The Sun. — London, England, 1807-12-26 00:00:00

_DUBLIN, D 18. CONINIISSION I,NTEI:I,IGEt4IOE. Rotert t.sonnuapder, Robert Roberts,: mate, Frtuxn: Henderson, ste*ard, of the Liverpool kcc, k tilled the Prince of Wale , , appeared in Court. It was stated by Counsel, that it appeared by at ., tested copies of warrants ut'Orumittal, that Captain ...Lines was chlriTed with having telor"attsly and wit - fully kilL:d ur murdered M' Lead, a Liente nant.in his . I .Ma . j .'ity:s 18th Re?,iment, and that• R obert Roberts and Fr,tucis I-lender:on were cominit. tPd tlt:.inarder of.two Of aiesatue Regiment.- - Tht:h.! eoiamittals were signed . by the Superinten dant Magistrate, and founded on information taken •on oath. W, therefore, desired to know. if the in formationi wcrf rewriter:l by the. Magistrates ? and if it was inter, ded to fouthi indietments on them ? The'elerk of the . Crowit intatmed the Court that they were re,turned-ilbut he had received orders ndt tti staid up in,diaments. . . Coun-el then slats'!', that those men had under 4one a very Jong evitnitLition before an., eminent Connsel, and .had been confined. under The ALL . , n 'warrant in Neate for .upwards of a f art; • when inf,rmation was given to them thilt •!• l'his he advised them not iply • i the nest day (hey, ,were di4 7 : order from 016, Magistrate ; an. order Zvi: itr co:: , •eived no INlq;istrate, could make in -v. It was' an -ainhorify which the fs:lleuch could not exercise. ...That • i• I, but would not discharge, in a case of in ,\v here hit‘ irmagons \kere sworn ; bat Jud,te conirfeen ba4 in such a case. 'it !1;,4 tiPrc<ir o`...;i4prililiary that he should urge• a he did so. upon the strongest .cinivitiop that list `ci,arge be supported against his by,Saying, he could not fratne any motion, buttinist leave it to the. Judges. vsi said, the Cut could ,n'nt. i n terf e r e 11,e, AttOrnt.:y atticl Cat-oiler declined cQurserii)thing was done. Two ~ordieri, chargqd with the inulder of a per .son sct Strand-stu,:et, were acquitted of .the capital oifetke. D€c. 16.— Peter Doyle, Join Burn,' ens, atiti Sam. 1144hall,•stoodintiided on o par,ticulzir . , „Ata of Plthatncnt i for• having conSp;red to rob and *plunder a vessel, natited Nowell, of poles and other ntaterials,, with which she was laden, ;aid as ,the property of Thomas ,Huddleston,. the .?2(lLof Novetttherlast, .to the value of tool,. t hlripg th e , l ate storms, whilewrecked on ,the .str.and opposite. Met - - riot', and with having plundered the toasts,. lads; and rigging of said ve4el, also her lloat---the latter laid as the. overr-a& of conniracy. Gauts, iti stating the,,case for the Crown, adverted to" the late disastrous .stortn and the inelan ,,eitolS-conserfoenees Which ensued in the wreckg., with 'which the public were already' too acell ac-. . . ,quainted. iie Linhuted, in pathetic language, the . • ..deplorah,e suite of. depravity in which Ihe ini6onera most have been, itntnerscd, at a cri6is.so awful, and un'der "oircutt;tances so trQinendous as those which _had, oce.pry:!cl doting the littt wrdclis between Dnn-. i c .: i y ,;11(1 t he 4hore at' the Black bete He obseri7otk tit...; tle i: , 1. , 1,•:,. ,u, :: . ,hoLitatits, of that titt4rtorlittcl, ft . ‘;‘11 i;tLie iii ;111....) lo . rial, cohAictorod.: it -a i.,rt •of ex , i tli ; ve ,p r i v i,,.. 