The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-02-24 00:00:00

denield. It is. heMever. Vensorkabte, dust no
mention is made of any similar spirit is those ;glaces
which had slot been coestamissated by the presence
Meer and the agents of (holvetistinrost.
The Report. as was expected/ stifles the con•
duct of Ministeri is every reipkct. and declares
Eh et no arrest ever took place but where inform.•
ties against the party had been obtained on oath.
The number of lowness arrested, and not Imolai
Is Wesel, was 44; and swallow is merle of one nos
fortunate prisotwr who had died in custody. We
trait we will he tacused iu inking whether the
Name of this man was not Rett.mr. and whether
he was not driven by the severity of his imprison-
haunt le pet an end to his owe miskrace in the gaol
or York

The Earl of Liiearoor. gave Vatic., that on
Wedeesday a Bill of ludamettly, foamiest on the
Report, will be brdeght iris the House by .Lonl
Sionotivu. and that the aimed reading will be
appointed far Friday.
We have received Paris Pape. of Thorsday
Mid Friday her. One llf items, tw the anthosity
of private letter* front BMWs, asserts, that She
Prirwissi Goverissiesit will not confirms the condi-
inns* of the loon which was contracting in London
fur its use. We hope. our countrymen will ant he
over hasty in isdruttiog their money to the faith of
foreign Governments ou the vague expeesaion or
their nitrations by any agents, bewever respectable,
in this country.
Accounts rront Midriff assert, that a new and
cousiderable expediiion is preparing against the
South American Independents. and hopes are con.
Ideistly expressed that the crazy and ill-constructed
ships lately purchased front Russia will restore the
supremacy of the Spanish flag on the seas now
swarming with the Patriot cruisers.

The French Fite per Cent,. on the 19th were
66 1: 50 c.—Kruk Actbses 1,363 fr. 73 c.

Sone Gentles Papers of recent dates arrived
lest night. The report of an approaching tittering
of the Allied Sosrareigns at Frankfurt is repeated
with increased ceefidenee.

A Flanders mail has arrived, with Pape►s from
Bronchi to the 20th ion. In the Sitting of the
Second Chamber of the States General so►► the
17th, a letter was read fruoi the Secretary of State,
communicating, by onkr of Ins MAJKSTY. • re►•i.
sion of some articles of the project of law ..f the 3il
of this month, fur repressiug the licentiousness of
the Press. The Pasideat invites the Members to
unite seller the Sitting iu their respective sections,
to examine the revised article..

We have received New York Papers to the estli
last. Several skirmishes haw* recently taken place
en the Southern frontier between the Ingham and
the troops or the Visitml States, geurrally to the
disadvantage or the fernier.

NSW YORK. JAN. 20.
IN CONGRESS.

On Thoredey the Hoene coiiineticed the 'semi-
'otiose of Camel Ititizasow, sod of his witneeNt.,

and on Friday the examination and defence nose
closed, and the Prisoner was severely reprimanded
by the Speaker of the Hume, and was then dia.
charged from the custody of the &leant at Arms.
Yesterday mewnimgyarl BATNVarr had an audi-
ence of the Patties RUMP? at Califon-House.
The Duke of You transacted military hosinees
with the PIINCE REGIS?, yesterday, at Carlton-
Haw.
Some strictures upon France, made by Esrl
STANDOPI in the House of Peers, has made a
considerable sensation in Paris; privaie Irtters
from which state, that they are likely to be noticed
in the Chamber of Deputies. The Report on she
Budget, which will be made shoat the end of this
month, is expected to saved an opportunity fur this
purpose. The doll and heavy debates of the French
gislative Bodies may derive mime fire and spirit
front this collision. A strong opposition to the Re-
(ruing Law is anticipated in the Chamber of POMP.
The Company's ship Royal George lost her
main top-mast in a gale of wind, which lasted
from the 6th instil the lush July last. nn the 10th
July the Royal George and Doruishire separated
in hit. 37. 6. S. and long. 43. 18. E. The fanner
arrived is Asijeer Roads on the 10th August. and
the latter on the day following—all well.

