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o, . . . k\S ,i, Z . ,, , ,/ , ,ft • - , . ' '4 .t...1t 6. ' 7 .•*,,R . P; 1 4 • ',- , —• : r ~ ~,,,... ~.. , -- J . ~ i .4 's. X="- -- 4 ~t iz-%4 /' # ' • , * 0 if . , . * . . . .... ~, , , fi ;1" ~ . .5.- .• , -----7 - ) ,i:7-t,A . .. -4,4 :, . r. A 404, litvt t o thi greenly , 3 , a lett prom hut) So; Ntrr•tfrf, 6540] Ttj SDA Y, 'AU T 2 1813. tPlUtt StkPFNelt-ttAt.VP,zvvr. COURT-MARTIAL ON COL. .MAXWELL. there is another quartet' in forialrnti,ss is the means of the office wdl atiow, Q. Inform the Court if you believe that time and assistance only the requisite to'reihave the embarrassments in Mr. MaXwell's accounts A. I do. I Anotler .question. Was handed to the Deputy: judge Advocate to transcribe into the hut before it waa put, the public clock struck three, after which hour the articles of I.vat dd not allow Courts-Martial to sit. ) and they cowl sequence adjourned to half-past nine in the morn. , ing, when the detence will be resumed.- - SATtIrtpAY, Auo. 21.- ,, --The Court being re- sunieu, Cant Jackson's examimition wwt'Pro , ,:eeduct in, and the first question .proposed - ivas—Q Do you think grit time anti tiSs btakc ,syoUld have licpsidated t!.e balattces due iiam`the prisoner to the publie, or any considerable part of thent?.— A. 1 do - not. Q. Inform the Court it' it is yotir belief that time a ve are. alone . nee , esqtry t o cite the aCconnts ;—.l. I do, as far its regards the muk, ' ing up of the accounts, Q. Ilave you any reason ,to suppose that' on of fer:Was maile by-Me. MAxwell to lignitlate. the balance lhaveondertood from well' that he had Math: an Offer to liquidate part of the balanees. Q. To what atnonnt I do not know. A copy of a letter from Colonel Campbell, (not General Campbell), to the Secretary fit War, dated the 120 of Jima, 1813, mid stating that . upward, lqt.)!, had been paid into his' tutu to by Livut.-:Colonel Maxwell, on n. count of the public, was then put inplid read. The next questions were proposed by the pro , secutor, and related 'to the two bills paid by the paymaster, which were not entered in his comas, it appeared, from the answers, that this transaction took 'Alice. while the Assistant . .p a y m aster was on duty w the Lotal Militia, a nd th l t, not nesting been placed on the office tile, .they were overlool;ed. Captain. Jackson tal l er stared, that 0n,.. ; ..!inal nrrangemcnfof :wiunts; hr slid not,thhik the balances would b.;.- 'different, to hhe state!ohent that had already been •made out of the w' •ounts-not more in the gene ral balance either way than lOW, eclitsiv, , :if the • bills Of 100,1. and iliOl, which been adstitted, and which went to diminish the balance against Mr, Maxwell. Q. Bad you.any means of knowing any thing respecting the balances prior to the time you and General CaMpbell ev.t!nined theaccount. Yes, 1 had. Q.' In your absence from the office, on , who transacted the' businesomf the day )---4A I sup. pose the Paymaster. Lica Col:Bennet, of the 32d Itegithent, and Captain Priestley, late of the same rtHment, de posed, , that they bad known Lie~at:-t`oi. hl:tzn ell intimately , for many years, both when he was a' Field 7 Otticer iii.the 323" Ilegiinent., and Sinee he because 1 0 .1yr/taster : of the Leeds District, and that they had ever held his character in the highest possible estimation, both as an Officer and Gen tleman. . • • . •VICTUALLINV-OFFICE., ONE HUNDRET) POUNDS ItEVVARD„ , I ' • . Aug. 23, 19 ?:3. 