6 , , ./, .wlth which tiley wort: .invest ,e,Jr- that 'et: :..pandt:thlg.vehsc,s 1111 . (,):Vh i)V int:k ill MI W itat het' iht 0 their -vir..iciity ; iiii..i whether Iron! ignorance of ' amy i rtioral:i primiplo.. which r o igiit Operate to re4train them, or thrbugh a spe ,or, i . i - iii ,itnatifm, ; ;res)..thin, i tri.tiat the :,ncceso.with ~,, _.:,,•.r pctda . : i : =.i,..irtory ipcculations are tot)frequent ly attended, tin . a6ivity, Under, ,thef4'i4nntll.;lnce of re1i,. , ..vin , ,; vt- , i (,:l5 in . qi?dresfti,.. iiilo.o logbeett con. spi,.ll , A.is, thin t1i0:,C., - orn6 - tisSjoiteri . :.Uf the:gevenne ciiiiii 1,-1 , ...!d it e,',:peLlient to iyrdec ..11cir.',..tilj,c)i'din . ..tte 0i1i , ..c.:.i-, tu keep a iharp airkudikttittiAvatc-li, On .. o:i* ci., , . ,it ; ~ 1 , 1 , .-, h , ..twe , . , !ct ,the . ..'ihofil . ..; Id . BiarterstoWn r,il 1 t,,L. ii v , ia . ..!eJnie(pw.tice. of 41ich.,~ some of th:. , .st.. 1,:!.7-ioi,1!::, 1 . 1..,:di1i a Old ril - iise of hammering' oh th , .: fll1)“, , 1 tlit: r,.111,i11-..:ible . tOriff; proceeded to 1)'.;:.: ~,' '.,' l', , T, '.'-' - byt , t they stow .the tr4vet . s , Es s , ~,, :, , : i, t C Li b..:.',1„ I,bont:elev}'.'•aroclock: At. hi4ht ; 'on. lici . ll4 41 , 133;.1 . 44t4{ 1 'll4, 4 ili#4,, ; lii , , , ir hthihei,, 4 testaami.,,,„r„,it i hey ,_.,' , r ' Yti,(olo.,..v i yiog a tri!ot. : they atten.v,in',:; t,.; -..(;_.: i, „ii , att.T.l7, .the4:ll.pobie in - ter“ of wii(.ll V...1A ti) t(ql;it; Ilielt,4ooCiatt,s. who Wert, fOtilla by C.C . : ,F...,l;',iliVitl lt,.:ioiatior,, i n t b„ t wictaity, ort. the ':.:. , ,,1 Nnvi,:rubi,.:', to have had a . meat. , .,. ing„ fcr the Obvikii . . , yerpi , e ot conspiring - to devise . . well schemes ;33 t 1,..... ,, I huoght expwlierit, to procure, :bv ~ : tfy rho.p.os. 'i h I.l6l.,,power„.'iiibittOier plnticCQ.l. -could be of twined trotil the. wreck, M: Act of ir'in liametstxender4.4.all ollt.'l,lCe of-this nature:coidicit oh those found„ guiltk, 01 such tre.spassi and ..:., yii).,v queue one roti(tered a conspiracy; to. clevLik.l the . scliente a felony On convidion; sui•ijed to' tteliti. nishinent of trsniportation for Set'al years. Qn the latter Att the humanity of the prosecutors incltwed them to rest. . ~ . Several witnesses. Were examinod,: . who f r erierally ~. CiltiiptrecE to prove, that the motive of tlic::: trai'er- B, , rs was ii%efely to bring dead . -bo'clies on sliore, ,fur whicit they ,were hired. • "Nil, if.!'r,,aVeviAtoce oppearett sliffttietitly'strangto 1 .tonvia.'therti:; but .1 .., , ,e Mtisi , ;i , . :itill ctineti , )ttd i, i *necessary to ni....;.: ....., .ty w‘ tong ~,.., :I , t.Ctons., w: 1 glve 5A.4110 . .., ~ , . .... . - i ' • i • . :0.1 ...., I ;., ..;; :.,,,, . 1 , ... ~. . ,•,-,;::`, . ~., ..., .. , I ,-:, ~ . ',, •.- '. -, ':.i.)1.:i.V.1.C1t.'. ',"- t'n..'lH, : o ', .' : . i:,i,, ',' l'::',2 1...:•;;',1p. I.illtihid, „;,' ,L ~. ~,. : ~..,. ...,,.., :; . . 1,16 ,, v1": , ..iii.111 , ..: ~, ~. ,iW..111'.1,,', In iik`. 1 ,, ', 'Ur ' :TO; the ' il.:*.i,' :;100,111.44. : ,. in to in;.lV. , .:. : . ' ;:, , I',llJ;, , ..'!ik'..illgitikOri(Ali bnt' 1 , .lll '.:--1'.:1.:' k,ll ' S.Vi • l' , li t , afil)rfiperty their '.