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titum rj E LONDON GA 'Z 0313 • I ,• • • ~ • . g • . . ' . 'Mich id?, Scpt. V., IS)J. • .. . . .. , . Ilk 'Royal fii , ;linc'vi 'tkr" Pri l itor Btirpt has been pleaAett, . in the n , ~• an.l on their hilt' of 'his Majesty, tn'eot6titute And appoint !'iir R rine4 ciciirge; ita'rt Ton .e Bowen, Est. the J iim , ;97',:!fit.: I.,hh I)miglas, Jolt(' 1-fainesii', .131:etor in Vilysk, . .. the titninur,t;)lo t mutenay 1_141:,.,aid John Frb oes. E%'ci• t* '....1, -be Ids '..i -‘..jcs --v',l Commissioners for conducting theirtansport ' _ . Sy, vire, for Ow Care of Sick and IV:dAided Seamen, and fur the Cal.!..anel Cnstody of Pri3oners of. War. 76k w 1 l• ,' . • ..-Ont irttl 1,-nyztv, 041.• , ..1, I OS', .. , ~ tract of a ; Letter from Catititlii .F.o*ortl:, of his Nfi110it,,,,,, rs .1_ Shill Npillihi:, 4p.ted at Halifax, tht Nth ,ltily 18 t:4, anti •ad ''. (leased to tits? PArionroi)le trilioilia Coe], of His NI ojesty's Ship La Hogue, of *filch a Copy has been frarisniittecl to Johts . Wilion Croln Et 4. „ . (to the morning of . the 29th ult. off Pork North, r'etto - rllig to Halifax,,l fell in . with, mid; after a chase of thirtfour liours,,,,Captured the American schooner privateer.ThoiitsaS, Of twetve gotta(eight the had thrown overboard in the chow; and eighty inert, iMonsint, to Portsmotith t had been out six days, Was proceeding tli cruise between Halifax and the Great Ban4and bad not taken any thing. ' • bffice V Ordnance, AFept. 29, 1913: 1.14a1 Regt.olvlit of 41ARlery.—First Pentenant ;Zachary C. I.lt , tylk , to ht Second 'Captain vice Winder, retired. Second , Lientetwrit Alexartfir H. darle to he First Lieutenant, vice 1141 y. -, 7 • • (Corps of Il.nyal Engineers. HenryTo he Second Licutenants— m H tientieni Cadets L. Penny, vice bolten, promoted ...Joseph E. Portlock, vice phinintedt ,lotin leer, lice Robe, promoted I. Edward Covey, -vice tlayter, promoted ; Henry Briscoe, Vice Alderson, pronoated ; Gregory, rice St.ticher, promote(' ; Charles C. Alexmider, vice Nest, lir - 01114)4.d ; Ilittlwrford, viet.C. Wrightl . proniotc4; Arthur Kay, Vice Rivets, promoted ; George C; Puge, vice Hunt, rrortioted; flenry Sandtutm, by augmentation; Celia Mac kenzie, by auguientation. iNfghLEGAiSME. 1 / 4 :Oint,T OF IttiGN .911;Net-i AND COMMON P4i. Vr.s.tENT„ Jar 15.• I • • teOafifilikl3 #),'4ltP.Cl4 ANT) 0nA1,47%,- stai'ed•the ta.kie. He said, thii.ivas an action bringht 'Agabisi the defendants by -ilk 'elient;• for forcibly tartan him out oriti, ctweli ing..lmotj The Ilefendliofet no debbtratiOn on theieenrili, but pleaded the general issue. . The Nets these plaintiff was , calltd fhint Triainad by • ihe bite Dr.'Anderion,. tii:•take the charge of his Majesty's liotania Garden' in .at, Vincent's,. and recommended by hirn, as his -the ce(Sor. Having twice: chute, over. for .that pat.- ptite; as long as his ditty in Triitisintr all Owed him-, and no atipdihtment having during...that rived frtnn the War-Otlice i; he waS under the'ne , tessity of reuniting to that 'Colony,. ills warrant ; having at last arrived, he Came to St.. Vincent to llischarge, - Which he found 0411114 A by. Mr. Grant, tine of the diAndatas, by the Appointment of the Presidetit„ and the Approbation of the 'Goveraor. :Vs his Excellency Sir Charles litisbane hati, in a, letter to the plaintiff; before lIIi leaving Trinidad, declared, that he considered hint tis the fittest per 7 '' son for such 'a charge, and as it was a public 'hay of some conseytence; he certainly expected that countenance