The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-06 00:00:00

gu t . — • ' -7-'1.1..-alvtis in a 1- :r, , is:ever tuey Wife!eXt.4 . ' --- 'po'nmatic,ituation, sLoulti-have-Lett 06 country. it appe,irt,d fro.O. Hi» inforinattorn he !liacl 'been ante' to c°ll':ll.lllitt,the.lieilin and Mlan o.:cregs wore. yoked o a the 25th of Augtbt ; Odliber, I .. ' Hilt, o n th e 12th o f a i.eptalion hof in . ,ors applied to the Vice , .Pfe,i t t eru ,4 the Hord of Trade; 4,6'.'lltearlititi thi3 WI, bti. likaB intOtllke nothin tt,hriiiko, ;that. 14e,.,krt g of it ; th4t fro') tlte 12th nebttober to the loh of NOve.,lh J r., nO - aamiiilintdit t io n ' was made t!otriG,),,linine,it, upoo which it-itibinorifil was re -- WO 4y, the tne tc h atits to tile Board at„Trade , ..on 111.3 1 2111 of November.ihetit Lord 'Bathurst informed (Jot spq4k to g ~ officially), thAt be Wai 001 severe(lk tliiil .P-TOC3tioli, hat ot i thi-ir Otre:iiig.lo try the experhdent' by tintig our an 'Amerttarr v.:B - itti)r,Atittitraily would giver,her 4 vproleation truoi our enetn;es—the protection was refus,..d.,• .i! , . \'/A4agdiu,.rvfwed by .I.,,Ard Welletsley,, who 4 4 941' 8 - y 4 no tli,; Igili c,t Nove , i.b e r to iivlad tbr the Depo7 'll'°" "Itto,t,, thuaghthe:!Dentitatiou did. not obtain.,an au '''' ilia!! the 29th oi Dectlliber, whets they at- Nosed 'mine othet 'the ,, ,,i,',o e s, and ,were then ill • &rated that no Sallitactory in(elhge l ice fiad 134,!.n ! ec° '‘l'ffd, Such w ere toe fativ,he was, enabled to Vol , e'4, and he thought 'III, ct ial were et cry uric of them tlite; at letsi ;le Should c , inlet,o„ until tt , ey w er e rli , fictkt-by better aulhOrity. ' lie 1, mid, also, that Ant' L. -- "` r icit heh"ve.l the revue& ion on the part of ..'..int.e, dott i•xi),:v.hd it on the p •rt of G. at iin", ta pe, sncl kat she had c„011 g0.;...s , fir aS'toint out srwto VeSie.ii, wh...-li were atter..drkis captured by tier 8r.' 1 4 1 1 ; one .4 witlch„ thL, 1 , ',0c, was only ,1 - 1 '" Nillo,lir‘iai c . .r. ill •xpe, - -,Litit'Ai of 4ur rher i ll'(illW " Ill " Yvklel.ce, 11 ,, diai , :rsiood, was .a let .-r 11.,,,,, ~ t, - -, ii.e IJukc ot lit , vtatio to Mr liu,sei t otat iiN 141 the lit flit' ai.d Alum) I)ecteesre voked. , 0 , .e Ntiou l it have "ttiottitt tat Govern _Nein weuid Le 1-, oid to lit thi4 t u the „proof, and To have ,/,,,iided tie, it Utdcrs iii CotiliCll, it -U P" eill'etirlivtll it uas found to be sineer:. He dad ""' K 1,,, u,', An 7.14: tkr.Nlllllhlq!s tlq,ct.tyll I), eice'or. wait wil II 7,'ficai tint !toy he. was ...ure tit, that a, commer dl4l wed soon rocs in a real war. ' He hid 'former-, 1 ex ireose' in , I , i his Opt ions with sutikteut liertiWil, ~cll with rirti, ,r, Sicily anil thePcOlusula' it')(l he r'wl4l,lllbOrllesitate hi tr.XpreiiS his ataitly 11)4 this war tu ught• to'a concluoOn • nut ihat he 'wkhed a Peke upoti dishotiutnal;,e terms,. but that.he would ' I T: suppoie it impradieable' till he had . found it lio. ed hit l ' e th 'oiled:h. die ' Milli, ;IS if he had ret t?Ot• hirnii foriner °Onions, by agteeillg 10 tile' thOltOrl itelli4:lking ,Lord Wellingtiln. biit ill that senta m, ril i '' t WBB . jOil , e4 by the e"witry at large; and k a teration ill the aspect of affairs would itt.tlte 1 . 1 L 11 ) tiara it now, as nothing that 'L,rd"Welling '44i)trt Could d r , du ti,..—;m”4•"'PtthlC • (- . l' 7atilitfing what he hda w e ' -, ..tte--tne operaiioti to: W,, hell he b' ~towed s t iir," il le al'Peated to liltll i 0 ji.., t e been comileted. L. wil.owever, he feared we were playing t 4 1 4ifue itulit.r Wh i ch We thuUltl nut 5i,c,,,,d, T oefe „,is uno7 teboSthi'(l Purdy of 4 (160.,chiie natUre; to whi‘l. m ile( !litLl leave io call I.,rir i‘tlulitioi, i it Ik - : - .1 Lilo Hip ii i, , St OOCI Otl OW llutif:e for . trilloy lir X , lel,l - It genty., flere'he' rt..ad sevcral of toe i num whic.i be concluded that the ,t,ouil try w , „ , •►, , be. concluded . v. , t,(„ II n Lica Luny tledlr wit h. i 1 e vt ; , ;.eel 10 li IIU W Obj,u (I'V 1( .. Y,1)( 1 LJiko!lrLll)le lieptivrna,, had any ci,,,,- s It -HI 111 lay I!.g Itic: e.k.iwia4ttoo .01 the PiT"" 41c tik belthe the Privy 'Council on the bth or April ' q t.. ~,,‘',l,lne table ~t the fluitso; preparatory to his z t i t i eo wl ithreau's) mu, ioli,' iwit wile,L,ir be. would kr,"„%., l 'a.' . Oft Pei '• Shbui•l• Le examined be sitire,„,k;,:irn,:nii.Le, thirti,,y luiglit , anduraiil IliC h e .; .1.1 alitiesty's bkaltit,Uotorethu 14(406a/ion. bp“reothtde'd thew in vit0,(414 situa.it.it 111,1 w"u'd reitPl6l,lLl4:ll'. fillet the, lirortigiiii,h; ti , e 4414 .'"o`.."`i dill,,,.iii 11 1, 4yal liuncii:ios.,:a,id, Uy 1,0,., a..VtLe ut eit, ~ it IA • moi l ~, , (A— ,t , , , ,,0 0 'pro, od,t., N tor 1).41 1141faci'L ug"4 iiliitelribliak!lah : I • .i-i 'botiiii 0 ,,, 0 , : ,.., ~,,,, -..*1- lui, ( t v ,,, c y,,,, , c .0 , a v ',l 4 ,',' i le V01..' itoW iii , ,, 1;.1 for, but he coeiti lioLts all retilarliirtg, helm '' lie i 4: dOWn, that in I'4 t o r ouli 'r the SOvelt.-.61, P0.,,r I , lsl beuti 41tIvt#Cd toine , t: the trant.o, Sir. i',4lilit E. it W 46 ihiVlS°d 14 u puo I g h 1 " It, d.tiditig this tii•ie , criut4 grow, th d , c , , tt "e authority, it 'rid been tostructudin ~.., 4 s , In glaestiOn, aid iiletttsseut.Loit' Ut the l'i'' 3":. iii4t)' 84 said, lie .1.1 tiemaa .111edli t0t0.11)0te tilt; IlAta ut'llit'ilie"' (i''''''' had retit"_',_l.l;troatit.ie 'the various t o pte4 to whictt. wit eel ,i'ire-c1,..04 lib oec , isiou ul ihts 41d, but ,be if 4itt. ! t 4 L e rAutise would be dispo.,ed to acquit him, tk, r 110 utiexuetcl",l . - ..te ili t t,i,, , , a . --.., ,-..,.. iii:)i.ner 10 Wi4h many of li4red to ,!_were hr-Vit tor wslik, tie was nut pre ! !i„d eriake lsive_ nay 'detatied ,Inswer, Atl 1te;,90,44:1 Way. As t' S Iv linnet, 111,:ln to the MUSE it"Ptcl'ill qttlittn„ii 7 . 3 the ,u lest, with whict the kionourabie h t ib uit otheiOn, that ol ()or conioiertial i.olic), batt l a , r i„, ' ke ), 'hat I lie.„tionourable Gentleman tail,,i , a ,,to i ! .to , coni'lude the ),ate in had wholly ."''' IIY at7cce4r, 41. it respeoed ' Great Ilittain, and 11.:1ittura,,,.;„,-4d at,i . far it, it res'pet.;ted .. ranee . . , Thp atitne lilit'b`.lemleniatt` was ,I,Jeased always. to as ,t'ut toall,tl,,?ic4urre L.ksc,dtt)staticeit could be pointed tllttrcuotf,e 0 - I , w , 11 . 11 411 s. p(Akey,tyhteli placed ihr Nv 44 , it oldco 0 I _ rh o country on a different looting from thk '," it l l :r W i6cl to etijpy, the incutivehience t, 4 1 he ( 1 4''',, ,-., 4 ' sYstiatti anu to the system alone eeryve ti.„l." ~ildlicellor. ot the Lae iteci. , er . ). thonght tuele ntlY , un ti Lr. t tiit . 11 . the st . , , Oti . 0 ! : . 8 1 ,1 0itte:t i to him u 9pear, or. i hi4 - uu nt i?. l l4cl 11W been taltett, the itli:ereetg thos e of It_ -.Y "t;t4liave iven more atiecier6 .I)nd su, of ‘`:lice 1P6.4.i, ifondec'4l they vvere affected at ta•' ,ll l)tie ri t ,4uhl votneed, that Nero was nu into, i,,_9x.15(1:(10, tli,,r cotntura ce .00'w' whirl! , w ou ld i b ot a .. ' , • '''., a , t ire l ~ , ncii h, d ;.,,..._ „ L , t.- 4 degrev, , jl, the ,Uriletta .tti r!ilitita&,! ,41716;!('',;`'' rtill.ea,red; as...d.,4lterd wag ihfi act.' Iller,!!,ettie,l t,.„.', 1 .g r heir iitioptims, Prat- France WAS lwise 1...,41,11 teapitig :tbt&ibettt,fit.. which would` itrc:ltitly,s.u6,lll:illy,t aLci.il,l ID, l ittr , it E, 1g I and , hid ~ 1,..41 14 ' , Jed '4r 4 901 ell itlle ' (.110 ' i . l. she =heel rd'tt e ~, - Ntich ade rad. t' '' , ' Oflq, (1114 woul d„ , I , a ton,: ta,, irad e , io f ,th e L.' fir, ' - ndV4-beets brocighl ttitOlileimrts i ' lv o, tufr& ltrd-rlesklo tho.l,ots of itatlP, W'e shottld - cr t d , !!'.'t'd n it ~, " 101 a this as would have re ri:,- 300:41,iii atlti-141nurbacter of. thlS't ountry • in a light elab ii..! 4 1 h t , w 11 , 1 ,1 1 ,', 4 ,011 such as she could never:eh,: 41 7 0 `• grealt ,i'citt."loklilittts,:bea.r out 't he allegationi.)