The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-01-24 00:00:00

IW - ' r ..~ I t t t. el r a V • . •~~ ~ . , Mr. IitIADER thee resikaneLpresented a roplicatie4 to the aniderit formerly seed* by the Appellee*, au4 erhicb was koomodiotety verified en eaibly the Ap, pollee. It set forth the evidence dalirared at the trial, end mitred that as there was no patorial feet oi scot ered since that time, that the prosesptinn was in favour of the innocence of the Appellee. It cos; teinerl copies of the indictaitent, and of she sewed of acquittal, and reminded by praying she Court alai the Appellee - might be persisted his wipe el decedent haring been re.d at great length• by• the - Officer of the Coast, M CLARKE rose ' and intoned fur thee till day nest le ['more ett - iiimpirr, and Mr, READS& lila offering any objection, thiCoitrt imeidistely granted the sedum. Thornton wt's 'theri, reScreed to os► tody of the officers. lb ittirf a Jlek coat as, waistcoat, lad one alert:, foie fellow of the one hied• ad istisCoort when be clihnotrldswagorof Team Asittoan Wei also piiient, sad stood oat do proceedings on the fidoetif 110 Coait. • • , .I,:pisosol4 JAS. 25..-Teis . mornieg her hf.lismeetri ''' . "is 4 the Princes; Eux . .tagen, accompanied by -- *. of GLoooluestr i p took an airing by Salt L. l otse •SI iltli HALFWIT left the Call!' teliey for Lin.... - taidn; Nieing gone out 'of wilting on the Kura. Yesterday, at two o'clock, loot her 'Calatittt . 0 cil was liell-ni the' Fortien-Ol fi cei'ivitich was itil: tended by all the Cattier* Ministers : thiry-eet re . liberation 1W StOtit . fits, when the. Sesieb be - leg the ' Sistine '-of :Parliament was filially armlet s to be sebmittsiol. to the ?ninon REORIft io -. this day at the Prinitfaii arßrighton. - , T a was, eviraisig, after the breaking op Of for Cell itet ( eseati t lota Hannorriri es the Lord Pre. sideet of the Centscildime the 'Onset dinner, or whatit relted•flie %Mils' &weer, It Wag the diy w hen doe ,Sherirs.ire pricked fee the year. This being the Anniversary 'of Mr . Fox's 111,01.. day, it will be commemorated et the British Teem*, Cortaro -street Charing.cross, by a ameba , OA* most distinguished friends of that illostrioes &NW Van, now iu the Metropolis. , Yesterday being the first day of Hilary Term, the - Judges visited the Loco CRANCILLOI4 at his hoes@ is Bedird-squiire where they breakfasted, after which die) proceeded 'to Wostothuter.ffail, toll cmeueithe different Courts •ha the usual form, estii - then proceeded to bedness. . , . To-morrow - being the first Sandal I. ilikey.l 'a, several Al- Term, the Lord I.lxstok , Recounts, . dermen, the Sheriffs, anti- City Officers, ienl go le procession to St. Paul's Cathedral', where they frill be. met by the Judges, Serjeasts, and may eters' principal Barristers; when au appropriate Sermon wiU be preached by the Lord Mayor's Chaplets. After Service the company will repair to the Mansion. boost, wheli they will be splendidly entertained by bis Lordship.. The Marquis and Marchioness of Lawsboenstifird holly artived,resterdey,ei Lansdowne;heettevikeke. fripl,llllllllll, Sr ea their oat,. Boweod.parit, CITY SPO4I Juaiss.