The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-06-09 00:00:00

pedienejt ding piesent ascertain whether it be net t in' many respects, incon• reistent. with the honour of the Crown, and the pros perity of the Royal Navy, and . whether the nu merous and radical infirmities which exist in these institutions have not increased, are not increasing, and ought to be reformed? In March, 1812, in reply to a prior communica tion, I received eletter frunin distinguished Mem lei of the Lite Parliament, relative to the frauds and perjuries arising out of the License System, of hich the following is an extract, viz.— " The particular object of my motion to day is to show the additional evils arising out of the License Trade of late years, the RECOGNITION of PERMRY as NECESSARY (and JOSTITIARLE 100 in MP Courts of itdosiruky jurisdiction) for the support of the sp. ton ' • and the abuses and corruption to which it leads. As this Kill not be the last opportunity of agitating mutters connected with the subject, I shall be very happy to receive any communication from you." Is it a fact, that the Admiralty Courts have recog nised perjury as necessary, and justifiable in the support of the license ystem? If it be, ought such a stig ma—more black than the mark set on the fore head of the first murderer—to be endured ? What subject ever came before the House of more import ance than this? Horrid and infamous as was the Slay. Trade, it was less infamous, teas horrid than the barter of public morals for private gain. It is certain, that by means of the practieg of the Court, perjury has been elevated to the rank of a science, sod studied in every Maritime State with the utmost assiduity; and that, in conformity with that prac. 'ice, where Neutral Traders forge documents with deall, and support them with consistent perjairg 4 they may attain every advantage connected witlktbfa doctrine of " free ships, free goods." It is capable of legal proof, that the Qourt have re: , jested the only evidence by which those facts could bars been judicially proved, though the credit of de evidence was , unimpe,achetand unimpeachable. This indulgence to fareiguers and perjurers, hat Multiplied the number of , raptures t . the emelereenftv of the Admiralty Courts are derived from thee fees • end &oats growing out of captures. • To such a pitch of audacity have the crew• of per. 4vrers tottered,. !het they hase boasted, in their circular letters addressed to the merchants of France, Holland, and Brabant, that they stood on such in irstiotale fouling with the great in England, and Rise with persons holding high situations in the Admiralty I Court, that they could prepare the restitution of, . captured property, in cases where no other persons Onsid. The merdmuts of Holland, Brabant, and rance, gave implicit credit to the reality of this bowed induerice t What most have been their opi nion of our maritime Courts ? Thitis not, and Cannot be made, .a party ques tion.. • It is to he hoped there is not in she House of Commove a '•rban ti be found who, if he believed the case to he as stated It; *Would not Tote for an immeditte investigation. I do solemnly affirm, that I hare written' nothiag• , bat what 'I believe to be strictly free, , and etipablo of -legal proof. If there be iny hfeinber who WOrillinhiepo , e a' Committee of Plegoiry; and if the . Homo, Should sea:firm his Inn. ,tion, unpleasant s would he the task, and numerous and powerful the' enemies it might create, I pledge myself to come forward and prove, or furnish the, proof, 'of the truth of every fact I have stated. • I disclaim all personal.molives—l•seek no.personal 'interest. With respect to the Clirks belonging to. the Prerogative .Courts, in whose behalf it might be supposed k have taken up my pen, I know V few of them personally, am intimate with no oire, but,' in every sense of the word, am independent of them. it is the unjust