The Sun. — London, England, 1817-05-16 00:00:00

TICE INDICTMENT AGAINST sx r; WOOL", THE 'I'WO•WATSONS, PRESTON, AO HOOPER, Thii indictment, as we before stated, consists of four counts. FIRST COCNT. The first is for compossiag, and itnagining to put the King to death, After xiving the namciand de seriptirin of the persons charged, and'the usual technical introduction, it proceeds to state,• that on the first day of Noventher last, and ott divers . other 'days' a!al times before and after, tit the partils of 'St. James, Clerken‘vell, these persons, together With o thers unknown, " did compas4, i nagine, and intend to Move and.excite inittrrec.. tion, rebellion, and war, against the King, within the kingdom ; and to subvert and alter the leg's• la, ore, rule, and government, now duly and hap, ply established within the kingdom ; and to hi ing and put our said Lord the king to death." After this general averment of the traitorous intention, • the indictment goes on to specify fontteen,diffe• trot overt acts, ,as indicative of that intention. We have already mentioned them ; but we shall bow, to gratify the curiosity of our readerS On so important a subject, give them in a more technical shape. , 1. Trie first is as follows "To fulfil, perfect, - and bring to effect, their most evil and wicked trotstin, and treasonable compassing nation aforeviid, they the said, &e: [naming them all] as such - false traitors as aforesaid, on the salt! Ist thy of .Novernher, in -the 57th year 'of the reign aforesaid..• and on divers other days anti times', as 'Well before as after, with Torre' and . , arms, at the stivl parish of James, Clerken- ' well, in the said county ofiNlkldlesex, maliciously and traitorously did assehible, meet, conspire, and rouHt anion;; . thentSelVes;- and together with, divers other fate, traittos, whose names are ,to the Jurors unknown, to devise arrange, and Ma ture planS and means to subvert the Constitution, , BIM Government of this realm, as by law esta blished ; and to deprive and depose our said I.ird . the King, of and from the style, honour, anti kingly name of the Imperial Crown of this realm: 2: [And farther to fulfil, &c, &c.' s befOrc,] , the said traitors, &c. on, &c. aforesaid, at, &c. aftiresaid, maliciously and traitorously did ..ts sernble, meet, conspire, consult, &c. to stir tip, r,aise, make, and levy insurreetion,.rebeltiOn,, and. war, against our said Lord the King, within this realm, and to subvert and destroy the ,Constitn , 60,11 and Government of this realm, as,by law csta,:- Wished:, S. (And further, in fulfil, &c. as before) the sald , traitors, &c.,&e. did asseibble, meet, conspire, cop;ult, atitl agree, (&c. belore) `to attack and seize: upon the .13ank of England,and the King'S Tower of London, anti to seize and take possess bion of divers ordnance, weapons, arms, auditm.. munition, to arm themselves and other false trait, tors ; and to attack, fight with, kill, and destroy, the soldiers, tioops, and forces of our said Lord the King, and Other his liege anti faithful subjects, and to raise, 161, and Make insurrection, rebel lion, a n d war, against our said Lord the King within this realm, and to subvert and destroy the GoVerntnent: and Constitution of this realm, as by law established. 