The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-29 00:00:00

vr•- He was pt'f,laieil 11,1,1 Wri' lOoked th; , hbels:of e.-itich_thoSe • rt convi.:ted.- - what loottel at the colidoet ~01 the. Jo. 10.„ vide als \vlico -then revetted to the od,onents - -of the- Cu!ort4, :in notes been '" the times Of. the wool see no ground Jur i ki dges . t h e , present day • of :jive...so-14Hr,, :heir power, or or• exercislog thcoirliithority with ta t ;our. Lord declared that it was a mockery that, persons, SittAted fly thOio tketr,' Whose. bed been just - considering., might, liave the benOit of e writ of error; b, cause there svas such a !Ong string of pending cases.in the HOUSe of Lords, thet a very considerable time indeed must elapse Leff re. that writ of error could be argued. How happened it that the Noble Lord. forgot to accompany this assertion with ,the 'statement that the individuals ) , Alessi''. Hart and White, did 84:In:Ay bring a .writ of error into the, Haase of Lords ; that being'.a-cri mina] case, immediate attention was paid to it ; that peuding matters were made to give way 0.3 it ; anti that the. sobjed was taken into . considerniou at the vainest possibleoppormnity i Surely it (vas 'riot the objeB of the Noble Lord to intimate that-the • criminal law was administered with more severity than it really was. He confessed his wonder tiler... fore, that to the declaration that. a writ of error, to persons in the situation of Hatt and• White; ultra out , the' sertnlince, but' not the sobstanco of ittiVflit • tage'the'Noble Lord had net, rut it 11 the MO- it in lihi 1» , ..t00ry, added, that that case was an cusp. tie!) to general remark.' In the comae of lilt speech, the - Noble Lord contended • 411tH`: the sitiation:of of leo ihis description was very Much aggrovatkl by 'the Bill which he - (the Atouney , General) had had the honour to Introdurre into that. House tilted years ego'; iiitd that by that Bill he had asseinid the • power—not 'merely of filitig'ttliern.ltions test `libel against whom be pleotsed-but, hat t og ti;ett.ALtel). informations, of casting ruby of liist Mujeso)''s- . sob- . jeets into prison, unless he found the bail te.quiied, for his subsequent appcarnocei Now reallt .t tlCrt Nohle Lord . had ast4crt, d this, , he supposed it waft a slip, and ',that the Noble Lord did.. hot meals tai concey that A hiCh i tiplied. 1; t o ht 1 to the 'Nuble Lord 3dcittd, thset by this A• t ut Parliament, he (the An o i.oe-!,•••(;.toeod) h a d hiiil..hrnyord the liberty of Vl,:ry .o.u.leal .1 the against whoui he Might chGO-wtrs 114.! a cruitirml iii formation for libel, he Was 'thew had hoer. tits mkt -ok.e. The Howie would judge. sit I The Arlgue tri the Attorneo3euerai 1,0 srid: ag that ascribed to it. Is gave to tloe•Judeto 0: the Tiorni the proWer hi he tiSt4l 31 di.icreh , n, (a dio,n-e -tiou Wit;eli they would et course al woys r. tides lot 'With 3 releretwe to 'every circumstance of toe c. ,, e) to hold sorb persens to hail riff they rul?,ht thul proper. Ihgread of his having the power to do•this Without adidavits, (as alleged by the Noble Lord) the J od,,:cs of t he Land could nut etoATlae t power hut cm a case made out before them by Atli. Only a single test/once-of the exercise of this 140 purity had occurred since the paiosio,.. of the AM., He would state it to the House, and leave thetn to . joidge of us pmpriety person agaiost who an