and support which had .almost inva riably been sliewn by all fointer Governors, and by Sir Charles himself, to the establishment and its Superintendant. lie was disappointed ; his reception %vas eold,and repulsive, and the few at tempts which he considered it his ditty to make,' to oblige or to coneiliate, were sp received,- that he Ceased to repeat them, and confined, himself entirely to the duty .in the, garden ; but even in his retirement party intrieste overtook' him.. Ike had allowed.the ntaaager of a neighbouring platitation.to take away for the copper-htles of the still, some of timesupertluiotts and useless wond, which ice tbe garden .clear of ; and a do tnestic toi sell some Malacca apples,..which ' were falling from the trees and rotting on the ground. Would it he believed th a t' s uc h r idi cu l ous tr ifl es were cerefully stowed hi the Viceroyi.d 'mind, to be br'onght lorwatid in dread array against the plaintiff ? The tpiarrel began by (laming, and le refusal to sign the garden .accounts, which- had Thiabronglit on a coat!, been attested as usual. spond e n ee , which - he ..shitla .now read , Court. (Here the Counsei read several notes and' letters Which had passed on the Occasion): :Gentlemen," said he, i"yOu wiil see the repaints why this quarrel - ripened into such irreconcilable enmity, and was followed up 'by- such 'unprece . dented, proceedings. The plaintiff' hail an tOrtu 'lately hinted at the depredations Made ;a the garden by ,cattle, said. to• belong to 'his-'Ek celleney,. whose ranges - he-had thought it' his; duty to contract, 1111{1 hild accordingly 'COMP. JUPNCed. his labours, by repairing : cc pmewing the fence to the:exclusion of such intrmlers . :' Tbis was a heinous offence ; but there Was another till greeter.. In a letter to the. Secretaq at War„ ; he had moreover thought himself bound to mention the old barrack-p . OMM', its present state, the va riety of claims made to it by,' the Governor, the colons!, and others, anti the propriety Of its being One day at, least united to am , flotanic-watien.— This. hers morsel which had,: in th e m i ll ,r, hoer). already appropriated to a different perpose, end it therefore was it sort of vice-treason to hav e , inane anylnention of that ground.. 'What was the ,Jconsetptekce 3 .The, very first or l ee ou d day titter these Communications were made,'leis Excelleuey- WM, pleased to , calf insneetion of the garden Whet the object of that ittspeetiou was, 'nevi be easily guessed ; next day;, a meeting of the Council was. called,• , md immediatelyotrits break. Jug up, it was announced to the pl a intiff, that his Excellency had been pleased to ausPent[hint from the Office of Stiperintendant." • •.' • , The 'Learned Counsel was convinced,' that this suspension had not .the sanction ot the Privy Council, env more than the appointment - of Grant to the garden. These Gentlemen - knew too well the extent of power.geantvUby his Mjesty's instructions as collie suspension of sit iii f ns' in the service of Government. A patenteei f(ir in stance, can only be mulcted thereby. of • half his pay. They' knew also, that in the - artpy proceedings as those against his client could never take place. , An officer under arrest loses neither pity, quarters, nor rations, before he ag tried by a ,Court Martial. Here . the Learned einursel thought it necessary to enter into a statement to defend: Liinself from the' charge, of illiberality. Ile re market:l, as' a proof °ibis moderation;tbat he bad nor brought it'on'for trial when the public indig