The Virginia gazette — Williamsburg [Va.], 1780-05-31 00:00:00, page 1

' MAY 31. .1780- ss T H 15 NUMBER 65.
VIRGINlA GAZETTE.
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18 " 'elIy arrivtd hcn : szw day: up to
_ giv- m hsiil-inncy (0 che umivd,
which opened here it the beginning of (hie
month] but :hi; carnival had proved : very
en fqr the Gum Chunccllor, Baron Furfl, and
thm nembcn us the Court of A puh, Mossrs.
riedlc, Umn, lnd Rnfleben. ol' hil Mnicfly
to gim . m induce as hi- pncrul me for hi
pb' ., and dlsmiszd the Gum Chnccllor from hi
mmt pot, nd ordered che nbon mentioned Gen
tlemen lo prison, and to be eriminally prossicund,
upon I charge of pmiulicy nnd injufiice coward: :
'a..- num, who hnd bid bin complzinn before the
throne. iii. Majefl , non: forgening th' sure;!
duck- of his exllted nion, received in the midst of
in emival th. poor sun's complninn, ordered Ill.
lbon Gentleman Court, and endcscqndcd to cxzmino
plein himself. Their examinnion before hiI Mljefly
place the nlh of this month, nnd hn been pub
ed 15 I ming nd ilsh'uction to all the Prusihn
"?innm. Itil conceived in the following manner.
be thu- CQumllon, of Appnh. Friedu, Graun
Knnlebeu, m thod by bi- Mlpfly. " Whether
I! no iui tumid . sunne. lgamld : poor pusmt,
after having firiype'd him o? hit plou and ders",
and nim- hnin de ived hiip of the man: of
it did live , ul o yi hil son: and
pssfss-sirss' Thy uswch in'thc We. "
His M- Ry child. Till, " !: it right md
.]awfnl to siqrive ! mill? _u mill for not having
* ss' his-illsrent, because, having no cum, he could
unneth his mill, norctliu hnlivelihood by in"
Thy often! in in . nive.
Now the else ndt due. he Lad of : manor,
.mcing to hue : new fish-youd, n'nd'w su ly it wich
m, cutneaml toward- : rinlet, whic turned :
pil]. The pull i. filled by it. .: tlwo'xpense of tho
llilllt below; :wihio nsslill halhn'cr ?nce hrec had
mew, ur :: : ormi : in ping, lnd du
lin :: mznlodnyu insihmr esind of (he eat. Never
ct the rd infih on Iuving the fussrem of that
will If the same mu- it no formerly. The miller
now , it, bound [IN dwell'd su ply of water
)u in : . sum dom domzsed !: - income and
the fruit of hit bour. The Magisirnu :: Cultrin
m lyphod to, and order the sale of the mill that the
demand. of the Lord may be satilfied, Upol appeal,
the Court of Appalo npprovo thin cruel sentence,
'hich i: (lium, opposite b tho plycrnnl intention
Of hh_M-jelyz for hit Mljefly hu declared more
than one, and declare. ngnil, thu ippartial infliu
'pught to do floinistesed without delay to every one,
Mu- il the highest or ]owohank fl-fc, whether
For of opulent, without my slllin ion 'hncver.
" it Mljefiy. thensore, il resolved to plain: in no
man (),-none:, the author: of that cruel sentence,
,wh' been pronounced lf Cuflrin agninll th
)- miller Arnoldmf Pommenzig, inche newmnch
'dflfihdoobnfg, n.! though so unjust in itself, had
My. in the Court of Appczls, xhzu other
)llzi ram may huvc . warning. lnd be defend
fm being guilty of similar honour: and cruelnn.
They ought to colsidet and ever remember, that the
lond Fisnt, nay even th' beggan in the street:. are
a well n hie Mziclty, andthatthey zre to be
ud with the sum tendinesu and impaniahty, for
.: shrine of justice no distinction of unk or fortune
!. to be udmined, Prince and peasmt oughx to be
looked upon there in no other light than what is de
iud sun du noth- and "Head of kheir demand.
The Irictefl inflice may ba idmililmdyithout any
respect do not as Prionsi as,: ct'si' ab: cmrssn of law m
hinss szesty'a domaioni simddenfdwhtc (sum thi
prindp e of natural justice and equity, they ma dl
pend vpon- hia M zjafly'a nfcnting it in the too e:
emplary manner. An uniufl Magistnte and a court
of law, guilty of wrong and subssirvient to opprelsion,
are more dangeroua than gan" of thievea and robben,
against when any man ma make hia natural defence;
but had nen, auiling themselvu, of the robes of
jultico. in order to disgujse their disgnaccful passlons,
are not so easily ailed againl; they are the wost}
osvilliand. and esexving osdonblc punishmcnt. As
the same time, the King": court. of law are to under
stand, that hit Ma'efly has created a new Great Chan
aller. and that so Majesty wiU be very exact for
the future in [he occaional and flnct revisionof his
and their proceedinga. They are moreover ordered
and directed hereby, 10, to bring the law suit: to the
sssrediclt conclusion, zdly, carefully to observe that
e sacred name of justice may never be prosaned by
wrong; and oppressionl; and zdly, to act with the
mon absolute impartiality toward: every one, whether
Prince or pearane. Is hia Majesty shoutd find thm
proceeding deficient. in any one as the!: miclea, vcy
nay depend upon a rigoroua puniluaeoe of the Pre
fidcnt nsi well [I the respafiiva ]ullioet, who shall be
found guilty of. or access to an sontence directly
opposite lo the ain ssiupq of_ and jufflce.
00!!! at m.?! I,; Mu- Mppazsitiushr
order ofbil Majesty, th': nlb (la, d te. l779.\
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LONDON, pctmctssy 6.