4. (Avid hither to fulfil, &c.) the said traitors , &c Ste, did eonspire, consult, agree, attempt, and endeavour, to seduce divers soldiers serving in the land forcei of our said Lord the King, and also divers other liege subjects of the King, (rum' their d u ty and allegiance to the King, and to move, persuade, and procure t,be saute, and outer soldiers and Subjects of the King, to associate and join themselves with, and be aiding and assisting to them the said prisoners,. and divers other falsti , traitors, in a wicked and traitorous 'attempt 1.4 1 them,, the said prisoners, to he made to subverq and destroy the Government and Constittitimi of the realm, as by laW established. 5. (And farther to fulfil, &c.) they, the said rai. . tors, &c. &c. did , give orders to a certain person,' to wit, one iSarte. Bentley, to manufacture and pro Side divers., to Wit, 250 iron pike-headi ; and did purchase: and receive of and front the said last-, Mentioned person, the said iron pike-heatls, with' intent therewith to form anti with such 'pikes to arm themsel r ves, and, diveri other false trAtors, iii 'order to attack, fight with,, kill, and: "tiestrOy tie soldiers, troops, and forces of the • King, ;41' other his liege ,and faithful subjects, and to raise, Make, and levy; insurieetion; rebel lion, and War, against the King, within this realm; lind.to subvert and destroy rive Constittitiowand 'Government of this: realm, as by law established. G. (Anti farther to ,fulfil, Nt.) they, the said &e. &c, did pureba4,' proCitre, provide, and have divers large iptantities at arms, to wit, 4wOrdi told pbtols, Anil. divers large quantities- of .istattrunitioa, - tU•wit, gunpowder, leaden' bullets, .and slugs ; and al's divers flags, banners, and en-, signs with. intent therewith to ;ann.:awl array themselves, and divers other false traitors, in or attack, fight with, kill, and,destraY, 'the t roops, and forees King,' and other it is liege andiaitliftdaubjet,ts j airtirtb raise, make, 4ttiti , levy insurreethau,', reDellion,,.:**Pavar against .th e: ult.lafthis realm ; mull° subvert and . .destrojvtlie:Const, m itution and of this Train], as by lam:established, 7. (A.oi forint' . tololfit, etc ) they, the' said 4raitors,&..'did .conspire andiagree aMong them selves;',andlOgethee with 'divers other false trai;o -ton unknown; to set fire to, burn, and 'destroy tttiiecrs bjrrarks of the' King, used for the 'recep tion and '*`evidence of the -soldiers, -- trdops, an d 'forces of the King,' in 'this realm, and 'to provide and prepare, co4thoitiblts and Materials - , to wit, tar, pitch , ,.sulplier, spirits of wine tallow, and tarpentins4 , lvir the l'itirpose of setting tile to ; 40-nittg, andotlestroying flib'sgictlfirritcks. Attotheritylow; they, the said traitors, tke.fitsflitionsly and traitorously did make a proptteal - to, and treaty with, - and cause and pro cure a proposal and treaty to' be Made, and find, to and with a certain person, to wit, one Walter Cosser, concerning and tor the hire of a cer• tail! house ; and did then anti there, by such proposal' and treaty,' endeavour to obtain and hire tha said lonise, for the pull : tote ut depositing, and Iteeping the said cotiibustlides tinned, with intent to use the sarne in and for the m setting fi re to, horning, and tiestroyomg of aertaiim barracks of the King, as a foresaid. 9. (And farther to fulfil, &c.) they, the said traitors, &e. did conspire to pocure, and did, by_ advertisements in the public newspapers, and by placards and handbills, and by (livers ()ties ways and means, invite divers and very large'inimbers of the liege subjects of the King. to . assethble.and meet, together on:divers days and tines; in a bet.