The Sun. — London, England, 1805-09-23 00:00:00

S tnE tlll6# sa+7.• p‘z% A, 'Au G / w Miijesty. the' zrivreas m safely ,I: l;rered the day.,,befhre yesterday, at the Ci tle llt.'7,,md or f, of at 'ArchcluVe, who 'WAS )'terlaThlin.i..ted by the. nati o"6f CHARLES FRAtt , t ‘ ti The Report olat t6:l ' ins 3 i an iroo haN'e entered ' 4l ‘trim pi irts.been contradieted here en au . , 1. iv, nithe whole of those- Troops are: still within territorit:s. . ;tom) Staff is convned of the Archdukes Nottt Inc lo nti„the GelltialS SCHWA RZENBERG, MAelt i and ' 111 MLRVELDT. The .!%11 , E 1 11 OR ) aCcording ''llPearanoe). will put himself at the head of his ,rlg , ' . . . iht thousand Troop s l ' ye , 'lnfantry and Cavalry, t It Plliecl. tiir.biig . h'''the Elthorate of Sal z b u rg. , - .l:k. 11 ,'" t itiantity of al - tiller/ and ammunition have ar /c4lia the t".l,:irnp at Weis. l 'he. t/ales of Hungary w . lll assentble on the 3(1 of ul 'ht4, ;aid '4.iviii'dotLitniee on the manner. of fix 14g1116i9otririon for raising an Army in thallreE /:,4"nlitaialtre. The Court of Aussia has accepted ,a! fatcliation otrei e f I by 'our Court, aua, in support 'llt ,, tun.... 1. ,, ar eu two Armies to 81 , )roxh the , . ttlall rlomier4, -" ' ' .' " . r „ n Gr i . eat 4,-444t.iiies of artillery arc Continually' going t. 1 , e nc,e trit I taly ier tO• - . ' -•,, the war.. ,),It.in, ttorrow our 'Arrily will be on iy ei, . ''ver3l t6 itrt.quipages ha... - e set out . for , L . -, aiid ti u ,,, Fi eld ~,,,,,,,,•,,,,;-,,,,, of rctic:l'lkt fr 0,,,,..,,, ' ~-4.1.-ir',s'. " 4— .-- :- . w 14 c!)!ripletely ready. - 4. 1 42""11.,!iterdav th‘follow•ing Nistice to s 'the 41 / 1/14 Riven out ill 4eneral Orders ' ' . Itl'illtp,44ll4l,llj'lty..ihe Emperor anti Kimi has: tip. (I,,ih''.fleld'Nflrialll Lieutenant taroh MACK ' . t , „:,j m ' t ' r :bitieral to the Army : he has °on" , k i. :. .: the Cori.prilitd of th ,. ! Arnies of ttalr end ; - {':,, 3 (14 th'tir Royal Hinlnesses the Arch-dukes t ) .11 • 0 anal ,T ott , r .. G e nt z 461/ is ripliointed lari k , u ' ' . ~, -mtfr-General to that Army. The c°tTle Rant! ',I that A ' . • Ar c h ' -41 )1V Of the Voralberg is : given to the . , 1 . 14 44 r, 1. , p , eittnAti t/n, wh o w ill h ave G enera l i* Citi arterinas,ter.General. Centred Far' l4llll4° will mainland : the ArolY ill '• the ' - S .4 m' Ac ' • 4' - f kt 4l.. w t( et out i n the night efthe 'il'B.e4- t,-° :, q,k t , i ,, e ate .assured that his Royal Highn AI ke 1%4 will set, out for the Army about tl4 i,filty it ,, „ -e '; ar the beginning of- next. - His `iil'i t . 7„tioperor will repair to the .tml . y of A A 4411.1, and set 'Ut t week ror Weis; v 4th , o next 'l) 4 t'l6t4 °I. tliis month there wilt be a ne w t kNi'..i. tt!4.4l(irt 4' '‘ 1 - ' ' t'otis 4 . . Ulan, Av e ,. ;41,--1 he pKeliara i ti1,,,,,°'11 continue without interniTssion. All 4'4; 11 'mit whk.l u.:11,,,,. here:, or. in the vicinity iiiii,i,!.b 11 ' IN In ireilA away. 'thy Luaperor, it ki ' kll t) te--insiri.ov • . ( } r .414 next day to the p Thi I , n i . , r , '. .' 1.1 1) l• " -a ' "ilturter will tie at V% unct. it ~,,! ,LcciLiat Ships; which arrive here, ate itio, ".rt)r th ~ . r 4.,, , it l'roons l i t, t., ;A:ty) , ...,!, o overnupt . lek:,r\vi'B'-'lk' enlbarketl at Revel'. l'•4 4 '4 or it -' ' , ..fi t'' lieral ltp usNtA, Serf. 2. )e- 1 (- 44 ' i'nRAl.l ri Vil - : have set ' lih• 1 ott an.. ..INSENGERonr. 