The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-04-04 00:00:00

_ • -r---- - K 0 12g1. .- . • l/AND'fY'fi OF Tli n I ' •*Oi ' To. --- - « : 1 1 1% Tillal) CITY 1.0 : 1 I ERN" %ill be. di. : n u Io she GIJ I LPH ALL of IMO CITY of LON - 0 %, 0. IIIFDA, the 4th Day of niteF:m RF.R twit. I, : , I ),,,,primr. of Owe flows respectfully inform the ' n ,. in ~.- - quenre . of the gyro Sale they have had for . Lrtet• a, Share . % to the CI TY LOTTEItr, they fully ie 3 0 , 31 nu c uller Day would have been tiled for the ~,ii., .. o f i bi. Lottery; bat in consequence of the greater i s i cn .tolildhall bents appropriated for the pitroo , e o f o ,_ ; , NLunnuent 'tn tne Memory of the IMMORTAL i s; ), o {tick will occupy the Mall f u r soave Month& ..i,h, neler preparawy. ipragires for-thz wolvi Festival of {litho limeaornbh'ilie Lbrd Maydr, ore the reasons that d 0,,, ilk! of the huttery is po•tionied to 11w above period, „,b the rroprieturs trust will be a sufficient apology for '63v • • I. , Lc s awl Shares are on gale ot the Cr, ,01 City Lottery ~,,, N 0.13, Skilltief,dreet ; No. 13, Poekcit-•treet; No. .„„,,.hill, w hid' are appointed solely for the purpose* •lu Or Lireerseil Lottery ()dices. %. B. Per .1111• it Weill, for port irulor Nuadters are request •• stake on early applk Man for the same. . ' :s. OGLE Ft lilt r o til C COR.I RENT. OP 6III LL, LON DON. lWtwi • 4 LICIF43 of bb,, v ' ance expiring at Laity ' davo.boold be renewed within Fifteen Days *cam Fl uid, to prrceof the l'artiev' Interest reeking therein. E t foiog Stock 'labored without the Averite Uttar, at 2v. leto. .‘h ate ments nit the Premiums and Daly MB illitiniActi o vre sem', than nor. liKurance!L stihjert to the Average Claw*, mity, In efkcted Oil, deice as the following reduced Pereffenilhe in the per Ann. 21.04 ;V er t ',did Ducks sA,,, in dial) - ji cr , 4 l•Licv in Ms • ' tom!, Docks '1 6 Pip I:: 4:at° 2 tt ient , e-yn:e District Mikan livtrases ls. 6d. tiro - I 3 0 life I .hogiore divot epos ode 4,ared. Afthr. Is. 2 U' 6 Milo. Is. 6d. 1 6 • , - AND ItlitTß-DAY ffEA,MDRESS; OR, LOSS'S ititAgs OF BAIR. No. 119, HISHOPSGATE-STREET • rpH E dislinguiShed admiration bestowed by the Fashionahle World, at Court,. on the new luvention it trodueed by ROSS. duriag. the late Jubilee, and the reput:,- tion which has universally attempted his ornamental produce lions. pre-einiueutly distimiguiso bum Ammon competition. By twenty years studious application to the principles of his profession, he Im.ts at leugth hroatlst to complete prect the most extraordinary HEAD.DRESS ever offefed Tor public opprolnition, and which has obtained the appella tion of ROSS'S HEADS OF HAIR. Art here rises to the most perfect semblance of Nature; the supericies of the Skin, and time 'complesioaa 'colours of the lieud, are most astimisbingl v imnitated, and appear as the grouud-work and hose upon which the Hair is axed. Every particle is so admirably constructed, as to admit the mostmiuute examination, without mite possibility .of a disco very ; and the who!! system _is sn exquisitely woven, as to • of i[M Ps. b s 6 26 3 0 Otte of Wskr arta district rg . rt . 4 6 i 3 6 s of peculiar A 'Wage _ . . ISAZhttd, BORNE; .C11.:-Siork $ Brut.; keto. veNieetfully isfortet the IVAN A T 1 cIiF,T3 .at IMMO fne the ematint STATR us Side at tholr OWr, P. 4 ROiIAtRICCRANCX. Tie Seim, ' 4 Prins £9O,SOS I IS- Pates of ; itgo l Aadl 4 ilLiftl PRIZES a ISO Whole TickaAsivial. ONLY S,OOO'NUMI3ERS. • • To be drawn in ON e. DAY, Rh el JUSE. Ant. IT. [AM, Secretary. nIRKER23TAN °RAMA. STRAND, near uit It EY-ST If PAT.