1 . FORGETS. • J r I lill C O 3I3IISSIONSRS for VICTLI - ILI !NG IICATHEREAS a ,LE-TTER, - plitiforting to have p u , been written L'y Nlessrs. tiOOJ)WIN, ,t , `L'ltLlN . ti; 1114 31 - .4 ./i ) : B 7' ‘ 17 . 8 Ar.ll -. Y do hereby give Ikrotit..e, 7Wat • • , ND,' and Cii. at Real, -the Agents for Lino ~ hearing, lot Tnesday Me, ..q i" • . e 1.,, „• ' ' . '. 61 Instant, slay will, A r . r..-4,1# to re- ' date the tith c.f Attgast,•w•as addres , ed to his M.:jest y's Post... t i, " iriith!) . .r in n . riti4l,, , , (rated IT) aid treat for 'Three ' master... General for tke Mastera of . I.toyd's, shiti,4, "tit:it a " 1104 of l'ilic , : had arrived from Prance with ri , sirtirts for a I.uillir `' d 1. " 1 qr SIUSCOVADO SU“.•%11; to, be traiveerobte " British Minister," to which the signature of. 'Mew*. Goa& . 7:;'-'ide. , ( o ,/ rtotkre than 24.-o :Pounds - toright each) ti; be i win, Carling, Friend, and Ca. was torged, fat the intrpoies of : ..nine ti( losini!,..a . tf . ecting the . Foods or other l'ithlit: Nl , arkets. I' 'co/ ivi:;,*t/te 2'claiCrs, to. le flelirerettih 11, :original • p ac i,-, , ,,, ~x .. . , , . ~ 1 Ihe C 0N1 , N111.1 1..1...S of Ll‘ol),Y . s, and of the • $10(.1C. 10X iia, ,-,, ,-• ''`C I (lie fY .. 0 " in : se:velity to Erg lay / { dean per weck ) '1 Cl-1.1.NG1..., hereby offer a lU.'i% AHD of ,ONE 11UND1tED ' , f? , t ap t i,,, ty . 4 . . 1 i ci a all i ajf slam at Deporo.d.; 07111 .1 PtV.':`,7l)S to env person.or verstml, who may aiscover the t" 6 ' pnii ,- '. •" . • r •• , - - - I AUTHOR ur - AUTIIORS of this FORUE11.1%;•• . ,- • '- f o e ' 4 ,'/ Bats,' payable with haricot, :Vinci , / Dane ; • . . louN 8FNN,, , 1 , r . ri , (0 ,-, date. • - . • '.. . Sari , ... Secre;ary, to ' the ' Co ‘ n;litt l ee . at n. l.loYd'e. 2 Yte c, • • . nthtLons nj . the Contract - may be seen at tnee: • , -: * RORER I.' wATs . oN WADE, Secretary to the Committee of the stodl FAchange. tory,i qffi te ,.. , .. , . ' London, August 21, 1813. , ';';'s ie,ias.d,u.ill Pie herd' 'to any 'fernier in w,iich the Prke l I I . ' ' • 1 0 1 be- 6 :scrteli in teoril,s- at lea s ith, Or t furl shall not hen tle ,;Vried to tne, 13,, ar d b r f ore O w .7 , 'Clut:i on the se'd Tnea= , 4 ,! / :_ lhe 31 .' 5 taste,., oar unkss tke Piroon wllo tnahos-' ' T niter, or saint. !'arson .aii his 404441, aften ds, fa 004:wer kin/ 6414,i-/ftr. ' ' ' ' -4' . ' ' Atro: ThoeSdrty list, 'at ten •oselork, the Cdurt-martial convened on the trial of Licez.-Colormel 311:m...xwELL, the Paymaster. of time Leeds -Distmict, ,assetnhied in the large morn of the White liorse Tavern at this place. Pre sident, Major-lit:11ml CIiENEY, of the Ist Foot Guards. _ . 'lle Members being sworn, the following Clisrl;:e was read— clititcE.—For malversation in his office of Paymaster of 'the Lt. Ilecrtuting Drariet, in bariu4 em'iezzlW or tho.bufn ut 7,:f9u1. 6a. ur thcreabout,t, of thy public money.. Colima Salvia, to whom, by the appointment of Government, time ,cominet Of the prosecution was confided, submitted .the diitereof items in the ,fircount, front which it appeared that the follow.- ing bmilances were due from. Licut.-Colouel ‘ iNitt;(- :welt to time Public S T AiNS of 111,.1)Pt)11-T WINE, , Tea, Fruit; acid every. Ve r , , .retable Niatter e 'lite entirely re tiluverl 'trim!) LENIIIEiIt BREIMIES, • corroN-.