The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-06-21 00:00:00

4.0 t ' 'j f ailinikMaa • • ~ . • s• tN! ; •, of at few thy!. proved to hir. anctthat though 1111011#3 *new tiot•have intp addlreas mas. *ship in order -schaute, it • taint.dihe precis quitting London. • • tininn/s Cerhr hatt . l expecte , le-of flit officer I ) " fate iftws whom . — lei& the ini I.:Odluaw Viiiviitarte; holt* ing the t 'web,* to clew P l4 titeilvtiter, itpcilmiiitite , nd'e(4l4 ince' .- so pnliousitexWttad . ilitt It.reated tei my footliVtintiiht Oitoti hnii.otleitto ipeal nppvi.itt• dlsttinti my lAA- to " the notits that diiQlaae ilte'' 4 -lelt et . liberty-.. • • had eccasioned. Comments is. ' 'saying s& little to the setvipts whabrootht that.notetv• mined on - trial, and did 1.. s'• bet She fact is, 1. did•ask Om seieral questions, as . pose, I do. feel perioded that a . very diferiniku eopears by-his aifidasPit2 That .I . aid.. pot learn the ; premien .woald have been made on the ' Tory and the ." time of the twiner from the note itself limo tratly ' world at large, than that which they aPpearip enter- . accounted for, by its being writtert,ep eletee•itsthe i tida; apdAhatiour Lordsh)gsMight ham been dia.' bottom of the paper that I could not reid..lt „This .poeed to fake op 00Polite iiew ,c4.-thci. ,ERAe 4.4,• . ./0- assertion is said to be contradicted by the ,canons- i fatted me. Those witnesses wee,l, .. ,d - balle. . , "_,__ ' stance of • the writer' haring found room Mudd ate Particolacitoot fli 11 84 41 ". it qtatkilt -OK' - - D eleil postscript, as if there was only one aide tothepeper. i ger's dress, when i brat Sew him. house, name- Of the postcript I have no recollection, but it might 3y . ,,e.grey greet coat, apd a - ..seder coat-and have been written even opposite the signature. That, ..I s ecitei• . Unfortunately, tbrAlsgb• tonne. mistake or I did not collect from the hood-writing that 'it- was., misconception , aite°6 my lawlisilier; we re left Au addressed to me by. De Berenger is nothing eetraor,., noticed, and, of coersis were rs,itexamittor.,- ; lime& dinary ; my acquaintance with that person, was ei, now to offer their .several affidavits to y e ar Lord: l ' tremely slight ; and till that day I- had.never.receieed shipir , . . . . , . . .1 more then one or two notes from him, which related ' ".I Witold farther !Omit. to your Lordships, that., to a drawing of a lamp. I was too•deeply impressed my elfidarit was made at the im•polie of the memeot t i with the idea than the note was addressed. tome by f ag soon as I .heard that placerds. had been 'posted,, an officer who . had come with intelligence of. my.i stating, that the pretended Colonel Da Bourg bad ,brother to apprehend,that it was written by De Be.: gone to my house.; and in the conscious rectitude of renger, from whom 'I expected no • commisnicetion.my own conduct,. I pot only ietrodoed the name • and with whose handpwriting I. Arras :not familiar.--;.of the only °titer I saw at my house on the dal • All that I could Afterwards recollect of the note ; stated, but !merited every occurrence that took • move than what is stated its'' my -affidavit Is * . that he ; place, and all the conversation that took place at had something to -soestounicate which, would _affect: the interview, to the, best of my recollectioa. If I my feeling mind, or words.to that elect, which cop-.; am. censured for .having been too ittgeoeous in my_ :armed my apprehensions that the writer was the, communicetioe, I trust it will be admitted, tliat U . messenger of fatal news of my brother.. ~, . . •• • 1 ingenuousness disclaims all coenection with' gent,' it " •If Berenger had really- been .my •-ageetia this.' is indicative only of my innocence:. • , ." .. nefarious transaction how I should have arted s ..Pr 4 i• If year,Lordships will be,pleieed to .reliieetlets p • where I should has chosen-to :grebe hist, it is iitt siL gist I have offered . especting De . liereeger,, possible for me to say; but I kinship appreheo&bat . Psbeir in Wad the avowed intersourie ivhich .. k . my own house was not the place I shouldtameasts ! .l with tip ; Other Defendants , ' respecting wh ' . • lected for th at purpose, The pretended Da lbws, i ffi ct I heal/ "'WA compelled to speak at last up“: 11. if I had chosen him fer. rayinstroment,instead'o(his. l .angpositjoo of, their ,guilt, I am :confideut you wink making me his convenience, shotdd have tecvaiss4ed4 perceive how easily any man living so Circumstatialif his expedition and have Monad a change:of dress elseud ought ° have been placed i s the very same situation. ~ . where: He should not have, come immetlialely and waving the supposition of De Revenger acting a • . in open day to. my, Loose, I should pot so ; reebly . the direction of either of the other Defendants, ISW hate invited detect'sat and ks soncomiteat ruin. , , I. still contend,' that any man who had stock concerni, " But this ii.nOtllie only extraveganse of which i and was elighttiknewn.to 1)e Heeenger, tin the seem . I 'am accused. What supposition abort of my abso.. I risk with so of being driven into the rttin.which in lets) insanity .will . Oceunt for say, having voluntarily deservedly, as lam still willing to. holes has befallen made •the affidavit \kb has been .so mach cauvaasod i the others- --• , ._. _• Berenger - - " . 'been used r- • whi4. if I really knew the plot in ,witiir,l ~, appears to hare been engaged ? Let mit nottiltS Year I.ord ships' consideration of the sitlAtion In tic!}. I -stood at the momentin which that Allidavit-was Nude; I was suspected of being connected with tinkinweeednd Du Bo• if I had k - n,that r tke .The artifices which have . a. v i pivo r i much .prejudice apiest . use l I. .l,4lopirelii' ,spi►e of the injury they have ilii: i'lkohle-Its : smut . subside , said I look f Ob irp l l.lo . ll . rendered my character sem* offjsllo, 0 00 , 11 most speedily as well skated '!----- - ~-Slekelt _Jag ; .._ .nown Berney seas -, person who had assumed ,thatmune, t;a4111.,1 possi bly hue betrayed him, and consewaiptly myself, more completely than by publishing soils ndetail, to the world ? The naive of Berenger woo never men tioned till brought forward'. in my-affidavit; which affidavit was made,, u swore. by Mr. Wright, a wit -mess on the trial,. with the circumstance present to me, and remarked by ma at the time 11,,delivered it to him to be printed, that if De Berenger uhtuld. hap , pen to be Dc Bourg, I had furnished a clue, to his .detection. The circumstance of his obtaioing a change of dress et my house could never have been • ' . lcitown if I had not voluntarily discovered it; and tints I am represented as.havin brought him Publicly to my own house, sf being the first tn disclose his name, and of- mentioning a circumstance, whichi# all others, it was the most easy to conceal i onvd., if divulged, the most certain to excite stispicluat: lier4t ' not -next to impossible, that a man, ooncrimmr.4 guilt, should have, been so careless of bis most ilUille• vent danger Z , . , i' .. • • - ' " My adversaries dwell upon some particalars of this affidavit, which they pretend to.find contradicted, in the evidence. The. principal one ism) , assertion, that Berlnger . wore A graen,coo. I have repealsoll -this assertion` ' upon oath, under all the aims of the 'Jaw; and I also solemnly,effirm, upon my bor . r d., ,which I regard a; an Obligation no less sacred, ossly saw him in that dress.., 'Rhs witnesses ,. 