The Sun. — London, England, 1811-06-14 00:00:00

'fr .t. • r. , Majority ROUSE OF COMMONS, THUEbDAY, JUNE 14 the stun , hot Aid be 30061. nr 50001. when the num- Uttrh Wt'l iu favour of ti,e lau c r.--- contenta - - . 6 NOLI-Conlenta _. 4 _ After sortie further discussion the other clailses iFt thu 1301 were agreed t), on an understanding, how tvvy, tront Tl,e Lotto ctIANCELLetit, th n he would reserve what more he thick - otfer oti them till tht.: third reading of: the Ult.—Adjourned. Loveden's. Ditotee kiritl way colloitted. 111 r. Warren . wai - hem(' in Rupp rl of ilie Potitiotwl , tkt prove ti , e adoltety of MN Lovedeo with Mt.. 1Z iy tvo.t(l Kiriterr Two I,•ltf-rs, wai ten by thelatry to iftrker, were real ; ihrir cootenht were to , ), ritsgo. , tint4 to bleat the public 'el e. The Reort of t!e Bffi ordered to be rdccived to-rnorrow. A Message tile Lords 3,l,4)wicetl that th. it Ll4Lishtp. had agreed to the Custotris Ahorcion and itt : "... , ,niat,on Sill, the• il.es6e(l Tows Bill, the Devonshire Ni nor Bill, the Exchrgeer B•lf4,- Bill, the it ek Salt Bill; and to several private THE MANUFAcTuRERs , pETITIONS. Coloud StltNlAtit brtuigh.' up the Report of the Committee of who's) the P, titian of certain Weav er 4 and :titter Mantilscitirers was leferrel. The R , po , t stated, That the Com mittee h id examined evidence on the allegai ions ot the Petnions, itttentled in all the 4UggeStkl r lS ha (' r it * n . 111 r 0 out tor the relief of "the Petition, and t'Ound th,ti tosuperable objections pre-ent ed thetrurlves towards accompli-bing the olijoet which they wishrd to obtain. Tii,lt it did not fill within the tiinU ot the Legi.l,iture to iwertere, by impostil iestriettomi and otbi.l ieSisaints,tiom ;yr sons who were merely I ib.iurers. Thin the at)ridg lii-lit of personal liberty, in r ,. .fiPO to l''g"l'ltiu2; the houri it labour, was not wninn their province. Thit 10 Wild pecuniary aid out ot the public pure was, in iln• St:'ile improper, as it would violate one of the fundamental princi l .les,ol the Con4titution aod that, if afforded, it would be en.irely i etTie.tcioti. and objectionable in every point of v e ; brside*, it would ex' de expecta tions in other ci,tatter-, witltar could not be re al.zti I, :ind tend to de trot that juht ow 14 how on which the security of trade so littiCit STANLgY moved, That the Report be tiketi Into cousid , ;a: ion 10.100ir This pind.iced a long Coiwilotion, in which Sir Anstrotrer, Coronet Stanley, M . An, reriimbie, Vse, Sir R. Peel, Mr, A. Bar ring, Generil Twlelon, .Mr. N ice , at o the Cturicelloi at .the 11‘chequer, took 0 oft. he on 1- 2 bin, Gentkman, uho concurred with , tie rc.'ett cur `;.hc Honourro)le Members 'who m toe ,w '134 to reinter ,ev:.ry assistance ii, the Matiutactoier„ pro.,.esecl e aS much titn , .! tot • on•ii posdble, d,,tl ell' that tilt ftep rt Ybok,lld. be taken into con sil.r.ttiAl 0., Wedncs.lay. next. This 'Motion was Th e M i „ il i e4 o f the t.idence taken before the were istit:r v. 440, brought up by Colo- Vet y,atiley, laid upon the 'rabic. aid prdered to be printed". TrANIDAD. mf.