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and Mr. M
. 'Astothes
they are'
«tceptiom.
to specify objL_ ,_,___
mends tfQf, totwjs, nUlM iM'i
is the trial %|w Worth to/""
we mor*r*2p>e fttlT
who ha«*im*je>miidered as tCtMtse!
vfctfWismH&thej
■oft dislike*. ’ *
wai any wan of commonetase ?**«»£, tfcattjU
example of Mr. Jeflto|n« doe* ant tend to subvert
tWe tvA/ artd eotrupt #Hi '*drtirftiliithM
qf jiuiiee? ' '■ “■ - ■ ••■ >-■
,Oo wtat evltWnee has Mr. JeWstamt fermedhft
opinion? Ir ion the txtraardinar^
Htg* ........ . _ „ „ .. .
not to adduce at dMNriaiif. oa^jnyiiSra £n ivH*dgis
this tnomtfr/fe ptntrss him an eweiMfry. Wa, tease
-heard of oflesdsra being aiMStleJtjto testify in tUftl
JV <Ar againtwlcir 4nwk&9t hut this i* the
first Instance, when a person, having t.\e fto&er to
rtutain om-ndcfs* has fiirmUtMtfusm to vlolattrthe
InwvPmsecuted toaap for.»« #**&*!« the«/im»rjo«
erf witnesses frdm testfiyuig fajtttir favour., W»
Hat fiiis enonjjh, might drcufttkt^nces to harp beep
■disclosed whttft epfapiklcs.trrjaitoect that themafi
skal has Iteen ^umlseito tocouir tat jurorp were not
ufgfcicutryptisc&toififrs Jr
*>***■ r,w-€“i^
ytttittuiomtJudgeJ lafd cgM
V'jQf the great
• jtiftice Itoh.' ' ' ' ■%. ?
the .reign of queen Anne, in If04, «rfr»Hr*te
Men of the horonqh of Aylesbargh had been refused
tile llbetty'of voting at an election fornmemJjer of
pfcrltnmenUfchougU ’they proved their qtiulificatfam
M such. The law in this case imposed a fine on t^e
returning officer of 10001. for every oBenre.
this principle thcaafttklted to lord chief Jnstkeffolt
t desned tlie officer to be arrested. The house
\yhu i
of commons alarmed at this step, passed in order in
the home to make, it penal for either judge, counsel
or attorney, to assist at the trial. However, the
’lord thief jttstfeei atid several lawyers, were* hardy
enough to oppose this order, and brought it on in the
court of Ring’s bench*; The house, highly irritated
at this contempt of their order, sent u serjeant at
arms for the judge to appear before them ; but that
resolute defender of the laws bade him, with a voice
of authority, begone? on which they sent a second
message by the speaker, attended by as raagjgr mem*
bers »? espoused the measure, After the speaker
had delivered the message, his lordship replied to
him in the fallowing remarkable words: “ G<> hack
to ymjr chair, Mr. Speaker, within these fivq Wu.
mites, or yoo may depend on it 1 will send yafaypi
Wewffite: ^ou speak of your authority, but 1 tell you
. Tsil here as ah' interpreter of the laws, and a distru
liotor pf justice ; and were the whole house of corn.
P ihons in your I jelly, I would not stir one step." The
speaker was prudent enooghto retire, and the house
wrtsre jqually pnidrnjMn let the aff h-tdrop. , .
An independent judiciary was undeniably provep
'tflra publirk benefit of inestimable worth, ' *■ * > *
[Let those who are always pratlng'abouk’oervife
judges in England, be tiient, at»d lo<,k at home.]'