principle 'of the impending Bill, and its ma tendency, which.,l oppose : I have net lent myself to support the private interests of any individual. With great respect, I have the honour to be, Sir, Your very obedient Servant, . Loerton, Jone 8. VPLITBS. P. S. Since writing the above,- I have been in. structedehet it is by means.of. certiti4.clawesw.iqtesh , ,duced into the Eccksieetfcal court Bill, thetAseTe. strictions of which I have treated; are to bageased into a law. The case in which, the captors were cast in costs, on the oath of a journeyman false, swearer, hired by another at an apnual atiPend, to swear to every thing that might be , required of him, was that of the .(affrouto IVissdel ,. Hos, Masser,! captured in 1805, of which more at a fatureday. It has been proved, by evidence on record, that Ike merchants of Holland, even the bitterest enemies of 41iONATARTE, have accused oar Admiralty Court pf being « coarse than pickpockets," on account of the enormous expenses by which captured propeity is devoured; and that those merchants,, oppressed as they coefessed they were by the power of France; expressed- aleisa that England might fait in this eon, test, alleging that England played the tyrant of the seas, in a degree fully commensurate with BONA. AitTeS despotism on the land, and that One despo tism is a less evil than two. During the present war it has been attempted by a neutral claimant to procure restitution of certain 1 mer chaudize, by means of secret influence, intended to operate ultipmtely on the Court. do not mean to affirm that slot e l lfect was produced by the meditated attempt,—bat ourAdriviralty Conde should not only . be free froin guilt. but be free froM suspicion. The .evidence of this attempt having been made, was laid. before the Court In the year 1805, but no judicial . notice was taken of, it. The Learoed and Right Hen. Juke has been.ici posed thou by the oaths of moo who lived by the opentiercise of perjury, •napewelsof those who had belqk toe well known abroad &*, Whelan eFOPIoY 'as masters in the inftimotis trade of /eke strewing, have loot themselves eui,st a ce,rteimaijee.4 per mewl ) Ws. syfer in our Admiralty Coto* which their employer evight c zt i lt thii evidence the Cowl bp Red the copterlie, cosi, indexpencesl • • "he Cisli4 • It has been urgtil thett ,al I i s ettli 4:0 notated, has sot the Key 4groject the evidence of feted to-'it. I fleoy thierkfence of the kmaens Pe . false papers and Jake twits. By the Jew of me** RN defined the greatest authorities, •no Coed,. bC hound to . " • the evidence of a ship'adesomeeflifi tlie,re lip , .3 taus to po4pe4 vlls t ytc.s4be' partfi4OSICSSIOn of rodaat pr at fen. Oa -Sunday se'noight, happened on the river Eight young men, four recruits of the vatermen, named 11shernsan's boat, ,atal back by water. ley ; Quay to Upton, ducting the beat, said a little; and began', Amon* side, Ind the diateiy rushed to thaoppetite, ,thesbeet that k leahley bid the fifer arnatlnia bait, and : raw 'Oka krtbe fore& ofqlw gaiaidstabha distuah' , !ll' 4•41 OttiOß ' 61411114/1444611,1-7 , ' ISO took :squid!' Manikaik mieaseaaime kitteol,ln oomequenre having throw* dead ossa r ipdrtai pro' legit!) , dePositOti • , the Court. ,Thub • could also be -litter ow Ida. Beitouwti—dike was by a public examination of the Members of the Prize , talteo:iesterday before A.;Gitz,- gott l - at a public. Courts, and their conducting Clerks. house 'ln: Sickrille-street,i I the holly of Itoget Such tieing the case, is not he itglistrimitsete ad- Brograve, Esq. wile !shot himself.with a duelling mission or false papers and false oaths, holding oat pistoiat Ids apartmeets in the above street rinAlon— an indirect encouragement to perjury, - by furnishing .dairsacirsidga...oll viewing the body, the deceased the strongest possible inducements to merchants and! bad the piste/gigs* in his right hand, with hie ship-masters to