—The eppolotisch! etSpe. ' 41e1 Jules irr-. the city of...toserles, as k .Is s well ' known, butt undergone a revise!, and, we hope, te. eared considerable improvement. Same idea may , to formed of the practices Which retailed before' this revisal from theci rcoutsteace stated in the Repos., that 22 men served more than 30 times In a .single year. There is one man who bed even served 55 times. This was, indeed, a Special Jer) man par ex. allence : we tit , k hi. name ought to be known, and the title of S e . ci4l Juryman attached to him and bit posterity for ever. We see from the Gazette that Lord CIIARLES Mxusens has been amps-ii , ted Aid.de.Cemp 'sugar.. -denary to thv PRINCE REG cot, with the rank of Co. lonel. Thus Lord Citstmes is, at 26. rats' of age, plated above nearly 200 Lieutenant -Colonels in the British army, many of shorn have fought and bled and grown grey in the service of their coontry—many of n horn, indeed, held their present rank her re Lord CII A 'ILES was old tnuugh to become quan tie. , for any rtoiliter) commis-ion, according to the regulations of the army. But this eatraordistary appointment was, Ito doito, Meant by his Royal Highness the Rectum es a reward for the extraordinary services and suf. brings of Lord CsAat.rs MAN NEILi. For we re. member that Lord Cu•stLE3 Jag one of she Aid-de 'Camps of Lord COATI' AM upon the celebrated espy. dition to Walchereu, and that some time ago his ; Lordship fell from his 'butte et a sview epos) imbledon Common. DaAL,JAa.43. ,, -The Charles, West, for Savannah, lost au &actor' sod rah&o last night.—Put back the 0“ 0 0, FitM l With loss of In gelard.--Arrived the Jsii, -Seth*. hails Heil for Oporto ; this Wharf.; Bustand,- trait Cadiz; sad Julian, Webster, frogs Pt. Jobe*: is days.—Tbe oatwatd•honisd flat *PPP , / ttside will. • • • Onarsporas, JAN. 22.—Arrived-, Ups Sassiel, 'baby, taws Callipoli, .having sproother ataintasol, antin-40:siast, 'and lost so anchor and cables PetiJklo.,..-or several days (;ast a gain lily, of. loose apples 'base born pickedt Ilesting • about the shore r and Value small stares; which are ooh s being (pond, it sop see yeas if fame Austesitia.", ?art of the belwask of a venel, - about 300 lawn, -hia olio been toaad.—Os ito sth Jan. a sisal', boat, froati It..Aram with fogy *moobeat, weasel South-mitt . 4011 , 1 5 , is the l ot,, a she hos .gat sines-bean .heilif 'sad havo_fsoodered ; oat or **mew lies tool spell children is gess* difial/04 ' JAN. 23.—0 n Wednesday bat, , Rosa, Clark, of Suaderland;enal laden, • - bar, where she now lies fog of Waif, will become s wreck. J AY . 22.—Tbe Seaford', Crosby for BOinbayi woe spats N0i..11, all well. weather has hitherto 'front the o arreat wieter, been reasaStuaty mad Isi;• heel* very severe is Sestina, where profligacy. fall . 0‘ loom. Ow Sunda 101 l I Motet sad (itto the bill 4 moo was how si: as isipssa ISM 611 W 4 w either of t days. The Malt hum tarried as bor.ohoek measly awl& to lotapjaw, opt Oa ea erase at G !eft-shoat seven hears beyond insipid ease an Mailfrown Glasgow ans Selena oilire ea Wednesday IsnesiDie . ~..~:" I , :avert . ; ~~•. . ~ ~~~.M MOAK MONEY TO SPAIN. The hastens tender wilt learn with indignatioa, that the Goviatiaest of Spain has elected money 11 1 the price of her sequleecento in the Abolition of the ISlave Trade, sad still genre that she Government of `Greet &beim shoeld have grant•d to the King of Spain a large este soon this pretence. The particulars of the abominable Treaty to effect base Only lately transpired. It was signed at Madrid by Sir floury Wellesley and 111.*Pizerro. the - Spanish Minister of ;State, on the 23d of September ; and ratified at Lon ' dim at* the 24d of October, and at Madrid on the llet of November Ism. Therspeniards are prohibited freer going to the North of the Lies to porchaie Negroes frost the date -of the lett ratification • and they are prohibited from goisg to the South Of the Line for the same porpoise. from and after the 30th of May, 1820, when the Slave Trade is to become *WSW* extinct. The penalties are confimittitto of property end traseportition to the Philippine bleeds. .FOreigneri Importing Negroes or Slaves into the Spanish Coltman are subject to the same penalties. - By•tbe mom important part of the Treaty to Eng .lialimes is the money eriangeitent. This is rho Fob. int at the 3d end .4th Articles. which *we bere:glve satire . • Article' 11111.11ip BON* Majesty engage" to Pay ifs istotleO. its gpa 4Febratry, 181416 "am of ter %tithed thOisand posed* starlin, to each puien d 1W Calhafie Majesty shall appolot to re. anise the ease. • • • ..Article lir.