The Statesman. — London, England, 1814-10-20 00:00:00

or THE UNITED STATES. We the people of the United States, in order to forma more perfect Union, establish justice, 'insure domestic tranquillity, provide for the common de fence, promote the general welfare, and secure the blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our pooerit), DO ORDAIN AND ESTABLISH this CONSTITU`sION for the UNmo STATES of AMERICA. ARTICLE I. .SEct. 1. MI legislative powers herein granted shall be vested in a Congress of the United states, *Weil shall consist of a Senate and House of Repre sentatives. SECT. 1. The House of Representatives shall be composed of Members chosen every second year by the people 4 the several States ; and the electors to each State shall have the qualifications requisite for ; electors of the most numerous branch of the St at e ' Legislature.—No person shall be a lalfiresentative'l 'who shall not have attained to the age of 25 years; and been seven years a citizen of the United States,`! and. who shalt not, when elected, be an inhabitant oft that State in which he shall be chosen. Representa- I tives and direct taxes shall be apportioned among the seeorat States which may be included within this: Union;-itccording to their respective numbers, whichli shall be determined by adding to the whole number of free persons, incleding those bound to service foe a term of years, and, excluding Indians not taxed,' three-fiths of all other persons. The actual enumera tion shalt be made within three years after the first "fleeting of the Congress of the United States, and i within every subsequent term of ten years, in suck 1 assayer as they shall by law direct. The number of 1 Representatives shall not exceed one for every thirty thousand, bet each State shall have at least one Re presentative; and until such enumeration shall be made, the State of New Hampshire shall be entitled to chase three; Massachusetts, eight ; Rhode-island and Providence Plantations, one ; Connecticut, five ; New York, six; New Jersey, four; Pennsylvania, eight; Delaware, one; Maryland, six; Virginia, ten ; North Carolina, five ; South Carolina, five; and Georgia, three. When vacuities happen in the representation from any State, the Executive Authority thereof shall issue writs of election to fill such va tansies. The House of Representatives shall chuse their Speaker and other officers; and shall have the tole power of impeachment. Szcr. 3. The Senate of the United States shall be composed of two Senators from each State, chosen by the Legislature thereof, for six years ; and each senator shall have one Yore. Immediately after they shall be assembled in consequence of the first elec tion, trey shall he divided as equally as may be into three cless a. The seats of the Senators of the first class shall be vacated at the expiration of the se cond year, of the second class at the expiration of the fourth year, and of the third class at the expi ration of the sixth year, so that one-third may be chosen every second year; and if vacancies happen by resignation, or otherwise, during the recess of the Legislature of any State, the Executive thereof may make temporary appointments until the heat meeting of the Legislature, which shall then fill such vacancies.. No perwq shall be a Senator who shall not have attained - 16 the age of thirty years, and been ,tine yesrs s rWXes of .the ileited States, and who shall not, - wen elected, be an inhabitant of !hat State for which he shall be chosen.—The Vice- President of the United States shall be President ofd • e Senate, hut shall have no vote, unless they lie' av ' , 4... ... ually divided , — The Senate shall chase their other AL - - cers, and also a President pro tenspote, in . iii="" - "lame of the Vice-President, or when he shall exer t:in the office of President of the United States.— The Senate shall have the sole power to try all im peachments. When sitting for that purpose, they shall be on oath or affirmation. When the Presi dent of the United States is tried, the Chief Justice shall preside : and no person shall be convicted with. out the concurrence of two-thirds of the Members present.—Judgment; in cases of impeachment, shall not extend further than to removal from office, and disqualification to hold and , enjoy any office of honour, trust, or profit, under the United States ; bat the party convicted shall nevertheless be liable sad subject to indictment,, trial, judgment, and pu nishment, according to law. SECT. 4. The times, places, and manner, of hold ing elections for Senators and Representatives, shall be prescribed in each State by the Legislature thereof : but the Congress may, at any time, by law make or alter such regulations, except as to the places of chasing Setiators.