ititiortmtiert was pending for a Lod i ,: whilst that inforaiation was 11enclio4, :published a second edition of the sante l'ios cAtit , being' l a id b e fore Mr, Justice i.I 111 ;tic egos affhlavit, Mr. j io ri ce Le hhotc tholKht ht tU •held ttie vaiain to bail, and he was held WhAe he 'was , ~ on tots soLcoeto, he' hiought it ncicess.iry to state, that the Att its questten gave to I he Judges of the Land no power which oot vesited in a Justice of the Peace, or a Secretary of State, before the soaring of IA At, If the Noble Lord wonl4 revert to the reign of the late King,' he would nod many in stances its which Justices of Peace lent sauced p,.c sons charged' with sedifioon9, fitiels t o tits lIII'C teal, arid bouod over to, opp,trl r th 3 Cot'ot of 's tieneh, there to await. lll'' evetti Irf lilt}` :two or inditiment against them for Tins v . .as.not thetrture a hew p ower i t 1 14 ,1 before ex,ere*ott;rd M o gist r at,.. 3 tteription. Long indeed before he had brought the Bill into the House---:-00 far h ar k as 804,1 t loot been intredue,ed by Lord Ellenbotouoth in Ow l bow ie tif. Lords as an Amendment . to it Bill titan ihe commons; and this Amoco:intent load...bken after wards withdrawn in- the Commons, not from al ly doubt as to the propriety of the 'enoodtoetit stye lt,l,+:sr on an observa,tion from the Chair,. whteh rgialcd stddy to an infOronality in the mode of pioccm..flog. trastt4 therefore that tie had petteCily sattstied the House with respect to the hiltorrot the theillitlre: Af t er this i rneraldb4ervatioti, which' had 110 bearlog on the subjea berate the , House, the 'lSloble. Lord at length came in that which was the „point tinder dis t :uSsion, oat»ely, the sopp.osition that he (the Attoroey-General) . .had unduly exvreibeti the authority entrusted Ica • turn. The charge woos that he had ere loured himself oppressively and partially. Thu - Nott:e Lord . having: produced the number of criminal informations tor libel hied by him-during the last three years; and having Silierved that . , these Worm:lionl were mere tun:riotous than they had, been 'iii the three preceding years, toterred that there was reason to suspect tile power of filing them had been improperly csercised. He whited Ili* Hooke to obsetvc) that the SUM opportuni . ties *loch enabled We Noble Lord, to ascertain the number 41 informatious tilet.l, enabled Iron also . Is) ascertaio the nature of the..lobels• for which arty w le filed. kid' wits th3t attar tilige»co,,t4e heal, siotthe curiosity of mind for which toe Noble Lord sviii 55) eminently distinguished, would iritioceitim 19 . 4.*, , ,otruine the nature of the tweet, tot' It word, hirw . eter, did the Noble Lord say ph that subject. 'yet thpeght that.the liousewould not deal so harshly whit an, ()dicer compelled.' to ote;ci such v idtous - rowers as those which it Silas 1114 Chly to eitercise, as tci conclude, that because the hurnbet of informations, i t)Cl •eesr•ri,tlle intbrtroations were necess,»ity itupropqr. It It I,4,reciter number of libels wereptiolishod within;, , cert,da perioti, than , during any forooer period of a sit) filar Oxtent, an Attotney-Gencral wouid•oegien big tillieSS he increased the tPtiratr„r 0: his rose. 'tattoo - to . proportion. I h e Noble. Lord knew very , it had heen relied on by the person Irani whin» he had borrou,ved it great part of leis accusa tions---it had heel' relied on by Hort and White in d o i,. tic e..