The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-23 00:00:00

t,„ t: , i . 1... , ' .t i t 1'; . 11 ., ', : , , .i, 1 :, ` 4J LI 4MERIC44N P2/PERS. SMITH V. MADISON. The following, evidero ly from the pen of Mr. Smith.e is copied from the last Baltimore Americati.., ' • (POWTtlit AMHEIiCAN.) " The, commencement of Mr, Matlison's vwdica tion, at feast- what may he considered as hrs. smel t- cation, having been published iu the iigeqcerof tAis day s the, people of the United States will boon haL`e befoie taterri what may he deemed his expositlim as well as Mr. Sm it n s ; and will, therefore, thus he rally enabled to form for the in. fiCIVeS a' deliberate and ,satisf,ttinry judgMent.' to ihe angry declanrition and petulant invciive - itt which this champiim seems disposed to inatilge, in asmuch as they neither promote` truth, 11 . 6 r -contd. hute to the purposes of argument, they are, Oil so grave" an occasion, as unworthy ilie' cairn deli beration of the American people, as they aro bc1641 the consideration of Mr. Smith. Griiring most be to every person the contrast between the gentlemilnly r decorum and the temperate- seasoning of 'the ()tic, and the enatse rudeness and the vette mentranting of the other. " This advocate,. wool I havens believe that many persons, hotir in and 'out of Congress, thought that Mr. Smith, from want of talents'and integrity, was quite unfit for the tkpartment of S'are, and that his aiwointitierit wrti the cited rd art intrigue. Were there 1110 troth in this retnatic, it could riot fag to C70)161)(1., eVeiy petion of the 'utter anittrkas of Air. Madison himself for His office. It in plain Englitai says, that from the offic'ous persuasion of a• few intriguers, he had aopoltited'to the rno , it impor.;. tans and the hiLthest station in the'government, person 4it tout talents and w;ihriut integrity : and tlii petsoii," not a stranger, loped-Mg Whom he might haye been .nit Sled ; but line who had been his colfrague in office during the long term of eight yeitr.r, sod ()I Whose timrss he of course had better 4 01' an, of judgiiig than any other person - urhertions whatever:: nay inure—to this sirme per.on;; Vlthorn Cjilellth or integrity, was Offt-tred,, •by Mr.:Nuclison,'• ti it only the mission to Russia, but' the important (ace IA the treasury debar rnent. " No pramtce it mote 'common •among illiberal men in public life, tl.an that of depreciating one, anothrr's tilt rito and int gtity, *nen they entertain oppo;ite opinion 4 upon' national subjettc - Wise who may think with Mr. Madtson in the CSAVSelliftrte• steel in Mi. Smith's address, may consider the ex secretary gnarly d , ticient in talents and, these who Joey ye that . the first duty of republi canism is a blind devotion to the schemes of 800- naparti.„ am/ not mitilly be reconciled In'the opinion of his integrity. • Jr is quite' apparent that Mt... Smith does not enjoy the grind opinion of our Chief. Hut know . . log, as we all do; the standard by, wh ich tie esti. mites the merii4.(d men that'lLive from time to beeit no trlrlittr ri byhitit to ti e, the most; important and dinifiert offices,lio - coosiderate peruht edn, surely rota& any kiwi of iroapriatice rct good r» to his bad opinion of a Gentlerriart.