—The Congress shall assemble at %Ist once in every year; and such meeting shall be orlhe first Monday its December, unless they shall, by law, appoints different day. SiCT. 5. Each House shall he the judge of the elec tions, returus, and qualific o ations, of its own Mem frera, and a majority of each shall constitute a quorum to do business ; bet ..samples number. may adjourn, from day to day, and may he authorised to compel the attendance of absent Members, in such Manner, and under such penaltiev, as each House may provide.—Each House may determine the rule" proceedings, punish its Members for di s= o erly behaviour, and, with the concurrence of two-00i, expel a Member.—Each House ion keep a journal of its proceedings, and from time to time publish the same, excepting such parts as may, in their judgment, require secresy ; and the yeas and nays of the embers of either goose, on any question, shall, at the desire of one-fifth of these present, be entered on the Journal. Neither House s during the Session of Congress, - .shalt, without the consent of the other, adjourn for mere than three days, nor to any other place than that in which the too nooses shall be sitting, ..Sac-r. 6. The 'Senators, ;sad Representatives shall ' teceive a compensation for their services, to be as certained by law, and paid out of the Treasury 'of the United States. They shall, in all cases, except treason, felony, and breach of the peace, be pria vileged from arrest during their aUendanc.e at the Session of their respective Houses, and in going to aed returning from the same; and for any speech or debate in either House, they shall not be questioned it► any other place. NO Senator or Representative sbakle during the time for which he was elereefl, be appointed to any civil office, under the aothodly ot the Suited States , which shall have been creeieti, oi I , OW. the emoluments wherein .„..__ during such time; and no peesim under the United States, shalt be , House, during his continuance i SECT. 7. All Bills for raising in the House of lteresetstati. .ropose or concur, with l ' 'lls.—Every Bill which _ of Representatives and the become a law, be presented United States : if he approve, if not, he shall return it., wills Ms House in which it shall have enter the objections at large f proceed to re-consider it. lit ation, two.thirda of . that the Bill, it shall be sent, togeti to the other House, by which considered ; and if approved Rouse, it shall become a ' the votes of both Houses obeß and nays; and the namea'' and againstihe Bill, shall , of each-House respectively&-..... be returned by the Presidelit (Sundays excepted)after " to him, the same shall be if he had signed it, unless adjournment, prevent its shall not be . a law.—Every vete, to which the concur' Home of Representatives . on a quetion of adjournment the President of the United same shall take effect, shall being disapproved by him, thirds of the Senate and according to the rates ind the case of a Bill. SECT. S. The Congress and collect taxes, duties, pay the debts, and provide and general sellers of duties, imposts, and throughout the United oa the credit of the Ui commerce with foreign 1 venal States, ,aud with establish au uniform rule t form taws on the subject out the United States :—.' value thereof, and of foreign standard of weights and the punishment of counterfeitio current coin of the United Offices and post-roads: science and useful arts, by to authors and inventors, respective writings and tribunals inferior to the and punish piracies and high seas, and offences al To declare war, grant let_ and make rules concerning M ater :—to raise and - propriation of money to term than two years :—' sexy :—To make rules f( gelation of the land and Tor calling forth the milit Union, suppress insurrections. To povide for organizing,' militia, and for,governing , employed in the service of t the States fexpectively, the and the authority of training the discipline prescribed - exclusive legislation in such district (not exceedii by cession of particular of Congress, Matisse the the United States, and 1 over all ,plates purchased. gislatare of the State in the erectidn of forts, yards, and other medic all laws which shall be necessary rying into execution the other powers vested by f vernment of the United or office thereof. SECT. 9. The migratit_ persons as any of the States proper to edmit t shall nr gress prior to the •year may be imposed on sin ing ten dollars for each I:4thcas corpus shall not ' in cases of rebellion or may require it.