-it had been relied on by the two Hump p o blicatioos of nature by to aleltli Ilad fi .4 So :44'n, 130 11*; t,ll'faith proseetti ions herniabt: bte accused of heldnig .out 'hoot:nits twit:lona otioodexs4, if he prosecuted, lie was chsras:al tinheco•ning nod °Dotes overt Iy, When t Noble Lord gated, that 453 'writs:us load-been proseiatted fur during the last riireea eara, .Ire_ ought to have added that the notuher iibels prosecuie , t, was only 1:4 , several 'person', Hying been 'prosecuted tur the atone libel copied la to • ildferentpublications. When ,it was considered that here . Were 's' ailifirent Newspapers . published in London;;soine everyday., state once - a-week, sonto twice a-weck, and Sol& three Gmes a-week ; and that , altogether. ',near - I.?Ott poblii:ations were thus issuod from ; the Press of Incn ropolis every week, it would not-appear sniff -king, that the necessity of instituting ptosecuthitts for libels Should increase. — Of the 18 libels, t t had either been'. proved 'before jury, or judgment ou them r had becin,suffered to go by default: On one, the defendant' had been ac-, quit tc.! ; and 'he (the Atteruey-General) had 4n con segitet.ce withdrawn the record of the next on the. Paper, and had not brotorio a t o trial. l'o rre o f the defendants had insintetT'Satisfactray apologies in their newspapers, and he had'dro;ped the. 'arm en dow+ in con3equence. He had tiled arrintOrtnation a t ioinit tlta Author of .the indepero.,tit Whig, for a ird' on the Doke of Nork c , long after the investi gation Of his Rayal Highness's conduct It gl to mi. limed ;' hot' reorosLA3tgv ion that ,the ltlr:l sate 1114 , ..rtrfil lA,lthollt 14e 'l'Claisher ' s knot ledge—. 4 be 'was in infirm health—that the imprisooment he was already enduring pressed heavily upon toin--- atllil thill. 311 eittensioU of it woold be '4 WO" griov ous sulfering, lie bad consented to drop the pro. 'mutton, on a proper apology b dog. made. One case was now penditta, but rot floe for trial: • lo ok° eases . cotineoll with Nl 3 O i'k'gqin' 4 ""1- 11 " he had dropped the prosei.unitnei, tor reasons, which, he was persuaded, the Hoose woidd not,con d'atin. Toe Noble. Lord asserted, that soute ptcYie7 c,tions had been wrapped, beeao , e• the persons vi loin the informations d lieun nal a H Mlle% 10 politics. 'lO what the Noble Lord a;hr el,• he :sincerely proles4ed ih it Ii" had not the nee“ emote idea. The assenlon was utterly :01H of being aosert : red, becalise it 9 , ..as telly tin : ientgible. He bad been :charged by the .Nuote Lasf . with pisieetalina partially in the cast,' of 171 e Morning • Post, Havitig. haunt when he came Mice, 3 '110 , 0X1111 , 03 . against ,The Alornio,g hurt for a .libel (which libeljhe Nat 1„or1 aekoowloitgiji Ito .thought would ,-have been borer' pissed over in the 'floc instance), the Nobit 'Lord use to d 10311W00 '01" proseculing-he had entered e noti prosequi. This was not the fad ; the proceeding li.i beco tosiiimed lowards : ahe clo 4 c of 1801 i by his L! atntd Friend who preceded him in I.4bre. tltt iiiipheation had been wade It, 104 Lem - tied VI lend, by a friend ot the' a alior of the article, to stay' proc, , edings on giving .up the• Au tor a considerable lime altor he (the Al. orroil-(a?e' MO) Caine ti:to •olfli:e, lie beard no-• toioq of tie proses:who'. lie Was then inform. , be the Solie i ttor for the Transport