-m , The t assa of het Omar l thee. oso.,.psgatlostotilso is to Its ass4deord es a foil ilittrotten. fee all haw esstoiassi,by lbo seldom rite (Nabs& Msjasti epgapd is this wile, as ifissisi captured ,prstiossty to the is• ehellt el Mho rotilkittans of lb! prematTrtillti as Alm the lessee which area eseessety eintiocitioce of the abolition of the said trio. By this Treaty, then, Spoils is to receive is Low ' den, on thel tOth of nest Imes* 400 % 0001., sod so much of the Treaty will, we have m• doubt, be car ried• iota evectatioe puncteally enough. Ist will the payment of this sem more the abolition of the St... Testis lathe Spanish iloolohnta ? Those who anti. cipato 'any such effect from it, particularly after the late decision of Sir William Scott, must be very son. going indeed. British subjects cannot detain Spanish slave ships sailing under the lag of Spain. and being these hefts a Oritioll Court; and they know little of Spaniards Sad Spanish Courts who imagine that, thtough them the trade will be pot a step to. If the mutest of this sem by Britain were really to have the effect-o( putting a stop to the Slave Trade is the Spasiah . dostinions, it would afford some con. solation to the Peiple of this Country, to know that their money was at least employed is the cause of hememity._ They might well wish that the subjects of Isla.most Catholic Majesty could have been pre vailed *on by'other end more noble incentives than -FAtilkh geld to relinquish this abominable traffic; still % if Spaniards can only be taught humanity by 104 ih kis odd enough tint we most be at the lipeace the le icon, it would be something to know .that the mossy pas mot throws away. But we shall see" S o da. air miterehostion, that, instead of Gir ds/flog the cane, et It sweetie y, we have been itsj wring it. The stoney given by os in compassion to the bt• of the Blacks will not save them, and it will he em. played In ended% the Whites. It will enable the , SFanish Government to arty over to South America snarler army of eattcationers, by means of whom, tboogh it is impossible that it should succeed in eta mad project, it say be enabled to carry ott the work of cruelty and devsstatii.n. Th e f erm i', ex p o di g i oi , waaalso effected by mean , ' obtained Irons this coos. try ; and we shall thus have the satisfaction el know ing that we have twice enabled Spain to sacrifice hundreds of thousands of human brings to her Imre !eating tyranny and ambilion. HOUSE OF GO 11 11ONS. The.following are soarer the old staoding Orders of the Howie I of Crwitnon. :.-they serve to give as a few lento: e s of ' he putt traits of our alVerS10111: " 1014. Mnv 17.—Orrtered. That this House shall sit every day at seven O'clock in site morning, and eater into the great hostiless at eight o'clock ; and no new sootiest in be mule after twelve. • Ordemd.that whosoever standeth in the entry of the House pay Doe shillirig pce,wsu y to she Serie:int: • 1641.—Ordered. That all the k,embers who shall rose to the Howe after Axle o'clock, shall pa` one skillisc•; and that if any Member shall forbear to come for the whole day. be shall pay-Ave %totting,. 1642.