He Mix: it the mnine rb of Lord Geor
Gordon t'u tbt Hoifi qs Cosil'wctttctan, on th- umb: :;
Lorl Lewisham for a uldnsm the King:
Mr. I ? ! A [( E R.
I SHOULD not have troubled you, end the House,
on this oeension, were it not for the absurditiet with
which the speech from the th'one is replete. Hn
Majeky tell: in, he he ordered certain popere, relative
to lrehnd, to be leid before in. Why wn not thut
order made in consequence of the eddrefl'cx from Ire
landi Where lrish nddresses to be disreguded ? And
we- the lrish Parlinmcnt unworth of its Sovetei n't
notice; The truth ii. Sir, hit a}ei\y*l Mint en
are no less odioul in lrelend then they are in England.
The King well known thin. The Irish deem them
selves apprgsmlj 'end cull thin government yramy
To prove thie, Sir, ( need only me! to you the opi
nions of some leading members in the lrifh Commone.
{sink Lordship then produced . newshepet, end read
rom it the debate. of the Commom of inland on the
first dey of their meeting: end dwelt with plrticular
emphasu on every sentence that conveyed ] censtne ov—
Adminiliration.) 'l'hus, Sir, you see the (rievencel
of ltehnd me it length become so numerous md in
tolerable, that the people are obiifed to insil on having
efru tradr. But isit il intende to comply with their
demend, if the are to tnde with wary part of the]
em'pire, ! he t e noble Lord in the blue rihbon will )
give me time 7 notice; Thil ! lflt, lnd instst on, ].
s pens ofjush'ce from the noble Lord, thlt Italy
dischzrge ssthet duty which my conscience cleimt of me;
that I may write down to my eountrymen in Scotland, ss
end give them werning to ellnblish ln India Man)
of their own.
ln Scotland, Sir, the ople are an mdy to break
sswith the Minilter as in reland. The indulgenciee
given to Pupil}: have elmncd du whole country. eldss
they at determined, with the utmdfi vizil-cl uj
raqup'sin, to guarl 35].an : Fopk (hit m be"
such savounm m lhe eyu of the Mimfiry. sildo Il
Slr, desiver to you my own sentimdm onlyosirnm
men: will find an hundred and May thous lu- if
my back, who will avow and to inn them. TN
people hssnve sent 'cdtions lo the Kfiniflcu ism
who hnw dzsrr garded xhem, lo che Lord Cbmcellor,
to deliver lo the Lord:; who supp-csssid them; lad :.
you. MJ. Speaker. whoiaveincumd th: dnpleasm'.
us the peop'e, by not delivering them o the Com
mono. T: ey have now printed their (in:.menu in.
resolutions on their grievance" lhcymill shortly &
publ-shed; and the moment they are ready, I SII,
wnll dehvet them to the Kingand the Poinceosffidu.
sihn lh--y may learn from them up- what um lbl_
Scotch swill 'u wend.
The cant o Scotland, Sir, is left naked lad dl
hnceless; the people of Dunfiiel-shire had therefof'
petitiomd for arms to dxfend themselm. To
cernin knowledge; that county in in such I Sunction,
that Plul ]onel might, with the ntmofl facil'uy, lur
dellroycd Gllsgow, Leilh, Grecnock and Edilb
in one expedicion. Thou circumflassncd, could it have
occurcd to any one, that Aduiniflmion could {un
denied l'oreasonablu requisidol. Widm'l unbound
os Minish-y m, could my onemve imagind, till: the,
dared to commit such an outrage UPOI'WI
common policy. end the commm nghn ::le -
Yet, S-r, extnofdinlry :. inn:) seen. th' si ,
which these men returned, wu : poit'n refnfl
hie request! ! will, Mr. Speaker, Fead youthckme
(si;
;srom the Secretary :: War, to the Duke of
berry and Lord Stormont, on this subject. [lip
Lordship then read the letter; lster which, looking
the Sccreury :: Wnrhe continued.] And you.
jtnlirybu bow dart] you to wriltsud : [mass low
Bruce would not have had timerity anon h !. be,.
done i t: And yet the Secretaty of an doctr ( ling
over has had that presum tion! The sayd sunny of
Svuart have been blnishsi- from their kingdom for I"
nteuding to the voice of the yeople, end :- either
of Hlnuver in not afraid to dlsngnd it! Sil- High
Smithscn, Els] Percy, Duke of North!!!
nrmed cap-a-pee, much at the heed of all the ches
mongers and grocen, from Temple lend Brenctoosi
end the present Earl Doulu is not to beinfifl Wi—
urms! The Soon, Sir, Ire iuflly int!!!" ". shi
l'candalous partiehtyz nor are they les- Wh
point of rehgion. ,
' ] sh I" now, lit, only trouble the Roch I so
momenu longer. !would not, indeed. bunch
so much of their time 11 I hue drudy done. but, si
being on my legt, I thou ht it grope! to discowth
sentimentl of the people o Scothnd. All M ! hid
now to add is, to give notice, thee I intend. old
future day, to man for in lddnso to the King, to
send down to Scotland uo,ooo musicnjlld him
to llrm the defincelesn ple of that men,.
The French Ambaflrdsssir at the MNM
she King his mafier's intention of mnfid'll m
to the relief of Hollznd, in case of any lull! sn
ss umour.
Advicc it received, that I Dutch mct'ltct (.
' um, with :: merchant vesieil older heavy,
End suuk I Sp-nish sri ate in the Mdiw. th!
ctattemrdted to take the utter vefilo, and Ill On m
fish .
By letten from Smyrn- we find, the! the fine.
rivneen have tzkn so many nentul, and pniahrly
ucch vessels, um th: Lnut MW much