•,, , • ," M 'Mr. Madison'eadiocate . hior taken the ii— berty of intioluctirg whin he hiss •tated to be the opinions of oiliers as to the ciull•tications of Mr. • Smith (or his late office, I, too, will tyke the. liberty 0f•hi1) , 4111.,% the opinions of certain people as to the qcr ilificcions of Mr. Madison for his Ace; and this di s t inctlon will het yercei.ted in one statements. In trig there tiethibg but a geueial assertion, without airy de‘ignal ion of persons ; in mine there tsia tete,etwe, tort! the last . Presidental Election, the Heads t I)epartmeht under the hot Administration, the COle,ig i ,irs in office' of Mt.. Mai were nil 13101.4- Hiatt, hrir intimate is , or.Virtiget , ol , shat he -war; for the, efficient Ititiesr.ve,. the .Execc.t , r- Di!parttnent of our Governinent. wilt nut he eottitadieted by one nt the,rt v. nay, not by, tops, wh o hold their offices rit his *ill. Ma plea.. safe. l)iS tio.:tion were also oppriotddtal+ pronfinvnt republican nowspvers tialingitout the oireurnbtances Were kt at Washington, and greatly alarmed the Nl,,ditojnigliS, •Al the then pricediot 'Session of Cone,rt3s, under it belief Out the people, 'if left to theillsetve4i, would prefer :mother Gentfifininv , %vs.; foood to be expedient' to than a.cataeos , for the purpo , e of .nurninating and.rec , turnending Air. Ma dison, The immediate effect of . this stmagetn is yvtll.revollected, , - " Alpt her view may be taken of iteife caucus . . It w effeeted by the erraordiliary exertions and per. • intilence of eirtaits gesundheit of Virginia, V. hi) thereby brought upon themselves the personal • ot Air. 'Monroe ; and, strange to tell, these • y gemirreo have sine* been cast oir by Mr, M. Olsen, and Mri Monroe hie, in it it plume, been t to=hiy bonom. Anildit this strange revalu. , nou relations and private friendship, we fleet) Mr..Miutrrits rnitkii g any kind of oonev,iiion •or recantation. On the Voriiraiy; 'We . 1 ho e i•; , en him uniformly, 'consistently, and sioadrjr, ti/iii,taining the v,rineiules and dottrines. upon which Tii rapture wok place between" him and Mr, Ma d'-101). M.,11111, then, is the inference froth /whom colVtsSiops nrccs4ary to an accoininothition tuna Lave proceetied. • Aceol . ding, to the doariOe'tattlit in , the old School', thiq G o v • • , trnment, ahalpt of tno. corild have no secreti that 10 th e peapt c ., e.mith with. pioptie,y, ! be coneet4led or Withheld from the people, But, Ito.o the tiriif6iOss of the Sew tichool, Cif WasitinglOa, it now. Would xee n tips ottr Exeottlit.e, froto eith , r cortopilitr 'dr Inia. wit i o n, may ponme tution of otkr Government, aunt , yen aNiiiCeert4o.• ' 1 ; reins - in o the hint , -;w of a toreign p I e ; aiw member of the x,tottnistration t tor niif I , ll . our ii, t ; st,ICII o.pipt, in iy be put out of the way - Ott Ito?, tno , t indet.nt ulklnquy thu yen. - t LT;iited ont4 , :oritl k .,i,_to,' receive a! , ) , ,stisKfototi in,tnrination .upon. itp itnsetoting a waN tormerly, and I trtlAt, it i yet,, th e f-r—ntittlent of the nation, that In cdniint,lnie so a,.%fttl, the deity 8 - of the t !nit zi.4.1 States owvi in the people, pmamount to tilt other conai. d aa ti,,os, The 'strangd perversion• nclitt reopte`3 rgltt, !aft urged oy"4iqr..N.Altintvs, a.dvocauti b e toloratel in a country, vfhet• !he Go ve rnm en t is LONDON Print'ed by ul(:llAtzi .At !be. itlsl Qilt4t the property of trre Chief, but not in the Uriitcd States,, the Govortottent ix . exclusively .the p ()petty of the people, and where the rrohtetiiis nothing. btu their agoit. ".1,131Y 4• SPORTING iNTEI,LIGENCe. READING RACES, uirso.i Y. The Town Plate of sol. for .11 ages, two mile hens. Duntks's Pinhaialpin4, 3 yrs u(4 . I 1 hlr. Boult's ch. t. ncen NIA), 3 yrs old . •x 1 Two to one on the winners an easy race. ,r„ • WEDNESDA V. t. The All-aged 'Stakes of jg.S. each, with tsgs, aekled horn the Racing hind. Mr. Letivre's Sunbeam, 6} rs Vld . , 1. Mr. Dontlas's Witch of Endo( . . fdr Mr. Dilly's W. h. japan • . 