Star.
London, England, 1806-07-04 00:00:00

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4sawas .11:gt1.1gsa anfwere by whkh be would bt rtili:4
tared; bee, nespridallinding, quer/ions were immediltely put to
Nvor Memorlalift, the anfwer to which soya diredtly exculpate
*Or criminate him; and among other queftioss of this chandler,
' leaur Messeelalift was anted of what the cargo of the (hip Leander,
which bad lardy failed from the port of New Yost, conlitted ?
pod to what port or place the was bound ? that on there Twitters
beingpm, your MemoriaUlt fold, that he did not conceive that by
law he was bound to anfwer. end finally refuted to anfwer them t
*hereupon the judge ordered your Memorialift to be committed,-
anti diretted a warrant to be made out for fending him to prl fon.
The Memorial then goes on to Rate, that Memorialift, being
thus lutimidated, did anfwer the queftions put to bin; that the j
teftlmony thus given was reduced to writing sad figned by your ,
Mcmorlalitt, and Memorialift was required again to (wear to the
fame, and Upon his objedtion to do fo, he was threatened with
imprifonenent, and thereby compelled .o fwear a fecund time. lie
was then required to give fecurity as a principal for his appearance
at the then next Circuit Court of the United States for the New
York &lid& bfinfelf In ten thouland dollars, with two foreties,
each In ten thoufand dollars, and as a winters, himfelf in five
thoufand dollars, with two fiddles, each in five thourand dollars,
and this tieing done, after a detention of about eight hours, Mc-
morialift was let at liberty.
The Memorial next Ratektbat at the bit Circuit Court, held for
the diftriet of New York, the Court was opened on the t It of the
prefent Month, by the Hon. Matthias B. Talmadge, who alone
prefided during the term. "'fiat Memorialift was fummoned by
his Nettie*, and committed to the cuftody of the Marital; that
his Caudell, etrofifting of Mars- Coldest, Hoffman, and Thomas
Addis Emmet, moved for an Habeas Corpus, and that the Court,
' after argument, ordered him to be remanded to the cuftody of the
Msribal, snide be Mould give fecurity to abide the order of the
Court, himfelf in loco° dollars,with one furety of ao,ooo dol
lan; and although the Counfel ot your Memorialift warmly re-
mouttrated agalnit fuck exceffive bail being required in fuch cafe,
the Court refuted to idlest the fun*, and MCMOrilllift war alto
bound in another recognisance in j,OOO dollars, for his appearance
ae a winters: that,in order to bring before the Court, the manner in
which be had been examined before the Magill:ate, and to prevent
loch illegal tellimony front being made are of aplutt him, Memo-
rialift made an affidavit, Rating the mu* prominent elreumßan-
ea of that examination, as they have been herein before fee forth;
and thereupon the Counfel for your Mentorialffi moved, that the
Court would make an order, that the fad depobdons meow not
be bad before the Grand Jury, or that they Gould in Come way be
ruppreffed; but the Court, althe it admitted that teftintony taken
as Rated In the affidavit of your Manorialift, was not legal, yet
as the Court had a confidence that the Attorney General would
not aft improperly in the ditch/nee of his official duties, refuted to
.make an Order on the fulled; notwithltanding which, the Off-
Laid Attorney did permit the Grand jury to bate the examination
and drpoiltion taken in the illegal Maim* above Rated, together
with many esker depofittotu asdnit your Memorialift, of perfons
Who were examined by the jusigeia a bmikar manner, in the alt•
fence of your MemoriaWL.
" your Memoriallft further rolisedfully reprefents, that on
Monday the Bth init. the Grand jury brought in a Bill of India.
meat agalnft your Mentorlalift—.and thereupon your Memorial!
wan put to plead, whereupon be bled a plea in'abaternent, verified
by the ufual affidavit.
• That the diftrid Attorney, In argudient, (aid the plea was
frivolous—to which ime of the Counfel for your Memorialift an
fwered, that he thought it was not fo, and that be hoped to be able
to convince even this Court that It did not defuse that chareder.
The Court called on the Counfel for an explanation of what hehad
Intended by the term even this Court.' and, not having received
from the Counfel an explanation which the Court chore to accept,
the Counfcf was committed to the cußody of the Marthal--hist,
whilit the order for commitment was making out, the Coma
having Itaed to the etre*, that he did not intend any eistarigt
of the Court, be wan dlicharged."
' The Memorial then proceeds to detail other legal penceodhopt.
and to complain of feverity on the part of the Court„the refolt
which was, that be was compelled :o plead in chief to the India.
went, and thus consludes—" But on the application of the Coon
fel of your Memorialift, and an affidavit Rating the abfetee of
material witneffes, and that your Memorialift expefted to have
the benefit of their teftlmony by the month of September next;
the trial was poftponed, ands (pedal Circuit Court ordered to be
held for the trial on the s 4th day of July next. On the day be.
fore the adjournment of the Court, the Grand Jury brought in a
prefentment againit Mathias B. Taltnadge4Efq. judge of the dlf-
tridt Court, whereby they proferibed the conduct of the Paid Judge
in taking the examination and depofition of your klemorialift, In
the manner beforementioned, as unufual, oppreffive,and tyrannieaL
,s Your Memorialift fubmits his cafe to your wi(dem, and prays
itch relief as the laws and eonftitution of his country, and your
wirdom and goodneta may afford him ; and, as In duty bound,
will ever pray. (Signed) SAIAULL G. OCDIA."
, New York, April 18, r 806.
[Here follows Col. W. S. Smith's Metnortal, which goes to eon.
firm the has laud by bde.Oples.]

MARRIED.

Monday lift, at Weftbourn, Suffcx, the Rev. Thomas Dc Lacy,
M. A. Archdeacon of Meath, to MI6 Manny, only (arriving
child of the late John Moutray, Commiffluoct in His Mar
jelly's Navy.
Yefterday, at St. George's, Bloomfbury, Mr. Charles Rouble,
of Covent Garden Theatre, to Mils De Camp, of the Theatre
Royal, Drary-Lane. Mr. John Kernble gave the bride away.