- rain place Commonly called Spa-ll:ids, with hieent that di vers of them, time said pri n iners, and other fake traitors, might Make and niter, in the pre . seimee and hearing of.the snbrects of time King, to be. so there assembled, .seditious, inflammatory, and treasonable speeches and harangues,. and. . theteby move, excite, cause;and procnre tha said subjects to raise, make, and levy insurrect ion, re bellion, and war, againit. the King, within.. this realm. • - 10. (And farther to fulfil, &c.), they, the said traitors, &e. did make applications and proposals • • to, and treat With, and cause and procure-appli cations, •proposals,, and treaties to be .made and had to and with divers persons, to wit, one Wil liam Duke, one John Richardson, and one Frederick Windermude,, concerning, and for the • hire of certain waggons, stages, platfornms,'aud otherAfachines, to be conveyed to •the aforeiaid place, commonly called-Spa-fields', and there to be used for the purpose that divers of them (the said prisoners,) and other false traitors, should thereupon and :therefrom, make and titter sedi tious, infiamtnatory, and treasonable speeches and harangues, tO divers subjects of the : King, then to be assembled, iu older thereby to move, excite; cause, and procure, the same subjects to raise, tnake,and levy .insurrection and svaragainst the King. • . . (And farther to fulfil, &c.) they, the said traitors, &c. did treat, for hire; and engage a certain waggon, and drivers, tb wit, two horses; and afterwards, on the 2d of December, did provide, and cause 'to be placeil in the same waggon, divers large goantities of aronionition, to wit, gunpowder, that, leaden linnets, and ;WO, and divers hags, banners, ,atid ensigns; and, did cause the stime waggon, ,svitlit he said ainmUnition;and the laid tliga, banners, and ensigns, to be !drawn to thelforesaid calletbtipastiehls, and did provide Aivers ribands and cockades, and ,did ascend and get into the same waggois,•and did exhibit and display to-great numbers, to wit, &re thousand, and more, of the subjects ut the King there then being, the said banners, rihands ' - altil'coeltrides; and the said ;lams Watson the elder, unit the • said Jiiities Watson, the puiniztr, with force mind arums, nmaliciuusly and traititrously did then and there, rripictivety, mate, and with loud voices atter to and in the presence and 'heating of the Said'iubjeOs of the Ring,' sit 'then there • being, seditious, inflammatory, anti trea.spnithle:specebes, and harangues; and the said James Watson the 'younger, with force end antasirnalicionsly end.traitoromly 4141. - then and these seize and take into his hands one oh the tab! flags. And. did call upon' mid invite the Said ''sutije'dts of un►*l eta the King, then there being, to folloe him the said James Wittstm the yotinger ; they the said prisader , (all of (trem) then and there meaning amid intending by means of the se veral pretniArs arm esaid, to move, excite, cause, and pructirsi, the.said.subjects,of tits: King,.so there then being, to saiSe, make, and levy insurrection, roLellion, 'and war agains the King 'within this realm, and to:subvert antddestroy-the•eint , stit mini) and Government of this realm, as by law established. 12. (And filsther to fulfil Sec.) . 64, the said' traitorsdkc, on mite 2d of .1t :o;u:ilia tfum remit!, tit the place aloreiv,,id, *cc. oar thousand Ond'atore unknown subjects of ti e'lCftig, whit flags, itanners r and ensigns, ribands and cockades, anti also with divers offensive weapons, to wit, kwords, isms; pistntri. sticks, and staffs, Aid:parade and March with great noise and Ninlence through divers public .struts and' liighways; said publicistreets atubbigh, eyay did,brauslish and; exhildt the said4words, and othcr -ofr i tosive se,tiitions; 'awl fire oir and tfisasero the and yiolkla, 