4M , Ote .part of the proseeptipu:have•seleVtedi 8 1 04. 1 ., 110 $ 11 1 a re d coat when be spired iotowa. ~_• G rante d. : lioo may he not baveAanged it *the cosi*, 04 bill•iltrnin i 1 to Green-ttaeet? Vl(l4ere was tbirritja, l ord what purpose-was , the portinn4opn !. rows fi .opioion; ilvthat , he changetioNsAhleovin.the . Ol a f 4Jecause.pbelieve that*. 'clartellif4 AI ' appearing in my presence till lohhafkap ' i_ i .1 . 1 tendereffidavita of those vpho whila;•,lo Aillikika • his f i rgei.aoat, .at my boom.; : ' be WPM bisTe 1 Thangtilriiiiress before I :ow! 'or, irsoot Oatars4 ) . Ispoo o thessigspegiiggloonf hisv in to cOtteali tram me the_work he had been about ; but' it is like many., other con fi rmations of my innocence, •fated to ex-II site no - atteution is the, minds of those who only`' • • i,,,.1 ~,a .. • ~. .44 ?.. ..f ' . 'Tile SrrATESMAN. - - - • - pat in, M which he urpd .his loyalty for the last 16 years tothe British overnmenteduring which time had acted aka volunteer in their servide, without 'reward of any Wed; Alma !what 104 a patrimonial 'fortuf of 33000. by the loyal adhereuce of his fit- British Govery ___ 7 , receive it at your Lordships' hands. lam not us- they . to the rtmett * Ameri can -. ' r ieriliik used to injury ;of late I have known persecution rebellion, arc. 4 ".' r ' ' . -,' * •* • • the indigaity, of compassion lam net. 'yet 'ablo to *Mr. Pox and Mr. Hicuarkterthett addressed bean To escape what is vulgarly - caned psnisbasetit, the Court in mitigation of puni tit; so - far as he would have been an easy thing; bat I must have he: , was concerned, stating this he. had already suffered lied my feelings by acting as it`-'I were coracles" of opWaids Jr two months conSnement,in Newgate. dishonogr. There erg ways even 'ot removing be. ' 141...Serjeent Pair., on the part of the•other three yond the 'Witch of ignominy, but I cermet feed dill , : Defendants who now appeaied,addressedthe Court, graced while I know that Ism gentles,. Uadertho ;Observing that he had a difficult duty to 'perform.— influence of this sentiment, I persist in the deferice Holloway and Ljte having already 'made a direct of my character. I have oftek.lsessi in *idiots confession of the gent ; and he had no hesitation, Where I bad an opportunity of ottoidniit. Thin is on the part of Sundae instating, that he-concurred thefirit time,.thank God,' I wogepew"9olledispob to with them in that coitfeasicie. The only point he eAqd at.". . - . . ;-, ii , i , sa i lite - .. • , had attempted to largest the trial ties, that they were , ICI Lordship then handed in : - its , , one tsncanuected with the eghtir_pirt. of the conspiracy sirnself, In *hick he assorts the truth ,of his .4.11- which - hadisnoceeded leom . Dover to Loudon. Ile , it -lkwara Asko, Mr. Graham,, ,tb Magistrkie;: could not now, after the_verdict of - tho Jury , insist ,ieeether, by 44, gervestti Thomas -Orritortr;• in WWI even on this -poisst.,,. He admitted ..that it was a 't4 l l. l _/UPPlief an,oaliesioo irk- his elatoingtion itn. the strange circurnstagas, thit..'Ms. Cookrane John oat iv the Goleta of the military under . -Colt *egg should have.,written to . the,Stook fiecktelle Liviris r .ll.4lo stranger who called for his Lorditip it Comititte g on tip. subject of , Mr. M.'llaie's. offer O f 134. Greeti-Meeth on the 21st Yebrueiry ; and to ' give information as to the : whole fraud, Ftsas,stfildswits to the same effect by 'the. ors (mode if. large sags was paid to hint; . and,* also !Omitted, ~oteerrefte f;iree is his Logis.hiP's house, het who .bad , that it was a.strange coincide nce, ;that both chaises 4tet lOws et ellesiapioed-on *log of . the gisoie.' Attald find their way to the Merril Gate.. Tlii, cir , Vbss. Court,' hussar s oteoced to the renewing of cuaistanc9of the voluntary confession of lielloway, these tree last asmokonod afilsiegits:-, The limit they with a iiew - to save the Gentlemen of the Stock Pt rejected on the gotisted that; the. mitsless - bad been change flont_nn ry, (menet', and •the conres... ep: 9 4 remeMined ee th e teleisitorLoortid notoraw be allowed 'lee of Libo r ' ) wi t h the same view, would, ,10.0444?„ or c« ' hat he holintwoin ; tuasi!•as trbsted , ° as no' iniall 144dbus of We iiii- , rto the lather two wit se, no vain yalsibottar till- nisbinent .w Alm might Otherwise haVe expected bushed thanihis, that if witnesses alight lbeiotlPien to receive. , Ad not Prelims to say, that they • do r ms" Adduced on a tria, bat, se ikosives of : prod geotoi are made tiffs ' 'elf their guilt under any Aro:o4 , `brought forward such .witnesses.-catines IlfterWilvdo_ , _*:be of forgivesese it men* ; but" they wOntd,. dutiiielik4 brought forweed to state, is tike 'lmpala **dolt, "itoishill , -luavabetdiiittber iiiieetent to make Ja4:l Mbakthet know of the transactlin • --,' , • a,- Wl' they been awsreithat- that .woultrift , , Lord they mid, be bateau* listtill 0 1 / 1 111-' the only evidence against them, end thatthey were vita in the confided hope thatiheir fosodrillivklusisid to expect •no mercy, Siudon had in like -manlier have g ranted him le UAW Willi oat Ashillitthoit hods. coefewed his goat, and, though these three Defrli. poses might bikve.beekoopuslipid .., ~. , , . . .. „. 7 * • dents had sorely teen guilty of -a great miadetitts. An Affidavit was then put)o' :limier Ikribilar. smar t they tad surely done all they conl4:4 , llo..eire Braking' Cochrane,. brother to riold. Gam% le trentsiesiiiii expeneo to-tlinProsecotori... , •: nit:: which he ages ihe,Poct of his .be writ ill th e Mr. %Litmus end Mi. Pcnwax fettethiselike itonth of ifilwipoir fink 4e- Let . isatidt. • -.0 . ANtos -.. , v.. , 4 .. ..* .7'.4. thi4t...41 ,1 4 WC:4aq 1. ,,, -•• , 3 . ... . . : . ,: i, ~•-•- .d' FO ,r ; • • ^ • ?•,.. or • ;r' . -s• • ' •"1 . - •. •;•.•• , . on The part of the pr. i had been , made to the rank an. s ~ at bast one of the Defendants oti r tbi 111 refrain from expressing the feeling ' O (6 , shame which he felt; at the la which had this day been e nhibilaCbefr eg Lordships. It most, however, have an out ut IdCttl _ a salutary lesionto.others ; " belt foriibly did, Mat coiiipirecj _ Naked as acquaintiki wiih.strange'co* ,mead that the .case of Hottaway sod •,t; ' entitled to contidsration; they had, sensible-of their improper-coudoct, discarerref their s guilt ; Sandou mad e but still he did not ,aggtavat.e his di Defendants had done, by 61ing al therAnofeesed their innocence. now appeared, was the.hinetranipaidi Crichritae, Mr. Cochraoe Johestone ' • lie had, to avoid detection, endea rte from justice, and whp secured,.had a screen himself by perjured witnesses, .ocessioningthis additional 'disadvantage, th a t th e hardihood. 