—No bit facto law, shall be passed.— direct tax, shall be laid, censos, or enumeration token, No tax or duty ports:4 . l*ln any State. by any regulation of commerce ports of one State over 'assets booed to, or from, enter,dear, or pay ditties shall be drawn from the ' of appropriations made . meat and account of the of all public money shall time. No title of Dobai' United Stator ; and no, profit or trait under them of the Congress, accept, office, or title, of any ki prince, br foreign state. Sear. 10. No State alliance,- or confederation and reprisal ; coin moi make any thing but gold psymeut of debts; pass . facto law, Or' low ifnpeli fracta l , or grant any title _ _ shall, without the consent of t„e Congress, lay imposts or duties on imports of .mporti, tztlept may be obsoletely necessary for executing its in% tion latex; gelho neeprodoce of all dutiet and posts ? lea ' State on imports or.oxprirts, be-fer the . of Treoltory of the United Sit) sad all 4411:1)o sub' et to tbo ',Oslo,' contralti( ,dsaConaess..Ali Stale wiihoot the consent of Congress, ditty; of tonnages - -. 0 --. - • , ."'"" ' • 1111 . • ' a • . .... ... ........ . •• . . . .... ' . . - . •og I 111C:==amalmallilliagill *rut stAfirra§mAil - • ... .. • owl 'lace - been - i ss ediaagdi keep troops, tie ships of war in tlaiit4 pleace, enter , ofi; matchama casarsbarate4 *op • . ', any agreement or-weespeet with another State , p that as piarip 00 400 sh`fey o person holding say l e. r . b o m it be st Member of . midi sforeign power, or eager As war, oaken se•O'llara rap o ff . ' „ . . ... mice i n Ag ee. . 1 ., . laoseally,isivaded, Of 10 sack Weinstein &arta& Sill ' t '' Pilientlis Aliailag as ball s * It a dralin bang one shaltovigiestal alstatilllit of delay. - , ; withal thens-dthispeetedPersois.. isif . a4'w . 1. . ETo be continued.] . .... ~ , •litinsent.ansons.-Constarreaertels I slemmog ,_, in . . 1 „ , - 111 03 1 a• datives; but the Seuete elf „..v rt. - mendments, as , its other . ___ .. . Wenn, was bravos pp we Widamatay; far f a amendments, tnbikan7. dos, e • the thargeoraarglarioute breaking optima I, ,r , shall have .passed the those . .•: • POLICE., --. " Ira% saa. •-•-; t a a r s ji treas at etas Vitt% Sea*, is Ihr Old Soilugoit o g • 4.44 • , the Senate shall, before it note., gold and silver, the property of Plke,, fed to .the President of the • , i a midden to the 'echlisce of ithi; r) km ass te a os-. " --AO* . were etteraty ite ra ta th a 'Ma. ir •weeril covey he s hall sigßiso aost ' 11011.STRICZT. persons y the . thb ~.vipoiAlpes,spoopa and A = l f slice{ vitg: 4 9ll ' * t abu, brought to tne officillty summonses, charged with together withovolvas r Vs whli la MS* L i e , with Ms object:snobMC Were have originated, Ilse shall ' milling fruit in Coveat-garden Martet lastSenday, 2 . 41 1 _ 1 ertl__,, from" e ._ te,PfUJIM. T , .. 4 nano sails- arge on their Journal,. and, irides' the' hoed's - Day . Act, and were convieted lathe 77.7 eart 7, * "i,' ~ aha w s ;rr r i soon ',.:4" e e * t , u s after i n c h re c on sider.. - penalty. 'directed by the Act with costs. One of Seceasseitieg ,t th_e rob.ke;ff. vessel, sy. be mi tlogi s e t , t H ou se sha ll agree so - ffl ase them befog a widow with seven diking, Mr. Brame I sr he r s tr ter % s 4 r e lp i l f t re fer ,.4 e a a=1 1 47 3 1 71 16 4. ' oge ther w ith the at t jeA;as, I very humanely remitted the anion her promising not Eon t o r e ie - r v e m imeo { I ,f mpL" d o t it is r set epptat tesa g _.. bich it shall likewise be re-Ilea:ad in future. . he had committed asy deprektotione , -.• la rr , He said nothing la his defame s and mpg lioir • , • oved .by two-thirds of that a The driver of the Hackney coach, No. 45, was vi a l. .. a tani . But in all.sech cases , convicted for misbehaviour to his fare, Mrs. Watts, _ 1.., , • . ' , shall be determine.] by yeas . a respectable female, sad refusing to give her a .....'-'' SING&LJE'ELOPEMENT. ' ..... aof .the persons voting for.. ticket, , f t • • - ' . i II bewailed on the Journal: l George Moat was charged on suspicion of the Jai id 1 • •‘, Pt ely4...llkasy Bill shall sot 1 wilful murder of. pizabeth Gudge. _, The sober-minded inhabitants of Carmarthe n - Eh ?resided* • within ten_ days . It appeared flop the evidence .of Mary Richard- lisset'e littleibtliked on Sendai' attention, by - fief . • it shall have been presented son, who rest in Clement's-lane, that on Toes- Irleat, under very suspicious circaniatantas, off •.