•MADIAVAtT to,e'to bring forward big motion tlw ro,tildion of ..he Sint;h (i on , 1,44, into lite' 1-,land of Trin ..r . d‘icl.' tionouro , bte trust4d (hat he WP O . ktOntitted b> III! es' prilic;plit t halt that of Appetillog to it lltitit't H i9use of Com• moo , bo l a t ~t t h e of Gicat Britain re koding i n "I' m , ;( t a tt, li e d it to be highly tweeetiary to c the :ill, n i .11 u.f. the H 'ow to the su' , jer,t, k i l.i N ,nte 1. Ir,l • two wa., at the lieAd of tins Colonial tie, artiovnt had stated it to ba the inte n tion of Lit Mti•-%13...4 Min stars to contione the smite tbno of otic Govt:mmott which had so inn. , ciiigr.to..e,; 'rue Iluu. Gentlern went itito hi,tory of the tsland from the Vicar t7BO, d 0 ,4 n ;to 17,97, when it 'w s optilteo by the es i ,dt lion 'tont 'Ott of thii cotiol-C, under the comin lid of Sir tlf.t . ith jib r ro , tie, w;1), itw t vsses,ion ill the n one find oeb,ilt of Majes y, secured to the Simin sit int,abitan's their pro , , , eity and lives, brit nl3 k no, illlcrafidtl itt relpert to the laws of the islait 1. Witt things C,. n' till GUvernor Pieton Wa , app, , hve , i, who, to obviat , , the , te tiotniness of 9.lwwe of ch. ir proce•s•-t, Which laYet iii) long ;e (..:hanc;•ryitwits, it dinatices which pr4ittl,ted for twe dtct ,iott ,f itt to plo i •o , ty lii a snow. way. tt, itity2 the ishiod wa, ci to Great t',rit tilt, and t t o • 1 0 1 l us of • tit•ii , :t4 great. Intercourse tetw en the inhabitants and' of courie At tior tim e intrle twc,s, , ,tit G(q, r.,or 1 , 1 6 0 n lii (.1 (.;ist,,il,l one of the council, which tit , tf.g recalled, and Gei, e ral, Hist° w.cs trt oiott.d to Int he ottii:t-? at Governor. bout ativuit,oo3 v., IT hint 10 remedy the Colo. pl ;1• 0 1, tilt the sf.iut.-,1. of- I,,tivv• nroceetWtgl4, whico wer• trot s Ito oi y to some of, 'hi.. Law t..):ficer , ,i ail i• $Ol3 0 tat Ministers j044. , ,ecl it necessetry to ,aii Mr. 4,:i4...0rge B:trii%ter, to hotd C,,rfiLlo,, Stc. Commission - h 99t I.tyoul ileuti uitr, litithl,ri ii,tiawstatits 111;11' if ittcd tor Bi WS, Wll•cif Was followt4 up last by petitiotii from all the commercial towns in this hito 2 ,(loin in their favour. Mr. Smith was Itc.•4: , rLi , t);iy sent oat to hit at the jud:cial situations for to hich he was Affect by being i n to slit' °filet Of the Noble Colonial Sk•Cre. yri , with. it touch of his tritrgit al wand, lik e JL' ILCiali()liitiUtiii of OVid, tr;iji9(ormt.,l tho, .; and A and a Sit, f r u) , j , .1..t:; , ,!,01 the ,Acd.etictlaws. By toe laws of ; the- cow). „ • , ,f (104 . 141414 1 ' „lit( Oil Is imphsed upon any mai) ac lb+ t aiiptt of inclgo, ty hew has not studied the, ;,, • ,„ f,ir c!.IIS ;' and by 'th , f Spa , i.b Liwtt, if sh ill =h!a t.k! 41410 111611 ititilcial itS: loy a fine at 1 - 0,000 in,fr,i -vodis, 7i.rtmootlittgloti, Me S • '• • ittith decided in , fie • twer Co!1,0., tigfrixetii and sat its wiper I. t of A f r,;(l e; i;4, drvsSed not a sits the trifert( , t ,n A 1) 1,io, vtoi, bin to it sopu-rb SpJOl4l - rdtcliti. ft lute aittl44..!saiwary citscka winch the aaw>y tin' post , d•were doneitway, the offices bcir,ggnited in the f p.,.1 - so,. of Nli. It, One of the great sources ot ay.,- . 