' V. av'TBostow, August?,
. Wehave frequent accounts of the appearance of
to® French squadroufdnfis, Martinique, offthis coast,
—Onihe lstmst. it wtvs spokttttlaitB. 70'TOilesjauth
- *t Sandy Hurt, steering N. N. b- Thtrwu » y>oy
'direct course for Newport." ''On Saturday last, it
"ji was seen From a vessel •hrrived here from Noth,
folk, to the soutliward of Long-bland, steering a
northerly and easterly course :—But on meeting
*‘heavy squ«Jl on Saturday afternoon, U put a
t**yTf,R» , ' ■/
We. have not heard bf the arrival of this sqOadron
In anjt American port. It is probably bouqd to Eu
•yope, and intentionally, avoided the common track
from the West Indies, judging that an English squa
* droo must be in pursuit, ■ Tlie ships had not any
troops on board ; it is na£ therefore probable they
wilt raake ad attempt on any of tlie English stile
ments in Nova Scotia or Newfoundland, v .
i . ■■ ■*
tf «*’ *k Lownos. ^
Bttolutionf agairtst the-American ihuereourne Bill\
Afttmeettogfif the CommitteeShip Ownkbs,
for the port of Lsndon, held thi* 19th day of Jute,
aeofl,* I - '.Ft*' ■ >-■
%•
ROB
Esq. fn Ute Chair.
i»/y, That tlie thinks of thh
Heeo/vei
to the 5<J members of ParliaAieut
meeting
iyho have
'<V|hqjr opinion of the necessit/ oi
i’jfr
maintaining
>upSrHghg the principle* of the ns
Vtgafion
of utdkt Britain.
fictohiedt urianimtMeht, That it FA the opfhfdiii1 hi
■ m
vim committee, mat no necessity wnatever exist*
justify the American Intercourse bill, In suppniji ol
jwliich no evidence gas been adduced. And that tlx
shaping of Great Britain'and Ireland, is more than
sufficient to insure, at nil times, bdui.ip peace upd
wrst, when properlyprotected, tUe carriage of a
regular a»d constant supply of provisions and lum
ber, to wifi British West Indies, from whatever coun
try it may be.purchased, and conaequently there, h
no QCCasinnl to yield to America, or any otheroeu.
trjd Nation, that lucrative btapeh of trade. Which
, would stiniuU>v ^, t)M Brtkla of freight mrijr,. re
- . xIHee to the shipping interest of Britain, nuc
of the settlements in America and the West Indies
, ,upwards of 300,0001. }■ - .'; «: ;.<r; , ...
'* r *- A’raWiW u»a> imeutly, That the.adoption of thu
IU.a| the present moment, is highly objectionable
«|n politick, as it cannot fell to .encourage claim!
Wn the part ■ America, toalloVa free intereours*
.'r'between the United-States and the king’jf.dominioQi
, , in; the West Indies, Which was declared'by .his Ma
jesty’s Privy council In Ijkl, to be inadmissible, eves
M a subject of negociatap,. and which will likeWUK
tend to expel from that pan of the .-colonial Trade,
which is left for ftritish-slllpprtg, a greater numbei
^ of .them, and will increase the,accumulated diatreat
already felthy tbeOwoetaofBritish ships in the £u
ropean Trade, from Neutrals being allowed fcrbrea)
'the blocksde of the Prussian ports, hr caoa^ouenci
of which, many British ships, vsaaBy employed there
- in, are now actyaUgfa, the want of employment.
Jietclned wmrMmty> Thsp It is the opinion 4
t ft"* fjonuuittee, th at in’con sequence of the go&ptn,
vunns of the Art of NiiVigatlim. therW is nee st present
^ bundtug Uirenghtmtthe. empire a sufficient numb*,
of new ship* to meet the Annunl dtonctit
sumption pf shipping j foe while such temporsry &
fluctu ating systems off suspending the Act ofNavt£4.
4B3gate^9aega!&^^
k .*!?*"*{ 7**t it> the opwrfoa oi
?,*
V tWCovjssnitree-i tbath t*m>w more U>aa ever impnr.
, -eMttnmn whi^h wet* begun ty thh
chathMied in'the years 1802
>?* fto tin* interests of Bri.
m
. il.vV,
m +
j V *i
*§• .
’KV
‘JNti
a®
•biing tffe fnestiotihle a. ...
