Star.
London, England, 1827-03-28 00:00:00

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BERWICK. NIALcu 24. •
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The Committee of the Holes* of Commons appellees!' ' !
0 inquire into the legality a the election of MM
Iladstone. Esq. for this borough, having Asn Monday .
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/aided that the Gentleman was not duly elected in I ,, ,
towequence of his violating what is cal •d the Treat.
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leg Act, this town is again involved is ekctimpeer.
ng politics. Wedneday's po t brought the intellie It f
{nice, which spread through the town wi'h therapidiry I
31 lightning, diffusing joy and stis ppantMent among , I
:he political combrants. In the Ate' noon, as, Address to
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,he Burgesses by Sir Fiords Blake was circ.,iated, sod I, Ji
the friends of the w..rthy Baronet began canvassing in
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his favour. Same evening, Sir Darni Milne arrived - i • /
for the purpose of off-sing himself again to the novice • I ' I
of the Burgesses, but having reconnoitred the ground, i
and found that he was iso be opposed by Sir F. Blake, he r 1
declined a contest. S r Francis reached town this morn-
ing, and immediately began to pay his respects to the
resident freemen. We believe great exertions are mak- •
ing to procure another candidate. and we have even
heard one or two named.—Last evening, a meeting
of burgesses was held in the Town-hall, when several '
resolutions were agree) to. Tile last was to invite Ma-
jor Cermet to offer himself a candidate for the represen-
tation of the Borough. _We have also seen this afserruonn I.
a handbill confidently announcing that Robert M4Wil.
Liam, Esq. will be here this evening, or to-morrow et •
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morning, to solicit the honour of representing us. If so
we'ihall have another warm contest, soother scene of I
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confusion, intrigue, and ditsipation, such as we lately
witnessed. Fur she peace of the town. we fondly hope
this will not be the case.— Berwick Advertiser.
FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
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4zarrAz.r. ..
The Duchess of Roxburgh and Family, at Mivart's Hetet,
Lower kkook-street, from Brighton ; Lord Carter and Carats
Ticklen, in Piccadilly; Sir James Urmerston, at Warren's Hotel.
Regent-street, from China; Captain Hibbert,at Elrlihem's Hotel, '
Liswer Brook-street, from Berks ; Captain Hawley, at the Doves.
shire Hotel, Dover-street, from Clifton, near Bristol ; the Ma, i
Mr. Trawls, at the Burlington Hotel, from Cambridge.
CNA/tag.%
The Doke of Leinster, from Harrington Noose, Stable-yard, St. .
James's, far Ireland; the Duke of Norfolk, for hie seat, Punks.,, i
Suffolk; the Duke and Ductless of Bedford. for Devonshire; Si .
Richard Fletcher, Bart from Bognor. •
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THE ARMY. 1
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The 6th (Enniskillen) Regiment of Degrees, marched Tester-
day, la pursuance of previous orders, from Birmingham, fee Net.
'lngham, Sheffield, and Macelesield. .
The 6th (Carabineers) Regiment of Dragoon Guards, has re. o 1
ceived orders, on the arrival of the
.otll Dragoons at the above
stations, to move to Manchester.
Detachments belonging to the 14th and 63i Regiments of In
try, embarked this morning on board a steam vessel in the Rleq,
for Graveseodp on route to Chatham.
Detachments belonging to the 4th and 11th Regiments of Ught
Dragoons, marched this morning from Westminster, forth, Cavalry
Depot, at Maidstone.
GENERAL ORDER.
Horse Guards, March SO, lel.
With reference to the Regulations of the Service apes the deb.
ject of Leave of Absence to °Seers belonging to It ginseng, ewes& •
the Commander.M.Chief is pleased to direct, that when Green! .
Officers commanding on foreign stations shall grant the fuß pitied
of leave authorised by those regulations, it is to be asidenteed by
Officers so indulged, that they shall return to thi Service Cie-
patsies within the period of their leave, and that they shall net js
the Depot, melees ordered and required to do se by the atilloseene
General.
' Mama, Ilt.ho [pay be ordered home. for the purpose of Ones
the Depot Companies of their respective Regiments,are to proceed
immediately open landing, to the Depot quarters. : 11, i
In order to prevent the *barge of unnecessary expense to tbs.
