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A BRIEF M EMOI Rof hew kite SittiWstY rIIPHE ANN I.T AI.DIMNE It of i his IN4TI• it'soelo the Nam,' Ingelligouvr. 11,iber• ei ofr•ofoloot basin: mto 'Kepi ll'
t MIMS FVF.NING, SATURDAY. IVO. 16,
ill; QUEEN CHARLOTTE, with aoshestie Aseedutes 1 TUTION will take lilacs in the FIRST WEEK of .
1 los Maj.-sty's &resale will plied (Cu.' the 27d ow Eietiac wore. •-- ' attire of the country.
cue) a New Historical Tragedy, :retitled MAY, at the Freemasons' Tamen. ARBUTHNOT AND All HIIIRTER.
Whim Or Hest heard of the ext.'.
By THOMAS WILLIAMS. The "'muds of last year am reqeestel to vend to the
BRUTUS;
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Lucius Jowly., Mr Kean ; Tints, Mr. D Pilaw; Sesto% • propose a• Stewards for the next Dimmer. t'd the propriety of surpending tour opio,totia on thins A trait idea, Wooled '
Hy Order, subject until all the facts should he before us. &Wit./ Cosomilte,
iii ion 4 the pm. i 1,0410 r'hlT' Mb Plielr'l.ll,4l),lnee
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tor eoi.e.e; Collirtione, Mr. Rengongh; Valerior, Mr. THE ANA LySis of HbiviAN NATURE; ._----------. i an attentive perusal of the documeote, and Cone to tithing the at ht
siderahle reflection on the subject, have cub& net! -Ikl p d
I.l,o:mud ; I enamor, Mr. Powell; Horatiti. Mr. l'ernolil. or, ea tovertiolttoo of the woo. to itopnave the
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YOUNG LADY, who may wish to SWIM her E.duestion for Cove of theve iterrell'4 neitlwe required not pee milted .. ',j, i,
In Act I. the Procession of Tarquinia to the Temple of prima dide 4,g, piumjiad, mord. „d Reditio„ society.
a GOVERNESS. She %wild be instructed in every branch tree intervesition of the British or any oter born's; p„,..,. „r to
Fortime. Illy S. PHELPS,
After which will be prelommed, for toe 10th time (what the Author of " •A Toweelne MB Sot Importance of etteudiug tbe of • nagol and polished Folneation, equally with the other . Gooertiowpi, k i., ihr,,, a a,,,..ti0n costs.t, 1,,„
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turns need the mate
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FISH of mean not to palliate their oftener, hut to t. spiv.,
our doubts whether their poteishment wits pope
rer &her Oat. r.o.rols Culnuilsitie, with a Solo on the Fla- EXTENDING the BRITISH FISHERIES; coo- WILLIAM SAMS most i especifolly whams
the Nubility, Gentry, mad Public, that his CATA-
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8.110111, Miss Crooke.
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wENTY.sECON.D NIGYIT of rtab REtir TRAGEDY.
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BRIEF MEMOIR of her hoe 'Majesty
4711. QUEEN CHARLOTTE, with ssibeatie Aaredutes
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Sy THOMAS WILLIAMS.
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charged frOin the *object r•frnd►*ria ,he
flow. Tlw Military Celsoiltee oreol.l .till have
ebetteient hotlines% to 'cern tbrus in the miletart

at of the c $$ try.
Mr. T. M, Mehem objected to this course, se be
tlionghs the eitornitilition of the Seminole wir, and
partiretiply of the execution• of At/mahout and
A tnioider, befouled properly sod est4ns.vely to the
Mira./ Committee ; sort lir *as thesofores ovine
1.) tat tog the atiftiect from their hands.
Mr. Ponderer moved to amend the Repalsolla
by etot ging the word '4 marline" for t
" OW." al it roe the word in the originel
tiler t.fthe but j.Ct to the Midday Committee.
Mr. 'Louisan suggested ttrbotbrr it would not be
better to bet!, winds.
Mr. Pinsidezter stated. that his °Nett was Only
to limit-tire cottititenFy in the proceeding. by resr
laimidut in this Reisolutiort the ,enerdit.steesllais.ahos
President in hie Mellow on the Pottier/. and in the
origioul
ireference of it. Tire lirettle, t had said
nothisig shout the extend:on of these men, turd. of
course, the ItreoluttOm leropo.etl to fir in a Cott-
mittee sr .ohjert of the Preptilet.e. Nle,sAir. which
was not ineistionell in the N.les.,irge,
The A otenchnesit woe egierd to A) re O. N"es 44.
Mr. llortison then tooted to arid the wind ere.
ruiirre," that the reference tnig'ut tinbruce both the