—The Krent Circle exhibit% nn 'il: , fening VIEW of •SlOVltilt. taken from the Pier. which p.oprrht-116 the ttitiolk rorrhoid. the Ciripte, the n o m F fir _ tionnos on e.:e eAnrit Heights, the Coast of Frame, the A flew of the I SLES of SCILLY Ii in preparation, to rp-a io ilie Spring. S;iocr Itai Writ been everted on the Stage where the (.01)311, 11004 to view the Pointing. . • BRANSCOf4B AND CONIP:ANY, No. 27. COItNIACte; No. SA, li NYMA.IIKIKT; No. 11, Hi)l. BORN • Mil XtiA69, • STit AND, with their weal good. fortune, said ii leer Lottery, Ht 7d Shares. • • : ' Nu. 2,734 ..., ......esomo i foi.pr ' ' eyiou. Lottery.: . 4,634 ,.. . ih7,410 i No. 2,t31$ ,e 20,0010 ' 383 • 141.0 5 of 500 • • is • • 215 1 11 . -3 of 303 , .. is .. I,sfsts tieing Shares of almost every Capital therein; hepirles iwilst Year (160 i), Sill lif 220,(0.1. add Capitili to the Autounkof • Xibl),(}lo. • • . Are now setting rtebits and Share. in the New Lottery. to be drawn B*.JUNITOn which there are Four GrunO Pei Act( 9( 1 111.1 Ticseiteb;•witleit site, produce to a TichrA .€111000 J) los Wen Wieldy it pmts . & of Atitpa: • - , The Plrisk WilAlVlsr to allblirre, lin 4 ?tsetse ts and Oa. Mid the drsl enttlW•Prines so Oven, Which prikinceil to the fittunate lioldirt; 5it4).1.1.10 t the &A A:::41,W01 the last ..itsd 5ii.02 1 .1, t no ONLY £40.000 Prize ever shared. • ' !ITOTICE is heruby given. tha t i will lent-be nt artooable for ono DEBT. or DEBTS thou Inv FE, piELIA 410SES, sway routritct afierthip public Wllimo wry loud ABRAHAM MOSES. JOSEPIkSt krell.l.M. -1114. .- ' 7 .7 • - 70 011AIKICAiii) TRANISM EN JP; GENARAL % Tr st 41111111110010 N.*, 'is SII OPMA V, either irt Town or Cowart,. i steady. activis al halo tfolso yar,il(= MAN. of to Atitircse. e i , :ro er. ran vr tratte::ia!rk Character froathirl late Estrployers. rather Partierktm %nay We known Iva twit), ing to Mead. Few*, Ilia arid Hell, ]fu. 1.117, Borough. m...••••••••••• ETS and , WIRIZAIIIITT . .....7r.--...• _, ._ _ k., Ik. that they have 1 .pp.. the TICS. 811 ARES of the , • NEW LOTTERY. • . - 1 Which will beet: and finish 1/rawiog tut the Stb Jane. 1 The Scheme Won the same approved pritwiple 11l the last. only Five Thousand Numbers, with Two Iloodred Pounds in Prizes, among which are FORTY CAPITAL.% t; In adtlitiou to these. the Public are presented with Fair .. EXTRA PRIZE.S of .Tickets, fitur of it Number, by which the Adventurer his the chalsce of gaining Four Prizes of Twenty Thousand Mon& hv'tlse purchase of a single Ticket. The following Coplod Prizes have been Shared and Sold nt their Offices, No. 11, Poultry ; No. FY, Charing Cross; and Na. 91, ma gate /Ugh-street • . 6,791 .. • A:20,1:410 ! 43,134 .. X 10.0.1 ! 11,599 .. aC 5 ,6 10 ti,BYl .... 20,00,/ ! 17,612 ... 1 . 10.003 110059 .... MOO 11,07 U .... • WOO. 10,952 .... 10,4.10 7, 93 / .... 5 , 00) 19,861 .... 10,01A1 21. , 53 .... 10.. tau 1 19,35( .... 5,03.1 9,96:.... 40,0 t) 7,157 .... 10.tk10 15,94 .... 2,0J3 151 •• • • Iq.ouu 4,099 .... b. 0.),) 18,11 t .• .. 4,0.1.1 9.7,6 .... 10.1100 1 2,055 .... 5 ,010 11.199 ~.. V.Q.) 8.011 .... 17),,701' 231 .... 5.043 17, 2 51 .... 4,010 29,1;_1 .... 10.00.)119, 2 .!'7 ...s. 5,,10k1 i 5.3 :... '2,9,10 Three of the Capitals were Shared and Soli at their ()ices 'Wiest Louevy. nOItOUGR OF TREGONI Y. • TO RV SOLD AY Pitt VATE TEN I)ERS, SMALliguntioalllOUili, situate in Mill. stren, lately built us Mr. Andrew Pardew. Also all hoe THREE MIi,ADOWS, containing about four Acres. 601F3 by the name of the Low Puck, held for a Term of SO Tears, dilerminable on the Deaths of three healthy Lae each. The Premises are particularly well adapted and in CoreAtptence of so many Howse& basing hut pollod down lately, they are much wanted. Materials title Purpose may he rohell on the Spot at a trifling s hyer, autl Ti'ober had at a. mutt DiAaucc. Tat! Occupies will strew the Premises t and farther Par tesims may he known by Application to Mr. Froncis.Pen hr. Attorney at Law, Falmouth, by !bout 'readers will be trt.i , ofl.