, public, oe account of Passage, Allowances, Commanding Officers of
• Regiments abroad are enjoined to grant Certificates to those
Meet only, who are ordered home on being relieved, or about to .
be relieved, by an Officer from the Depot ; and Cmainandiag
, Officers of Depot Companies are also to certify, that aid ileums
havejoined the Depot immediately upou arrival in the ceintry. o*
By Command of his Grace, the Commander-in-Chief,
HENRY TOR RF.NS, Adjoag rot-Generele ti
etimemmenenseemse
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
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Pamela:or, MARCH 26.—Wind a—Arrived the Shneiterd,
Tams, from St. Kitt's.
i PLYMOVIII, Maus 25 and 46—Wind F..—Sailed the Barba-
, does Planter, Serer/tar, for Barbadoes; Holey Hill, Harem, for • s
0 Madura; Jane, COULOOIt, and Jane, HAWESIFORTH, (or Malts;
Cretan, Geictvia, for the South Seas; Hebe transport, Bose, Orr . •
Bermuda; Roslyn Cattle, Heranas, for Jamaica- Tyne, Amstar, i
' for Demerara; Retrench, Wise. for Tenerife; Demerara Packet,
I Coos. for Jamaica; Britannia, queue, for Sc. Kitt's • J , .
- Mone n, for Jamaica; Edward, Aunuaes, for Lisbon; a:lt,
1 Ceausos, for Oporto. ,
I Filenes am, Mutes 27.—Winti S.W.-a-asat back, the Louisa
' DAUNINNY, for Grenada; and Mary Jane, Marcos* for Bomb: 1
it Passed by, the Mcqueen, Waters, from China—left the 14th of i
December, and Sc. Helena the 13th of February. Spoke, en the ,
i" loth, the Princess Amelia, entering Canton River ; and on the 16th i
r of February, spoke the Carpline, from Bengal, in lat. 12. 411. 12. • ! i
a long. I. U. all well.
Reamers, Mogen 27.—The Speedwell. Itorentavosa from
t London to Preston, was got off Four Foot Head last night, and
I. brattish( into harbour neatly full of water. Cargo diachargrd is 4 i
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damaged state. , 1
Grooressee Manes ,T.—Arrived the Edinburgh. Box, from
s China; and gee, Hoer, from the Brazils. Sailed the Huskissen
* Soar; for Rio de Janeiro; Colombian Packet, Santee, for CO ID:
stanrinople; tied Hebe, Tani; for Lisboa.
T Dusum, Muscle 25.—The Betsey, of Whitebaven, liens,
g which was on the North Bull, has been got off.
4 Leawics, MARCH 20.—The Alcoa and Docothes,or Droseheim.
ll Hallett,. from Cette to Bergen, was lately stranded about twelve
d miles from this port, but has bees got elf after ditchers* her 1
7 cargo, and now lies in safety.
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MINIENNOWCIMN ' 1.
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HUNTI —,........NG. •
re The Earl of Derby's Stag Hounds meet re-marrow, at Einem
en Downs, and on Saturdae, at the Oaks. I
TT • RUNNIND MATCH. 1
as Yesterday morning Jenks, a groom to Capt. Parker, wastnicked
,d by his master for 100 sows. to run twelve miles in an hour and a
*- quarter. The match was performed on the Staines road nearly as
tl follows—
as was. sac. auk sae . 4
as First two miles
at, Second ditto
ad Third ditto
NU Total, lb. I,m. 75.
ed The match was run very line, and eaceede any thing of late date. .
en Betting was oto4 on time. I
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he NAILS—THIS DAY.
aaa. seas. • RR. nun.
id Dotalti 1 0 Frani e 0 0 . '
of Waterf ed 1 0 Hamburg 0 3
GOeeileee and Jersey 0 0 Flanders 0 0
, Lisbon 0 1 Swede* 0 1
ler Donagbadee 0 0 Brasil 0 0
la' Buena Ayres 0 o Jamaica 0 0
lall Holland 0 2 Leeward Islands o 0
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in- CORN EXCHANGE, MARE.LANE, Moues its. .
We had scarcely any beaten* transacting its our market this ;
ed morning, the only sales effected were is needy containers ; se teem
1e: principal consumers, both they and the factors appear determined
es to await the Snal paging of the present Coro Mil, as so many altera-
tions in the scale of prices have already tete place, that there is no
0P calculating where they will 'ed. l'rlees remain nominally as on
Mondry.
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3011RISPONDIINCE EILATINS TO CflU
comma BETWEEN THE UNITED STA'

•HD THE DAITI.H WEST INDIA .
