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. .11E - • , • anti bolding forth, 23 the enkiterinence, that' they could, Vatic. frequent Meetings to peti-1 tion tor IA tOtill atta that then money would oat be wa,i . Th . 14 'A A% the al.irm bell of levant- , tion,—(M langhter.)—T , e Honourable 11•Aro- TIP( might lough on the other side ~f. his mouth, : but he rotiht tell the House that triais in conse-, (pence-of this took phice in the Courts of Chan cery and King's Bench ; that Tutt,ill eva charged with tamp. ring with, the Sheriff-Substitute lit or the to pack the Jury, Wad that el challenge i.ea itt consegnenee sustained. 'repotted, that there was 110 obstruction to registering in Limerick ii d t h at there , was not -any other town In his dominions ‘vnere Coats for Yrgisteileig neve so nequently iicht. Those who :complained had on property- there. - One of theta was an 'llan, and three were Englishmen. Lord Altt.ToN Laid, the Right Hon, Gentleinan seemed to teel much alarm of Revolution ; but that it :ipueared to him, that a reetiltition in the 'representation was the only revolution 'spine ` bottled. The only objection he could perceive to Tiithill's Adthe,s was the use of some very bad meraphots.—(l teemed them; were one Italim and three Englishmen among the compltinting .Did die Right, Han. Gentleman e o n i4sier it is good reason to. tel registering because they were Englishmen,/ Sir JnttN Newrifirr knew nuthiug of the pro ceedings at abe election, .or of any one person there: be knew nothing of Tnthill, and felt no 'interest in the business, but to see justice done, ami , every one put in the full possession of his jest rights. The two Pet ition3 were then referied to a Corn , - mittee, and a Committee was named stodoprdered to repert. Mr M. SUTTON postponedthe Clergy Residence Bill till to-morrow. exruom DISNEI tin ES. Mr. BLAKE MA& t motion, pursuant to uotiee, fora ComMittce of the whole House, to coWsitter of some amendment in the Irish Act of 1793, which might admit Homan Cnaholics into Lay Corpovatimis.. The lion. Member said his 'bird was merely to give effect to the hitentions of the lri:4l Legislature, which had been trustrate , i from theambigtfous manner in which the Act of 1793 Was Wol Lord CnSTIAREAGiI stwge!ired (list it would he better, if the Finn. Aiewher were to bring forward some speOfie proposition, in the shape of, a:Bill, ratlicr titan to 111.0/0 fOr ii pre‘.ions Committee. . The SPR.►Ki!tt 011,vr , that it WB3 competent for . the lion. Member to move for a' Committee, if he Lail it distnict object' to propound in the Committee. It not, it would he useless to go ioto am% , Mr. Lif.AKE said, he was not then prepared to stthrnit any specific proposition, and should there fore beg leave to withrkor the motion, which was agreed to accordingly. IRISH INSURRECTION ACT. • Mr.'Paat.‘rose to mum for itlive to b:ing in a MI to continue OR: Act for the beta! pief,erva. flan of Me peace in Ireland 3 . or,' at it wds coin rrouly etalleti, • the tisturectiim Act. That but empowered the.. Lord Lieutenant, upon a Memo , tial from the Magistrates of the county, to:pro. claim a district in ii state of disturbance. tify the cootittuance.of that Aut, it was 110 t tlepeS iary, to prove that Ittliturl, itr . getferal, W 35 ill a' slat(' of disturbance, but thet,iin certain districts, the life nod property ut the subject wete insecure. He admitied that a Strong ease must lid made out to justify Government in calling for a continnante of this power, •nnti itti Was confident. no objection could be niatle.on the ground of puver het-) abused.