirduk It van want le realm- to throws of which oat have doomed war rir3dati..4, ~n.I nJproiewiou, to mote it the patronage of a spas of nosiest whe- kiiitish Poetic. Iher • se. lieseeity s Meth et De. GENERAL OUTLINE OW THE PLAN. tot w Wise dip habit's, schaoi•hoir, ar the I. Foreign Isteliigeeve. I. Pruceediegs in the &male. libWilnat me S e a v ir ep Zl illaw•woes of Mar io 3. Gazettes , with the Namerand Ad reties of the Allen. tbeleseleseet, sad Nest eidireleeetl9 ales appointed to conifect Itinknipb' Cormalsolost.lior. Mown 010 ace *war& by-ths bilisereties 4. t..tst, West India, awl Colo Mal laihroatioa. , of as a. CmannialcationsTrom Ireland sot Seethed. lif. :V ail' , thittheis 11 4 47epleiNts messily awed. ti. Prwiseial News from all Parts of the Cosalry. sad 11.1111 kill• Om trod that Ws say pre- . 7. Airliwitural and Spurtinz Isielligence. tem so saf e ' '. PULITIcs i—ode Prospectus. Miscellaneous Paragraphs. The Cosirt oat World of Fashiuo. V. isinstshise dos coo at assepliested Odin@ is this Diorr With tit. eilleblest *Wises al Ile a, who, Avis ea is allipiliatir Vire. eft the remise, at a V Lilly, assielre of Os 0 Debi- - I. City lesinns. 111. Xast India AlLtirs. CsrYth iralsossisolibillsossisissers 13. heatric st owl priciour T:0 Criticisms. • 7I W 1..... • wan __a ilhe islistermilbsir loss& war his misery bet -- - ' - ---- - - -- •- --- ---'!--'---- S • . LAW INTELLIGENCE. COURT OF CHANCERY. Mooday, Oct. 30. The LORD CoaticaLLoa sat in Lincoln's Inn dale, tad heard many motions; the most interest. log was that of EGERTON V. FLOWDEN I cao• Sir S. Roast LLY nrovect foran lujunction agpalmet Francis Plosrden, Esq. restraining him from *ail. fishing a book bf which he is the {Welter this M. lion Was founded on an aided', stallpi s that Ms. Rgcrton bad adiranced to Mr. Plowdeb.464l. mnitty of the copyright of a book, called History of Ireland," a work in throe volumes in quarto, published by Mr. Egerton, sod 'hold for 41. That stifirwards Mr. Plowden published, by another buottliker, a work containing much of the substince of ant &niter, and, of course, injurious to its sale, for VIA lartnrituns in two volumes Bro. and soh! at 11. 45.. The Motion was granted on this statement of faits. oaseitmelams MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. CLERKEN W ELL GRESS. Mends, ' act. 30. - commenced *Ufa* TMs day the Sessions Chairman, Mr. MAmvaatme, and the Bench of Magistrate,. Sallinaa, a butcher, was imic:ed for a must unmanly assault upon a girl named Harris. It appeared from the evidence, that some tri lling dispute had arisen between the children of the Defendant and two little brothers of the Pro. seentrix, about sweeping the mud before their re. spective doors. The dispute of the little urchins ran so.warnily, that their parents ca:ne into the street, and the Defendant, espousing the cause of his little relativev, set upon the mother of the Prusecutris, who is a decrepid old woman, anti her brother, whom lie beat most unmercifully with the brown, and then attacked the Prosecutrix herself; whom he treated with such brutalseverity, that she fainted through pain and terror. She nes rescued from his cruelty through the humanity of the by.standers, and convoyed to her mother's house, where, after some time and Much diSculty,. she was restored. Her its, however, have since Ire queetty.reeurued, in consequence of the treatment ' she received, and to such a deg ree, that medical men have given ep all hopes o ther perfect reeve. very from the effects of the injury she has sits. gained. The Daikadant adduced some witnesses for the purpose of contradicting this testimony. But the' Jury, after Mein hoard the •summing up the cvi. deism by the Chairman, found the Defendant Guilty, and he waisentenced to pay a fine of WI. Wednesday a boy purchased a cracker at Mr. Postlethwelte's, ironmonger, Lane.end, Stafford shire, and immediately cut fire to it at a candle on the coemea in the shop. The explosion comm. nicated with a cannister containing, quantity of gunpowder, which shattered the windew to pieces, and fouled the wood work into the street, besides injuring many articles in the shop. Mr. P. and the boy had their heads and facts much scorched ; and as there was a great quantity of gunpowder in the shop, and 04 the ',remises, it is a very forte. Waste circumstance that much greater damage was not doom On Friday night an elderly man, named Eirns, went into a public.house in Great Sea-my-road, and called for a glass of liquor. He