1826, To IA MIA at,1827. P WISINTZD
01 PARLIAMENT, IT COMMAND OP
No. 4.—NR. lIICSZTALT CLAIM sOl ALM?,
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Forrign.ollke..
Sm. would wining)

The Undersigned,
stained from offering any observations
dressed to him by Mr. Gallatin, -
timber, in reply to the answer which
by the Undersigned to •Mr. Gallatin'
of August; the facts of the question
Mr. Gallatin end the Uadersigr•.ed ad
put; and their previous correspondence
hausted all the arguments on each side

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ter in discussion is susceptible.
But, upon reperusal of Mr. Gallatin,
interval of a few weeks, these appear
signed to be two or three points much
by Mr. Gallatin, which it would
leave unnoticed.
The first of these points, and that
or lesss the whole of Mr. Gallatin's
question of right—the right of a
monopolise the trade of its colonies.
cusses this question much at length,
self in that discussion, rather, perhaps,
to the substance of the [apposition •
for ward by the Undersigned.
The propoiition of the Undersigned
there is a right in a mother country,
milted among nations, to interdict to
trade with her colonies.
It may be true (as stated by Mr. Gallatin'
country has the same " right to interdict
nations a trade with itself. But, be the'
what it may, this, at least, can not be
exercise of that " right" has been so
and sq unusual in the other, that
usage (if it be no more) amounts almost
of principle.
Foreign nations might justly complain •
diction,—that of trade with the mother
innovation, but they have no just round ,
(and no other nation than the United States
complained) of the interdiction of trade
because, in all ages; all nations having
maintained such an interdiction. • • •
Mr. Gallatin, after having objected,
of his Note, to the use of the word " r
by the Undersigned to the colonial
Britain; applies the same word himself
perhaps,) in a subsequent part of his N
diction by the United States of a trade
between the United States and the '
Colonies.
That trade Mr. Gallatin describes _
had been carried on merely by " permission'
mission which (says Mr. Gallatin) the
a right to grant or to withhold." -
Now, as according to Mr. Gallatin 's
United States have, in strictness. a '
British trade altogether from their
signed cannot presume to contend
the same " right" to prohibit a trade
ports and the British Colonies.
But the Undersigned. ventures to
right which they have exercised in
boo has no peculiar and separate character
of long and general usage, to distinguish
from a prohibition of all trade whatever
United States.
Up to the year 1818, _Mr. Gallatin
trade, since prohibited by the United
joyed by British vessels, in common
other countries. The interdiction,
ancient usage, and so far is it from
plied by the United States to foreign
operates against Great Britain alone.
IC it not at least singular that Mr.
resew for a practice thus novel and
character of " right," which he denies
old as the establishment of Colonies,
among all nations to which Colonies Ir
Is it not singular also, that while
any claim on the part of Great Britain
enjoyment of a trade in the United
admitted by Mr. Gallatin to have
suptedly up to the year 1818, Mr..
ward a claim on the part of the United
with the West India Colonies of Great
ground of usage and practice?
The United States, says Mr. Gallatin,
reclamation to participate in that coo,-
with the British West India Colonies
" That trade has been allowed b}
may be•said, from the beginning, and
has become thereby so far assimilated
European dominions of Great Britain,
States did think that they had the same
ticipation in both."—s." As early as
Government of Great Britain, deviating
ciple of the colonisl system, according
Colonies were prohibited from trading
any other country, allowed her West Ind
trade directly with the United States r
British vessels."
It may be observed as to these facts,
Gallatin himself, that no two things -
different than a permission (on the I
Great Britain to British vessels to tri
a British Colony and another coui
that other country remaining by lay
eluded from the ports of the Colony
cipation." on the other hand, which
tween the United States and the W:
vessels of the United States.
The relaxation to which Mr. Gallatil
did nothing more than pet mit Brit'
certain articles into the colonial ports
place of their production, instead ••
Articles circuitously through the
The question, whether these articles
circuitously through the United Ki
from the place of their growth, was
concern, which did not vary the exclusi
the colonial system, so long as tIP•••
confined to British ships.
Undoubtedly the United States
thought proper, hare interd cted
vessels between their posts and the
Colonies, unless American vessels
ticipate in it.—hut they did not.
The history of the usage, therefore,
ce: tam period. a trade between the
Stags, and the British West India

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- ships, went on unqueetiosted, while, u Mr. Gallatin is , .ASINZE INTELLIGENCE, A- tOliet INTELLIGENCE.