3 3. Bet Ore Mating even betting on the winner, :nicht 0 . /0 to one after the first .heat . . WORCESTER RACES. • The Handicap Subscription and Town Nate of Sir W. W . Wynne's b. 4;• by . • 3, 4 f t Col, ‘VllliArns's Worcester . . . .r 2 1 Mr. Taylor's I - tapeless . . • 4 Idr Mr. Benson's Aiptrtte . . ~ 2 5 3 di Mr. Ambrose's Tomboy • • 34 dr , . . YORK ItALTS. ~. . loasowy, Auctivr 20. . '. Sweepitaketer logs. each, tur two yeses; old colts. Two.. :. .. year old Connie. Mr. GarrOtrlt's ch. c. by Crintilus . . 1 oukt or lianW,ton's b. c, Master Richard. Lord. Fitswiniam's b. t. A larnin - , t to. on Mr. Gartorth' colt.- -Won eaSr• ~., ... Tho rercgrinu StAch of cogs. each, It. ft; for thret.ycars old colts. Ono milt and three tithatcra. ‘. • Mr: .Giarfortlefi b. c, by ltonbletonittu . . . t Mi. Cascoigne's ch, c. by Sorcerer . . - .2 Mr. T. Oubcombe's ch. c. COnongcnt . . .3'L rto t on• Mr.; Qaacoigue's cult. —Stnart race—won t..itl at tbc,labr• ' - ' ' . . s 3• fntL.l NZ). • D'Utitt asmaiting - df he- Catholics of the county was twit' in the towty. of Galway. Resolnt ions. Were tiontlinousfy kes,ed, p‘titioning: tor I he' repeal of ibe yens! I,„Nws.htF:taing. the Catholics, atki thi44,Ornose• f:Jentlenieu were appointed to ifsanage.t he . P;ltitibrt: Lnt9 CittlaiiCS of , K.ilkenny twet-1414-dat , o ' The Catholiei of Sh are to meet next week. The - trittl'of Mr. , .piloritgnmery, f t Om, atlei.;etl inurthirni h r> wile, rook'phce• on isltsuciar al Gal..' A. number of persons, wvre subpm , sed by . . the !g;town, ,amongst whom were .three Captains, two ft4ieutettants, the Doctor, and a &limit, or the air- Way Mlitlia; -tint triat °canned toe- attention of Oic;entirt the eutite of . that day, and lie waii tlc• quitted. • At the late AsSizes held at Philipstown, for the King's Cunuty, B. Frit, a h owker of books and Pjnitoltlets, was convicted and sentenced to six numtlts imprisonment, for having published a se" ditiOns libel in a perindical publication called The lrjsh 1141.gazine. If appeared on the trial, that this matt cotild neither read nor write ; he did nit ap pear to be actuated by any motive in this book,'but the desire of the little gain tyli . ch he oh- . nnood by disposing of it iticti,:ciiniiiiairly with other books, in the way of his trade. It wes purchased trornnito by a constable, ~ent by a Mitgisttate the pyrpose, .But the Jud g e, in, passing t:!ie sen. tent*, observed, +Lan designing persons 'night, ' without such a check, propapte their miscltiet;'by undesigniug and illittraf,e persons for their .agents. Terser Pet ese's --Tet o' the Priests xvlto recently landiel Dartmonrh troth prance, leree since 4rrtvrq rt Watertied, and it is stated in the Wateefieet iif r- nor Alia!' they had resided about a year in Pm is, and that they lett that city becawie they wished to escape hum the eyreeny of Bnonaparte,• of whose oleaSitri,'S they ,ir"K"k iu terms ul the Most' indignant and uti qe ilitied reprobation. There accompanied them troth Preis an Englisltand a Scotch Priest, and two Physicians, who, on landing, went to their respec tive itoinea. They suffered no particular indignity in journeying