'to awes there woo , the credulity to believe. As to I Mr. Doan-sae Jobastone.• the lett, his defence on the trial, ware gift Anti the traulaction, referred too ti actually written of the datesiani-1 equally a !hod 'or fa becation. - were a fabrication, ex poif /Wail cue it only showed s mere premodkati fraud and deceptiOny ineemoch al the time the conspiracy was sewed I A nt bad been proviiliug a fake l ied hi anticipation of any prose4ati4 Allow detention. Stilt more'dwpeinit was the attempt made 'on ail pest 'fit 10 show that he wakie. : file doe -...... to . JAI doe .omaiik time of the perpetlat:on of ,the foil * that it wad ittipc6lli,ile Ile Meld 1101$ Beringer perpetrator of that frasl.-41. - • for three times.' I Doi also to acquaint your Lord.'l ceases who had. been so fli rte d. - ho wereg ; ships thatphe Baulk aptes'whieh have been sited to , the persons by whom they had ‘eess ,-. . , ha vepaspedthreugh thy hands, ‘ must unavoidably so forgot the case witicit they , had io m et... 4 have damp, as - I permitted, without thinking it any 1 the case in question, recognition ofronntellai4)4. I' L line,*at tie 'solicitation of my friends, that all i been carried to a length he had never before sik. rafts cOnneeted with the Stock Exchange businesatasased; and thore was not a On!, po t i on a nted. • old be Odd In My Dime ) whether.l was in London to point outtbe person of Ihi impeetv, who d egtnot, and I did at air time change notes, or lenti eimgle est De Berenier the momemt It. tact 64 II • 'Mr. Johnstone money, as a temporary accommodal eiseinklis conutenance. Nos Only so, but hi ticks when he wished it : and , yet it is a fact, that *r ..l ivered : him, from ' hand-to hind , tin be at AP I . Sad never seen Mr. Johnstone till the Rd of January lodged him in the hooae of Lord Cochran. ialis' tato But' it is Impossible for me, and certainly a i Which it was mot preteededlhat any otheriwrisk 840 . 1 Ipseof hardship, that I should be answerable for j swering the description had entered on the ilailia , die manner in which those notes might be disposed i question. Then they bad the affidavit of i4c;v4c46, .of.afterwards. There appears, no one witness on ; rane, which he had 'chosen to -repeat teday. .0a 'the trial that can give any extraordinary reason for 'this- he should . only remark, that l: must appur , my having-paid the notrs Audeit to ,by Mr. John- i I strange that his Learned Friend who had' tits,, stone; for I might, hundred!' or times, haire paid-' conduct ..of his Lord.hip's defence on the trid,. ; noterto an 'eqtial adiounitir him, or to any other.' *old have seen a witness called who, . he IT 1 man. •' . - . :- isforased, could prove the colour of the coat Vtell.l r "My owe sconscleitte Cleave sae of the offence. *De -Beringer on the day In question to begrami laid to my chirp, arid so tar was. I front-avoiding in- lead yetthathe shookl be afraid to pet thatirlestisk. veitigation, that I °muted it, and instructed eq.l to him r austooly so; but he sLonid have two ogle; Cols ael sot to take advantage' et any. Mow; . abiauld;; servants rbady .to .proifie thq same fact, and that h thaws appear one in the iodirAlooot, but to force Abe i should net Call thek. ;:The *ply_ conclusion herlsji trial to issue.. ~ , Come to on so sinacementable a proceeding wastlik . 4 .' I can only,. my Lords, accuse .myself 9f one that his'Learoed Friend was melded after . 