1 i • co , tent %as +IC dotkkl feo3 paid to. 1 S I t 1, lite! ,dv.k er Cwiris, which Mr. Stui It 'hal to decide in di( Cjurt, and he toolt.iatie to decide in his o n f tt,ur,.dt•tte.i , g, that for eery witlicss exa• ruined, a fk c of 22 ourtars, or 51. I Os. stet ling, should' be. paid. At ingilt Mr. Smith, tindiug the busi- - tress of the Courts too touch for hint, sent down to the Canter:As fur advice, and the contvequence WaS, that two Spini,h iid.ocates were Sent over t. asst ; and now 'thtec persons were paid 46r doihg• , , what wore properly beloligs - to one. Atuon4 tire, nutnerons . ratliiei fo; 'complaint, that relative ti e the imprtstmalent of Oh. I), niter of a tieWs i t.tpor lor • tuseittig all adiertist-rtnetit fettiont the attt , (any us • ne Judges, theie teeing uo s,:ci: turn;; in tile Laws of : Sprint as Liberty of the Ties(. Toe piiiiter was 'moned in a loathsome dun Aron fot two nio„th,, - : and at length liberated upon It,cnib rferente of the G o , c ri t o t . W o fflqices: of t his des riptiori woetltlttis . ed, the most ntoortons e.sca,tt because by the 1:1v0i of tio ut a.erinie puni,hlWe with death can beexeeated, less he contostes his cite, and '.timlti-e no, be. is g in use, it is not to be supposed a twits % (mid hang himself. Such Was the suite of Ili:: Laws ; and even a person charged w nth a futirder, who had fl .ifl to this country, au t was ,sent baLk Government, remains untried. The Laws (it were particularly (nip tionable to Brt. s subj ch, for by tlio4e•laws t4te ideoe• of a 11egf0 ut 111,11, Or coloi.lr cannot b. received agains a. w hi e: Not so to England : alt are aliSe subject to the-saws. Some of the-e laws are s:ll 4 lAatly Negro, or man of col ur IS found co-hatriting with art wOman, he is subject to re , eke the punish-. merit ut one liUtitiiel lashes. Ir ros against . a white Man, that bated is cu. off. 'I he Hi,. notivable Oentieniedi t 11l ii made vcral rci relic( s to the LAWS, and seated, that he could rove 11,, hardships tinder which the inhabitants kboor nom their operation. In one case I haul h suig , on, %St wa4 also a Planter, was charged nit the iii suet u t ' his Negr). slave. It se. nos tree slate bad By tile Spanish L.. it ,i .11‘7%; abi, lit his tnaritees . servco lot mate t halt t ltr di)s, tic st4U jects himsell to the puttbaituetit t• 1 8U tuts , es; p , outi in gradation to 200 lashes, lot t ‘o ..0 the ; hut if he udabScill opw.iros of s s, lire is COOllll , l , d -anti toe prlutshitieti u." dea.ti ! This Fientiti I.)oc;tor's st'ive ttHS absent two til i At length he Was'eaughl, chid his host.. r had 1,111. lied up to the stake anti he tau ie ceived the 200 , sllL's, tt,e Frencll Doctor o e .1 his breakfast, I , avitig Into tied ud. Ott i rim front breakfast tire • Mat) was ct u I at s.ak. ! ! Eor tois murder ac was Iry I. Lill I be Mal 1. W 4. contended by the A to i:ey-Ueitetsi, to it ti.e it soner wits subject to British Laws. 'l , e CJUllsel It•t the prisoner couteuded ti the coat:fry, .4 . 1 • ire W. 13 acquitted. There. was atwitter case +ii wanton crite.ty.' Sow.: Oilieers at he iNintitJ havnig been' out to dinner, And beaten with wine, Ott re or:tin n Massed an Indian hut, u hen they heard the sully t•l . • . mirth ; upori going In t .ey I tit . so.tte iiegruts visiting (this was alter uuti-bet, attil a k ainst the Sy.t. mail La.es) : the ()dicers I tolieitta , .l ) •illO,l/ thin' sabres and and ti , ...6;a11 to cut alto itatk the pOor 'louden hug Ova 1.1, 4.•.. 0 ie ut the invii's li.itWs . % soine Witt ctilloreri quitert.dly hut L, The othe--rs were allef words irted, and Mr. Joc.,e, devoted that as the N. - v,roes ,weee tad their noistersestaie at sun-set, the priso els c(urct not be found guilt) wider the Sttit ' ish Laws. They were accordingly Joy' reef. Gentleinau titell noticed ih. great del.