> enforced, betfmtob* f*ajNfeifcd,i«r}f the*
•t* - " -
tWel»ifc®|jiion bcp&Kvst
|M ‘ v "’■■
Mwian/inulfr that the principal oftfch
iinmf.'ii fa* of Earope, frdfmalit
. . ^ Of Colonial iff.
lie* ** Qre*» * ft* established by die Act of
fajrf|e*fon, «and • total dereliction of Bin* peincl
P*» whinh our ancestors cherished, fee tilt mutate*
Mnce <*#the maritime power of %be hattan, and by
whioh the Britlahnavy hn attainedthatwiperinrity,
wUifcb I* so essentially hete#nry nt tbit tfmeto pre.
itWtte ftkdrpendrnce oftitt empire, >u - •
X&4&Ht urfinimouiltf, That It hr the opinion of
tht>jC'i_mmittaf>.Jt^t|iy«hh> owners of tireatUri
taln# m {heir eridea vntirs
"mmr' °’ijBU»*n of iWr representa
tive*®* wtoro, foti, {Active, and
mf Act of Niafcadon, by
JS, “tear andlWaift'our
8®a,t^. Jpt of nor present pre-emi
l>wTfe‘'*~' mi'Tina lto""*f *”"* 'W*** below
;••***'frShraaMb nations,** bat Which never
c*fcgW§ff|pf‘ a ojwWbnary power h lodged with
the flPPpBhhcil te^pppend Us operation at their
diserCBfe$v
JtciOted vnanitptHttfa .That these resolutions be
distr
wutnimomtty, That the thAnfcs of this
r
Committee be given to tbwChatrmm, for Ms indefa
tigable an&in wearied exertions Wmpport the ahip
phe interc* of the cpontry, and thereby promoting
the Landed anti Manufacturing interest* of the ent
■£! ' r •••
Extracted froth the Minutes, by Order* .
NATH. ATCHCSONj See.
*f*'- ' - ’■ - -
From Dtttik Papers, recefoed by the High
^ "(add M“jry* Captain Strong.-* t ^ '
... -***3-** , -.■ •*. '.ii.r* ,. ,.: v ■
. ' . . PKtnitsafrk©, A% $4.
We learn that the cmperourhaaprofessed his gra
titude to the king of Prussia for the planner in width
tint prince treats the dispute with Sweden. This
intelBgemfe is extremely well adapted to banish nil
apprehension in .another respect, in cnpsequefire of
a peace of intelligence lutely.itiade pohlick, and which
otherwise might have given rise to the fear for hew
difficulties. with the neighbouring powers. , In short,
we have learnt, that 4QOO men of.tliejmperial guardi
have received orders to hold themselves ia marching
readiness, and to break up from hence under* the
command of the gt^ind dukn. Constantine. . Their
destination is not known, l.'.vV'
. .. r KAPt*s, Afey.25;
The fugitive court atSicily has made a near at
tempt to disturb the repose of the kingdom, thereby
however only exposing Its barbarity and Imbecility.
.All the galley slaves of Sicily have been set at liberty,
armed, and , a part of them disembarked on the
coast of Calabria. Fortunately 'th^y|ject of their
disembarkation has miscarried; HO offhoise wretch- '
es were seuedat Crotons, 100 at Reggia, and 60 at.]
Salerno j in their pockets instructions were found,
commanding them to murder, plunder, and burn.—
Our new monarch, .op the contrary, strives to esta-'
Wish J»is authority by mildness. Notwithstanding
ihe gifts empplyed fi*r exciting dottiestick tumults,
'and, the danger pf shewing clemency too early,dm
UsaiAnti^s Jcote «/ thcSfst mst. aft prison- ’
era confined merely for crimes against the state, to
Ibe sfetat liberty ; and the military commissions olN»
pies, Lucera, and Salerno, have been abolished*"
It is said, that the greatest exertions are ur^
thg French ports of Genua and Toulon, to fit out a
squadron, for the purpose of attacking Gaeta on the
tea-aide, and to caver a disembarkation in Sicily,
where the English’ troops amount tono more th in
7000 men, the greatest part of which are encamped
near Messina : off the light-house of that city, there
lie several Euglish frigates, gun-boats, and bomba
dier vessrlj, and several batteries have been raised
on the coast, ft is however, supposed, that ait this
will hot be sufficient to prevents disembarkation in a
channel 30 narrow and so very long; particularly at
the military force of the English is too small to he
able to moke a momentary resistance. The late
king is still at Messina, ana the queen is at Palermo
at present. The crown princess, who was lately
delivered fif a daughter, b making preparation* to
return to the court of her father,' toe king of Spain.
