The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-07-19 00:00:00

LONDON,

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ORATORIO ANI) CONCERT.• . .
We have the pleasure to announce the safe arrival Wednesday morning, a most respeaable and mi-
-1 the following East-Itidia ships,• off Weymouth, manerittss anies7hhblaoge of
rhood the families of Canterbury
took place
place at Westgate
under convoy of His MA jaiTy's ships rnomendous, Church, when a sacred seleaion of music was per-
of 74 guns, and Hiodostan, of 53 guns formed by a numerous orchestra. The principal
'meal parts were very ably supported by Mr. and
From Ileneal—The Surrey, Lord Duncan, Lady Castle.
Mrs. VAUGH AN' Mr. ELi.iovv, Mr. LIP I N a•id
reagh, and Walpole. Mr.Wateee. Mr. ScFays, the Organist of the Ca-
Tram Mad-as—The Charlton, Admiral Gardner, Metcalfe, thedral, presided at the organ, and Mr.O S *Fr r.RY.
and Devi:what as leader of the Band, which was composed of the
•Frosa liumbay--The Earl City of London, and Musical Gentlemen of Canterbury and the neigh-
Ceylon. booming towns.
The above ships left Point de Calle on the 16th From the arrangement of the Orchestra, the
produced from tha whole of. the
•
of March, arrived at St. Helena on the Ith of • fine 't effel was
pe•formance, particularly in the chorusses.— '
Mary, and sailed from thence on the 24th; spoke . The seleaion commenced with Hasoec's overture
the outward-bound China Fleet on the I nth of June of &Vier, and was followed by the Grand Chorus of
Fhe vocal powers and
(Neatens. Anniston. Morris of Ely, Cirenrester,
talents(lll. of'e
iffrisl7;'iarhutiaTel.,—eontributed most 'loser-
karwaif irdleBl4.. M4rihioaels #. Eiders tilas", tially to the interest of this day : the melody of her
Thames, and Royal Marlette), in lat. 8. 90. N. voice, together with her usual chastity and manner,
long. 23. 90. W. under convoy of the Lion, and obtained that praise to which she is so justly en-
titled.. In the songs of Pions 0.-zirs, and Angels errs
Nedra*. ell well. I bright 4;4 fair, she Wats illiewitabte. Mr. V &WON AN
The ships from Bengal sailed from thence on was also in find voice, and sang the several red-
the ltd of Febntarye wives and airs assigned to him, with uncommotr
sweetness. '
Mr. Etctorr also displayed great
On she 15th of March, a fleet fishing from lions- Judgment in the recitative of , cif,' . I
.fif I—an d •
in
bay, passed Point de Ogle ; amongst which were i the beautiful air 01 ti/rail I in Memre's firtiit pion.
4911 Prams and Phonies ladiamen, on their return. Ns- can we omit to mention the admirable style in
which Mr l.telsg nave the recitative of Net wain
t Bengal. is all th,s storm of grief. The chorusses were grand
The Thalia frigate, with the AMON and .Diane, and impressive, particularly the Coronation An•
attived at Madras on the 9th of FebrUary add the them, which concluded the morning performance ;
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Tigris, and glen, on the Si of March. many many parts of which were powerfully calculated to
i
Area the feelings of the audience. .
rauswoeas gee suaasv: The theatre in the evening was crowded with an
U. Fraser. cud ; equally rtspe&able and numerous audience a. and
maims' Damian, and "'anion: ada„.argn anc; the concert equally well performed. The canronet
of Haste. my Naluistie, teas charmingly given, by Mrs:
litWaearre; Liemenants Bright and Tully ; Messrs. Hop.
