The Sun. — London, England, 1811-11-27 00:00:00

fi H. Duckworth, Liverpool, merchant. 11. Phillips, Worthing, 'Sussex„ %vine. merchant . I . Ketttlish, Manchester, stationer. ~ . Aim/ v ED - r WaterfOrd. DVS —I cadiZi 1 I.iSbOil, Cuernbey, I jersey., t' Waterford. ri(i cc O 4( wrocas THIS• DA Y A r TWICLVII O'CLOCK. .00112011$ ' . - • - THE S C: N. 63j4 stiLkm QUIS Ulei:i& FALSUM ALJOIAT ? L ND 0 Al, WEDNESDAY, NOVENIBUR 27 , 1811. Ti l t H e ligoland Mail which arrived yesterday, brought no news. The accounts from the Conti• petit are as vague and as contradiaoty as ever. One orthe Let`ter's sinks, that. the great number 01 troops which have been.colleeting.in the environs of tM is city, for, some time past,,to the amount 0f'70,000 A en, have at length taken their departure; and the square. J. ti Wilkinson, Lombard street`, London, fador, NoVem vember jo, December ko, and January 7, at ten, at ball, London. Attorney, Mr. Grove, Rathbone.place, Oxfind.stret.t. H. Fern, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, painter, December at live, 5, and January 7, at eleven, at the Plough Hep. tel, Cheltenham.. Atomics, Messrs. y izard and Hutch inson, Lincoln's.inn, London ; 'and Mr. Pruen, ham. . y. James, Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, shop keeper, Decem. . ber tr, la, and January 7, at eleven, at,the Commerci4l Rooms, Corn.srreet, Bristol. Attornies, Mr. D. liurges, Drivel ; and Mr. Yhomas Heelis, Startle-inn, Holboin, Landon. W. Anthony, Thorveton, • Deronshire, surgeon and apatite. teary, December 4, t, and January , 7, at eleven, at the .City Tavern, Gandy's-street, Exeter. Attornies, Mr. Sercontbe, Exeter ; and Mr. Palmer, Barnard's-inn, Hal. born, London. k. Richardson, Wallingford, Berkshire, linen draper, De. cember „at ten, to, at eleven, and January 7, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorntes, Messrs. Bourclillon and Hewitt, Little - Friday -street. . . •DIVIDENDS. Dec. t 6. A SurteeS, J. Stirteei, R. Burdon, j. Brandling, and J. Embleton, Borough -of 13eryick, n e on-Tweed, hankers, at eleven, at the Turk's -Head, Newcastle-upon . • Dec. 7. A. G. Emden, Portsmonth, shopkeeper, at one, at Guildhall, London. • Dec. at. H. Robinson, St. fohn's.st*et, %Veit Smithfield, . Middlesex, iron.tounder, at ten, at.G oddball." Tan, 4. I. Hurry, Nag's-heall.couit, 4.0 racechtuch-street, merchant, at-ten, at Guildhall lan. 4. R. Powles. Nag's-head.court, Grace.chnrc.h.. street, merchant, at ten, at G Dec. zt.. G. Leaver, Haddenhain, Bucks, -carrier, at ten, at Guildhall, London.- Dec. 19. W. Ayres, jun. Flak street, hatteto, at eleven, at •• Guildhall. . . Dec. z 3. R. Ogden, Bottany. neat Ashton-under. Lyrae, Lancaster, cotton-spinner, at eleven, at the White 13e.ir- Inn' Lever's-row Manchester. Dee. 21". W. - Goo dwin, Gosport, Southampton, b a k er , at .ten, at the India Anns inn, Gosport. Dec. t 6. C. HufErtn and W. H. Hullattl„ LiMehouse, Mid. dlesex, ship-chandlers, at4welve, at Guildhall. Dee. 24 A. W, Lee, Sunderhild near the Sea, Durham, grocer,. at eleven, at the Brid ge Inn, Bishop7Wearmoutb, Durham.. Dec. t 7. W. Hall and Allan Hinde, Woed.street, nutadurers l at ten, at Guildhall. Dec. 17. 'l.Starforth and G. Starforth, Durham, wool. ten-ntanufacturers, at eleven, at the Queen's Head, Dur ham. Dec. IS. J. Robson, Manchester, at twelve, at the Mose ' ley Arius Manchester. Dec. at. 1, Leman Ramsgate, Kent, shop-keeper, a t twelve, at Guildhall, London. • Dec. 17. 