•, NIUSLINS, I,lCLS,•and other At'tides of press, -11:1U1YSO N'S .Cl-IENI ICA. BLEACIIINti also vein .• the stains. font I.in:ies' Droses, withont injuring Colour, null restates all liiilifs of nin,n to their Hitintess, iliscipluorini by bait cir long siia-voy,..ges, 'witt.out inju `' la the te..);:m re a the ; • . . . • Prepared ant: Sold 14 f{: , ..1011 and t:ornpany, Chemicts.,* Illa;•:tiarket, [Anti ; tiunl "4..,ijcineArci,derg, Stationer,, ace Pert:l.6le., t United U.ingtiotii, in bath!, at an,; )!'rota Jw 24, 1810, V. December 21, 1810 , 4877 14 4 IEIO, to Deo.. 24, 1811 6,655 6 11 Prato Doc. 25, 1811, to Dek*,.24,. 1811 ..... 1,786'12 8 From Pec. 25, 1812, to Dec. eI, f 818 14ettcient in the Clothing Account Propertv 'nix Account nut maile up. . _ OFFICE OF W: to • .1vg.16, 1818. TUE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of Ills MA-, ierchPt ;ire AT(itiet, 1.41 t Pl"PO.vals will be received the': Offiec, " or .I.affire Friday, the 27th .I.4stan', from .tacit PerNons as I)l4 Y•be.tvilling to undertake th , ., Supply e t t ,ittilt-138.90A151 and . 1 4 1 J.SHES. and other rirtreles service :of this De- P'n1 ". 4.14 Ar a period of 7'11ree..) , ,..a50, deterwintz&?f,ed.the 1 . 4741.41 " 4.1 One Tear, upon a notice df Three .tialyhei At the optima of either Party. . . ? i a ll, :rns of the 4irticles may be Oiewed upon application Id the Principal ‘S`torelseeper's Office . in the Tower, and fur . ti `tr Pal" lealtses, lOgether wit* the Terns al4d Conditions c4atruci, .may be knrnen at the Seetelary'o Office, in 'aforesaid, any; .Dag between Inc Hours of Ten aeal .Puar a'Cloeh, where the Proposals must be .delipered, ‘cal! d. ep aitr!. itttlorseil, . 4 ,Prupusals fur ki4ir-bruoins,• B l4.;" ?!ut No, Proposal can be admitted after the said 27M Inst. at rteclee o'oloik, at Noon of thc . same they neithe , will • 011 Y 'trader br noticed, au!css the Party , making it, or an eigent in his bcisnif . shall (Wend. By Order the Board,. N. CUR 11"," Secretary. Against these deficiencies, a number of items in'favant of the Paymaster, were to he Owed, which reduced the balance' to the amount stated in the ch rAe. The only ‘vitnesses- Called by the prre•iecotinn *ere, tAeneral Charles Cunpbell, late Inspecting Yield Otlicerof this District, ai'd C<<pt,tiu J . ack ! son, the . ASsistant . Payinaster, who deposed,-that they had,' by the direction of Government, exa mined the Paymaster's, accounts, and that the ba lance, to stated above;was, to the' bet of their knowledge, correct.. wae the Case of the Prosecutor ; ,tnd at the request of Lieutenant-Colouel Maxwell, the ,Court adjourned at One o'clock tart '.llt!rsday, to 'twelve o'clock on the following day, at, which hoar the Colonel 'said he should be prepared to enter upon hiS defenee. JANIES'S ANALEPIif„: Disorners of the Sto:uhrti L.ati . Bowel., anti :leadatlet, ariy frost indigestion or free tivitt!f, ; for • thlient, Ontizy, al. I itheinutitic Cietplaints, iota torCoabi, Fevers, z l / 4 ,e, satue he due di,eliargo of the animal fic.“ P.c,- preserve health, and proutot,, longevitl ; ace :oe., he, .family uiedi':,ne, and ace .partieularl!,, con verbatot 'fravel!..rs, as Cie) , ;UV mild iWthelr bpecatiaii, and t!o not reluic^ nor rAlfwenient• !glib by F. wry :lad Sons - , No. 45, St. Paul's Church.: kird, and at. Dr: Janiet.'S late litinse itt Iliuton-street, price tid. a box, containing thirty-six ; or six in a large atx for 43. mire Lb:4 the name "F. Newhery," is engraved in the • .7tiller the Illtltrions Patronage of - their Royal highnesses ' the Pr.licessof Wales and Duke of mssex; his Extvileney the Spanish zlic.;)assuidta . , ahLi many Families of . high Uis NIACASiiAIt OIL rOlt THE • HAIR. cg`n" 3tt of AuG.2o.