forswear themselves ? Is it not time fore finger round the trigger, and the left hand was that - this volcano of moral pestilence, which exists in tencircledi rained . thu barrel, and 'had, no doubt, the very heart of our metropolis, should be for over guided it into the mouth, as the deceased was sitting closed; and the crime of corrupt and deliberate per. in beds Theban had lodged downwards - in the back jury, when committed in our maritime Courts ) vi- of the beed:amiTriller y valet to the deceased, hated, sited with the same punishment as if it bad been per- that his Mier bad appeared mach dejected since the petrated in the Court of King's Bench? The way NeWeiarket Second Spring Meetiog, and that low to make men bad, is to take from them the means of ness had meek. increased since 'Epsom Races last being respectable. The moment a man is degraded, , week. The-deceased had 'infer/Med witness whilst he becomes more liable to moral contamination. • 4 leaving the course; ader the Derby'rece, ;that ho-had Iu the nefarious trade of false papers and take Oast an immense mini otmoneyr. • He-had since lost oaths, some of the Proctors' clerks have already j his appetite; and witness believed he \ he'll not slept taken an active part ; degrade them by further re- since Friday night. Hu iPag walking abort his room strictiens, and they will become more willing agents the greater part of Saturday night, and a fourin the in those destructive crimes. But I hope and trust, ! morning he wee( up stairs - to his Ser4ant'itoom and that every man of honour and feeling, who may be asked - for keys .which helkePt in .Mttnivti ?pellet, a present on Friday'evening next, will be prepared to circumstance which never hap Pen 4'fli ed before.. alf give the meditated Bill the reception it deserves, and I past nine on Sunday evening he :rang his bell, and. hurl it indignantly out of the House. asked witness the 'hoer, and ret`theitatter Is there a Naval O ffi cer or sailor stbo has not Past nine, he.reptied,. with a stare, "Wilist the suffered in his prize -property from those practices ? morning ?"•' Witness.tieiisidered him quite - Insane Is there a Naval Officer belonging to the House, since Epsom Races, and in this he was ceirtidsarated. who will fail to he at his • pest when this impending ! Verdict—h eanifY• -Timodecethied was d' sole of Sir Bill shall be presented ?—Aft Bill so peculiarly cal.! Berney Brograve, and brother of the. present Sir ciliated to extend and perpetuate the enormous I George.. He had beon , Qiiptaiii In the td Dragoons, Wickedness which prevails I—Before new posers are a and for some years had sported heavy sums 9f money vested in the Prize Coerts, ought not the grant to I upon the wet' He ifteimiable kf• man n ers? and. be preceded by a full lilts impartial investigation of generous in disposition, and of cottipetettic' it not of the use which has been made of the old ? - • I splendid fortune He was considerably miens at the tt kith, fiat Nouritarket Meeting,. altd awn to have lost upwards* O 1 10;000t. • on quid Deft Rite at Epsoa, backing the field egibillt,Sistoleniko. ' UfflON-HALL. -Yeiterdiy i'belitg" of most wretched. appearance Ives charged bY' Mr. Cohen, his landlord, with 'having attempted to set fire to Ibis house, in College-place, Newington. It appeared from Mr. Cohert's statement, that the Prisoner hired the house of hini three days since, - and that on Monday evening he. was informed • by some of they i.neighhours, - that they suspected be was attempting: to set fire to the'premisei. "On receiving this infor mation he went, accompanied by a constable, to, the house, and knocking at the door demanded ad: 4dttance. The fristiner was in the house, but in. •stestd of - opening the doer 'he made his escape out' at the back premises. The officer then forced the when they discoiered a large fire burning on the hearth, within a 'few inches of the boarded