• , t :, '., titiverfk•Of' 'i,ii4o,friiiuittecit .I,', ~.,:,./ , '.: l \\ . llykk A ; hiitr,.l,l4q3:?./.,efit - it;vl ,ll d, ..... -i' L- ~. ~ ?I : 4aPfs- a kf7 4 , " 14 4 ''04 14p .'3 1" : kr ft,.; . '... '... '' ' • ` l '' 'l l' l ' , tt .. •;:::!.. ',. `..i 4/ - ''''" ` ~i !,: j 2 ( 'n '. :.... ' : . •'' ~ : 7 t i l . *: : 6,. , t ri6c - 1.. , ,, , . , , :, : ...,:'. , r 01.Y . L. 1 :. 8 it t • ':' ••,' 1:11, V. 1. i • •.: • ' ' - ' ' , •• r: l., •.: • ',4 4' iA14 41 4 1 .' • •i 1 , 1 , f , -'. • v, , '..t -: .. .. , . „ . 'E., .; . i.1,1 isi. • .;.., ..• -' : ..:.i , ... :..,, , .... , .:: , 11 , !:t ,v(,..:Li, . _ . • ' an Officer of the Raeuuo, w ire, and then it was done at the coninOnd of his sisted in preserving.the,wreck. Captain; ; the Commander of the I\ledcts 1 ilgato. Pigot stood charged pti three indic=t - Serjeant BEST, on,behalf of the,llefendants,-st:med tents; on one of which he was found Guilty of i that the first ground yvh4he.woulil defend burglary, for.. entering, the house of vIN : Tracey, lion. upon, was the conduthift he owner-and master, who keeps lodgings :At Dt,indrdni• o , on' the 14th of in. taking thry enemies can, board,Without.informin Oaoher last. . the. underwriters , „, •He wonld prove to the Jury, s s_ _ VLLIJ;::: L ~. A comet Statement of the Quantity of Coals ship ped at the part of—Whitehnven, during the last week, from the extensive Collieries belonging to the Earl of LONSDALX, K. G. Howgill Whingill Total _4 hay. Colliery. Wagkong. - 280 - i 64 • Tumidy - 349 X 67 rg Wetine2tiay - 1 79 •••a 53t Thu ro . dAy - 3i.; • 171 521 tithY • - 37 - • 6 : SB - Saurday - 34 6 • 21 8 - 574 , . that tltose men were brought on . , board by the Su percargo, 1\,.1e. Hopley,. and the rasLer, Captain Genii,. They „ were 'neither 'ordered, or •seirt on board .by the Governor; but one of tiretn i apoli,,d to ' the! Governor to allow those Spanish prisoners !p go as pilots on board, fold they would be answerable :fig- ,____ ~---, the:elle delivery Of ;herb to Gen. Bereseord. • Where 2038 1119 3077- . men went on. board in , such a stisPicious' situatipo, . Each of these (Whiteliaven) waggons contains pf.,l it was the duty of the Nl,Aster to have been coetious, Cutnberlend bushels, •or . 81 - %Vim:lit-Stet bushch, and not to have allowed-them to come on board with t and weighs,.. upon an average, 48 CUT.. a - V 1 19 lbs: their midnight daggers; 'the daggers of assessins. It ...Ile weight of tln: tviioie shipment, wills, these was' the first time heever kne-wePrisoners.zo be allow- fore, be om. 'inntied and lifty-twie thousaird-fout id side emus. On this ground tilone he conceived the hundred and trinety-six hundred' Weight ;or treven , jury ought to give_their verdi4t fiir. the, Defendant's ; teen rridlionse seventy-nitre thousand, .but if they thought otherwise, he would. state :seve- : and fifty-two pounds. . .. . ... rill objections, which : liis Lordship might have or- And the measure, two hundred and' fifty-seivf? gued .then„ or , save them for a future opportunity. thousand three hundred .itid thirtv-seven Winales five hundrai First—The Declaration attributes the ~ loss to the s ter `'bushels;. or' one million' -tweitty-nirie thousand mutiny of the crew, which was not the case,- as it three hundred and fie-ty-eiLlit pecks, ~ t, as owing to Ihe mutiny of the Spaniards. Secondly— . This 'atra . ... - .: ., ..; ~ . -ea' y,' the. largest, b):- :boot ,111 trade to the South word of tllO Cape of Good 1-I.ope 500 tv:),;:• •• •);.: , .7: (.... 