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r entliture of the Navy), arid, as the Tenth •Rettort 11;ittigeS great. 4 itikC,lnef, 'that very Tenth 1 ~ ..'- port; as beingl!:e_ port , L , , , rinted of all, a proot: of the i mstcontecopi.l , :e ;,,vantage . to he expes,ted from t he wholc ? as :it never straCklhinXing Men, that giving- huch - importance to so inerinSider , J , able an °Neel, belieie...4ll the bOasting of 'Millions of annual saviogs.to be gained by thy ni in bouts of thote modern Heroes?• But if none of these impressions have beett',made 'dn putylic mind, doci not the smallness of the objrft lead one . : to teil , !;et On' the folly of joining so tagerly in the ery? As men of business, has It never occurred to you that the contemwible shifts (for I 'do not defend them) are a.' proof that the millions that passed thrbugh Mr. TitorrEit's hands were, untouched ? Can you believe that a mars would pilfer farthings if he bad it in his power to pocket guineas . ? No, certainly : yen may, therefOre, et:include;" that in the ultimate application of the. money every thing was fair ; and as a recurrence of the same 'evil will be easily . prevented, Ido not see that there is 'any wisdom in.suspendinoll attention to thel;great bu— siness of the Nation merely in order to punish error that is past, and unattended with real injury, the , repetit.iem of which is not a matter' to,be feared or expetted. You will allow (for it cannot be denied) that such proceedings . are pr , !uniture and irregular ; ;hat they. tend to set a had example, and to prevent the ends of justice; for when .before a tribunal,' the (whole, Nation v. a Pauper, .a Mendicant,' or even a man oit trial Jr(f hit l fc, ire upon perfea. equality. — Neither rank, numhers, nor situation,.. make any, difference ; and,it in the adherence to this prin. ciple, more even than in Magna Charta itself, that the security of ,Britons Consist. It is this on which their liberties, depend, and it becomes' not the Livery of London to step between the accuser and the accused, and least of all on an occasion such as the prkenr, %%here they' are 'a party ,concerned, and when their example may be tollowed'all over the Kingdom, and when a 'blaze may be begun Which all their 'endeavours may not be able to tinguish, The prrcipirttiqn with which you aeted rendered any inlerktence unpossible to- prevent the..oper:ition . of ynnr zeA, an.l. therefore s+ hat can now h said 'ist he in tt . le. f,rm 'of condemnation of what you have, dont, ratht.r than in that nradMonithin with reptd.to what ho wise andit that you should (hi ;' but it, may serve for those wha wonht otherwise imitate'yonr,condal, and it they are not ready to join in cOndernning, they will at Ivor think it prudent to hesitate before they giver' loose to a' spirit of persecution that, isonhecoming in' wny County, and ._is as it is tiangerourto the Inhabitants o a free and'enlightenedNatiom Your example has already proheed an effea, and of the worst sort : every ale.house, every tap.. rnothtresotinds with‘ the rOords P.quiroiov, COrrup. thyr, and Prodigality, .as they did in the times of THEL.wtit LretineS, with Liberty, Equ;Ay„ and Philanthropy. 'Your disciples ate of the same, breed—they have exat.liy the same end in view, to discredit the Government of the Country ; and the only 61ff:tenet:is,. that the former aifeded to, adore an imaginary order of pegettion. They rolled the eye as if they beheld,in, clouds:a Divinity whom a wicked Ministry prevented from decending to dwell amongst mortals ; and are'now distorted with rage at the'idea of moderation in the punish.. mein to be it flifted'on 'an unascertained degree of culpability, 'it the earth should once more be co. vered with a of Pharisees, it is to you we shall have to return thinks—and it is to he. hoped ,that the Le cures on MoraMettitude that arc now, read in every gin.shop will be.innre produttive ,of hap pin'ess than those on Universal 11:ncvi.lence were when this Nation was no the very hunk of ruin and desituttiun. I am ready to allow that what you did was with. out reiLetion on the consequences. In a general view, whatever is wrung aught to he puccished ; hut the drgree oftriminithiy should be fioo il,c'rrt.4ived; nod nothing : is crb7cOtning and tnljno as 'a pro. 