1. Edleston Liverpool, stationer, at twe l ve , at the, G lobe Tavern, "ohm-street, Liverpool Dec, p 7. T. Clive and S. It ichaldsen. Tokenhouse=yard,' Dec: .7, 1 -B. Wright, Liverpool, stationer, atone, at the Globe Tavern, john-street, Liverpool. merchants, at eleven, at Guildhall, _Dec. 14. T. Cornford,. Millard-lanei- Strand, coal.iner. chant, at ten, at Guildhall D ec . 17 . W. Williams, 't ate, Norfolk, carpenter, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Dec. 17. 1. Hayward and G. Turney, London-street, incr. chants, at eleven, at Guildhall. Dec. N._ 1. Payne, West-square, iSouthWark, artopcon. tractor, at eleven, at Guildhall. • ~. • - ..-Lee. 20. C. Hopper, Tynernouth, North Shields. North. .timberland, inn-keeper, at eleven, at the Northuniber land Arms, North Shields.. Dec. 19. G. Jones, Plattorm,,Rotherhithe, Surtey, tobac. . come, at ten, at Guildhall. „ Drc. t 7. 1. Stevens and I. Cartar, Ilread-atieet, Cheap side, warehousemen , at one , at Guildhall. - • Dec. 17 I. MIME and T. Adams, oratlettliall.street, Lon. "don, hat.inakers, at-ten, at Guildhall, • •• . Dee. 19; W. Brown, Liverpool, tailori.at eleVetr. it the tilobe - Tavern,lohn-street, Liverpool. • • Dec. 1g!1. ' Bruckner, South Molton.street.. Hanover. • square, ladies! shoe. Maker, it ten, 'at Guildhall. CB/ULF/C.4I"ES, Dactitutit t 7. R. King, Mineing.lane London, merchant: II tludtwAlcl.er, Lanibourn-Cliambers, Fenchurelt-street, London, maeli,int. Ilewsti, holtim.-le.Moora, Lancaster, money-scrivener. .II'C Lire,, duchester, merelt.lnt. IV. Cheapsidc, Loudon, Manchester. warehouse w4n. Aullrews,, Cloucester-place, Newington, Surrey, paper an _ bgcr. . 'The accounts from Dublin state, that the re. joicing, iu consequence of the acquittal of Dr. SH a tino were very great; andlt was supposed that the clowds which were assembled in the streets would eniorce an illumination: no as of ,'violence ; hots. evei., - had' occurred, and Government had taken every neciiitiary piecaution ,to preserve the' pub. lic tranquillity, When . the verdia of' acquital was pronounced," the 'auditors and the persons who filled the, Hall, of. the four Courts, ' testi fied their joy by loud, and continued:, shouting ; and every effort to restore the deco, tun which ought always to be maintained in a 'Conn of Justice, proted rain. The Jurors, it is stated; were cheered ac they pa'ssed through the lall„and some of them' were cat tied home on the shoulders of the mob; how .thtly would h ve been.t rested had.they telt thernsett es 'humid to give a different eerd:cl u're cannot under lzke ie -say. Cpir Readers will see by a reterence to the procedings in the Oeurt of King'sliench, Dub. , lint, th t the Attorney.o , !neral moved, on Saturday th.it The inilie.ment found tr&tinst, Mr. Kir : wan tind the Other Catholic Gentlemen still untried, might be titiashed, and that new hills mtht be sent $ the' Grand Jury. He made this Inction,in cel l s' quence of an error which tad been committed • in the engrossment of the indiament. .Pre atling ttplbitn ii, they ate destined tot trl4: Other accounts from the French capital state, that the Emperol., is determined to reinfcirte hie armies in ' the - Peninsula with'. 