4 tile A r : 1 411„ ~, r rTIY 1 the, latter has carric;l to the ' l .4,ti ' Chit, V. - orders\ALS -4.43114 , ~ormaort., to enter / .'4104,11-/ whic h he has exticutetl ut the head of , ri. Ntor *ill v . til 25th ilf Scntent 4ti .t,t o'„tt ou c . t l e 11 / - tf:( , 1 Y 'ollich is asiernblitr , at Whoa. . A .., 4 "41% ta , 1 • ''. horn- b v „ I , ' - ”le Iltirriber of t 0,000 men, c !'Nit f,'„,‘"'' Crand I)uke CoritiT.Ortto, are on 4; , 0 , , I to Lithuatii, whece'they will enter ikril:itr,t4,l,lbB,t'ite. Other Troops from • the Aqbali, 1 , 41 '' 11 ) will form different Corps of Re t4* S',, i , 1 `` .---ay virtn4s of an Order Irani l i )41 Y, 10 . . • 135 ltilt . 0 00 rot% have received threat° til,vtit til'TNlvQi in readiness to march: N I NA- 1 3: 1, 1, tit re " Yesterday a Grand Council of t f l / 4 , which all the Aliuliters 'and pribct" tt,Litil i ' 1,,,, 411 ,. \,.tre prest.nt. Some ft tys before .74 4, .7 (k4.lt sctilt otr- Lc) St. Peter,burgh and r h4 wit h dis • , . Patehrs relativt; to the present s i tu = 4, . 4 , tir B . • 1;, 'Ni n . , ' l / i ''t/ of s t p'a ti l i ate, Count Haunwrrz, has ar 'q s tarty .• . . . ' I t 18 believed that he w i ll go to h k.,.Att, 144itt:11 ;c e , 6.--- ur l t l c e A ns‘ker of Fra t n h c e e 6 t tb o then or kt,,„ i s eir7 :6 , t o fleazzlit. on ttrck -Ali nrre, It Positively yeAl96a to ci"),..ciltirt4.tihiaetir3rl nt'Austria,ra; says/ that " the ... 1 : 1 41.1 1411 - Prk'neh cannot accept the grio(t T Y' l liati,,, ti l'i'vrtli and Apostolic Majesty, Maui, 4,;1.(44t, Zerientsi irially difficulties." Ltt, il tis, t . '"?'. 8.--Tho first division of the ~. ., 4 1 4,,,144't, sistin g of 30,000 men, passed 'illk, ' r 'n Olt 3d list, The TrOlis a" ) [l,. th: et 'N'ed in ' aloe ithi ti . , - CatriageS • they march , k,l4' lA , 4 . , ti ta i t o l 7 L . uxerebourg and-Trews.' Vie 41)c:N e t MIXTor NaPoLitorr will corn '_"l4t. °''' ti '' A rrr 1 . he will - 4 Nla,, - 11 'Y 0 the Rhine, butt ~,,,;, :ticaxiineNs to hast e 4pith dispatch' $1 rt Ittii- el i , Liu Italy ; q, , i Nis er TIM DASIZII, 13.—Iiis 11,1 4 • ksty theP.ornan Emperor will cormr.and the ..kraly encamped at_ in person,,as Generalissimo; and the 'General of Artillery etc will be Quat 4 , 4-4 master-General to His Majesty. The Archdulze Citiamis will command in Italy ; an / his brotim the Archduke LOUIS, and nephew, the Archduke MAxtmit.tAN, will be attached to the same Army, to which Field Marshal Lieutenant Baron Z‘s.cti will be Quartermaster-General.. Field Marshal the Archduke FEADISAND will command the Army in Germany ; and the Archduke 3olui that in the Tyrol. FROM THE DUTCH PAPERS. ' the Archduke CHARLES Wilt a 0 to Venice next Tuts • .' Vatml, Sen. 4..-'.The auarter-Master-General, Baron 'MAcfs, , set out on the tst of this month for the Camp of Weis, whither, it is said, the ElitPEßOft \Out:.llowiiirn next week. - We are informed, that ( t i l 'ol u nv o el ug l i d l l sse ttlas l y ' y e ru ra c l i O a► htfit:aliscenorisof ninety f e ' t' R thousandeEn gineersgi n Regiments i b l t a s l i ball e cartridgesalready marching distributeatO it. To every Regiment of Infantry a !Battalion - ,of Reserve is adding, exclusive of Which i the RegimentS are already three, thousand seven hun dred rues.strtmg. A squadron is added to each Re .giment of gorse. CASSO7.;, SEPT. 8 -'the Elector be HM4E.