—le by het post-paid. • KENT. OAK TIMBER. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, At the Cnurt Hall, in Tunbridge Town, on THURSDAY, the 19th Day of April, at One o' Clock, PW A ItDi of. TWO TllO USAkD SEVEN BUN DRBD capital CfAK TIMBER TREES, now owlin; in the Parishes of TUN BRIDGE and PEM . Lie dilerrat Farms on which the Timber stands 1;olia the Turnpike-road, and are near to the River Med• woo, • • • Posted Particulars may he had at the principal Inns in Kent, Susies, and !lucre) , ; nod at No, 40, Tayistockatrect, Cuvent.garden, London. The Timber may be viewed, by applying to Mr. Allen, at Sumaterhill, rear Tunbridge; or, to Mr. John Borman, Audiology, Tunbridge A MAN TOM' WOULD LLVE, ANI) LIVE. IMPAUTIAL•REAAER , • F Diligetiee m ,' with. Integrity, a, a wish (0 he I useful. deserve your atteotian the aso.) wow ad essio too presumes to claim it. lie h i st. be P en twenty -fo d ur r year g s admitted, certificated, and a Prartisio . - Attorney, tti4l;t S t lacitor in Clonnerry, and has bad the Ihdutagertient of neatly 100 Snits in Law and Nquity, at the same time ; from success in Business, and the liberality ,It ins Ft-leads an/ ell ruts, hti isolable& and (in preferelice to individual selfish inte rest), has a desire to be liberal to others, especially those F rea ti y inconvenieaced by pay ing lar„ efees I.tristr-itte” of small amportance ; he here (a, a specimen) oilers It!, char,;es, mind those who *nay employ him, will Stud no variation or subter fuge, nor pressure for prompt payment. P for two Parts of Agreement for I..ase, Ste. ou„Stainps £2 12 6 Lease mid Counterpart,.m Stamps 5 0 Assignment of Leits.e. ditto •- • - ' 1 0 Apprentice; Indentures, exclusive of Stamps 06 8 Bonds, and Warrants of Attornesolitto 0 6 8 Cositi7ance. Partnership, Annuity, and Special Deeds of eat' y sort, ee llr reasonable; also Suits iu 1.4 w and E.quity conducted ai. uprightness and distintelt ; surd (in jtljiitr to both parties) the titintist energy will be uwd t.. pratunte nn amicAhle and immediate settle.toott. is preference to a hears,. Bill of Costs, which but too ofteu verify the adage of thti Oyster. N. IL No charge•niade tot Client, far, advice. ar far Let ters write fore Action brouglst, neither far atteadance 041 ILO :linkable settlement. • Personal applications made, and Letters (p.i.d paid) ad dres.edLo Air. Ns. r, New c.,511e-btreet, Strand, will be strictly attended to. CHEAP AND EXPEDITIOUS TaA VEILING. ROYAL EXPRESS, new and elegant I. Telegraph Post Coach, from London to Weviuouth, ( 3 01‘sevi Jersey and Alderney, throne> Eziiiatokes An - Sarisharv.'lll a mlford, and Dorchester, Will set. out front the W lIITE HORSE, }'ridgy-streer, daily, and will **rite at the CROWN INN, Weymouth, the following day, in time for the Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, and Alderney'. Willa:in leave the Crown Inn, Weymouth, every morning, at Nine o'clock, and arrive at the White nurse, Friday- Rivet, the following morning, about the %line hour. lle poi t rietors of the ROYAL EXPEL ESS, quennraged bliihege.neral approbation with which their desiv has heels :licitly honoured, most respectfully inform their Friends and 11 * Addle, that their Coaches will COMMENCE MIN ?ifRG on nr before the 9th instant, and assure theta no ex peter has been spared to render the Royal Express safe, csnaindious. punctual, and expeilitinto, and solicit (with I•4itiderce) the favour of their entire support fur a Convey sane wt keg dnired. Performed by Pi.TERS, COOK, PARRY, SCOTT, and CO. relic cannot hold themselves responsible fur any Parcel, or rttkage of anv description, of more than Five Pounds va e. unless ipecificd at the time of delivery, and paid for ae• :srlinllv. • LADI CS. QU PER FLUOIJS Ilklitti are ono •of the Kreatest Drawbacks from the REA Ul'Y mid LOV E LIN ESS of the PEA .4 LE FACii. Neck. Arms, Stc.