through France l but they represent the stale of religion as at a 'very low ebb indeed in that country. Amongst' the u °Men there. is still some regard for the .rites pod ceremonies of the Catholic Church, bet the men stem. to have thrown oil all concern about Christianity, and the largest Church in Paris generally presents no greater congreg a tion on Sunday:, or holidays, that) from twenty to irty fee males ; but, in fact, .Sundays or holidays are only known within the galls of the houses cif devotion: In Ratite, before the order for the dispersion of • the Clergy, there were five thonsand eight hundred and fifty priests. When the ecclesiastics of that; city were called upon to take the oath of fealty to the. Enloe roe, as klieg of belly, only one was found who would do so. The second persou whnewas required to swear, refused, He was immediately embraced by Hit his, brethren, who, urta vice, declared they could acknowledge. no other Sovereign ,of the PetrirnQPl of 'Sr. Peter but the Pope. The emohluence of whirl, was the arrest of multitudes, endebortly latter, otily four priests were to be tOund in the whole city. The venerable Pontiff himself was hurtled to the, Castle of Savona, in the Genoese territory, end the prieits were transported t 6 different fortress (500 of ibent were immured in the 'dungeons of Aleittn• drie,,in Piedmont. Before these gent loam left ris,'the * Ecclesiastical Council, recently assembled to tha i tcity by Buonaparte e had beet* broken up for not being setiiiiently starservient to his will. It appears diet borne of' the measures recommended to. the Conned for their Adoption had in .view' the investi ture of &Von iparte with. poweri inconsistent with the usages, and subversive of the unity of the Ro man Catholic Church. On this grand point -4 no tlenibeis of the Council voted against the measure, and - only fifteen for it. Cardinal Maury was St•lhe heed of this trifling Minority. . , There is now living in the village of pelnies, iu the parish of Naito, m the lull possession of all his faculties, a veteran, named John Reid, who may, perhaps, be reckoned the oldest soldier in G - eat pritame he having nearly completed' hie hundredth year. He entered the ed battalion of the Scott Royals Upwards of eighty years ado, and fought at the battles of Dettingen, Fontenoye Walls, and Culleiden. He served also through the whole of the American war, and was present at the Sieges of Quebec-and Tricondersgo, where he , was severely wounded by a musket hall; which entered his thigh, and which it was found impossible to.extract: Ibis ball he Means to bequeath as s lr .g hc y toone'of hiS sons, of ,whom he has several, :although lie married at the age of seventy, and all of Whont are servieg their king arid country. ;Such .haS been the unifirrin trehatigtlh:ie:riiy has tr o f t t il l y ris Uighland Veteran's mode. of beetetwice intoxicated in the-rouse e)f his long.life,. Vie. at the period. of his e.!nlistrireot, aud when the news of his Ihrjesi COronwi nar rivdti at in .NOva Scotia, where the Roy ,Is assn spry, He is, hewever, very clieraul, altdhas turoiembolYielentive memory ; with great geed si.nw joined to no small poe ion of %vit. A striking likeness has been hitely teiteti of this venerable Iliihlander. by Mr. Ni' i .cod',of the Roy el A c.iderny of itiVerness; which is to appe;ir to, the en-iii"g Ex hibitityof paintines At Soitierset-hun't's whic : '' we enderstaed, Mr. Mei xod intends cf . ) pfoitol. to Royal the I)ti:;e of v 4l " is new Colonel of that th s tteguished re giment, the tZ yals, in which tpiS've(erett seived upw.arilit of dirty rty yes. iThe Skeleton of the' 7 , 1) Feeileers from Portngal , meTuesday,fln th rehtet into Tunbridge, on cir ro ute sit \t,rjdsunmt. trout Twee:boleti, where they were .disti,l/b4rkedi ThvY Mastered on mote about e .ve9Meers Mid 74 '411.11, w,horn entree , were di**. 