('A Mi. has 'given erdt.a s for fimiting a - Camp of fifteen thou sand me' in' the vicinity of this city. Twenty-six Battalions of infantry, and as many Squadrons of Cavalry, are already in motion for that Camp-. The ostensible' reasorefor these preParations is, the usual eercise of the Troops in the autumn. • STUTGAttn, SEPT. 6.---A.ccordingto the latest ac ..counts tem Austria, that Power is aattially..assein- Wing three Armies : one in the Venetian territory, - the point of union of which is at Patina; the. second itt,the Tyrol, under the walls of Inseruck : and the third in Vpper Austria, hempen Lintz and Wels. It is fntther asserted, that: the first of these ATillieS is ' tOenass . the Adige immediately on the, commence- Inetn of liOstilities i - that the second will occupy Switzerland ; and this third, Bavaria ; that the Em- TEROlit will command in person the Army at Weis, - and ,Pcneral MAcK will aft under him. The Army . in the - Tyrol will be commanded by the Archdtike JOHN, and by Vield-Marshal-Lieutenant LINDEN .w ; '' that in Italy by the Archduke CHABLES,, and the , Field-Marshal-Lieutenant ScIiMIDT. , • It is supposed, that the Declaration'of the. French E)ti;attoa, concerning the ' Austrian Armaments, was delivered at Vienna by the French Envoy about the end of August, and that an answer may have 1 bjen received in the beginning of this month. Private Letters from the Last Indies state, that .the Dutch Siniadron, under Rear-Admiral Hara llNCls., was, on the Ist of March last, in Soura.-843, Roads, all well. . LEY,DEN, 'SEPT. 17. , -liile accounts of the mayor . ments of Troops in haly, Oermany and France„,he come every day more frequent. The. French and Italian Troops . , composing the garrison of Milan, . the capital of the Kingdom of Italy, have left that city for the camp of Monteehiaro; all they Try in Pledmont, beinK 19,0000 r -. 4 n,onostns. will march to Brescia ;• and it is thought that General JouRnAN, iiinotiq :for the victory: of.Flcarus, will h th leave a distinguished comatid. . . . ' . ' Th 6. Army destined to aa on . the side of the ithitie, will be ingtnented by 30,000 or 4t),000 men. from the interior of France; and it' is thought that the Britreatoa will eamm.lad that army in nerson, .It - iti - asserted the min) , will yrovkionallY fficamp - ber.veen New-Brisac and Hagenau, until the le , initiation of the. Negociations r:.'. ties to peace or war. ; What can bothe grand point for discussion is not known ; hilt' the Geri lira Letters , state ILA the answer returned by the'Eur tato v. of the FRENCH' ) to the Note presented by Count Coarrrriit, on the oth August., is a complete retUsal. " 'Che EsleXa oil' of the.Faminit cannot acci.