The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-09-01 00:00:00

apt v anime ;SQ. 'eing luffi. s followg, ied enact. ich, with. rip or er iN &hi% At. I ship.' I Mowe r . with th, oh etclu. vls, o r o f , or whicir Etaqned or tervice or • persons) Nally on I), 'Mel, Itoold he hoar►. nt or na. I, or b oo t ►reek, or roil hay. 4 or 11. , bould be ti, neither of any under' of PIRATE Or at. being ti; HI of naii: until the; , by the nne4 ugly t of war, ei neldt oses of the y, actin tent, nor utely. Reg $ say sock eagues be set on o liberty, es of the I, at the landed, ith thee or 'IRATit% be per. as afore.. Wised by ridons at e vessel's iceeptable should he le vessel. burnt ie ery sock . (1, simuid touched resselt ele ill. Mlle*. rseesNlirog* circus*: '.:ases tit. PIS bunt. ,ittATI. proof et Statute; ird (``w'-hwe. tags America. copies et tatsimit, er of the infamous -stealirtgi Noe, the to those and mur. es might !get ines ; is coo bo spirit of are to tits r r abolish. kna%ittt Istiwrablik the ambit rhicb cap , oiJeotly eons, t4l I yoke a f, &c. KI rat), rtok. political ,cord Ett ected the rich and it Aye," for a ma y, plant, oyipg tllta sporis late Lora Q2URT7M4RTIAL LATI COMMAKiii The following are the (ifrtitulars trial, which Commenced on board the Salvador, in flamotta singing attention of the Court for rix days. Capt. the Right after he was ill and on the doctor's list, he was then Kon. John Lord Cor.stt.r.e, President. I put litto the coal-hole again, .after which witness did The Charges were as follow : not see him punished. On the ,l Ith of March wit " Ist, For that he, the said Lieutenant Charles nets was walking. an .the quarter-deck with the Pri- Tony Leaver, being Commander of the sloop Mar- soner, and observed the bay Ansell ou the top of the on various days . ladder on the fore-hatchway with a tin cup in hie Nal, did, on hoard th e same sloo p , between the 10th day of July, 18P2, and the 14th f hand. Saw him put his bead down on the cable, . day of March 1813, cause to be inflicted upon John l sad he fell immediately down altogether. Tolt,l the Ante'', being a boy belonging to the said sloop Prisoner of it, but he made no answer. ,Witness Martial, frequent, severe, and excessive punish- then went below and told the Doctor, who was meat, insomuch as thereby to causeithe death of the ' either seat for or went on deck. DoAs Aot know gild John Atwell, in breach of thetilith article of that the boy was punished the day befog it's death. Star, as •ezpreued in the Act 'iof I'ld George H. Did not see him scrubbed the miming he died:— Chapter SM. I Never heard the surgeon say any thing. to the Pri " IM, For that he, the said Lieutenant Charles 1 saner respecting the boy's punishments. Knows that did, on various days between the i ; Mr. Norman, the Surgeon is doid. ird the __ _ f litogoy Leaver, periods above-mentioned, cause the said John An tra to be punished hr a creel and excessive manner, Sky cobbing, a method unantlsovised, and repugnant to the roles of his Majesty's navel service; and alto to be peivished while Ile was under the surgeon's care on thb sick list, contrary to the 33d article of war in thr before-mentioned Act. • 44 3d, FOr having shortly previews to the death of-the said John Ansell, and whilst he•was is a state •f tricknesc, -caused cold - water to be thrown over Mm, and his head to be Knobbed, with scrubbing bru►lies; and,-for having caused him in that state to coofined in the coal-hole, contrary to the said d article of Intr. • 4th, INv having - between the periods abovemen **fled, relseutedly neglected to insert in the quarterly •etoeas oti.punishrnents on board the said amnia transmitted to the Commander-in-Chief, the name' • •f the said John Aoki, and others of the crew, bpon whom punishment had been inflicted, during the periods for which those returns were made, its breech of the regulations mid instructions relating to big Majesty's ships and vessels, and in disobedience Of the orders of the Counnuader-in-Chief in that 'overt." • ' f 4 4ialft • V". William , Crowder, briatswale's mate, James Ste. scrubbed the morning of his death, thinks he most 1011p3s, qwtrsee.roaster, Winless Dottgi, Wain, John dk lies, carpeeter's mate, and' Robert Cairucrosa, servant, deposed as to the boy Attsell's frequent pe• sishment, partikularly that they saw him several times dogged by order of the Prisoner for his dirty habits and hppeuranee ; that he was scrubbed with a ecrelobing brush, and that he was confined two days end nights in the coal-hole ' with a bucket tied to bile, =and afterwards washed in a tub. Never heard the Surgeon object to his being scrubbed: did not believe he dirtied himselfinteutionally, but from na tural weakness.