natiiin was at its' ienith r and 'when. any - quaint am of damages would not h ave b een cons idered as exorbitant . or equivalent. Inc had 'allowed titne. ~~A,S ; :for the hum of . surprise and indignation to pails laWay, and waited till it had settled in th t cool coMpOsiire of Ober reason anit'reileetion:' With this be.might contrast the conduct of the adverse party, their cabals, idtrigites, menaces, and epi thets of different lands, 'applied both to hiS Client himself, personally and professionally. These he ti:eated with conce,mpt and derision, and hit, 01.4 " briattat hart: fallen' nilpotent' . to the ,earth ; antt.ror what (said the learned'eolsosel) 'Alt this ssitiden font intititressible. anger. apinst n u: 3 , Mir tiolou: th4tt duty which the oath of soy profession hinds toe to do,•—•w , forsupp'orting even whoa the arm of power is raised ttgainst her, —for the heimms ,crime of.dtit.in . g to defend a friendless stranger: Bat to crown the clinnix' of absordity ttnli itrragance, this is to he distinguish ed by Ole, high sontityng name of a Government. enttse,—ti Government cause indeed l. nwpmi no- TOnif 'umbra . the .drift of this, is ;palpable enough ; it is CqUaliy absiird ; .rended:lo.gi ; ve ic grand. and 'awful effect, as it were, to throw the ropes of royalty over the defence, aid at the same time to innrii the plain tik anthills ,491insel as disaffected- subjects,—to biuncl thetiry6Eli seditiOtt and rebellion, and what not ! But with- %Opt Gaveriiment dpe4 this eause claim alliance . ! - jt.oertaittly:eannot he the. British Government; for the attvibittes Of UtitL 111'0 potVer with wisdom, anti justice with mercy. Plaintilfmits turned out rin the 20th. l'his day litypeoed to be : S'm urtlay; and lie received orders Att. Claire , the house empty for Mr. Grant's reception (in Monday morning• The ,Lord' flay was graciously given,, wherein to rei)iove: his family; furnititre,'Votiks, &v. That day belong l cvoit totilaves—that * • • tlaY 'which ' is, to to kept sacred to soti, and i'o works but those of necessity anittrierey..,:-%ad feet: been Made a :day, orneceisity to the. WI . ; but if his:PUrsnoi .011Owed•ft as zi tray of Malley On their part; k be" said • thetn, that their tender• Mercies, ihoiV-Aif the wlckeil, were ermmo'. They had, piti;tidetUnd tr'eat for the tar as the mmidnie of a little MICE atith i c,rity" -winthi they might;haVe been opliged to seek stielm, _shelter At nafuregives to the. wild heat oktie gat it was not 'so : to the eternal hOnOur of -the litho bitant4 of tii. Vincent, almost every house Wai them, amid ermlry assistance rendered which generous htispitality could liestow, The.l4carmied Cotlie.d . . said; ‘, that cuiee • More lie todk the opportunity gat ruivising Mr. French tO take 4tire, to get hlmSell indeninitied, tOr that he, imit•part, shook' . iimlfeethe plaintiff to • iVant the bent.* Of, the lawi iif his.country added '' if there" be integrity, hcinant, deli eiittity, hit with those who persdiided time defendant td act lig he Has done, I hope, I ArmiSti and . I am Confident, they will led themsblves !jinni(' to Indemnify him." Evidence Was .then tailed,' tmi.provc - the act Of expuldmin. This waii:mkome_by whom Mr. French took with him for that putpose,.. and by Mr. Barber, theassi-;tant in the garden. who.] was present at time t ; iiime it took. place. The Ma- Imager of the eStimfeadjoinitmg time garden, was alito catird upon, and. g:ive exidence, that for some ' fire...wood which Mr . Lochhead ha i l permitted him to take from thd garden; 'for the