* ill toe Ct. it Courts, and sod, that he utiderstuud the At- . and th e S.,heilor'.6ei,el•.t 1/10 1 )U , edbuttle the Dv.trtur at,tl Credttoi L.rws ut the I land, in oidei to do away the tia-usilip. Ile in. tati•;ed'a case, biws.-n and I.'ddcly, the . urivier a re. syie,iit of Laver, out, alto the latter' an Is.alldel, Which the ilocess had been t armed Oil WI id )ears. The papers relating 10 them Avere mule :bon tie largest cart c0,,10 carry. At iengtii the h-r, which neatly coostimed the Isla• d, bin tit those tutu mi, uus papers, and Mr. DilW Null having had eiiungh rat wyer's bills, did nut ettlitt- to carry Oil the suit Any longer, :Mid gave up lit, c(arin. Hv then referred to itte leiter ut the Notate s,6 eta ,y cu t . Suite, upon h he ctiantirtited of Sollje iriig(ll coot,nding, that as all the ot.eer Isl a nd s u c i ut ,..i ng to ill,. cltiiier, of which Trinidad was one, enjoyed the British Ltws, he twilight It a measure of injus tice in the Goser t.ineht to teeny that Island 11 10 .itch: s. The dental Would bid etreet tit tx...iting and might be prcductive of injurious cotisequences. He pointed the attention 'of the Ii -cirri: to me serintis evils wilier, had Occurred al. Liotatly Bay, from a Oeyol a.; form ot Government, atilt aituded to Jarnaica, which Originally, When kt came into t'oe possession of the Gown of England, .tint ,uiajtr;t to the SaLlle laws as 'Trinidad : Governor after Goi , ertior was' Sent Out, but without any et , - leer. The inhabitants smarted tinder the 1a.% s of and it was not until they received the British Laws and the Bitrish Constitution, that th e y were riii;'eteii. A:1.01 A variety, ot observations to shew the advoilt,tws wlticti would result to the Island ti clnct troin the Inti - oduction ot the E'nglistt Law, the • llnnourbible (..“1111 , -rudit . moved the 1011ov/tog lie tooktioo : " That it is ex, (Alvin for the better se em rig 'of the Liberty aid liroperty of his Majesty's Subjects ill the Island ot Trinidad, that the ation inittr.,that 01 justice, aCCO;(1 ug to the Laws et Spain be tliscoritiroied in that Island, and that Bri -11811 C. tilts oi Juilicature tae vht.,6l•shed fur the purpose of snbstitutinz eats achilinistrannu of the .311iisti isv." 'Mr. AitouGtiArit argued at, considerable length against the iOuttOO. Mr. Smith (ot whose charac ter it was unnetessary for heat to speak, high as it stood in the estimation of ail woo knew that Gen-. tlentan) in the case* in winch he fiad beet, aCCoseu by hi, lion; lei iend, had merely conformed hiinself to the Spanish WV, which law he Was especially t:e roit to l'rintd `,d tO execute. A 4 ill the Ullioll of of ,two offices in otie person, and the appeal twin Mr. Smith in one cap Cry to Mr. Smith in at,other, 'many similar cased existed in this cowl. try. - In many of our COW tti kippdatti were, mane, groonded 4 , a' the Luis direction of th e vei yJudge to who,u the appear itias submitted and the ippealo to theHon'ge of Lords from the Chancery Conn were virtually, in 'many Ci4SCR, Appends from the Lord Chducellor in one Cap silty to the Lord Chan ce;lor in mother. An this tni.Jit. be erioncons i but still •1,Ut:11 was •Ihe practice. His flint. Friend sp ke 01 the eNi.ting laws in the Wesl,lndivs, as it. they were purely British ; than which no assertion c iuld be more nob - minded. As to t ha , part of the Sp shish cir,fe in the Island ot Trinidad, which retried to the Sidves, Mr. Smith, the documents an toe table of the House, and which obit:eel at once thatC,-n. tlem in's ta , ents an.i humanity, , ju s tly cbaraCterised it as almost divine. By the scoedula which ors Hutt.. Fr Lad . condemned, it was provided that no Stave .huuld be punished bus by his noisier, ord steward, that no flogging Should exceed e 5 lashes, and hat if bloo I or' a Cbt:iitSitill 5b0;1,3 he tie inflictor of the punishment shouf.l be subjetl to a fi e increasing to a c onpo ergs ratio with the to petition ot the Offence. His Hon. Friend cited upon Pailiaioent to substitute for these benevolent reguittii,ins • the 'system pursued in our West Ldi under which siiives were alto , cd to 11 .g s;Stav Under which Uninnned pun,hinel't tv.S ar -I,twc.t to be ; ann under which the inn'. turs existed of which the pipers on the table atfoid-' apt sot n •Isgusi.ingsdebrils. As to tralis e laiitii.g the trial by Jury to the West Indies, utile., ihe nal ore ot En4tishinen could likewise be tratisplanied 14. theri it would be but a mockery, arid would ;afoul "rely an engine of boundless opprt..ss oil and injus tice. Time tree people ot coleAnAts pre• erring the existing sy.oem, oe i ireeitied the intro ,ll,llfori of the les — genie one ot.the'utlitt Coloffle4. , tits Himourablo F:.! r.nd proposed the aoolitiets ot the I)efore even ale nature or shat Ida !oily ascyranied. bv , r, Kin,:,•s fietic. , bid eced. fly aponed a decision on Ili, p front their not hoing completely aWate ot the. extent f;uat law. Instead of any aliet,itieht in the. ;i i 'pact', ire ..cussed that the icaliver, the rum, an I 'he j slit e r , coinwemitted in Lord Liver-: bout's di-pareses, and widen recommendat on did su much t 'edit to Onvettithent, should be constant ty aricotteu to, a ,d that the s; , irit ut 11;10st') juris pro 'once should inklueiice the exercise ot the Spa nish Mr. STEPHEN followed on the same side: He deoted th A one !tic' LOS 'staled b) .the Honour- Mover 1 / 4 v as of it ct ni occul ret'i'e. T,,e propo sition tttty distinetly Tinprataieib;,e'and inadmissible, ehter. d too tits elaborate d. tail at the various ort.crto: ions ot pci,eulatiiiii in the I , land of Trinid,d, other the small piiiportio.. of the Wtrites. cry white.man, Ito vtver, an application had le ti.i endeavour to induce him to recoin i;enti the Spani,h code, white the peorle,nt,,t:olour, thOugh so touch-more min so Lkeply Herested in the questtn, were, not with•taii :mg the ino..t hunible appliyatiou to the %;Liv rhur,. refused per u.ission to petition the Crown aoins pr jetted change. rrhe Island of Triot• did had beet' tor years an asylum for peitynts dylog tro their ciedt;ors, and flying \kith evcry s(,Qt W ~ properly of which 41,1 could elandstineiy posies, - These "ki ere; tlionght - , beniseiaes entitled to so much coutilence. Alter ing he fashion of the turban and tire cur of the whisk-rs tti king the Sepoys, had excited ;web coin ofurs,ll4 4, to tidang,er our don4hion4 itt East j and it the changes re, ommended were to be tuna &lced into Our West 'lndia islands, it might 'be pro ductive of the' Most serious evils, and disurgaoise and so men all the bonds of society. r He teg tided lhe h h ft pressed 1 , 1 a Legislative iss,mobly:of• heir o.so, as arisi',g front a desire to g!