—Ordered. That whosoever shall not be at prayers. ever, morning. shall fay one shilliog to the poor. • 1647.—Ordered. That so woo v the clock strikes 12. Mr. Speaker do go oat of the Choir, and the Howe shall rise; and that ill going forth to "limber Shall stir. until Mr. Swelter go b e fo r e. and shica,ll the vast shall follow. Whokoeve shall go het of the Dowse before Kr. Speaker, *hall forfeit 10‘..but that the repo:leis may so Ora. •• Ordered, That whilst. any granger 14 in• the Rowe. ad Meribei du air est of liisylaeg.. of spa& eataaantber mid .11 any Meador vial I . whisper or Crow she Home. or mud any printed book la the House. be 111 , 11- 1 1 aralk jet° the Poet's bek. " —Thss - an secept of any entertaissebt-a .ps.blle-livoste. (er tint alnyitig'sw say matter safer theens sl(grd/ws girth* Howe o mind rtmt.ithe oat of any feareey• r pre% . a orageosboviot *otters telsiscleil is the House, shall be *high crime sne t int4antssour. . todopyyme .sto amber eight to evertor torte any ofrio two Antbssolidsr. without leave 111flitisse. 1.12..-Cedispd.Theithrimeoher glebe Hinge do presume 'to make tobacco ti the Gallery, oe gt ills Ishittic the Hogue. sifting It - Cassettiley. • • That nivrapide dittfeeosses 4 s come Mete Westain. Conn of iteniseow. or tabby Odor Howe. during Pssibunaitt and that the Serpens at Areas do' like Wit esehtdy all each. moons as shall aired against this oflate.w' .• `~3 ?g 'PATE AN. :~. • mkiii LAW IPITELLIGICNCILi • COURT OF CHANCERY. JAW. 23. Wog the int day of Hi!lary Tern, the Lord Cllbintellor attended tty.S4 T. Pleurrii,'Master of the ftitlls. Sri J. Leach, Vice-Chancellor, and the ogler ledges, came duns, its the meet state to Weettelester-Hill. His Lordship, am eosin into Coen, Ihrtiosated that no appeetseheold be heard nest Jirsek le the Souse of Lords, and that defier the Tested* Assad item nothing is the Court but lappets ead'eseires for forth', direction. - bale's* of the day was - 1 6-- __ COURT OF 'EINES IEXCH. JAN. 23. Hilary Term cotniadwattl•thir day, and the returns • from the different jiits. belie, Ice. ender cogoisaacet of Ibe Court, were eyed imams& . .... .!,. [ ' .-- CRIMINAL IZ4FORMATIiiie. - - .a.'. , „ mt. BOLLAND 1011),10 for. 'PITS _so WO" Criminal Informaties against it person of the same of Robed' Dame; the application was weds,' the instaivee, and on the behalf, of a Gentleman of the name ofliamis Annestiy, who was : advanced in like, sod views, of the senior Aldermen of dill berseshwf Reading. By the affidavits it apples's-0-110VA pease of the imam be d Allen had been convicted at a late Qoarter See. 1 dons, at which' Mr, Annuity presided, of em the PreFerly of hie' IMsylnyeaujr:bot I. mmeitievoidllik of his age the. Pciasemse.amiag 60 yeses 44 Ws* the goad ebeilleter an Mod pravioolltboino, he obi senteoted only he a sheet imprisonment sad 'a piwg. Abase a +oak after be hi* boa coonaittai, dboSospoo of she. jail celled spOsite. AlMPOlit e jholl stated, that in atomises= of the Maim et OM 1 1 14011, ' • ,it weak! be improper to kellict the elir• part of the punishment At present,. and it was! , • spumes postposed Ail his heahh' was perfectly asiptared. According to the report -of the same see. t; er I etleidast, even thee, eat of compassion, the sal disected merely to pass the whip over the back of the offender, oithoot lank:ling any pain, to that that part' of the peoishment was merely no. mina. Allen, howeves, died before the period of We confinement had terminated, and Mr. Robert Dew bad .thought ft( to write a lelttal, and some verses, in which he attributed the death of the en. fortune,' man to Mr. Annesley, who had only acted as the organ of the rest of she Bench of Magistrates in passing the sentence. The letter wall addressed to ra Mr. Hobert. uan.