—The Court lutving assembled at 1,2 o'clock, Lieut.-C(46nel Maxwell, after a few in troductory observations; to the , that the de , ficiencywhieh had arisen, 111:4i rather to be int . putett‘to the 'eniliart:esbruent of the lecounts,- than • to' any intention on hip part to " embezzle or miNapply" the public money, proceeded to c4ll MS ' _ . e • _ • NEATLY FURNISHEI), abut V • ~itc; •t• .113 London, on the Toobtidge "CO 121. 1. , or two tiittlug- r ol,))3, two or th ree ',Tryout,' ditto, Kitchen, and Ohices, with ovi '1 kJ:rot—M.lll Stlibig,.e.); 'front. rive to. Teo 41,eies z.)f )1e;,t., , •w1..C,r)-, item, but to 135L'per RIMUIII. Plaht< s uy (vost- i i.litl ) , to' Ntr,T; IVil touV,'iiil)3l,,Lecer, 14, Ju'otl,street, Oxford-street, will be ft !t0 4 General Cann)hell. his *:r ;t witntss, stated, that Colonel Alavvell represented to him, that owing to “ietimot assistance in the Pay-, master's• other, *ne acconi.:2 got considerably into and t :at it was within his own know ledgei that the o.i , wcial (14...parrient of the depots creatisitsi iltileto Im.sints3 thitt 'office- as-to lead to much embarrassment and del a y i n th e tic. COUnts•; and thus he, Gen. Campbell, had re peatedly, at the instance of the Paymaster, sub mitted: representations to the•War-Othee to this etfoct. • In 'confirmation of these facts; twn series of jet- ___,.................... taiLL,v,iyi ~. , r',.1 , , ~ r,.-\;, P, \ "ENT TNVINE CLOTH_ . Si litTlNfi'l ,1"; , .... .: . ,i' , ',1 , ,1'7:1,ti • ~ Wur regitiaitiig ti,.! pruspo.izii: :, ~..ci pie.% , ::iilon of taking (1:. . " Inn'''. viiiimbk ART ICl , l:' ' , is . : '.. 1. ~r itlpect, ~.4. %,-, .:...:.1. ,lid by ll',o • Piet , , tir 1.),,, , :‘ . t.; at. the ~ is r i ~ ,,,i .; I. \ " 1 / 4 , ,. + itC,Ll(3', '5E.' ,. .., .: ,J, I (i, (1I ::'; '.. '. : , ,I)E, woi ttulit.lier I ; ~ ,H,.. li is ‘tdiratitcti •. , t'efroii. loi:..tit:< ; .; ;tiiii "piost desii:ct :, 1. , ''ei•tte.istviivaitl, or going ~ ,broati asjt, , 90t , t4lir ,‘ lli , top iitaiiisArre, i t s v;i4il ai the .tiint 1 !i ' tits of tiii, , i;, ~, , itile Oho lie; it is ticar .1.41; iiii. price hi ' *162 1 , anui .42.1,0 t if' •;Iri.. i' , . Ii 01 grt;at thili• iwi,t (i t ~, , xtirrit 4113 dit.,,,i,ii ttN .,. ' ~ „ L , if tot: greitic•it l'i.t. 04 . 4: IT , :: 3 ''.o t:.w l '‘kilig• toiii i ver loicoveret;. , ''T l ''' '`in tg i 1 •••'''' . ill . , I.lth 1:, ! :dt . ill Eit • :vide ttji..„ , 1 ( , - itio.. , • ,i' 2l:l '' '• I , ', i ~i i ',if ‘t ..:I'.. %.'.ibt , r. canyti'•t,t.iiaPti as i l ' (° "' ' )1, 1 . , i, t',.. i , ,iiitt.i:i . .i,„ . , ri : i•e :.ti eNses,At..i: 9.5. lad l ''" (.. I. t . . , i • ilit . il.'t .'t IJr r 1 )r.... , ..iCi 4t i.il. 3 S• 3-cl '• I ' ; '"t 11 “t1. , \Va:Ol, •:,, It:, Giuito..e.e. • THIS (lit is proudly recommetulvd on the basis ref 'flarrti and EXPEitiENCE, and the mutt resPee testilitortials—lt possesses proptirties of the nibst briiILIS• nature fur restoring the fireir where it has been BALD fur years, preserves it:froni, falling off or turning Grey,, to Uri: latest period of life; produces on the tresses a most beautiful GLOSS, SC4NT, 'and tt,L. This OIL is infinitely eflieationi in renovating CHlL musNs' HAM, .prontotes the Growth of Whiskers, Eye brows", &c.