VAVG PI AN and Mr. Eritorr: and the song of Flab.
bias, Toms, alarriabas, Wordsworth, Knot, and colas ; Ira Boma,
by Mr. VAUGHAN, was sung in a rile of
Ildletresses Twee, N entswonh, Culaberlege, and Lambeit ; plaintive sweetness, and was most deservedly snored;
lee Has noon, two Moses Harlow, CuMberleges as was also Sir Jonas STIVSINSIN't hwaetiful glee of
Robinson. and Kyle; three 91 aters Frazer, htsaters Bass- CONIC awe (Me yellow sands, accompanied on the
kw. etembedvite. 11".6aUe KY US. LENONEEIt, and piaho-flitte by Mr. O. SA Friel' and Mr. SLE•TS.
Igaihkegerr i him St Helena, Muter W Daemon. • MAL-
The Peraereron ia, outward bound, arrived at St. • SON N ET.
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Helena, about-the 19th of May, with stores for that TO LADY HAMILTON.
island.
(By Mr. Harrison.)
Emma! this praise: nut all the world shall tear,
By fraud, or malice, from thy laureird brow;
Tlim dynigNelson made thy worth hie care, • ' •
• • And Britain tuft to ratify the sow. 7: vi
Nor shall a Nation, whom that Garl.like mass
Rated, by his prowess, to such slovenly heizhti • ,
Clad, in their service, his contracted span. -
Dent the hope that fonald his last delight.
•
Na hads thou been, in person and in mind
Alike defused; an riblia of disgust; 11
By dying Nelson to their care tionsigii'd,
A gen'rous nation must have still been just t
BUY thy toed tem, and Islical soul, demand
Bath wealth, and honntvp, from a grateful land.
Yesterday, at three o'clock, the Earl of HAII.
'SING CUM set off for Leland. He was accom-
panied by the Countess, Lord PeTZILSH AM, and his
daughters, on his way to Windsor, to visit Their
M AJCST ICS.
Lord MotTo, his family, and sake, are to sail
from Spithead, for India, immediately; the frigate
which has been fitted up fur his Lordship has now
• heady taken on-hoard all his eqnipage and baggage,
and he himself is cxpeu2e.l to embark in a few days.
Ships are preparing to sail, which will take out re-
cruits to all our regiments in India.
Mr. Musoca was to commence an engagement
of eight nights, at the Manchester •I'lleatre, last
night, in Peter Post Odit, in Fnila as it Flies; and
General Bastion, in Mb 6y Nigbt.
' Mr. Ecctston was to play Rolle, at the Liver-
pool 'fabilatre, on Wednesday last.
Mrs. Youao, who died at Manchester last week,
wits the late Mass GNI IA Asi, of the Haymarket and
Bath Theatres. She was only in her 22$ year.
The Exeter Races are fixed for the llth and 12th
of August. Lord Esairiorotr, and Sir L. Pat*
are Stewards.
On Taiesday and Wednesday last, a grand match
of cricket was played in Barton Field, near Canter-
bury, between the Gentlemen of East and the Gen-
tlemen of West Kent : and after some eery excel-
lent play on both sides, the latter won by seven
wickets.
Monday, an excellent match of cricket was play-
ed between the Gen:lemen of Borden. and the Gen-
tlemen of Bearsted, Kent, which was won by the
latter by only one run.
A brilliant Meteor, spreading a long gilded train,
shot AriOSS the city of Westminster, passing South
West over St. dames's Park, on Thursday evening. at
8 o'clock. Had the night timed, from its great size
and lustre, it must have illuminated the hemisphere.
As Her Royal Highness tke Princess Cuss.
co rra of WALK,, accompanied by Mrs. Camp-
eau., one of her Sub-Governesses. was driving in
her landau and four, through Pall-Mall, on I hurs-
day afternoon. she WAS accidentally met opposite to
the hou.e of Miss PA Y Ns, the fashionable milliner,
by flu (loyal Highness the Ponce or WA LIU
the meeting was very interesting, and arrested the
attention of every passenger. The footmen al'ghted
(tom behind her Royal Highness's carriage, and
stood at a distance of about twelve yards, with
their hats 05. His Royal Highness was attended
•by only one servant in plaaa clothes, who also re-
mained at a distance, uncovered. Her Royal High-
ne s stand up in the carriage, and contused nearly
ten mo.u,es in earnest conversation with tie Royal
Parent, who held her alt the time by the head. It
Was a acne for the painter. The little Princess
was nall rat life and jay ; and the ardent *GAON.'
f Fail•er, spoke in all the Prince's looks and
gectuies. At parting he put his arm around her, and
alit: reheated kisses, bid her adieu!