—The letter and verses Lord were not printed. • Mr. BOLLARD replied iu the negative. The let ter, after noticing other matters, procevil.d Ines:— " I base been at poor Allele's, to empire •boot his case, and I found it jest as I stated, namely, that Mr. Anuesley was the cause of his pa nishment and death. Can he sleep ? Yet he knows that the blood of Christ tleanseth all sin. 1 bad a relation itt the same circumstances at Bristol, acc. ; but Bristol is not so etraugelical a town as "Reading.—Some men here hold that Bibles make us better than good deeds."—This was signed Robert Delve, tad • Postscript was subjnieed, in which he stated something he had learnt regarding the , Bible: &clew. So o nick Mr. Aeoesley beleoged. Tim Versa,. it "al milaeCepap to Mid poblicly delivered in a Coast of Justice, pieces. of the kind generally excited a mil°, aolbing more ; the Poem, if that name it deseiNed, represented that Allen's Chits( came to the hei-side of Mr. Annesley. charged NM with being the cause of his death, and displayed abs wounds he had received from • the lash of the mu, . cwicisded with thie Stange : • - es To an this Aonesley dare belief, " het did his spirit soon revive, "And %wore that the seat petty (Miff, " He would both dog and day alive !" Under them tiolunstances, he had. thought that the proper coarse of proceeding was to apply for the interference and protection of the Coortr-litale to show Chose granted. Till ICING P. HAAT% PHILIPPA DOW!. Mr. RICHARDSON muted, that Ike Defendant ' should be calt«d upon her recognisance: this lady was in contempt for disobedience to a writ of flattest Corpus, watch required her to deliver to bee has. lived their child, of which she kept possession..— Notice of this motiou bad been given both to her and to her bail. Mr. BELL, on the pad of the Defendant. ob. served, that he had a :voila cave of merits ; bet as his instructions were delivered to him very recently, he was not now prepared to enter into it. lle re.• quested their Lordships to postpone the matter until Monday. Lord Et.tcssoaoucti ordered that the Defer•lant' might be called, that lief recogniaances might be con.' tinged. Mrs. Dohin, a young woman of ..a-very atvd interesting sppearauce, soon appeared upon the Door. • Mr. Ricumtissom then observed, -that his motirtai' would regularly be, that the Lady be ,commisted to answer interrogatories it was, stot, : however; his wisll•to press for any ,thing ;severe a i teittsesher ; I and jte suggested, that if she would undertake tolippeer with bet child before one-- Of their I.lirdsipt chamber., the lewdly diapers • might be arraitgedl without farther eaposore' of circOrastances Abases. ing to all parties. • • * • - Mr. IlEtt. said he wits not aware tbat.the,Thamild', ant could here any objeCtioo. • - Mrs. Debit), however, 'wild,'" 1 - certainly not appear with my * • Lord Bs.s.attoonnottli stbseried, 'that the Gait; would grant no iodeleenee 'lli an %divided whin o shotred each a disposition to foram imattiowecloos iodates* to its orders.. Mr. Bell then went oittrif gown with the Were of *it Leedships,.to -confer With his Dia,: whet, she •Pleeseti to bar plass** the goer, Mrs. Dobin said, as 1 eititerry to state, that it is impossible foe ate to, comply with the intimathoself the Coed, "fhtiervir lae the coniegitenci of my seirtiiii. 'I cattitiorsonsent I. resign as) child to stick `is fathae—iint e bestitess of his conduct both to - me mid Noy chid ass ugh - 011 Sal (list )1 0 0 !P l .' 