The arra►gemettts for the vessels about to ex.
piste the Arctic regions are wow Awally rsm.
pitted, sod it is expected they will leave the River
about the 24th of March. 'Every precauti►n has
been taken for the porno, comfort of the crews.
fixed bell places ere fitted, with elidisix doors, for
the men to sleep in, hoesings, to form roofs over the
ships in the event of being frozen in, a liberal
.apply of vegetables, and a prepare 44444 of six
mouths' beef, slightly cunied; with some preserved
meat, will be supplied.
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The Plymouth reiegraph announces the death of
that gallant Officer, COL GEORGE FITICLARIINCR,
late of the 10th Hasson, in the following terms:—
se By the Waterloo. from Medway which tailed
Iberia:, on the Ath October, and arrived at Plyasoatis
no Thursday, we leers that two days before her depos•
tare intelligence Revived from the army of the death
of Col. ElTllCLassscs, Aide-ale-Camp to the Mar-
quis of HA•1111044 the Goventer-tleiwrel."---On
the 26th .of Decionber. shortly previous to her ar-
rival at 4t. Helms% the Waterloo experienced the
shock of an earthquake. She round Boa SPASMS
very ill, in a liver coeisplaint. A private letter
Isy her mentions that his spleen is as great as
ever, and that he hes nut yet deigned to avail
himself of the beautiful rule. made expressly for
his gratification, whirl, extends to the length of
twelve talks. The Waterloo has brought home a
~saber of invalids belonging to the Magieicute
frigate.

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THE HON ROSE.
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" 11:ady vpAns unadonoed," 4c.

The Amyl et the Flowers, one day,
Bewail. a Ruse-tree sleeping ley,
• ills! Spa*, an whore charge is given,
To bathe prow bask is dews from Heaven,
I,• 41wskiirg from his light repow,
The Angel wider/wed to the Ross:
" * Oil! fusion object of sty care,
SRN fairest flood sierra all are fair;
ithe the sweet shade thilei4al gives to ow,
Ark what lbws wilt, lie granted Ike."
* Thew," said the Roar, with &riveted &OW,
M Ise asotber grace bestow,"
The Spirit parsed, in silent thorglir,
What grace was ?here that Bower had soli
'Tees hot a wionseet--efr the HAIM
veil of MOM the Asgri throws ;
Asd roleil is Natere's sitispirst weed, tt
Could there a Bower that Ruse 'serail '4:"
ISABEL:

BOARD OF GRRRIV CLOTIi,
ST. Jain'. PALACE, Pia 21, ISIS.

la Ilse !Demme sad en behalf of kis Majesty, by his Royal
Highness the Priitic Regret's etionatand,
Nellie* is hereby Oren,
That all carriages proceeding to herlesty's Drawing.
room at the Queen's falser, on Thursday the twealy.sinth
of February, are to fall into the line al the Sap IN tjt.
Jrnes's-atreet; go along Cleveland-met, and through Ike
Stable-yard as. the Perk sad poi dime with their horses'
heads towards Beckiaglaans.gate ; idler oohing down, ibej
are to wait in the Birdeage-walk, and on the Parade oppo.
site the Horse Wards : in taking up, they are to go slung
the road of the Mall, or the walk adjoining, and go out at
Reekinglsars gate, er the Horse Guards.

Nu beckwey.evnelbei will be permitted to emote into Ai
Park, bat most art dory at umlaWle of Ileekiegiries.

The pte at the top of Cosistitatiost-hill will re open suly
for carriages belonging to pennon Wein the sofa, and ser-
vants atteurding the Royal Fondly ; which are to set does a 1
the Great Door of the Palace is the Coere-yard, mad to
wait at the blatant of Consakistios-iiill.