— troo vde itl 'w that Fel)ntest.cwas in the Petriesttlor-; _11 . 1! )r lux,„___i ,Istange•twas. not able toliarliVr ..ult p ri, iti...„,,,,.!1! pipet ~tNether, while we - were • - • . e u yt tin 3 t: ? . retil 7 i tf . Ivinagriall tl,l.greitt exp-ent,. t. - S -at-tentlatil' tip titt I me- tiesides let ti '' - h • 'Jo wl ,. lit:, f ew .., , ~, 1 r1 f 4"‘,4 . 8,r-r,. 1 r et th e . l' 0 ' 1t.,. suble6t :to p• . ve 1 ; ' d : y, r-.,,„. ~ • , l4ot. ,01l -44It„* 3".1, idillillt the. sit,thlt of notify ri'arts ,viii:34ctwee4l4l %ut3"lartY tat,,wriintat'eonlpariaort watt . d---.rhey wer4 tell gs it -endtated .intd'ttiti e Over the -.1 1 . , • ‘ ' - 4 w oto Continent-6148ti, e£ll If a t i. r I ~~i •ir • " ITA ;ti ot" t l is ord. a r t tart' CI ; tit rovent intercoarie;ftint to Occiftiiiti it; and`so far had they adsohncecl•iu the promotiOil of (tiElt jed, as tctconipel the I . 'xra i nt ()t . c(o.cmvpit fp burn the prol:V pe 'of his own subje6l4, m order to countered their success. It hisltiraPSl) ll t lets could.havnitgaietfinted s'lrcii "a :result at the•time when the ,Orders .in Council were first proposed, -What exiravag.3necl of ofpeetation would they be charged with Yet this result was ' nciw 'verlfled.L- This.Troceeding the, most effeduahhat hirs ever been brought about to make a tyrant odious, was now fulfilled; and still the Honourable Gentleman' puke of the suCcessuf, the French. Undoubtedly, they could suppose to tyrant to have aimed at the bthlttirigtif -hiS'Atitijeeist property, and the casting of an additional• sligetnrntinn his own fame and chi raater,'he had succeeded, and Might be emigrate lilted upon the extent of his sucCess. As' to the imputation of neglett thrown out upon - hint and his Noble.Colleagnes, he could not, answer at the mo ment the particulars that were'brought forward; btitgeneraliy, he could say for himself, that he had not been to, r,_ or at• the 111103 i six, weeks out of town since first he wasin office; and he-was sure the investigation would 3,..0it his Noble Colleagues (roar any' blame. :Respetling the Berlin Laid Milan Decrees, they never were under.stold by :iovern mem to.have been repealed ; they were not under stoLd to' be repealed at this momenc; .but he should but ha i ve thought' it possible for any one who had taken pains to understand the aUbject, asSett, as the iionotuable Gentleman had done, that they ‘..re Absolutely repealed. The re, vai, of which t - ,sey had heard so touch, was in la:1 peuspetaku and conditienal. The eondidons; were, that Eng land should give up her Orders in Qoutted and het system 01 blockade,. and another alternative was, it America would take up he cause.aga•iit us, WOuld any man in Eitgland say that a repeal, dictated upon such terms, should be accepted? The Hentse would frel it was impossible for him to re,feat,, witheot any notice, the, langtiage_ that. was tred upon any particular day ; but this:he would- atf;LID, that the GovernMent had never- any reason to Chink the De crees were repealed: With re , peCt 'to , a plualcat* proof, the „proof they wanted' was that'• France should stiffer an American vessel to clear out in her ports' la this • country'. • He shoulticertinly object to the propesitton of the Hon.' Gentleinaw for, the production of paperstela•tive tstilhe negiSciatiolv,with America, as lie was • tinwilting to adopt any step which might appear- to convey 'the idea that - tiego 7 (nations were 41 tin end. He ,gave the ,Hun. Lieu deivah great credit 1. r his caochd retrJeti,u on the subject f.f Lore! Wellin;: , 11 . 