SATURDAY, JULY tg.

We yesterday annotunced the arrival of the Agri -
laid paeltet,• with •a mail from Lisbon. We have
received by it the &Boeing ia.elligence :
t.isioN, JULY 3.
A Portuguese ship arrived from Para, brings in-
formation that she fell in with Jerome Bonaparte's
squadron off that cow, on the 14th of May, steer-
ing apparently for Surinam br Trinidad.
Sir It &FRAC/IAM sailed from off Madeira on the
31st May, to the Southward in search of him. The
Moselle sloop of war, one of the above squadron,
returned to Madeira on the 12th June, from off
Teneriffe, and sailed again oa the 14th.

a 7lloli A PRIVATI LITTER.

" The Madrid Gesette of the 24th of June. eon-

tains a dispatch from the Captain General of the
department of Carthagena, to his Excellency the
Prince of Peace, which states, that on the let inst.

an aelion was fought off Iviea, between the Spanish I
privateer S4ll thilolllo, of six guns and 85 men, and
the English ship Fdiciry, of 12 guns and 63 men.
Capt. M. Novella, the anion continued 20 minutes,
when the Felirso was boarded and compelled to
strike, with the*loss of 19 killed and 25 wounded;
the Spaniards had five killed and eight wounded."

• LAW IN2rALLIOENCe. • • '
COIIItT art IKINCFSAKNett, Our IVA u.
Siffinii a MAL: fr;4l; 4.,-prl 1,4,4 Chief
• „ 144,ssio..vuivnit,
.ice a Sissesal .4Eliet
• „. ikkiliTlot4.
4 . • • nt -sash
• • • ••."t1 AWLS if. 40,,NrY. ,
TheCtiiiiitlid Connie' wise qeliett this case.
it to be an anion for slanders the nerds were, " Flow '
does little boa's, y, I mean Tommy Hae•kes ; be i s 4
great rogues led has been guilty of perjury?"
enlarge on the value of character before so enlighre
cried a Jury, would, be observed, be only it reat
waste of time. No cases, however, differed Mort'
from each other than actions for words ; and Myer'
were more mischievous than those where perjury is .
iniantel to 'the party. The charge, in Shin Caw,
emanated out of a tr.:lose:lion beta ten these pettiest
which gave rise to a suit in a Court at Equity.
wherein the Plaintiff had pit in on answer to the
Defendant's Bill, upon which he grounded this four
charge. The Plantiff was an-emieent army accou-
trement-maker, residing in Piccadilly. and thel3e-
fendent, who had formerly been his toreman, had
lately set up for himself, auto great distance, in the
same street. law Hill .was filed for a demand of
Tool against the Pleura. and to his answer was
ascribed the foul crime already m-ntioned. Not
satisfied with this, in order to give of to his
malicious purpose, he welitally sent him a copy of an
indiCnitert for perjury, which, he siid,..hire.shediel.
•pteler before the Grand Jury. He even did maze ;
for whenever he met or could see any person be-
longing to the Plaiutiff, he took care to inquire for
" Little ll inesty," adding, " I've had him to the
Old Wiley for perjury ; be is a great rogue, &c Se "
His purpose being evidently to destroy the Pleinriff's
charafter. to insult his family, and to injure him,
horn a premeditated and malignant mind ; under
such circumstances, he trusted the Jury would ti.ree
good care he should not repeat such malevolent alr•
sertions in future.
Some witnesses were called, who proved the
words Spoken, in .various ways, and at different
• tim-s,, with some additions. not charged in the de-
claration.
