The Sun.
London, England, 1822-11-08 00:00:00

three of her mates and half her crew•

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The following is a copy of the Ite'°no (.11;
passed at the Public Meeting at Kingst°--te 0`
maica), to take into consideration the 64;teclpit
piratical depredations, to which ‘v e ad"'
our Paper of the 6th instant:— hints
KINGSTON, SEPT. 9.—At a Meeting of the %erer the
this City, convened at their requisition by Ills Fl the
Custos, and held at the Court House, Jos. BVIICS, Yls.Vt i
d,"
Chair, the following Resolutions were unanimously 0(10P e•tte4•
Resolved, That the depredations now so daringly c°11:::occ,
on our commerce can no longer be received with indiget.e9 ity
and that the expediency of extirpating the band of Provels
festing these seas, calls loudly for measures the
and efficacious. A! (PIP:
Resolved, That Kingston, considered as an entreP'''o t
fail to command the influence of the manufacturing t'oteoti
ing interests of the mother country in support of th.' P Av
we seek to common interest against common danger',
,„in"„
Resolved, That at no period of war were convO,',ststw-
pensible in these seas, and that the squldron •on t""igbr
totally inadequate to the protection of its' trade. o the '0
Resolved, That the letter just read, addressed c'nit4
Hon. Lord Bathurst, be adopted as 'the sentirne,-tial*tho
meeting. That it be signed by the Chairman, and_tce
by the Resolutions transmitted to di Colonial Dyly
packet now in port. , died
Resolved, That these proceedings be published ;
Papers of the City one week, and once in the /toe Cbo.
Mr. BARNES having been requested to leave the
JAMES GREENFIELD, Esq. called thereto, :yeti ot
Resolved, That the thanks of this Meeting be g`
BARNES, for his conduct on the occasion.

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The principal evidence was t 11.04
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characterwh o provedoftii thee
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prisoner' was arraigned. It appears 'orec
g
Government
the object of which was to overt
1 oveCrantahleolli tile,' 'ad
all
ltors were men of the lowest order ;
froitherhood, with all the accistoro° hive,
otna_.:ing, comprised the essentials of this 'be 'll
:sit; Church and State. The cn ore
alliance, offensive and defensive, with that';' if tile
pgerarantdiofin,naloebt:dia:°::::::t:
Channel.
tn land
the
bitgation ; but co-operation,
injured
radicals. The English were to have ris -LOY'
Queen Caroline had been found 9 Mt
Governmentt,roowpesremutscit have been bbe:" wiirlic''
I re'
hfere was a rebellion ready to break out 11!, the
. fa_nnel. The radicals were thiti.
in England, and to have attempted to t'll'tejoitirf
session of London, and to establish a rev oln' LI Di
overnment!. This alliance was diss°l%ie late
the_ abandonment Of proceedings tZai",sjt t'ic ~
ns etnot 0h ear:irrii:ls,l
Queen.—The prisoner was found Gitilig-irop
On Tuesday last Edward Bra:ale, 'rill ofet
Fain, t Valiant Crealy, John O'Neil, Daniel 01.c°tell
and Edward Hughes,' were capitally Con,cittiO
atr the Special Commission, for aiding and ane
lath
Sept.,ward • Broune in administering, o° !b,,atb.-/
S__ to Laurence Wood, au unlawfuL moo+
Judge Burton, in a most impressive ' a wit!'
sentenced them to be transported for life',ol+
t:e exception of Laurence Wood, for seven yea
bewailing
at ritltillyigattfietceti.nfagte; moot! liers
theira
After the sentence was pronounced tile.,io,slY
ll
and parents, lamenting their misfortunes,
the
cit,
cursing tfarroui
the bitterness of their sorrows,
lanous authors and protnoters of the ill
system and association. 0
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We have received Quebec Papers
hero of 11
October, which mention the arrival t
d thr9tig
that the Canada Trade Bill iillidilsieghuli'linddshsereedissiblatiill°ti°ll,l
P- ' - had occasioned nloc .
la's vin.u,(l

arliament. It ha .co
and it was believed that many
beti be ha'
Presented against it. The ship lie . ,
comev in from Nantes, being first foresi.g:
thesesin
the pas lo
ofess,el that had entered the port i
Athe Foreign Trade Bill. k a live!!
you.ng foreign Princess, who too de
.arg,
inter
sonest in the fate of a French office ina,, s rbe.
er during the Russian CailPaign, has
10
'IIIC ,
queathed to
him a part of her fortune,
th si'
considerable. It is t her dea 0
added, that a i lA, t
expressed
. much regret at not having been aart..---
give her hand to him who posses
sed her be
(Paris Paper.) Mernor,