1114 attack and beset theihottses antbsimiS of 'divers gunsmiths and dealer; in aboas, and did seize and take divers large qua:ail its . swOrds, r and pistols,, with intent, by and with the saidlast-tnentioned arrusPlnitliee to 'teetirtheitiselve , t'arid'arbee falie•traitora, iii order to -attach,,.4,l4 and,dotroy thersoldiers, titiops' and fitrces of time g:in& andotheihii tier aiid inithfnl subjects, and to raise, make, and levy insurrection) and war against the Ring, within this realm, and thereby ti t subvert pod destroy theConstitut ion and (duvet mesa of this realm; As Wi'llsWeatalithi t heit.' ' • u. (Aadfaxtitin) W 44141,141;) they, thet , aid traitors, Oici last inenthiniti, &c. with force and arms, Std. did pre c o, „ w it:1,4 % 6 14140 r talse traitors unkndwa, , to the King's Tower of T.ontlon, and did with loud voice certain iohlierw . serving in' time land t , ire'es" of Oar lotiiktlie' King, then ben) , st itioned in the said Tower, and slid invite bud erideit'our . tr, seduce thEi slimuC giddies-I'T.° open the 'gates thoi said Tower, adtuit,divers of the said talsttrai toil into mme — said - 'rower in eider that. the :tionltl,fose; ,tiraitrtra uiibht enter . into the said ;Tower, 'and take possession thereof, and of the ordnance, stores, arms, and ammunition, therein deposited, antiaassciciate and Join, themselves, ,the said suldiertr,Vith, ,and be aiding and assist 4 in); to'them'theitftid`prisoti"its, in a - wieked and trattorbits at 4 tempt. to subvert and, destroy tlse ( . ioverittnent and C0m414 t ion of this realm, as by law established. la. (And fartli.ct to fulfil; &c.) they; the said traitors, 54,1 on the day'lmitime`titititicd,•&c,, tagetlier with it great-Mut.; tithile falae trailatrvonknoSen, :to the.antoont of out-thUip.i sand and moreortnnil and a,rr#yetl thee is to, say, Kith ilags,laithers, easi , gtis, swards, instobi;'elidts,• bludgeons, end (Mier weitptini; tialichnittlyrisid.traitortitisl s K did ordain, •preoarev levy, and make „piddle - war ag ainst on ti said, King, within this realm, in, eontenipt,ul Ibe*R.ing amid:his laws to the evil' ex'aniple of, all others, contrary to tl . duty and the allegiance of them; the'said the ferhvol the Statute in such onistfitatle'ainl against the, peace of , o , ur Lord. the King, , his • • SECOND COUNT. 'This count is for compassirthr and Intl &rifling. to depote Me: King, or as it Inure fulty,expressed in -the ittoguage of the indictment, .',(or inalicionsly and traitorously couipitsing, inltgiEting, inventing, devising, and intending to deprive Eind depose our Lord the.Kiiitr,' froin the stile, tiOnour, odd kiiiKry name of the Imperial, Ctown of this 'Realm ;" a n d the said conipasitig, anagir4lioq p ipvglition , 4evicee, and h i . tention, is said to have been expressed, uttered : and declared, by divers ovett acts and deeds itr the said count 'dTter-m oi _ tinned. The fourteen overt nets degeribitt in tile . first: count are then repeated itt,the Same tvords t witbout thu riati tit. , . 'THUM COUNT.- This count is Short and comprehensive,. far it einbrar'es many of the facts lieJt Urea gitotte) the other counts, co w .. ii . reSseft into pile form: the eliai . ge, tinis hrirtlp and caripreio,,iveiy,exo'esed k &lied war.'' count: liciniesinhrt, we shall give entire ' . 