'flit) thousand men ; for ) at prtAt..nt, thee do not .appe.at thkrleast ,symptoms that the peace on thti Continent will be disturbed. In regard to Prussia, [can osier's - yoti, that her whole force_does not exc ee d f ort y t h ousan d te gular. s, and nineteen thousand volunteers ; but what is yet a greaterproOf that' there will be no war, is,. that the Emperor. of AUSTRIA has ordered the re dudion of his Militia, and the 'exclusion from it of all foreigners of every description. "The States of ,Hungary have agreed to charge s. themselves • with eighty milli o n s of the new paper money. The States of Transylvania will also take • twenty millions ; and the rest is to be charged upon the hereditary provinces. These measures will certain.. ly put the finances of Austria in'a mild) betterstate `than formerly; but, with regard to - commerce, I cannot say inuch in its favour : every thing ;s ex ceedingly dull. It is really astonishing to see In what perf,elici the Germans hstve succeeded in manufasauting. their goods ; %some ,of ‘thent oan scarce be distinuished from ihose of Great Britain." We are convinced that the' report in the above Letter, rcspeeting the march of the 70,p00 amen, which had been col:ale& near Mentz,. towards Spain, is not founded in fie. That BUONAPARTH would willingly send 'large reinforeements into the Peninsula, we have no doubt, but he cannot spire the men. Whether a, war between .France and Russia takea place or not, still a large'French army is necessary in the North of Europe. BUONAPARTB knows very well, that, even if all diff,:reoces. with. the Emperor ALEXANDER' were adjusted, he inuat still keep an immense military force in the NOrth, to_ hold the population in the state of slavery to which he has reduced them. Thereport respecti n g leis MAJESTY7eSteediy Wag, " That he remains in the same state, having, but Mlle rest night or day." . • • • his 'Royal Highness the COiIiNANDER yesterday held a Military Levee, at his Office in the Horse-Guards ; and amongst the distinguished Personages w e re--- Lord March. no his return from Ireland. • Lireitenant-General Sir Eyre Coati. • • 'Major.(;eneral Harlow. Lieutenant -General Campbell, Lieutenant -Gener a l Wentyss, Major-Cenral! Stevenson, Sir W. Gibbons, Major-General, ryert, Lientenant-Unienal Sir Harry Lturrard. Mr. Pettcav AL, OQ Saturday issued summonses for Cabinet Councils to', be assembled on Monday and yesterday. J o consequence of the indisposition of the Lord Chancellor. it being supposed that lie- was not siOlicienily well to leatC his residence, tlfe Council Was to have been held at hi's Lordship's house : but a fivourahle change taking place in the state of his. Lordship's health, all the Cabinet sters, agreeably to altered stimmooses, met at the Fa. reign Office on Monday. Some of them came from a considerable distance in the,country. to attend this Council, from which circumstance it has been infer• red, that matters of very considerable national mo ment were to be taken into conaideration. Its sit'. flog on Monday was a long one. It 'again assem bled yesterday, at two o'clock, when all. the Cabi net Ministers. were a6in preseni ; and it. .did not break, tip its sitting till near six o'clock, - Lord PALMSHSTONE's sister, accnrding-to report In the fashionable circle;, is speedily. to hei hand tp a Mr.. SQLLIVAN. The Loan CHANCEI.Lnit is so far 'recovered :1S to enable him to resume his sittings in WesttninSter Hall yesterday. Charlestown Pap,ers arrived yesterday morning to the 23d tilt, but their conieuts are destitute of in terest or novelty. Letters from Jamaica mention , the death, of the French General Rigaud, at Aux Cayes. We announce, with great regret, the death of Dr. HALT-, the late new Bishop of Dromore. The adjourned Admiralty SeSsions will tie . held on'Friday-riext, at Justice-hall, in this Old BaileY. 