— TRES I". DEPIL ATORY immediately removes them, andileaves the Skin softer and fairer gran it was befare the application. It is used in the Finn Circles of Fashion and kank, and now stand. nnequallettin iVorld • It is Fold w luilesalr and retail by B. Perrin., VS, Smitliamp tun-street, Cuseatgarthen, lasedbm Sold retail by Bacon and Co. 150, Mrs. Turner, IS2, Mrs. Allen, 76, and Messrs. Thorn and Co. 45. 0 zford 7 ..treet Ms Ritge, St, Cattle and Lee, 32, liArner, 72, Mrs. Bowman, 102, and Mr. Smyth, /10, New Sond•strcet ; Mrs. Walker. Si. James's-street ; Messrs. Harding and Cu. 89, Pall MS11; Mr, Iseoehar's. 4b, and Mr. Isitonn J. s Piccadilly ; Mess-s, Keith nud Cu. Ilay market ; Mr. 'Dawson, Vi, Mr. Pensall, l'2l. GrO!'Vell:lr, SO3, and {ll rd. Ward, 314. ; Mr. Gritliri. Skirmei. street ; Mi. Stultbs.3o, and Mr. Riege l bite ChAspfdde i Mr. fltdding, 41, Carnltill ; 11.1kood, Ilisaisptate-strect ; and oil the principal Perfumes% and Ptopriettiry Metricine Venders in Lawton. . • To pervin.sits el forward the Country, enclosing 7sottieot sad Wage to Mr. Perris, as above, be will ituaoesoat . , . . , . . „-.....----- PASHIONAULE CLOTHIIII, 011 'MOST ADVAN TaGEOUR Trims. eIBRONS, 'Woollen-draper, Man's Mercer, NJI and Tailor, No. 183, Fleet•street (three &ours from Fetter.losey, having on hand a large qqiinsitv of CLOVIS, Yarchaied IslcFoll. It the v ery Areat.AOY A NCE, is coahled to supply (Milkmen with Clothes, at the prices. below (for ready money), assuring them the 011ality of Cloth, the Fa shion aid 1\ oritmaighip, cannot he c treeded, of which they maybe tatis6 , -(1, by ini..pertion% a Weal variety of Woollen Cloths,notlevery article in the above lit :inch being al waysketrt. Very be 4 Supeefioe Cloth Coots, toad, to measure .43 10 0 , Super ditto -.- - - 110 A Grind Second ditto - - - 1 16.0 Great Cont. of every dtscription, on proportionate terms:: Very best Superfine Hersey Mere Breeches - 1'• 6 0 bhuhte-milled ditto - • 111 0 ilea lionityl twined Cord ditto - - 0 18 0 It is pnrticularly requested (;cattlemen will observe the _Number, ISJ. _ • . , .. , = -~ z ,. ~r_ -4 .t . - 7 , . ~ •.„. . . ! , 1., • ' . “ :, , 1,•••• ..! el , , , • -4,.A.1.1i • 9:1 e . ,•• ,-; pi r ..,l , . - % ok''. .x. 41- AV • •41. ti. 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On the Motion of the Loan CHANCELLOR, it WO or dered, that the lipase do sit in a Committee of Privileges on the Rorborou;ft PeerageOn Tharsdnv peat. The Irish Saila. Drawback Bill went through a Coin mittee, and was reported without any amendment. Time other Basun the table were forwarded in their re spec' Ire magas. Papers werepresonted from the East India noose. parsa. aat to as order of the House of the lid of Marelt.--Ordered to lie onthe table. Papers were also presented from the Mire of the Chief Secretary for lrelanil.—Ordered to lie on the Table. Akljourued. stemeMillt HOUSE OF COMMONS, APaikfl, e•sum the office of the Chief hat -„. p rAILWIN " 4 rtild A - - 4 „, Is -, 1 ....... ltisporti which it - ' +t A! vi far (11341. 4 r* - Sir J O HN SI ?. 74 _,.' , , . . moat of the Committee on the , 1 " 1 `,", , 141 0%, 1 . ~„ . I VISg agleired I. he printed:and ... • . • "-. • thetAbosldera dust on Vostlers. '-, t 4: "; o" . , - • • 'Lord, YALV .i. :. 