■■ f
- tf ■
. .... Vt«»jM,fi/nur;S*;
-j.
i We now knew for certain, that 2000 of our troops
nave entered Cattaru, which had been previously
... previously
evacuated by the Russians. Hie place was after
.wards surrendered .pi the French, agreeably to ihe
treaty of Presbarg. Every thing that has been aaid
in the foreign journals of new engagements forming
by Austria, is entirely destitute of fiaindatidn. AU
the measures and dispositions of 6ur court tend to
peace. The only difficult^ which remained, te now
removed by the evacuation Of Cattaro.
. .From the frontiers of Turkey they write that the
chi^fpart of the Serviunarray had left the banka df
the t)rma, and had laid Close siege to Belgrade.—1
%
'» judge from the ardour of the assailants, and the
wantuf the garriiori, it cannot be expected to hold
out l«u»r.. _ ■■ - 1
.tint
iwjiKtn oi me qecioe othts
mafcstywne fang of Hoi)and, June 14, 1406_Ji
having been considered that the prevent order of
thm« require that uae be made Af % certain form®.
Her for the sovereign of thia country, hi the public
K-tn In the chbi'chra of the acveiUl sects, the fill,
ng hasbeen decreed i-> ,
• We beseech thee for Mb majesty fbukfagof
Holland, our sovereign; far her maiety the queen,
M>d for ther rest of the royal house.w
i The ministers of the several aects are at the tame
titnC earnestly exhorted to abstain, jn tlieir prayers
*nA dJ#Coqr*ca, froro all enpreadoi.a tending to cause
the government of this country, or its situation, tobe
vievedipn |esa favourable llgttf, and, on the contra*
iry, te eatutotheir community to • deedrons conduct.
1 M „ &&•*) ,, * vHuZtman:
* IW* general,and aid-de-cao.p of hb'
majeaty, la by the king appointed goveroourof hra
majetfy’s palaces and guvemour of this place, fa the
reompf lieot. genend flpuCe
fc Hto ‘najeatp** grend groom arrived here ye«tar*
;v!LW»4.-A &T!
Gelier«l Dumoeeeao alaq arrived herd veateni..
V •"** «»t the PrS?tlfc
bsssapor
recalled from the
sw
James’s.
»: ft l» »hlt thflculjy lhat tbeAmencsn government
Trorvv •« immediate declaration, of war
aghfast Enel"od,i exasperated *ri thepeMfa of
thatC..«ht>ya.the condurtrtthe KnglWvmfibtry
Mle lyngl ICB dAHIIHalutasu Sau..._1 * I *1
cottamander* towards their com.
r enfsena. * A spirit of revenue ta
‘ M.&
•i. ^ j 'jrvSsL- *E»«:
?* *£ bymfr** w>d
»lw 4ebf‘t
F* »•» Cbiirtortna buaod tp
AtateMn
\ Ship^tmirT,
;B&ll«»[f” 1 "—
i&SSQMMMfir ttuyir.
“«*imS£7j$SZ
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-::m* ;. 4rr*r ntgniantrontlk ttfitafn & ran*. ......,
Xty*llilI.Em<?.‘.ine’ «***%•*& TtwtawvTwwer,
w9* fv&NK*'Y^Ik’ *"-Md*«Bordin»*fhe MA
*»*• 'Thebng Three 8k*w,F.*|«v aMCm*,*™,,
airh ed in Rochelle Roads thel3dtjune. Theshlp
Charle* Crandfm, from this j»ri arrived at Helvoet
» »' i'> CU8TOM-tto0SE-&ffiV«».*t' '‘,;: '
r0***' ~v’' i- T ^ * irfidU.
*»*flM**,?«*yr* Pw|*'^wlRiaw«*frM*;
S’ ■ Hall,, ^ ..Thomas-town.
r<, vfg*”J“h Botleej';,.>:. fiberteitim;
. - «*rrwi, Jone*v ^#Hh Vt<
*‘!P f,,*TrMT’»a, Lisbon
Brig Indian,
ln<4tfaM Ok'A.«<•_ '.4»r '.v'u^fcrVeiw■ . *.