•: e a law, in like.otaaser as day night, about eight o'clock, the Prisoner was in Gentleman from a cettain falkitemble tqk - less the Congress, by their company with the deceased at the Crooked Billet ! place, not 40 miles from thence. It appears time* s return , in which case it public-house in Wych-street, where they were drink- ,Indy,althoogb enlisted foe life,hy that ever Every order, l resoletion;, or tug together • they had a dispute which ends; is i. a lrorniting officer, Hymen, took a fancy to desert fr currence of the Somaliland , quarrel • they went out - of the house together, and ;'heftd-quariers, and to follow the standard of r o iik . es may be necessary (stacept after they had proceeded a few yards the deceaseit'.&n. Having met one of his Majesty's GroweeW linen° shall be present** Sr fell from the foot-path into the carriage-way in Wyche the road, hal' couple earnestly teotested, th a t,4 6 _ nited States ; and Weser street, occasioned by a push given her by . tie Psi- ;ease of his meeting with', and being isaterregresdaw all be approved by Ilk's ; $ toner; a cart passing at the time, the irvear wheel 'agendas's* im a .post-chaiee, he wisodd hue% t, shall be repassed by two. went over her body. She was taken up WM. alt kindmess to -apy s e . that they . had takes adi I House of Representativhs, possible speed, cooseyett blek to the Crooked 'Bfllet tonic from' the one they were personae; lag II _ and limitations prescriboali a . public-house, 'where every possible' assistance 'waif were deceived in 'their mati, who had too see . l given. A surgeon was sent for, who, on his arrivali hour to connive at 'sach diAgally and . - 0 a shall have power-To ley : attempted to breed her, but could sot effect it,' life The fugitives had hardly. arrived Is one inn . i is, imposts, and excises, ,to baying departed. ' . town, before the Lady's somesandi ng officer, ont h ide for the commou defeats Mr. Blum ordered the Prisoner to be committed husband, arrisest i et smother, accompanied ' the United States; but ell : till farther enquiries are' made, and the result of the friend. The spark ender whose protection ha • 41 . lortunate fair one had put herself , hearing thhc excises, shall be make* . Coroner's Inquest known. • • States :-To borrow mosey I A Naval Officer who was brought to London on being of the Falstaff school, ',hick considers . ~ inked States :-To regulate Saturday by Taunton, from' Portsmouth, was corn- as the best part of *obits% thew himself intd i nations, and among these - ' mitted for further etamination on a charge of forgery, Gloucester coach, amid* . .foril be think, fist, set h the Indian tribes :-To j when Captain Malcolm will attend. - • act for herself. The tere‘ogitstbiemacearare of ag(-• 4 eof naturalization, and ass- I Late on Tuesday night, or early yesterday morn. being is tows, took piar,.AusiAlw - *over her, ct of bankruptcies, threegh- ' irsg, the Red Lion public-hoose 'in Type-tareet, proceeded en to Liarage s aulli si t the l ' i -To r oiu money , regulatathe ' Chiswell-streer, was broke open and robbed of cash mad it is a cations fact, that - *kith - ' foreign coin, and o f , 0,1 and notes to the meant of 1201. together with °thee. veyed them, alternately passed oak other on tin •'‘ e 1 i aneasures:-To prteibielane I preperl- to - Ltandilo, at which place they all three 1 sterfeking the securities Ma Q uirs . /az , y es t er d ay J ames &d a mp* night, without, however, any oommunicatio i r= j Journal.) al Stater:: -To establish taste was charged on suspicion of having l been concerned P late between the husband and wire'-'o;emarahli -To promote the provost's( i with Thomas BoAton, he son of the man who keeps . by securing for limited ti .. . 1114 • #O , l r ' is public - house opposite to this Office, in breaking into ' • ' 1 ae, the exclusive right* to taw " and attemp ti ng to.spsb he shop and premises of Mr. , • ~, . . P4 RISIAN MODES. , I discoveries :-Te constitute , H. , ward, corns,- of Dover-street, P . dill f ' scca .y, 0 ..4 . . . . -•••■•■■•--. e supreme court :-To define ; --‘' silk handkerchiefs shawls, &c. I felonies committed on the ! , Pasts, Om 15.