1. ~ - Vei l shityped in one - week, at belonged exclusit.ely to the Feist In:141 Company, 'any se: man .e. !..e ee.e• siisie tfie comMencernent tit and liotnioaAyres'wzisro the. Soot !maid of the t: :let:. the; NV tinci . ,... , • . .:i Co - ;fierier and it certainly reflea 4 Thirdly.--By .an Mt. of Parliament, gili Queen : 14e h:ghest crk.-dit, th on,the:,ibilities and asSidgftf . COURT 4)F CUMNI:)N PLEAS, DEC. 2,1, . , Antic; chapter 21, . the trade was granted to, the : :if his lerdshiP . ,A. - elits, \,„1.1O lave p e rforMed.io . South Sea COMpany, bitt thvy conic: not holn;lit : :.relz a !.:ISI.; , tin . !.r. ~, tile !:ICLElVeilltfeii...4 mid tilifi : ' TOCTLAND,o. ANDEV.SON•..itttn 01'p LaS., 4 4' , awn it 'without the con%ent of the Eton •Intlia Corn-., ;.•• • • •*: ' Lit. ti'igl. rfw,l .:, „. ~,, ,:t. Set . leant SHEPHERD stated, this tiEtion NVa4,brought •-.. ! pony. Fieittlilv—The policy was illegal, as it tvis! 1:,;., i :, - . om A ;;:,,,., i ; .h , .:.-,,- nye ihippeA.# , . by' the Plaintiff, the owner of-the late ship • Abeonia,.. proved, that the Vessel commenced to take part of : C‘ • Nrri:i ;1 .b0;17 • w '.•'i‘ ', , :li ' l!lt! Lac L'i ll P t)" . on a policy of insurance giveu by the - DA - endow, to ; the cargo in the . tirst week of Septetriber, 'a dll • i - - 'ee ' t -k. I ) -'-••,- 1 - ti 1; :en ten' n IA t r..tr:i. t••\ • -•• ) to I_, rc.,-, .‘' . l, 1,1 1 ~. recover the value of the ship and cargo, which were 'was hetore the Order of Council, outhotiAing a trade deree nin..n .- ''ti- t'. - '‘,'.. , j3't 1 , tt)3:l be;l:ri °tot' t.':. lost going from the 'Cape of Good Hope to NlOnte te Buenos 11}'t' s,, Was confirmed by the, Aa of 47 :. la the NiVtil ...sit, ie l i pi ,,, t ,,,- 4 , :c beet of the test week, Video,having been run ashore iri,the, coast of South , George the Tof hird, . 17thSepm M teber: . uch as . alle On irt . f 11, f(thil A li: I.;ittl.iiil pi!,--711fkLi America. He. di ) . not . - lit receive wil i it d ienc ''' t"e : •ha re,,peEtei any Order of the Kiiig inc.t his . Connell, NV:h. t•‘; Pif . .14.11;eir ha: tars . 0;T:i '..‘ollijii.l:; eiii , l'i. D - efendi,i tl.le nt, could set up. He would 'prove- that ! Ite . Woldd say they - lii.d no right' to'. nialle ano .ttief : oe - tAc •-•; 1, -' 1 1 c 4114, jUr4biiist t \At , pz.aiil.4› ~..a gr (44. every thing in PoWqr 01 m an Was done I P Pre" ' contrary to a heial - Act of ' Parliament. This our , extee,t.. .. :.") . ... . • . , - . vent the nea te n ; and every tjXertion possible was , Constitution guariniteed to us. • ' I Tfiii , pit,:wt,ii) its nen hi !re, aril. - :vatiOns' lite illicit. use of to get her off,.atter sate a s -- e w ashore. --Jim rf i ~: i O men read an - affidavit .of General Sir I)tivid i paratus 'do ,ni c hedwifih iI, h.... !,...eti construct ed in He felt centi(lent, when 'he had done - so, the Jury i liaird, the Lite Governor of the Cape tat Good flolre, i se tna...tcrl `in rwee.ler, ih.at e 'Cr. t,'lt,', course of twi) vi:` .ol - 11 d g' l.. vtl' a ' ".'r . 