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IL aware, no Amities') Vend could eater the ports of the. . .. ~ --.01... ' .- - . I.! It% - —O----
Irtrins *goosing Set en tar, charged get. nm,,,,.•
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IAL INTER-' British West India Colonies, eXcept under occasional . • LANCASTER, Maim 44.
opt Peter Mug, an old Gerona. The ptkoner disapnewto ose •
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And ' attottait Of A CHILD BY [TS 140Y11211. to runiished kalliklE Ia itaillor"eosera; Oboes-km. which lie rtfited- ''s:
/TA oT AimmA and temperary sus coos of the colonial law. -
~,,c AoNica, A volusT; yet it is upon this usage that Mr. Gallatin founds— Mochas{ -Bradley, aged 27. stood indicted for • the wit•
the wife of a WOrthy Guar,....e.__-.
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night, about a mouth agn, carrying •
ar • bed and bcddi e inA
First—A right in the United States to prohibit Bri- ful murder of her own child, at Ashton-tinder-Lyne„l. other uncut, and ago rap TO 10TH 11008114
tish vessels from clearing out from the posts of the Uni- under circumstances of the most atrocious description. Night; who hided la the eauseimerse.• Old Peter hosts Aar, busk
pcitussuarterit, adisnd Pakaboothilie a t"fortat thelektazwatellaamtncewdlaithillen°lre take: otiti.-- liel
HIS WA.tgarrslB27-
ted States to the British West India Colonies ; . Hannah Meigall stated, that she lived at Ashton
SILT 4)AVIATIII# BM
.ullice, Nov. le. IMO. Secondly—A claim on the part of the United States under•Lene. At Midsummer last the prismer went to
court in Cbich.Moe. The Menke* heard of h --,._
willingly have ab. to participate in the colonial trade of Great Britain. 'lodge at her house, at which time she was in a state of ...11,d
poach, tad escaped veer err bottortsf?s. hut Peter see...e.e4 -T1
ens on the Note ad-` The things may be right or wrong in themselves; but pregnancy. She remained there about a o eek, and i.
rogaining the Ireller part at Ilk Seeds, sod the ..1 ---'..1, ,
.on the 12.1 of Sep.: usage surely points exactly the contrary way to that in then left, saying she was going to her parish, which took back cis (mows rib. The dada., h0w„,.,":701.
h had been returned which Mr. Gallatin applies it. was Thurston. About Christmas abe came back 'gain, connoted with dww Sew* air seat fin!; ht a day ,etoollt
s's Note of the 26th Mr. Gallatin has yet another ground on which to rest and brought with her a very fine female child, to which =rat slanwhisaa aboihnhiskiwsecbmsaaas witia's wrokabiailitn, nild swearilsuacnb,nos. r,,,
Leadois__, elites__ Rexitt;to_nesatod„.J.for.. the robbery ;pion Pcer Woe /J.
in agitated between this claim of the United States to a participation in the she had gieeit birth. She called it her darling, and his discovered Ana an beard the Riles, lying at W.4l.o,ch•At ,1
admitting of no dis• colonial trade of Great Britain— said its name was Mary. She remained this time about to start for a rondos itetko, sad be brow& the • ' "mg
Parf llak to T ill
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cadence having ex- " During the Earopean war, Great Britain found it a month ; and on the 16th of. January she again went
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de of which the mat- convenient occasionally, but repeatedly, to open her away, taking the child with her, saying she should for trial,
toW atbSeper=t
sa•rid'aja,rof the
ontautel
wttbe prisiji
West India ports to American vessels; at the mime again apply to her parish. On the 18th she returned howswar did not at ail ittedpere with the peouvijap. Arid
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etin's Note, after an time that she was asserting the principle uniformly de- again, but without the child. Witness asked her where H ATTON. GA R DEN. : VE
?ear to the Under- stied by the United States, that a neutral was not autho- the infant wait ? and she replied she had left it with a MITI! ir:teia• dei_ew.
_..! 4.he
_hart!! reach, 140. Mt, toe .
beet
fegan'ulrliontstrikidetageidinwarlfestt tare:eau:4 thuinnua andp comply
tnbogrecitnh the dievsarlii lir
much relied upon rixed by the law of nations to carry on in time of war woman to nurse. Witness asked her who the noise I
d be improper to a trade with a Colony, in which he was not permitted too was ? She said she had left it•in Yorkshire with a nurse, gi,,pt,nn,„
participate in time of peace." ands good Muse; and that when she came away it was Iketingteat Arend* up niWWWWS.IIIIWW. Ciarkeawell. on the *;:i ' • •
be
which affects, more First—lf the ports were occasionally opened, the very well and hearty. Witness saw the child dead. * • the drove at a farious rate, and on arriving at his destinataa,wto
fused putting down, and drove Kerne distance off the liege, far WIA
's reasoning, is the terms of the proposition show that they were generally workhouse three days afterwards.