1181140., fault, if it can be so called, .tha.t of being too gene- goner that had' heels aidoCed, - pm-tit:lar l ditt it. I . L von, amt vi st i trarcleirupon money affairi. I shall not i Cray, that if all the servants. hs !Lord Co9loolo. intriaill, self any further upon magnitude Lordships' hoesebad svioni thet/becoat Wes' green, napes qiine l ehly I siiiiiring you; that the smagnittide of my woof& h ewn believed them. Ao,,r on had b oss . 1 concerns iiiihWftinds,,* upin Which so much strAnt to the services of Lord Cochrane. 'rho* Nei Win leid;-4ii let; according twiny calenlition, "however, had been neither forgotten nor un ekeds& !'sely thing eitrattiviiniry; 'neither waslhe sum I held !by Ms Sovereign. /Tehed keen raised to a high task off the .2lat of February, ea act of-preaseditatiori— 'is- his. profession; and lie had been graced whit* tail dotteerirs being as extensive before that period as badge of distinction which *as understood Os la at that time, and' my. profit . upon that day, tellick t instre to any ruck: Ka ought to have recall*. J.& been so muchesaggertted, was .anly 13001. its- i ed, 'however, . that those marks of distincflott, M ,(gend of 30001. iodates' by the-Counsel for the pro-1 they were the rewards for his pest, ought' abets plecation.• Whatever your Lordships' decision may !base operated as incentives to his future,cooduct.., be-respecting myself, .1 shall bow with submission, 141 e had also the high honour of being CA Ropy featiog conscious of tarlasooemosof thp charge upon.: mitotic' in Fatliamint of that City' in the 11,114 rpipitj-have..been found guilty." •F ~; „i z -1 which-they were now sitting—a ' pas; which', if ii ,I Do tho part . only, ..De Beretiger, an afadavit was ; did . not call on him to . fetch = wish **Atka iiiii ~diet of others, at- oil events - veiled on lat to attend scrupulously to. the purity of his own. stead or all this, howertsr,"he is so* practisinct fraud on the funds.of the coantry; palming the fa bricated tole on this very Onard by whom he himself mak' was employed, and . jog a' brother Officer the . • organ of publishing this fabrication to the pub li c .— All this too done, nor Irons eny impetuous or youth. ful folly or feeling, but to, gratify a cold calculating desire of gain • and to this did he add the aggravated goat of an •alidavit in which he was morally per jured, without running the list. of the punishraent annexed to the crime of legal perjury. As to tits only other Defendant, -Mr. Duct, he led also been convicted of this otfence, which, from whet lid fallen from hi* to-day, it appeared was still en. , A. - penbsd-of. , „ . Mr. BOLLAWD and Mr. Anoulion, 4,11; .104 ide,* did not feel it necessary' or • aro single word. • Lord ELLEMIOROUGH ordered,: tint Mr. De-lit• rook* .alsoald be remanded to Neweite,. whence. hatter& brought; . that the other Defendants should sand committed to the custody of the Marshal Ipf -the Merilhalsea of the Courts, and' that they shnald alt be brought up- to receive the. Judgment - of: die Court to-morrow morning: We are enabled - its inform' our readers, -upon' rtu tpectable authority, that a letter has been received from the CRANCELLOB of .the EICTIZQUZIL for 'lre , land,- in answerto one written to him 'Open the ject, from -*Vera merchantsinterested in the wife trade, Which stater in substango, tilt the duty:tele I •• taken off will not be Yery coriii&table ;Auld 0 0 . the redo ction is intended to embrace the stock in the Ating's; - t i fichant's stores: as.. (Preimodal 'lotintetit) .••• ' . , .