'dt f" the' Plaint iff ' " IC ' t - be a. ' and ilOw residing in S,:otheid, mantle', that he'was ,3 ears, •ito • .es t 1 . , ~-) i t , t ~-) iiniiede thi .-) 4 ..1: 1 s y.i.,1,t. c..... ..,, i .. 'procee t.‘d to ekomi:h the wit il es ie s. : I.ltrocl ' . iipplied to by eitlig the Owner or captain of the , progreb* . ' IS daily working; nor has. it itic Ciptaio Gunn, late Captain tat. the ship Alreonia,' . Ship Abeonia at t:l4 c• -• . for I..h' - ' ' rike the ' the it i • 4l i..inenct: - r - p - iirs . 4 .., t , ~. . . ~ deposed, that he sailed trorn the Cape of Good three spailish , kri46l.4 , r , : r ati, 4‘4 /04 ,...‘,:ij,, , a , i i : ),y , i Nkft; a . . , Vrpo.,cd t o le tr „ that OLl'/ one half of its liope, in 'the Ship ..i.k . beoliitt, 00 the t ttli - Of Noveni-: Wanted iliem for piliets. ' lit ir:itrie&Alie refill,;l4:,,ic r ' st '. ): ". '*: gidiNe.Ns yet been employed; put, at‘to bet, t 805'. I' l'et crew con - st , ..ted of nine Englishmen on Condition that they Ehould be g ivetail ~,!Atidtc- , ..... * 1...-.";. -stoat perl' - .4 of limo, the hitherto dormal and 'seven Spaniard ; he .haci, alto on board four' ril Beresford, as : priSoncrs of war. Some tiinitifter i Moiety at its almost.incrodibie powers will ‘he court English passengers, and three Spanish Officers en he was applied to fora positive orter. to , •ii , . t ioy I jou, adtion. . , . • . their' parole,Aiassengers„ 'whoi-,liittt r e l indersttrod, had. iv t ... t.. , ~,,,,,,,,„1,0114.111,04:.:w41.44at Lie iv ti T v i e l > es p e i r r e t it o L t lri a :Ft .s :l ci l j %in zt t; s be o e i, n i ;l;fi l i t i l e t . t d .3. t vs f;f l :l l l g e t i c :Tr o 'liberty to t.eturn to Aforite Videir, their i)l ' d ' c434.14..z.,„1, ,. , • sidence: • 'He had ' got an .order- - or lieelt?4 : fp)4?''''-Th! f .';.' did> no t. e d r e ,‘',l- 11 ,eber t 16y - wilffi.iii,unt.. 1 . ii, 42 0 , 44 H..P. 1 kti . Aljtoar i:Ntitich:;,l3,e.j-refirsti'd, ee . 1 ipublic at large, We c.linlOt Disitlibis it without ot.?Ekisrv. Gaernor ot the.Cipe to that . etiVi.A ., . •Betweeri Mir Serjeant 138sT then proceteied ter have part of that mg,' thht•the whole of ihe E.arl of LoNsoAcE's 'eel and live o'c;ock on the morning of the, 22t1 No- lo I b 1 - read, whine it ifi. et Wiled, that the Ship 1 lieries, withn! . the last to. years, have received such 6- oi). ic...,., , i ,1 • , venabor witness . hearria norsti-oe to (wet: - ; stip- %vas .. tti , ch„,____ by , ~, ; , ; 'um tue apan,,,i prisoners. ; J.,t-_::1t and nutWerbos tual.roverneets, as perhaps can.. ..., ~ • posed it to be the: clot, :r of the deck; the 'second Mate, vita rising a lad that was Often unruly; - went ~ Se i rje j at ' it s S " Hrirtialtle replied, hi a very animated : i., tbe par...'.1,-'.ed in apy similar works of 'eqtr.il exe spee.ch. ..lie . adverted - to the affidavit ot Sir 13:ivid ; tent% it such Lheve bd. tin' deck ; s..)