4 st.ICC I CSS;; Or, as the lintrAleirtletrian seemed to dislike the word, tor the vc.,l different view he. cute' Ivi.h.Jl pow, and foroterly, in that respect. The at*'ooNYlecigtheot WI; 'liebotirable and candid, and besitA'i*Jutioing tbAriS own credit, *must redound I'o' thatittsfaction of the Howie; .by;shaking . the credit:oEhis uropbe• rtes, and .the.piouability of his gloonv It wa• impossible, when they heard him despond it at the present moult nt, not to look to 'his anoiver say. typt.ech ofia4 year, where- they.would , find hitt, wishing that syery soldier was returned irOM the Continent ; lie ,(theChanc4o,r of t he 4,:hetiticr) NOW() not preSuine to 'say w that the result . whtald b , but suirelybe,mittlit - affirm that we now: stood in a situation much, more faVourable -than we did in the last year, and , that the lion. Gentleman bdciptoved 40011 not to,be infallible. ~,For leis o.v.ft ,part, be had totig , ,ine expectations Qf succ , nun itow,, when victories were ettt.itneit, ou, tty ott'e, t,ut oy :otiny.BritishlGenetali over most oi Vranee, he did not tlsytk t,gnr:.,.yonablet .to Joni: tu , .yttiti to a la. vow:lnfo teraitnation of the co ic,t. The tintiour obie Gentleman had thooglit tit to ettlei* into a de tailedAiscussiOn upolift question, tile titsetFistiun ot which wouldtberegulirly before the House in few days, lie meant the question conitt-cied wit the Re gency. Upon that he should give no opinion at present, fun tutr thah to stair, that he . thougln any proposition . for.making a permanent prw Won tat Ilse , plc/tent Inntnt4n„wottid be unlikely to fall in., with . sentitnet6 and feelings ot the I lut..se. Upo io find Oat' the t ion.. Gen:.' tleman—hild of reftAing ;his:mist-In to the mut but.httf,t4vailed bititself ol opporttmaY. rather for he Rtirpose (ILliveting a 61)'•:eCil than 01 ohyructingA4 r proci•et.:ings of Government. i‘tir. Rota atatadi that lie held . a ottfe'r-nce . With the mnichattiaomlin, desired the.reptfal of Eifel:Meta ll) Council in, Consequence of the enemy ilivAgi • repealed 'the 'Beilin and Milan De;cies ti but tiny could adduce no other evidence of their repeal than' the tttlier• of the Duke ot Cadorti to the Anierierin Minister. r~ tj~,~ ~ /t . _ Mr. ALEXANDER BAKING contended that the Ov. ders in Council had operAtedNory much against Bri tish ' , . . Mr. WPITIMEAL) explained, and maintained Alfa °pimp!) 01 pie last dpcilier. „ ; Mr„,flose „spoke in just i4cation.of the Ordere r iiti 400101,, to the way of px - planationoto what he had already said. The' best evidence of renunciationimuit . . ___ .........., ' be the words of Buonapaite; but is 'his expressions of renunciation worts.conpled milli, conditentywhich he knew could .not be,twliniitedl his, olfett to Arun* rica was necessarily .111(40 lirt illysoup Tlittcoikallifif of America' lies- thought very :entriendlf). as being always befo,ehand in , .atta of onpressiorr,.;„illiong natteprofesses,tot,lisregard commerce I bur, , fio t h his Minter soliclindtvlat4his present inability, vdtmay conclude t hat, ho,priales..es to d itiregurd only what he has MA the pact la acquim , . ', - , ~. Afto a fow.inore observations, ihe-queition on the Y.ple.of Greditiaval-put frum , the chair, and car. !led unanimou ~ sly. , .. , „1, , , ~ yf ;., .. .... hitiJITIA''INTERCRANGuIttL i . ' -- Oft , passing to thetUrdei of.theilkorforr , flieilikd reading of-thi'. Bill;' :7 - ' 'i ttto no -, ~' ' e ; til t Mr..PAnt+ista; proposyd, a clatistlf.tetttlt , e Et , irrin Catholic soiiiiers inr . thd Militia legal sekut4 in the exercise of_ their' religion; .7: He' plefaceclitheielatatte with a speech, in wit,ich he recapitulateit;tiostt of the arguments. uA4 , ..l44litlttinif $1 1 41 11 4/44 Akkli'the I 3 itti3ing of the :+ 41 414 1 Y.,14 1 ,4 .4Ptkit , i 9044 OM 1 11 ,0; Ca(hplics w .C rtt,e P t i: l 444q4 l, l4lWitAiitfitic4l4 Agg4 secuely;:6 l nyqry, prinApletokjutticuqfooktut;"44 1 e)tPethericYr 4i/4 to t ,44-WaA.P4kl)4/.4 44814 1 4401-0)6 the reattecly iolAtie4l4LbctiqsAarsioic.s Mr. FrractiatitioligtV44l4# - 4,l i livrAlroftil ti!fliffel cessity lin • _the clause • ; that tile Bil as it strums was Tictektilitelb"VVelr t" p i r i ri iTiz - 4,, 01 to-O g itfi t Aticleil_titi k J i re,p7,4l4k t • i "t r y )14111113W tliiy NTH) 1 SdC thy ill the .. , •;1 1 ; • pceso4l4 l 3e,cprpog opinion of the Crown Lawy,fspf this country, WNO' had been consulted 5upp0.,11.,:• . . Gene'ral,,Mfnaw replied to Mr..,Fitzgerakl, .and inskied that it was neees3ary that some provision should be made for affording to, the embolic Militia men the comelation of their rretigloo while -Serving in England, and . 