'f he Jurors af ut i,,aid, upon their oath aforesaid, do farther presi nt, Oaf tlw said Arthur Thistle:t wod,Janies IValson the Oder, .lalt)tlS Watson theytninger,„Thotacis rre Au!), And John liouver, being , subreeli. of ut:ll 4 said Dint the KiiiK).'llbt ha vittg the tear of God in their weighntg the duty of t heir, e, hut being moved and,sedm.:,.d t ?) , u m i t ,. stigation I,f Hie devil,' pi ftthe tralturs'.agallist bur Naid Lord tits King, 'at.d wholly withdrawing tho'lnfe; - ohediente, 4 fid e t lity, which oTry 1 rto: kiwi fait OW smhi e gt;„f our bald Lout lit King should, and of tight ought tolga l • towartli tatt 4 Faid Lora .11 t 111y of Deed . t y, her, to the- nth , ykar ref tilt reign tlitlf esaiii, with foreit arid rtt the Said parish of St. J - iatt : s (.iedieti"elit iti tf , ' said coma)* a togetbel itll a at tnit I t nod e traitor's, rt /11 , ic•ri;i1nt'Snre, 20 the ; 941 1/11401'4 number of tive titottiand iincl antre;tratitytd - Mid armed itt'n itwitter,, that it Etid SVk With 11,4 10 , 6°6°l'4' anti - C H` "vofAit Piitto6, eitgti, bludgeons, anti tither w en . von7, being their anti thetii untaatuily, ntalirioindi, an d traintrinnily assenthled and gAtheVtd , together against OW said 1,0111 the King, omit . witisedly, lapticionsly, and trait °• nasty did I. ry and make war against our said Lord the King; and hehtie S 1 - stisetabled" tojtetbat., arrayed, and armed against our said Lord the Krug its aforesaid, .did then and there, with great farce and viutence, parade and march in on hostile wanner throzizli divers streets • • and IC,glitytty, and diti then end t 'ere sna teions y . I V ana tranototisly attcmpt and ! imcleavour, by force and arms, to subvert 'and de trt,v Ifir c;Overnitient and ConstitAl . tio:t of this t ealgt, as Ly rstahhilied ; and to: deitliee and debase our st,itl Lord the King of and from tint stYle• '°' 'tour, and kingly rnt,e of the Imprtial Crown of this reAtio; in ciintempl a dill- said Lnrd the King and lek laws, ,td the evil example of all ot ;Iry to the du. i• of the allegiance "f thew, the said Arthur Thi , ilcwood, James Wittion Ott' ettkr• -Janie* lVarsoli the .Yonitgrr, Thomas Preston, and John lionper, against the form of the statitte in stieli ease made and provided, anti actinit the peace of our said LOrd the King, his Crown and F,(,)111011 COUNT. „ This count is for con;iiiiing to levq wok nerthist the in order to comp(' hin, to changehiv vnroonrc.i . , that the tcolinical language, •` f. 4 compassing, itimainiti4. in venting, devising, and intending to levy uar ag - aiost our said Lord the King within this realm, in,order, by torce and con . Str4iot, to compel him to change his measures unti counsels," and the said eurnpassing, invention, device, hntl intention, is described as been expressed,uttered, And declared, by, divers over act. , and deeds in the said coma mentioned. •The Mot eup•nla of the :lets then follMe, pre itt the words of the tat and comas, and the indict inent end; with the usual conclusion of " against the forin'of the statute, and' the peace of the King, his Crown ,and dignity." ROOM O'CONNOR, ESQ. The author or the following Letter has made sn conspicuous a ilgure in.' the pOliticahvortd, and the charge brought .against him is of so extra ordinary a kind, that the curiosity of our Readers must naturally be interested to learn the prOgress and res►►lt of the case. .We therefore copy the letter from The Dublin Journal of the .10th ilia.. TO TILE Pt3TILIC. " It is not possible that I could silently sub mit to the gross insult o ff ered to rue---;.his saiage . assault upon nit reputation. Permit me to Offer. to all who have manifested an attachment to me, thanks, bearing some semblance to their friend ship ;. to request of every description of people to regulate themselves with propriety ; refraining froirt, the fabrication and diasemination'of false hoods; awaiting the proper