%v'the second mate on the .main deck e u I, ai : , rci, :roud then read the licence which Mr. flupley I kthfieked ti!),'. ii , and three men' over him stibbing These collieries, we are te l . l, are Capable of hero ; iron - ) Mr. Smith, the Secretary' the Govie -nor, , worked to anv,extent ; and, !rum the itinnee:e tie:,l him with k tiiVes ; •/ 11 0 the alarm' of taw my ; . saw , ely rteticte perioe .. - ,..f at the Cape of Good Hope, ousting; that' it wis, on i at cool (alrea . e.y proved), to ,i V one of the Spz;nish • passengers . eetning round the : a ._rtie'rtiOritil 6C.ibeSpauish .prischdi that they were i time. - In 3hQrt, the quantity is inceLulable. by bow of the lone -t oat with a .dirk in 'his - hand,.whieli Permitted to go to their • friends and country, tint' 1 excellent quality cif tilt. co:,'. is well known, anti tits . . he held ir :: II reatening manner. . Witness attempt thAt they' were to be considered as prisoners on pa- i spirit with wh ic h the s v ork a re carried on ; with the echo go cown in the cabin to get artnse. wtis seized role, and they..themselves were. to : deliver 'them- 1 convenienc&..of shipping, afford tilt. quicke,t dis 7 by awe' er - Spanish passenger, with a dirk in his selves up to General Beresford,',•.'who :was to have potch •to Veisels, ettlaer constantly or occasiotially. which ‘ bleb Ile. lifted to stal:ethe witness, who, in , w on , ex. ,e, ii ,„. , 1 ~ . '•• ' _.- •,. ''' to Ceart'6de. - ~. ~ arterripting to' ward off the blowpreceiveda slight ' ' 'ltulge Citnititan,' in charging' the Jury, recapito 7 , wound in the lbwer INirt of the belly. lie knocked : lated'the, w of the evidence, and observed, the the Spain.ird down, gained the cabin, and armed ' Jury. had not. any, thirigto do with the points of ..14w, himself with a pistol and cutlass.t The English pas- . whieli would be aiglitd . on a fume day. -, singers also art.ro-:k tlictoselves ; they then tried to i e P.l.,iiitiir with 'Tile Jury 11,:tnroc:( 1 ztveidiCt fur th get upon ittck, bat - word prevented by the:ttilti- costs. • steers, who tial;hattened down ' the companion,' . . . which . they ;tied to break open; but v..r:liont ctica, , .. 'He saw through the eleviv..:;:s of the conVattion that the mutitieers were very busy in working the ship', and hid clian , ed. her eiittrie: ' Witneis . suppeied ..they were atneat fOrtyctliles froin di hod: ;Next, 'day heard them' bell the Shore in Spanish, Which me's. answered ; perceived/a sail front - the cabin win fltms,alipp.t.titts.te7fent.tps:of a' mile :o - .tern, avid; oh servingi.:gi v. get tindert,, they uia:ILI 4. great noise `and tonfitsion'in•'t be cabip, to draw the aittentiOlt of the . tiiiitit4"..P,Ts i'rDh.llf6i . '. * ' Th, Litter, however, 84011 perceived .her.,. gat.i,the fong-boat out, wit. soqyal. tronksinto H lier,var.ii left the :ship, - which atrtick to slitoe l . .ornetilately:,after, -'1144,;,,i.).5441 6 '). 1 0 0 w th" b ro k, 4 , pen ,,,iiii r ootipaitiiiiiiiiiaiyievith i he heavy, cod r ifl e , . ;it . li i .. got ; pketit,leck • 'Fitiditigi-the scuttlFel the :tbrecastie battened down„,, t they kflncke:d the battenx . olf,;:anthreleatied t ;le second tnf.rteond seven of,the crew. The ship had or thti tilne toil soil oil lim , . .'1 • 11C * Iong-holt, with :.tlie • nintinecra, reached ti: ,- ... ;-- shOrt.:,•Wilielle. there was a. !lumber ~tt horsemeri t f,:ict, ;.ed ;. v. ~•.'illieSblaW tiwbc . ,sats lioto.it ship astern. I':ciniiag" . ll.)'atTli i iiien, 'wlyieli'Rovvil to be His:Wa r . jc!it's,,Prikato Aledusa- EyeryToi,.:ible effort w'a litadtif.witit the assistance of ..the Esiate, 19 getthe Ahene la oil', until eight critgock ilea.t Enerning, , Ayheu the Ctetain . ot the - Medusa Urdeiekthat she site Old .be. sot on fire, which.Was.done, to prevent lior falling into th".: hands of the enemy. The witness arid re tnaioder of the crew, With the English tiasengers, went .00-ho4rd the Frieate. ! . t"..:ros-aiOttined 13 Seije,atzt. 13EST.