use of said estate, Mr. Lochhead had never received, or expected,. .wily personal benefit, and that it.was jerked up, and carried away by the negroes andcat,t le of o.it 'estate. The Counsel then stated,..that here he shoald close his case; unless the Court meant. (as. he had , heard) to insist- upon it to the Jury, that the de fendant, Mr.. French, was acting in his judicial capacity as 'a Alagistrate; Of. which licvnow de manded the opinion of the Coon. • The Chief Justice said; Certainly he should so charge the jury, fur thong!) the action wal 4 n o t against. either of the defendants as Magistrates,. nor had • either of them justified as such, Mr. French might under the geueral issue , from time evidence produced by the plaintiff,.. choose, and hail a right tojArstify as a Magistrate acting under the unthority•orSif Brisbane.", sarti l che'Counsel for the Plaint n n dcr this. declarat-loil* of 'the Judge, 1 give in evidence time notice. serVciron Arr. French as cantioary,". head he chosen. 'to plead his commission us a Jus.. tite.Of time Peace,though I will not bold myself bound by the' 'teem (I, to, consider him honnd'in 'any other capacity than that of u private gentle man. '',llmis.notice Nt•u., us follows ti to th e Kn n e it B e n c h nrid Continua Pleas?' Sir,---Please to take notice, that in one Calender Month 'front this date, tilt a deelaratiiin in tc. s as aptinst im, at the suit of Witliitin Loehhead, fih• having forei hly turned hiturout 4 his dwelling-house, appointed for his residence; as Suporintendant of his. Majesty's Botanic:Garden of t Ms . :3l3nd, , '• H, PliXANE;Couns. and Attor. for Plaintiff. 's Thu lion. JTIIIO March' 8, Isla."- , Mr. Calder Was ..then sworn who proved the • . • . delivery of the above ruitice: .On the part of tlu defendants; the itioit; ey- General rested bis.defeuce, ,as to Mr. 'French, solely; on the informality of the notice. That it Was not agreeable to tlse•2.lth of George /I. re quiring,.that the name of the plairttiWs , incentey should he. indors , ..d thereon, with .his place of abode, and the._ Specific eatise of action,effissained . thetei , t. lie therefOremOved a nonsnit. As, to Mr.,' 'Greta, there was no evidence, but oily= that of his being present at the expulsion of plaintiff, • The Counsel for the plaintiff insisted,, that no not:i.re Was necessary in the crse, nor nay evidence of such notice-to the Jury, because the defendant, J. French, had not thought proper to plead a jus tification as a Magistrate, so as to put it on the cord, and us be had not been sued in that capacity.: Ile had rested his case solely on the merit* and issee, , and must therefore be regarded as a private gentleman. lint sapOosing that the notice was necessary, and could be called for in Court as on the record, he shelved from , authority, " that provitkd the notice Were: sufficient to have cnibled the, defen dant to make a tendar tinder the statute, it was good to every purpose ;" and this lied been proved to be the ease. As to the indorsement, the wri either Upon the •face, or upon the back of the ..paper, "s equally an indorsenteut, end the folding nf the ',l*fier can make no difference.. With re, Street to Ave. name of the place of abode which the woials of the statute required, n literttheom , plianee With that was proper and necessary in a . Metropolis such' as London, um! in any other large city or town ; hut in other places, where there wai no unite or designation of the person's: resi deuce, it was impossible, and therefore-the menn fug of' the atatufe-could