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oruTOARD, MAY 18.— His. Majesty the King COURT OF KING'S IiENCII, kHz 2-5.
of Wirtenaberg, 'arid all his family
are in great grief I et the death of his Royal Highneis Prince CHARLES THE RING V. CORBETT.
i 1 This was an indidment for a libel:—The plead,
PAUL Il rb.
aarmicL. son of his Royal Highness Prince . ' •b " d
ings mg opene ,
PAUL. •
His Royal Highness was born the 7th of The ...ATTORNEY GENERAL briefly stated to the
LVlarch, 1809, and died of a convulsive fever. His Jury, the nature of the case which was now for
'Majesty arrived this morning at Louisburg, to pay a their consideration ; it* was a libel of the most
"isit to Prince and Princess PAUL, and to express ' scandalous kind ;
lit was not individual, it was more
to them the part he takes in the unfortunate dangerous; it aimed at t
event.he character and reputation
V_ 8141C.82 MAY 15.—We work with
of his Majesty's Ministers, and uas intended to ex-
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great aetivity cite feelings in the Soldiery the most -inimical to
an 0
.ur dock-yards, in construaing new ships of war, the safety of the country. The Learned Gentle-
eve ships of the line have already been begun ;two
man then read the Libel. It refleded strongly on 0 them will soon he finished. All these vessels are
the impropriety of retaining foreign troops in the
remarkable for the lightness of their constru6lion.
In order to launch them; the canal, which leads country, and accused the German Legion of brutality
and in. fficiency ; at tributinvo Lord CATIEREAGII'S
Oro the arsenal to the sea has been deepened and
Bill the cruelties praCtised in the Local Militia.
enlarged. A frigate, two brigs, and a corvette,
feelings of the Gen-
out: the
to
hav already been equipped, 'arid are ready to go Mr. CORBETT appealed !
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tlemen of the Jury to consider the situation in which
h
We have repaired part of the 14 Russian vesselse was now placed. He wished first to require an
which were here. The fine frigate called the Crown explanwion from the Attorney-General, Why his
trial was not brought on before ? why was it &kr-
is in the Canal, ready to put to sea; three French
brigs, an Italian goletta, and a French gun-boat are red ? was it not a cruelty to proclaim thro' the country
that he was a criminal at the suit of the King,wilhout.,
in this Pert. We see at the entrance of Led'On, an :
giving an immediate oppoituni.y of exculpation and ,
Italian brig, a gun-boat, and felucca,. We have at
defer ? It was nut a pleasant thing for him-
different armed ships are* besides placed in Verdette , self, who trio
and Chiozza.
alartned, and a . uric in a situation IA hich
the smallest apeearant e of peril ,to him, would
army MAY 20.—1 t is said that the Turkish
render &luscious. He asked wily he was i;ot re-
arrnY is 4.50,000 str.,n4, but in, eon,equeixe of ilie-
lievecl? why was be nut to be detended ?He at
klinerons garrisons the Government can scarcely
brit,-
5 1.80,00 'men 'into the held. Tile Russi'm first received ail ~roar to come np 10 London to
array ir- in
stand his • trial—he did so. .He was then told he
,
migia ,o back agai.,, for he' was not to be tried at that
Provisions. The City of Bucharest, which lost 1800
houses by ore, being chiefly built of witud, is in 11111" hi 6'211114 ille Case, the Attonie .General
such iinpu.verihed circumstances that it cannot t y
ni- , chtelt much on the word " loyal.y." He had, how-•
4ertake the re-building of .diem. . '
: ever, lob much discreiion to reproach him with the S'

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MA/Ls.
AA~IVED—I Dublin, 1 Waterford. I)u E 2C. ottenbUlo
4 Lisbon, i Malta, DUDJiII, s Waterlural.

