Star.
London, England, 1804-06-30 00:00:00

StITART IN 4131zRIC.f.

lie have 'already had occafion•to lay before our
Readers force parlicularsrefpedling a late tranfaaion
at Savannah, of which we have hitherto had only
the statements of ilave-mongers ! Statements, incredi-
ble in themfelves, till farther'eridence be adduced, as
it appears that great pains have been taken to prevent
the public from feting the Addrefs of Judge Bower
or any account of it, but fuch garbled ftatements as
the fleVeholdersmilli to be believed. The folhairing
is of the fame. complexion, and the fecond of the Re-'
(Mations deferves particularly the notice of free men.
enjoying a free profs :
At a meeting of the Citizens of Savannah, publicly convened,
and held at dm Exchange, oa the zyth day of April. IEO4.
JOSEPH CLAY, Eq. In the Chair,
kefolved unaniamelly,That the Citizens of Savannah do highly
trtrthe firm, dignified and patriotic condo!! of the prdent
Jury of Chatham County, for which they have been com-
mitted to gaol by Judge Bowen the Judge of the Superior Court,
and that the thanks of the Bowe,
be prefented them for their
very proper demeanor on the medial, and that a Committee con-
filling of John Bolton, Edward Telfair, and Samuel Howard,Elqrs.
I, be appaineed for that purpofe.
bisteed unanimoully, That a Committee be appointed to wait
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upon the Printers of this city, to reennit in die name of the
zens, that the charge of his Honour Judge Bowen, to the Orand
r of Chatham comity, Mould not be printed, and that Edward
L. Davis and George D. Sweet, Vim. be that Committee.
Rebihred unanlmoufly, That a fuliferlption be opened for the
rapport andenaintainance of the Grand Jury of Chatham county,
while in goal, and for %milking them with every convenience—
and that s Committee he appointed to receive the fubferiptions, and
Medi the money for their beeefit while in goal, and that Male.
Richard M. Stites,Joleph Arnold, John I. Gray, Norman stLeod,
and Samuel H. Otaeidsouk, be that Committee.
Rdolved enanimoully, That the Reprefentadves of this county
to tbe Legilliture, be requefted said infiruded to nest themfelves
to rupee • legillative inediry into the official eotiduel of the Judge
of the Superior Ociurt fortis Circuit, in committing to gaol the
Grand Jury of the county of Chatham, who are conititutionally
bound to prdave the rights of the people, and who in a Court of
Judicature are their lawful Reprdeinatives, and alto into the other
atrial nitkondidt of the Laid Judge.
Refolved tioiniraoufly, That a Committee of (even be appoint-
ed for carrying into died the faccgoing Refolirtion, and that the
d Committee be empowered to procure Web teflimony as may
be nava.," to hibßantiate the charges, and that Gamma D. B.
and Charles Harris, William Davies, F. T. Fiyming,
John M. Berries, Morris Miller, and *moms V. Williams, Etre.
he that Committee.
loan-
withßefed onseirsouity. That a Committee be appointed
fer th the Committee of the Bas. upon the moo pmper moifures
to be purfeed for the difeharge of the Grand jury of Chatham
Comity Erma their preCent confinement, and to ate every lawful
means to procure their adargesmeot. and that the Hon. Wm. Ste-
vens, kepis Clay, and Matthew M'Allifier, Erg's. end Joreph
Efq. be that Committee.
Refolved ananinsoully.Thst the Citizess of Savannah view with
abhorrence the cooduil of Judge Doyen this day, white on the
Basch of the Superior Court, and during the fitting of the fame,
I is drawing and pre:Wain a piitalasaintt a number of the citizens
d this place, and in ding the molt Indecent and profane language,
whereby the dignity of his dice and the relpedialiility of this
Gareennteet are proßitutcd.
ifiefolved unanimoully, That the proceedings of this medal' be
figned by the Chair Man and Secretary, and publilbed In the newt-
papers of this city, and that a copy be prided to the Foreman of
the Grand Jury ; silo, that extra *sects of the fame be pnbibliod
this evening. (Signed) =SAM CLAY, Chairman.
By Order of the
ÜBL HOWARD, See.

Poor BASAYSIORR might have avoided his late ac- •
cident, had he faid with Macbeth—
" Is this a VAGGLIt that I fce before me ?"
Lord E LLLLL ()swoon's voting againft Mr. Pirv's
Defr.nce Bill is reckoned a bad encomium on it, as
his Lord(hip is well known to be a judge.
We have lately been gratified with the exhibition
of real water, real honks, and real dogs on our thea-
tres. The addition, however, of real daggers will,
we hope, be in future difpenfed with.
Touaroa, the famous Paris Banker, has been ex-
iled to his elate at Clos Von:: Is, in Burgundy, for
having (hewn his concern for MORS4O, by procuring
him bills.
The Duke of Cumberland's Sharp Shooters were
yefterday infre.ted in Hyde Park, by Colonel JEN-
' SIN SON, on their return from Woodford, where they
have been on permanent duty fusee Sunday laft.—
The Col met expreffed the greaten. fari.faftion at thtir
foldier-like appearance. The Corps afterwards ad-
journed to the Shakefpeare Tavern to dinner, where
Captain BAR Dill, their Commander, was relented
by them with a Silver Cup of the value of one bun-

dred guineas.
On Friday morning Mrs. C prefented the
Hundfworth Cavalry with their ftandard, at Brown's
Green, near Birmingham. The Corps afterwards
partuck of 211 elegam cold collation, provided for
them by their Commander, N. G. CLARK', Efq. and
then marched to Tamworth upon iermanent duty for
thirteen days.
The firft battalion of the Eaft Middlefet Militia
crolted the I.lllllllelp from Gravelead to Tilbury, at
two o'clock on sfonday morning, and immediately
commencing their march, arrived at Chelmsford early
on Wednefday, on their route through Colebefier to
Harwich. The (mad and third divifions have fol-
lowed in fuecetlion, on the fame route.
Wednefslay and Thurtalay. the Weft Eifel Regi-
ment of Militia marched in two diiifions from Har-
wich to Colchefter, on their route to Gravefend and
Chatham. Thuifday the firft divifion reached Chelenf-
ford. and proceeded onwards yellerday morning.—
The feeond diviiion was expefted in the coutfe of the'
day.
The firli and fecond divifions of the Royal Che-
(hire Militia marched lions the New Barracks of
Chelmsford on Wehiefday and Thurfday mornings,
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on their route for Hull i the remainder of the regi•
ment were to follow yederday and this day for the
Caine dellination.
Wednefalay morning, at two o'clock, the Notting-II
ham Militia marched ft orn Ramfgate for Canterbuiy,
where they ate to remain till bother orders, having
replaced the Derby Militia, which marched to Mi-
lord Barracks on Mon lay.
One of the Brig Eton fithing boats lately fell in with,
and !poke to an American vaikl (the Baltimore,from
13.3..m0re) urf Beachy Head. This 'etre' had left
Duntork uoly the day preceding, to which place the
had been b..iird a ith t ol.acen r and the account which
was c intnaitnii•atcd 10 the tithermen of the prepare-
t:ons on the ether fide of the water, Inc the invati.m
of this country, jollities the prefumption, that it will
be Atteniivad in a very few days at fAtthen. Nearly
the uhule o! the troops, it was Rated to them, in•
tem,. .11 ir he expedition, had anaally emhatked for
r dangerous pto;eo, tie the lialionore left Don
kill.; and that a fair wind was Only wanting to
natt Limas at:464, ise Channel.

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