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of thefedarkreetffes. Whet IS a Tullio all.En;and I
who has not (offered bylearyerit They enrols all
the honours and emolument% and fatten on the dif.
%refs of the country. Bribes which are given by
Parliaments are paid by the people. The people
are forted to ditchers* the wages of public iotquity.
Whatthen aro we to fight fort Not for our coun-
try, but for its oppreffors ; not for ourfelves, but
for thofe who injure us ; not for our liberty and
property, for both are invaded.
4 Correa abates ; reduce the espence of law; tan-
talite us no longer with pros:sites of reforraing. Let
Government enable us to live by our indeflry, and .it
y tardy repofe its confidence in the public (pin t.'
44 The paper then proceeds to Rate, that France
can be no longer formidable if Governmentsefort
to theft me.ifin es., bet otherv;ife it muff be refilled.
44 I will not (proceeded the A/roister Gearreat)
intuit your undertlanding by tedious remarks on *
this
libel. but will (ohmic the evidence to yorrastestios.
Mr. Strafford, Clerk of the Office in low Arm.
gave evidence, that he went to the hook ofthe De-
Tendant,ind detoffed the place o here nensereurmars
pies of this paper were clepofited t he alto difhlwere
ed copies of the " Reftoratson of Society." by Thm
mu Spencer ; of a publication entitled "pis',
Meat I" the political works of Fletcher. by ILWate.
Con; sod State Trials of the Friends of Jolliet Anil'
Humanity. with five volumes of political Tralikfr
books well.knows among the ditaffetted. —;•••
Melia. Desalt. a and Laws, for the Defend/mks
contended, that the counts chargedmaking. priming.
and publifbing. which exceeded the fails in cot-
deace ; but at moh the priatiag and pabliihias were

only proved. .
Lord-EXLINIIMMOGII addreffed a few worth**,
jury; after which they brought in their rerdia G.
FRANCIS SARSAOLD e. N~MfaaAtf.
The Plaintiff is a dancing teaks',, a native-of
Fran& ; the Defendant, I bookfelier of eminence 10.
Bond Street. The charge was, for flu roue words-,
exprtlive cf the joy with which the Plaintiff' men- '
timed the mention of the late King of Prance; am I
be was attire ,ht producing that cauffttophe ; eist
that he (aid, he wilted all Mosnandre' *sight meet the
rratifate. The Defendant's dohs* hod* waved the
Alien enemy.
Easatm and Cetrobon, for the Plaintiff,
produeed the- evidence of Captain Blest, Mr.. Rites
Henry )fames, 11l of the Sr: ames's Volunteers
(under Lord Amherft), who deputed to fame es-
preffoons of that tendency by the Defendant, in •
Committee of the Corps. ,
Lord ELLINSIOROOCIII.-..a It is nit to be endor.
ed, that * man &outd be thus Called tosteewent for'
performing lois bostmks dusty. "The • Defendant
thought it right, that a native of *nett Mould• not
be infirnaed is this country; on the Islde of aunt. I
am Corry filch ani CM has been ttie before mi."
-..-Verdia for the Defendant.
son O. INS PIINCI or aortae.
The Plaintiff is a gion maken'the Defendant a
perfon of the liighelt diftinaion idIFTM- ce, and ogn.
mended a regiment in this countiy.
Mr. Goias. for the former. batik 'Oust the pre
fent claim was for 300 carbines fornilhed in tile year
:796, by order of his Highnefs ; that the principal
was 5 tot. and that with interea to the preen( time,
the total was 6711. ,The learned Couniel
burins proved the delivery of the goods for the pro.
(motion,
Mr. Gaamw addreffed the Court and Jury for
the defence. He did not pretend to (upport the
cafe of his client ; the utter ruin of the dlufhious
Honfe of Rolian had prevented the di(charge of this
demand. His Highnefs had admitted the charge of
the principal no the record; but he was not fenlible
that he was liable to the interek, which he cheer-
fully fubmitted to the decal= of an Englifh jury.
-Vadia for the Plaistif. 6ytt. 145.
•

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, FM ss.

SWANOSON O. WILSON.
The Plaintiff in this cafe, formerly a foldier be.
Imaging to the Eaft India Company's troops in India,
brought his aetton to recover sol. for wages, which
be was to receive by agreement from the Defendant,
for attending upon him and his 'family during their
,voyage home from Madras to England.
It appeared that Mr. Warm, a rerpeßable mfr.
chant. fume time fince a retident in India. having
occafion to return to Europe, embarked with bts
family, Mrs. Wilfon, his til, and a black fcrvant,
on board one of the Company's (hips, and proceeded
on their voyage home. After being at f2a a Ilona
time, a fervaot was found neceffary to the one
whom the Defendant had brought with him ; and
the Plaintiff, then a paffenger, was employed in that
capacity. The Defendant agreed to give him eight
pounds for Ics.in months, if that time fhottld elapfe
before the fhip arrived in En••land. They. however,
performed the voyage in let. than five months; and
the Plaintiff, after his arrival, went on (bore to the
Defendant, and demanded his wages. Mr. Wilfon,
on the Plaintiff's application, told him, that thete
were only ;l. due to him, 31. having been advarecd
at St. Helena, which 51. he was icady to pay. The
Plaintiff raid, his demand was 101. part of which he
claimed upcn an extra agreement Inc wafhing, and
various jobs he had done for Killer Wslfon, the
Defendant's fon. The tot. was, however, refilled
him, and he would not take the 51. until the day
after, when he came and received it, wi•ls an addi-
tional Ras. and forted a receipt book. The prefent
veinal was afterwards btonght ; and he Plaintiff
produced she winter matter of the (hip, t
as a wieners,
to prove. that an agreement had been entered into
by the Plaintiff to pay the Defendant jOl. for the
voyage : the wieners, however, gave his evidence in
the molt unratistietnry manner.
Lord AVIA: Ls v eonfidcred the Plaintiff's demand
an nnrearonal.de .ne. aad (rotated his opinion, that
mud. credit was not due to the ftatem.:nt of the
quarter-mafter. wli • had been called to prove the
agreement ; he was. how.% er, of opinion, that tithe
Plaintiff •at inti:led to any more than he had re.
caved. the Jury ou,,ht to give it him. Vers:ta
is e
the Plaintsf—Damages 41.
His Lordftsip took oexafion. after the verdiet had
been given, to °brave, that fuch altions tight rot
to be etvrourag• as the ram for which the action
was bronet, implied a defign to impois upon the
Delcadaat.