's i l l a 'cliffeemidente between the Iglis•sl "1r t ~,, like Secretary at War, whieh atie orde r ed teen del '" ' ~. . On .11w iambi, of Lett. C t •II E, addittonit-Vile* relating to the Baltic doosey ware ordered to be lab! Min the Homo': • Lord PALIERSTON'isseied flu leave to tiling in - the. moat optimal Bills, regal: Visigoth i c allowiutces gralsted .to lase. keepers, &e. Mr. SHAW LEFEVitE Nord Use Prtlilott 'of the Ito ' ia-epesa would too le beglactod. ' ne trustettheroble Lord wilts the Bill went into a Cossorittee, would ittinaidtobi•e• 800 to the iotruiluition of a tdvsse or rlantes tending to da away thbesils of• which thoN coraplaitied.• " '• . Lord PALMERSTON:Iaid he should We Oa ebjestiolh le IVC *Vitt git l l4l to krillg ill. OW 4111. ' . et• • . * Sr e C. All A I gave n0tie,.1.4 be woollitioiltirelq avows far k Solent Lootetliten fointeilatia eiIIaVISHEBoa ' thor i7. mode of collecting the Assevaill Tit .. •. • .., • , ' The Dish* School Bill wok II PT !Teo '"" 1 1.4 11 lt port of whit's was orderef id lif fetid. •• r, QM t .., c . , • • Tfl ti flolti. VAltilleit .t./14.*: *. . Sir FR !ICI' BONI:till toi - iinil said 1v had to' so% Sietotshe . Rap ,ii tuotosi b irs,qi . i:4 6 il ' ' - felt of tho niotit'scri:)u I i _ortance t ' 1 . 11 It i • was not to make an ia'ation imgy a: 4 4:tf NA .. ;44 ()Oujda of the guilt r . l v4pt. Lititv . i kik he wilt. inxions that there Ilititild" be .. iti• : ticii . dirie, ail that it sholiiil bit *hint by flirt. liosioe:2,lteiiiiild • . . ~ t• . A Hie rufore, •mia(lne Mtn - self fo, Iflovibg fic il Doper. • relit*, Ito the telaret . C . 4itkio 1 1 00, ,he elm's, of his •M•ijesteb subliTiCtFlaft.. ~IVI.:Tii, intmetlie . 4l . y , in lllttateg lia:tith matie l n,, :woke 'Mr" . entitled to ial,l _. , , i rv 1 tine . feallig of the. colinttl. ' - 1 -. 40 - iiatintit lahe,, had fiiniht-and bled lit Ifni oho ;at the .contitrj . init trie kik N it ° I rantiLestwrir - mn 17e stenvereu ‘ eip irly tut; -- it man elan will be eapticioio because he has tli power to be so. The bluersaf a fellow stilijixt; and a fellow man, must GAL: wasted away at the pleasure of nrentorsele and unpitying au. thority ; or, if that grea I ;erinte of 66 shedding the innocent blond" 'be. initted, there must be . a Power to which that. bid entay cry —a S u p eriur,* Power; that will not feel- it a • (It:grad:Woe ur t itA, greatnets to bend its ear fur a 'mimeo% and listen to thaelow ly and feeble cry' for justice, that 'ao. temp cry 64 that cometh out, of the grautid."— Lint he Woutd nurtietail to the II , use lite felAings which prtsted ution his mind at the t,laiti recital of the fiefs of thlt most atrOious, cruel, cowardly meaner,' for he mint call it warder . ; 'yet as he had . mentally - !tumid himself to abstain - from' any at. tempt to heighten the cite, lie Would nut dare to give 1t 'any Zcolnitring',uf :language; . lie could 'hut give 41 a iry' bOluUting; it si - as ; it naked crime--:au • act of • cool; v tletOmisted, 'deliberate wickedness, on Whose glatintand 'uttc•ivercit guilt no eye could !MA without horror. lie felt a kind of national shame on thinking that such a crime could' hate so long passed almost unnoticed ; and, that whet/it was noticed, it was with the sang froid of 'lts4 , other daily occurrence, Ile had lirst met it in a Newspaper, where it was set down as if it had been nothing inure than• the account of a stage.coach overterning in Piccadilly, and a history or - the fractures of the passengers. And what watilltil trifle al e the ilis)'s novelties? No. thing mare than that a human being had been sciaetl for an unproved crimp ;. 