- The morning of his death he was taken out, and not king able to walk was hauled tip sty a rope round his body, and then scrubbed; shortly after which he died..-Ansell had the 'flux, had was on the sick list about a fortnight bofore his death. Cairneross beard the Surgeon veverai tilers tell the Prisoner not to punish the boy any more, as he would be the death of him. - .. Ti l43 meriting ;he boy died the Privotter seat fin' the dSorgenn, atilt asked his if the boy was •dia ireplied, o44 445, Sir, yea are the deeds of Mm at • • kmae have known of it, but does not recollect whether he ' was on the forecastle or not on that morning. Be lieves that the boy's ill health was occasioned by fre• quest and severe pinishments inflicted by order of the Prisoner. Several other witnesses deposed to the same effect, 1 after which the evidence on the part of the prosecu tion was closed. • , • On Ale fourth day, the Prisoner stated, that he was not then prepared to proceed with hit - defence, i and requested an adjournment to the folltrwing l morning, which was granted. On the fifth day, the Prisoner entered on his ; defence, which was read to the Court by Mr. Burt. It was an able and elaborate performance, and *ma tered into analysis of the whole of the evidence, pointing out various inconsistencies.. It ascribed the' accusation altogether to the malice of some of the Sartiaes crew, on whom Mr. Leaver had some 1 pecaoiary demands ; and dwelt on the suspicious tie. i couotance 4 their keeping back this accusation for it period of fifteen months, notisitauslir . . • le si.'• clin4iermerare boo lewsemeor...-.----_ ___ _.. to waeried *sod dolma with wino • water. Tbe ; 'Worn . .11191 witness heard the Priveiter give the orders for t* . interval. boy to he scrubbed after the Surgeon's representation. Another circumstance pointed on Thomas fie Mer, Ounner's Mate, stated that the vourable to the Prisoner, was, his boy was flogged, twice with the cat-o'nine-tails a few !leapt{ the Lords of the Atimiralt . svecks after,he jolned the ship. and shortly afterwards vestigation into his conduct, offering to give himself 'began to gat ilrkl), and becatne sery had Kith the : up either to the Civil or Martial Law. His long con flux. Ho plesaes 1 innocence, and said, that he could : finement on his first apprehension, and the high tes- AD° hell° inflOtig himself. It was of no use making timonies to his character by Officers of the first rank any lament, the Prisoner said he shoutd punish him ' in the Navy. till he cr - Zild help 11. Ile was very frequently pu- 1 It concluded with stating - , that the Prisoner was, pished s and for some time two or three time Is week ; : by unfortunate events, deprived of many evidences 41mate general flogged by the boys of the ship.—Wit- which would have tended to establish his innocence,. was one of Nor 'of the stoutest men that doped : particularly the death of the Surgeon of the Martial; ,' the boys kept* pouishing him . afterwards, the 1 and also his pecuniary circumstances which pfecluded orrnption and blood came from hirit..st the time.— ; him from bringing many Viltnessei from a distance, as e Prisoner then ordered a robbing beard to be on application he was informed that the expenat of 'bide for him, n ids which be was frequently pueished. i their attendance mast fall on him, which it I was . Selves screbbed in the heed the morning he died, on I Wholly out of hit power to afford. larboard side of the fore-hatchway ; he fell down on EV IDENCB FOR THli PRISONER. , hie right side with his arms folded across, half- ' The Medical and Surgical Journal. of the Martial, pest eight o'clock : had nothing on but en old waist- from the 29th August, 1812, to the Bath February, rintt.