never reipoire it. Such was exactly his (the C6ttnsers) office, It had no name,, like many hundreds of others in the West. Indies ;it was nit-in any street; was not even :` t alown. tY . .tB time only .person .of his name in the, island ; and the.delendaet knew .and met with him' every day. la every respect, therefore, A far as' it possibly could he made applicable, the statute had been fully eomitlied with., Only one observation on the intrinsic merit's of the aloe; on' the part- of the defendants, Was ; brought foaward by Mr. , Windsor, one of their Counsel, .'Phis was, that the Botanic - Gareen be longing to his Majesty,. the. Governor, or the King's Representative, had' a• right' to dispossess the plaintiff ;' and, ther.efore i in that point of view, ' Mr. French did nothing improper,' irrobeying the ;,orders hits , Excellency..3his.plea was-overruled. flitJildge, in • hisidiarge to the Jtiry.' • stated, that the informality'of the notice, and not being literally , elinforniable to the Act of Gen. n• I : ll ) o veineinioned, Was a matter not to be • gotten ewer. He added; the-, ct of Parliament is exact and peremptory, , and you, Gentlemen of the. Jury, cannot but lied for the defendants,- YOU must do so. . When 1 make use of the word-rettst,. hope yottAyill mvlet - stitud the sense in which I -Ilse it—not that you, aye under un.uneontronlable necessity ; bet ()illy I cannot see how you can tin othirwisethan find for,the def en d an t s ." Thl=•Jury "'tired fur a few hours, and then, to the great 6misfaction of it crowded Court, return ed . a- verdict . for the, plaintith—aanages, Scan Hundred and Fifty Plintid.t, AE the iostan - ceof the defendants CQunsil, the Judges have uhlee granted a new trial. . - - - bonimitsleou s4ned by the' to) ; Lieutentik. Own lieginient IA Stafford:. Gent. to he Ensign Ist or S'l'at Norfolk Regiment. .of Henry tiarper to he Lieutenant, vice Flower, reiignetl. Notthuntherlund Regiment of Wm. 'Walker to he Lieutenant, vice IVittsott, Northern li t tviment of Local 'Alilitia.--Alexamier t;iit': . to. 'le- Ensign, vice 1-towcy, 'promoted. tinarter- Mdster. George Wilson to be.Lieutemtut, by lirvvet, Centre Resintent Of iliropshire Lucid Jotts, Gent, to he Ensign. . . South Ittgiment of hunts Watkins, Gent. to • be Lictitenant. North Ilegiment.—George Smith. Gent. vice 'Morris, William Ilemar Cardiff, Gent. and Christopher Mosiiis, Gent. to he Ensign. R RATA in the Gazette'of the 45th eat, ,In the Grants of the Dign , ty, of. Buronets. For 1j dos Trecothiek klenneker; of Neuton-Hall, in Aim 'County of EsseA, Eq. read, the Honouraole ilrydgeg 'Fre -eothiek Heunilier, of Newton-Hall, in the County of Etitex, otenant-General of- his Mojesly's Fotees. Fur Samuel Young, of Tortdosa-place, in the County of 15t.11..:, Esq. read, of Formosa-Once, iu the County of Berlis, Esq. : • Tor -Fredcriek Gustavus Fowke, of Sowerhy, in the County Itieester, Esq. re4:l, of LoweJ3y,, itt the County of Leicester, f:sq.. . • _ (-111 ()viler for the Cdort going lute:mourning for 14er late tlaje; , ty the Queen of Sweden wilt be inserted iu the Gaii:tte 'Of uext.] BANKRUPTCY, ENLAnGtD. ,Nlll.3.kttry a9dDnrolly Niaskery, Hanky, SL.Eford intiilittets).fruin pcto4o 9 to,Nyvetuber 4. • , IMNKRUPI'S. . . John Burrows, Spalding., Lincolnshire, merchant, to surrender (.)ctolier and•Noveather 10, ,st,t eleven, at,the Pea coca 1) 111 , litt , ton, Liatulnebire. - - Attornies, Mr. J„ t, • alf,r Hullway, frr*Mr. Alexander Forbes • tiaal.ell, Ja , '".l3v4it, (i.1) , 1 out Clegg, aa n'eroro