time, for forming an accurate judgment ;—there is not one instauce in which fame has beensbpsy with my character :in this transaction, thatshe has not already, been de tectett in falsehood,. to the..disgrace of her asso ciates--not to their shame, alas ! of shame they have no idea ! Front the' day of the 'robbery in question 1 did My utmost to discover the perpe trators ; I recovered' the wreck of the property, and acted in the only manner in which upon any . occasion .1 am capable, as a gentleinsnind an hottest man. I' went to the A•ssizeti at Naas, on the first investigation,of the fniSitiesi ; whispers were presently afloat I could not shai toy ears, though I smiled at the vile reports ; heard of ,tales of infamous wretches, who dared to make mention of my name ; I ordered my gates vol.)" closed against them.—Four years and a halt elapse ; a wretch is delcctcd in a hightvay rob bery, a monster, by Lis o w n emilession, staine,) with guilt of the blackest hue ! he is condemned to (lie on"the 29th of March ; exhibits qt"P• torus of a desire to'ding to life—life, of which he had often deprived the Peaccltri and industrious,. leaving widows and orphans to . 4esxa,iltheirheavy losses; thrice lie is reprieved 'o n' offering to make disclosures;, much of his enormities upon the two first occasions he discovers ; ta•sone /0: he gives. information against •O'Coutsc,r ! a hightv4y. in; nby piufe.ssaon ;a in ord erer trade, in Ales no ,struple, of adding perjury, to -his 'et Imes at length he introduces my name. Immediately my house, awl my omirs arc surroonded With troops and rausaeked-:-Aten li parr forth fallehoods'of the most de- script ion--cif wOtehe3, andliank'-bills'taked ,out of the identical mail, beiyg. foond'under .our roofs ; in a short time the tru th appears, that I had neither antis, watches, nor_ bank hills riled I any or all, what then'? T sholdd belantseised of cheat,, or tiny other property;. as, I ottght"fii . be possessed ;--belt a report it spren,(l,, Allot 'fled •to avoiti being arrested. Wh a t tls fact ?My eldest son and left bonic - ori Sin .day the 13th of 4‘.pril, fifteen 'days : , after pnblie!y been.koown all, over toy neighbourhood that 'the Condemued moinster had prolon6Yed ribs existence by making distlosures. We ca ine" to Dublin; dined .and Ilya( 'Abe hotel have fre4 (limited these _twelve years; toy ,son returned b o n ne; I walked about the town the whole of thi day,' and td taark even so trifling an ioci(kot, • t did, by Chance (contrary to my'. usual custoni): take my seatio the Pork ,Mail, the.eveniuglof Monday the l4th of APril, in lily oWn name. There is wProvii!once datti shak ourentts,' ". Hough hew ti an how we I arrived in Cork on the next night, remained, .theie moil Friday morning', imbody transacting : I.snsjoess, when . I .rode to my,brot her's h0u5e,,20., miles distance, and on 'Tuesday morning', having engaged thyself to spend the clay with my relation,' Mr. Bernard, I was, at his house, arrested' by a Peace Officer, from Publin, on a charg,e,of, Obeiting4 and assisting; in robbing a •Maii.OLiach,- in October, 1812 ! The man asked gold repeating watch ?. "replied, I mad trovihen any watch, but that I had,give ti a go ld re p eater to my son A r th ur , last May, nu his - leaving Dan gala ,to reside in Minister; tip - on:which:the Police Ot4cer exclaimed that my !son" had denied haviog any watch. Mr. Beinattl i Captain ,Wjiite,, the. Policeman, and 1, rode hack to my hrtither's house, where myann lay bed. what had heennte,oftlie watch that' given him ? lic'rre ‘! I.poyned it in cork, father, for a few