• - . ;I* '.:.rmiF.t• -- '' • ..0411010, . titi • heatfi v gim, ' mi 444, eel ted_intAbetit soopteionk : Mug la mkt er the Cochrane, lay' &Seater, en ecootint=offih"battitartit -WM tr,osPect 'of olitannps tol 42ttif i in . Mar and otbspqgdonedets, .as tf any p r oof ha heap 'lppilth... The Aeldirlt wirtittotapnarsdb,-11 . ' • reletdbee It bar been saidlivit the was a. atippi. given if hfi'iviiiring them% my presence. Be took , meet to the abore..offset, by the surgeon of Major life, of 'hi re of familiarity iii his trest(uent ',cif 'me especial ,vmre, I dtruht niit, - to lay them aside on hislCtichralm'alVtaloir-tiatiod flotilla Februalf. • Gould est SIC I can only oilitcrie,, that over, his waji 'whlni - he lind divested himself of hi. • ellicial ' Laid .Ew t ispactiovoss remarked that. thore -Was no' prlse..a ;id tad no contrail.. Bac ha koti`!l ? 4 141 ",kti P kit l4ll -Yt• I°°&,efPre I saw WU The 10110111terk R ieldenreIn . I show. it• bad heen,in. Lord .Coohniniga spectablo , .ige of abode, which ' bad occur '' l isio z .:Manteas before.metitioned, which it 11 adinkted heTs i osiessiotprlmlspcto the Slat' Ilrojwiary i •thoogh, their Lori • I tray* it will her, *44lWertpd. i he . is bronatt with. him, p in all probability, fornislod Min i Ali Wea71,01104 wee l nieircomseaton•whidt,weati of holdim lave left loin thriedayatiqr:sua" - oge, mith the green Coal, and received the red n'oet eed its tfitatlyt, .4,04ti0 , I4ottioliWo going ow ur, as ' it a lionkh -not' j ut ho n e tw fth . Ine ; bo'biid . o f ornainettts, and, .!liii,possibly, , fir this sreaana, up . . ik: 11 . 1111/, 4 11460 . 1011111111% II Straarraft• Serb ' Mai r stewing where I resided, nen if lie show remark his been am e smolt, it: A good tesl Ot til Alf * w As opect,tolvdnwhiakmoae Mutt lle Speed de.4 jot 'pired at,iny forper,lptigilig% whore my sorvation.has been bestowed upon De Betattgeioa lan: Wert _,, ..s'lliarggtp..44.4le Welt health. -.. the, most d is left:. :Indeed, if taking rifuge Jo my ; a:lllingitess to appear. before Lord Tacemiltir loan): -•-• Itr....lsatt:thoi. Comat.to thelollows ;mime or er to facilitate his escape Ind port at bill :fro and the infitrenee.wga l :Aat Orli ' . eitMel".4olll(l ft: ~. .- 7 .. ,f i • '.', . ~.4%.* * 1,t .. ' : • • made tdu L, el. ~. , was very,likely that howoulAn'Oarpose. hot bare been the'gristilfstes if his s .14 • ,i '. ' ' 7-risirt.ip, Wad for consultiog covery, b mil% precise place .of my abode preitiOag to hia be as* litre felt Aso regoig.g imolai pen: A ''' :, 4 . ;404 . 'fif lialliaqi. ... .price. of Ake .1 3 nidic the other intim). Malty. lath saidto .kri. left the . in it hy his Colonel. liaglay V_o,lnetoor. • e . ' . amoi. lll lllg Proaladoll Wivie 4 wwhich I where IL think I should-hatAlyhiiii;gooi out 'of a ipp&O,ing to. **Hi:4l4o-W r.ilios*jals . i: 1 : ;. :. A ., . - , . .'eitattglog. of notes, pr,ig not trd such a ` essengery as- sotto as t i heard' Couittm un,vpill ii. et, • 4 i n iy it kil4l . o o:. Sa: .... : 40104ek ' clintimstalmaa i ,ddime to, assure lard Cod :tea arrival. I was io sepreheosioof of -site ',ache ftoot f tOxd, agtplin ? p ~...14, ' Aftadi. A. ,lA,OA .t (11* Nit OOPS: yeas.on , the Butt, .Ho 0 0, - respecting my brothel', Own in :,Fra. , :he had tutplaimisd i himaelt—,4o Of :- , % -', r'"„ ) ).. :.ktriell,. Alt mO z tle . . tieti- at.,ert ..,_o l o l ll l o l oeat, you escaAa fro 1 thad received a lett* but throe *SU... , td,Onearly desperate alittit :to' aik(ii, ..., , ,‘ - .'..)' tiltlt!tfrotittYAValikt 4 lo l o l jsrpttlig ilisorglY t 6 ' ed to scrt the intelligence of hit tieing . daogetpuily )itui.oa board my . st 4 • Ina t t la . .....pili,,l.' . 