'had • beau Jost ,en shore own 'desolate island, withqut food or *water; wider the burtiiiig sue tit the ‘Yest lushes, left to perish without ficlp on did feetpl; the earth; anti that he perished! Yet'this was a tale which passed like other things of the tlay perpetrator of ,the act wis thought' to 'deserve nontittg.more than an admonition, :bid wai. even put .i r alct e l higher command.. if enjr . thing in the feeling of the public was still ante, It ;ought to be called on to investigate this act and it now rested-with the Rouse to say, whe i tlirr the occasion was such as to call for their interference in the cause—th et most righteous cause' of injured justice and in. suited humanity. There were many strange cir. cultist:owes Counected with the trial. In the first place the accusers and witnesseS were all of them accomplicen. Nothing Cbuld come nearer to cer. tainty than that the man had perished,' and. it was his (sir F. Burdett's) first intention s to have muvcst an Address to his Majesty, to order an ingitiry : Into the murder; but it; had been sugg,eateil, that 'as the evidence wilt . not sudicient' to determine -a Grand-Jury, the Address might •be opposed...-- But the facts continued in Mr. Thomas's letter were so simpler end: so 'Whited, that no doubt rested en has (Sir .Fralltis'i) mind, of the crime having 'been meitetted in its Ain& eaten!. It ail pored from the evidrtice of Mr. Spencer, am olli.- cer .if the sloop, that rffery, the ititf or t nna t e vie. ; tinsi had buen•charget b telling§ i f that could ' he stealing, at little spruce beer ; . but from the . same vtidenceit appeared . , that lbett *al a w ish \, ; • ,o get rid oftim previously to the offence—an se. Anal conspiracy against this unhappy man; he was seised and sent away without his clothes or moi. ney ;there was ao nse in those to him, for he was sent away to die. In two months after he was sent fur, and his trowsers were found. The man was supposed by the seamen to have been devoured by the birds of prey that Hock round the island; yot , this ,act, with all its horrid feeling about it, was thought by the Admiral in the West huller and ilia Court Martial to be a trivial occurrence ; and ti report of a report, taken from the' report of an 'American Paper, was to acquit Captain Lake of •he'deepest canto of which the laws cati tike• no. tire: [Here Sir Francis road a minuie of evidence' in which it 'was mentioned that the ()Meer an* party east an shore to look GS/ JitfferyS l took tastliste.piecsa tioahootthe. Weds eist the island.] ...What l Sir, said he, were these to be 'their 'oc. Inv thetlaint.toulespeltalp osiait t ;.The ptiti4 kit to ,uceitait thi? life Oe' , death of t, he 4liin:crfslitc;-40 , *vieAsiit -tit& oi to led' ail bunees and ,yeetliiitifelt ettererted into a, 'shoot(. • eVursion ! Even thee but a few Man wort' 'sent oa skore ;• but their objeet was not to find „ his.reautitia; they were not to find the corps* that was to give a dreadful , testimony against ill ' murderer.. Why I Fan nut every man that could !leafleted front the shift tint 1 and why were only single boat's., crstwit and those expressly pre• pared so* with mean; !Mt amassment, as to draw off their 444,1i4i13 tutor any difigence of search ? in the eiideot iflease oat ' that the neafest land to Sombrero s thi Plata if this atrOciout crime, Mai Aingtaillas .gad thal.*Soat a distant.* of seveta u el i ght,fOlguee ;. *hicks.