—Witness put his hand 'upon the body, and it 1813, was put in, in which no mention was madoof sae quite stiff and cold. The Surgeon examined it, the boy, Joint Ansel!. There was no signatera to Ind he said it was quite demi. He was eommitted t o i•i t, nor had it.been transmitted to the Board, tier any hiqieep with the usual ceremony, about 11 eclock.l.nther Journal or Report from the Surgeon , . u ap. , When the buy oat punished the Prisoner was snare - - t pearftl by.a letter produced signed by Almtander times, but nut Always present; does not recollect l Mc. Leay,,Esq. Secretary t 9 ti` Transport Boaill., whether he was present when the boy was dogged by I,The Court therefore adtaittpd, it as beittg the best;, 11117110 f and three other men. , ; evidence that could be proctitt4 .. L . ..,, ~ 4 ,-. . Robert•Parker,late'Cleils of the Marttal.—Proved i Robert Parker, agaip callnd. , -.The Ws* doter the hand-writing of the Prisoner to the Quarterly re- ; ment is the hand-writing of Mr. Norman, late . Sur. turns of punishments on board the Martial, from the goon of the Martial. The Log Rook of the:Mbr 3th, of July, ISl'2, to the sth of April,.lBl3. The tial was destroyed .by. Ms. Treglohan, the Adios" • third return does not contain a true account of the ; Master, last Autumn. lie was in liquor at the donri punishments which took place during the quarter,l The complete book of the Martial, fromSepteme from sth Jawuary to sth April, 1813. Witness was ber, 1812, to September, 181 3 , being p rode e e d .--, Wh. , sired by the Primmer to omit the names of John ! Was . the band-writiog 9f. e tir witness. The _entry ~,divers, and John Eaten, private marines, John : respecting the dectsiectwal o tUt be died llth)larcll, )rleredith, Daniel Peelon, and Morris Connor, 1813. Some lettpri.to i tia,Adoriiralty, from the Pcs landsmen, and Jelin Abseil, boy. Cihnot State the soner, were then amid to the eoart , as part of his •affeisces for which the men were punished, but heard defence. They referied to reports respecting the Os Prisoner say the boy was punished for dirtiness.: death of John Ausell a !, 4 . demandkeg an iorestkia. • its is pre , ent at the boy's punishment, and also at 1 tion into hip oncluci,„ k . .• r i js to, surrender hitaitlf a A.vest's, Poulpn's, and Connor's. They were flogged either ft, t* Cuil,, % m iter); polar. They also lt - yam ng-way, and received from two to three , enclosed the Copy:Ora, ' lOon made by Mr.iteed, ~. - ,g' earn each. The reason the Prisoner gave the %vit.! late Actinollastfr of tie Nertial, which 474 # 'eels for not inserting the names was, because they l tha conductOf the Palaonei l , Whilst Mr. ' r i Zlivere not mentioned in the log-book. The quarterly on. board the Martal, and ibich he stated to be a ,Areturns were madeby verbal communication from the mild aid lenient nature, in 4 Was of opinion that the Lieutenant. The Master was present , the Prisoner disiatisfaCtion o f the ereWatose from osifig that. hating sent for him and desired him no t to insert the , a Small sum of prize.miliktiabout 101 sup p. was thiseld . UV names in the leg-book. A rough book was kept by the 1 hats !bent. Prisoner's order,from which the quarterly returns were I - Dr. Beattie .L _Physician to &IV fleet, said, (b• 'shad - made. The Piisoner Ives present attbe punishments he , on board the 3faitfel the 18th March, 18 saw, which were not inserted. Some time after witness ° spent the state of the crew, when mentioi, joined the brig, the boy Ansell was, by the Pri- , of a person having died by Dysentery, but soner's orders, lashed to a bucket, and put down ! culars stated. Never heard Of the death , into the coal-hole, and kept there for a day and till lately. Received no'iffficill report from night, with qnly a waistcoat on him e nd his trowsers.i germ of the Martial for the year 1813. —The next morning he was taken on the forecastle, Frederick Thompson, Master of the , where witness heard him crying out. About half an knowledge4l having told Mr.