41 the Gentletaien of the Jury had ever read his
publiCatiun, iiior might well know that he could nut
be reproach, d wi g in. ciisloyali). The Attuiney-Ge-
neral hitmelt must know it. He was tou well ac-
quainted with his motives to think otherwise. With
I respect to the expressiou " Flog oil,— mentioned in
the indiomeni, it must evideutiy appear to be ironical.
As to that which alludes to what he Called the
" King's Friends," any 'one who ever read his
publication, must be,conviiiced, it was never his
intention to excite disatiettion or dislike. Every one
could perceive that the expression was only satirical 5
perhaps it was t.Minsity expressed, or ill-wr;tteti ;
it was a mere ciiiique on Lord Castlereagh's Bill,
yet it had heen alleged, that he did . not wean Lord
Cishereagli,but the Kingz--th.tt h did not advert to
cruelty and flogging, b.it to Glcurge ti,e Third. Sup.:
pose his Majesty's Nliiiisters were wa.iiing in the
streets, and weir pelted by the nib with mud,
would it be said that it "a, not ag mist mein but
against the King ? Un the same principle then could
the-iiiientio,iot Wino% the (.4ot crlittielli 1111 u peril
and hate be attr buted to him.

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SOLELY QIJIS DICIRZ FALSUM AUDEAT?

L UNDO A,

FRIDAY, JUNE 15, 1810,

Att
th unfiunded report was )est:2rda circulated
at the Settlement of Bencoolen h.id been taken
by the Enemy. It arose, we presurne, f the
Ircurnstance of the Settlement of l'appanooly,
on
bttle coast of Sumatra, being taken on the 12t1i Oato-
ber by the French corvette Creole, C !pt. RIGAUD•
sent a summons first to the Settlement 4J sur-
teuder; no answer ivai returned. The= garrison
.4r d, but the corvette got on the south-side, where t'
the was covercd from the fire, and could etie& a
44:14*
, If , The garrison then surrendered. Itc.on..
tea only of five. Etropeans and S -pot's.
to Enetny had 150 men. Tneybehaved very ill
to the prisoners.

He then adverted to BLACILiTONes distintlion
bptAe,ll mak, by Information and I), Ilicifetweitt.
Hii ()deuce the A torile)-Geneial cuosidcreit sti•• st

kz.eneral SARRASIN has for some year laboured
litkler the displeasure of BUONAPARTE, att.l ha, t on-
•b, en obliged 'lO live in a state of gres.t ob-
letintY ill Holland. The .cause of offence was gi. en
as
af,‘O as when BUONAPAIVIR was First Coo-
Gtneral SARRA,IN, thinking that BL),,NAPARTE
c'lld'atied himself with a great deal too much tido-
-eur, Particularly towards the Generals, expr.essrcl
to tilt so frcely, that he -found it expedient
%‘'illidraw from Friinre, and resi,!e, as we have,
I.r"dY state', privately in Hol:and. A short
since• the General, thinking pt.rha;,, that,
his Off nye w'as forgotten, or not finding his re-
Veiloe Hollan'l ovtrron as IlLit country is with
to -crr troops, rely comfortable, Ventured to return
F
1,• .r"l'°e• His return was soon known to the po-
ie", and orders were issued ro apprehend hint ; but
flat iiig been apprised by a triend ,of his danger, he
a e to to the coast, and preferred risuin his life in
it) °Pen g g
t e boa: e sea, to trusting to file justice or
d) tlitrey on th
SUONAPAHTE. The GAteral, we on-
may etsai,d, is indrried to an American lady, of Ger-
extraion. Her name was S'.;fIWARTZ.

(I,lngtrous, and required inirnewate putitswileta, yet
wonderful to relate, be delayed the punishment and
the trial for a whole tweivernanth.
Learned Gentleman lately declared, that if Mii.isiers
were attar ked, it was not his practitce to interit re.—
Lord CASTLEREAGH, too, lately lain Ilk ii, ill the
House of Commons, that lib ,is could nut be pu-
nish d w ith greater facility.
Lord ELLENBC)ROUGH interrupted the'defeildant,
and desired him to be conhuLd to bits defence, and