` . Ntl instance haft occurred last year of the Statute having beep enforced, and it bad only once been carried into eXeco•• Britt Since November, , lBls. ApplicatiOns bad, indeed, been made Ely Magistrates . , but they had been refused by Government, who were of opi. pion that the nectssity for such a measure must be over-ruling, anti that applications trom Alttgito; trateS must he looked to with a jealous. eye. One case had occurred' in the County of Louth, in. consequence of which certain districts hail been proclaitned in a irate of disturbance, and, had been subjected to an establishment of po;; Ott the 30th of -October the outrage bad been committed, the details of whieh had been already ' before the .HOuse, and upon that occasion out •of thirty-tone Magistrate , , thirty 'had coneorred in Making the' application ; and be had been credibly informed, that the one, who w,as absent from indisposition, had been of the same opinion with his colleagues., A County Meeting hid been subsequently called by the Sheriff, ,at which the Resolutions of the Ma gistrates had been adopted. Government, how ever, waited for suttee time looger', and it wat' not tilt Febrithry that the Proclamation had been issued. to consequence of that the ordinary course of - ilistict had -stitch, es the inhabitants were consinced that they would be protected in: the night, The law was not, as had been erro neously supposed, to suspend the trial by jury, but went to constitute a new offence, anti to in flict, as the ponishment of it, transportation for seven years. It was in force only itrthe counties; of Louth, Tipperary, and Limerick, nod the people, who had borne the privations to which they hail been expo:icd, with the giTatest fortitude, were •toily convinced of the benefits that had -resulted f ro n t it. When the Bill had,on former oceaskins, - t , ; o cen'orottg , it bolo the Honse”, the period of its operation had been in the.firStinstance, toeoevan, ni o i t , t h e ot her for three years. t rite one had been in a time of much internal conitnotion, nod th iß „ t h er wa s in the midst of a foreign foe. On the present occasion he should plopose tie coniintraoce of the Act oily to one year. colidirdM by moving for lcave to liriir4 to a cootiotte thC said A6t, I,3ve waS ,t;ti!uLf. : d. 'lhe( HANCiA.t.O“ .ii" Pittilt p6it 00%10 . till :0-utorrokv lii9 motion for leave to bring mu a to ry t ,,taie Extents in INri);PIATIONS As.;,+lN.S'f' 'MESSRS.' VAIiK:INSON; F'td AND DEACON:' M t a roQu, to,oilliCe, veil for rmpie3 et( till roltiliunieqlow; het.l4,een-the.Se. treß , ry of .) , / , 4t,!.. for time- liotne:Departnelai .or either of the LT ,der Secretaries, nod 141 - Pole, in the corm's. of S'itford, on the subject of infortna. ileteher_ and '~ ~> "I Deacon ,before titer:cc. E. Poteis. The I Ton .Gent. Observi4l, that fie had no personal knowledge of the, facts that had been stated tt hitu, but "tad them, from a person trorthy of credit, mail,knew nothing of ,the indicitinal (Mr. l'olc) in qnestion. amierstroil that . he had been eniployed intormation against tlssee mon of the Hassles of. Parkinson, Fletcher, anti Deacon.; soul he becoming alarmed fur the consequences of his in discreet zeal, or that of, his agents, bad bad some : commnnications with the Ilome derahnient, and had asserted that he had received assurAnCes of protection from that - platter, against any irregus larities he had Committed, A'letter had bee' firO. drkeed,, and seen by a ',lL , utistrAte of the county; and bad' been sheten us conveying assurances Af protectioa, .1-le had, no donbt that the wan had sheivn a letter, and that a lois. chk:mai i m pression had been made, by him, bot Governnient had given assurances of pro, teCtion against the law. A contradiction would apply to all letters and verbal Corlimunicationi stated to have passed between the individual in qtaestion and , the Home Department, and he should hear such a 'contradiction with much plea• sure, But a full explanation was called for rela tive to the charge that Government had been en gaged in a conspiracy to obstruct justice; The [louse of Cornmous was bomid - to watch over all State prosecutions, and that duty was increased in a tenfold degree in the present condition of the country. The condact of Pole appeared to have arisen frinn a late cirettiar letter that ha'l proce'ed,, rd from the. Home Department, , and