flooring ef the parlour ; the materials of which the' fire ' , consisted they discovered were the woOd-wovk of 'the Mantle shelves, the banisters of * the stairs Ste.; there was 'not an article of , furnitoreciteey sort on the premises. A quantity of nidregs and paper were strewed about the stairs ! and door. The officer pursued the Prisoner, and took him into custody, in an adjoining street. hen before the Magistrafe,'he did not deny the truth of ' this statement, - but Said, distrait irsi the cause of it leaaidttli`nesed was lireit=d; bit fn . was a)laker by trade...but had failed 'ind".been" Out of employ for f fusee time past; ltie hdd t *IWO& child, rho werg !starvini 1. he tookthei ih qtleition• only for al stietter;•bet had lib 'fitttilture of Mit S . Ort during three nights they had been there they has! slept on betkidtz 'her *tire ptitishiiik, **it,* cold 4nd - Isungeriltng leitotiwiediticr j)ifitfitt 'down . Ike 11004 ltdtri‘ tlifrek'fireviitt . ; hiving adyihtteadat atistiei to pliftnistrt,' tgir to Wks.. Aft Otitnftte4' f . • r - . • t "l 6 4. %, - 7—nsq with a Paprdpareuglunst.,sess nut every Monti spi ' by way of Newark, Retford„ Tadtister, Dar liegton, Nireiallarloe;raurham, Motpetb. rent:Serarlck. Panwegers finding themselves fatigued from the length .of tie listfniey;' Mei rest what time they please; %ma See prated ou Mitisstui nay additional' fore. Swan, : Co. York, ru'hs Coaches to Sußtiorlaud, ull, Smite. nor h,•Whttby; and other Places. • . CI Bit (DGENORT I H m asqI-,.WaLsal new Post .cuatit, every • CARLISLE, Patwith..aaal Whitehaven, Plud Cheek, !goes with Four Hones, and a Guard all the way. Passes through .111MUgh. Appleby Greatabridge, Richmond, Catterick, 80. reaghbridge, Xetllertry, Aherford, Doncaster, and Graiithion (the nearest waf by eighteen miles,. sets lint every Morning, and perform the journey with the mallet tarihry: Pamienrers detained on the Road by business or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their scuts being meted la the neat-Cinch. WA K EFIEL) Post Coach, every Morning, at halfipast Six ?Clock. CHESTER, Newport, Wbitehortis, Tarfinsity, Nintwieh. Northwich, nod Middle with, Pont Coach *Very Evening, at Five o'Clock. SUNI)FRLAND Stockton , Yarns, New Co,_o* wrtly Mornine; to the Ci!.?erge Sundettent4. •. MANCIIESTEft, Winslow, Cungleton, Nrivreastle, and Wolverhampton, Post Coach. eve") Afternoon; 01.1110. BAR I: WSSURY, and Shltrnat, Pll4 Coach. the Reyol-Chart.itst, every Es eninv, tit Five o'Clook, genetic& SH EF F I LLI) and Rothersewn Post C.facb, called the Rod.- *ham, every :44rning. . SOUTHAMPTON, Winchester, AlreafordoultAiton Coach, every Evening. 11111IMINGHAht Mercury Post Coach, with a Guard, sets oat every it fteruiton, mid reaches Birminghasa next day at noon. 'nixes by Oafiird, Frisian, and Shipeone, to the Saracen's Head, - Pull-street, Birmingham. - •• . . HULL - , Northeast, .Howdeo, thorn. and Doncaster, Post Cinch, every Murata* at lvalf-past Six lo'Clock, xi tie' 801 l aad 1 Boa ltro M tion-gate. Heal. „ HERTFORD,. Ware, • Hoddesden, est Chetheel • Casa. grecs, filornilki. • TOTTENHAM and EDO TON .C . nock. daily, el Imo. pest4o, balf•paint•italltpast 5 anelbalkilik t.'4•llLpi.h: - if; he. fa' oll. rf 4 - ENCO RAG El) toy the tinifortp: gucets.ettev' d ing their peculiar method of trentineat iz the care 4f if few prevalent etiemditinte, Which lias been etind :ed by thees pretence of stymy news in 1 1, inTr i .qutd eurimsive practice; scn. rote alsd of the happy effkrts resulting to tiie peblir !non tile. dicta men confining drele.atternitinlvi athilairr w,i . diveaws Messrs. DOSS upd,Ctr..contonue to,,rlinect ,thekr Wadies to IOW; disorders arisi n g from wsecret ifistibcfivelisbit 'of inrotaidcrate %oath, whirls notonly occasitin; a nueterinistriin ornerstrWar. teethes, but also. entails on its votaries all the ,enervating lathe ciliKes of old age. "In dine diStrkssing State- 0 