.....; which he deshasided back ram Payment being objacred te, kw INT
mother country to shut. It would be difficult to imagine either
.a more By the JODOE—She always seemed fond of the thdd, Komi to totto.„,...Dehodww said it was wad to put dm:
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Mr. Gallatin dia. complete proof of the acknowledged right to admit or and suckled it with mothetly care; she said she had he Sid, sad tworplabsant wen the anpieeor la the awash..-0,Z74 Cam
, and attaches him. exclude Foreign trade from the Colonies, as the govero- left it with the overseer -and his wife; she went to her so led nail. .11.10
MARY-LA-DONNE.
is, to the terms, than ing authority might think fit, or a more perfect refute- parish for relief; she was out of work, and badly off. . ur. If A a woolkndraper at Ilan •
intended to be put tion of the plea of usage in favour of a permanently r James Harrop...-Is a constable at Ashton•under• 0.,,,w„,,k;,,,,,.„(,, haehttey.tha'Ast, No. whitonth revisit L
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open trade. Lyne, and on the 18th of Jaquary apprehended the pri- afar. It appealed. that WI tie Pk inat. him Mien, sat
;ned is simply. that Secondly—The rule of 1756 appears to have little loner. She was in bed, it being twelve o'clock at night r ret.let_Lbt_aw• Win Soltalra. Wad the abaft carriage to Lewes COW
try, universally ad- application to the point in dispute. It might to be sure he told her he was come to take her on a charge . 'w,s,....:=lnsansitsise stnL.s°,o,6l_°"wirs..._angwrial: Boar, Hoke% AIM
to foreign stations a be, in all such cases, a question with the neutral, whe- murdering her child; she said, " I'll not go with died, trip,'"7.-4„ Mr. Masao' &sea. Jokeentimithelthirendolba ie Laiehe
.then he would be tempted by the open ports of one bel- I have not murdered it ;" witness told her she must go the drives:, ordered bkm, line to got. the Green Mae and Silt lam
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Gallatin) that every ligerent, to run the risk of capture by the other. But till the child was found, sod asked her what she had OirordoWiet; alot dm to the Oxford Warehouse, the corset of Rich
terdiet with•foreign the point in dispute is, a hether by occasionally opening done with it? and, without hay promise of pardon, she
aPssk•dnosemr. "sag wsh'sraftaalcsseta overtook "'Stuns'.
4sll.pLoidischartiag the Gnat
AI demilat 114 Outman decided in favour of st Qiirieles,th",sa ZB4
he abstract." right" her Colonial ports, Great Britain virtually abandoned said, " I will tell thee the truth—it was very windy on
oadeihd ab. Moses to pay the sidlling, and ISt. ea. c "r- iehe
ee denied,—that the the right of closing them again, when she thought Tuesday morning, and I was going along the canal
i usual in one case, proper? and on this point, the merits of the rule of with the child in my arms, and we were blown in, and
ili.,framiatv?iloienandaTiarr. Heleettsozateitedey
aissiwaalwnwitraaa
asisd•a
manuaaetebitesadraioles am
t the difference of 17.56 have not, so far as the Undersigned can makoout, I lost it ;" witness said, " you sever fell in yourself, but.
of Chiswick, beildeging to Ms. Bedford, the valicitsr, WI!
DOM to a difference the most distant bearing. you threw the child in; now tell me where rut have ee'Beebill:reiw. jeme,i,m.
Thirdly—As it is intended to prove that the United put the poor infant. in order that it may be found and ~ sst ..s. • • THAMES POLICE. In
lain of the one inter- States have a claim to participate in the Colonial trade buried?' She studied a little while, and then said, o I et the Jae*. and the person alluded to imam lip.
Cher country, as an for ever, because the ports of the Colonies were occa- threw it into the tunnel, jaw at the end of the rails, saw Mort - lows.. •ruswiaorbdw.