1,0 thought, as had .been been. by Mr. Yarnell, though not,in his Clause, that R o .. man' dathelic Chaplain's should be appointed to such regiments as were almost exclusively at that fell: gious persuasion. In the Tipperary regiment, eon- Slating of,one thonsand men; he believed there were not more than fifty, certainly net one:hundred Pro testants, and for the truth of his statement he ap pealed ,to their Colonel,' now in the Nouse,. As there are not more than three counties in England where the Roman Catholic religion prevails many degree, namely, StatTordshire, Lancashire, and York shire, in' all other parts of the century they must be deprived of the advantages of religious worship. Sir Jon N NEWPORT,. followed .at some length,.on the 'same side, and amongst ~"a'Variety of reasons,, ably urged far the adoption of the clause, he men tioned that the stippo.ed liberality of thepeople of this country on mailers Of religion was somewhat exaggertied. Ole Learned,bwine, now a Bislkop, had some rime ago published his thoughts on a simi lar /subject, and 'had contended that ,all Catholics should be driven out of the a rmy; arid another , Learned Gentleman, on a Lie occasion, had almost Proceeded the same length. • , Lbrd CASTLEREAcH apoke.agtrin,t the. elausit. Mr. PorasoN ICY, considering the present.all as enforcing the service of the (tor it was nidy voluntary 'to those now in the Militia, but would be eoinpulsi t ry on, all who shall rater ttere after), it was tor securing the freedom of religious worship to the Catholic; by an express leaf pro.. Rion,; in conclusion, he oniervect, thk it we c,:otur blued the rejeetion,of the present. clause, ttli - the known principles and, decEtrations of. Ministers,could be productive of nothin4 but discontent and. iealonsyr . . nen contended that the low...ecuring; to the Catholic:* the enjoyment of their rel i g ion, as . land, there was not the least occe , ;Jity for in tiliauci ion of any new clauso. Mr. HUTCHIgSON supported_ the clause. Mr. HeRkEnT spoke Vinst it. Mr.. Banks also opposed it. • • -- - • Sit JOHN- CO% HIPPISLEY and • Mr."WYNNt p .1-ted it, Mr. GttATTAN said, the Bill gave the Irish Mill- . iiintnn the sane: riglous privileges in England that he enjoyed in Ireland ; • but .the‘gnestion• was, whe ther he should have them secured to him by law:: If the laW did nit establish ,them, the claup was tie— • • ceiisriry, and' he gave it his 'support. The question was then loudly called for;ancrthtl House divided, o c, Far the Cbuse Against it - 2 1 • . .1,„lor it y :I,;,ff, The Bill was then, reod'a thin{ time andrnisOed, - Mr. W. POLF:hrou, ; hi In a Bill {'or ilisCharging the' Arrears of Land Kean(, in Ireland, which wriikead'a ti t tune. The AssesstA 4. 1)K 13111 went throt:::,h toe, a ( nd the repuri WAS ordered f u g o (IA)% The •Lprd I,ictitpikAnk.of jr,gl4pd's. Allowance Bill was rc,id a st•e , ,s4 Alpe conuniticd loc. this. clay.. • The other Ordem (of Nee' baykiver6:'aiip(lse4 . and the .;tiwtistr: adjuuvled , ..at a Au3rter-patit-Two., fr,-- . toertt TRLIL OF CO - ,LO,NZL Jall4r4spiv .....„, 4xll c U tMA Itir tiA 17: :Cl4 E. 1.8 VA 11 0 tatiVng Yesterday, the procliedengsi on-the Triairbf4t,iert tenant 7 C:lonel A0ht,0tt,...01 , , ~I he, 1_0.41, ~,or,,.,Ncw: soLio, ‘Viiles regittient, ft v . o ttii.,,, m o I, 7 tort?,ltipp, of • 'I 116-' G niU I n iil .'l'it'' dt g'eV Sk)l.lt tl . W a 1 'i.4', cdttaiia: - ed, aller-seietal rillig fluxion% iniestig 4 Oickfl'all ";)'''. l'in• charge against the prisoner was asfollowl;—;. That lie, I..ietit: Colonbi Cecirgelottasot4illtrii , ottltho '-'k , ll of 14111417, tSOS,,at• Sydney, to tike IG9I*Y - Vt:OANt ti-iitti Walcs, begin, excite, mid juin in ;i mymny t by, Kitt. ing.hittiseli at the lie 01 tip flew South 'Oldiet p3;lhelt° ii:aiet his Oontin.id n doing Linty in the Colony, A i tAiletZttki :mil ~.ousing to be si:i;ed anti arrested, l 44llitujiyiliiitOnti c , . tietitt„; to hfi iihinisormd; by . means Of tpe alahvt. l ami,oned t nidifory filter, the period' of William 'Crits, L 3 M(. 