'mature cry for v.ogt.at c,: ; and the respect. tittle the qu,itlcr , ,rioksitvhicti it pita:J...o,, the grcater the disgrace-and changer. ARI§TIDES; tqlt4;o, May 12, 18 , 95. , 110.444*N1), • • TA F New C.Ale Of Coinilletce,e o nsists of nine ,teenActiclea., ;i, „ Ist. The Repeal and A4olitito) of all Laws and p,egnitinioni ixkring, before the Dccree'agalost h C P i b- • ing wit n. • . .A •)r, , htintion of, all (I;##l7Ctirnmerce, From 1 51i , ..1).1.-11 . ports Willi Git'at .. firirtin Any o . • stl, J r; ‘..t. , ;4e1 that shall arriv e . atn ifny c if nt.ir: ports with or inrged"papets, dirett fiLm Gtoat Britain, or tr;rn any rirt or h,lven thereontp longing, shall, logrther "with every, article of her cargo, he coorticattd. • 4t h., On infora'vition th.trany,vesel, baiting been. under the necessity of pluting ire to any i)f the BIL p n ro, * halt luive ?token .any articles on board her corgi), jshall be cortfi.scatect; anti tilt Caprain be Pay a -fine of loo© gnittierg, it lie be kith& to have concealed tile facie,. # rp h„ A regolatiiin respfAin g Vessels Iron) Dwain (whoie dc,, • ' Great. floiltion may 1.1; regre., waned tta ILivte lieen - f,r A neutral po t -)4, 0 144, g into any of the. Dutch sball, if the l passport does not clearly prove Vtwpart of her cargo . to have been destined "for such neutral port, be declared to be Enemy's nrcperty, and cordiseated accordingly, so long as rcc: navigation and:heti covemerce tie nor declared in E 9 gland. 60, 4 A fine of /000 guilders to he paid liy,.every Captain o'r Nilaster of the Vessel who ahali hi found to have any papers, or packets of papers, to be de. livered to aoy, of the Military Officers,. on or before their atrial in a Dutch port. , th. All Documents, or Ship's Paper , . of whatever de,criptiurr, s hail, with the utmost care , be delivered, and also a written Declara up tion boathy both !vhence the Capthey tain and Master ; declaring, on , came, whither destined, and that they have delivered all i p they liad nosisessipn, and that they oVe - r`Witit'tt`ein, or iieliverell he, fire dectaimion; any leofers l iver s '! ivlialeVet: Vorsels''sliall•be:obliged to take:a birth rio.arst the shore,..wherc cliefarc 'to rt.!. rrilin` under guard tid tlicv have . reC'eioed leave to weigh anchor. gni, ‘A prohibition of all importati , n iiiinufaaiire, front any place and in Any manner so.; evetiunder penalty of the articles being confriear4.l, anti a' fine of one thousand gnilderi. All ;frtdirea Importation shalt be punished corporally, and, if the f, ose'reqUires it, capitally. • The term British manufaeltde camprises'also tory/ al4.l . lrd;il oil. • • • to'h. ro.intifaCtirred :in other countries will be ;,,thnitted, proviaed they are accompanied with' origihal cettilie:ites in the Secretary oe.Finaitce, t as t'klt is to 'he imported' that shall not' hivebr'en'notitied-iit the 'different ofkces of tht Sc. - cretaries of Finance durin , they Voyage.' t~ '_ g - g. • .2(h. ,All dire4t cininnunization -and etyrimerce b:.rween this Republic and Great .. . Britain shall IIC ncef or; h be • • - ' 13th. Prohibits - the exportation• of ammunition wi:hout'rreviouirpermissiort.. Tar, salted'intat, and eheese, - are'prohitiited 'from being convey'ed to: any Pori on this side of the ‘Vezer;•and even then with. out special leave, and for wgiven•:quaiitity unly. 14. th. A . finci)l treble the value shaft be imposed, poiift all such 'articles exported- withoUt leave.' as shall require such previous special• permission ;. Hs likewise, fur rye, oats, 'beans, pease, split barley, grits,'pork, 'and butter..., • ' isth. Specifies the form in which the certific4tr3 • arc to be drawn. - • •.. 