Tickets for carriages Elliot is at Inc sate or the top at
Culmination-hill, wifl be delivered at the Beard of Greets
Clone, Si. 'SOWS Palace, ow Wednesday seat, between the
hairs of 01/11 sad Three o'Clock—without whlc ad Car-
riages will be admitted.
Chairs are to ester the Gress Park al the dose km He
ilabist-yard; adjoining 1M Clawrah Library; Is preload
amps the.firoia, sad la set dews at the Great Door of the
Palace, and la wait within the railiag. -

CHOLMONDELET.

The PRINCI REGENT and Duchess or thou.
circuit returtbed to London on Sululay evening.
from Witithkor.

Yemenboy the Duke or CIJIIIICRLN A. visited the
Pounce REGIINT al t7orlton-Ilioute.

Sunday evening the Doke of CUIIIRRt.IND
diord with the Morquir of ANGLESEY •t Uxbridge
lionre.

Yesterday. about three o'clock, her attarsiv,
accompanied by the Princesses AUGUSTA and
arrived at the Queen's Palace from
Windsor. where they were received by the Duke
of CLARENCE and the Duchess of MARCIE/IMR.
The Dukes of Yong and Symms soon lifter paid
their respects to thei► Royal Mother and Sister..
Last evening the Duchess of Yolk arrived in
town from Osilseitla.

Yesterday morning the Doke of CLARENCE ar-
rived at his re.idence in St. Janses'a Palace.
Yesterday the Priori. of Huss Hmenoutta re.
Niced visits from the Archbishop of CANTERBURY,
the Doke of CLARENCE, the Bishop of Lonnom,
Vint:fent CASTLERIAUH, Earl SPENCER, Earl
liVutraoava, Lord STEWART. Sir 11. CAMPBELL,
General GRENVILLE, &C. His Serene Highness
rode out its a royal carriage, and visited Admiral
Sir JOKE BEREsFOED, Mr. Dtssitowe, the Vice.
Chamberlain, to the Queen, Sir JOSEPH !Lome,
Lord Helmut. and Lord MARCH. His Serene
Highness was attended by Barrio O'N•onTEN.—
At four o'clock lie went to the Queen's Palace, to
visit her Masan's' and Princesses AUGUSTA and
ELIEADETII. In the evening his Serene Highness
went to dine with the Marquis of HERTFORS. to
have the honour of meeting the P•itics REGENT.
The Marquis of HERTFORD gave
.a grand enter.
tainment yesterday to his Royal •Highitess the
PRINCE ItIGENT, the Priuce or tiEsac tionitoutia.
and • large party of distirection. at Hertford House,
Manchesterssquare. His Lordship gives another
grand 'Menai ttttt rut on Thursday next, in honour
of her MAJILITT's birds-clay.
The Marquis of SALISIMET gives a grand est.
tertaiument as Sunday next to the Pontius Rx.
easy, and the Prince of Rum litnisouua.
Among other distinguished personages invited to
meet Isis Rsyal Highness are, the Marquis and Mar.
aimless of HERTFORD, the Russian Ambassador
sad his Lady, Lord and Lady CASTLEREAGH, &c.
The Duke and Duchess of Bspronn are ex-
cied io toast iu a few days from their seat Woo-
burn Abbey, to remaiu a short time preparatory to
their going to Paris.
The Dowager Countess of MATIMPIELD arrived
yesterday at Civilian's Hotel, Albemarle-strret,
front I lamptou Court.
Countess Gum has arrived at her house in Port.
18/111•141111Tri Irons Iter peat, Iluwick, Northutuber.
land.
Lord and Lady Gaxavit.i.a have left town for
the Marquis of DUCKINOSIAN'S seal, Stowe, to join
the dawn/MAW fashionables who have bees§ in.
vited to celebrate the coming of mit of Earl
Taunt.

.