•t ot toe . ' , C:on . rotil of the Pat liattient, .014 they might (make Itticii Tweinal.iegolit;ons as would hate the t.aiet't of revivin the Shire tirade. He the briefly ' I ~rated 10 the House the numbers which had I dl e n viAims 1,0 Ow cruel thitlic in Trinidad. At one lintl,,t which he tiaiHed, the nuinbefot slaves on ht 7 Island was 2,4,4 , 27. Jit three yws.efter it was reduced iei '2 ,P 65, the loss in the three years bating timnalit.t to six five hundred and thiay two, being twerity-thrice per eent, r on the three yeas and am ! miring to .near eight per cent. arm :thy. This calculation was made without a refer- ~ enee to 'the nionbeutimparted since the passing of ' the Ait , which he should think roost make the loss altogether abont Iwetic 'Cent. It was t he'par ties interested proceedings that would be ,benetited by toe proposed change. He now , thought it .his ditty to say a tow-words ob:icht dual, whose eharifeter had " h'een but than whom he knew not a more valaable pub lic servant---Mr. Smith, late . ../udge of the bland of Trinidad. That Gentleman had sat:red tire greatest persecation' fioin the lat.tto t whirsc ciaims l t d been brdughts . before tot House that night, and the firumeo,' the magiiiinimity, th e consisiency, and the steadiness with %vnielk it had, been, sOst:iiried, entitled htiti to the admira tion of all. This Grntlenlan was It:‘,.' on his way to Europe, rind he be How,: Uftl,f what eireuttistaneei:. Aiter it 111 d tried lot a long time p but vaildy tried; to vanciosli his patience, and okercome his . virtne, the Governor and Council had taken upon theroSelves to exercise that power which belonged' to the Crown, only., to get rid of him. This was rte unheardl-ot assumption or power (unheard of till then), which lie hopii.iA . rould short. ly be lookid ieto by a com;.eient J tribunal. .The Flom Gdutletrian proceeled to 'relute the charges preferred against Mr. Sthith, be , towtOg the highest eulogium oft the condatt of that Golleman,,as be ing founded on an unsound proposition, and brought forward at an improper time. Lord CASTLEUEAGH entered into a historyof the :proceedings of Goyerhotent on the cession of the Island of Trinidad, and.explained.and defended the policy „~ the arrangemeots then made. He spolta letms of the highest praise f the char.eler of Mr. Sinn h, who had been out to ,adoitnister the Spanish law in the spirit of Engiisn jUO'ite atilt mercy. He approved of the course whic!Lhad.been pursued by his Majesty's present .Mittsters, with resieet.to Trinidad, aila though' it would be itn• proper to give power to p.rrsons *.% Ito would be.hke ;y tt, wielo it agai6st each other. Thou4ii ne hoped, scenes like tinr‘e winch .had been .wit-e , sed would oeyer ;cairn, yet in his opinion it would ,b 4 rash ru t.ippoie the embers of passion were wholly wain 1 - .. „ * !'