ernnOtined at the time he was almost chocked by ene fo, ; and before he could swallow the liquy - r, he fell down, and expired. by several ihs'oers in his pocket, he was discovered to lie 4 publican at Kennington, and his friends owned etre body next morning. Saturday afternoon, as a girl n'oobt ten years of age, with an infant in her arras, was crossing Barbican, nearly oppoiite Princes.street, her pat. ten by same means came off, and in stooping for it she was knocked down by ti cart, the whttels of which going over her head, killed her on'the spot. The infaut bad both its legs broken, ;and was taken to the hospital without hopes of recovery. On the Bth, the pleadings and all the foresail. tics prescribed by the Imperial Decree of the 124 of July, 1800, Art. 70, being gone through, the President inquired whether the •Members of the • rt wished to make any observations ? Thep Istaninsously answered in the negative; upon Which / the spectators and the Advocate for the prisoners withdrew, at the request of the Presi. dent, and the prisoners were conveyed back to the place from whilh they had been brought. • JusomENT.—The Centel, after deliberatine with closed doors, set the _rotes being collected ac lording to Art. 66, section 4, title 3d, of the 'k/mentioned decree, in presence of the Gea.a. ral Rapportersr, unanimously declared, that the peoccedings were regularly conducted, and found by a majority of eight voices to one, that the pri. 'toner, Nicholas Clement de la Honciere, was not guilty of the loss of the ship Toustere, arlskb he eomtnanded in the action or the 12th of April last. They therefore acqnitted him of the charge brought against him, and ordered his sword to be restored to him by the President. With respect to Jean Bsptiste, Laren. the Court, by a majority of five voices to four, found him guilty of having, in • a cowardly manner, abandoned the Calcutta, in the presence of the - mealy, on the 12th of April. They, therefore,' adjudged him to suffer death, pursuant to Arti'3NP - e2d of the Marine Penal Code, of dm • 1 01:61.. . ;August, 1790, which was read by the Preethoet. With regard to Guillaume Marcelin Pretesu, the Court unseimously acquitted him of the charge brought against him ; but by a majority` of Rye voices to fear, sentenced him to three mouths con ' finement in hie own chamber, for having set fire to the la lies with Lou much precipitation, and without perriously advising the Admiral; and this in ponstastee of the law of the 20th September, 1796, authorising recourse to the Military Code, with regard to offences not provided fur in the • !Marine Code. The Court ordered Captain Pre ' teee's sword to be reethred. As to the prisoner, Charles Nicolas Lacaille, the Court having taken into consideration and found by a majority of six voices to three, that he did nut lose the Tourville, which he command. ed; that he spcmtaneously returned en board, two hours after quitting her, defended her against the enemy, and brought her into port; adjudged him, far•having momentarily quittged his vessel, to the punishment of two years' i'nprisonment wherever the Government thinks ft ; and further to have his name struck 'out of '..he list of Marine Officers, and tee he degraded from the Legion of Honour. The prisoners PP. uteau and Lacaille were found liable in expencee of process. . The sentence was read to the Plirpuett at half.. put two o'clock un the 9tfr; and intenddiettly ef. ter, the President retired to an a.ljolning cabin, where lie causer' Lac:idle to be brought before hie.•. The President then said to him, that having b •en a Member of the Legion, and being fennel - guilty of a breach of honour, it uas ltis duty to declare to hint, pursuant to Art. 6, of the law of 95 Yea. toss, year 12, in the name of the Legion, that he `•thenceforth ceased t, se a member thereof. On the 9th bf September, at fun; in the after , noon, the eristiner Lanni underwent his sentence, • on boat( the !Irdmira':‘ ship the Occur:. - , J .' , . ? - .' ji k. i • JACKSON'S TRAVELS IN AFRICA. Jot published, Dedicated, by Permission, to his Royal Highness the PRINGE of WALES, 1 In one Volume, Quarto,lllastriited with thirteen Maps and Plates, priedtwo Guiwas in Boards, riPRAVELS in MAROCCO, SOUTH BAIL I JLBABY, and across the ATLAS MOUNTAINS. per- I formed, nt diferent Periods, daring a Residence of sixteen I Years in that Country, by JAMES GREY JACKSON, Esq. Together with a Full Account of the Anittink. 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