115 tit. ,No Vega shall sail unless.slfe•he with a special Permit of the Commissary, &c. sidei the other necessary Papers. ry The CaptAiii,Tatoligers, and Ciew. are pro. hibited from - taking with them letters, packets; or any thing wit,itever, intended for.any port.or it4ven Gredt 1-; the peiiatty of a fine of one tholliabd guilder 9, and Ore yt;il4'Onfitietilent for whic . :l purl)se. the Captain is required to make, hii.ded'isration tiefore - helets sail.. , 18th: Prohibits the lading — or' 'onlading on any strands ot 'Fife 39th. Fnrhids the eastiognnehor` at any niai g,zi or %alehouse, during 'the passari, within cettaill L AT .1? E fti 1(1." co uR t OF YaNG's'l3l'..N‘(:ll„ 11,1A.y .v. CLAILK2., 'Til E Kahliff wars Mate, anti the Defendant Cap.. of the Ship c3tled the . Qeii , in..ebarhtte.,• : ,Tilii action was bought f.,r, an athsautt :eon/milt:tea , Aux. ingthe't . a“,ige of the biiitir Shlrtfunv , tirbalots to Surinam. ' . • Mr. Easittista, for the Plaintiff,.'.said,. the artion• was brought With °the , concurrence and wider the auSpices of the first Merchant in the world,. who, jointly with another Gentleman,' was proprietor of . this vessel.;• he meant Sir Flanettlitring. lite:ease refleded great 'dishondur oti . '4liijellarrcier__ of the Defendant, and very nearlySfirded the commercial importance, and naval superiority of this Country. .The ship was consigned to Sir Philip Gibbs, 'who was ritueli pleased With the conduct •of the Plaintiff, and conferred. on him . a particular mark of his fa. vnur. Whether this gave umbrage to the Defendant he did not know, but the particulars th would appear in evidence , would expose a'degree of defec. me discipline; and of wanton cruelty, which he (the Learned Counsel), for the hollow. of the Eng. lii,h mine:, would h.rve been happy (if the purposes of public justice' had permitted it) should have been lot ever concealed. In consequence of this outrage, : the Pld'iotifr,- reswatable and superior Oflicer, was. inhunianly lacerated with aninstrument .called . the Tbiee)es' Got,' which, is only used on board of ships' ori't hose ❑CC3Sic.tns ' tort which Clle , hairer i, e l lipl o y c d on shore, that is, fur theft anti capital OffeliCbti. For the ti.,mages' due to the Plaintiff, for the disgr-ice and corporal 'suffering he had'undergone„this aetion was bibtiglir. tien'yy liallard,•an apprentice in- the ( - .)ileen Char. lotfe:'doposed; - that the . Defendanehad threatened pct put the Plaintiff on board tht`Curieux, she Ship of., :War having,ihe trade to Surinam tinder canopy. The c.7...iptain of 'the Queen Clittaitte, on ihe tcth Septentlite, t Bcei., w,nt on board the Convoy, - and brotighr back with -him, in a state of intoxica.. !fon (ie - beinie Isimselfin the same condition), inte Lieuienatits, one of which was the Conimander of. the Tl‘ey all.increasrd their stetc . of inienipe• • • , by , ranee, copious oraugnts; from the stores ‹of . the Queen c 'Esc 'Was then on watch, and One' of the Lieitterrants presently fori.te.'ik the ca bin, aria I-.)e g an an alter6tion with hime-The. A - 'di l;tty wtt ti s interruption wi n k h e 'cuss ttn faster, doiy, returned ottili for oath, and in the strider the `,, Captalit' of the Chat lotte d a n d t h e t i t h er tat). Lieutenai%t,i, interpeoed. " Ite .. lVi.tite was axis ii rgcli with " damning His' Mi,jesry' s „ed . . . ' after: a s s a ulting torn' wish bin they huir,ed into ° the boai of the Curieux, ilt,cl wish t h rc z, OttiearS and the boat's Crew, put off, the. Culotte , hallowing out, Take the tatc4 on 'hoard, anti "point (//ale) hint' welL" was in !O a t the Aite swig (called) Otit Murder; in visits that'he° Plored t.lhave his clothes to -protea alinteit naked), and in this' state conveyed toward the Ai hied Brig; • , The . same Witness said, he afterwards saw him ; he era e,„ w hi ppe d witn titieve' eat t:“:, fol ltitvietg inor . e i n g ; he was dreadfully cut, and his w,,ut•“is were fesiering', having received no 'surgical The Soi.t rrott GF.NF,,RAL admitted the great ilia. prop kiy 'ot the Defendant's coilduet, but u3nrcod, ed, that although he must be responsible for dainagts f theassault" on board his own Ai:), yet that. he teas not answerable for the Vnhurnao tieatment the Plaintiff had received on board ti: King's ship. L o d ELLENLIOROUGH—" It is for yOu;Gtintle.,. men of ',flit . jury, to co: aider; it the Capiain - had not put the wh , . , te of this barbarous proceeding in mo_ lion ; and on your judgment, at+ to this.,pacticular; w!lltlepenti tile Troteitttrti-0f.tiarn11.., , ...n. you vogn. 1 ! contltt 9Ctit ,iliti oiiiiiiillicZt iii4eined slir has G. ':n most di , grAilbt, l 4l,tirtclt(iitibttre given this tiny f h! e , , , rreA ; ttlits, , ' ‘lrt , ;eiiiY4htt.#o4 l 4t.:' , (ht Cat4igroti i ti .y h ar, aticir ti '' ey ' (tu , ( . ~ :qa iP4 . ir r4tl . ' -.t;l :tp, td, 4 e turt 1,4, , ,y- taiii it,,: until, hefle !he) , prop4!l/;rifi t >ti'iil i .Abe titir6i. c . int rgtd of `tills I,HrICAI9-o:froftkiii Xci ii 44 . nOt.l/).111 4 "eti.. f tiurS l slatlice l,r3o:2.ol 11 ;e;Q9,,,,Liktifiq,i9.?yeol 111e`- , • ~,* obtaie{4,by—the .per%6l...fowh. :),.thaf.ia r aff. Ti c, 4 tyty.,,i4 cc ,t, : ft , ,ito, 0.311 1), tio,s, ak t poet 4n , fit, e gce,ss!. of:. i ,41,-)r le ty; and ghat tlitArt .*)ip le tte i so mrtterially instrumental iu the conthitit.pttimiti ' trade %hoitia be "e'x , ,as-ti to 'this violenersirsiales-! ~ , , py...at shin. ,, - A, ~ .., . 1,. , I .S i :: ..e.,44.. His prbeeeded vr!cpprneeAt!on` - thetva) rions pacts' of the9vidente; - ;thei found a verditt.for the Plaintiff, 10°1. , 2 4 ' C ERKENgz EL L,` STBS IQNS, MAY : 29. ' James Watniley, a , rltribtr.merchant, living o . O' the Paddifigten Wit!' - for Harriet, his 'wile. • • The Prosecutrix stated, that 'she lived sepa;.iit‘::ly hugaai;%l -"since' '2when turned lter`out of doors. She .had Ruarrelle , i with her 'husband before—and had; at one': virne, dieted him for ill.us'at - e, but was induced to forgi'v'e 'ors shiS premising to - tte-ar her heifer. .14 August last he turned out of- doors, witir4i allovving . her any thing to ititivist , gn—so-that. she was obliged . t:) live on .the charity' tit her. trietili. The PrisJner; since patting 'front` her, .had Idtcn another WOM3II iiitu keepilq p i ; sliC went two or three times' to biln, - to prevail on him- to allow her - some, 'thing keep her 'from starving ; and; 'on the 22.1 of August, which was the last day aim called, he abused and -beat. 'her' iti. the. most violent manner, ;which caused witch effuSion: of 'blood from 110. head, that 'she' fainted in the house of one of the 'neighbours, where she lead beeti Conveyed. - 'the defence set up by the Prisver. was, that 'the Prosecotrix had an improper connexion with . another man, but this not being substantiated, the Jury fuuni.i the Prisoner Guil and the Court sententcd • him to one month's -- imprisonaient, and to givr a e.t 7 cutity himself in tool, and two others in sot, each. Edetuard Russell Brennan, a Strjean tin the Eighth Lighr s Draeons, Was indiacd tot as,aulting W. Le Serjeant in 'the Artillery. rTr ap. peered that, otiSaturday,.the zotit` of J Intinry, the P4secutor W . jl3 at CoVtit.G.irderi Theatre, 'and lit returning ham& over 176ttninster.tiriilte; a heavy ithisWer cotuirig'bo, he went into a lisuse, where he got il►r . sup i i, , r, iind — something drink ; the. Prisoner' c.!the riotr, and asked hirn itdiether lit knew :Hai he said he did•bilt ; but the Prisoner s%VOre did ; and charged 'him. with being a 13 .sorter ; atid, seizing firth!' of him, drew hie sword, and . 