Alderman
had been motile
the auhject
Any. arter
the Home
iota the reuses
apDipiated. mod
On the lir.t dry
hot. the Committee
cud had already
the very pressing
the several
Darned Incas.
saute tunic
lately tailored.
begged that '
affected the
oho lie in the
forged woes.

Mr. Wood ,
the (federation
tanned by a
police officri,
that officer
the two boys.
boys *pre Com
►lr. Wood
sone, ■nd her
die iisformatiou
termination
him of the
The Coonniiitee.
stators, sent -
410titing thet
appointed
should be

the request.
recent facts,
led to commit
completed,
sod that it
The repil;
to usideromod.
conoideratioto
that the oentetice

The Committee
the isevesiigitttna.
Mealier, were ,-
served Sir "

Mr. Harmer,
drst day. •t 0
MO eta
ink& or

Kai). Casually
estaspopietts •
beestitla to
di.p.tch.
l'he Commit tee

Sidinonth to;
opa► the stroug ,
of these witnesses.
A respite lit
application.

Ma.
otetamplished
horeso reded.
theism of :
*Mt of sieves
bins •
pommilr.. mud
litaaarr entered
bini. which,
Papaw. WWI
Lou night
Paulitmor of
will take p'
Leach and _
min in different plow.
The tdvoweiwoilr**
Plymouth wow imtli
Loam. of is the
the price of
of the Rev.
Uvulas.
been vacant
all is the gift
filling them
from any lat
their applications.
and the merits
their recomme
that the ORA'
Anse with
dear.

7Ae Ides
been maefortomie

by Mg attlemlitsr I
themselves of the

them for the
Lottery begins)...
tog visited MARSH,
71wor Priam *
all probability
forillMill Ogle;

The very K.
fonaer Lotteries
Country, lass '
is the reseal;
selected some
liseel. TM us
whole:Tickets,
Pie. 4, Curiabill:
11.3010
17,197
11,406
13,100
11,454

The
Tickets,
Clearirperors

me premed
One H vomited
Pr.ses---sr flaws—Nu
sittesees IVeds.e-sday, ti'

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Yowler .
111 Li tiers

The last
lase suM
of 141,1101/.