Board, ageii-t which Board the libel ha I been written, that a Mr.' *levels had been ascertained to be the person who sent !the :Wick: to' toe 'Office , of the Mot nitikVost. tie wires alsitimormed that this was nor conialcred sufficient, and r hat then' Mr: Jevurs gave tin the 114110:: of Capt. Roach as•the author:oi toe article. He was also iiiformed that Capt. Roach, was in England, haviOg been abroad, when the pro , sectt ion, was contritenced ; of cotoSe„ this bOsineas beteg connected with the Transport Board, passed unikr the notice of the.Caunsel for the Admiralty, and the consideratiorrof steps proper to he taken was in fact committed-to Mr. Jervis and 'the advice they gave was, "that it would be roper.. to. defer, deterotiniog what .was fit to be done, until the. troth of the allegation should be proved by the. result of the indictment against Captain Roach, on the affidavit of Mr. Jevers ; and if • the :prosecution should fail against Captain Roach, then to bring it against. the other." This Wag the 'first and the last he heard of the tr):ltter. He had since learnt, upon inquiry; that Caplan) Roach (who Was se roost meritorious Officer) had made a repre sehtation to the Transport Board, by which they hail been very weir softened, although a difference existed about alrublic apology, which Captain Roach declinedto make. Soon otter Captain Roach was again scot wt foreign service, and there the matter rested for the present. He pot it to the House, refore, woethet ho had evinced any paitiiality in this proceeding. Advert tog to the ,stakineots of the. Noble - Lord - , with reapeo to the libel in two coat try rapers, 'and in .The , Sthtesman, agailist the, Corn iliasiotiels of the,Prooerty Tax, in Lancashire, he observed that he. had knayed the prosecution against the,two , country editors, ten their giving up the authen of the libel, Collier, against, whuru'4, pro, secution Wil4 . liow'pelltifflgy and t has he had pe k se. vercri in the prosr'cutintt oi welt, becauseou t h e copy of the libel, he had added 3 Ib . )st. i I,3ciA,ValeJ contrneutary„ He had thus repiied t,, the prirropal remarks made /Sy the Not& lair. t, 's-tic k:oarge 4altist ltho was, t hip he hati osed t power, .Wliich sv:arileant only to curb, the iicentiou , i.os of the press, for the purpose of reatraming its heel iy. II nv - veaied lo the candour of the. House, whether there were any sy top, toms to .that effect in ahe daily and weekly pubhca tionsa hat issued from the press Could they for a nMilletit believe, that aoy fairdiavoiorion . of politi cal, 3 InOrtti or a religious subject Wiassoppresset, by arty apprehension ot it proseeotion ()olds part 1: •He trusted that the' House would think thataltat„Pbbli: Lord had not laid a &efficient ground for Ins motion, aud that there was nothing in his conduct - which called for the interference 'of 'Parliament with the ' 'power vested in. him, in his official situation. air FAA NMS.BUIUMTT Went over nearly the callus ground assumed •by Lord Polkstone, aod attimad verted at some length upon the triode, of .proceed lc gin cases of libel. He concluded with theexprea sign of a hope, that the motion of his Noble Friend would be Agreed to. . Mr. STavil N conceived the. Honourakle..Baronet had wandered from the question. The question was, whether the proceediug by Information wait coostniaht to the Statute Law or not, and that he was prepared to contend