which bad been productive of dispositions _that had a 4 gra, vated the bad effects of the ineaini es that had been resorted to, and tended to is nd the authority of Government to the passions of a triumphant par ty, and make it be believed t hat illegalnies might become acts Of Jost*, and immoralities ntertlO rious. The case in cpse.ooll Vt'aS ems Of the fruits of the Circular lette- which had roneqed infor mation'to Magistratees, of which they had been previously ignorant,andstitutilated theist to a tits lent exercise of authority, Hr hoped the commit idealism muved tar wotild he granted, "and that it would appear that proceedings so dangerous to the public "mace had not t a ken plrice. Mr. AnotNGrou had been ignorant at first of the transaction alluded to by the liOn. Gentle man; but lost 1111 time its up - thing immediate in quiry. Two or three letters had passed 64 tvViXt his Colleague, Mr. Beckett, and' the individual its question. A letter bath been sent hum Pole, who untsa:siirecyor in the Pedlar's (Wire, to the under Secretary of Sidle tor the Home Depart ment, which appeared to have proceeded from excessive zeal, to which an auswer, had -been returned., and two others had. been Subset-pleat ly received ; the last of them on the 2lit of April.. Two., awe had been since received, of which no notice had been taken. :NO;letter had been sent to ['ole tarot the Noble Lord at the head Of the Home Department, and, no commu nication had taken place between that Noble Lord end the Magistrate. A letter bed been seat by use Magistrate (Mr. ['saris), containing certain questions to be transmitted to Lord Sid - inoittb, to which that Noble Lord Kati returned oo ansteer, till the Lord. Lieutenant 1E341 Talhat) ca!leil''at the office. Ills Noble Haitian had then' informed him-that it was not the pro vince of the Secretary of State to pot los con structiou i-ipou Acts of• Parliament, nor was he called ispOtt to give his opinion upon any publi cation. Upon all separate Cases the Mtigiilrttles must act their own discretion. For his own 011 he had no objection to the letter that had been sent from the !lonic Department being !tad at Charing Cross. Bast he would tell the 110 i. Tient lento n that he bad beell 111kinfOritied Wilt) the facts of the case. Anal as a prosecution was (hell ' pending agai nst Mr. Nevis, in the Court of King's Bench, the prniithAini, of the letter might have a tendency to prejudice the trial, and spun that ground be should oppose the motion. Stich papers were not to be granted as a matter of course ; anti in the present case a strong prima facie should be made - oot of misconduct. A Mem ber o f G overn m e nt, ! la d 3 to expect confi dence on the part of the shwas in the : exercise of Of high responsibility , on that gronitd Noble. Relative had a claim upon their eirnfi.- ' Sir S llotgitt.v thought there. was no ground to oppose the present motion, on• account ot.the law proceedings, whiaii Merely affected Mr. Powis. The correspondence carllc t foe was merely that between Mr. Becket and Pole. The Hight Gentleman said tti*t 'his , Hon. and Learned Friend's statement 4 the facts of the east: teas not correct, but did nut deny that the elfcct of the letters Written to Pole was such as to make hint expect the protection of Government. Sir jA:%IES MAC K INTOSH 'shortly replied, stat itlg, thdi no good reasou s had been given, why the cor respondence should not he produced. He einild tot , Aieitllttraiv . his motion, luittkcitt willing to limit it . to: topic* of the answers .of liec4etito the letters of. Mr. Pole. Sir W: BottßouGns faked .whether ft would be denied that the effect of the letter ot:'Altir. Becket was not to assure . Pole of the protection of the Government I Mr, BATHURiT objected to all question, or of the dvh“te, eontr3ry to the e'stabll6l6.il ride, when the lien. Metobet., eshnsc I.llotloll WAS bifore tl , e Muse, had replied. ~The House then di Ayes NOtir . . Majority iqoiot the M I Mr..l%ti SitTTow .postponed the Committee pit the Clergy nesitlettee MU till to 7 ntorrow, s POiNt RELIEF ThettiOANCELLott of .chit , VOKIFIEQ.UItft MOIL the re4iiirouitmeor. of the 1i ilk ttsr proViding pluyttittit for the t?oor hy au Issue,of Exchetpler cittlidetputte becurity. Lord Mt LTON' odire' set'i his doubts *IR to 11t-' - pro,ipil?lApili9,ex of this ottiasure iu atfordpl4.tiny g14)6/4111 .. ia( i reriiit... ;. pitt.tie44tiy iu 1)91)11166S i l t o r e §, likeAtioetieitcr where 'the 'ttistrisse was j.;teatest, awl tat! bptta tot the %ntotplofett, least atiapteil to the Ikaur don of public works. part of the tilfitittch contemplated the te-paymertt of the money bur. rowed oil ale seculity of parisb (wads withiu the •+. r - • - term of three years, be,iegartled asTerfectly-ott- gatory. . .. .. . . .Mr. Lox° Wrict.Est.F.i• felt considerable hive lions, ill common, he believed, with atl other landed propritstoi a, to the genetal principle of the ExecutiVe Oilvernment i advancing ,the puhlte mortey on Private security. If not an unconstitti t tonal it was rt danJerons prnetire. He was at the sable time sati•fied gists the measure under . consideration woald he perf:zetlyuseless. There wits Standen( Cilliiteli ail eady in the country for: carrying . on every prti!'i; able att:l - u!Letul public on-j ' dertak lug. 'The only peymatieut benefit that would, in his opinion, he cf;tiferred upon the labouring. poor most arise tnuuin an attentive exaMination oh , the effects of the Poor Laws neon their condition,. and the adoption ot: some .!,raiitial system that rail hi :ojierate to restore their, origial principle, tutu rescue the lower orders from their present de gradation of mor a l feding. ' i Mr. W. ,as's'ts thought there were two objects •to be kept in View l able first, sure means ot ex- tending inonediate.reliel) and : the next, the adQP" tion of a better general system of legislation on this' subject foethelutore. ''However doubtful lie might be with regard to the extent of benefit. which was liktly , .to resntt -from the operation of this measure, he believed it was dietated by a hum:toe intention 'to ameliorate the situation of the poorer classes. In distitiguiihing httwern the different nnides of' applying the money which it, was proposed to ails 4 lIct!„ it apprarea to • bito Witter of regret that the breakwater at .Plymouth should bave, been in it great degree abandoned, and oily '30,0001, in,temi of d0;0001.. voteil to wardlits Completion. Thewretohedisituation of the Corniilt miners, whose habits of labour were CAM getAkil to such an 'employthent, wonld have ititlneedliim to Vote for doubling' the origin))) es.! Opiate, rather than for reducing it. . Sir W. Boa ROU oas observed, that although, ,under she peculi it circumstances of the time, he should not oppose the ineasore before the House, he would give no credit to his Majesty's Ministers for htioging it forward, If expedient, why bad it been sit long delayed, and at last produced only in obedience to a call made trout that side .of the lionise, shortly before the l?, later Recess ) 11e. hoped it would tend to alleviate public distress but he thought. there Wili .soinC ; ground for suSpe,-t -ing it to be. connected with objects of I,:iyout and patrOnage, especially if it was to take place at the critical. moment of a disioltoion of Parliament.— ••,,, , - : rhis indeed till : -, , ht be a veason.for' its having 'titaltiirsl.y .Iclayed, .brit he Wiped such au object wOuhr be disavowed,- , —(A laugh.) Mr.'TntisseStn4 was of bpinion, (hot the matiey" in rptestion might pore- of great advatita : ..;e to, -persons engaged "in public' works, without poi- Nessing the' tuOtns of coMpleting them. Ile bt:i . Bever! thug motives of Ministers in this transaction 'tti be'prite, and their inte ' ntion metely tliat. , of af fording general relief, Mr. Ilona could not agree with , the observa , : tiOnsbf the lion. Members. who objected ter this me:tsfire; lie thought it iuight prove of.cousidvr-' hble set vice, atul -could ton .irroduce, the least piis silde injot y. Ile - was anxious, therefore, 1 4'4 Ole Bill shonloi go torward. • , . ~, k Mr. L 4 TTL t„Tota enntemitil, tli At it proceedet', upon fi,il,se principles, and viii not cni citi,it et( to have a Ir.