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London, England, 1812-07-27 00:00:00

PHISONEES OF WAR ESCAPE BILL .

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Upon the motion for the third reading of this 11.11,
The LORD CHANCELI.OR, in put silence of the notice he
had given, moved the inser-ion of certain Clauses. was ob-
vious that off,nces to which this Bill referred might be commit.
ted on the High Seas; and as, in that case, they 'would not be
indictable in any county, they would not come within the mean-
ing of the Bill as it then stood. He should, therefore, propose a
Cisme to be inserted, making*the same offence, when committed
on the High Seas, also felony and liable to transportation ; and
further providing, that It might be tried in any county. In the
next place, as he had mentioned before, this was an offence of
great magnitude. and In certain cases, under the charge of assist,
ing the enemy, it "might be liable at common law to more
serious prosecution. He should therefore propose, that other
prosecutions for this offence should remain unaffected by the pro-
visions of this Bill, at the same time providing, that if any indi-
vidual should be tried under any prosecution different from that
specified in this Bill, be should not afterwards be liable to be
tried for the same act under the provisions of this Bill; and itt
the same manner, if any one were tried under the provisions of
this Bill, he should nut afterwards, fur the same act, be liable to
any other prosecution.--These amendments were agreed to, and
ordered to be inserted.

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itatoeillos, lime& adgwas. CIIIPIAidife and Dishol" r
Maackiletot.
furry Hydo dta s*r. If Timeoad, in Sadilewortta,
mediont, asoaigottialit, dealer and claimant A0=6,1115,,,,
and Sept. s, at olltivoa, at the Bridgewater Arms,
Manias, Mews. Daldwortb; Chippindall, and Dassiaolleb
Blanchester.
John Vaugliton, of Edsoidearoet, Cafreadialt-squamMtddleon,
wine and brandy-merchant, dralcr and chapattis's Assist 3,
15, aad Sept. .5 at twelve, at Guildhall Attornim, Messed'
Storer and Heath, Muntagoo•street, Rowell-49am
Robert Eden the elder and Thema ,Eden, eE Ric6esont'r coach-
masters, dealer", chapmen, and copartners July VP, Auguit4
ia, and Sept..s, at twelve, at Guildhall. Atcornise, Me:am
Sipper and Heath, Montague-street, ussell-rinare.
William Deaa the younger, of Exeter, china, gl,us, atutvacthell•
ware merchant, dealer and ohapman, August I, 19, and 4e.19t*.1
5, at eleven, at the Globe Inn, Bridgewater. Atcorutes, Mewl'
Anstice and Cox, Ns,. s, Klagell. Beach Walks, lantr
London ; or Mr. Anthony Dem,l3ridgevrater.
Benjamin Brookman, of the pariah of*. George, Clan cestersbire,
" jobber, dealer and ehaprnan Auto* 11, 19, and Sept. 5, at 11.
st the White Hart Inn, Broad-street, Bristol: Morales, Mears
rdward Daniel and Sons, Bristol; or Messrs. Piano and
Son, Pump-court, Temple, London

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William Williamson, of Wathorstreet, Lindon, werelieusettiall.
dealer and chapman, July 98, at one, August 4. at eIeVW•I
Sept. 3, at ten, at Guildhall. Anomie', Messrs. Ware and
Young, Blackman street, Southwark.
P,obrrt Smith, of reschurcla-atreet, London, merellant, August
• I, n, and Sept. 5, at eleven, at Ottdditall. Afterlife', Messrs.
Palmer, Tomlinson; and Thomas., Copal* Tlung-
morton.strett.
James Stein, of Felicherch.atreet, Landon, merchant, August
8, and Sept. 9, at eleven, at Guildhall. Attormes, Messrs. Oil-
nier,.Tomlinsons, and Thomson, Copthall.volli t. Throgriww.
ton-street, Louden.
Thomas Smith, of Felichindlonreet, Loodoo, merchant, August
1,8, and Sept. 5, at ekven, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.
Palmer, Tomlinson', sod litensoa, Copthall-coprt, Thing.

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,NREIGN ihirEILICENC.E.
.11.01,AllATION OF VIC EMPEROR ALEXANOIL ,
0 The trench troops have passed the !mishit 4 •
a complete treacherous attack h it
I,llliitt (b ip SerVCe of our alliance. Fee%
preservation of peacol.have exhausted everylt
ble means, consistently with the honour of my
and the aafenntage of my people. All my etas. .
yours have been.in vain.. Ile Emperrr amnia..
has hilly reselvel in his own mind to ruin Ilenrt.
The most moderate proposals on oueparts hats ii.
mained without an answer. This sudden mph)
I has shevm in an unegnivocal manner the grauedint,,
• ness of his pacific posnises which he lately repeat
Them therefore remain no farther steps fur tee is
take but-to have recourse to arms, and to employ*
the means that have been granted me by pee
BENCE to USE force nainst force. I place full ma,
deuce in the zeal of-my people and the bravery 4
my troops. As they are threatened in the antitheft
, their families, they will defend them with their
t ie.
tiOnal bravery and energy. Puovioxvce will aegis
with success our just cause. Thedefence of meet.
'tire conutry, Me mainten ince of our independent
and national honour, have compelled us to hut N.
course to arms. I will not sheath my sword sok.
as there is a single enemy within my imp riaier,
tiers. (Signed) . .64 ALUANDEI.II
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'REDRESS OF THE BARON DE TOLLft MINISTER ATI% •
To THE SOLDIERS OF THE ARMY of THE W.
44 The moment is arrived when your nava*
must again be unfurled before the enemy if ea*
sil peace. l'he period is cortie,whcn your Kw* ,
iii person will leaO you tti check, diet spirit of 414' .
.Lion and atro.tty, which, for the last 20 )ears, lee
spread mi sery and dismaytifroughout the whole Inca
Warriors, it is not recess try to awaken your corrupt
it is not necessary to call on that loyalty and levels
your Monarch-Ind yt.ttr Count," for which you nw
have been reuownetii youliere Writ with tbosepreed
features of distinction alxive aikit!ur nate:au—yet
, grew up and will cr,e with them: But if, tonna/
to. expectation, Ohre hi atiOng you any pusilld.
motii being upon vale:m the ohmortal exploits of
those warriors who.defeeted the redoubled Chain
XII. who humbioi ttiernver and pride of the Oaw
-mans,anit who eclipses* the glut)? of the vat Fre.
derick, h.eve no effect—Who are callous to the bright
examples of many warriors now amidst you— eke
but lately triumphed over our present enemy in AI
parts of Italy, on the walli of Mantua, on the am
mit of the Alps themselves-land who recently twin
,red their incur ions into our empire; if ibere ere suck,
I say, callous to the noble emotions of a untidier,
cast them from your ranks, as beings already ace.
quered without a struggle by the degeneracy of their
n inure. I appeal to those only iih. rely' n the am.
lines of their own character ; such I call to tee idol
of honour, and let ma end ,mation he, " Our Owe
with us!" Go eels, carrying this convici, on in yew
mind ; then you w 11 be lc:aved into the tenons 4
your families, and hailed as their brave sons twit es
defeuders of their country, who have gained i 1
s'enown. 44 EAECLAY Ot rowe

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