for. if it were not, the delendaht had his remedy by appealing to 'the Su preme court by Writ of Error. The Hot, (kistlea instant." Alth,ough no doubts can be eniertained resrct lag the ittle3t. of Ill'AsseNa, yet e think_ it ne cessary to isy before our readers every piece of additionat information that. reaches us upon the subjeet. The tollowing is an cloraa from a Cork Paper of the 23d instant : " 'Yesterday ev,entng the Arriericati _brig Nancy, Capt. RAINSD.XLE, arrived at Kinsale . Lisbon, milt oh place site let on the Loth iiiitant. Before site sailed, advices had been received 111.3 . t the French had commenced their retreat on the 7iti instant, rid that Lord WULI,INGTON had rtlinoved iii., head quarters to Santarem in the morning of advanced to Pernes, aboit lour leagues north of that place, in the alierliouti of the same day, and proceeded wit lon two or three leagtks of Thomar on the 'morning of . the 911,,-- 7 Sir 'Jotiorri Yoltlta had art i.ed in ihe Tagus, and about .5000 troops *wero 4,sembaitted on the 7th and sib kveviel hag arri.ved:fri)m Corunna, which place she lefL on the i titti. Accounts bad been received, before she saiit-d, from General StLytuaA, of the retreat,of MAssaNA. Although BuoNariva - ra has succeeded in annex iog the lianse l'owns towns to his dominions, he has out IL:en rabie to subdue the spirit of the inha bitants, or to reconcle them to the stale of slavery to which he intends to reduce thein. Letters have been received frOmliollaod, which state, that some very serious commotions have taken place in Ham burgh. The troops belonging to that City, la:elY received ardeva to I.ll3reb, and it was gtncrally ru moured that they were' to be sent to Spam. The troops unanimously refused to obey the orders to march m e and maltreated some of their officers who endeavCiured to reduce them to order: They tore .the Drench cockade lmn', t heir hats, trampled them under their feet, and partied the town,, exclaiiniug I ,‘ Long live England !" Dispatches were iturnedi ! ' ately .sent oti for french troops to suppress this'dis turnance ; and, a saoguiwary cOnfla took place be tween them and the liatuburgliers, irt which the hoer were ultionitOy overcome. Several of the Hainburgh soldiers, who were supposed to he lead ers in this morns' (as tt.e trench term it, .but we should call it a noble atiempt to maintain the incle pend,:tice of their country) have been taken up, and Of coarse shot. Marshal oAvousT, alarnied at the spirit which has thus manifested itself, has adopted the most rigorous rilearres to keep down the inha bitants, and to prevent all intercourse. with England: He; has also declared, that if the Swedish Govern. ' meat ' did not prohibit all intercourse with this Country, he would prevent any eomMunieation,be tweenSweden and Pomerania. It is stated in a letter from Copenhagen, that an order has been issoed in Sweden, by which all' foreigners, without, exception, ale directed 10 , quit that Kingdom; but not think it likely that„Under the present•cir c7rodsota t~cc~s, such An ader 'would be enfOrced against French subjects. * The st)pplement to the 44msterdum courier thus announces tht baptism of the young heir-apparent to the empire of France, under date of Paris, Marcb 1.0,,L AM IL 4 .., UN • 1 , 1 t. I) link KIS. OS No. 4, Martiett.coort. how -matt and Pwilliihad by wil.Lidtm Aamita it SCRIPPS South Idol ; _e 0, uleVi4 ( NO 152 strand whom Avertuentenss, Orders for the Paper, Letters for the /later cc . host -Mrsal. 