.n Mr- B"0110. WWII le
in.. same of Chartera h was
round of complaint sionally opened during the war, Mr. Gallatin describes it struggle in the water, and it then stink' before me." trees,wa
he had brought a line little girl from rimoor hide
ted States has ever the ports as having been opened to American vessels. Witness then conveyed her away in custody. Dist bales the &askew et a idaby Lady, and who, abet wow Oa
rade to the colonies; True, but not to American vessels only, or specifically. Mary Harrop, the wife oldie last witness, stated that yearsago, hod been married to a soe of Mrs. Charters; but baled Ts!,
ring colonies have The-ports were open to the vessels of all friendly Powers. when the prisoner was brought in her husband, she
raleght:e.lweabtatkamant,iltaallUrd"salsiortoinst
maniedhas not
abet:. heard of Is t 6
The argument, therefore, as to the special claim of the (witness) had her child dancing on her knee. The child• In, ht . 4
,yewarages to that Island she cold int ht -
eel, in the beginning United States, falls to the ground. began to prattle and take notice of prisoner, who cried a„ eta me astassdasa the death of her boebeati. from
meson,
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it right," as applied The truth, however, is, that under the words" right" bitterly ; witness asked her the reason she drowned the fa; the headier, and an atm don for the child, he was room* is
ial trade of Gteat and " claim," so frequently recurring in this discussion, child? She said the father of it said if the did not make boringe its
oz ton t ro.daritid vi 4..
atitaori.-ed....6.cavie ."
t.ton;azvdrederb,:alel declared,soictsolezroichswty;ad
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nse:f (inadvertently, lies the real and fundamental difference of opinion be- away with it, he would make away liith her. Witness
doing
g ere a tw,ef
is Note, to the inter- tweet; Great Britain and the United States, which has asked her if the child was naked when she threw it into trifling yaw, and wide* he.sw produced. - lb
rade in British ships frustrated all attempts to settle the disputed question of the tunnel? she said no ;it was dressed, and described Mr. Memos, who had boa dittoed to tat uptio Mrs. Menus . the I
t British West India Colonial intercourse upon common principles, by con- the clothes. with Captain Smith, said, that nothlog could equal the delight ,
readmit arrangement. Thomas Highano—is a constable of Ashton-under- at the Eigki at Nein tile Carla! t)a- tack it upon his kive. .....
and hope to caress it and his ral became so on
es as a trade which When it is contended that the " right" by which Lyne ; in Tot to the canal to search for the child, he that be was observed' to tied tears , there seethed aorr''''''azia 'at •
trinission"—" a per- Great Britain prohibits foreign countries from- trading was *lrak two days; he saw it. picked up on the enigma pomade affection in the eldid for the Captain—ls
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le United States had with her Colonies, is the same " right" with that by Sunday, and carried it to the vrorkhause ; witness much pct that she most fondly clung to him doting his day
which she might (if she thought fit) prohibit them from fetched the prisoner to look at it; he held it in his in the house, and be as fondly caressed it. With regard to the atir
letter there was no such thing in existent* • the only use she
atin's doctriee, the tradiag
_with Em. ad,f, this argument (which is employed arms, and asked her if it was her-child? but she never could' prodoce, was dated se far back as' 1819. and it w.
" right".to exclude by the United States alone) implies, that the special pro. answered ;he asked her again, and received no answer sot from the reputed father of the eked, but from the oasis; k 11/4
poets. the Under. bibitiou is a grievance to the United States, if not of —some person standing near, said—Can't you Speak, mentioned his brother's intend= of sandbag the Mid to ilsg. '
sty to be educated, but it did not state when. The old Ledumbut
that they have not 'the same amount, of the same kind as the general pro. woman ? she then said it was her child ; witness then
to
;Mber.tßaartherarase. stated herself to be is iedeps
esidence did tint bespesi coati :I:
ode between those hibition would be. said—Yon bore this child, did you ?—she - said yes •; if,.,„„„„,„8" ~,,,,
This ist doctrine which Great Britain explicitly denies. he then said, how could you find it in your heart to oriental splandear which she stated a part of her limit enjoys. •
to affirm, that • the. It seems to be admitted, indeed, that there was a drown a poor infant like this ? She said, becaute the - Mr. Beam aid, bat be conceived k the greatest potable comity
the latter probibi- time when the distinction between Colonial trade and last time she saw its father be told her if she did not to remove the child from the se twos 41"1/01110S. IPrOtretke d
Smith; hs, with her • •
erecter growing oat the trade of the mother country was tenable. But it make an end of it, he would make as end of her the b,67.171, theses of tko od Phmelletf. ri"tutinlamor
117" "'hue
means el
guish it in principle has been assumed, in no obscure terms on the part of very next time he met her. a allyettable boo
whatever with the the United States, that the Colonial system is now vii. Robert Newton, a deputy-constable of Ashton, was BOW.STILRICT.