tlitillifY ciencv, whether the consemteace of such hopeful habits, wet slim (kinking, !nag residence in hat climates, or any oilier rause, by which the powers of tile oilstirtlitia bectitie enfeebled, as regularly educated Surgeons L.ostann, they offer a lino, safe, tPeedy restoration to gonad arid I/igneous health. W here an:early application is made for the cure of a.cestaill Disorder,' frequently contracted in a monied ,of inebriety, the erailicatioh Is geneinity completed in the short space of two days; and in the more advanced and invcierate doges of. vette real infetiori ' ehariitterited by n variety of painful di,hes sing sYelPtiodu, a erseueranee'im their plan ( withnnt restniial in diet or exercise) will insure to the patient a permanent and radical cure. The diseases of the Urethra. as frequently connected with or arising from the above complaint, have not escaped their alum. lion; by an infallible and improved plan; they are enahled to remove opstinate (Meets nod Strictures, whether recent ur of fang durattsm, without resorting to the painful and dangerous use of the caustic Bougie. Many instances can be widowed of very inveterate cases, of several years continuance, having yield ed to their method io a few davit, after the core had been at tempted by other practitioners without effect ; and such has been - the ugreeableresnit of a practice of fourteen year., that the mode oftrentroent,lpts not is one single hist:ince ever proved abortive, dining which iviind many thousand persons, of both sexes, . h ave espeliencet she enjoyment of haring heeu per fectly cured, afteraeveceotni injursons inethtels have been per severed in to miliurpate. Messrs. GosolsoeUti. exclusitEly prods's* the Imre of these a particular_ complaints, in order that they may_ not be, by mistaken few: marked with the obloquy to ustly attached to the ignorant empiric, think.it liqt„jseitfa *estate. ohorawy twee been propet ti edlicated ant initiate into every Winds mf the - prtifesnitiol ( iffjobielit filen different Hospitals, and testimonial:film tbovanot eminent physicians, they tare to ctifivhiceatty 'enquirer) that the sweetie resulting , Own tbeh emblitamtri ginp; indents* thaw ts,itioM bilepoartice or the 'vend Practititmer, and they grantor .thnt their pre , tesidoils :ctimitittile . a fileigratiiiii fur the unihrefetdehted confi dence Oicti . they Isqive, ky r the ,Ifixbieq. the Moberatiy hunilerw. ' To be coavitddiat **lmo" (pheottiNyi.tte by let- ter) by Paliqlft a of eitker So t ,fte . ith neFreer, *ii is aid at , . tentlesit. • • to - P4t l ”/Al l l4 l M , reeßtkl r for ttecito+ita **trig* piirticet of their case, age, and manner of living, _eockasing,a Bank-note for ndvlco end: ; 'and fthittliofte forwerßed to ' 4 the AO , : ' aid - CO. -. „ . • .., ~- t . ' e.., - "qt.!' 7- -!'' - - 7""•. , 4.;. - ',77.' .91\ -•.-- It. •-• . . ~.,- - . • .• . , , . - -----,•,.... 7 .-.,----gunip . . . • ~-\, . • . i . •--..,......... ......„..' -', •'. -; .• ' .%*?''';..-.:.: ' `. • . 4 .. . - . . , . , . . - ~ • . • . P '•"..."1 4 T r ",, ' ' . . . • - • r ..../ r , •• • I , .. ' • • . . .. '' • ... . ' • •.• 4. ~ •... .. . . --...-.. -'... • .........-. • .....• . .. ... . .. _ . . .... .. -. . - - . .....__ -.•-- ...• . . . .••.•• .. . ' _ ~. ~ ..-- _p ily . n ti , tally .6oci these . ' Lena la. reign J udge: end . _MaiAltreles sold sidles Ow! . ~ ifi 10106 - 1116 .41abeadlairisltin . , sl . -.. ...1 ,1 1 ' 4 ' l l A - o ; sori as e . , ti g ubl ii r wit ' ifiash ... . ' iiii so7:. ./,—,.. ,„.,; 3 --- „, :---% s. 1 a slot el to per . Taesday, - , - of . - itint•t, 1 seven years in the profeision I —WlWlnce, 1a 1 4. 11 .117_ 11 itt the!' adieu_l s , l .3 l l '. k . ... awe iew t p r oo li p- i r os zfe 4 o rma ii tome/ow ot illeWec M 1 74.,„.___ ..... tegr0e5, I le . thallidolgence ?