4 tile4 i 'Mon bom is a mare who received . a shot in the kit cheek, and paptitig through hie month, , the ball came ant again under the right jaw -bones • 111 the itirection!it took, the fa t igue of the unfortne nate roan was lacerated in such a manner as to reri* der it necessary toast it.offi in consequence of wh ich he is now deprived or -> but in othlT respects pessosses his faculties* entirely. .A subScriPtlen " collected for them in the nvighboerhaeil of Tun• bridee Fitly Pololds far harks of All ago.. Povr.milir heats. Mr. N. B. ilutlgssm's Woodman, 4 yrs oaf ' r r. Mr. 1 1.414tipleti tilty, Cerullo, 3 yrs ui,t - 3(11d: Noltou's ch. c: 3 yrs old - - 2 dr., Mr. Vr.,ll6's bl. filly, by Sir Flury yrs Ccrults fily un MC wrong' the punt ven,betting on ‘Voixilliarr; 6 to 4 agalitst kil,lingt6a.—Woit easy. hie cogs. b. It. Two miles. Mr. C, Fothersill'i b. e. 'North . Wjz,d , Bsr. ',lb.against' Mr. it. War d c Prrni.c•Kegent, bst. 7rei. By the exertions of ~Viekery and Lavender, the Bow-street officers, the fellow. who Shot the Earl of Spencer's gam 'been .has 'been apprehended; . the particulars are as follow :—.Last Saturday morn ing, as 'he nephew ut .Mr.-Astill, the gamekeeper, at Wimbledon, was going oat to walk, •ht heard: the dischargeof a musket ; he returned to his uncle's hornet, in, the Noble Earl's park, and informed him. Astill suspecting h was -'same person shooting the young gaiiie, be went out in pursuit of him, and ' took his gun with him; some - labourers . infurrnild hint the gun was diSdlargtal in a field At the bat k his house; he traUed him, and was sren to came up with him; the man who discharged the gun walking deliberately, and the gamekeeper making all possibly speed after him. These circumstances were seen by . some men at . a distance ; the last that was seen of them wait their toting over some paling th aether Ranft. hi about halt an hour atier, the gatnekeepvr reached his' home, in a very ex hausted state, from the loss of bluod, Iron) a des perate wound he had receiv-d on the lelt sale of 11:s head, justabove the ear, and speechless. His stale was suchAdrat be could not give any account who had votittitded , him, but by signs. An alarm wo given at. Earl. Spencer's house, and th e gamekeeper . being a highly respectaele servalit, having lord In the fatuity bet u4-ert (02 ty and fifty years, and is Dowel the advanced-age of witiut iteveni) , every ex. • ertion was made for surg , c : il assistance,. and to pm , . sue thoperpetrator of this, hori deed. Mr. St ilil. toe, the surgeon, of Putney, arrived soon atter, who, finding the wound of a very despetate nature, sent ot , lan express for Mr. Carlisle, the surgeon, frogs London. , Application was also matte 40, the POltc llow6stregt,And Lavetitttr and Vit,oy4itere di 7 patehed in •a porn-chaise. On their arrival at Wimbledon on Satrarday .afternoon, they totind, from the beat. information they could plocure,. that a man, of the nameof William Holt, who had wine' out of HatuPshitta to work at . the hap en, was ..the