-Pearn, mast hour after he wai brought down below, and laid on- the Salvador,, that if the riisisner had, der the table—he could not walk dower. Went fuss about softie money dell tio# Immo the ship into port several ~# '~. ~,t -:.. __ Prisoner threaten to dis-rate Mr. Cawaey, Midship.. I ' R. 11114 JOLT IL ;pan, for having hest John Ansel'. Dr. Murray, previous to his writing • this letter, Attnaniah Kempton, late boatswain's mate, stated " had had but one audience of Ms Holiness. He was that be was first ordered to punish the boy for wet- rifceired most graciously by the Chief Pastor, who Ling his trowsera, soon after witness joined the brig. professed the highest veneration for the Irish Church. Dole* recollect how* many lashes he had. Did not His Holiness Was much pressed with business, but punish him again for six or seven weeks, .when he Dr. Murray took an opportunity of cautioning him got very dirty, and he was then punished again fog y against certain intrigues which might have been the same crime several times, bat cannot Say b j made ih order to obtain en Irish Bishoprick for whose orders. Witness again punished him in Steno, I certain Lrish Priest, nho had more of ********** house Pool, by order of Mr. Houghton, soil anotbv.:4ltati of the Dove in his composition. time at sea. After that,/ seas put in the coal -6o e l l." , Cardinal Lim' made a note of this caution.— does not know hew iong be remained there. otti had net been admitted i n to the p r e senc e peat time witness s aw him on deck he was ordered" his Holiness until lately, because he Ind taken d' by the Prisoner to he , put in the head, and remained qualified oath of allegiance* to Bonaparte. His Jlo there about three hours, the ship pitching: witness; Maas it sou, reconciled to QuaraffllONi, and kind ap went to Mr. Houghton and asked liberty to talus' pointed him Secretary to ProPagendas but Niro. him out,. being afraid. he would be washed over- s Secretary is also appointed. board, awl he gave orders to take him oat. He , 'Dr. Murray presented Mr. Clinch's boo:010in was again washed in the head the 9th of March, but splendid binding, to Cardinal de Pietro. His go& does not recollect his being wwthed. afterwards.. Did settee (unfortunately for Mr. Clinch) does not en not see him scrubbed the morning of his death. derstand one word of English. Dr. Murray regrew About an hour after his death, was ordered from that this book was not presented to Cardinal Litt the quarter-deck to sew him up, 'which he did, and I who is an adept in the English language. threvi' the body overboard. II the boy had been has read " the Statement of the Penal La . . Leasure and instruction. Dr. Mr great a 1 that every thing for the good of the II will be conceded by his Holiness, who ha , Sacred College to examine the documents the Veto. A letter from the Sacred C 011.,. sent to the, Irish Prelates, showing that R esc ript was greatly shocked at the oat , irekhe Relief had-also some dour ing the oath of 93, which •Dr. Murry: trouble in endeavouring to explain. • Dr. Milner was just returning when Dr. Murray arrived—be will, however, wait for Dr. Murray t whose silty will be about sir weeks from the taste of his letter. ..."•*. e.. .CI7MBER (AND- ASSIZES, Atca. 224.'1 • 7 1140 T AT , Catiscirfite. ?ice Kiged 49), William. Jo uffun i l gt 1), John Jews (E 1), and William Corns (aged 18 ) 1 were charged with being aisembled together, with number of other persons,in a riotous manner ia . Jt: If *dr 11) 1n1403 I 111CC , INanuei rya' w• --- ------ - . , . ding frequent op- ; Whitehaven, du the 15th of July last. lied. osilivs.wtt,: . PcatummusLas. glifilcp_ci-i:Abla (Inert', 5t1ime,11.. 