4iiged the'sireet, to the watch.hou'ne, - the Obelisk: The t.',onstabie therc:refitiing in 141-t.' him in charge, the Prisoner butr4weo a pair ('):' Wanik:Utfl, .and , put!it , g . them on' the Prosecutor, ftnatejiateiy dratted hirtybatk the 9airie Way, 64Jegritig vioict;tiy , he T . ould carry hint to the gates . 01'11:--11 if he 'pleased, ord. vieiild take a leg.or a •vFihr; orranY person wid,wctuld dare to prevent him. He , chest brought. hint to the Tilt.. b•ntse Guard at Whirehall, - whert,h`d . remained un tit the M ,, nday brought iiefore the ju:tice,. he !nclgert_his vornplaint, And the Prisoner suit, obilged to put in bail. , :47114 Prisoner was an able well.looking mai, and pleaded iris own cause with a f ; rzat deal of "ahiliry. The Jury fberid hire and he was sews:Axed to three months iinpri,intuenr. Cbarler 70.1.'14.14d :taw,' formerly a Linen.draper in Bond-weer, Was.ind'.tted t ir sending -a eloliceige 'to J.. Sharp, with intent to, provoke hlin. to It Ott a . • It .apv-eared that the Prosecutoi:and.Prisi)ticr. hid h ee tv . i n t he habit of :k•Ce.vtitlk. bills.,for eittli qthet.l -flit-Piosecutur, in oiri ,,, ,pleticeoftiorne.ililferenci, ; tlitiaVOWCd an' acceptance whichAtt Watt citllpdAnltl to ply, : This produced on -,open ,breack,,liteitteert.l •th„..m, aotl the *l ) risotier:wiote a letter rey , :tiutteho4l triter, desiring - him' to call iat Mr. Fittebotonfai, in'. Ai torney, and settle; the 13t11. T . lll. PrO ttcutoilt'i m coplying with this elenvlntt,'receittede,:octrthe,..s.S ; ft''' of December, a letter from „the Priiturier,ilttt, ,•! that he had' acted unlike a: Geotlemito,,Atitllast ,! : i dieretor.e, alipint 'a 't inte.and place N. fiOt Ir. tht,4l i . 1 ti ter, In a few hur3 after he rt.tei:o4, ; Ittitolvr% 'letter . ; Hod, the next touritittg,, anutlitt,-;,, , ..teittbel same e ff e ti, .•-,:..0 .-4 ,, 0,5 , .4,;-*!. „. i ...': '. ~i 4 1 ''llte'Counseli on the part ofrt he Defeoilowit, eru i lip.:.l vowed' t() tnaticeA! itope.rititat•ti,,,,... lett,elA.,dWobel imply ti- challunguAtt - 414 t. .a .duel,- ;Jut ologly'l.o ! settle; the money buiiii'e,,a.berivecti thernt: -,; . '', • - ' ' The jury. ro - wo him' Guilty. , - ,4; ~ '- -1 -.. , .., • , • ... : , . ~!,:. 4.---.-,-- . • •- 4 .'. •,, v , ,!, .! 'lt' 9 MANsithi llottse.oresterday iJic itead waiter Coffee‘house, near the Royil Engttat,ge„ tvis forottial,aby the LAD MAYOR, charoed with privately stealing.moncy fr; : rn the I.:1i in the Lutr.--Five..ntatked . shillittglawe.re s - Notn One of the-Delnuts eot,finetl. in %.Neistgate elreftcd his ese3pe from 'that Prison , at three tecl , ..tek . yeiter da." tnornin2;. I.lelet himself . down into tlisl , stftet, :by 'a rovc:. We understand,. he was cotiAned fur a ihm, — between ta!„ ;old , 204 , = • . 'Yeeterday. rn'.)rning, `aboui two. otzlock, as the Isforwich'Stage, Watt.' with feldrit, was on its to Loo3ori, toe icio'ns. revolted, and attempted es , ,Spe hy. leaping Iforn -the tcgtehityith their irons do ; onc , Lung upon -t:ie hi3W, of the 'coach, being chai9ed to the rest; off 'to secure the fellows, al. ter a hard sti ugglc,! and at nine o'clock yesterday' morning they were lodged in the New Gaol, ilotse.,.. monger.lane, in the f; .;rough,: to he removed to l'Ortltriouth for tran.sp;:t tation. Yt!sterilay nutrnit , g, atylit nine - .0%.‘10ck, abutit ytt.irs itge, apprenticc to aPa wo. broker, in Petry Ft.knee, ‘iVttstrninster, bcut up stairs to fetch a pledge, and not returning At ttio expe&ed tittle; a bell" was 'rang, and not StIVAIC ring it, hi, trostar went i ite,a6llot. him, when he: fount 4 him by the . neck Every ,treatts Was ttekt to letitore lice„ [tut wttlyint tired. No c:litv• eon be ah.uigneil fur o,e rasll'act. 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