7 _;4 - A _ _ • _ . . . . Mr. RICUAItDIIOII said e that ohs Lady eat e'reedy in rentempt io not making a return to the writ of Habeas Comps. ' Mr. Jostiev BATILST -Not in ceetempt ; shoes Dot yet reported in contfmpt. . '' Mrs. Dubin informed the Co ert.that her bail weft' Ig ettendance to continue their recognizance,. *' She was then sworn to ansoeiiaterroesturies, sad Mr. Thomas Deers and Mr. George Walker werw Ilmetiatied as bail. : ' Before she retired from Court, Mrs. Dubin et. Pressad . , . lei sorrow for the trouble she bad already ,Ipiellit her. 'Dilation war roost painful, and she trust. led that their Lordships woold dO justice to her feel. 1441iimi a mother t nothing bat a superior sense of duty to her child cosid compel her to abandon her elifty to the Court. Obedience to their Lordships' Ibillidate to deliver up her child was out of the gees. 'llam;.e.lid•Ske trOnld willingly safer imprisoneteet er fins other privation rather than be separated from it -I.Slawthen coartested hod retired: MoVAntArt n . la another can of a famllsidif fartopplArtie wows of the parties not being seatiole.. 41silvtiod that he was iiiitreMied on the pert of e llsc tither sad i sts wife. The matter was Seed for ' • . Alt 17th Institut bet be treated that liall aa b ili VO (6 4rlale aught be made to prevent it- , .;f'• l I l• ' I ... a rklisoppal be res.-AIMS to grant a pry. via` • lilt 'SAN .bssld thin kit most ad. alnikikeurre said, that this iodination should be aillsoilettod to them; bat melees boat sides committed. So labbjoet mast neeemerily be mode public. viv COVERLST P. lillitittLt. We mentioned this case. which was tried only a few days Once at Guildhall. It wag en action to re cover a - demit paid by the Plaintiff non the headset the itt, an AlliCtiOlit'ef e 41/0 the purchase gas Annuity greeted by the Wattrinembridge Cosi. pany. The Plaintiff obtained a verdict on the gretild that the suavity wit* void, 0 poist being saved Yer the Defeedent. . Mr. Gvancif now opted to set said* the verdict. and to enter a Renault, contending that the annuity was legal sad - tweet ding to the form of the Stat. 53 Gen. Ili. - 'lie alerted, that the qeestion was one of the outwit importance, lnsolving several handfed thessand pounds, and ought, therefore, to receive the stoat deliberate ceositleretion: - Oa the recommends tige 'of thely tordshipl. sad with the consent of Ml.lllitteteAt t , it was oiliest& that the facts should be pht'llatit a soda! case. SakOiltill 01 itiYMON.TiII. .Mr; G AsELtim ......l foes bitociamai to compel the props /Ace , n( the Corporation Or VV; to swear in a Mr. W. Oaklej, as liiltilor of A Mr. Westoe bad latterly filled the o' _ _ bet withoet a shadow of title ; ..be flintdbeen 11 the utitijan of /eyetooth t libli Bareggh. 9thge of Mayor. agreed that he should continue until ..... ows.,-. . the At. torney and Solicitor-General .140 Cita i ebtaltsetrA • that *pinion. had ititali v ilirea irsititt AT cat he still ' missed to* reign . h tiedt The .1; %nay piselies i ps, 'tsar, is more for a 'goo ettorranAr ; What 'twilit% slot be elected in 'this - case, as the .cutter *could riot be decided soil the year for übic.b Mr. Oakley aught to serve, led 'spired : under ttui peculiar cir emotion* be, thilefocie, mosed'fier b blaudames. l'lse 'pion, after same difficulty and coodderatino, granted both totes ; Ma for it biditg,mss, sad a qua warrant., that the whet. *notice. might be brought "before It ; at the mile time ceselawinclbe mode of Proceeding 'adopted nith regard N the epinioli of the 1.11 41 OSOP 11 of the Crown : such II premise, 11 cos'. tinuedind extended, would pet the Mayors of CO parallel* in • cases of dispute, at the disphild 011ie Attorney and tiolictter-Genavel, who might delay giving an