Mr. D Aurae ev, for the Defendant, in his opening
the case, expressed much surprise that he should
have to 'address a Special Jury upon such a c?se as
this. Ti* Learned Gentleman who had stated the
Plaintiff's case. had dwelt with some force upon the
mallitnity of the Defendant, bet he would ask, if•
. 4py -such were in pried ? and if this was ant a easier
quite toceign from loch a supposition P The- fig,
was, this was a man leaving his enasterOandialteingt:
up for himself. in the same neighbourhood ; Isetedebr
, redone ind on his former master, and Iriffeent-toe
paid, and 'vas obliged to institute a suit ilt4fiquitw;.f
Mae was enough to provoke almost any man; and, in
moment of irritation, he calls him te Little
Honeate," accompahied, porhtpe, by some of the
impressizans stated by the w Messrs. There was may
ono eepressiou in the evidence, however, which sup- .
ported the declaration ; the charge of perjury WAS
certainly aSionahle, and theta must be damages
upon that for the Plaintiff. The other wares went
for nothing ; and he really was astonished, that
twelve Gentlemen of a Specie Jerry should be
brought .faros their homes end business, to bear
so trumpery a tale. Was it any more than the
languate of an angry man, disappointed in not
ruin his money It he was obliged further to
prosecute his suit in equity, he mast inevitably be
nutted in seeking a just demand ; and he trussed the
Jury would find some small species Of English coin.
as damages, which would not add to this poor man's
utter ruin.
Lord Eccer 'arroyos told • the Jury, that cer-
tainly the only words aefioriable in this ease were
the allegations of perjury. The rest were inem words,
of Abuse. and they would give such damages as they.
shosold think the Plaintiff entitled to. • - .
The Jury consulted a few minutes. and-then re..
turned a verdict for gm Plaintiff of IM.-damages.,
CoUlt OF COMMON PLEAS, Get , Juts. cis
Sittings of Nisi Prior, &Are Lord Chi-f justice
llitssisritio, made Spored Jury.
c Av INGTom COSISTI.
This was an Aaiun berught to MOM the parti-
cular average from the Defendaut, as underwriter
ou a Policy of Insurance, for tie ship Nancy.
It appeared that the vessel was insured from Lon.
don to Chepstow, where she was to take in a cargo
of ship timber, and proceed to Chatham to unload.
After taking in her cargo in the Bristol Chatin.l,
she met with a French privateer. to which she was
obliged to strike, after receiving her fire. The sea.
however, ran so high, the vessel was not be ird.d by
the French, but merely ordered to keep in her w.ike.
Tois she did for some time ; but, at length. seeing a
favourable opportunity. she crowded all her sail,
and sailing faster than the privateer. got safe into
Water toed. From thence. ebee his few dam pro.
ceeded to Plymouth, where she was ()aged to
undergo a repair, being much strained, ssocl All her
seams being open. from the heavy press of sail she
had carried.
The defence set up was. that the anion should
have been brought fur general, and not for parti-
cular average, as the Captain ran the ship fur the
safety of the .ergo, as well u of the vessel.
This, however, was over-ruled by the Court. and
a versiod was given for the Plaintiff; one of the
Jury being appointed to souls she average.

-as nviny a. .It iihuittiX
thy were partly suecessful. Nir..Urrs.Mra 4'41
Mr. F. ('alley, and the bjammatit were wheal
when neatly exhausted; lintrewe Lernetir tom?: tl
, Mr. Bradhnd; Mr. Phillipitt and Mr. IttMlis C•fs+
I were drowred. Their friends and socdeti Lave:
desd sustaitleet decors his itt Opole 41116110cfP ill
the two lot met were in the prime of life, andis
dented to their nomerotts'ltiende by !fliiir tor.'
and merits: the loiter was in the Woom of yoje
only sixteen "yrars of age, and gave the •most i
tering promises of an estimable manhood.