-,-If the Hill be grounded on test ;itched I Utight n 0. ..; t, ~ It to ~ 01 4 _ ' ' .... ' ,, A. ~ . bilkailar‘ t prinefples, it shinallf extend to all ; 'if it ,be iiit,'. Before th e Sovereign co o .t . A lO ,i, r. „,• xi. a " 44 ' .. ' idar-- - --0 1 1 'w ' 1 - 4 ': - :-'.- .- •le ! ' 4 , ..... * :.10 de. - • Mai ' Isis • . ; „Olen should no one be effected by it. YObire Will ahOod by scion sets 10 ,', ~.,..,". . A , wit all ateat te . dernted NOS the * tfai‘ek4.lset.,lfis. llehtZ ba sijiata, ..... • 1 ' . • 111 diesel, Fas • or a n ! gware, Sit, that in the:4oora the most respoitablef . These' are truths , ft; . ,b..?l_ ,„.. . "... I : , . - -,.- , othereouett, two% th e sweesc i ia even n a:Skt ../..‘ dirt . es*Aise.M. :" .... II ..' .'' - ..... f • . itii7 - a' " ` 11"-: r cbeiii•4ool.4bdoo r a 4 .4 aork; Solicitors in London, the same practice paralis,':.-capable df being fullY Its ablished 744 tr, tee i ;ta ...a... trem . wt Man. • • 7 .• ' •• ' !ri '4i t iP .1 difi • iC in . b v-""'"' OK-I:though net from thit Mine ca050....-for the ottere t•aw,, of the House st. Commons •-and 1. ..o.ll•43ourts are not disgraced by any . illiberal .nretteS i tir *hich shall set everyaoubt 4, Veit .. . l ~ ... AI tlse fi l t w oom izesa ' Y . . ' , . -. ' . 1 07 * , 14-4 1„.. ' ~ .... ... I.o!.„ l , ftilsd ‘iya f ..' ei...__......m.... .. . ' s • ._ .. Y . lllll : ll :: ,l:l3. l Blei stevitHil : eigi :, :Emil.: .ib i: stugincir :_ atei .."B " 46 i,„ Apr i ..,:vize,. istiod,,, ,,, :artir. ...,; :kier iKti:tr: : :. , on .professional talents. Should the tmpendieg 11 fault rests with any individUa . l,..ry, : eskglUfffe I•. w . vi x •)., eve: pass into a la*, it will ate blow cut of all that law of the land ;1 butlet it extat h .ar t , .., : i • ,o. , . , r V : s or d !t - : '. . , 7 1 . red e her W //44 4 ' ) Ulg rAIN; SiraOkes item' ~. Vermin. of professional rapectabllity to theism:lto:ln- where it may, ought Oval' $ 0.11 r 00 . 0 t.P . __ oo . -i t :,,,,„ . •ed at • loaf "VII London, a q • lbw VL. 4 1 . 461114 n, 1::::::::7:minol.:710:4114ea,ereebotot11....):,,14141. 44 1,, , , , , N i 11 ,, 01d ii. 11 :::: 1 , 7 ( i ' l: ..• nate gentlemen at Whom it IS aimed, and,"withoit a morals, such'a stain an our nation, q.OXt -ttl,!' m . 14 "'0. . * . _ - I:. -.---, , ip - .....• . .... I Consider, the , practice': j ai, OM. O'iri , - • , ~.. . - ameit-AinAdis.. pterious crime, indict a. .punishment scare Snore , exist at all ? to area mat sam • 4 tfielili; the moue pea , vssia , Itiliniutli, Ddrebroter, Falinsint::, . , irftient than death ititolt!---In the niind of a' eulti- ' Courts, of giving credit .fir,..tnrions i herrn' :teen 61 7 41: 1111 Zuctive I he " te " aered n' the Rana, and refused. W sok • .- - - 2 : - 1 - 0 - . WU , Ner-ruz4i;ftch. tv4v Morni ..; .--,foratibti and aspiring individual, what is the Klee of i subornedevidence, -s g , 11; _ i i ~ , ii ~ . ia. . • „Di ~ .. ry a • , wilts alten otttfintturritnit • t r •• ' ' being permitted to exist in bondage ?-4teduti4 by cause of more in testily than &et , , isgraCP6 I. • 41 / , , ...x. fri L lin : :::::ion: Go aP en l ; ll var til stiy ia 7 rin. :::;„7 K ir i i l ns Hl Tn r y ° , k i a im i ri °I . :11, 8 11, "4 : h9t i l itch. • the usurpation of his righti to a State of heipelestrl end deform6diocipti, Is it 16 be w int " ~ 1 1, 1 ,; that i that Tae ne •Passawes sveh ..... e . i cwisecaw l ,sztaltiil - ......a..4. it ° ............ ittt . g t 0mb04 ht........,he t t : 'elsvery—condemned to. incessant toil, With every' Merchant: will thimstrives commit, ot Nether§ i :eqh,,szediae,p,Fli_ee.";"oesz=. loom bil....Lweeibes. The i arrii:i;..4,lo.l,,,eckeith, 1. i fileme,drirc i e , ibi , ,v..e ...u; i :: : ...,. „ir s_ ,L l , ......:: : , rei tt er a.d ribn:enjciii.}:. : hope of deriving affluence or independence mini- . , to commit perjury, when they know , it are 1, , ! 