1 1 6 41 iit 'd ines c fo r i g i*ps iii4nie time past been employe] in the Whitehavm sUipving, to - the pat umbrage of the British seame' ou t es ai g my f. engaged at that port, who appear to have combine having twice SO. s together fob' the purpose of driving the foreigi ty, to cause an in- 1 sailors from the British market. The result of thi ~... Sr. ,is. kiniseif t combination wa's insult and ill-usage towards thus 1813, to in. and their. isepe Inay t from urateful.ind at on was made respect tavihillaeniory of the ssictqenerai but no parti. take iewE'aisg de *Memo and bear the ith of Ansel! PoWeir:iiiiiKkasirArms being first patine from the ser. cording to filifUe tlf,A4tot and Terrill Ilersid's 11)11kii; vitiiiiiliisfiti4 Ithjeity's in Martha, se. and perms don to Itieiniltlittul of oime rl tter's-mate of alto to co itinti dist tkeolid tlyal conce 4 d not wade a deck ' fed iligistiledlli ids Majesty's Of else Ades 4 11riss.'' ''`i . . . • iiig i .! biro I! . 'Clain t • q..' :' •' ._,_• -_ , carnet sAiva, , ige, tad who di ffi culty hitherto i ., 4, t .Forts of yen Laws" llyita 4 1, .' .hlpd to ur [array thinkli , • ;.• , ' .310 t deny, h Irish Chu t. • - is'orderedt ';• 1. ''-, ' ',, Pete wit is respects ' -." ' donate r .... ' lege he% _ ,t? ' • & ledge til ,hat the IMO. .. "*. ;AI t 25 per sth containe. ii, 'fie . evil to t ay ha d wbt"A"Pec *Mtl*s of 'witch we . are as ISupposing the can pl ace . ENGLISH JIM fR g NOII MA NIAAC. - - •- , -,- - - MASS. - . . after 1 ow ~iO.. ---0•00,4 , , .. doors the Minutestetiquir y ire *or power Ir 'treats eat notetwatterw ulterior.] • - . charges - oat proved, but. t t h h a a t . into h e a s y t e at m e a o tte f. the tretich manufactures, and tind the third was h; part proved; in consequence whereof. the : that Ahe 4rt of cotton ;pinning has been brought W Prinmer was sentenced to be dismissed from his Majesty's ger- I great uerfecron t but the difficulty' of nlstrilniog tlie fleet bet o ft neroant of the emit length ot time elapsed before • - -. • I the prodectims of the eberems, nod other eireolostanres. the • prime raw-Meterial has checked it, , 4 inducing the Court earnestly recoilingly/4rd his case to the favoambk caret- i manufacturer to spin, the finer sorts of vain it sus deratioo of the Adonitsh" ... I Stool of a coarse quality. This obstnele will'ileve • removed, by the • facility , with widen they Alt teflon wool; and the nembisr of Etiglish mechinies now flocking among them, will enable them •te bring various branches of the cottoteleade.lq,iiiete fection eetial without. own. Their weeettrii Ittiiiite confessedly our superiors, from many of tlittiii; t mr . ficient workmen in the cambric busleees'heving cet converted into weavereof Sine muslins. Inn he i - ..., • nufactujing and dying of broad cloths; in the m 14. ing of porcelain, glass, watchg., trinkets, .4c. ; 4 tiet `they are also our superiors e l • np much from any ! peculiar finalities of the min Arperfection in: the i art of manufacturing the two former of, Iliesg , seq.; Idles, as from the superior poieves of their 541..... ;While in the manufacturing of Fine wordten cloths, !hardware, hosiery, goods In' getterel; It tel cotton ones, in particular, frame work-kuitted net, and in the spe;niug . of worsted, they are -lee behiltd the English, as well in-perfection as. speed. But ih-is i the Nottingham manufacture to which we ;fish mores most to eell the Header's. attention, es thet Is. , Ow most immealetelyconnected with our, fool into. , . !tee. WO .efle•lp4a((e-Asiti, that the -.French as Lilting cotton hose to ,market et twenty-five per. cent. Cheaper thaiithete of our own numpfacturing i. ilea we are disposed to question milt . pOintedly,; pe. cause such hose are principally , nide , eplln three; needle frames . , which are ill calculated far the, per,.., pose; and because . the make of the generality o French frames is opposed to the - - speed - .,0f list workmen, which, together, render it toArtellgt i . the price of making such hose to be eget') 4.,,,if not above, what, is paid in England. And, from the diflicief.. L••• experienced in . obtaining the .n we know the, French are Indersell us on that score.--• however, theethose obstacles may aid that the evil to us of not being ith them in the market will increase A ratio. in the article of silk hose ;lust hey ere.Fapable of wolerselling teitt l eeintl i t becomes. question, be removed? and fur the removal as maxims. as any man on earth.