pounds, being in want of money,'' AHpaper is produced. by My son; by which ciVearell he hall called himself 'BroWn, not wishing to give his own name ,at the broker's.; one would think dittie explatkation was necessary for it gold 'watch being in possession of one of my family,-hot it seems things are come , to that pass-! told,Captaio White how I came . by that watch , and that it Wilh I tit:it gave it to tzt.y son. I ; came nut to rake horse (and now for tl.; e principal tet trtre of this and.every otter conspirary—this.being the first against my character, the tenth again St. my .life within th.e. last twenty-fonr,years place was lull of men determined to oppose nq nitriovai. was.niy conduct ? I told-diens the 1.11 man that stirred made me his emniy - for Does this vour of. fear ?—does this argot! ;PP' seioutioesi of gailt, or of integrity 2 Charged with is highway robbery, i n custo dy o f a single cull slfrtbk, I "tide through my own conutry, thronged with a population that adored tne.;sthis..is, crime, this ,the genuin e s ontae o f all the plati.3" conspiracies formed itg a in st m y lif e andcharacter! W' ' I ' c, e Encet. 111 _Ork It Ili ; rt . ,, , die 1,.,t tw,ke miles I teas accompanivtly vicar eel'. rela;.!:1, at irhose..lionse we dined ott the .'..-:: el ; be tole Vat oleitt the rear of , Caliraiti IVltile i'il C''' t ac Officer, e.-ho were not is .i,..,,11t. I);(l 1 '''Aile I-4nm' for worlds 1 1;1 Colll, CA"4 White took Me to his hospitable ln.,e'.e; ‘tle' l 1 renuliitled in Ills 'family, oty rre:..r relation; nntil Friday, ll'lnit---tvt,o was to ic3train r.r,:' —llly elianice.er, arty lo:Otoor, my feadysi, ill til iirt 'egvitY =. let politieJ nonsense torment ; let the . perelle oft Cuik Tutor tlic:r iiiP tions or their interests r ts tlne y , a wl ail•gt tiltrilojarlotfil op i n ions different from 6.eir •'ideo 4 )f rni` 4l yet it mould tie no east' matter to persuade IA i n: . woMan itt'Cork Oka .I ;:Mdll do 3 . '( 1141 ImuNble. a -vertu, or mrliccoMing net. 01e.4 day I stepped into the tne'.l, cattle 16 'Thibliil; 18:g114113/ette::11c:I.‘i'•.ititl:1 tOir Slib''tilielit taPsacti'' h a t d i r i oin upon this foul public opinion has stamptielS"iitli'ulitiltiactkProiflitireA felt the warmth of true friendship since this 11 , 1 ' 1 has been aimed at me, arc citcurnstances '11°! consolatory ; whilst the attachment of an into.i cotispirtiev, and that 1 li i, whose retiring modesty -has not yet st!lle(, teoneatt,oledbrn7l,tle t t ri o ) (littisf:taattnoeilteo.bgreattilecrial luardttoilleratptitoalt::l relieving my property front t, col, 1 ' 1 7, , the present circumstances, . restraint, anti flisgiii sine. That the extensive and lottesomiatjea/.0 Dangan (seldom entered by 'me) . has be.V l .iii seette of flinch infamy, I make 'it) tlottbt--ill%; lower classes in that neighbourhood had 1147;1 "6", kite, before I ever saw the place, 611'!'„,:i since, o f being o f t h e v ery Worst tt.escrip:lol:o the human race, and that sock was rny in"; 1•10 them, v % ( % ) . e l o ) r i l t T i t l i l ' tf i n h ; t:v i e tl:i r i . u s n a l t i:s . . c f l u i 1 hpnr°aewttliefeasciltl;:ll:o4 I ant the last matt upon- earth that any ol Ill' ertal? av fact, and-dpially well known. 11.11. "should bave a 'fellowship, that I should tio"L, pride b y • draining within the foul hreatb 4:10:ii7,1,, I must say if latellbtans3 a n el;ans'eldlibenarrbt ,'lr alnds"tacios' t :101;°1. dinait bead ! 0 l og " As - 1 knovrit -will be a satisfacto fivio friends, •I tak..etbli opport tinity• of inforti3O!