111 1' *WA .iv 7 in ii ie llbeed i ; ef ,4111. ei he ti `w u ei . i t u t ic e il 4114 hilated, and no other prospect before his eyes butt a ' detected, no ptinislithent walts'flietn; , .if they • . Winer slime amid on 1 1, 6 4 , w i de 1 1,,,,,,,.,1,41 -- li .. - -r ,: l n P'"',/ imue'bireet• liner* LiTil and tlitiffil e nos p We of toil, and an Old'age full of misery,' ' - " • . succeed, they procure the restitution of the contested . rive its 1, •:- t o Li e • vn.s . To whom Gan the intendedvittiov of this Bai look . property ? . .- ~ , , . ; l'rhoner %.4 aMe Oat ‘‘. il. 1 Mt •15aTR I I 4 10 P 37 the etAta . • „... .•• ; • : bil4ch • .. 04 . •Viii •. • . . „ ' `" , l i 11, Caliii*, an Maribaraugh, every/4,o nm , iii - ar i " up for protection with so mach confidence ii to you, , Forcignquerchants affirm, that not plut ale i g ., „, c o . .. res i:, ,,,;a. • , .la Ifia - ~•,- 0 .0 %. ,' To - ' ~..i r t ar d : ' !us•-ilitmuro------entiam I.lTehe.ri'llibarn.slettsses,. r wi - street ql ai l i b i l ri vata :itoviite :: iner, O lis: ba ckm,,T7: ::: : Le v.nr!..7. ; . iist i, l' lTE r m v e e ui rn i ::: Who have experienced wine of the evils of poverty, wanting to procure restitition in our end must have suffered them still had Such a a regula- lean to arrange the fal t se papers propeit o end swear i 7,:„'` p jd,••,: . ju s j a il this:, a ' , . . 1. ,i oi l ve tl/ 4{:cl u t 11 4 11 SpliEPokiew UAW ': Coo k ch a , b , l ; Nv id o le as tf :,. 7 l: ol, 4 wurr • eiun cut you off from the right of practice sillies Bar, rosiAdll , :awl Con:latently in support °renal Where . ' demilids- He oMed for th e merciful eniNtaeent ton of the Court, , li l i iii r oxx " :4l: l 7:::: it tle„: l 3 oo„,t, h , ° Yr" .eto Ike uncommon, es edition ' al Wm' .t ode n. his ioassers . arso . teatioa, alid 111,11 e bad ,a,wife an,4,four in- - because in the early part of life you had ehrktetlyour . tis there a Mau of a sound head and unCeataminated 1,01, 14 , t ; r 1 Fil'i ll""i ft "r ifle most agreeable and einnblete Publis c riwou g.t47i g ety s ; 1451- 111. 91444 great milier . . Of 's 'si • liaesee; j ' ' Of ' ls) I.: ref l.(' • ' '''' g as ardt enarkftetforjkd.Doaraster dated before Naas NU it p I will not insult yen by i heartOrho wettld not rather we shoulo, 0, one. aov^, and . d . groo the "rain' Liao, Liedo i.eri um , ai 0 pectabilft. •-"sapeosing it possible - that any political ties, Of• any ',knowledge the'doctrine of free ship, freegooe • than whom were Sit • ye, and Mr. - fhirroises ,r 11 _2125, - Sh,noirr.l Lames AO lifiirtle Bond, bring nnetinidW In "Ac a . n , c. • 1 01.01daionnl considerations, will deter.yon,froln tak- I incur the - indelible disgrace of corrupting,: by, the rat, , ,,t ! Pria•ae L s t .„, ...;,1,.....----e*. ~,,,,,,,i.x...."; le, 1[ "11 111g *L41 1? A c t, Cancaster, Press 'illi, l . iii;4-1.4 9 w4, 1 1 e 1 , 7 “:,,,,, , i u4 • 'Vibe lead in that universal opposition with which I practice of our Prize Courts, the morals of die whets * :fti fta 'on July te.r510,-, -„tex"4---,,. 11.1 1 iiktilis unjust , partial, and appeetsive Bill will .commerciat World . - : '.. Chnekry, Orawkirk, nod Ganaat leant Cowling. livery Arca- berigraoted, on its appearance in the House. . ,1 • Vw...trebtoh bliss wiii'veliittileit i tit feldinittisfistaiffai and The fedi f 'have stated, with many, many more not sublivhinff, as nisei • Bill of iikehmeadirherkenlir to ta " 'a n t A V gl( i ) t W e n : C L i i i i i ngt a "aw Ci n, kis o l-d r r eta:dreen . i,41%.,,, .b uft e r i ne •• • It ought to be rejected by aeclametion, and instead r lag rm - t egl Ortant are capable of , being . proved by .evi-'' ffrfud "'irk .611 . 1 =immenternigete l 44114 , 46 1. 41 I' • ill . 115 5 ii #:.11 .,i . ,4 9 ii t ic.) re an ßr i vi el liw i llii tt ) r il po tir w b r a o s i t ere l l i it'n . d r : 6l , C all.im mr t e b l u d K i u ll i t .i g i : n ees 4lllllll44l: eov c c h' n ( Ach l)itil Kil y) it igillel4 l- of it, a Committeelormed to' examine into the ex. irde,e, ''fly verified, 4\ud dePositod its the archives. -. , ~. „ pedientju of 'continuing the pi r ment practice, and to of theCoort. • Their trath could alio be confirmed Irttitieire ow Ma. Etatoneesci-JAdionotithadiurii . : with a Gnardittrauwl6/n_ awls " 4 ' *, ''- ' Pe 'Priced nail !very ..urnour .1 e...1F_.....