tually at an end...—Great Britain denies this assumption. with the other officers when the canal was searched ; 1-Ws"lek aril" who was styled" the Rev. Joke Bekaa," WO ct
& y'
loin admits that the Whatever relaxation Great Britain may think fit to before they went, the prisoner had said to him that she brae Maws B. baton and Toes. Haws, Req. ephn a weary FO f,
oweeiOng tempting memos, with intent to commit go,
was en- introduce for her own sake and for that of her Colonies had thrown it into the canal, at the top of the tunnel, a
ted States,lncsol
ion with those of all themselves, into her colonial system, she holds her at the end of the rails; they,reade a long search with' Dodd aselYanisso. aim" Maas dust they apprehended kin Pape
therefore, is not of " right" to maintain that system, as with respect to grapples, but could not find the body ; they then let off in Ms chaP
him aal w.. Sunday night, gins Divine Ser•ite, and 011 Len,
Dervbeing generally ap- foreign nations, to be unaltered and entire. Great Bri• the water, and it was found two or three hundred yards the ing . Thetas Is raw small" and booted him along Pie'''.
ass, about thirty years Red
tip vessels, that it min therefore cannot consent to any diplomatic arrange- farther down than where she described. ot age. Pr
ie. meat by which such," right" may appear to be rain. Henry Hilton knew the prisoner, and saw her on Panay Mayes, sworn—l mime .p Erma the country a few weeks wati
Vlr. Gallatin should quilted, or by which her assertion of it can be under- Sunday, the 14th January, about eight o'clock in the &mai and have resided with my moo. Hobert ',talker, 33 No. tt.
Id- thus partial, the stood to be in any degree quelified or controlled, evening ; she had her child in her arms, crying •very with 'all", Clara'markett I have 'slater, Betsy, who rendge
mv unele,Willlam lidaybew. at Mo. le, Newport-street, Hot.
Sits to an usage as Hence the impracticability (already so repeatedly hard; witness told her to give it the breast; she said b„.; I know
.the
,Aaii him ',within) ; en Tbio.
sties, and universal proved) of any treaty upon this subject between Great she could not keep it, it kept pulling at her, but she day night last I went to the apartment of a Mr. and Era Dotter, P uncle,
es have belonged? Britain and the United States. had nothing to keep it with; she told him she would who lodic at my W. Mayhew'. Muse, sad asked for my iii•
i
: Mr. Gallatin denies • Hence the necessity for Great Britain of doing what- either kill it or drown it ; witness blackgnarded her ter? Mrs. Duckett told me to come Into the room, and the prisoor gm
:ails to the continued ever she means to do in the way of relaxation of her for saying so, and told her if she went to her parish, the tvilltd,omegerf 1 144. ana
r:14I fhwe I t lt my =it:" his hAed; w' ' 91 p
States, which she is colonial monopoly, by acts of her own legislation. - overseer would put her into Wakefield House of Col.- he poi oat the candle. and pressed etaleatly and indecently against N
ye enjoyed uninter- This deduction brings the Undersigned to the last rection. After this, he heard she had gone home with. me; /serearnedout,and begged Mal to desist, and at last he wad . p
Ir. Gallatin puts for- point in Mr. Gallatin's Note, and that on which he is out her child, and he went to her, and asked her what 'way; this took place between tea and eleven o'clock at nicht. p
Elea. Dockeu? Vi anew-. V
sited States to trade most anxious that there should be no misconception she had done with it ?she said," What's that to you ?" Thy attend R. Wk° are air' 'ad •
attend the prisoner'. Chapel, and the prisoner visits them, 13
heat Britain, on the between them. Witness told her he insisted on knowing, as she had told and occasionally sleeps in the mme room when be sops then sal 1
Mr. Gallatin speaks of a "permanent exclusion of him she would either kill or drown it, and if she would 'toe' lue• 1
Ilatin, found " their the United States by Great Britain frogs a trade open not tell him, he would give her into custody; she refused, a Ettwbwil Mars deposed—l am ditty of last witness; I er! C
shed Into the room by Mrs. Duckett on Thunday night, and r
iomanerce" (the trade to the rest of the world," as a measure different in cha- and he fetched a constable and gave her into custody. prisoner pulled me on his lap, and pulled me about very mite. _
ies) on this ground:— racier from a general exclusion of all foreign nations. Mr. James Campbell, a surgeon, proved that the child and put his tongue into my maul.
by Great Britain, it But is this a just description of the effect of the Act came by its death by drowning. Sir R. Baum—How name you and your sister to go tberc'
and at all times, and of 1825? The prisoner said nothing in her defence, and the witness—l slept In the sauce r°°°l where Id' and aura DIG"
iced to that with the Considerations (of which Great Britain alone is the Jury, without hesitation, pronounced her Guilty. slept, and sometimes the prisoner slept there also.