ARBUTHNOT AND Au rutorrEit.
Mien we first heard of the eel:ll,6On 404 sen.
tenet of death on these nano-Fable Unit, we sump,.
rA the propriety of litispeniling onr 0111.,1011.1 MI this
subject until all the facts should lie le-fore its.
/inattentive peru.al of the document., and con.
siderable reflection on the suliject, have cwifir nrd
the °pillion we expressed »mite inonthiago, that the
case of these pereolis neither required tint monitor.'
the intervesition of the British or any other foreign
Government. Ilt then, a tre-tine eutirtly lie.
tween 'atomises—between the officers or Govern-
ment used the peoplo.
We wish we could my, with equal confidence,
that we entirely approve of the prucoediugs of (Ist
Court by-IN& thous lees. solo far4lllo4---Wit
mean nut to palliate their offenee, but to txprers
our doubts whether their inotitAment was properly
administered. We express our thoughts on this
subject with much confidence. Being ignores,' of
the law martial, we are guided to our decision by
established principles of iiatirmal and of civil law,
applicable. we presume, to all crunival trial.. by
whatever Court, in our country.
Arbuthnot merited iiiiiiislimment, doubtless, for
Ilia officious intermeddlingwitli the Indians, and for
hay.iig, under pretence of trading wills them Noll
counselling them to assert their rights, acited them
to hostilities against OE It is another question,
whether his offence was a military user, or properly
cognisable by a military ttibunal. It is. at leas.,
crating, that this person was completely within our
power, and that there was no danger of his escape.
or of his effecting oily thing whilst in coolioement
prejudicial to the operations of the army. To hare
held him in confinement, therefore, subject to the
directions of 6 higher authority, it. •ppeari to ni,
would have been, if on error at all. an error oil the
safe side of the question.
With respect to the evidence before the Court in
this case, our respect for the character of the Offi-
cers composing it obliges us, little conversant a. we
have professed to be (end may we long be !) with
military laws. to presume it was such as that law
admits. Aud this is all we shall say of it.
In the case of Ambrister, the evidence is conclu-
sive enough. Ile was found in arms against the
United States, and pleaded guilty to the clisrge of
leading the Lower Creeks to battle. lie identified
himself with the enemy, and subjected himself to
their fate. But wisest taken. did lie not become a
prisoner of war, and was he not ettlijled to the pri-
vileges of that character ? If so, did lit' become
properly the subject of trial by a .court-imert.al ?
We err snider the impression, that the offences of
both these individitals were such as it would have
been better not to have committed to the judgment
of a military tribunal ; btu, having bees, so coin.
witted. that it would have been expedient to have
submitted the aeutence, before execution, to the
highest authority known to the coustitutiou fur its

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Al
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n the Procession of Tarquinia to Teeple of
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any other Committee, nor to shriek froth their own,
As to what hid beer and • on the Aisiessilitirsit. lift
observed, incidentally. that tf the Committee went
into. att invertigatiou of the trial, it would be proper
to porous it to the fruits of that trial. #s to tho
question of reference, he bilirta be satisfied in what.
ever way it was decidid, Stc.
Mr. Jainism), of Belau( ky, had readily con.
vented to this transfer of the sobj.:et, Orc.i:ge hd
thought the military question was I.ut so torpor..
taut as the political yuat.flit military no.
quay could result its nothing but r repo. t of fact-,
not lea nay specific recounticirileiti, ti. The Presi-
dent hail the power to nu wheat .51 tillicer errs,
even to striking him tiff die rod f the army.
Ile asked if tercumontotene, reenug tl.at the Pie.
oident had refrained front any t 0...c0500 e.f his
power iu this rase, load nut obre a thut the
duct pf the officer was thin' for •i.stai (I by ti
Executive? If ell, the Coniiii.ute could Ii .t isitel.
fere between them. The iirquiiy teas of
dttlrrrot chiitocivr. Th,t to ai-Vel;nal 110* roe
the maims hat ixtrtl justice arid tin grir.d lei It
towards a foreign purser; .11d to what or aline it
had lolled w sto duties to that poser. If, boot ver.
tie House thought proper in refit the military (pieta
Lion, or tiny other, to the Military Ciouruiliee,
lea
would promise fur them that they Would discharge
their duty I,itlifully.
Mr. Hairison supported er view liken by Mr.
Maclay. It would certain!) It highly onrruper to
take from the Military Committee thus 'object alto-
gether—a subject which was so rotirily
one already referred to it. and file which greatly
agitated this House. It would, lie admitted, lie
proper to let so much or it as belonged to foreign
affairs be referred to the Committee. cod leave the
remainder where it was.
Mr. Cobb thought all this proceeding prema-
ture, because the documents had not been read
in the House, mad were out laid before it,
ordered to be printed. Relying, however, nn the
correctness of the copies which bail appeared
jib the newspapers, he thought it a proper WIT.
jrct of inquiry for the Committee of Foreign
Relations, how those individual., subjects of a Itos
reign station, Of Great Blatant, came to be coo•
destmed to death by an American Officer.—ln
looking into this subject, there would be found
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netted With our foreign relations. lye
fur one. that these trials established ass cut rely
new poonciple in the law of nattons. Ile foOltd
it announced by the Commatidiug General. oso that
toreros..... Na a.am establi,lieil principle of the hoes
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war ugainot the citietto of any other nation, they
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an outlaw and r puree."' This. Mr. C. mid. ors
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in some work on public l•rs from which he had not
learned what the low of nations word. He then
utoeed
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" Wills instructions to Weirs whether is raid trials the
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Rations, have Ws violated r
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objections to the Resolution, and accommodate
to the general wjrbs inuited woe fort*, Autetni.
rows; but
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Oil the principle of retaliation, recognised by all
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lawfully put to death. They had identified them-
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Mr. Holmes,' Chairman of the Coi eeeee e ire os I
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the investigation of some of the subjects re-
ferred to that Committee, it found dime subjects
so intimately connected with some confided to
another Committee, that it was difficult to pro-
ceed without infringiug on written nut referred
to its consideration. He alluded to the subject
of the Seminole war. That war iiivo:ved our
relations with a foreign power, which were com-
mitted to the Committee of Foreign Relations ;
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cution of Arbuthnot and ItnibrOterb was confided
to the Military C •tier ; mid, in proceeding oil
one subject, they could nut well avoid the other.
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