adveriliartl), • „Iti.'s.:**.etstreAracier-Lina, utlardbleiro, merger, tietolitt 14, at . , eleven ' at the. Wheat glfraf, tonnes, :‘ , 4„essrs. Lar Ike and Pardue, Bew,lleyi or Nessrs. li . rahokv and ► Line3ln's-Ton. al,' Nl,irtein , 4ter, drug.rt, October 13, 10, an..l November 13,i , t;ui,e.i. the - Whitt 1)0s Inn, I%lam:hinter; Attornies, Mr. .liokylozli,,,Serjeant's-Ittn, or blesars: Green ;cud . • howits Onlniori late of M'aecliester, dealer, October 90, i3O, • • and Ntri ors - 13, at,,tuvo, at the Tallot Inn, et'. Alturnit..., Mr. I.a"w r ,Miniche'ster, :or D lessrr. , Alliingion, and (irqgory, Iledford-r4w. rehert _Nortitumberlantl, biitcher, Oc to;,er and Noveml4o, 13, 41 1 ,1AP1411, 101 , the t'icar;e: ravine, North Shields. S,ettrce Steal 1 110)liersty, I,lelk!nart, Walbrook, or Mr, 1 1 10)ster, North !iibald;. John g'at'e:; itawlins94, Lancaater, merchant, October C 5, at Are,4l6, and:November 13, at ten, at the King's Arms, Lancaster. Attorines, •mr. Parker, ,Latulastcr, or hit. i•Citton, Aldertigiite , street. . " Willidox Newby, tato of Stochport, Chester, basket-maker, Octolier ta, ,19,'10(1 November t 3, at eleven, at the Ca s tle Inn k ritotiqant., Att,ornie , ;, Mr, Baddeley, Stockport, or Mesirs:Nliltl4,.; anti Virry, 'l'ernek. r . 13irtles, Birannxliam,.stationer, October 96, at live, 23, at eleVtil, at: illy , ttoyal Hotel, and No veniner 13, at eleven, at the Inn, Stourbridite, At torniea, Meisrs. Ilaxter..tind Martin, Fterniriirs-luti, or Mr. Richard Rird,,.Biriningliarn: Prait, (:oventry,' printer, October IC, id, and No at e4ven, at tire Craven Anna Uoveneq. I)it,ltent and Son, Coventry, or Mr, riaray,Curtiitoi..tdreet, LThativery-low.. John Mayhew, KeilitelrAweet, Itip,2ll-uinare, upholaer, Or:- tuber fl, it;, and Ns tithes .id, at . ,ty , vtre, 1. not it les, Me r•a, Ortlonw, Dixon, and (iregsan, .art, Tlicogano tali .treet:. JanteA Ylet‘her, (tldham, I,anca &hire, lanter, OetoLer" 20, at. 'ix, 2), at Itic Y 0,1161611 isit), Oidtv.iii; and No e:;.:Ltn. Is, lit. tvo, at the White Bear tun, , Mtinchrf,ter, rill lei, Me. Ili:no' 11....r10w, Ilhoueb-lionse, near Oldham,. Milne alio ry, Temple, 11.1,_ slf001), llevatf.ni ' nalier, October 0) J 6, at eltvens at Incise, at Ciuiltlhall, Lcandaan. Mint , 'A'. Ji, bias, Wolworth. Stimei . set-place, Cuonnerciairroad, Ocioner It, at three, at ten, and Npvtittlier 18, .at viey,a, at t.uitdhaill, London. Atteirtiey, Mr, riturg,.. 1 iwr...a4.e. tam., , 14icLol ahay.„l4.:Arert, 11....!f0rd- square, It Laii.4)e.l, (1,141,!; . 4,4: 0, 111; At Oct eta, tiArd Navetninn .3a, let I wtivoa: 41 tillitattitV„„ I,tmduat, titnrrye y, tlr . co„,_ t% art-Eta - A, iikount- I t,Anltlt:}i,,-pi,..titit,dil46r, stimuli,. a mot' tirito - •A44lprAial 411`, I‘.4:l•ea-tiana here, t 0v en 6.. 6 . 04 .4 01 ,' t•mon-so - A:0, Saativlvart., corri'er; Ocla nem 3, Ili ; 4 , ; , 1 1,1; tat teal, London'. 2t.tturnies, ratty,ti and Alltort, Short:ditch. 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Ak' r ,FLkCTibNi ~bit • 'Hill Ati•Atiti 114" tAiiAbAj br 'tiik iitatiatatqs. at t .. i i i . nii e A ti 6.e.ffiitentii'llitettkie:CisdipiltrpCiii'cilla:::::titligiddif4ria°(hitjaiti.ettlitlio e::ii:i'eite';elelxiilrilcii:tlt°l‘tilli:"iti?li;liso'{itilitti'ir%slcLl,l.lo..el'c';)ll'i..,'.ltillcn:).tDNl!Juof'c.,l; gi w e liCt i ;e " t:ll7 l. tis u c i. ilii e t il . t t ill e iti a fi li a )) ; t e tt' C t P l°)tilt P iel i S'". c ia'(teclutiriltil'llllBc3lielt:l.t:ce"6:ll.3:lll ! i! . . . . t:o . l l : o p l**l 6 l i . ) ,: i t t a l) -o s, P t .e b i out - li i ii tlt t i ) , l t t l i l i ce l y i r li ti i: E i c t i o B ti p t r j i l e e d , ° h e n y S i 'i , i i t c l ii : %l ( . 