—If he. had . known:the',.Spatiisti passengers were to. hit delivered up to OceeralAerpstord, tit , Monte V.ideo,..he.would have bccminore cantiOnsi. and would have examined I ttiLnrclie:...ts and trunkt fl.)r - firths, He didnot'know they were t o h'. delivered up : the license front the .tiovernor eyee:ce,--.. , d that' they were prisoners on: .parcte, anti. th , : , , , v, , :-1-e to deliv& themselves to. Gen: lieresford;' who was t 0 have had. thetil exchangitd. for'Britisti Oilieers or t tie iaine rank, 1-lexliarl - seert theta ou,shore at tilt.: (7;.ipo, Walking about Wittolll Amy restmint. Mr. Flopleyi. part owner mid super cargo, told NVitness he had , received a license ruin the, Governor. ' :.. ,•; , . • i- • - Mr. Harp,. Nlidshipinan, who was , first Mate of the . ..).benniJ, corroborated the evidence of Captains; , - . ..'--. . ' '• • , ' ..-: i. Mt. Piatr, Commissary to the Army, 9pe, of the :.:tetssetigers, , ,cortoboratodeihp evidence of the.Oliptaiti - “..i . I,l.,a;.aulalso4tatelii'th.at the cotidut eileapt. .....thAnti lia , i'been perfeiliy - cOrrea, and that he treated': tie Spartish.passeners iii the way that ill-prisoners on,par: , l,t are. treated,. that Is; wi thout rest taint.-: ' ' I.;teoteirent Hayden, ae.the Frigate, -,tlreti :proved; I that every exertion wart th uses4hy-the . crews of 1 both.fihi , -, )s to get tile Abe; off - , :and it was. not . I _ ' o ntite,Tryettort„prrits, truitless that slid was,set. op Miss Mciore identified the Prisorwr as otr - of ' two Who had a blutiderhuss, and.' : h•ad euteredjhe house - About three o'clock in the morning,, and parlied„ upon hOnour with several Ladies. there, to deliver him and his associates all the money hey had. This' 1:64 Wras very circumstantial as to 4he* PrisonOets movements after 'he had, entered the house, received seveial sans, not to a great amount, in notes, !,Over, and bra,,s. She; stood the ordc.il Of, Mr. I.`,l‘.Nally's acute examina— tionfor the Prisohtr, apparently with equal , credit to her 110er-standing and her, intcgirity, and said that. the, Ladies of-the house,' all of whom were na turally alarmed at.,s,uch an unoxpeted visit, consi ck.red they, had. received, wider the extraordinary circumstances of the cash, much . iipprirem respot aud consideration from the ruuhers. . Francis Mahon was found Guilty of, a ,burglary committed ai Garretstown, in which he and his as sociates broke their way through the .thatch of the peasant'scabin who prosecuted him. LiIIV REPORT. dradful A • cci- I .:rnt short t i m e, ag, near vhiage„of 44 di2ri, Si;ripshir e . ,..-- t:ult 3 wa to rise ernir o A a Diu; :0 ~ ,1,t:).101- S `. (0 00 to ~.;1 ,; ./I,t pr.-ctditiX .Lat s 414. ,to deJtL. . : : ~ • • ..td iliPl.titot t 9 . g^, J3 I. !IN utaster 1)4.1t 4 tit.ld tit!. itt'eadttri - ,Z.ttaStr 4 P ilei • r.;.•. , ,t t W, t 1,1.1 : L,. • • vithi his I 'e 4 t t f t it ti • he t net ''.. Z4 ;. t Uj r 01 P t h e „• ••• • • • .1 • ;;11) . 