* ht Admit. rsl Cockesness etstement, had been said to be • last kqkle It.also came oat in stridence that the - shiplsie sight of Sombrero nett. morning.' Thai Capon* Lake had time fur thought-I build was i only:fot double grill ; the sun ilsoatithiatt too his wrath, 1110,Am .rosa upon it t tlid ',neither t~e • tier thought could awakes bitititstialense sit intsery of the maa who was at Unit thOitrigt utukiog under his rootage ;. at that moment 4ste '4140 - 4 if4Cie Itirlm• footstep trod, Siafking seder' the loitering or thirty and agony of mind, that tasttcrrible visitation of Misery w hew the mind sinks under its . weight, mid .the awe =kas lost at ,ntatathe ~power of rtlistance, and the- hope- of rcurOiuki, it w as to a daub like this thkt hi was consigiied:;' a lingering detail of all the'lanf-1 tering thet. cen 4, Mad upettiuur nature,' -*herd the pains of ,the, body, burning under a, tropkat — ."4 1 wooed:lW Ihe ...... o4titSer thipintsian of* -41 ralftlittfor 4g ~ •; . : 1 - • -. • • man voice again, newee-to feel the consolation dt ,a human presence, but sink from hour to hourl.. helplesi, hupoless, deserted, and in despair—thin:3 said Sir Francis—this was the fate reserved for W man. Whist was the guilt of this atrocious cried.: .nal ? had he deserved to be cut off from the eninj °mullion of his followi.ereatures, by some act whieki out him , out .from Op limits of human feelings ?e ale had gull* munceprucobeer Yet, wore thiat mighty crime s .prostni, whertywas the sanctity or even the soberness ° otjuatice calling np all her poerAreto k the .crinus upon , the offender, and indipate herself from cruelty in the horrible U. niaspient which she had' .devised fur him ? Ibe crime wps ,not proved., nor attempted to ha! proved; there was .the ipse dirit ,ot . 'a Captain of a sloop of war, and the formai and dignified jos.° tics of the men why had •resolved to get rid of t their victim. Get rid of him ! why uut threw him lan the see ? It would have been sisweybte the death whiCh they reserved for him. °lt• beep,said, that the island was supposed to int 10. 4 habited ; hut all authority was against that idea. • [Wm' Sir Francis read an account of the Numbrero hland, front Byonkes and other po. • toiler Gazetteers, which . all: concurred in re. presenting. those ; Is)ands ,as tattler barren ° 'and ititiniotbited]. had been said, that the first • . lt suggestion that the Mewl was uninhabited reached / 'Captain Lake when be was at •Barbadoesl and that he 'teeteredhe would not for twenty thousand Ve . nnils hose put the man on shore, if be hid **town It. But why did he not.etren then inquire abeut Jeffery . ? Why not send to America, which he Might have dune for the 100th part of the mo. ney, and discover whether he was living ? The very seatnen who wire sent irt.the. beet with Jef. fury, declared that be must be starved to death: 1t hail been mated on the tritely whether Captain Like was perfectly sane? er whether he was; at toe moment of the crime, quite sober? It had been said in evidence that he was quite sane; but . evett if he had not been tuber, be bad time to re. pent; the ship lay in sight,of the island nest day, and he might then have attempted to undo his of_ fence, but he was still steady to his revenge. On , his trial Capt. Lake said, he stood under disadvan. tages; he had been berried, and forced to lose the • help of %slipcases absent un•service; but. this was absurd ; the Admiralty would have stayed the trial till 14 wilnemas came, bet he bad his time -'O . cksten by idnistdr; his witnesses were chosen - Qu t o f th o se wise wereimplicsted in his offence; i hd it a ppeared, that even in the pr , tgress of • the trial every thiagAad been studiously zeiuded which could press upon his case. lie (Sir f.) • felt himself new, painfully , situated ; for he meat, by the course of:_ the chaise, be draw* iii to con- - sure :ll= ',busy high stations should have pticekabuore ameglect of justice.' Free the Admiralty, he ha4.tp look to She Court Martial, aptl to reprobate tbe isisseettpelosis zeal with which they speared to abet, ant, from tbo rwsu rvrcy thing that,issigAtprpga wen Captai? Lake. 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