4 l :::: Pj : r i l e i c i c . e v e t . , ‘i t l; : Ile .says—;" But tin:3o'er resource is ' , lt , : r h}ii l equally elieaCiOus. A pdtherful ;total ,force 1) 00 ",. le sent to the 'coast' of America, hithalit (Iv i ol! • d ili 4 i eo:: : ' , ,:t: h r't ,t . y i l l i t ti ,' Pasbuttr:tit'tourisiteei.!°.:'2tebonrietufganirocti.li tutitirg:ebgiof°tisrfit:ipcalsn:(ll:trirdiazblitif et 'tht!tr totting. This ,would bring thciii ft . ,' 3 .r o i ) „ seine of , outr power - anti Of their own clanger'', i • would act es , a diveMtirt.so powerfully,. 11311 1 .. a i w 'r i o 4l ) n tl i t i :t i l e l f i e e c t . ' o C ) : t t s i t t l i . m i l l i e j a c i n e i s i t s l . ' .i .l (i t y Y t o it:i t e f b r ( y ir t a n o ‘ f v d i f i. r ) t:e m i °U a lit. rk ithl : di t r : - l i tt :; ° ;i f i -great bulk of ihe Anteticuivs tire intireiy-filiits!‘4, i .. as to the power and resources of Greg .13tiain:„.0 : i. and they will remain 50 until they arc iill',l c to 1 Wet them i then,. -and illeii 'Only, sh3 ll l''''.,„ . ' i any chance for an liuntinrible and !fisting por ' " The Americans are an retire; e i lergclicei . I pie, who will du much according to their .10 1 ' r! ,. i these, 'however, they greatly over..rate; b d 6ts :should, Oht bolt! their cheap : 'they will 1" - , 0 ; experience ; • disaster Mid .tlefe:it will le:+'eh I ' A .. their 'wants ; to supply which, Civil. nativerocfr,, willtlo every thing of which their 1111:30 are 01 , 1 ble. Bat there 'can beim doubt•that their troU'vo of annoyance are nothing to ouis-; ail, that WO is for-us to,givetheu% a proper diyeptiou. iti . • ~:`,i ritlts place ;JO SIIII Cullii . denZe ill thertiivt party.of America RS iir-slaikeu our exerti(o.o must .act Avid% ; ,- rent clergy ;. 41.4 i ne. or e0.0: 1 ' 1 ' 1. , ‘v 41 increase their clainuitrs,fo, ;Cates, .1/o°l%o will make the adr:nitages of' . it become- geo i e - reit: . Permit rue to ilitisizare this V trietoilo:' eunsiderathw ~..;. .... :..-• • - ..:' ~ -- „ h av e • wt. .th.• th is. country, a-mindier !' ( • - • ii ir ' .ITho are'cOnstOitly detilaiming itgaitot 01 1 r p ,, 'Goyerinene and panew2ilisliig . France, so ',.v t 4; . that - they .are very:llia : folly - occUsed t i t '; friends oldie French. They arc al wity Prc' l ,. o l . up peace,- and endeavouriiig to tu:ike e': , :"';',,,, ' ,:oi . their,opittions•t tit)* let tile remark :%rlilc ' k iao l 1 . conduct, on the putt ...ot. France, tri'" 1 " ? 2,0 64 likely to make' these men chailge thuir(qi t',. 1. c . ,,r )et,,,,y,wir . lt,woitla be It tame teitrio.l 49 ' i pl q ' ‘ l l ° *l l i c ie i it t : l ! k tu e it c jl i i i ;bi ( u 4 a . l l o ll l l . l i i c i : e h rs l o l tia o ! ) A. ' ! : ti e r li '' lll:t. '": i c ' t } , i4 :d 'i t ' '' ' ''` Befoce concluding,' may ..1" be peril;', o f tO state the high ca g l l u t c s t e c n r s . e o th e Canadians cute r( . `, j ; I ii` r , p ll l ii i r ?' c i o rt ? i , i t i ci ) l iti c : . Y : i ant! .te t )c i l l k : p u r e e i r s ti b e:t v Y i:; brie.t°l'"% l.lel ni 11:11'1113j 'lii'44tri 7:6:1 411.: r ' ipi la t t t t o l . e rl7 ;f s,ti; s;ii,dn. Niagara, titth‘‘e xt . i . i., t l ,ii t i e n :r i lt o ! rt z i i ' ll ti t :le e rU nt it r !e i l t :: li t i e s t i r r ,. gC ; l ,; ! ..: ::l : l , l „ ;Y: t E t i a, ‘ l 7 l il .