—ln fine, it • pre-eminent fur reno v ating the itriti addi ng to it All incomparable he 4 tt.:Y. Merchants, C . t i lLibis, lice. hill find this on Article of pre eminent Utility for preserving the flair in .heteljavilei• For gerq..r4l utility is • inclosed, it Treatise on the fluptdre rnPitt of the allt.llll flair, giving a fall description of the yirtues of thrtiii, with tiistinioniOlit frt.i.n person a Of &Mill ,zltoti considesaticm., Tyj., inivrestitu; Bo* and tlut:. ) 11, a !very Family throughout ;titer' world: it ii wit It earl. in ; the wrapper, signed on. the 1:.,t4111e, In renink; " ROWLAND lOW SON."—r rice M. (4. I Os. 6d. I. is. pre hint sold Wholesale ow Retail i 'he i ItO lAN D. a rid . 80,N;Kiri4-..trect; fiat 14.rodon end, by appointniont, by ,Perfimaw to his Itlnp.4 - ,-; 117, Vew ;, i'e.rftimer to her Majesty, `lltelabortfe street; Bayley and 2.3 leis, Coekviir-strece; Mr. D. Rigge, 35, Ci.tltir alit; Pit !,:e, 'p7, .e>vvit on, .47, .New Bond-street; Berry, Greek-Areet, Soho; ss, Corsitor-street; .1, Ciieok....tre-1 11411' :;, and Co. Lomhard-street; ZsOOS, :s.'lect-1113rhe;i; mid ; !er, Cin,ip-;,1e , ; Wnitter, and (.• Black 1i0r. ,, ,g1t; Dicey ;Ind Stitton t .11,4 ;anti lidwiadi, GO, and Sons, <l5, at: ; West'.orie, fend, ; H,,, .;t1 .59 , ',born, 46, Me m', 1;,9, ford-Aire, ; Lem:4334, 41, A trihridge, au, Woodman, ; tint TqLl•lloyiti I"; cxhiiago Overton, 117, SLOI, ,Nlattl-iiqb, 36, Fleet-street; and a l Perfttmers, lidir-catZtrs, and Venders in London, and io i.Nery Town titrong!loW. the tht.• above Agent', have , just roctived at 1,:1;e and voinabk supply. t high popnlarityof thi Oil has induced some inst . dious persons to counterfeit it. TO prevent such impositi plea , e to ask f.ir ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL; and are genuine witliout the above 'Rook, and sioted on the uut in red ink, " A. .Rowland attd Sox," • . 1° 11 . 0; too j (10011171 be d , 1;1 . IVrt i Is' I as Po u t *4 d S.'ff P r• 71T ;;;•„„.#' 1 ., ' o'l RENOVATED . LTH/ T has been too frequently the schbject of just and ,enait) rt. ‘oation, that rticit destitute of th ,or n•.• medic-3 art have theniteives as cati:ifilates for pub . ite patronagein the pron'ssion ot pnyrac. t•or the pqrp. se of doing ustice to the result :it our Ntudiet.anitvx;),:riesict; and to pre veot us trio being classed among those cm pinch whose imprudent •Pretensi:ms have, iinfortu:tately for society, ;Weil too favottratly received, we beg leave to 6.661110. M the liberal and e'' i i .:hteitett a faithful statement of oUr pursuits and ac. , titrenients. having - received a reiittlar taints. ::'n as t h e pupils of Messrs. (3 timid' add whole ~ ,,ctures practice we carefully attended, as protessers and surgeons or the London Hospital i • we entered Ourselves as student* ire that jUStircelohrated scllool tor medical acquire, ment, the Royal College of Eduiburgh, and were inpititteled in the atiferent branches of anatomy, surgery, the theitri and practice of physic, chemistry, ntidwiter), botai l v, i te by those ernitu,:nt professors, Dn. rvi , iiro, Gregory, liti t cit i Ilarniltun • Oun‘an and it tititertOrtt, We trust we shall nut . be deemed presumptuous 'in saying that our prohmeney and acquirements are uot inconsiderable. tlaving4er a J ung „ l i e , or years made Venereal Complaints, and the