-•-The m o diste now use a glut • 1 Mr. H.'s.shopkee l per stated, that Mr. H. was abl-A - deal of plain black velvet in bonnets. Such of tie kgainst the taw of nations :- ; sen t from town, sasdatee‘-during such absence he sonnets as are is the form of a toque, end of Oki ~ etters of marque and reprisal,. slept i n t h e s h op . Ahmet,balf past two o'clock on ruing captures on land and he front is turned op, have above the tuna-spa Tuesday morning, be awakened by a noise, ape large and long plume, laid fist from left to righted t support armies; but no ap. - re pantly at the shop window. He started up and Other black 'retiree bonnets are trimmed with ' t h a t ite l e shall be of a lon g er %stood at the end of the shop for about' ten minutes, without leavae,:aromoder black leaves. ttedle i ; -To provide and maintain • . without hearing any thing farther. He then saw a satin and velvet forming the sides, serve to tri _ for the Government and re- . man after breaking the glass , get his body half through lad naval ferces r.--To provide • I , the /an-light over the atop window, aud by in bonnets. The form of thesphenaets 1i fiat at 1 iris to execute thelaslef rue . ate. , top, and all the sides draw op to the centre, 1 it of a hooked sticked, 'to pull silk shawls, generallya button. Bands, of the breadth Ole $ ' etiene r and r• P ell "" °°11:- from s t r i ngs in the window. At that moment he, are sometimes used insteaJ of area; bast` thee** . ig, arming and disciptipiag the shot at the roister with a piece Loaded with bails, and boottets are hint( satin, half laue r. r moo sag "(such part of them el mey be the man immediately tell. lie opened the door, but rose and white, or orange and white. We for ' 1 the United States, reserving to . t h e gang h a d fl e d ; an d be c alled watch- in ven t for he appointment of the officers, state, that ou the black bonsets they plait a • ' five minutes. The robber who was shot, and who siring the militia according to 6 _ _, I , Belton s son, was aneurisms traced . a ' b re ed ou t. to be Dm pple-green amaranths to ornament bonnets or large I by Congress :-To exercise !; she sed ran , and thence to the Westminster In. ribbands, of these two colours. A baud of tea a all cases whatsoever , 0ve1e_,.7 7 'r" . rY whe r e he bad wee t by his. lod ge d er. A satin, four fingers broad, and a little above it a adi ding ten miles square) as esaf - leess en i l ered the left jaw, and remains waged in the r States, and the acteptatte 4ll eight cheek, the surgeons having been unable to ex- of rose is the trimming at the bottom of Dossiikatier he seat of the Government of .of a dead-leaf colour. Within these few days ridieg tract at. Three of his teeth were knocked oat. d to exercise like authority coats have appeared, of merino, amaranth, $l4 Gillasere and Pace, o ffi cers , cers said, that t , . ed by .the consent of the Le- . 1 1.1001 confessed himself to be the robber shot by -. • - , 1 -- . aelicot-they are all doubled with white mad a , a which the same shall be, for ' jff.'s shopmin , bet be Could not mew * be moved ; and - ..0w white embroidery is the only triennia& '• ' m ag azines, arsenals, dolts:! ' ascertained that seattberps was in Bolton', ~.:. ''s ' fut. buildings.-Aud to esetual.compoey two or three hours before the attempted -1 .io Sesser have turned mom _ betto r ig necessary and proper fornaro-1 robbery, and knowing that both of them were noted quantity and quality, than was miistaltatet e foregoing powers, sted od--2 , imams. they had apprehended Bolton's constant • mencensest of picking. Some pleating 16404 this Constitution iis tho Go- coin • mime. They had much stronger evidence their growths at between eight atti Was 'poilidetiti States, or in any departaseat • • . *.•71 . t 4.• against acu t orpe, but . would adduce it at the hundred- ! h they . A s • 0 • - ion, or „importation, of such neat examination. On Monday evening, a geandlima atmei. - . Committed for re-examination. -said to have been an officer leaf:26th WIC tates now existing shall think a was found susp e n d e d from a tree-in Lock's W not be prohibited by the Con - DIARLDOSOUGH-STREET--A Spaniard, servant .o ; betwixt . Watford and c e en. e . iked H had .. kr 1110 S; bet a tax or duty ; the Spanish Ambassador, in Grafton-street, Bond- uch importation, not eaceed- . street, was charged with assaulting another servant,. it lodgings in Marlborough-row, bat led slept :la person.-The privilege of 'in the employ of Captain —, on Tuesday evenings them on Saturday night last only. His bad letters tbe suspended, un less when, lin Bond-street, by drawing his sabre and cutting his of recommendation in his pocket to some person* ✓ invasion, the public safety coat. of distinction, but his trunk on being examined cola :, hill of attainder, or cx post i it appeared by the testimony adduced, that the tamed but few clothes, and poverty is supposed to ed.