4:, . ii Y t .. ~: ..,„ , , _rg , , . .„ . 1 , . ' '.•ft i I I ~ ~, 4, ';'t -, ::;!- lUda front that Speech to chew that Ake reporter, onle 7 s he had given a faith!ul extraa, 1 . 04 Bill1)110, and yet lite Himont abk Baropet not thought prosecutieg the printer of. the publication,,—Ele begged to refer Gen- : detnen to periods, .where the punisknent. for was, More severe, He, staved several, cases itv which fine, °pillory; imprisonment, and flogging, had been inflided.on variotpt liqsons altar ,the Re , tolotion, theleign of. William AO Mary, QUM! 4011 e, and George the First .and Second. In cow patiog tho,e sentences with sualb Of the press•ot, dav, tt ‘Aottld be seen that the Judges now. US° ill (!oin;,Arison great lenity, Of the eighteen libels pre sentvd, it was a fittl, that only one proscution'w,s ag , inst the pm) , offenfting, in which the adminis tration WaS vilified. The rest were for libels on the Courts of Justice, the Army and Navy, and Juries. Mr: P.Mootte Supported the Sir S. ROMILLY wished the papers to be produeq, as the best means of deciding the question), ond'he was the more desnoui in ilysre,spect, as thq would embrac:r due period of ten years, onringpartof which he Ininsvit held the situation of So:icnot-Geberai. . ADAMS supported the motion. Toe House then divided, For the motion - 36 Apinio it 1, 9 Majority against it' - - The Hance adjourned at halt" -past oust O'CH'k morning. It VI. u--1 Dublin, 1 Waieriont, DU — I Malta t Dull- Jill, x Waterton!. 1'1(1C1.: 1)1 , YiTtn:K. S Tll4ll p.l ,Y A r TVII4LVE. Cr'ilLOCK. . . • ... .. . 64 H t N. 5u66,54 QUIS ALSUM AL4IIEA r L 0 N 1) 0 N, FRIDAY, MARCH T 9, 1611. ' • ,, t5 " • in 'the Ch-wei cif {lie Palace of the Tiinillcties by Pe t Cataina , l Gi.ah(l.Ahnimer." lb The C,91,111t tk (.li,Ta. ORr left'Lnndon on t, ft)t Yartnou' h, fm,u. Ishence we titiA:lsto l that hc will proceed having permission of GoVeroni , :lit for Co Veynoce on board ht jesty's ship v•Lidi is about to . sail for that Island. It :is intact of,t:d tG nut;l LW toriefy V that the'Count de GOTI:P Clnle . ipr , country, mer ely .as A private indiiidual, iiralisy and, such he Was received with that g elleretis w hichever has, and we trust ever w ill he to set 4 '', evetv-° to those who, from misfor tunes, are. dritlio . refuge here. V — io ' . i I t' f - 4 ns specu a tons have been hizsrded withrt‘. gard to the °5:.1e4 of the C`ontut Ds GoTro ,dscie• Partn in re-fro this coontry; for 0111 o wn part 0 ()f the l Count u l n ii :' 11 , 4 prerout iti he acritaioted with the uhoionle4l 6 1 , A, strious.Persona, . • hot V.I. ' .re cePti,lcal, that if, in %., it hdrawing hitr.Felf fruit) the proeLlitql adopred by hai which li d enkled un.ler the lintish Goventwati. ture, hi, M*' ' . ; trta' , , —apsty s Alintsters have it not to con plation to I akecled frorn moti:es of a politicala. part in any meaguro: that gig' hint '.rt furtherance ot his object. Yeste • ,---............ tl't 110 ,• 1 r...r I ) , I .....sgattess tire Pay.rcs B,,c,ENT., a t olio . ' nlaY 6 Court was summoned to mee t , ilottie. .-' ' • ' 1 ., i IPi 'loyal Frgltnecs gave pro/ tte.saurenrest''S'''' , t.. I,(wn ell ANCEI,I,t)II4 E ;t ill C A NOW,/ ,lOLI i'clt, 4 ; ..1 1...41.150 EI..!E N .BOIMUCiII.' o H ' j‘!