various tthosell • c s t, p i thility, the particular objet ot our studtes and pratit,e, ,t will, %,e hope, he allovred that we have aLquired sttpt4tor kilo% of their tleattrient and cure. In slight and retest flares tit weet t ion ;A petted re-establishment completed In the short .pertod ut two day's,; and in,those of the utmost in ocuracy, w ba t -other practitioners have failed or success, a proper perseveranceiti..out plan of treatment ensures to the patient a r.ate anti radical cure. . , Ain.:lst the melancholy Variety of disorders which ob a r r yi e nt t ot t rt ti , e m t i s o f a habit loi t ig u a r t e td a zos n t e u n n e h i v i : , i r t e ily ai r: i i tn rs i u n e t l 4 and debititlC4 WiliCll dY g i t i a t trt : h t s j s° l ll' p gbt ri t v hl c a7; :i ctx o le r s c "-' mb d i t tt li e c r ie t t h w e ie ft s iatrintonial state. To such tve.:siboi :tir.e4oi:s.ttiatffnuict: bic.iit;al mothsl ll e a ,:i t s i t tre : ) n l;s t r, : c., : era k ci, t e m le tc c w nioli that ire t .:r l , l se) e nta y i ret t i : l a it: i : t r t iet o hi ; l : 4l; ri i.' wtes r or ail human blessings, it strong, manly, and vigor. t we may tie i a ,:u W it e o l l a b s y l i n ..i i ti v ent4 of either Sex with Ow gre4t. se Crecy an d nonottr...ittieleuert,ollicnognstliaili to afip; tatitx:a l th i onic from om fY are ~,q Ueate, t to btate the pictien. ;ars of 3 ilC, aiv , gratin 41 hanit 4 4' 1' 0611g, da. S6C, a r e t ruttance ler advice and titedicines,, w t'n the saute be or sent to sup pate of tht• kiugdwn. T o ,nsu, that so essentra to out tuatertakii4'. the postage a ia t en, kly be !!, t iar tuttai unvh. C 1 I . : '"‘ l °. Nri tor Hatton-garden Mc C.: no anti Co, have' ettitteates from the . 1- •°:' l Qr) and - Eilintungh, for tht .lilU4e lsl, 1) " , ": 14, ttY., with which they per. them 14,-„14 .-- the time they at. tormou tell d; , l tltcir Lectures ahsi I' ratites,. Le t s, the tirit from Lieutenant Col. Maxwell, and tbe,secOnd from General Caniphell, to the Secre .tary at War, were put in and read, in ohe of which it Was stated, that the Yayinaster's hooks were seven .gnarters in arrears, for want of suf . - fiCient clerks in the• office to make up the ac counts. General Camphell proceeded to•stnte_,in answer to iptestions propofed to him by Lieutenant-Co s . • louel iNla N well; that he had at all times had full access to his accounts, and that be had reason.to that the .Payuutster4ad•not pri.ttlise:i any fraud, or kept tack tiny vouchers ; unit that he had ways the !lighest' opinion of hint as an Officer; and aS a Gentlernim • Q. By the you have had constant ac- CCBS to the prisoner's public papers, have you any supposicion bow so large a aunt us that stated in the etwar , re became deficient nv an ut rt T T 1 9 11 nate indiscretion. • ' Q. Did Mr. Makwell exert himself as much as pwxible, as far es ,citme.under - your observation, to etaward the business of the office tlia not think Aft.:Maxwell'a man of business. Q. By the court, to kie la. 'ol. Maxtvell.--ls Mr: Maxwell posseisSion of. an y s documen t that can in any, way. aticoatit for the large flelicivucv that reiiiiiinsdue from him to the public ?