‘pt the good offices of his APOSTOI,IC MAJESTY, becn.ute that inedi:nion com prises difficulties," 4rc. Such, they say, i:, the tenor ' of it. . .. ' : . We learn that a plin' of tientl'44y formed, .at Stutgard 14 four Eleaors, cannot take. , : fie t'; that i'' l ;4 ll, cc requires of WUrternburgh and Badcn tno performance of the secret articles of tho 7th and 4d of *gust, Intl, pursuant to which a French Array pressing the Rhine may occupy all the enili tafy positions in those States, &c. Several Note.: Itave been interchanged relating to the, presein cir cumstances; but the French, as well as another 'Le 7 ,gation, require a Categorical declaration of the part that will be taken. Dittos 13Eas.IN, Sze?. 10.--Thfs'Vronch Marshal is still here, and does not appear likely. to depart before he receiv.es furthes.ordess , from his Sov'ereign, to whorl) lie has sent a Courier. We tiro im'ormed, that since his arrival,. the King of PM/V*4 .11:1-, mulch: 1 fresh propositions to . the Courts of Vienna and St. , Petersburgh for the . pfeservation of Peace. I - knee It appears how much our Sovereign has the welfare of Nations at heart. May his generous wishes be 1 flailed ? .. • . , It is remarks, that, the. Austrian Envoy, Count MerrEitritcti, was invited to as rand dinner lately - given by the French Minister, M. LArOXET. Count liitUCAViTZ is returned from Silesia. The 4portation of grain and of horses is prohi,,' Wed in Prussia, by t cabinet Order of the 7th inst.,. on pain of forfeiting the property, and the ships or I the wa6 . gons and horses by which it is conveyed. The Circe Fri ate has cavtured,and !ient to Barb ns a ducts,. Lck. CortSapre, kretictx frivateer, ot' ten gu and fin m eta., A Letter from Barbadoes , da t e d Jul y 31, Atateib that the second -homeward Nett WaS ti)eti coile6thig at St ,Mitt's, land 4.kpetted to sail tqwattis the clews of the following Month. The .6.4tigna, St. Vincent, and Barbarloto.-slliin, with zikaA . oaf some crther of tlta Isl4n4s.r gift- airea,ly at the appuititedleridez vous. A vialettrilltricone. to& 1)11ce at tic lie o f F ra nce On tho 3th of April 3 sever.il vess4ls v,..ere driven on sbare, Arid Many of them de4troyed, and the damage in rite intericir was yory consii,ltabie. (ill the f.iot h ofAptil there Nvls otw Ship_ of the Line ond two Frigates refitting in Port Noit,l3-‘V'est tile markets ovetsliichod with provisius and foraigP prail4,lot. cenurEepoAENci HANOVER, Srpr.4. We are still uncertain about the faun titov , Nnent3 of the French in this quarter ; but, Melancholy to relate, they continuo to harass the unfortunate, Let•- toratt,. with tirinacripled cruelty. EverY town and tillikage have rikeived orders to Iprovide a 4ertairt runi ber oflorsts, Initve. days, under the penalty of doubling the bomber in ease of not complyi4g with the original fequiaition. The orders mite to Osnabruck late in the evening of Tuesday . bst, the 3d in to proYide ; 200 of whiCh were to b& for the artillery, and the remainder tor the saddle. It is truly distressing the unfortunate peasants of miserable villages, under the cruel necessity of giving away, perhaps, their only horse, at. a reduced price upon the simple as surance of a French Commissary prom;sing pay n ent in four months after. such barefaced rob bery must certainly open the eyes of Europe, and even the heart of the most unfeeling misanthrope. It has been confidently reported for some days, that the Banditti would leave the Hanoverian Terri tory before winter, dna that Prussia would take pos