I
The Santa Ahrraretta frigate. with ten sail
vessels se-icier convoy for the Wee' Indies, ea
1 from Madeira on the &I of illn e. Su J. B. W,
l ar'.'s sqseadren was of Madeira on the 10:11
June. . .
A Petition was snow time since drawn up. I
sent to Sir RALPH MILBANK!, trcirrr dot wig"
relatives of the seamen of the port of Suf.d.vl4
A letter, we head;. :".arsine bees received aum
R•teu, in which he rotes.. that-the Petit.du•
been presented hrisirn at theft )',fine or the fic,no
of State far the War.Departthelll• -*ad f' •-1111‘
receirej for answer, that fits-Assamiest's Gon
:Merit brie Most anxinus shot as.,ezehont: ikt
i ' .-to obtain which, a aggieciatiew had I
r
ifi
into, 'sad was still pendit,g. en order to
.
nriciflllh tWii much desired obj• a
'HlFlttiyal -highness the Doke of CAM 111,01
PlOllettaa aft`Cillaerbarr, to inspeff tile 91. d.
t•X
cavalry of the Germatt Legion, of which Ho K
highness is Colonel.
The Royal Horse Guards (Blue) commando
the gallant Colonel Do A a tE4, a.e now in dailj
peflation of moving from Windsor mad Rondei
Ilse 14* Dragoons. commanded by Col
Hastiest.. bays set • nut on their search :me
neighbourhood of Windsor and' Hounslow
racks. The Itich Dragoons, General HAttoot
regiment, is on the such to replace teem ire
quarters, and to take the King's duty totr di
suing year. . •
`file 4th Dragoons are in quarters at Chichi
and aloft( the coast.
The 13th regwneet. commanded by C lone
ve Lit, finm Southampton. returns to Winch
whither, likewise, the 7* and Bth German
ments of the line go.
Florfe rite plats of te:orenmy which lime
Adopted since the present Admini.traion calm
office, a very great saving will be mate to the p
' in thi Barrack, Commissartat. 'and 'Medical D
'mews nt the Army. In eh- first and list tf 1
qrtimense savings were projeftel by Geste+ it H
"Mid Doane Kutoor. before A• o'. t• rA•im
In: A great re.ludioss of the Stott of these
Deperturents is itoreediotly t take place.
The idsmense and very expensive establish',
the General Hospitals at D-al. Chethous. Go
' and Plymouth, 13-tvejust been abolished by Su
BALAND. Assistant to Utlii•if KII.IQIST, lit.
General of the Medical Rirard. The erete
each of these cost the Public sot less than s+.
and the keeping up each of them costs m my
sands yearly. These behlaings am now
over to the Barrack Denotement, or gold : t
to be only one General Hospital in the 's+. gda
that is at the tarot Wight; the only other r
) ing one, York Hospital, at Chelsea, is, we
'likewise to be done away.
There is to be s still further reddish of
and consolidation of Districts. In bleated
Are tii be but tour Dieries, and a orepottolot
A Meeting of the Focul y of Advocates a
on Saturday list, at E.'.lle,burgh, in order 1
1 into consideration the Report of the Comm,
the House of Peers, relotive•to the 'Juan,
of Justice in Scotland. Mr. GI I. sits mer.id.
the Meeting be adjourned. sod the report ap
to lie on the table till November." 'this
being seconded, it was. nn the other hoed.
by Mr. Caveat, .1 That the Faculty should
diately appoint a Committee to consider an.