-: ntanent goo ,1 elf , .ct . Ii) his 6pinidli, it , prise iples were unsound amid hollow, and lie tilMith, raise his voice npillsi going'inro a Committee. , The question was then portrom the , chair, and the Horse went into ft' Committee: ' • Loud M.tt.rol objectell • to , one ad the clault b ‘ and proposed an -iinendnytur,. , shit: 11,e wbr , Parklies snoniti be omitted. lie thought it wool plact_ the crown ygentkinen in an.awkwartbsiton tion, as hi y inuit eitherhecome responsible fo the money borrowed; or incur the odium , of .no' assisting the poor of their neighbourhoods. The CHANCELLOR of 'the EXCHtidUER rlefctote , the clause ; observing, that the COmtnisAoner would not teel themselves called -opals to advatici any sum, .except in particular elites of txtrta pressure. Mr . . Pi. 13ATHURST supported 'the clause, - ;heirs persuaded, that if the amendmtnt were catiied the a,!v;intages expeCted to he derived from til Nil wOuld'in a great measurebe lust, . Mr. LONG WELLEsLEY ' believed there Veer, many parishes lilie . one with which be wits con nectvd—na mei y , Watistead, in which - from ti . nature of the leases,, Arose who bid to pay - tll poor -rates, and 'might receive - money nutlet ii Kill, resold look more to thvir interest as occupici than as proprietors. lie was, therefore, again: the clatise as it stood. Mr. WEsTIiRN Objected to the measure' 8101 gether, as, in his opinion, - it tended tO nnsetti people's minds,. and raise expectations of tel when none in that way entliti be obtained, Sir MATTIiEW. WinTeRIDLKY waS ' convince it the Bill passed, in many parishes in which .1 Provisions-would he ' taken advantage of, that tl occupiers would leave the, farms with the view I making 'the !larder) tall on their Inceissors ; aim Oust; the loss woniti ttit.imately . ilevo l lve on it landlord. , tiord ' MILToN asked whether the surveyors I hieWoys Were permitted to burrow lorthe wiry() of leitiploying the poor in reins iting the:roads The CH 4NCELLOR of- the EXCHEQUER replic that parkhes, aright:-apply 'part of the bums tilt borrowed:ill:that:way. Alter it few words from Mr.-N. CALVERT au Mr. LYTTPLanNv:who , spoke fur the amendlnel' the House divided: on the question for letitioiv Ihe clanse as it originally stood, A yea.,', . 4 0 • -Npe5,...15 .Theantentinietik was of course lost. Mtcl-r. rtLwioN;gbieord to the elanso seiner "Otte , . the securities to he eiven„ arid !raved ant aatinhaerd, urn' tutus .bait pot-u{_ it. Welt olloWed"elatott in :Aid. Tire CIIANCEtt.OII. ,if -44 e 31 - .X,Cii EQUEIt ;writ' te n' Airy tti 4 e eluttse, and-the amendment twits acpur,iingly wit "drawn, , . - Thefrimattiing seonr weie then gone thriingh, and t lionse‘iiiitag resumed, it svarordered Witt 1114 Report shot! lie received on M 611.44.,::.:;: r :, e,..Witit t 444 reading : 44 thr,) S aving-banlis Will. was piritP o ' . ~. lb ' l .' il at Maii-o01111"mtint th Co rotlgh a mm t ittee "Akita, alter Adlnt , converilation between Mr, Newinoti, A , , 014;11:10%,Qouit.ntrn, and Mr. 17Livi0 G bra . Sovie nee" iStler, ,o,‘,Velii funnels, Nvbieh Were Ordered to tie printed. In d ,reeonattriierreviro'iliptilitatovfor time 2d of Jane. , : i - Tite PurrisinklUtzto bill was rem? a-s e cond time. The Reports of the Exchequeri.:mirts' Win Lod the Tr.is l i. Others' Refolation Bill were brought up, and the BIN - wo e ordered of he read a thirl time to-mormix. The Stahl) Bottles Bill was read a th:rd time. , t tl I ~ttf; ' 0 4 • $ • , 0 09 0 , AJ" Otfee.,, wo. L tti, r.; r - -- --...7.