'• : ' *.1 - 5 - HhVwmw.
:i»er,.
Sch’r Norfo
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Pursuant^fcjH Decree of the Court of
- Norfolk Coun^Prm bo Sold, on WliUNESUAY, ih
27th instant, at the premise* wi.i creditQf jfc lwmUis,
f;■ '■ ’ • • fe-A LOT of LAND, ^• * -
of/?W"J,<>u‘Vne*f ,tfie iftir atthgintersettipr
rtt CraWfiMd and fcoirfoa Street* —It i, jrfmaaoll* mid admn
tagerrMiy for business, amt hat on it a tpacinjpi',
l>we!iihs-H«u-.», and necessary but* houses. It is iho-1%1
**?$;*!?& *
W. ' . , The GoitMijWsiozteri. ,
August 18, f j ' #« 9i ' '
/or PHI LAO EL PHI4,
The good jScH'tJJMfiPN,'
Will positive y sa'lln ten d4v« - for freight
or pasaage, (having goad accommodations', !
i *ppif to- :$ • 4&Wf^' z #• - r>.^:
■ .A A- ' y .ill- S' . AA. • ■•■ ... ' . .
r f < R. ’
f itifdbJfK;vt\{tri:..
•'lot ■•
. . ■ T—d«■ 9 |» Hi* foifann»dfc#> 1 '■
>■« /fo* f /or/ »* /reef*. 5 ■
‘The fort sailing Shto HigMuid Mary.
i’a-rt of. her caigo u engaged ior the Aw ,of
A- i^^Ceoi^Biyirray, & Co. ’
August 80. . ... . if , ,|0g
The Weil known tUvaht, Ship'
„ , ^ ALMIRA, ■ *
. ,_- Caplsin Whipple, tiiree vean old, Shd tap..
alien JOOfofib., .gM, wW hetesipdlM*—ieaaaarpointfSe
days, end has ac<ftisU*fht>te ptftsrflt^gc*** s for fieirhi
or the remainder, - or. passage, (hasing excel lent accommoda
tomiJin#- OC^t^jHfoWllifo or-t.fr-- f j
■ •> • ' ■ :v; !'#-■ N. .Heron. ■■ J
August M. V.v. ..-If ;;J
i'. V"1111 *■
■ RIDING CHAIRS.
.,i3v..i •'«. *.• -'.t. • •>• •..*•»•-‘‘f^
A few 'wryelegant, aingle. ,„d Double RISING CHAIRS,
just received, and for hale by 41 .-j
^ > Price St Waddey.
who am this day landing from schooner Ciurmiug Mary,
»■ Capt. Potter, from Pli.latMphfo, .%■
5 hhds. & 10 bbls,^>eningfli||ptoaf
StuAR.
1st 20.
tf.
99
. landingftom jfl&Qard t/ke tehooncr Harriot,
65 Tic?rcer^i|G:E, ar^i a feiMteles
"■ COTTpK-sforSalnhjt' ‘
W-? ■ w Figk & Catlett.''
* < *' ■ ,7 ■ -e ■ f
Augon SO. ^r-Y-r»1
X.
FliH SALE,
A firc-Ppoof HO 0 SEiaLittie-Water
Street, Oppoaite Mr. tfovid 'M’A'llit4p»iSfoigcrt*>'a'aiii^
rent of 44( dollars per annum, aud rentt for 240 .doU
annum y' oo a lease of ?9 years reiimrabfo for ever -2,
lo..g Credit will be giseu for negutiaufo uotes with au
eudosaen. fur mkhm, apply to '
' ■ P- ^0% * ^ ^ "'1
•»Ji^ ■■■ Wbo baa enh
A supply Dfthc bert
. tehacut.au mudciatetcmM.
Aigwt20, , 2wh*'
% 4 " • / AH07 VCA. ,
The Copartnersbipof P.
being fofortvadljf the deatbuf Mr,Se«ei
- (K
i-«*5 ife-.#*
91*000 feel clean 0OA
>»
t*;:" 9k .? * *_ . ■■ ji.Uj !