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BLOOD-MINI:1' PLOT. LAN' INTELLIGENCE.
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• t rman Wood, to whom mimes complaintslb_ _t ...re.
COURT OF CHARCERY, ILaneotesl .
en motile since hie return from Filastfw. upon ..-
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lloshAT, use. m. ea- • Uilli At
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eject of the state of Newgate. thought uses.-
-4.• Ye, iv ;ter ell ekeertimition oiliest prison, to move in Before his Honour the Vice-Cii.tuceit.Lost. • • . .
me of Commons for a Committee to itiquire -- ,•,_ • •
• e tauter of coati:taloa. The Committee was %CONTEMPT OF COURT... , . ~,
test. end Aldernsaii Weed elected Chairmen. O'SULLIVAN e. the Earl of 111.13SINGTOti. ,
ellertistmdmey of inissiry
ittee werei.rocre..whdie we
inich
iosinTvesthuillentaloy .tr.
opillie. Hn
jurs4ioitoir
wail
totleriloetrlpi:tiosthei
prsteiir,veirci3e,
oofflehelaVNi.t.iiol!
.
isl already veva enough to mineisce them or Ilefetithisit. bring served on his clear is. Court,
Y rowing necessity of snaking tilleretiout iu should be deemed good limier. lie ' eil this on
rerul poseiges sod war.ls, wham a prisoner • the ground that the llerrseihisit, had slot entered au ;
. Incest own whom sentence of death was appearance lathe Plotiootifroololl, osi, whiCh account
ime.or posed, hoot whom
judgmeist was the Wfji or se9ueatration was isetied, returisable in '
' )
',apnea, anddenly addressed Mr. Wood, mid eight days, rhe clerk of the Plaisstiit's solicitor ..
•
I that lie Would attend to a recital which went to the Pefendent'a house ,in Ilryoustroste-
il the lives of Spicer and Kelly. the two hots stlinbre. to serve it, and after, lie had informed
..
! iii the ground cells fur execution fur passing the servants °this husilLess, they, returned hint fur
emirs. answer from their master that he would see him
ii
Wood listened milli the utmost attention to at seven 'o'clock in the evening, lie nee.sidiaioy
?lunation of Lucas, "has said he had heels in. milled at that hour, cud was then told that lie mast
Iby a mass named Parma', the nephew of a mill or; the following slay, which 6 did, and kir • officei, that there had hems a plan (between several successive days, without bring able to see i
Nicer and a wretch named Floury, sgaispst him. lie lied. tussle ass 8 davit that he belit,..4tii
s boys, end that the bait had taken, for ilk the Noble Defendant had given instruct' to liii .
eve coodetunert, end would be executed servants to deny Isiiii. Merit the might um be served •• 0
Wood ktinsediately Wrist ail 91.11(.• for ar.. with the order to( the Court. it was under these
,
Ind having cousin 0000 jested to the oususittee circumstances that Ise applied to Isis I-1 11111 l ur to di- .
I ` • Ormationhe had received from Led., • de- test that service on the Clerk in Court Should lie il
stints was suede to examiue into the pallicu. deemed good service. .!
ri
the transaction. His np r.t.i
ohr the Vice-Cumc.oti-:-,k H 1.,0is I ' 1
• Committee, upon hearing all the cireum- the Defenslasit appear to oppose this motion ?" . •
n sent a deputation to Lord Sidmouth. re. Mr. lIIIIALIi-" He has iiereisppeared, and that ::. I.
, ,i / 1 'if that the sentence of the low. which i / is is what we complain of."
Has Honour the VICE-CHANCII.I.OI" Ylinl.
.
fed to be put into execution to-morrow,
I.
be deferred, awl stating. as a ground for had better take an order. that Use service of the writ
!neat, that they had reason to suplibee, from of sequestration on the house of the Defendant shall t , ••;•) facts, that Spicer and Kelly had heen he deemed good service ;at the sane tune it may 1
s commit the crime of which they were be served on the Clerk in Court." A
test, by villains of much deeper depravity;
..--......-.
et it was the first crinse of Spicer. .
*
rePly from. lord Sid...meth was, we are gitta'
tOU RT OP' kINITS RRNCH, Wwrveixtrrat, ; %
(unsaid, that the case had undergone the ,
Mounsv, Pemiusav ta
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-,-
1 Sittings after Term &jar* Mr. Justice ABBOTT
elution of the Council, who were of Glibness
e sentence of the law should be put in force.
,
Committee proceeded yesterday further is. and Special Ariel, i