Mail suspected, and that he had beets employed by a farmer., a. tenant of Earl Spruces, to cut a field of barley ih . .canjunttiou, with another man, nedr. . the place where the gun was triicharged. He was to have finished the fi•eld of '6041. out Sunday by; him self, the other man being employed in truothe-epart of the farm that day ; Jet bad been into the field of barley, it was ascertained, has ing. left his victuals and.a Wile of beer tlieie fur the day, but had our been it work. Tile officers went to the Antelope, at Wand;worth,where tre lodged/ but be did out go borne dminglaturdl, nor did he go .Iniine 'at (tight. The Officetti ascertained that he was at Rich mond and isieworth in the course of Saturday. 04 Sunday, the man who wOfited with him in leY•field troce4 him to I-leworth, and walked with • film to Brontiqui, Chiswick, and Pinney. 4 itgai itietiCe he .tent hii, I,llO4,Workinan to endeaVeur tfi get his sho e s a n d, flume' waistco,it, .bni-theji:b 7 cers having .bean there, and intormed him of thie charge that was against ,he refused to let the clothes go. , 1 , • . . The officers several times. lost ill tract. of him, but .at length pnrsued 'him to fiumpfutt-wiek, through Kingston to Hounslow, and from thence: to Fan. ham, wberq they lotiol liim'at the public bootie called the Waggon andllorses; they learfit,that ter he arrived there, he (16th:ruill a musket in the yard belonging to the huse. _When the, officers, infinire.d of him respecting the nniket, he: said it did ilia belong to b, ll i o a "..lbe officers flat being faftisfied with Ibis amount, searched the. house by permission at the hollardi . altd.lontid in the ceilir, behind a beer. birrel, a gun, which - proved to bit the same that Earl Spencer'i griinekepoper sent, out with. This took placeonWeiltieSday evening. %they look into,vu,tutly et uourse, and yesterday be, way taken before the wounded, giforttkeet,w, wh o 4.6 w a bl e to speak r he was propped up. in , his bed, hut, by strong aigns, identified the prisoner as pie man who wounded, him.. ,1 1 00 Witneftset,, to prove the pri., toner on the ski, were examifted by Major o wn . ink and Mo Magistrates, yesterday; at the. Spread .Sagle, at Wandtworth, it 11116 - - HARR it, of NO4 Martlatt.COVrt, Batfit.itsuotb W I 4 1 IA ( o filt 1. I it,,Strond, *heft idvertirtrients,-07h7forilltarktilliohldaperbyi, 1111111 - ADj.O NEP SinikElf SESSIONS, —.----- )ii iItTORS, —Tit V XSPAY, /114gif 14 (;(); sic- ti y DiviiitS NA:00. '..1"/ -.6ii;11-ittl&-i•Fel3lit':HlA:;"::,lste''L'oilll4l4l,Pritttil4tritgaltlirc's me an °P')!'4lll:lcytilt•isitn,it rri,,te in dia tibtira ttaa et 114 1 ni:l."/476: Weli 140 pr,ient I•fIStAYO4 Pr MO It' d , P1)(16i, 1't , "%4 iv; 4011) to the lam of the U‘tti!e I" tither t)01. , :e 6, alit] to the trieri's oldie &fend:4o etiaitter. , . 14- wa+i- nnwed in evidence',. dui the fettl e** liso-by Sir ifid W :If ,1, Wail VearS ago, oo liik dist gi.; 2..)u,iit if once wuh . the Irtitimis, W:ti Porter *arta! Urielr: flat or t I MO4 itc'tilleilifi Llii name ril) itiki(isa t"a• • • • ' - • Aat 10 ~ -,....