opinion in order 064 a particular lodi• *ideal might exercise the office. , HABEAS CORPUS SUSPENSION. John Robert', John Smith, Francis Ward, Jolts John's, James Knight, Samuel Brown, John Ba: godly, and several others, late of Maechester, Der by, are. appeared on the door of the Ceert, aud claimed to be beard eeparately. John Roberts, of Mattcbester, laid, that be bud been coedited In Gloucester Jail, eider the flabeas Corp.. Suspension Act, ied had bees liberated at the burdening of the present month, seder a recog. nuance to sppear in the Court of Kites Deitch on the first &Lot this Tenn. lie wished to know if Lord ElleiNorough had any charge airiest him. • Lord Ettotenottoouit..-1 a charge against you? Vas suit coach your spplicatioa properly; I have no charge against you. Roberts.—Then, will yen Lordship counsel me what I set to do, and where I am to obtain redrew tor my 'enjuat imprisonment ? Lord 'Et.t.oxnuatavon.—l am a Judge, not a Countel. %ou base appeared, mud, therefore, you have satisfied.; oar recognistase. John Smith, of Derby no* begged to be beard ; but hefote hebad .proceedad far, hens, interrupted FranOts.#4l, who 'Sad a copy of the recogni kence, 14'014. he bed been booed to 'sipper this , ay, 10 so, frtim tl‘y to day, whenever he shotild be n O O !Pea Soder. • rushy of 1001. 'He insisted as that secortisancir ought 16 be discharged. ~ .14"41..14.haaseetetrautebserved, that ibises , quits a *of kittlii jr . elisyssi on, end if sock persons, were lictested tu, ths Term emelt is h 6 a t tended to derblo its ptetentientl4. " 4 . • hir..Jesticas &Turf lefordted Smith and the rut, that the renegniesene leas Addled by their appear. twee Air* treelike rveorded ; the Court bad no poseetwacharge the recisitisaece, which was to comtlewe der a year. Another et the peewee ea the door here insisted that it °sight fie 10-dimissepd: be •wes 130 from bowe l tititteet e:peory is his pocket ; at iv were to reach home, be alight be galled spots seat week is appear again; or, indeed, free day to day, dor*g the present Term. James Knight demanded either to be pet epee hi, trial forthwith, onto beset at law eeniedy : it was net jest that this recognisance *mkt to legging e'er the heed of en buseeent eleurio . S•volsri his is stibutission; or to silents the soOmmjais of his eipl. ler-rigged boot, pont off to wow a. : i s, --...'' r s ef k t su o ca li g r d o 4 : 11 . 1:1 f ib : brig Msriti Base lab some into this b And k feared oil Li TER POO Lf • from Liverpool 0 lst. 13. tibtoilt, I , Althoosh the , • varocessert of the 1 Sonde, it bat of Mu hOl Arena prattle law, between Mom I lift Ora on the ra Mk could reef-rid an ei Mi t . tea, lts g s ed irat e . ofi t1:1 al:erase 'Wow Preto she *awe eon ..- Amend Pout-01110 ° X ! • -:•.• . , 4 • I I 5 , i • • - ot . • t 4 , . Tait -.411111Y. • • The fellewhig enter it pew Weft free the Wei-Ogre, (*wed Pateeentea,) and etldttesed *to Olken ettemsailial Ite etc e.hf.l-- S • I haw the loather to traessit W yea the areesyseyhpr settee and dielet,ties which have boa flawed with a view to 4etre oteetheleapag to the Miliiiatrosesiertsig Jots the Army, am terehrtry ***yea the pleasure et his Hord Highoess the Prime Reseal, that is home the nine shall he aamted ache' agegotathea of mit "armpit, at ma aettliiial 'abetter for the illkirge es MOM itn-Immie7-" • ItOrteE. is ibe Militia. aaa wits, : mss Miles 40. 00111: 4 1 Aay the Militia. sad wino es" olio NI inBo/I"olloralloOdstwirotib-lberlir4frilarivhill- desk; it to ludoogr . toihe compel me to exttOssillito: ficiii . st seen. sobsnission, or to 11.111 No. sow I wt Iblids. 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