'then' I' , ptain.Getteral :nut Govcritor-inicitieD:o(Atteattottoorx,off New South \Vale s ." .. 1, : '„ $4 ';'.ftg i i;i. On the part ,:t t he rirgieculton,ufp,tain ,Dijt&m, IA. ~ tign reatl it long written statet))ol4o4t.,l,o o. Fritis gAit.it tite prisoner, ant., fs the.faAs t tlo4Fritt cp9 7 , rini?.d . were sfierwaria.it:uliy, sustainol w i - ,4ir r own vvideoce. upon o.lth, 44 tile lestion9fty ofia ti,r421., ' many other witneis, v,:e. :drill give thy sob j it4n4:e tat his non anon,, as beitig , a itiore cottnectecl Aer l ies, of the cecntlist'attee,s,,,,as . tng . oL:surrefi in the Colony, than wits' elii:ited 'fibril the wi t nesses ut 11tLir,exls -111111ilti01), . , Captain Illigli,Sta , e4„,,tliat in the year tao 4, liis Alitieity , vii graci9t:oix,4!lenstit,i to appoint iiiin,,,Go vernyr qp 4 (....„ I "in- Gi.,ll,,tital ()I . all his I,T3si3ki,oky.and set t lerpents in Niw SoUth NVales and its tlepettlieti-, Cie». When heartivi:d ai h destit.):tint,fh,i;.t . l(utpi. v ile s ß t)leinent 41t ,sydriey in . , a dreatinil 5tikt . , 1 ,,,,,- of .pli sery awl wretchedness aris in g Boni the . 10441,t40s habits of sorti e of its inhabitants. Upoil,inquirifkg into the littiiirittir causes of theie tit ii easing en. eutustailrpf s .,he ,-, tottrid that ti, -WCI - C t iiilgdy, to I), attributed to the exces , iive uss of !i; iiitoui liquors which,were.4arferetV by ilk; wiliti - ay 144. he people, tithArbecattle a source of ,tr,tolii in st) alartoing .w,de. grez„., as.. 40-produce . a ~ genet al depravatiot4.44.4 , l44t :public, morals„.4lnd fo rAduce the TestinMilble part of the itiltablianiiill,stssitlo . o,lo a state of tlikcoritent, borderiagiOU.,A,golnltiVttk diiiboltition )f: . the ,C,olotty. Convitteed,in his own - mind that notlitrtg but the .tuoit active rueaspirew,roWdltejn the torrent of evil which presetiieil i itkvic4(3,llitt,,vigy,' iiii ttle aiatejy get,about thtitetitec . fl. Ire ii übliiirt:ed a ' Proclaittatitn . l, l tirrITMITCUlliT;i' priiit . of / trie ii - pverest ppnalfilii, - .The Inture;itraltic lit4itiiiritOns'hlitittort i anti 'sot.littitoity t,,v,,itrtiF'Hil,,,,wos this tvicasorei,in4l; , ) f iviccillence#,.lh il t al: the beginning of the year tt)t?ti.thekk l i oll y t y a , 4 ) 6 5 - Patrol pri.sperily' unltnoWn wider - an.: .rziftriiit obvertiori, arut;to senttitge . ivere:the inhaLuflais , tiirti It uj e pi, 91; ,11. e., vast .iwproyvinettt 1 : ilk , their .nfillit tri tlmi in ,11 , 1 p, t.bt of ,Januarp 18u, .bv re,qivy.c‘il l i Actilresksined by ,tali` "Hundred iecfwetlb-hiset - q t , e 5 ., 411 3.c0 r y. til , ae,t,r, - Iliajoks for, tlui . l . ,aPjlitc:is l .. "Ak t ßlPsiViifriiSiii44,twr . ;‘ ,, ,4 ) Plit ,,hL kA Pr.v4hlst I Upon tit* o plinth) to gaue'reil, - I'fiev Aid they 4 , ,:. • 1 ,?, • . . .. . , • , could riot refloat, at the coinnienCetrient of a '4`,";• year, from expressing the high Sense they entertai. - -: ed of hiS excellent institutions, w) ivii,tlito rescuic,l to them hm;Tiness, secur:ty, and prosperity, and conclot,el try a sincere 06clarai 0 of their loyalty iiii•l attachment to ibis pe.Son and goverii,itesii. ..; this period, a circumstance hapretie l so intimately connected Wirh the chrrge he had to exhibit Llgisi:,,! Colonel '.i . ohniton, that he could not.piss it ov..r in silence. _Amongst the, persrms dissivisfied wi• h his conduct, W3S a man named John M'Arthur, whosi interests, in continuing the abuses, . were so great; that he could nor fail of being disooniented. tf , the 17th of December, 1807, /. ,a charge wi ts e•x itibited againkt this person, before a Bench of AL gistrates,, for a seditious and improper conchaci.