1 cosicerning the pivoted alterations." Mr. G
motion was supported by the South oa
eat.
fMr. Carealsat, ind many other M
Mr. CutDl as's moden was seconded by Mr.
i
and supported by Mr. MhT rigaw tom. Mr
i.ena. Mr. ARCMS/it • C•10PIIIIILL, as
Members. Mr. 11111111 moved. as an am,
of Mr. G i e. t toes motion." That the Feet&
wed en bleqday seintisht, and resume
eidiestion of the henries. ; end it was egret.'
the question should be iput en the original
for ad* rineent by Mr. Gittiet. and ths
~wttjty Mr. Hunt 1 it being understood',
IND. is either ease. wOnlil supersede th
for the appoistmeot of a Coramittee."—
hilly. die quinine* *a pat on Mr. Gs tt
I lift. and it was contest by a majority of
spied eighteen, wise voted ler the amend
Atom else mosthe ago. the Coale I
intredsted fres Cabs. and pleated as Caps
It bits auccerded beyond the most samprie
sties. moat no doubts are este raided. the
become O.* staple area* in Last Florid
ittfoe...,t,cts was green us by a gentlemen
larly arrived bare from Cape Florida.
Ces•er).

Amer, the Chinese sailor. cunviaed at the last
Admiralty Sesssion. for the murder of Amnia.
another Chinese, was executed yesterday morning, at'
eleven o'clock. at Execution Duck.—lie was con-
veyed from the 014 Bailey in a cant. and appeared
dreadfully dejsaed.
As one cf the Windusr coach.% passed through
the Strand, near St. Clement's Church, last eves.
Mg, the Ciiachcran alighting to deliver a pared,
Neu usted the reins to a young wagtail sitting es
• box, when the hones set off in I ull pillnp—the Ai*
via, loaded with passengers. within Ansi without, and
ale idjury might 1• tve been great. bait Mt a Toil/
alas. pawing by, at the risk of his life, leaped ins'
the back of the shaft burse. and mixed the re;ol.
The .lame had so benumbed the faculties of diO'
coacharAn and the pass/users. that they did ass
offer the wawa reward GI their thanks OD akir
deliverer.

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A party. ron.icing of \fr. Bradford (oldie fire
'of la• Call, Bradford and Co.); Mr. PhiAites (of Thi
dast :ot ;Keogh aad Phillip), Mr. data Orr. 9.1 i•
!Weans (of dt e firm of .1; and ff: Evans). Mr. Elam
C4SCVi in. the,,:naam of M•Call - arid 'co. lii.f Mt
:ffbniiiia Ctsreti his bra. her, with .1 boatman. name
aoilkantsirivera in, a plea:curets:oat in an etitursiu
,ittiefa:iherisay, at Liv rikvil.,. opk 814 I'd?" last
r'ii4iritlaLr is: rikanin about eii,t o';:lock in dl
entnitag, and in the .2.0 f tacking ...1 !take Grarite
Doelc bamo,e.when a'audden Ahd-vi3knt aqua
came sit while the:ls at was in st.ift ~ the lioatma'
terrified sit qusapparent darn/. r, ..q intent pal
oa his own safSly, impruderal; quitted:he-helm...an
grasped a loose board lying at the bottom at 0
boat: The consequence, was, the-.lbOii` , et; ita
sunk iastnntla . AU `.fetertungist ititi, .4Yriill
lint heisg EncLl swimmeri. ‘-,me rOlde or a irail
then under sail, which muse Mat:alkali:l, pawed, Wit I
in a few yards of them, widiriakkoaltiol any eird
to extricate therO'fruni their.' irti it ...att.do!
though it vtial the opinion 4:1 iffir n'ileripti, 44
' tors on shore, that they. might have • -ve..l a:
them. linen boats pat bff ft the jsesiip, paii mt
every exertion to save as nistny as Icy Z0t513,414,41
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• DIPLOMATIC CORRESPONDENCR .