'The 37th regiment (fano strong)" have got or , , ders : o embark at C or k, where they have been Ousted scene time, fur Bristol ; from thence it is supposed they will protec4il to join Lord .WELLING- ToN'S'artny. We copy from ,n Morning Paper, the following extraordinary relation of an attack made tS pint Air. ARAISTILONO, the person whoSe;corre.pontleact. re. speaing his transadion with Mil. CLAit-KE recently , came before the public : " Mr; Armstrong was retnening try his'lndg. ings, in West-place, through Gaiden row, between the hours ot eight and nine O'clock, on Sunday evening, when he came to the ,dead wall -ref the Philanthropic: SoCiety, a villain 'an his bead With all his forearagaitist his, stomach,' which knocked Mt. Armstrong against the wall, and at, this moment h pocket pistol was snapped at his briast, - fletbre Mi.. A. could extricate hiaiirg t lf fiorn the wall, the 'monster matte a deadly blow with a bludgeon at his head; which he Was fortunate enough to throw drill some degree, receiving it on the tip of his shoulder'; but it deadened hiS cfm. Mr.A, crying out " watch," and , the villain hearing 90oIC persons coming up, made another tremendous• blew (whielt Mr'. Armstrong threw off with bis stick), and tuAle off. There can be nu doubt bin murder was.the,ie tent; if the assassin could' hare got "Mr.A. dowit, which is"no easy matter, be ,A,cteld baVe beat out his brains, What makes this myiterioes affiir the tre,re-' singular is, that Mr. A. rece eel an anotivinous let ter, put wider his door, to be ,on hit guard, whinh was paid no attention to, as 'his was the first even-- ing that Mr. A. had been our of 'his lodgings afier 'dusk for some time. There is therefore ey.,ly son to believe the attack was the result of what is' Commonly called a plant NAVAL Sa PORTSMOUTH, BNOWNDIGG, in ibe .elfricriine, Capt. RODNEY, got unikr weigh to-d:►y for 'the East !tidies. •; , Sailed the Partridge on ;i cruite. _Arrived his I‘l"..jesty Cheer with a con voy, from the Downs ; and the - Thracian from cruize. itoyal Highness the Diike.of OLARRNCE afternoon frviewed, on Swith Sea Giminon, tha well diseplined ragiment of Militia The Royal merick. At the conclusion of the review, his Royi Highness bestowed on akar) a . well-meritetl praise. DEAL, Nov. 2 6.—Arrived his Majesty's ships Inconstant and Drake from a cruize ofd' Flushing. YARMOUTH, Noy. 25.—Arrived his-. Majesty's . ship Firm fro th a maize, and remains in the Roads with his Maj,Aty's shipi Salday,Desiri:e,Chanticleer* Bfiseis, Castilian, and Princess of Wales.. • Nov. Monday, came in hece, IQ distress ) , the ship isat'ella; from London to Shitilds. She had taken-pot-ash for bal!ast,and spring. ing a leak, the pot 7 ash choaked up the purnp4, so that . the only way of saving her was by sending. the men into the hold to bale the water out. In consequence of this operation eight of th e M were terribly b urnt , particularly in tli;ir legs and arms. Five of them were most dangerously ifj(tred, anti the rest,. though terribly scari6e4; are in a fair *Way of reco-: very. Ns*Ar. APPolsTmercrs.