• 4. time iVolfe, expired in tha o n'', or Tr t v # 4 ".: 1 ,ti of heave initalice of the ,gullintry :.I:o 4 :til ' tit ‘L' l ; ' :% ; v lte l Were 'the assailants, alt (i t% . ''', 1)1;1 it Iltll the energy with which • k P i r ::110 1 , i ought to Rttitck' their foe.. 77ieirriii° 1-- ba ll ' upoirthe town, awl w i ju ld ce i tam ly htivo lir ',.bst' to ashes, bad not our --eunlioll silcneC ti t i . l* o 4oo 4 ' eery. Thili iliews the temper of the' 4 ', 111 I klii !, l. ,1111i1 ShOiSiti be a lesson to Its r I) 0 tt' 't () 41 C.. . g C E )(I"' Is presumed the , g",d'uni4red peOple of 11 ' 1 i :icidi Ad ieric7 l h i s , : : g iti r :ti .3 4' fe4 ; : d zi e l l l n l e i s n ;' ,lvo l r ' i l i ' l i V s p : e t tl i e ° e t L' : . l e ib ";ilSl"' '1.4 -trY Iv iii he f0r...11, 4 f tii g o wn , and th eir 1.6" 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 4 e I suspect that t lie .Atucrieau Go verii"e l ' to ili# , been inducted to go to war ,with ult , " 14 1 ,,.. iir i which they do not declare either IL) t i ",. : :, r t es' 4 ).eupte or to the , world. in.. general. I -',., to Oat it is their highest wish to driver 'T, E ' II .O ... ropean Iltityer from NOrth AiliCtiCii. 'I I ','. ,01 1 '„ ' • they are in no want of • territory, Initiile7hriar't' todutve iio-riv;tl in what they presnuil'i ffia ':':4o.''. 4 ' their part ot't he world? I say prevr mptritnal!l •"``'),t, 4 w-if 4 our .4 . before it was theirs. 11l e. C, 1 !7p4 iinciso,siss.Bay, and the Florida'', lire • ‘VI SILL. 3 siS .riot Itt, and . what• they will actplire 10 ti !,, sl ill' , ; they art- able.' It trill much -tit 0 1 1 "' 'l e selves when tbat.sball be. We have flow so i ot ‘ i s , '' 1 ) s r i t c7l s a it ii + o;:l l tii i :4 l ) k t i - n be g i t i l e Le ., ,,i l i e l t i t ' : (1.17 scale of l ' l'' ' ' 1. 1, -. -/. tai' Blitlll. 111 1/1 oo.gfajtvithrau 1103 41'as: d t t: iEnsGti.lootticuegaweur:plareo 14ortmatv+108‘ wilt' •, PIIICE OF sToo , sank Stock, I+arg 7per.Coot.BB43i 104:4 4 par .lint Cent. Refl. sittlit 3 per Cent. Cons. stq f 69 Multi L. Ann. fityt, rod ;a _.-------- ~,, .s ()N SAIVIIIYAY. , In , li.i 13,,m1q, It. olui. ()Id Aril:, til: A. Odi,c, si: dls. P 1 , :g , 11 , Onitiiiim ofife. Ifitsperial93pet Ditto Atm. • ~, Cong. for 1,/th cATAri't,4, w. S:t4, If straluk whtle I Pulti)tific.lnttgt W# Jrv., • 1.0N1IoN: Printed L, ; and puldislied by at the "ien-Orrit'N, No. t t•{ucut, f Orders, Letters (post • • --------, .... ~, Pt, r-• On . . _ 4 l,f Natio fl:iy, it Strite-'r Jame* Ovls' A ,7. l -40 - A I ( Ride, ) 4 . di 10/11 Ig1) to 'lli - - Motildo Itulafeyi .f.st.-- - ;n o on. - ' ' " , frk on %%-t.d.,,bitu i Last, nt Alverstuhe. near (;n 4 F OI " f ' ilif Pateve DUIIII, It. N. to Hester, daughter .of Johu 3! `3 - fibti.'elpothei;:try to di. Furey/tat (ilbsitlttin • ..........., ' ~ . • 1111111. - it it : " „ On StWaVi the O. 6t h lilt. Margaret, wife of the Ilev• - ' uerts Of Miidiani, , Surrey. . ' ;Ire"' On Friday, theist lost% to the 47th year of Il:s 41'el t. ' , c o antlers third trti oi I liA 110'•Dr- 14 = 1 " (1) Itc0""f i...° Westminster. -. • - " ~i . t fee t ' ' The sate day, at the Earl of Caron's, in 04 1 1' the Light Hon. the. Couotessi of Ceron. ._.- ,' Oli.stittirday; James Como 4ci, Eiti. A 141 ma=t 8114 11° ' "°I. , Of Wind4or., - • '''' • eftlitie-c;.:th ult. near Mouttoureneyr,tbe eeleßrotedttiltol% ,_"'4,l4)ixr, Gretry. He strati burs a t .Urge 01l 'the,. 11 , . VI ••!."1,44i-Y* 174 h • " 'l,:tteiy, in North America, Mr, g.itro . rtl Darilitt. !tit.' : Sullii-square Loudon. 'At Vittorio, of the wound lie received iI/ that " ' jut oirs Bradhy, of the ttittl: l i eg i tue ut, repliew to 41:11 10 10 'Prtdby.. - . . ... t;.!