— . .f he Judge Advocate of the Colony had ocf•asioni by the order of the Bet•clb to isslie.two warraiii before Mr. NPArthur could be broiaght . beture than. to answer for his offence, The fi rst he treated .wi t ii scorn and contempt, and the latter. was only efrecL rive, by the assistance of two or three cont bl,s.— ire was then admitted to bail, to take, his trial at a Criminal Court,o'9 the 25:it of Jan. Consisting of the Jiidge-Ailbocate, and six Oleos of the 102 d re g i ment . When the day, of trial arrived, a very extraordinary proceeding tocik. place ! As soon ag•the Jiidge Au - vacate had ,sworn in the several Members 'or the Court Capoin•Kernp, the senior officer, refused tri swear in the Judge-Advocate, in conscpencn oi Mr. M'Artitur's hiving proiested . spins! hi, / 4 0 ~. sence" at the trial._ 1,, Ito 4.tgc7-4,lyoetite r- f..il;- titraied with )tip„ uflicerl, an 4 .l told_ them .tf: i ii i,.e Cour: could not be, ror•ned, 11 , ,r couldit h i% i.:' a , .1: jurisc lc ion by ,t. t I .ithainent, sinless Jr r. d` t...i k• A. • • t • t • A. .1 0 ) •• Capiain, kornp (:liven:led on ifi , : : cuniral)•, ! in i• li- sistcd upon Mr. 2s,l‘4rtlitti's ri(jt:ction "brit i i, itc0' , ....% 'li. AltArtitur then began a stak7oit..ot, in w•h;i:ii !h• reviled the chancier of the Jui1....,z0-A,!vacatc il t!ic most scurrilous "l flignage,, Ow Otii, ors, : , thwad of repres's'ing this Irtscrlepee, took pirt with .11 , PArtiffir, find Captain Kemp threattmed to coininitthr 4 0.1?).- Ar.ivnnce.te. it he persisted in pre:ad:rig . s ip the coiaitl, I-Tpon which the Lgter,humeifiatly retired, .... d :•••- paired .. to the C,;oreinor, ,ciai. k..)u,vcriiineiii,hoits,, i ~ . ...et; redressOt hkinjuriel l th•vrilo r fair'', itiiiW,:hi it, proper to spiv:nun a Bengt), of ~ \•l;i ato ra 1 :;•1 .to :Nile this mit ter into relious co r tisideta,icipq, .1.. tk. knei , (4 trine the six, Otticerq of 'thetlinlinti . conrt .inatle p r .: plicati(en to thecioyeinOr, to appointk i pikr,,T u d til .= .44votnie. i;151111,,, ci t, Mr., Atli ins, to it ich,ca pt..' i n Bljgh replied„ tiol ‘ 4 ,..Ap .kydz,e-Adviicate of the. Colony was j , ,,w9b4ted untler.-,his M;4 *);',3, corn; mission, arai.A:Saflno authorily to room% e hurl I.vitiforn suilicient cause asSig,iied ; and liu informeri,. them that they could.iky4 form a Court without the , Judge-Adt ocot e t 'rid Oovoloor, with a ,i ew 4 f oVainina - aiAciiitiiiii , ds he cu fild It. the (I . :lii)er!tillf! upon this si.tt, sent a ities,enge,r to 'Coli f i,ei JBlinsou, WiffS'. Ate& tour milts .torn Sydocv; i questinge his al Ce on I tic t ~!, . .1 )1 Niro., , .i•ori, . • i t eahr ' ', ' • i . )i• r . o.lonel Jobrisbn it'd a vet ,at ,alter'. r, that he , ti , L.:i'li till•Ibh! t. 4.) ‘.• - tirWe 'or . aiten hi Looseoo...r.t.e .fr a fill he 11,,f.1 rec•Aycil from hi's c:oais e . - The brincli of Nilt .A iStrieS, h'i'Vr,:i 6 Wliblii "A if Iv)iit tiirn, and . it Was te , :olviid I)}' Ili , : iritice id 'the (.;(,„:„:',nor . ',• af tel . •; , ,!.rib , l,,:rniificiatiot.,,to inintlion il'e sin Ot!icc , ri of trie Crann.il edurt ' 1''..:14,re ';! , ',.iii On - t Iv? •ti :t mutton,' 14 iiist , ..t...i. for thc.if coati:olpr. 'lbis rhea ioe - v - - st ii- e wArt.ptil .... opot 1 . .1 the tor eth:on of O R: gni! ' ot . J.inu.tir), `On.l ,i 1) ,}it five G'CloCk 16 the'afiei'ttoon o f • the Same day - 4 , - Iftii 3 loVO ti t Nr:tUiftif I - 01 !1) , :, C. , ,, , 1,)i' lilf‘fif thet: Goretiilirin order w.hiett inityeeli s , alt ~, . ~ .1 1 d f 1 1 * lit.C I J . 1 ' strut li a r V_le..'t_vost s . j a lec ,j ~t) , , til i ! i n ,.,, ri 'iskil . f...i.:utellaot OTai•eroor, desiriEg'„ hfrn to deliv4l . '"! this; t:tl4 , , of mi . . :i. 