— minis of workmen were reduced from an average of 14s. to 7s. a-week, resardless of their sufferings in ;consequence thereof, would that enable nor hosiers to go to inarket witiLtilfesell France? A-dezen of . eille, bole, for *lo4h:tier hi. sierswould 'ask lfil., wlOl, cost making, Seaming, and chevenine, on an average 21. ie,..,; , while a French herder can efford to sell the loriPh,ose for 81. And. suppoplug. that the poor werkepen i ere re. duced one-half in the Price ofistileptg these hose, that will take but about one-foerep,/rom the load which bears down our . inertiliere3, Okras . allowing three-fourths of the ' , it, to resipme4 while the mi. eery thus indicted uppo.the l pevilevnee *ad iheir : 4 - ii , families would drive numbereqte„ seek palish relief ...... ~.. i oven or Would urge them heidloftg tOhe emneetese mer ! Alert 1 crimes which would disorganise every wheel Woo. ;blued c iety, 1 and place the people of property ceitstatit ' f ore i gn feat of being plundered and merdered. , , f , - .liS I Scarcely an individual workman 'in France, en. cembina ge , _ these : gaged on wages in any matiorectogy, receives less strangers ; consequently, on,the loth of July, some than three francs i-day, which li'aboist two shillings Hanoverian and other foreign sailors lodged a corn- !and eightpence of our Money, and many receive plaint with i Magistrate against five or six indivi.l from that to five francs siday --• while s man, with a duals, and he issued warrants for their apprehension. i - wi f e and five children, can live in comfort,. and meet These itsdivideals being examined before the Magi. ! every contingent demand, for twelve 611111W/es i• i strates,luid not li ng able to give security for their i t week. And ought not an Englishmen to life as welt '. future good conduct, were, on the 15 th of 'lair, - I as a Frenchman ? On what principle; either moral " conimitted to the House of Correction. On this ac= or political, can it be- attempted' to ibe .pro eeSt Mite count a multitude of people assembled tumultuously ' Englishmen, whose high sense of honourenduscoo. in' tie Market-place, eturronnded the Golden Lion tempt of danger induce them to disregerdiirdinary It n, where the Magistrates were consulting; broke 'troubles, shall be compelled to ,elitist ,ttill'rerbreed tilt Iwhidowe of that 'house, uttered a variety of by death) on a. worse and more scanty fare than -4 1 thrtitenies expressions against the foreign seamen, ; Frenchmen ?—.—Would tilt *al scantly sooty and 1 / 4 eintreie Magistrates for affording them pro. deteriorate the physical, energies efi,lhe riltictiie tectien, iiiiin a riotous manner attacked and mal. and banish ingenuity and ezertiori, .by.. destroy , . treated thiminstable who conducted the above-men- , ing the hope - of Toward ?----And would laws, tient!, perinets to prison. " however coercive, be able to keep-, err. ( user. • ME. Peits‘ibr, k special constable , seized Ct - chanics and artisans from seeking to enjoy that %Artie lid - left - only In the mob, but in the act cif exse of circueestauces in" Franke . whisll • waeld - n. be thrusting ilt*. the . dirt at the constables. Jobb :denied' them in Epglalidle frtisip,iiiiir,leorkine• 1 Awn' and Wilflam Cords were-taken in front of the laud your manufeetutere Wil •letteereleeland I The; 'mob, 'apparently in the act of encouraging the riots, 'SOMA is tb lie &MOT' to. fettelf,llo4sl:Worlii Witting 'but no offensive weapon was in their hands. Win. eareti in Shiite/414,314%41 : engeetter, e.:lretn;. of eiriis too JougMn was' seined by •the constable in the act oflfrightfol for! coulesnetlatioti; semi to ler , things Fes tooning from the crorde r td ; and there being no evidenikein as they, lt,'u"bits. E thundfactekers, anif the tvitioti r-tri'pretre that be countettanced -the riotous prate.). [itself, will finally bie.euited ; _then again. we fask,, *hit! it to be logs; be was . aerritted. 