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the tribunals of justice, so essential to
welfare.
ART. VIII. And whereas mutual
confidence between the government of
States and those of the individual states,
tween the people and those governments.
tively, are highly con Aicive to that public h
without which there can he no public happiness;
the said Samuel Chase, disregarding the
dignity of his judicial char-after, (Ads
Court for the district of Maryland, held a
in the month of May, 1803, pervert
right and duty to address the Grand Jury
there assembled, on the matters coming a
province of the said Jury, for the purpose .
vexing to the said Grand .7nry an intemperrie
inflammatory political harangue, with intent to
cite the fears and resentment of die said Grand Jury,
and of the good people of Maryland, against their
stategovernment, and constitution; a condal highly
censurable in any, but peculiarly indecent
becoming in a Judge of the Seprente Court
United States; and, moreover, that the -
Chase, then and there, under pretence
his judicial right to address the raid Grand
aforesaid, did, in a manner highly arm,
endeavour to e::cite the odium of the si
,Jury, and of the good people of Maryland,
the Government of the United States, by deli.
opinions, which, even if the judicial authority were
competent to their expression, on a suitable occasion
and in a proper manner, were at that time, and as
&limed by him, highly indecent. erura-judicial,
and tending to prostitute the high judicial chara&er
with which he was invested, to the low -
an eleCtioneering partisan.
And the House of Representatives. .
tion, saving to themselves the liberty of
at any time hereafter, any farther articles,
accusation, or impeachment, against theta
Chase, and also of reply ;try, to'his answers,
shall make unto the said artichos, or
and of offering proof to all and ever-
articles; and to all and every other a. Or
ment, or accusation, which shall b. 7
them, as the case shall requita. do demand
said Samuel Chase may be put to
crimes and misdemeank,uis, and
ings, examinations, trials, and jit ',„;itarn!
had and given, as are a7reeable to Lsss

dI.%MICA.

mosr con PA
Yesterday arrived the ship La G.'cirep
London, from the Bay of .ionditras,
having sprung a leak in the law gi
N.W.—La Gioire is one of a Ben of nil
convoy of His Majesty's ship Le
Ayscough. The fleet left the Bay on .
the 19th ult. and had contii.ual winds
N.W. Capt. Cowhars parted with we
Tuesday evening, standing to the Saudi,
Westward, all well.

R IS CfT~

The American brig Raaistila, from
to this port, with provi,ions, detained
jesty's brig Sidjuinte, arrived yesterday.
Yesterday arrived at Port Royal,
from Portland, bound to Berbice, in
by a Frencb privateer, and re-taken
jesty's brig Pori Mahon.
Saturdly arrived at Port Royal
schooner Redbri An,iiha schoontr
nerman, from 11 .16,3, with slaves, I
Lady llotart, cast an on that i:aand.

His Majesty's ship Pr,"lens aarloot,
Gardiner, arrived yes!:rd.,y at Port
two vessels from Cork u.l•ler her convoy.
Cork seventy-three days ago. and called
does, from which place she had a presage
teen days.

Yesterday the ship Stranger, Capt.
Honduras to Lon, n, raL i: to ..'cut F
she left the convoy on the C‘i
raanas, all well.

Yesterday arrived at Port R.lyal,
Marin, from it. Thomaes to i Ine()
and cyder, taken by a French privatier,
by His Majesty's ship Frewkw.

JERSEY. Jeammtv 5.
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most delicious 3,
acid of their fa!

Lje, and render
out the year.

The packet due on Sunday from ..
not arrive till late yosterday. Conodernb)
were entertained for ire: safet7. The
of the 59th embark to-m(o row fo.•
also f,nty.seven men beiongiog to the .
battalion, who are to join the :second
the tied regiment, and second battalion
831, at Horsham Flitracks. These
anive limited service. The oecood
the tijtb march from Cronylnt DO
place the first battalion of the 58th.
then at St. Helier's will be the second batta-
lion of the 59th, the second battalion of the 69th.
and the 83d rill:mem. At Cireusille will muslin
the second battalion of the ltsth regiment. and the
first garrison battalion. The wrs.i.lc nt the &Vela
still lies on the beach. Evety article is now taken
out of her.

In honour of Sir Waters it attiox, who first
introduced the use of 'tobacco into England, ars"
who, by the bye, went to his tuam.”itesi execution
with a Pipe in his mouth, there ..ue mine Sioia.bri,
it is supposed, in the British metropAis, than i- any
ten other cities in the universe.—Naar, a.. Tamsces is
stile.l " Ens theuyht inspir,eog rani," it may be ask-
ed, what sentiment can it inspire at the present sea.
son of general gratulation. that may prove of much
reel importance? It is scarcely to be doubted, that
it will powerfully suggest the impressive subject of
the numerc..; Capital Prizes iu the great Lor tiny,
which now draws so near to its commencement.
'Tis a participation of these Prizes, that will make
the Smoaker's porter
low that will

the general
respea and I;
of the United
ates, and be-
nents, respec-
blic
sappiness ; yet Ql
the duties and
at a Circuit
at Baltimore, '
art hi; official
Jury then and I.
ag within the r
rpose of deli- 1
emperza and
intent to el-
I Grand Jury,
against their
ondu!l highly
:cent wid un-
Court of the
e said Samuel
of esereisir.g
:rand Jury,
nwarrantahi-,
he said Grand
'Lind, against
by delivering • 1.
unites- 4y were
itable occasion
time, and as
ex,m-judicial.
icial charafter
isir purpose of
by protesta-
of exhibit;ng,
ides. or ()CAL .1' I.
he $41,1
vers. he
•
7wy of writs,
• the aforesaid
irks, impeach-
,: eaLibited
island th v. the
seer the :.rid
rich priceal-
moot. may be
w auJ justice.
• t
SAY, WI?. 3.
Pr, Cowbem, of
-as, in distress,
gales Com the
ts, •
:sine sail, under
Iteaarti, Capt.
on the night of
riv,ls flora the
the state last
Southward and
T ON, ROC 7. •
70111 rk
ed by diis Ma-
lay.
Nov. 9.
•
the be. PLENIN •
in ball.:st, taken •
!n by H 3 Ma".
Hisli°v.
5;: 18.jesre
Ban.
saved from the -
1.
Nov. 13. f'
.dials:, Captain
art Royal, with
invoy. hilt; left
allei at Barba-
passage of thir-
NOV. 15.
rm. Pine, from . •
t R0y:4,6:1:4;
st. off the Cap. 7
Nov. 17. '
• the brig 410 •
Boras, with beer
ier, and retake-
-5..
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• ;
Weymrorth lid
yi,iderable .••••:s
'he first batuticn
• Portsmouth, 41
the first rirrison
rood battalion of
battalion of the
are Mat men for
sod battalion of 4
Barracks to re.
58th. The fovea
to second batta-
lion of the 69th,
is isle will remain

Enter go down by far the more triel-
furnisb Porch Drinker, with the
Sweet, for corretbng not oniy the
mom ire beverage, but many oriole of
r the Pipe, in short, relishing througli.