1: Wa, _gm, ; t , a tlin4 .ety 00 wieknod desire is to .oeseslonin 11 mow tender you hi, Affidavit, withtheaur., very incredible ta i - lhittit ' h . O At, ik: . ,c t tenn'am ' '" 1 ' •• of dm Coors JR plimitalog vas, was (torte; datiti-the .t2tit itf. Febroory, 'thick . 'ling to .411 , his pass to "So AMIY -. t, ' . . s iv i 'to to* ~. .4g! ~: , att . trialy thati,seay.olesamy he. found' home with him. And therefore, on re- doubtless be percei* that fie 1 ‘. „l A ' OW . ..,_ 4 A .,' . . ..clies4erttit which it hte4p. Avner • fondant, I note frdni' Bertn . ger, whose lime I Was reasons fnr, dislikirig tog"( . ::* ,L. ' . i. • ,:- iijati - , 1 . 7 . i ll4,tHrt9lilar,iflieft.lakkpitt I Pe-, •dueed in 1 ItCypilol7 .. flnd as that note announced that 't Lint it, , however; be :: i'' ' ilKille mets. ti#49i se I lot .”Wng, Iny,eme: wee, speratatt - c oated lint *bons' batnt hors' my tenant: hadthe i mets.theths only 444 . ; t hicipot . pe.i: veto.. Itber , Ile. the indictamm‘sitiwoot4 be , here actin 1, of-ini. officer in the arm who was de. his l JWy cap, andthst the , • •-•- ' .. . ghe mums ~ qty . actqolittd.—h was my is ip, more...quo idllitiOtt; . I host - owl in learn intelligent% •roluntal. offer. The Ilea o Ate l eit lihra to Court nom days shush to., WO, 'they sly.ex*ftd ; nor had 'lt .fite•least doub4" Yartee#l4. or to any other of Apid g i v ola hank llama ragneo. which I .rkitw do of your ober case sled to my brother.. 'When, flowerer, (J with Me, AO . I ..oopoied It in ,eitemariatm ,et.,.0 Leirdshi ,,,bsii . 4 not been for My:Counsel inform - tem of frill the iWzon was Deffironger, attdAhat be icatifig to my tenoiinotiati.t4nortfisatia lola rit.i. 'WAN? . _,, .111$410_ have been cotaliatiod directly I .; that at the to spiel of hie oin, privSte affair.", 4b. icyllted from Nap. I then. *Lan intspicipa :strike, ,he 'Veen, and that the ~ Diffiladatits stionkl alVDifeidani t 0 'strati Its was ta x laid - the relief.tt;vmp4 sus) t • helli'sd whit wits tpld are, iff , e atal. spin net . ' m 'the Court, 0 0 11 4•Altsat iltiPiresvidektiee, 1 5 7: o ,kitiw .that titrit a lts :See the bearer' VI ; tits disguise was oat ; ' lately disPOssd of` $ • out oily I koml it isopessitplein eiceoplish, and I de. :might' foils 1 I dreadkt;isPeiediteid: ism from. feeling :conjecture as any one else might, frOokilleotddosito 'ffilq_lho .Defeadants,. Se ddon, Lyte, Rollo. ; oritr, was muffs! - which. I might otherwise, .havil.,Orem '04.4 trial .. He mooted ha to Willi h Wii r 'lliad AZ are a ll . perfectly unknown to me ; 1 ronger, to iberty-hebad taken, or the interenption it 7 ggreygre t a . t coat, .and a gmen under , noes; mod ff. thi that /imer yOf Wheal,' had any knowledp .l , l (thott a t plied. Comments have beep . 1140.01 my ; ilarionstwitOse iffullyits I ' now fondly hfial beiswese. l 'oi conlinunleation a ornwar saw, them in my life, eei:: t DiS4r t It tie to the sari* . wha brought thee. nole;- i mined ott as trial, aid they did aped tip: let pee.; I ter did I stet eietdr. Do Berenger more than two ' been ;he r -I I . • SIR TA. Olkryisai, tee 17th inst. iii FikarepequareOilbsladf " r lime Sliftfoodi• ' 'NA of a daughter. ' DUD. .Ob Ilbersilay; the 16th lest. at his house in Pleeeditir. aft;' ,!iss.o4psessed,.eernileales• end needmaa, sincerely rerrintld l Y all Tlip . ltecer bias, 'Ob slimaY:` the 19 th 'fah: at 2oese is Perasast-squi"4 !gedgisiO4 , 47,oalskies, e, ie lb' cemliew YI L eg • • A/ 4 ' Letepoli vrhied abi m.d'S ers4lstikk .11 1 % . • : iz., , 1 .