1 . I donet-The remedy_ is at hmell.Thbe The Others were foondOtrilty. C. Price to be int. 1 .44 iiriporiat44.4miselfros ritgl,razf eltgerlaide 04 prlsoned 12 calendar months; mid John Jones laid, tv . PedimpreheiothelP•ieres so as provisions may be ra• Wiliiipii Corria, in consideration of the gootkcha.i iligiadrlrtcel :0'4.'0;0 a' 010eilarY ecrfec(ity .. j iesitri racter they had maintained p recious - to' the uneertu. [Siege r e . boil tiled eto wilkchaerfulness... t irate affair for. which they. were found guilty, the . twittery nottling'rimulthelan whether his earni i Judge limited their punishieent to two months' im- 1 . ire;iiie or 4elp;,e'vredlkfteoililed'the sit'shillings will prisennient, and to find secoriti lcit. theirgood beba- I support his familraltavell is . tbe 401.; while the di 'lour for two years. '• •- • ' Wince tOkhoileittefeettieet.h every - ;hint.--with the •'i 1 - - ; 44 : 1. ' one he cenoillellled receive: plenty 'ii o r ders—with Liegt'has M length been evecoeted b e dirwas. Woe other.ifetisnifuenet of the imerket. , A grit eof skits, and taken possessiob of by the troopsc./Ille , eorn, l kfelit cif stimbleit, teOlit'SPffile s 'Afel .11 Sovereign etthe Neviizite.tiens.. ' b': • l 1 quart of milk retain the same intrinsic rale', et the !'. Virnitzt4e, Aug. 20, 1814.-41 is !thrill fligit. ' price of labour be - *het ii maf. - l'ben i enable the !less the Planet Reozethath'been tileetted, in the ' working man to tiblidn'his 'corn; 'aitliit, .clivise;and. ' , ,,name and em the behalf of his MaxeiTT, to give and `,milk, su ffi cient fok'hilheelt andfreilly, teal* price 'gout unto Ptrus Gaelre r Esq. a Captain in the of !',hour ceesitt• tO *be 'en objec4 - .0,-...- 4 11 • 41..-Aetstine. 16th (a . Yorkshire East Riding) Regiment of Foot, •. But the sologrlitlifethin writers, t iiiio seek. ihoutlit and to Sulk " ANN, his Wife, great niece of Hewitt vainly,. to bid! roth and 'redid. 410' tlii tlictotorlat L i Walls"' t Pettt.t.; Esq. late it Geneixt in the Army,' sophistry of 'their gibbetiOglifi l l''• till' price. of and CegiiieLlsi tile staid 16th Reginneet of 'Foot, dec. - prosisions cannot be reduced, .b. Witeik' tate , most his Majaityise %bid' +Aeetice and Airtitority, that they _ be kept up to suppok the OilltiliftNieerninetti . coal from ltefuland affecti'mtte pay the interest of the"Ntiotidlettali With -one. Pcsitee, tenth of the present tact ti p4wer of Govern. . Artlie of meet might be maintained:L - 400e hee.lborth of the eeetnplified ac- prieent texation. Goeernmefit Might he supported setertlekin the in all the plenitude of legil authority, and. the in. said licence heresy of so much of the National Debt IC ought in . effect ; and kietice to he paid. might be paid—provisions *Medd ticesssion and decline rapidly—the prime of taboos. *noel iMPrne College of- down—our merchants would command the foreign ; markets--plenty would bless every poor tan's Male; Tri POPE'S RECEPTION or Tyr I. . C47'1101.10 BISHOPS. [itek 4. booLxx tymmiso itWyr.j The following is the substance of a letter written by Dr. Murray to Dr. Troy, and read by Mot to Meeting of 150 Clergymen, at Tuliaah ) onintistlar week. It has been communicated to,,ut . a Pain' Priest of that neighbourhood, who *as phsont on'the , OCCASiOII 7 r *I c-. _ • .. - ir .., TIIE STATESMAN. ' . .': .•: ' -.'....‘. ............ ..... . . . ............... 8. 1 " 1"". 1 " 1 " 1"1 4 41444761111 " 111141117"."=.11j3111111 . 1 4 8 4 7 "4.kttiVE RP - wWortnant4o_docAitroje.aett Mb, and f oun ditoart4thit difference would not have taken ph r 11. ta. I. MARTIAL. rficin nail They email:glus Fay'," arid found It ; ' 't dente hirit,clOiidi - ' - ! from his loins downwards t _vthy much bruised, and in i On the sixth ditriiie Cl:red - again • met, and at rtttulars of this interesting a state of mortification . He was not punished for a : deliberatinglo upwards of fi ve hours, the do on 'the 20th August, on Yew days or a week after that ; he was then taken on ' were opened and the Prisoner brought. in, when 1 smoese, and occupied the deck, and witness heard him singing out. Soine time follow* sentence was pronounced:— a.. Am... C. an& Am Rieht after ha WEI ill and nn the doctor's list- he was then i " Thai the Lt. Id. sad 4th charges were nut proved, ta t ! 1 ~aL_ 4,7 _~ ~~ ~f~