Pestio!,mion. A ',umber of the friends of the i Lill! C.
,
ere were e.seisslsled, eisongst whom we ob.. I TNt NIKO e. VltAlitii hRE gm:.
Sir Robert Wilson. Me. liolfliouse. &c. Mr. St:ARIA:TT Mooted; that this was an indict. f I
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ly. sot the request of Alderman Wood, and 1 Hamer, the Solicitor, hod attended on the I meld ageing Gen. Uurio; late Lieutensu&Goverootor
lor Upper Caned*, fur iublisloloog a modicum, libel, t 1
1111:11 yesterday 16°4 busily in the investi- I defamatory of the character of Dr. Robert Thorpe, i
suggested that Emma Conuor and
i whowas formerly one of the Judges of the Court
,
Committee septa second Ilepotatien
Coonolly, the women whit were the UStull of King's Detach, jet that province. The pee.eru.
pions .of Finney dud Kelly. should he truss was institisted under she Statute of the 11'h
it to Newgste. It warn dune with the greatest ii„d 14th of William ill. rep. 12. which provided. It.
.11. . that the Governors of Lis Majesty's Colonies should
to Lordhe amenable in the Court of King's Bei els. its, • 1
nth to press the hecesity of K111;1664; ii mint, England, for acts committed by them in tie . .
he siroug grounds disclosed in the testimony tourer of their proceedings abroad. The De-. .
%
f It
te witnesses• reactant was Lieutenant-Governor of 111,0piei Co-,
spite ti{' • week was the consequence of this soda for, some time previous to the cituatiosmii. •
ition. . • of the offence with which he was charged. The , i
libel woe au attack on a gentleman of considerable ;1
1 . 1
Put i.t res.-The Wye" a this popular sod abilities, who Mid Pled the office of Judge in that
dished performer it the New York Theatre, Colony. Ou reoikug , the libel, he* could hardly I/
/,
seeded, tit believe. even 11w sanguine expccs ii,„,c.,:r
eve 114 Y irerufloable ease, under which the
Powwow of 0 Province could • l
of his warmest friends. lies drat engage-
ie juilified hi writ. ,
. •
sf OMn nights, ittelltdiett his'lllmeats Pm` ing such a statement. One would have thought. Isis more than la else Amadei* lirstish that no permit could hare been found who would
have elbusi3 so high a Monition as that in which .
t. mid so attractive did he continue, that the i
t' V, entered into a second engagement with the Defeudent war placed, by publishing a paper t 4! til.
thick. we perceive by the last New York of thisdescription. But it was still more sworn..
's was proceeding as Prosperously as the Int. Mg that the publication should have been level.
night Mr. FLsiuse, the distinguished I led at a man who hail given satisfaction to "all
si ;.t .
:•,
tor of Sculpture at the hood Academy. parties-and who hash hems selected. on account
weed his course of Lectures for the season.
,of his learniug and talents, to fill the office i
foot race for 400 guineas. ISO yards. of Judge. at a very critical period. That Gristle. ,
Ike place this morning to Essex. between MN hood hoped that his eland". public end Pri- • i 1 /
and Shaw. There are two other races to be• vete. had beets sufficieutly tuition in the Colony. to 1
differens6.=, : insure the approbatieis of eve/ good mass-and he
• lot. .N andtin diem.. its was astonished when he found that his conduct had II
I
tech Loth disposed of. Mr. But.. been made the subject of an attack by the Lww o-
smiat-GMWIWOr himeelf. When Dr. Thorpe re.
. of Dock, is the purchaser of the latter. at 4
.turned to this country.. from Canada, he was ap..
ce of %MU. 'on behalf, 'treading to report,
pointed Chief Justice and Judge-Advocate of
,t; i
Rev. Mr. WU. c Mtn% of Pensanee. i
Sierra Leone. and he was not acquainted with the
INOS VACANT 1111 V0ix....-Three livings have
• 'I
existence of this libel. until an action was brought
scent in this city since before Choistmas, anti
in the Court of Common Pleas against the pre- ;
he gift or the CHANCELLOR. The delay in vent Defeudant, by another person who was in-
them up has not. however, arisen either 1 I 4 eluded in this libel-on which occasion Doctor
my lack of candidates. or Noy tardiness in Thorpe was examined as a witness. The f ' 0
milk:miens. But choice occasions perplexity ;
Learned Counsel did nut mean to say, that the lib. 1 :11 1 I i '
e merits of the applicants, or the weight of