—Captai • ns J. T,itncock to command tt . e Gritf;ol,, aryl C , Mliward to: the Mer. chry.. Lieutenant's M. Rayrbbarit, Entlyrniou; S. Rainsty, Tigre ; W. Griot, Zettobia; P. Duma resque, Hawke ; L. :Boulderson, Volcano liqckeit., Porcupine; and 1.). Carpenter, to the Al— gerine cutter. Lint R. Fair% ,appi)inted to suc ceed Lieutenant G:ctge, in thweioninand of th,e Lo-. cult Orr-boat in . the .Downs ; Mr; J. Edye is ap-.1 pointed Purser of the Saracen; Mr.. L. Coopt:t, to he Purser" ot the Pliticesq; Capt. Gallaway, •a receiving ship at Liverpool ; R-Lane, the •present Purser of she Princess, to the Narcissus Tura TifitATßZ•rr-As evety' performance•of sirlt an Actress ati Mrs—St ADO . NS, whose espial, perhaps, never will appear again, is interesting; we think it necessary to State, that her delineation of the.do rnestie sorrows of Mrs. -lie,verieg, in The Gnmster, last night: at Covent Gard e Theatre, was as pressive ant( ptredting 'as her representation of ,the '4ltviore heroic dis:resses of 13elvidern, on Siturdik. is gratify log to rind that the audience in general, seem to feel .that it is peculiarly their i atte'reit to at tend to this greaCeltiress in this her last season, and (list the most pet - lett site_ rice prevails during her per furitiance, except wh en it is Intel rowed by the ap plautio which her excellence demands: Mr. K. cm ttLe seems now to have entirely resigned the part Reverley Mr.;YOuNO, anti he. has left it to a very judiCions'successor, who hiliows him uit h deference, but withoutserrility. Mr. C..- KEMBLIeS Lewson is , so far 'as the chartieter 'admits, one of the complete liersonations of the stao, in judgment, Jeelitig, and spirit. EGRIITON has a sort pf mo an . chnly •prohily in Ilia aspect- that does not accord to ith ;he villaior of sorkety, Though he pi.Os the pal t 'with corrcet iudgment. • Tut LY.ccum.-13zanitii and Mrs. Dfutptsis care a string; attraction night to the O ve r t! of The .Cabinet , and.by; an enfulatiOn of talents, afforded great pleasure to a vi.ry nunterou l audience, • INCI # ELION. anti 1 TATII44%Vs hsve laid -aide their rfustcal and - imitation wedley ai Kull, and have bt',en iertortning at the Theatre in that nizy 'with *gri.at sudcess. MUNDIM IS pane upon-a prrlyincial ramble, and iA to per form next week at Chester.. - •• • Lai Tuesday se'nnight, Alr. RobertStn4h, of Kingston, . was retartiing home tram WA lather's h ou . se at W4odswort it,. where be.had been 'dining, ac .contpaitied by litS wife, in. 4, one- horse a little , aft er.live in the afternoon, he was stopped by.a single .fou'ipadar'llie tope' the Ina t hrough the urryike, who presen'.ed n hersel)istol to their breists, and robbed them of 1. 7, - 4 , 1 watch and sonic silver. The robber wawa very genteel dresed.yoting man, abont QS years Go age. Akw minntes be :ore, Mr: S. 11„1.„1 ii)ei the pat to i e , :Ind wished him good flight. Alter the IrMbery, tie;1094).1•! • walked very leisurely along the footpath,. tots d Lo.tldoll. lie is supposed to b e the person - who robhc, , ,! Mr, Pci.per„, e t Kingston, at tha spu t,,0 . I,c i) , ec;,t4hug k'ndajr. • I i CyStoUTI2, Nov; Arrived_ dirt- , te4selg from. llorway,..-with cargoes* thither aoddeais for his port ; also iiriveci the :brig Alayium, triuD 7 master, from St. John's : , NewlOund!and;ssills a cargi) of fish for this port ; the and Grace, Grit/kap, master, from Wateiford,' tiith a aieargo of provisions, botind to London, put in here to join convoy ;- the Abbey, HANNAFORD; duos, ; Pillers, DALTCON eonstdnce., STOCKMiN ; Friends, Cu ii NG ; JEN }(I2,7S ; and the Union, TRENAMAN, fy9lll- WaltSi r4,/7r, MI LI. F ; Jane,'HARRISON ; WAL• Lis ; Sally, Pot' N D.ER Elizabeth, WitisoN ; and the Dart, Wrvrop, from Sunderland ; Providence, HAVES, from Falmouth; Betsey, GR BEN, from ford ; 'Orrery, Cuurrs, from Bristol ; and thr d Pit YNN, froth London ; also . ar r i ve d, th e Orestes; sloop of war from Milford ; the Mary, cnlut.r,r; and argi:, GRIFFEY, from BliWord. Sailed the Helicon brig of war on a cruiie ; and the American wsiel Indian Packet, Fiamey, for America ; also 'sailed the ship Brilliant Star,KaArr, for .Cadiz, Gibraltar, and Malta. it t COURT OF KING'S 'BENCH, 'DUBLIN, Nov. :4, 1811. As we were only enabled yesterday to I:ty before our Readers an ahstrntt of the Ploceedin.;s in the Court of King's Bench, Dubruhme have this day .tAken the Evidttitce at length, which Vai g►veu in Juppott of the Pr&ecution.. . r ; ~,.i r.