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. it-it 1;41 }sown that Mr Alexander Horne, the
:;inglish Agerft, received an intimation last year to
IliAt Raiisaon.; That Circumstance produced the.
following correspondence, which has never been
offered. to the public attention:—
,ii The Under:trod, especully chargrd by His ildeineie
beide.% y with hie bibioess of the braise Envoy at the Itio ei
itatistere, during the abutment the I rue., cts been, in a shoe
nee not ;ass 'intuits than unpr. codeinel, turned out of his
ratite olaideneo • au all in direct opposition t•. the Lads 4
the Lorre. which adroit of 110 foreign jurisdiction, u well as
sesimy to the forte and tastier of justice ; because all legal
inquiry and justikcetion have been refused, slid consequent-,
8W easuwasol wail the Noe ant the Arch-Charicell,n, in
teller se *bale doe tatsificaron for the Moreton simtaincd, has
.. slit aside Rot since the Undenigireil supporter' it 1,04-
111;e that his petwente may be iiecessery till the arrival of lice
~riestyb Wasson at Raititloa, he has the Honour to apply t
1.:
Itsbeeneney Sam doe Ream. toddy ass Ittitish subject,
as tardy be iredieits the protection .1 the Hanoverian
rucba
A. gabilleigeld is convinced that this protection cannot
ally flOreelty, because the krivoys of His Ittritannic Ma-
. sat Modish and kelishors. afford a Similar piotectiori to all
hisjeur% Cerium& sieiders.
Fe
" Jose 0, tin* i' ALEX. HORNE."
ANSWER.
] e•PlZArgritargrresd ta: reply to tg°kott."7'nt.:eth2e9ifhlion„wi-ng
Swam willingly the Undersigned would aff ad WI. Horne
las ydeterehes se the tn", of the Elector of. Br ouserick, and
WM* Se. ass subject of Hie. animistic Malmo, cud .glenor
Of lbouswicla Lianenbure, is every way justeted in dimianiling
dt hies, it is the MOl,ll painful to the Ullar..iglk•d. to find
• larreelf under lb. disigtorable necessity of wAohulling this
pounniesii, so far as ti estati. to Mr. Ales. Hume'. residence
*Bedtime.
i• Ti. intoning' of His Mujedy, as Elector of liruthwick
rinneaborg, is rileidated to convince the world,, ko $lll con-
illsCtion of the Electoral dreinty wigs the Crown of Goat Bri•
easemisek ties been repreieuieri ballot* «boo, colour', i. by
• as moms of that nature as re Oceania' ace prejudice to the
'other States of Euntgei Accordom to time i miciple,, the
Virdoongind must regulate los conduct.
4' If hi Grace the Iledloral AteleCluncelior has judged
ft ainveriiest to remove Mr. Horne, wider various groundless
imputations ielative to het coiluvelioas with the heed of the 1
Sontsh Chinch, and in oiler to elfal Mr. removal, has Guide
. wee of his autheitity as • Soventign, the tladets,gned, should
be agree to Mr. A. HatIMINI tequest, would plain hiroaelf in
•• se email degree of ritsbatriereurn, gettieularle as by so doing,
• be would hem gaily of sit attack upon the righh et hi. Grace
the tlebeial Arch-Chancellor as a Sovereign; and this I
iambi be so much the more corispicuous, stoics Mr. Alex.
far is twa publicly acknowledged himself m a Member of a
ighsos Fouisdatioo, and en far is looked spot a. a subjed
't his 0r.,. the Lie:torsi arch-Chamenue. in this sitesuon
Weems, even the crowed intentions of His lethonie Majesty,
be Ila•efor of Brunswirk• Lutieribung, would hi totally per.
-tested i if, bum the pert of flu, Envoy, any proution whatever
altorbl be alterded, in direct eppiehien to the steaseses of the
pews, et bit Gmee the Lottoral Arch Chancellor. The
IFJorteb Envoy weed out fail us take occasion of espressiating
this outeciton, in opposition to the Sovereign rights of the
A.eft-Chinarellsir, as au ouquestionable posof that the cannec-
tion of said. )Nettie at dignity with the British Crown, in the
person eltlabillindlefie Alejegy, is of dangerous comeqwesee
so the teeencalliwnee safety of the Garman States; tied it
smote merge wilt &lbw, accordirig to the known disposittes of
the tierame 40es. illo; nopsonions very unfavourable to the
isieseesti of His Ildillety, in Mt double capacity of Eleaor and
Mg, mast obe. , -
' Until thew eissaideneena. Mr. Mesmerise Hoene, of
wham to lint:rlalgemed end Nanette seetisseuts, the
U else ett.