* 4 •* *4*Mw
‘JNrtM*i" ^*-1
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•. ■)» j-*4' '•* ■"-. V- ■! -
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: i Tea Dollar* Reward,
TS«&r«4fb»i
X ton* the kuMerdwr moan, —-,
mQixj lMtfcUy. »Hhfo. Afewt, »h*k**, n *ktato|», („
inturnM) >y • 0M|lai*f #.«•& f«*« Utokuau, to Menu*,
VtM»OMUMM^M^«rtUCI»} «4 6*, W bO*rf<rf «
^*»SSr,‘¥lkdi4»i»f l%madjii]»e Ant#* AJW, of*er
W^lw & &kitj| ceaunan4*r,«-Thfc Jkn ■* ro
la*rtt*to* to panwit wtoWia nhghtcu uwaiimiau jetict 4*.
cavermm; ha U very loir «nd thick, hn » nAniUi.i.—.
remark* Me hat, than tod «wJ5(
. wuwimw m. 9Q9TI Utfl fOiUH
which actouunr to**W!*ato eraiMnwtod with apparent to
1 audeaertumlegot on ataU| iu» toOhtotototorv
hcwltp Mwc«cn«Mai|Ri on a*au) an aawiiMi. wi
toir* tab mouth ao ctottoctto> that to amaat iato.r
thwV/hhf4*utinlektafg, ---f ~r urfrtkM tap touTa
. Wjfttoep.ocar, wtufcb biajtimiiB theaoadotowtotoito
43g»>i^houtm ha apeak* Mb*** olto* *a**to~3*
jW» to ***»» »»«>«» *t “rr-z h*“~ frrrw M«»m,
,iVi h»fu*th«-timnhjatfauj
;pMfc*V ttoabwtorewaid «iff%|.vtoahdSS^e
,mmI hup to MrrTtoo. «r Mr. than*A"-“T^JhkU_
W to addition ef fciro Uu»Un(totou|jpdS|!ft«Jtol^
'■*** to too Swau *k»eri), to M4*>A* Mb*, totou.«
riu&niibaLt ,.*.•• ■' T.,.£&Jfc4k3*il5i*k—• •
... .j&Ci&mm:
‘ Hyland Rudolub}
l*
Utto ^■1%“ “
r*«^wwS?: ■ t3* .*; V>...
itoa U»oo \ntte}»i,M*i w& t» «*4y, w> revive ovkoiM t J%tr>d
****** *4*,*.:-,...
t 1 *»«. < > - v. ■ - - - ■ John Broun. !r , ’ *:
y^jjgfe flew Artie/tea.ii SM» w' ^ r~v /\-4^
k ^ if'
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ft#da**. AptJyt* ^
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; ; ’jj^1 ^'W 1 'i''-^'wy'; " ■ . ■*!?»• ^
«* ' /br Charter* ' “ - '; '#-- *,
ft* 6* <^lfttjf:*'.te«te4Sinr ‘ 4 i- ■s' «n- «1>.**
-'- • FRANKLIN*- ;'. * ;>*' "*
Iwur, $
t»rco,*Hd wiri beije^M nseei^tacargnin*few
■:;>V ;
Itfy to lL^
F AMpH« «v
^bJMbc**fo
■ t f^Aiteertcwi Ship1.
!“•»* Row*. *»a*«i; burthen
v" "I..::. " ■»-t>tteh*t•%vMbumfmhme
Au«wH4.
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■ ■ ■ ’ t'Avrfer, ’ •"*■":*"•?. :,'"^'.4,-? . 4
■~:v'
"*>*
-rj8«p barrel
acWgn in fnir fry*- F|
at Newton’* w HPT, hr to
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rentariubi* fin* ngw>
- IT Mr. Janii, J* port
188 ton», ana can be ready „
' ■**-*«jt tfrini, ap{>l|to.^
W a c
■ppjyto.v rw,'
a i Co.
aodUyon Newtao'i wharf, **jfrt'—
■. weft flavored jstigwi
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