se3sion of it again till the conclusion of the war. This very desirable circumstance is heartily to be wished for ; but I am afraid the country will be entirely rand before it takes place. They seem rather to hesitate about aft !citing the Ifessiantc, but reinforcements are actually expAed nom I-10114nd, for what porpo,e, tittle must deter tnitie. ,About !Moo Infantry are unshipped in Iolland„ and almost all the Cavalry esc.ipcd the dkorder. It is beyond a doubt th It upwards of eight hundred or a thousand, died iu the course of six weeks. The Austrians are all in inotion—hos tilities are immediately expetited to talc place. Y .1110 Tll, SE A • , The LORD- Olikke ELLOR fitld Mt. Lo ui arrived last evening., The liovAL honowd the Theatre with their presence to ace the' Comedy of A Cure Jri the limn ;,,ind Modern This morning several of the llogitu?.nts in Camp had a grand fteld-day .before MAJP.STY, under th D e. command of the umi cit CI.;:ur:Au.AND; . The line,extNldt!d from Ridgeway Bills to Upway,';uld On ti., the Bridport Road. It reiteh(ml upwards of threv we . fe covertA with varringes and speaat..)rx The ,Artillory ate., vory grind appol . rance. The Lour* CtiAtlect4og, Lord, Dam, “it .Ik/fr.. rmr, and ',Mr. Vi t.- accoimpaniedlint. 1 . 3 MT V,' I.Avds DsotwAs and PAtT is rip were with their 11....0,iments. • , St PT. e .—Lzt evening ri'llEtit 4NIAJr.STIE':3 had a .selekt part) , to a concert at the Lodge. ' His ATAJL'ITY cat:; lit in a heaV shower of rain in hit; earlyilde thii moraine*. .I,t eleven o'cloc.'.lt, tit ,t 7at iher f tine, 'Ai •• again, :1 1, :eompanleti by the holt n CITA : 1 ; CU L. IA) Lords aut.ortAvE and litt itown V, Mr. PITT, e,; Anot . ning the of DuutitEirrElt ilad ni . a ndieuile, Of MAJESTY. We tmdcrbtand the Ito): Al; FANITLy w:lt !mum; 2';ohtt. Earl w ith, a visit 1; 4 :tt I'rid..,y; at 1.1:3 :it ;it Abhoy, piitr.tin with hint threq ...Nit - Wm. DuNtJAN, the !iecretart , t War; ht just atrimi, and we expe4t It C(Andii in the aftettiona. PITT' US 011 1N14311daY,%. ri * r TILNEY LONG WIN 110 t quite eleven yuar.4 old, bo,ing; born on tho ftitla of (V.lol)er, i 704 ; his father died on the t!lith of November following; \Olen the pnnimonial estate, with that of Earl 'fir, N u.y, hit, tutat oh the )04.ing Ba ronet, now et-o.ased, who, itnd h litt3c.4 till he ay. rained the of r.t t , Wottla h;tytt bona one of the rirhe“ CuriltiimitTi in Ertill.,lnd. SAturday :about o'dpck; truer tiros broke Out ; the one tat a Ilair.incacharie,i ;11' Wt!sit , stroet, '`.hell witich was tOtally c‘on otil(11, (Ina the adjoining houses auaterially d:4ln. q !:ed, befolo the ilarnes - were got'nnder : it wai 1 0 1. — The other WM at he nc.tr Kennington Tinnpil,e, IliCh Was saved, th00 , ..1h tideri.thly On WednOday night tt tare di,covere,l in the apartments . of Colonel Ott;:, ran, ot the 1 tia, at IpsWich, in which welt! four iris influtt children. On ouu the mkt labours liasre:iing .up stairs, he &r.v . the maid uttltitili . about tW room in .a ;state of distra6tion, v‘ith two of" the chil:lrea , her Milli. IlesUCCeetied in reset ing then r tacr perdons situation:2nd extingitishaqi the tire, but not be fine the wit dot de,troyod, and •.other parts of the room Colliitir rainy= dahnv,%l. Saturday