'bp , 4YE:r o ttir ~ ,p yt of ef . I; l , k t s# . id : - . roe itstoni.hißni, 8 0 44,y..:ya:Jipr tip':di) . f,iiig - this document' 044 llot suipitird, i wii e hle ' . V,ft, itit or tviild til;it al eyII,(:) , IA L , Of t1:d ; t i ti, 1 4 illit'e2t, with Coleyl. l 9l!'tiVp qteir !wad, tvere rliarailgt usi; to the b rieitimplt..4-Tuusr.., with band ii:4o'ili4,4lksolo&.rs dying ! , ~;4,l;iiitied at th:s intirtf:ittoll: tErriki i .olt-4 tYfighd t(), ills Bela'::),: quart In wile , 14,,1 t ti her his paper 09).1 true v,O f t. able iitlleles,'nedo dilfitii(kr with sy r. ,xyltat wilt, ti,est to ).: (10110'.if Ir 1O 'fie meitil 43, -", e, rouse +k ;ts litaly ii . surrn!inded bitli t o int ~ till 0 ,eru tound l u ll tl),:iit4v,44; in b ok ilie hill,. Old t i • • • Alma j ogi t f b.ir c A tlr ti c.i9ver i titii t K, , r , so ~t, o„,cit A i t 4 i t si , (sea N t, ‘c ,. ; „ ni ,.., 4. Y,ll9 l l, i ig , .4 REL ,,, .til , i2ii , agll9/ 1 every room, riis ce.m. ;hat . 'w e t r in A :ttiF. , ‘ oternpr , i..v•ti,.1 , ,,y ~3 : i e, they 'at TO 4 4. klr,4 t iolollili tn yibcre ilky found 1 .Tit; Dove . 1 ,, le ~was,te r nit i lmlihjely SCV4t..:I Wilir 4 great . rillepits - tH k . r'''.,o * iff',.,,,Sp r l4rs,„,,ti)?d, put _ under, arrest. Onyff ib e e„fow w s, ...ivioi.st ih,i. Go , vernor \vas , attempting . to conceal ; some pa tr.., a,•. , p c " a irnpo t ro,nge In tits onsom, tifttvv., his bay.otiNts, and Swore.he - 10.414 be (1 7 --d_ if bq would not run it into his .;;id0,..X111 ‘ ,40 pol l ing down hi,s ()and., tine. 01 i lit! Odievr4 itt (liok)o2d, at tiais jun cture, brought the :Gsrceril'OT, al , ilyr. floor Colooel „Johnson, in Whi.ch 't.t.,tl' 011144 ,#11;) to submit quietly ti, the :st'.., ' ti ,t v‘'Lich s tke 11 " d ~,4).t4i'd of I ' l l Pcf 9 9.q.„; . l il3 l 1)e was prochr u edet / it% tNe,i4sore rot the saittly of . h o obi ony i Ittiii ti t,,,,A.4# dtin6 .)lily out of c:,,,pDapce, with the. VilibeB9f Oszt,,jpbOitatits and i.4.itlets v}-lit : w: r. , disconientglnifil diss,atisfied with his 00 , ...1».. s d6sconded to the, culoriel,. who reifeatrcl-iO. hill) tt'es rci:::)Citr?lti'litt‘:::l7ll:l-11t4::::;111°1111C.:1SeF4111 : 19'..r!br::,i1I17:0'7:15:15ald't'ilirti ? ash : iChA S' ip6'111911; : 1:: : : s tt : :j). : 1:' : ',;; : ii,:l s :t : ' ::( 1 : :: : ' . biinscitlptider ittiliiory arr.::ski,,th.A4n4rti 4 ll,, w 4 . 4 ., 4 proclaitned ; .rlittl dint e'ikc,rv , l.Nli t plir.l.tivhy thing,. Must. subut to his aotliorlty.,, :4:4Nlagistrafes ; alai Officers in ti,t; riVii GoVertigllpt pl. the Colonv, tv tio 1.1:1141416il1 k 4 in the Itunte pt , thet true, •,.1 o re alSoi pus 4 110pr i limal,, and btfor , ii., q u i:4 o 4y a ~„1„, t'ie'rs, to y etri t rAiiietcye,haincks.' 1:lie c.,.overf ith ',.. p.y,..rs, itn,:liti,4 ‘ ,A . ;,private, were seizel A: T( 4I ,, by It i, the ordext..o ~.. o 400 ,;. , t, , .,.,,, ;Ihil a Conimitftriti, ix:a? ! airpet:*t.. , ll , • ,f.-,•,•• i; ..,:o, .1,1 rewrt•their ccni.; - . ! halts t0,,,i 1 1i0 tv,l,t , l i.„C ,A r 't':':!..-I'. j..;i ~3. 1 1, nitwit, violent res .,*' ~c 4 rya: V :\.:!' wii <.: SeQn tO Ofttl, ait•OV•4l l fri s ....4o, :IC! ~ ~.,, i I „ .., s lit i 100 i, s tit ~ ,g , V, 1.i.V)4 , ?? PI lIVPIoSa.. I: . (~,v,,z;.,,r bviiig thu s d 4.4 ii4l'sd o 4evita ii k ed t;.. 1•;.',,1:H I , i ,CiOle COlitl t ic : - I)tilLt. i9', gq,9tpitli. Ch;• 149440p 0 \k,i4,ll,,g,tlard to six 41 s'cildier t i 1 0 pro ysn 1 ~his escape, .. !.-re was depriv v d or -alas Soci4ykir' , Att friends, .-.t ~..,t ois cta i agli t ,- r quit': nOiticr *, -n? w:,:, •••.!,, 4eiwt . :,i s j . ov , I, i,, , 5A,4015r. ' %rtit t :,_l(Ttiiiiott Ict f ,f . 43e...rei s ti ti p olimy 4 . 4 - al:•;N4 t ‘civil 'Ott;ceri. 0 ..klatt,. Govertitilcrlt• aCrt - Ore tit-it oilices and tut ir t'Ssrgii,Mnigi - - • , - • • - ' i ' l t '. ebnlinement.' The keys of the public ~,,,,.,,, 'acrd # s Tiis fi t ytu the et.,unruissiry, and a ,'care; ;''' 9401tur,ittle., store- 10L150 ; tind,- to c rown t h e 4 ole,:o3)vtiel Johnson' - ordeed the Gu v e rnol ' s lik