. g" is I ) eu , And that every teeliai of }ealcoil 161131' F'. ready lio more. , . , , . , ,' ''. Mr. BARING SpOke at tome length on the tinhjel, Ile . thought the lion. Gentleman dserve() pr,lit;J, tier %:.t.) ,, t u l i r6 l 3 l . l . l .l . . ilit:l ß b ge e A i I I )%Y. e i g n s ° t A t a uh u b lidt ; , i , 1 61 1 )4i e eb d j n egi t ilieli Trinidad,forward, hat a w ate hi l e 'l l i t e °n1 : ‘ " )1 !I s d ° . l 'l:6 ' c.9'o ( 0 the ' inhahitants those bleskings win. hp es thes .l riki f l a til l t i C.lt' t os h . e e't7 i lj rg u ' t ti:irit:1;:a111:11:1,1ift kGhte:de ablby)ll:nro(i;ell::;lent;nleta'Yilt:PhOli;;* 0), N:te , was against the motion. i. thought the loca' sur! proposed would 1:1, , produ liv.. of evils o f cosi. de"bre imigni,n,le, while that lent is ot v 441 nil. portal)' , C Weiola resnit from it W B4 by nt) 10,111 •Ciriir, Wall relljetA (0 the trearnent of Ilaves In the EogliTh c0i,r,004, 34 C0(111)41Vd.tVill, WI 31 Ill'i( 'eXperieneed iii,t be colonU.s of Spin, he %void,' sti:to ()tie fact, which• be knew to be true, aild e ich /11 •, °aid challenge any, Gentleman la contra Ict.--111 J,3'n'ti",. It was c,msnleie.) 'iv 4;reatesl Ron'tiholvot shut of 'droll . ' that could be t.tifii.leci 101 . J illine on Wm a dive , to !Oka hint from Our sevcrity. xid 'e'' o to the cotupatatively mild oale ut slavery ' 1 0 ‘:. 11 it Ji a I been stated eats ed ill he Swots!' cul'''s' ,[liere it ,4 ' a , . obierved, his might arise irolo +0 fr lug ethl/111018 to send slave s..li wider ..otv. 01001' It'fflo-s to the w ine, 3 H e (M , (0; to) (..tAt oit • tk•ll.l4l‘:4lputicti.ciAtic.iit_tiih,iits:o,,A.,atet4.l.eutti, it6ile.ehglitailteciviti.l,ly,uSis.lei‘i:::s:,,%'(:;:uhi.'liii, :role° Lou t ries whert. there ..wrt ., i') 0 1 °"'• "ge 'lot tit.. que,tion '11001 (gre:i' t Idicarl; re;', ~' d ,tlia , t 1.• ioi.obil.in 'of 1) iiii !ad 411 0 oli l I ithiger lit; an excote yr exi eding l b, e.,1 iv , v . ~ the Art(iso Cohst totnin. Tin, lit! beovvol ,' U K ! Ltie..elle'led, by 'lie prest-nt ,Iti.lirral t•Nr• soni o l :14 I.Celing oft v-H,414e. 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' . to 01 30 dared Mi• • osier; would h.ivc b, cll 0!:1;q4;100),,01, I.)levi:°re., h'u.t,,th;it thele w.is ou iiitew,icio 0 i i.) i io 1) any' pyot.eetliug upon the do"l""`E'''h,lote ll'a riii". he W01.11(1 refer when it .10,.--,,ioa ia.°ose, .10 show oil which side ! 1"' I,:.,fity• Ass,")csloicPs to be tou•ul, and on !NI13:1' '' ) ! II . ii;o 4 140'1 ' ,• ~ by th'e eitebango ~t FICII. 11 prifio,6l . 1 ,0 o. "; allowed it WOUld bt.l 311 1101;1.1r I.l''Ll 11.1,0,0 prod le to oti tipon,t but is e 6011. th (.31):1!':1001. I(4,()l)itrd • it beCaUSd, Ihe.y tot! t:110 g , l ii I'``.l°. , 1114 , ,w,w.i., 9?EICIS to relraie A lt heir owl' loco, kilte;, Ille,_S,e uniiiirpy i)er,oll4. . lit' tt.otton wa4 Oen catriect nein. co l ' 10 ol ise# Sr6i I,'. BuliDiVIT ptpapolted Iti6 'olooo'4 131, 1 qUe, pee (,1 the ,atelit-.-0; o t Ow bow, to I° ‘, );'° 46 " :Ile otlicr Ori.icis of 111-. L. aiy woo l'':',.;4,t' to.° °r: and the Huai° adjuoillei a' , ba" 1 " .1;cloek. • tuf a ' NIA ti 1,5. 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Ta'll'de at:o 1:61,gr:Plai:j:::::°::::c'°:11:1:::: 'illiittj k IWO O'r I rt,.„ . Ltsbon for r.Tdav YorK ; 'hi' 111°- e$ 'if' Talc: n - 111 Ab'er' ' 316 e, two brigi, 010 a schooner, , . 0 1;4 artvategj Tal'en, I,londered, atid roitolned by t his . , or 1 witil voyave, , 01 1 o'. wi,i , tt were e.lgrsged in a I° '''' , 010144, are enUtled la the ioterictretto ° I -Li' fit, sl4' data beostit, several rieploO:aig PsPcill '''