nwrning, about thrc r o:olock, as a loaded watigen was:about to sat or tot.! the Cout try,. front the Talbot Inn, in the Borough, it fcrund On ilre , the flames were so vi; Butt, that the whole was consumed before any asst e,mett bwgiven. The 1054 is estimated at tool, It is supposed, that when the waggon was loaded the sv.trit of tt candle got among t h e straw , a nd ~iontintted burning after the people went to bed ti fe w%ltelltnan galit the alarm, and fortunately the tice . was prevented, ex tending.. lt is*not precisely knowi 3 when the Boaict promised by the Bank Dire fors be given to the _Stock Holders, but ;t i certai , i that as early I.as Mondaf' 110)4, those who have oi,tarted the shnitoi of Formate br the Ptircilasc of Tic tets or Shares ili the pre . * nnt Lottery, will teeeive a, of Itor favours, and that some IIIiISC h“Ve the ent)itIUMIS in terest of one hundred onousand per cent, on the. mu. ney they !rave expent , ka, the being tlime Pri?.es of 9.0,0001, three of to joool. and a vast number of paw , . The 3zioclting, actifient that Ilippettet,l ii"ridav evening opposite .1 - 116xt;SBY and C;a ()trice, Char atig-Cryi:l, by oue c i f the Svißei •iriN itsg over a inaid walla child in her trtui, tho it t .lll-..di,1t0 tetitiQn of the Polieb („itiiet..ts. It with the Driven, - on ti a ituptoprli.ty thciz' cot:- duezt--su6 abuses wuj t be vorreo:::te‘i by tb-. 01,D DALEY: I=6OllTll titrr. Richard 11w-dy ithliaed for 6' capital or ence t 11! it of forging acid ,conterteiting Cie Legal Stainit upon the lice of Spi4des, with intent t 6 defraud tho EtNenue. atiovh.r Count in the indietment he Nt charged viith tittering gt:vh forged and counter- , feited, Ace of BpadeA, :Wiling sqirious picks of . plftying c4idc, containing such fOrged had counter.. kited Ace Stamp oh the NAM Ace, ht',l well knwisrinff' such Stzimp to be forged and ei:i . .:Atcricited,Witil Rite intent to defraud . the Ittivent:c. This Pyoseention wa* ta,kon up in a very serionst 01:inner. The AT£ollNry conchh:ted it l . assisted by Mr. GArßow, Mr. ifirtnille, It DAMPIETitt, Mr, KNAPP, ana Mr. ESTCQURT, dle Soliito'r for the Staulp 01-1 Ile Prisoner's Couthei were, Mr. CoxsT, Mr. CURNeY, and Mr. ALIJA. It appeared by the evidence of a person 6f'the Annie of Leadteater, - that he was an :a:complicit! with the Prisoner in this bnsiness; that there were two different shops kept for, the purpose of making and selling thifi forged ACe of Spades in packs of playing cards. That the Prisoner paid 501. to have Lead• beater instrnaed w engc.ivo, so as 'to he' able to ac . .»:. ceinplish the forgery; hut that he had :not skill enough, and that, therefore, a person of the mune of Bunny was employed. for :that purpose,. The work of forging waS carried on itt. the back pre mises of a person of the name of Skelton., a z ,(Yrocer, in Green-street, It Wai, stAtOd ako,that be had these premises two p!ati-s ago. 