„ , f . ,, , , an4i, in the bCfnarne W ien, 411. ,;11"11'-'1°Ilinitt041 ti,e,fi altogeiVr, lo nallter poi 01 tlik'r•-i'actie, Ow (id:cite, ard t,ercil leiter, vi 0 :1:1. t i t , i l b::) g- i s . ,:s l P i t itcrilitlifcteettesdoeilall:cilrlditilottui‘otillteiiiiitilteriedf7;4lB4lsl' ipso nett, drawn at AIM:a-place , B.diord-1!4.11r11 gmilli'd to bc.; entered hi the notices,i'cireill'l:l4‘ll43llllt"t::/' well kl}f"vo that the fituflti4 ii•dok tit tlie diiifidvibiri, with .41 itinutruiroui epithet., hat! been itelk 4' 1 inasmuch that every appexatice esiste‘i of Ps oi de;lvolir to e.ade the. prov:sioria of tlio !mule'', Pebror's Aet, on the. r,lrt of the defendant, vel44" w.as sod-le:eta for th. 3 present, reflope bittiaPc! liet under such in.atticet, a 4 to matter of foriit.: oti a future occasion it 0/3i siiited that the 0- shamefol frauds would he eitablished itiOiasl'hg,i; antler, mien the meiltm nt the detainer, should' • d the, efl , S til t: de r: 1' 1 11 : 1 11 817 1 o h Itln t r: h itl e “; i riCI;t;I: aph:lBliraViiii4; 41°tatetlicteilIr5°I:rilleitt:itfisrt: ~, .. • I iVdeVitiCllei of p,tosi fraud i in any mall le'L'el4. ali appendage, out of his name or title, cveu,!i'll fret' ening .111C0 111.15 046111111'. ' Orr the other side, til fnvoor et thedefer4l6l,'„,l4 was contended with touch ingenuity ' rind ko'lt'd comotet.t npon the meaning and origi,i, of (k ite w rif I‘l3'.:,*as port of tiomes, iliac they weroilli I „,. t i l e sPelllilf,r, which, by a legal they rii'mtes-00.1,0 (100, or 'record', re,pe ding title, but ogt, an 0 4 , .0 port of the name, being merely descriptive 0 ! ' O , estarS 'ilf• of the Christian nartiti of tite.partl° . .. .;., . 1 0 106 cetor.r;''O'r fathers, a* patrononrcs--hle top an'iiiibil'OtiOtion of the word Or, r'ei tilt' i t ' ll ,i i ivitti ii cafted Criitieti, atld the sOis 01 NtailOat 1 \ 1 0 . 3 , iii it yo u being the Irish and Erse' of eu''' 040,0! grounds the objettiorts in the Defendant's' ily r „. nornes as AO such l ingredients, "/ 'll°l°o'o sist , ell , , , Arld st foil!). animadverted upon As (T o t ioi see•ndJlotP4. as the ciefend,ant had only the ../ 10 0 Pal t:01,.11i4 name, ihrongh hi 4* gr3lt dill °s Ildri ;0114 the sufilitme of Price, or as be setnatinsitif 4,1:i,j, PO'Or: •by' his father i Manly, and to d ,(,)nlii,•, IP Olt the age of twenty-one years IP 141°.11V a tiattOttet. •: , ' . ; a lid , The Juit iCes were unanirober3 in coinllo leScliptioo .fraueluient or 'Willi/114:104 ? n - ' ' Ole prisoner to be remanded. Of' Mr. John fi.ichardson was opposed' a u til l, of nut insetting' in 11.18'6Citctitlits 14 certao c,11..;1ie .., 0 4 e,d, Coll', which it o.s stilted lie had r'v o j ';' oo. ntmselt 1 heowner of, in ion-1,140er °' .. jc ,` li i i i ol ) oil WC deSdi or his :father. A lettetiel'io 0 ittO '6nri.writio; -was shewn to him, ''''l"eL. giall seemed pot to know, bat, being cau' kn.:7A hito it to be his writing, in wilich be rept est,to.c., - A aalatir to finch- oleic. •. , - ~ vrillY!' : ,p .. The IViagistrates cbosidered the prisone_ 0 , I,' rendering a fairer account In his sFltede'`roiosofirt,i tare storsion; atr,ai,qualitle'l , di,qualioJ, 01 0 he w'r'';' 40111(1,di. Air. Jarne9'Show way of on 1 "'el 2esole7: fraud, in not specifying In to gcliddo.e ~", ~,0,1010 Oeld al this bridge of Lida, slid 0 taal:',";,,,,ii olt properly, sold by him, tor ilappott 0 1 _‘• 01 , 0 1 ,0 .! during his con fi nement. - The pouneri,,ol4 octl . ha had tiO OCMICIII 1° insert fis l'i";iitfereele. property ; but the Justices were oi . it •, 4 14 4 'PO t t l i i: e tt , sc li f : e l ttiiil/7i.dred him to, ne,reicirmontiti:iclelloritu.ooA,. A Mr,' Robinson was opPos e dlitelyil.l3titistr'fiiheditsiertistarLfse; of tale 16'te:s:tinete)1:17riatclit:„'11;ij:)'?J'el.:: f [fenOn' it P' t hroe, tilWr. 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