(...'r . "'hid' his iloy-1 fliftineii proceeJed to t t, •) , ,at... .11(tutn, where bii,qo)o4 f.liglincsi held 0 Ft l i . etqincil. AP 11 , . is;. itgbi • - 1-.• orea.ing up of thig Couacii, ~.- re 1 I '', h ' L-'`. , ; hold anothvr Council, at which tl ' e e : ot connEtt of LOl./DON attended, : and 1113 ' 1° ' 1 1 : ;14 1 I Fi , ter; An d I" others, for inrgkio, W's ° , ''', lo ' t `' s l . 'i k ' d i and' Blair for forgery, or cutting and main-ring, were (tittere for evi‘,.:, CIPI) 011\Vc•dm-sday next. At the clo.id of 111 vr, Port, his ROYAL FliGttriess gave au di ' Pc' to e ityp , ~, c o loP 6 zit iind Sir I.).tvirt DtHipiss, 10 , - - in C • Inef, upon military aff Ars: .0 5 ti.oo Tf)e. ' ~ buragn Ministers. appointed 1 0 , " ii „ ) , ,l a_lioild : were prevented from attendiog ,„ i to Ilighttess in due form t o b e totr04111"0:1, u!'l,:' w y fil, Ihe i ' • ' " ' ' , 41Litsp...!sition ot,the Marquis WeLLOl''' ( I,iiiu pr. .;need his a' ti.• I ' ...... , ter lbw to lair' ) ti ro ,. cur anct, }es , ;,, w , . , . il CO° - Yect 1 • erc a)v, at twelve oi.cloCk, Ilk M.O' z ' vo lieri ao,d 1 4 o foreig,t ~ o \N n , \V iIvINT Terr.tee, accomploh'd bY ,d ~ , , , ,,,,,04 ~,ILLI,s, BAILLIE, 'nd l Mr. f);:t , :1 1,14, ' lt : o yiii tell'it::::ii;O:IL(ikeAt';11:::5Chlt:11;:tcerra:1111 'eel.l,l4iugAlii:4:llde°ltl:):;: li"l.l‘4e;''t,e;4:l4:t ztl'er.• four. ilk MAJESTY did flat Cottle () " 0 • 0 ;(0 1,I 4 ' ‘Vech6e6day afternoon, at . his 13310 1 hot''' o 'o' o 1, ,( a ct l ~,ant,phaaililiat lio .i i . i .)y t t(ll;uern,eraar, NllWlt‘,lk.t..atlct:ill tio! . " , : nt ANNE 4 ,tietitt , NAVAL • Li r t j Stewart, late of the Amethyst (N ti 3 ' „, t liti i ( 131: : I F t u:c l e i , ) ,c i a k o k . u s • 'rtel-NilllPtiat:iiiiitir;dttia:brilillYbigetAilil:S:siti:l)):' t tSbiLf:ait..liCiFtSt.l'it.:lsr. By a Spanish Officer of tank, w l,n l'" ote ,tyri rived i from Cicliz, we learn, that since a11 . .. j by IV taut achievern f ent General GB/111,11,1 Is wandirdoll bio populace, and that inoliittici;-..1 oserotlle. .140 , 1 1 ) 30. , whentr he appears, cheering hint ~, f r el,` , cr OW I !i° Mr , . , The IleW eXpedittort to C 40 1 0! . , tile'"''''' besieging army, wos ad '"" c4 ' '. e 'l A l td :f.°‘ sangnitie expectatioits 'were , e vlcrio•" - `, l i) ( 0 ,;Ele: COS. The sUbordittate corrunitods 0 1 . of , to Getvuils SA?AS ~I'd I,,ASPIZAB ci„AJP.' wit hstamting what ha, ht en t.lilteJ, it "," t, i i X° ' atIO 'fr vle .pear certitin that' the principal coulc ) abi pp confided to General BLAKE. ' We'lll.- il l i , 1 fihd that if,has.been introSted 46 such:hat:o do iii ' T, l'o be -day tirwkeisirle.c.seii:veody German Nl *" t o: 'l4 front a inglaiit, hut their content,- are nnirtito.f.', ( . o tero'• at his residericeftinl,njUri Ct'tirt 41!,,,';,!at'r".t w er.- 131 " c r i , , i , e o; ei°agr'e assuied•itiat a.pittrArlb w lll bo nt) llr hi IPO v r v l he foundation of the stattits;°`",;6:4ll',"o.-13ir,ee; Morkiing Paper on I.lovilaY. l a t, g it) l' •MareliitnleSo WELLESCEY, 11 SPliiir t' L . klEfOr,'' Grosliettor-tiquAre, and thst'ot the !,....cchett - Olt , •i" had given way, is •s"vhotly devoid °I tr ,d, 1 16,-ir .° ,. ' "fi A yor.. rig woman :was found rw,sn'-.J0i0)Pe",,,,!, - minster Ikidge, yesterdly morning, il lirm ti vr p , a bargeman. She was Shortly after4,loo'%or and Willed out to be a seri ont in : 4 ge:i 00 0 111 " 1 4 011 the,,Fuiltato fload, It nut the dece-ised collie into tile water. .• . 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