The Sun.
London, England, 1805-03-01 00:00:00

LANCA,TER, JAN. 2E3.

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THE &nate assembled this day, according
.to
their Resolution- of Saturday; at twelve o'clock
precisely—present 24. Members.
The three Judges of the Supreme _Court appeared
in a few moments afterwards, and being seated at
the bar, . . • .

Mr. REED (a Senator) rose and raid, Mr.
Speaker, we are now arrived at an important stage
of this interesting and eventful trial ; we are now
to pronounce, according to the Constitution,
the sentence of convielion or acquittal upon
the Chief Justice arid two Associate Judges
of the Supreme Court of this Commonwealth ; and
after a full and fair trial as has ever taken place in
any Court ; no evidence having been refused, no
argument unheard ; and, upon the evidence, we arc
before our Country to pronounce judgment ; I pray,
Sir, that before we each deliver our opinion, the
article of accusation upon which this trial has been
had, may be read.
The Speaker of the Senate—Shall the Article of
the Impeachment be now read ?
The Senators answered—Aye.
The Clcrk then read the Article of Impeachment
at large.
The Speaker then said—ls the Court ready to
proceed ? And the Court answered, Aye.

, The Speaker said, Gentlemen of the Senate, you
have attended this long and important trial, and you
are ready to pronounce judgment before 'God and
your Country—and you will say, Guilty or Na
Guilty, each of you. The Clerk will read the names
of the Members.

The Clerk then read the names of the Senators,
and they answered as follows :

GUILTY. NOT GUILTY.
• T. Joseph Hart.,• • x. lames Brady!
2. Jonas Har►zel, 2. lames Gamble,
3. Gabriel Heister, ' 3. ames Barris,
4. William M'Arthur, 4. Om Heister,
S . D. hlontgoniery, jun. S. Ed►vard Heston,
6. Thomas Morton, fr. John Kean,
7. John Piper, 7. Presly Carr Lane.
8. John Porter, 8. Clith,topher Mayer,
g. William Reed, 9. Thomas Mewhoricro
ro.• Rudolph Spangler, ro. William Pennell,
it. John Steele, it. John Richards.
12. Joseph Vance,
13. Robert Whitehill, •

The number of the votes being reported to the
'Speaker, by the Clerk, the Speaker said to the
Judges : Edward Shippen, Jasper Yeats, and
Thomas Smith, you have been tried upon an Im..
peachment brought against- you by the House of
Representatives of the Commonwealth, and you
have heard the opinion of the Court ; there are 13
votes which declare you,guilty, and r t which de.
dare you not guilty ; the number which declare yo,
guilty not amounting to. two Mirds, according to
the Constitution, you are Acquitted."
The Judges thereupon immediately rose and re.
tried ; and the Court was closed by adjournment to
the Chamber of the, Senate ; and the Committee of
the whole House of Representatives having report.
ed, the Home also adjourned till ten o'cluck• on
Tuesday morning.

NEW.YORK, FIB. 2.

In the Guardian, arrived last evening, came Capt.
Hoc Hits, of the Ship Afars, belonging to Philadel.
pliia, and his crew. The Mar: sailed from Cork the
Ist of Nov. On the 3d of Jan. lying to in a heavy
gale, she shipped a sea which swept every thing off
the (lea; and threw her on her bcam.ends. 13y cut.
ting away her masts, however, she righted. The
crew continued on the wreck till the Bth, when they
fortunately fell in with the Guardian. Capwin
Duytax, with the charaneristic hospitality of a
Seaman, received. them on board his vessel, and,
with his people, treated the unfortunate Tars with
every• kindness.

The Revolatiovaire Frigate arrived yesterday at
the Hook from Norfolk. She is to receive on
board a quantity of specie at this place.