-No capitation, or o ther , Defendant was engaged in conversation amongst a have caused suicide. I, un l ess i n propor ti on to the' party of the Cyprian corps in Bond-street, when the The Ipswich Barracks were sold of last weeks h ere i n b e f ore -di r e c ted t o be , Prosecutor impertinently accosted him,and asked him ; and are now pulling down with astonishing rapidity., ty shall be laid on articles ex-' what business he had with those girls ? The Defendant !as the ground must be clear by the 10th of as ft No preference shall be given . replied, What was that to a common servant, or some month. The first quadrangle which came to this commerce or women. to t b e.4 such words s when the Complainant burlesqued his : hammer Is said to have cost government 4,v4 a- those of another : .00r shall i whiskeriagrhiertteppings of dress. The Spaniard ' and sold for 1261. hardly theimistef a Jubilee rem, ose State b e aggi ge d ti at length drew his sword, and first struck the COM. I, fire'? .. . • sties in another. No money ; plainant on h i s right breast, and then on the left, ._Oa Sunday last, two stage einsches„ on the e Treasary,bat in ciseseoptene.! med. said * 4 dere." The clothes were cut on both road, came in contact, and one of them (the - sby law; nadat-regular MIS. 1 sides, bet the flesh was untouched- son) was upset. The passengers suffered sew Ye the receipts and espe n4isba l sa I la defeats" it was stated, that no harm was meant some of them being dreadfully bruised, but it does all be published from d o p e t o ! thEProsecater, who consented to receive 51. as a not appear. that any life was lost. The accident Ise fility shall be granted by the I emu/Mut* i on. occasioned .by a contention between the two drives% ,person holding any oast oft ' ry Connelly was folly committed for trial on - A labouring man, wallas a wife and family, wat tens s h a ll , w i t h out t i lemensett a ' re-examination, en he charge of -robbing a man of discovered, on Monday se'noight, isthe ' orchard 04 kof Any present, einolament, Ct. and of wards. . '•, ;••• 'cos ,' . a farmer near Chepstow, supposed With an intentioe kind whatever, from any king, I The Complainant had been lavishing at the Mar- of stealing fruit.- A person who was on the weld& ' i quis of Grauby, iu Knightdeidge, and after he left with loaded a gun, most Incautiously fired at him, shall eater into any treaty, lit be took 'up his nighentilbede on Knightsbridge- and was so near as to lodge the whole of the chart i on ; gran t l e t ters o f marque • green. On turning himself mead in the morning, be f,, the poor man's loins. He was alive on Tuesday koney, emit bills steredit ; ! fogad the Prisoner lity.hie side fast asleep, and his morning , but in excruciatingpain, and without lay_ old and* silver coin IL_ Wader in awn)? was rue. ' 1 ''. . . . prospect of his recovery. - . a any bill of attain "Pad j Uirsou-a tra..-James Newland and D. 0' Hare - Pniritig the obligation - of con- . , were yesterday brought before Mr. CHAMIItRi - ..7 • title. of nobilisi. th Stets 1 u rg e d I by Mr. BOIS, of Otfordstreet,' with two:. .pi F.n. . I . Seeds inst._ f, e ..glet - eton aged 71* laent of the Congress, lay any 1 bins him of his het. ' Mr: Balls stated that he Wits er • Wow of Hoerr Mks .kelk 'Nei of t;let t kd r l lli aglr• !Voris of Asisirtis islet* what' passing along Blackfriat's-road on Sunday evenint,. on the nth lest- at Defli ai - b tlee. Fdeery lars- se a t' essaty for executing its iiisPac- I about ll o'clock, with a 'f r ie nd late Adainail J Y , u hen . they nessi li la 71Z, tt - al"" " 418 g. ( - produce of all detioi and im- , met by several persons, amongst whom be *lfni. I Nordin. a . of Beckenham, relict of the kite Lim' . : to on imports ot.axpaits, shall I re ba te d s he prisnnerl, who ran aga i nst th is i lie d I Oa the 13th last. Lady bliavo, widow of -the late Sir - Mitt. Trentory of the United States * I hail e d -them. Mr. 0 4r e :t am the *auk , toookieb I there, of Ilittam t pfre at Ole Loematissionris of hi, IlkirW • 11:ke subject to the tweislali laid the trfsoners vaierit„init p t - the same tastaut 'We. F * .' il . "ti . • . .6•11. revs..: Xi Sole 'shal t wiehoot iitillelaigualtPkir hiic s lildt‘ bibitionad *tutelage* ii --- Nii -- 11 -7 4 t Ua -7- - ----:' '-----' t ' ' j ' 1 ..0 ti ! - and Petdiskied h.' t*o. ess, lay any daft of tonnage s O ' M ara ram ar i da. .. . tura, ants .: L.. t"..) t: t istaennsa orrice, fif, Flee t ' - 't I. • I' . ,