• 'bight, I most meinoehely seeiden! '111i11.i. 1641,4 1 40 i00 1 6". 4111 ". 4 4 ii*MiiniffV. 4 . ' for re 't a " ;;;;;;i 7 aii - ti;eiElliiiola:- • $ , : 8 . 4 ,, k 4i4g 4 Ter Serern t at Upton-imus-Sourn. sitoisModom... 4: ..1:.-. ,: noir tor:e• -, ;" ~.., •• ' • - ' • GOSS aid CO. I ' tiurvolig, Itti. I , oil , Fled. • ..i T 9 t*i) lo .i • 'l . l ..I' . , consisting of t csrporsli • fifer,*fid DifittAzAltu i rdi* sififiell t * ifseclifOOVACe Street ' ' . IS Id . regiment of Foie ? ..104.4•06 0 hilt BeitAtoi Dsibi;''beti4en v eh atiet sa l ,' bf the 1' Erlt s t i m- R ow:T 's ' 151 41 413 1 018 1917 "":, 1 - Parophry and Oakley , .leev a :11ofpnio Iliiiimikicideteeklagitith 'end JeSeph Wil. 1 : ij i li Aj ` 5.1 .e P , ... t il l PI •P / ' r 4 A.111416148* *PI the es; D e 0" intending to 'tic.* Hantey Qiiny 'soo t • ' 4 11 0 Altitillid4"N't k eitist i tiot 1 / 4 " it' i -I Yrigleigt) alma - ' 1- gr . : al 11 "e '... . 42 - and ..1.1 k . lekin g'"''" ni ' '; l /Rretzor4 ' e r. They were retorliog troot,l6ll. 'this* - ' ilPiPabethiglOt i tlPeninattii dim it ': vai ry scHN oni l'e rfAt9y4TANYsy Of _ 1 ,k1r 131 , ; ) rre; ah ontilt tie or'envia, "mire tye. 45, F: . ,.. IN whei Peropheyi t .irhe' witede.: the , _ !q u id** )( . 1 .4 , tr i ote, j ,..i tia t a ty ssitoilm . i the 1 formaseemsei.ollq..itri said he woad frigate* tho - rWilllts ' bit t":= Er e als ' i' 'in, - ana in :line , ' ow, or to ,ast ne w r y o con itenseht or oistraiot ut 41. i rocking it. • -. The naiades** , Id 'oll'iso • ba3 titeli lit 19,11iiikifteitir' f and sly years eserietice (in siiikletiliVe+ttier)h?sliT y w it ; th e recru i ts b elie . siemeak s.ine . tenet D elso k f . fte w ir imu n i o 40 11 i :s i t i tb o o t t ik i e t .i ir me ill ii z i ect it t i ro n;i tgrn rera r ied i : ;s;s , lrla r t: c l x m ~na :11,49P"itet which sCsio s siSkifitdook ttstitellidilitle w --T ihnelthiii; *I sidgit6 1.0 1 0.4. 1 1 6 01 tiliserds* Oh idith'elailhogt e nt Ili' Pg,r: lll ;', 4 i • ' ' . '. ' P praars'of both _taxes, rove hero tO11, 1 '! w‘lh . inds.hdy tided with sWilirii..=;i hdd'iligifoldtilAY , loviit rthrsiction br, ward 42 4 10,0,..,_ ua . a . rbierioliiir far 'swam to the t ho rsi e w ei r V l i a olf a sy l i.:• 17, ;;;:$ ; ,;t1 q.n ill; ,t ,(3; ue• ,i , ..- LI: .:,. Q'4ll ir ' ... •....awr 4... r ,4 *U..O, Ott list eight )(lira id : Time* eke thetueo -, r l - 7 -Wittirer ifte ,vok:- vita l fett u ret t 4 14043Pgraitta i r a ri t h lf"ri ° 4 l, T 4"" 1 1.4,° ' ., **e m a rt _ 4 e 0 o. ege o. urgems, _mit gu (, 4, • ° " ll4 ` gut** WOO t ie VillwatlOW ItodlP 40# 1 11 a f an • .',_ .. sbilisermaWrapesto , , pattishrlttialsallT by the Ittiy3l e 1 a heir froore• •ii 9 s ftr dxc where co- wai.' , net Bytterdatits4o l ll lll /"linifdlitill hilillisiiit _ _ 2 1(14._15t • Idiegiiho *SS siouidi.lOstl Ow wise cal c'• '• - • 0 1KWOCTIRLffi .. ""l No t 711p e Z t o t Wilit iilylOiltldOk•cree,Y. it . b7 Po - 7 .% •. ' .. -, irrs- , ;. :.. . ~; i:;; .1 ! :-1 trjohm . Im o . , . ..- ...., ..) , i f : : l e - : V i rcomMr, nt,l r idlers, l!lo. SS,, St. llhali s •bort $ Ilidtl'eif 7001ege t beiholiegOihil it'' of 'abi WAN"' ' - o rs it '.‘•.' . ' Alflo c,t ta ttottei- i t art oh oriif•Stibil, It b b ,Po , , i l Nef:Jy( mg, mettkieevern contkiene* ,tovs.of or , " • ' /at 911 1 3 . 110,10 ; moss ovarridatitilher4ftlivrillial edtaitai . ~, . . • vitt i tiatli iieis% 1 4114SKy• • .141' ...... ? 1050hi5iit i...,.. ponce of*sasetolitiol44WPAgialiss w•rg reeololl.l:b l in i t ` ' • . .. . .. 1 tAle ... i id 41111111 LIAO); WILL - ' i Nvily is sot cousiderid ta isomer . P ' 1.011 DON t Printed anti Pnblishrsl by O. I.oi to. oi l' iTa. MASAN Orrics. 67. Fleet-wvet. r r