was written by the Defendant-that he could Slot !commendations, easy be so nearly balanced, prove. Bat lie believed it was written by his aU.
e CNA Nc EL LOR sooty have carried their letters
thority-aud he would chew that Ise was poabeised
eft* Aim, is order to take time to coguider of a great number of copies, which were ruefully
packed up in a box. The libel was couteined is Is i
1 1
Ides of March if are well known to have letter to Lord Castlereagh-and the peewees alluded
ufortunete to Cases, who fell in the Capitol to in it were Judge Thorpe, Mr. Wyatt, the Sor-
drelnualt to tam' lso shire who 'weed availiat veyor-Generel. and a Mr. Weeks. The libel set 1
. . ' .
res of the cspiiml imitations Irma Fortes" oirem
forth "That Judge Thorpe. en Irishman, the
or dog Golden Ides .y March ! ! (when the Greed . •
!region) will hare nun good mom to regret net bey- friend and associate of the celebteted &onset, was
led MARSHALL, mad seemed 0.4 et least of she the head of this trio, and the 'never and 111011101ci of
Ware or 30,0001. which rwkeilish the *lei". In all the factions and seditious which threatened the li
ability the isc•Y Nambaa nay air be on sale at hia eifely of the Province. He commenced his career
rOiliee,l, Hatboro Ben, censer of Middle.sww.
by delivering inflammatory harangues from the
. .
very great utiereetia" the plan "eldest je Bench. That which he addressed to die Grand
Lotteries gave to persons residing in the Jury of the London District beganiii this manner i 1
!
~ los 'sawed T. Iltiiss, the Cuatrastur, le repeat It
..-1 the 15 years disgraceful ad (ration of this , l .
reseal; ma he hopes he his, as in a retest Lotteryt
mese of IM Capitals aissompit those asialsers *dyer- 0001111111edt calls linsdly for observation'--and the
the wader-ineasioswe Numbers imp br had tidier its
iekets, Halves, Quarters, Eighths, or sixteenths, u irnitletn:.f tie
madsP":hil Diu
ilit
°iirntilitYresoffiosiancohnlithee°lnalk:llece. i .s 111 tershitl:-
the Jury. and bad a powerful effect iu raising the s ;
11°1" IOZ
I ijA: 73.41:: 1%11 spirits of his faction. He connected himself wilts
17,232 6, I . . .
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31,496 16,067 141057 2,918 11,121 one Weeks. an Irish refugee, whom he found
13,200 I 13,232 f 111,1115 $ll3 2,737
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a reedy itistruusent in all his plans. He wrote
11,456 f 10,213 I 15,074 11,121 3,110 addresses to himself, as if they cease flow differ-
&nowise Numbers atay be had either in whole ent juries. to which Weeks procured signatures
, Halve% ()Walters, Eighths, Of Sixteesthel et N 0.9. -.loud these always produced a grand display of
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16,114 12,391 11,496 4.11116 13,563
fine Wrililly, ill *sower, from Dr. Thorpe. Still,
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13.234 11,215 4,511 I 11.123 7,415 however, they found great difficulty, for the limber
10,1011 17,1131 SAW 13.571 11,2115 of the Province refused to insert all their Mfiesn.
17404 iseso te,l3e 14922 3.194 matory writiuga. Thee. therefore, thought it w..
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batter to get a press of their owls. which they did. .
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Wield Lottery euelaiies Three Priers of 30,0111 - It was Nutlet the superintendence of an Irishman. •, , looked Capitals-all aterlimt mna.,,,v--", gnat of suspicious character, named Wilco*. Dr. .
..4"0., . elam4ll7a" re. 4".l""R* The In'eama evmP' Thorpe. through this chanuel boasted that be hail
weeniest:6y, the 4te of se AMMO.
• 1 removed one Governor, and 'hoped lie would be . PIREIIIIIT PRICS
inches Ll 9 10 n able to remove 'mother. Mr. Wyatt. the Surveyor-
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ten (post mill containing Bsuk Note% it Past. severe language to a boodles. barrister, named
Oak. MAT*, dallytheistto.
Disttlit. its the Irrovisicial Court. Dixon called
est Lotiery that cuaisiweil There Prises of MOW
MAm en! and ism Lottery he gold these pria„ ou Judge Thorpe for protection. but lie was i
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W. all su Shares. • too much delighted with the oratory of Isis friend
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