--------- ' ~... , , la a Committee en the 'Woollea Act, tt rev:labia Rat t_tgal,ed to, to rtitott the b•Aputtation. Qt bale Yarn too int' I' tad. i a fil.r7tdtiPmAet..;:%.olsl;c.it,24'ol2lfl,,,zeb;.o-n:..:l,,rtrte-r.yp.the Sinalny bill, ilesi i . The .Nlillbant. Itniat Dill ca = Iii01.;111: 1.1 anal trod 3 rs' t . '''' "" ti II t -StCtiflif, reaint;Pi-nitn:, o w. ''.. I' be 11,-I,:h P C :e i"tett.l'vtifig,l t',Ontilia.nalice iili was laniagtt ifT find read *brat tiinet second tioiertte;siorroW. - : ~,, . a 14.4 V‘l,. :ii:ieh;a, third i ;.ecr elrial.tt:. i l t i l lr'; 1 ot t 6 t . 1 . I , j e l O J r til.::, v i ; C .. eL 1,:: libo)u. It' eilivtitil i . 1 ,;; ~ ,,, , . 0 1,..,., :4. v4.,,i. • • , . VitOAI 'ref; LMY.S o.tZl; l'rf E. ..5,...., ' ..:, 44 ...,,,,,„1,,,it,,,,, _,:, -..-----'1:07------- 7 ''''' Trat-04TICer.:1filti C, 1ft,17. Ftdrit Ttrtim int of If wit Unards'i I."; al George Aililli ti ! t ir , 4 :6; to be Cornet, by purcitast, rice Clone:ln:,s will' r cl ' " v rri Sd . R.e4iinent of Dr'e,aaalt Gil t r.l., 'Ttolaert Grania Go t ' `.' ° , ,`•: .1 CUratet, by purch`ase, vice Proiser, proanoted. ' , lt re lai 4- 33-Itegiincut of Dragoons, Croston Jhnston. GenC . ,- ~ C..roet, by pur,:hase, vick Staart, promoted. . '-"-at,; lath Iteentent of Veit Dragoons, Thotniiir WOO! er /' --„„ Gent. to be Cornet, .1/ pereliare, :ice Dolt, prooP"'" liatitiftDpittittociniCsoer,nvtitcTrn..iwilaas,,,lutiutri,.44l.!::ili:d.Lieoteaalit, titb' .' h 3.1. , ~if , di, , it , S4th Ditto,- Lieutenant 'James Procter to bi 01 P -- c „, i ,4 , , ..s.C( roop, by purcha-,e, vi".....e Beattie, who retires. 1. , , 1,, ~.., Thomas Alto? th. be Lieutenant, witbont plitchasu, 10 .k,,i- - I.llacartney , ,decea sed. vt i 4 h t, OP' •• t, ' IA or Grenadier Regiment of Foot Guards, , Caro' tw o.* I!''' Jas. Vyner, from the-sth West India Iteenticw ~i „ qa, 0k ,,, ,, ' tenant and Captain. vice Samuel Willi:tot flufges`s,_!".„,,,- 4... i tire; upon the half-pay of the stli West biatia Ilegl,'"7, 1,1 ii 34 ilefitmeer, of Foot Onants, Lieutenant Willntal,,J;l4„:, 44,4,,,,, be Lieutenant and Captain, withnOt patrell,v,e,.;'l,ol,4ol t,,,' 11,1013ery deceased. Horace Walpole, Geol. to bit Po 7 .14,5 Lienteisant, vice Jatne.:. Ge o, it to t 4'l„ l tad He , (turns of Foot, -Robert John Anderlon: ~,,,,,',, ' , t ,„ Eisig`, without taurchase, vice A lira:niter ~,iii,el ~ . e ta 'Etitiis,Robert John Anderson tat be geoteosraticotp . , r o i t Iporchase, vice Montgomery, Ater:med. Volo •"/ ,„,tle !ta,ki ' °.l4aett Booth to be Ensign, withuot Putclr.o.:, ~ , i ) dersott. - , ' 4,4 • 0:, 65th Ditto, Ensign Ilenry Ttolor to be Littlfelillt..tti;' !,,,, ' A. j'lleCl44e,• rice I)l3llditi, Ititpttittfed ft, tort 560,1'0.0, i „ !i i 0 r ' jeant-11:4or out Donald, non) the -1 1 tb ' PO. Eleign, without porchase, rite 'faiihir.„. ,-, 0 be 1: 0 " 6Gth Regimeht of Foot, liiisign %Villaani R1111",;(id Ili I ' l4 ~ tenant, without pa:reit:L -4, vice Po d l' .I:r't;',," DelliP i l I .la. With fort. .FAlSiga William Nlorton I. .- 1 ,;„40 ,', ~,, r, wittiont purchase, vice 'Whitney. da-ceased., t‘00,,,i, , ~,, Adjutant iVilliani Gilbert to have the Ptak ; ~u' l t ~,sll - 4 . : 4 ; 1 ,i,, En , ign Julio Clarke to be Lieutenant, wlo';`,t'ii„ir.a4l.4 ~.4J,, vice Ifarrey, 'promoted. John Carige, 6' 0,8 ' t ~-, 1 !, without.parchase, vice' orton. , ~'. fg'" rt,., • Otla Ditto .-- to he Lieuenan:, without palvel.:o-•451c: ~,./.:, Charles Itainsfurd, vice A. Clarke, deela°l*,,,,,Kaer t, cius French, vice Evans, cashiered bY %"' • OP, .'• General Court'Martial. linsip .-I,'-h.• Ilusto r 11 ,, , ,. r stort,,,,- ~ • :nth!, :lee:used. Ensi,,,,n Thonaaa filiernamde‘ :„..':100,,5,4,, ~.,, itiapointed to tl , e iztt Font. itio.iot vb. 1037 ,r3lO. iurf Tuisi.;,,,,4.;tatt,icui.trog, c . as t biert4 by the wrAitersco a "t" . t.lO 14" nongn, wa bout purcbase, JUgqi'll illiieli''''lo..*:. 'ile.krlt Itainsfold. , „unino „ ~i, 1,.14 1 fi9tll I)ifTo 4 E - 1 f 1 flO nto 11i1""' ~11,1114 .11,01, . 115.1;f1. osrp : ..a o , 0 ,, f 10a , i It t,, t Gnint.j."EocjibaeieLvsii7n,j ' ea liljaliodn't '' tilctte'Vlsle",! er.- .. '" 4 '''''''' v.a , ...7,,. , ,, F, vers.eded. .00° •'.- ' Sist. 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