1 1 i •._ . )111! , tc , :' . not or ( ql it, 1: 1 ) • iri Stte ; s t., , • ,•• , .1.414 0 3- • L- -,t i..irtcry; •• ; z.li I?rizes :;.•; ; roloy • ps,.l)'„ !.: , . L:\i'••irctir • We giye, the:, following Eittrata respeeing the Island of Matleira, not .doubting , that the triisorable conditioiLof the peopleiraccorditigto this statement, will be meliorated wider fhe tudigliten6.l' and ani m;ning protection of Gmatrßritain. ----- • . It was now ten in the forenoon. of as . bright a day as _the-meridian• glury of a St;,lo:ecti Btin . ever prodifild t,) dicer the Le art of tt:att t 0..: vineyards' vet: retained on their le:tvetslme gat the - 'morning dew ; the face 'of the . litiatid, in - tuAny &Ailed „with tropical shrubs; the orni..,.e, Atigar-Catle, and banana, giatitied -it on: ti , senSO, by their hut: ; 1 was on shore, 1 was* t;1; anupye',! able swarms of.rnendiCatt:Nr" ,l W gall''„,, my di , rite, in the itaniq -. ,,0f tWiTt the Ortheir"i•oTt•ll.: , r. portunities, lifid to rr„c!,, , ... ii,), tt tlirev. sorneio the funaller at' 11. c. i'ortuguese to,-E]ey ; howevey, I bad I'eckca4:al - withont nr,• host, for my lib; , ir;dity ()my procured tne other apl,lit.4looli , , thisiin'un ',iitoOst'endleits sticce;sio7l. \Vlty is this impudent. Incliiierirtlll.lS - 'OlOy InvlaCed, btlt .sari boned, as it* were, bi the laws of CCA26try What circa must it have on the genius of the pet:- pie ? In the several quarters of the towh, I oh- S - LirVed a' multitgde of petty shops presenting 110 epitome of a Nowt) market, in the \\'*(•!st heing„,l'urnisbx./4.3 , itit it what overi,-ot her • intnit Nvotfld mitetsN ith dhtgust, a$ ptraid :ten-elteese,. and' melt id buiter. Every thin':; was marked, as it were, .% the peculiar titaraaert-st le of the Spanish' and rortegueie possessions', •an di&rence,to filth' *or t.ileanlitiess, tttl ittvin c ibi t , tiad'a pride the more tudicrons,as it etas con ti..„-t.t.1.1 w i t h everyi' - oliettinstance which shou!'d' - .Lltwe a. contrayx..Nelipg.. The Island of I.‘taileir: thuitt to , ,degredst - le tic Sonthward of 'England,..a, - ; in circumterehce between 120 and 130 Miles. The cliroat00ellg1)1(111.: , •even the case and indolette,e event Of arty political circumstance thrttatcnittg. - the iiWpentlenett'Of. POI tiio; l l,lltiltritish antis woulii takt; possts4,l4u,of this anti; e ilieltieighbotirio4hlaoif, Porto :Santo, - of any coloriV (continues it is one whelk,' the , iodustry of our countrytnen eultivate the grape., fudesll ow haughty neieflibour:s' 'bait ,„, t j,nipe is iiceekatially culfiYated." 41111' 130w. , ,tr Tr.. ; t lioim;licti by I,', ht A I clita Sex tri-soyt Snoth ' It . 1 1 . N o , I strand; wbac Aoroit6erne - als, Ortlers WI ‘ - ‘O 4 , VtierS lur (pot-fraid)Pnui _ ~. ;, . . GP A.V. I F.`Arri ZECEIJOYXR. 2 4* :• ir6pl ZlUrtgi. lll, Altn Maty, foz !A: , talk, for 11,v1r. ' 7 - 11, (in the as,t t. at the 1 , ..kr1 at Gallo , hurt, th . s Ctiwia.zs3 , ,c ''''''' " Ilt.iß It /Li!) Lail hionr, - At 10: 4 0,1. ... ,t, . ._.. %t-,-• t -,.,, T. ~.1 o f MIIT'" w )cy, i." - afart.taitzrq, 3*.k Miro S!atr, or aio ~...., ... :,, ::.:,,tv ,. : , C lit-,::%ire. • 1 . ' ' SQUIC 4.1) - A aRa, at VS'ailteiC, , t 'Hi r.5.;.L.!! , ,, .:',IC. ' , v; ; il*; ..:,. . . 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