' tie bighted opinion, will be wiliest,
WIN service of His Meje.ty, in his double ca.
'hi of °Nat Solent and Elector of Ilnerekk
I - respire. that the protudieet4l Abe
IWO ftweeemis a residence in the city ettailitititk
td."embeleneedefir
TbeUsaoefviea utile himself of this opportunity is au
lye. uunusen sow of. the distinguished estasese Ariat.
. .i.ildi be us*" faiiiio lib alebin. ac.
" Iliotabeo, July i, ISM.'
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" V
lIORRID ItII7RDER7 "DU"
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(Pet a Glenna If'opr. of Member IS.)
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The two Militia-nun, who were found pate. on
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"rbotaday last. of the murjer of Captaia James
3dhnsim, were executed in the Loll Bazar, on Be-
littler, pursuant to their sentences, and their bodies
now hang in chains, at a place called Melancholy
Point. below Gordon Reach.
Of the particulars of the bottid murder of which
these wretched men were most clearly convitted.
the following appeared in evidence, on their trial :
The ship Petal), r sated f.om Penang. for
Pegn, in 'the month of April last. Nothing, worthy
of remark, happened, until the third night after they
I left Penang ; when, between twelve and one o'clock
of that night, the Witnesses (who were an Arm*-
, avian patsenger, the butler, Captain's cook, and a
:Clash') wire alarmed with an annual noise upon
deck, *bete they instantly proceeded, and found
that the Chief Mate had been killed. or severely
woondeJ, and was then lying near the forecastle.
• Theurydiratly saw the Captain coming oat of the
cetdoor. with a drawe sword; when he ad-
dressed the winner, aid said, " For GnJ's sake,
don't fake my Pie, aud 11l deliver up the ship to
you." He was then between the wheel and the
cudly door. when the Seacunny. who suffered on
Batusday, instantly plunged Si arta le into hi i
Ulan; be was then heard is *ldaho, o• 0 lord,"
and, It assns, instantly died. He had wounded one
of the lieacuneies, but, bring pent ender the pop.
he heal not sufficient coma is wield bin eita
defers*. Having accomplished their infernal design
so far, they todered the Captain's cook, wbo hod hid
foretell is the long boat, to take the wheel. Melt the
pain el death if he refused—The Amnion Lies-
renter was thee called ; the Seen* mid Ail Ilbq
had killed the Captain. and said. " we will now
kill Ins." He begged hard an spare his life and
• they did so. They then swatted the Seraeg to knees
down the pinnace. sad pat tato her a cask of ere-
we. some Isiscult. kc. sad then ordered the breder
en give !liens edefle gin and iii Chen 114 Imo. They
lime t•wik all the Joliet. eie ankles of plate 'hap
could Gild. pe: them into a dirty clashes-beg. and
sent them sw's a bow. with three Seaessans, a wo-
man and a tul. the Setae; said foie/ Lascars. the
At nun, Author dad cook. The sumo% eed three
se. messy% reursiond wei board for sown dew ; dut-
ies which they wen treeplored in *tents the Lucas
inie *beheld, Ad hellletogodwo• the hotline whin,
belga ratessplhlt 4. day at 6w se time alp, br put-
ling eatuus, Dar, aneStati•reirdar open the terra*.
Z. ,s ere ere halicheu they eresiewief in bend
used the riegi:ig Wee la I* Nee► mil legreemg
so tionitag 4...... 4 they thou were hate the heat aunt
• posailoof -If. is• a.- yr se lest thin #t se 4 I insects so
perish I the II news. They we refordrd teirshk.
Ito lead, and Opt stela lynch ewer the Senna .nd
Lawns. teheansie ettiprd le pee the boot three
teatdtalsdal
seiani. 'tweeted so IWO bees est of die Arrows,