'The Priioner came there sometitnes to 'aorta. on these Aces, of Spades, and . Skelton saw hint once at work printing the AceS Of Spades. '.There R` is neCOnlit current bc , tireers. Skelton and the Prisoner, he having sold to the Pri sutler, brandy and articles of grocery, and receiving from the Prisoner waste pAper : and these packs of cards to sell, which were said, Sometimes two, some times three, four:, live, or six dozen packs at a time; and the Prisoner allowed them to go at- t7s, 6(1. per dozen, When the stamp upon the Ace a Spacks of each pack was half-a-crown ; and this tnalle vas carried to such an . e%tent at, last, that 300 i. or 4001. \yle employed at It time in it. .At first a few ge. minie stampt Aces were'sold, . but their busioess in the Ice;al way diminished in proportion as the fer gery succeeded. Part of the work was carried On iix . Wells-street, Oxibrd-road ; but the seh'ants in that iIOOF.O were not let into the secret. Another branch was carried en in Hereford-stre'at. The evidence Of the accomplice. was fully con firmed by that of the servant rf the Pri , si:lner„. as well as by the. hooks of: the accounts kept. between hin t .itotl Skelton, , it 80 that nothing like a doubt remained upon the cage, A fe* of these forged, packs were sold ow the iGth of May, in the sholi of the hisciner, in ileretbrd-strect. On the 24th iive 'more ‘'erd sold, and flye dozen were Sent to a particuLir place were they 'were deOred to be sent i by a winie ,, ts belonging to the Stainv-otßee, whey liva;:i employed tier the purpose or nrutging about this 4tocti,o. The difference between the forgfA stamp it) luestitin :Ind the genuine, chiefly conststed in the letta "it " bcing put wirJr. , the letter " should' be„---,-Tho case being tho, Oeit6 the Juryi after 'the summing up of the criticrt,..,' , by Mr. Justice firwrit, found the Defendant—Ge!ty----Detta, rr itged 35„ 2"/ thaw, was C.:tpitaily indkled for felonions stenling ~- 1 .1.1 es of wine, %aloe 41, I N , in Liss' d‘velling"-hoUse of Lewis, a I toriwy -13i3Iford-row. The Ptisoner was butler to Mr. Lewis, and was supposed to have stolen the wine, winch was found. Concealed in his room, and ill the pantry; vliilei it was bottling off in I ..t\Mr. .I,ewis' : ''l he 'Jury . fonnti burn (;aitty,, but reconiniended him to mercy, 06 the Conjeeture that he Might Ii the'wllie is t:onsick. nig it a perquisite; but the )I)&6.iiliia, Nebo tried Ote case, Sid no such cir cumStanco appeared in idotiCO, nor could the Pries toner himself ntake any such pretence. C.I;ERK EA II q.... 11 S .4,SWitlikr4t, s . Sat urday the telebrdteil pre Le.slie. WaS put to the iiar,clisirged, twciti two iil - with ha% hq, defrauded Mr. Frtnee, tip iii)Nterer, Pall-Ai - a:I, of 44. 211 r. (low, hi 3 t'oietuati, of fei. Mc. (.',1.e1:0 said; it would answer 4io other ptir-' pow than thitt rlt gratifyin,r , the r ctttii)4ty of tht, Cowl to proceed rviih the as be felt it tv.:l3 out of hi , -; po,m..r to s'tiStaitt the itidil!ltinents. In the one tlte Primmer had asl;ed the Prosecutor to clit4Ne hint a note, and in the other a ioh note, l 7 :hire Ite requested tht Imtni which were thel,sttb e"..; of the Indiettuents. It therefore could tint tic that fie had Obtained the.ie sums by false pre , ; as for any thhig that'. appe:stred, ; , ,..'ut..tity have rt . -m . 10 , d ch:tftfe for the notes ; f o r ti tese re;p)ous he v.tytild r. svient tit the Prisoner heist (10nit.4.1. i(` ilceorkilligl)' (1601:mgt.:I il enry c ot /panel', iiiiiro Scot, wai Ito . 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