%se,l that I have not been in such good 11010:J110 to Years,. *dui thatAllave not. been trea le : lei 1,04 prison with insult orintlignity. I (:"' Oll co te to rest pet Eerily satisfied, that thonell 11140„e glinces Of this-bideotts conspiracy teig 1" ( . 0 ~,i,t, prejudicial tome, and 'to to v t.,nnly, 1 „'..,0.01 fiance all the arts, all the machinations or '110,,.,i, spiraturs. 111 y name is not lidble to le r ' ll. If my' life-has been free from self-teru3c 1 ru ig i, may be permitted to use the, exresson,b;.toddr itileil" ss!'',A lilt trio-It, (barb:tying, din 14 , 1 0 ill, retWeted to every one a ll the konlne.ti‘lo,llie,s.,l,, P"'"r, and ne'verllone.au set of 1 1 ".': ,fri .In c .i any tote, I Intre'seirereit persecirion' " i i ' s e o'll l F, few ilk...n %So'llll4 ;:rtot , biSve souk, ti'l lillg 1 ,,,,r of' '°' I have been Sustained by the mosf t l'"',, 114 1 allies--a srtsril co use ,nee CoY 5c,'",..; tii it'; ° never utterer[ ally, aid o r .Irotect;on '" -' sn'ateP b'-' 'V"' '• t' ~' ~. *' 1 I • ,It in tile ttnica tve dve , io ' A 4`lor vi:l,,s Ar e liuv ii..it."4"! ~. eitoor ' • f4u.W 1. 1 1 .-- ' ' , ~,,ilero- ~t .sotog . e.torit y to lilts}l- ~ , 1,00 it:• ii'ealti, :ant: • itappinets to l""r`' ~,' tiien:is, •:, '. .400, .. 00 1: ' , ~.,.0“).:. .:; -sliodoislayl,.l9l7. .. ,• ‘. ;,:. ..----- _..-. 3 .._, ,•'• ' UI C 1 1): 1,i , .' , , „AI •., , . --.-,,,,,,.,-- t tone . • ,bot 's•di T. Wilson, the person 1 0 ' 6 ff ,' 0 ( ''' thrVW himscif . under the whie'io • Ili . 0 1 in '.o"..tiottl..siceet,.. by • ,Oliell l ' ; ','. se , 1 , ,‘' l erg . btohen and he tvaS Utitl4,s cc, by 1e,+.1 1 " ;wed, pot • a period to his - esi'tcll o i,t ) J C lit i l lii,s..tbrolit ,aitoost from car- to c . 01 ot it ' d ()" IVolorstlae. .ni.ght.. -The `4ll'4`t. oh ' 4 r,irpetiatoi ;lit :tile Mit tAleserc 101. ni el': flip ii ti' { 'IC ',vas. feufoyea A::,111 his :first t e st ol""'iicrea7 t'o nieuicalanil,rellgioul in;stStritte 400 0 . 4 ~, tvhflaitilitling , which he appea',',;lll;,t,',llii? 'tletill "sr , attest iippe,i to'i,v, 100 _irviifitt _ s.lliCide •ontil a favourable OppOrtnil J its perpetration. . . ro iop ~..7 k,isdaV 11 '' I ,.„ri 1 i r i l ; b s o ck i i t t i b t B t e . O; ‘OvtriCtiecwic;.:lllloololset,,,::ll.l. i)1:.:,z11, .6:,;'1,..,,, Pri4;l6 ‘Ots goingosllBi I onlit::.,,r, 0,,,,,J.i 'lt",r() toeseertairiiif the nittelo:l2 ti,loll't i itt 0 0 ••, ~o(, `lle thonglic lie behetl soinettotte ..1,00,0,r,,,, Pended frdni Otte of rite laipp4osis! 1.,L.01,)1 . • onot, ' 140 dark - ai the...time, he welt! 1 " i ;'. ; I v .,0P ':,,,i • l f' 'and , teas horror-struck. at linoiottri,;rewilicil •liangitig, istitl.a bundle, contaitllni.7:,,ii,ol,c,;,, 'on the-grontid near' her. Ile il';':,:`, l itie ",i, , ,, down, 'and procitriol; helii, be , 132..,,,i,,1 20, - - 1 , 0 , - Pied to the %varthAturse, hel t- :lie N iel' , . 1 ,, teas prpcnred but to Ito pigliwo*,_,!,„ts,s,taroo extinct. 'Oil teal-chi:lg tfie P.ct`;:0.,.01 li'',o *Oe Intuit!, by which it 0 ni. l '', tit° br '' [ ,7 '1 . ,-el n i)t.' Al C , , .q.),., -was4-lattenh'llVans ; fine .'ri ,riiw to 7 , ,vPinatt, The hodies lies at t., • . _ • • oioneil' - - -..--•-''' 0 t he .0.................................... . di t teti4 ' it iii 4 ..einn CaiVian , .Wriko W05:31103 by dro,,,lisi, Almizes,:ot; tire m order, or• 4 : /141 s i riCetit'i,,',,,o ill.HVOUtly AVLitt le 1.;$11,!0‘. ......., O f flic o'7,ts, • stliaut.vtitit: b:ottuna:l:),:yi:4l.-:Q.17:::li,i_l): ,: t i ; ,: ei,11,,- ,: ‘,1 1: :. 1 ; ~; : f: : : ' in the presence of her fan ° ' ,(o.,,ranlY '%iiitii r.'utiettl Wtont she had beforri.i. 19 ‘ ,. e ,fi , 5 ooly . 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