~ JOHN SHEPPARD, examined ty the' goLtcrrott . , GssulAL: Is An officer of the .Police . establishment; Wit direCted tOlltend any meeting in Liffey -street Chapel r,ittring last stunner ; did attend. Ott Wedneksay, Jul;, 31st,. Heinified the. traverser; knows D Sheridan, arid saw him there, about twelve or one; —it Was twelve when lie arrived . there,—the meet ing did not aseemble till one; the lower part.ot.oe Chapel was full; Dr. Sheridan was' in the Chair:it tblit Assembly. Did bear Dr: Sheridsn ilLt:resie':, in the Chair; Mr. KiiVia'll W 34 one rot those %111 0 :Iddre,•sect bun. The first motion was ffir pelitio . lug. the Prince Regent for the removal ot Penal La ws, or to that effect. Dr. Sheridan rit a 'it 'c s 7 von on that Motton, which was carried tinatdoio• JY- Theo wjas a'Antion lilf a i .pointiog a C ,lll '" it. • tee of five for the porpose of - representing liot parish in the General Cormiiiltee of Luliolics. The • 11 " tr 'r . d r i ur i r l o 7 v‘ s ,n es tit r:ZU t e .:t ig a el lY te ‘ J r4 u l :y res to en t l aV ' d "a! " iftel': words of the witness], but they were th e subst , tf . .c o of it; partly 19 , p1 ,:pare or present a rat ion, :tail to tran9tt tbe business a tbe Catholic- intlbis4o9 o g h o . e ttl. r l e . t h e ill s : ca • l e: t d er t ; l i t a ta ' a b ra l l u: , t h f i l i— t e e vti d °ll t ai d jts r n i ll c l rt eick l i t i e nl at g r 7 i s t isrU it i'l'edll:lell.:4 : r::: [Counsel Objea a e i : d l Iltrillieede.vicleticej-.--it , v 3t P' .I.f terenee ii . proposed that seven persons of the parish, ,het' pry s sent, who were not Candidates kir the Codiraitte,', to the mode of eli‘ebiriOn';ittshcii)twt(t' L‘11.1,15: should be chosen; and that ttles e ~even s hould le! turn the select five out Of a list that skouid tr g iv ' a cl o w i n sl}ti•b) them. Of return:pa O rt f ; lll :i d s se i s:e u e p:s io ' o l :t e n r u. e s :r n e s s t e tr u s e: l) : 6l)4l3weiliblueid?' v7' see one-half the persons that were tlitl''reec.iltl\l/iji:aij they returned, theykand - txl in a list, ai be be/I°e6 : to Dr. Sheridan. They handed st sl p ot i.al"r; that paper was read lifter.. Tliet."'Wena foe , i 10- read from it. Dr. Sheridan was the tiro; )4 1 ' 31l a wan next ; Mr.-Taafre next; M r. SWdVl ll mll, , Nit - . Shell. Alter those 1131110 were read, pr. Sh er i :, deo was removed from the Chair, and Pr. 13 t eli , took it. Dr. Burke put the question on Drs it 01111'11 eletaion as one of the Conimittee, and it , e carried unanimously•r-then Dr S. Weat back " 1 ' , ,. Gaels-. The votes were carried unanimously, tit.wit, . oneexception. After those votes were so carrieOf Members of the Committee present,- one in i i . a . ) l ` .: expressed their thanks for the henour -the mes o n ;,,• had done them, Mr. Kirwan arid,MT. l'aarfe. "ft:Ltit Sweetsnan, as lie undetatnod , was fla t P.t e t n an i , i nic a frienctof his thanked the AssemblY tar ° “ -- ." 0 - „' Mr. Shed . was in London, who was not elected. 