—.A. In my rculiar situation I must decline to atrwer that question. Captain - Jackson, the nest witness called for the accuse.d, stated, that on his elltrallee into that ilk() Aphl• 1811, he found the. aceow.is very, ' witch in arrears, that. there were then Six depOts in the district, and that the requisite atti:ntion, to their financial utfairs introduced great cOnfusitin into. the . Paymaster's accounts. :He further stated. that two bills, one of them for lOU mid 411 e other for Mill. bad• been paid by Culotta' Maxwell, on itccount. of the public service, without having been passed to his credit, and he thought it probable that on a final examination of the accounts, other sum's might be found in thc same situation. During the flute that he had heel) in the office, he never distovered the least 'inten tion of frand or dishonety on tin part„ol 1111. Maxwell, who he linnws has paid money out of his own pocket to clerks` employed in the ditties of the ollice,• to facilitate die progress of. the tecounts, Lieub.Colonel iitaxtvell.—Conversatit as you are in the set:mints" ot the Office, had you any rea in ti to suppthe , taro.) , lately, that the ha ' lance's against me were so con4iderahlel.774„ . I laid not, Q. By the, Coitrt—Can you g ive an y reason Why the e ar:e a : l h% (I s f us li e r t .llll j ol : l ; Nitwsell'lai Y ia r lrtneurt bee t►►role nett n They have beet) made out for one quarter, and rendered to tht , 6operintendant of Accounts, anti THE DEFENCE. The evicleite'oll the rift of the. clefence hay. ing closed, AlAvv;Lt, witiresscti himself to tlii:dt;oort. In order to shew that he had no intention to embezzle the public money, be appealed to the whole body of evidence to prove that he had not' in any sipile instiinee kept oeh any voucher or doeument,that could furnish a shadow of 'suspicion against him, : and that 'the only omission that had appeared, -w is iu his favour:' That lie had 'been guilty of misapplication Of the public moncy, he did t► t. deny but Ile hOped the Court would not visit be n indinitcet anticipation of resources, which had illwxpectedly tailed him,with the penalties and disgrace of an abandoned 'swindler. Ile admitted that he had found himself incoo petent to the intricate details of official atTairt, and that the accumulated load of unsettled lances quite overpoweied hilt). He 'was' aware that the ruin of his fortunes must btu the'reStilt, but he implored the honourable tribunal before which he stood, to save his honour, -tad if his character was not destroyed, all wAtild not be' loNt ; he bagged, this for his own sake, Oat noire especially on behalf of Isis unconscious wife and IMO children. ll then procleded to offer some obserVations ,on the on which the , clrirge rested, and said, taut out hing but the . eleare4c prod should be admitted to substantiate such serious, balances*— Jle declared solernitly that he was never, till very all " sa id recently, must ctl'ti h y ,t i 7; r C° f the' MigdU (t muste ref the i nTa nifcs istices u t from an exanduation of the accounts, that 'lll the deficiencies Hurst have arisen ,from the 2.1 d ;i'llareh last, when the Mutiny Act, which mado the offence With which he stood Ci:ArgOd sobiOlY penal, received the Royal Assent. , After a n ember oaf o r ; Con the .Init'ge'of i nkipplicition, tisk 3f . ..0tt que:t ncei which not to screen me from the eonsequ . e . tivva i t .. toy extravng mire-4M I cimpre, you, by the sympathy that himoorable winds feet in the 'li , olllo.ls Of Mk reputation, to protect the by your sentence from. the aectistttio4 or even th e suspicion, uf dishonest tuotires." 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