'As soon as thoeLl".l:,,i,_, Sbeit 1 . ) were returned, t h e re wa s a rn aboll 10' Dr . Toile take thathe should leave the Chair, and Mr. Sheridan for his proper con thanked 07. it. `When — r ...... -, ....Lk t t hey - 51 . Tate took 1 ° S • and that wto Inc pel:s 3l.; and be promised them his support. LitlvX -9 .! re ! ) : Sheridan did nothing lartherci,uetScienpitit'beaCtike4'dir:lll,,l4),nr; he underst a nds, i s i n Mary's parish.; it cumphisr._ as be was told, three perishes. Wttuess v,a5a....e1l ap th r . egitte meeting, but could not 5WC31.11 WM:7 Is at the established ,;, f r. Ali ess.te.arbalinshinseddcblYlurcliri. ,13`11r:le°Insv:::"*". tit open' to iiersoils qt every religion. No cohis- 118 L . whatever. No abuse of Government, or of anyi.t,'l 4."I.d1131• -Nothing seditious ---not a 'vor d "11 , 11 1 the tespeaability of the pe,ple coal , ' P° l °PL yt i. .. Sl4;--7-helieves the'objed of that naeefing w' s I° 4 ,G, r e Petah:arr...MOO and 11 ° 116 . L l. • . pate the, Roolutions undoubtedly en LiOWII In W l' gent and both . Houses Lif "Ig--they were rc-ad out of a paper. , • The R• . 1 *1 ~, . - . - Lgo.utt.ms were produced and ,re , s , . • ue . _. Ileithivcd. That wt; du re, ;lion Ow 1 71 " : ' 4 oh the Pewit 6ws mill in force agaioit ow - budi• r " IteiOlvtd—that fi ve persolts :b e tu"Li"i -il l9 91 " P") tett , to - dra w up . and Wive the Still 3:: preii,.le4 f V. hereupon .t he foltoWing tive /g;.-,ntlenKa ws r4 f; 3°.. ',Tinted :—D .tor Sliciid in, Ttiongis Kirwan, LA. :,:t !--nrY i'dollunti" laaft;:, ..E.sci. Itichard Sliell , .E. l . il , ttliatn Stveetman, jun. E., mg- B . . • _uanow . ;.,s read.t.le. hot ..esoiation. t Pariismdat,. fa tild rept'. 9. Is not that the first Lll:lt:pasied at the i' l° . ing . --A. I believe Mote were the Words of 111° first. Read the second.. . , . ' to p. Was not this the second ?-Ik.: It i s " °t , - ,t North of the second. I do positrvely Swell! " he word 'represent' was in the second ItesolU n ;, tio ... - Ct.,Are you c e rtain there ' W ere other 0 ords A. Lan certain there %%ere whet. words. •rd .Q. Did you not'. positively . swear Oa' the represent . 3Vevi . COtliailled in't the second 'l" o4(3l " i°n • ts. A. That eras not . w hat I. mean— tl mean the. owl.' present or prepare ; I did not, mean to say. tlipt Ow word represent was contained In t he secohd I tc ' W hition. • . • .Q , Whatever the words were, from a piper ?--A. Tiwy were. . Q. Onyour oath didtrent 5/ . not you this ma no ,. they were read that, the otJect of the nt...cling was to'prepare a , ' I . tition, and to do, not hing.else ?—A. I do say do t 4 think to petition was their only Acct. , . ' (a.ll E" any thing was said about any persons, al) not you.b:iliet e that was, for the ptirp,,Se of p re P P tug 3.. Petition ?--A. I believe the wject of t i ! 4 meetlog wits titr petwoning. * Did by •virtne of your imat, if. any th ing tv3 4 A at , meeting ttout doing any business, do not se tt believe if meant' the business_ of the the I)4 ' Ojon ? " — S . I will tel l you that the i ml ittess walt appointing five persoi.s to, prepare or p theirrese nt' Petition, and to transact the other business of the Cdtllollo.,, A 0 3( U,,,0., :your oath wits there any other; 3 n - 1:- hulk bil"t sli ?—A. There wa s - no other bus,intss at:out _petitioning. Q. Wa., Iliad - any ollie r business as you believe) A. If you' 'put me to my belief, I rimst ten ..le no OA I . . I.4rard there WAS a Committee .4' II" ' . Q. I ask you 'again and again , did j ou bear of gal, _ ~"`~~