Sir R. lisaxes—What ! all his, sleep in the same moot I.
lain, that the United the judge) have induced her to open her colonial trade When Mr. Justice BAYLEY was about to pass sea- witness—yes.
same claim to a par- to other nations. She opened it to them not as matter tones on the wretched woman, in which solemn office Sir R. baans—What have yes to my, Sir? Prisoner—Theo • 'Ali
ti the year 1783, the of special favour or of special " claim" to any one, but he was very deeply affected, she was seized with a a fad and wicked mulmiratl to extort money from me. -
led• lilt
I ating from that prin- on specified conditions, common to all nations who fainting fit, but through the aid of restoratives, she Mr. al". "..Did you selt pall the eldest gide° your lap' y
afterwards take liberties with her in the passage? Pitmen'— or • I
rding to which her might think fit to subscribe to them, and to the United was in a short time so far recovered as to enable his know, sat that young folks will romp a yew were yo..g yomativa ' les
rading directly with States among the rest. Lordship to proceed. He then, in a must impressive wee. Gentlemen; I intended no harm. all, '
est India Colonies to If some of the nations of the world have takes ad. manner, pronounced the awful sentence of the law, llf. Hasa--How MAW you to put the candle asst in the pik oo
tales of America in vantage of the opening thus offered to them, by accept- and ordered her to be executed on Monday. and her sage? Priewwelhe candle fel/ :Pcil tab:dame' Pra ral
Fame Mayes— e put out the et!,
ing the conditions annexed to it, and others have omit- body to be delivered over to the surgeons to be anato- r—False ; a wicked invention. The Lean will deli.er tee•
'acts, as stated by Mr. ted to do so, and if the United States are, by their own mixed. The wretched woman was carried from the The constable who apprehended the prisoner fetal ad the ga. l
:g can be much more choice, in the latter class, surely it is not a correct de- dock in the chair on which she had sat during the trial. liberate of a circumstance which occurred ea the way to the OEM tea
and she crowd was after .the prisoner was taken.—Prisoner (amplideally, s.d da-, ,
,0 pr,,
: one hand) given by scription of the consequence of this, their owa voluntary The trial excited great interest,
wrest la &strong Lancashire dialect)—Darest shoo meet a he: i •
rade directly between omission, to say that the United States are" excluded" very great in the Court. tar
charge thee, in the name of that Guar Jew, before wawa judP eat
untry (the vessels of by Great Britain from a trade which, on the contrary, MASC. U. meat mat we shall both appear not to repeat that falgeboOd. (Wri we
law, and, in fact, ex• Great Britain invited them to share. exzetterow ow BACRAIL BRADLEY. the prisoner raised his hands anti elm to the ceiling). Ira! G°N tel
ny) and that "Irani- Exclusion of foreigners from the colonial trade is the At an early hour this morning the scaffold was fixed the Mt 1:11.1°..„ ~._11.1.11.11w of V.,_4lMcwwe may dsitsod sad r"'" AI
:h implies a trade be- general principle of colonial policy; admission to that without the walls of the Castle, and facing St. Mary's —par—ir "' ""=l. ' if
be
was Seemed as Well at lkii -
Vest India Colonies in trade is the exception—an exception which in this in- Church. Soon after twelve o'clock the wretched wo- Clbigseit and It wee to pea pace hbatme..... Der-41w sty m
stance Great Britain was willing to grant to all those man made her appearance, supported by two women. licence at home.—
allatin refers, in fact who were ready to purchase it on terms tendered She was apparently about 27 years of age, and looked Mr R. Brame—This steam was committed in the county, sari "I
itish vessels to bring equally to all, excessively faint and palid. Each of the women shook I "pnsaner—c*sual red:etarreeCierbeserwilhefore Almoner Go, yam insocest et
to
sifts directly from the The United States cannot mean to put forward the hands with and kissed her, and then resigned bee the
- - doer i sad theagit it has been insinuated that I have been Ii ill
r f bringing the like pretension, that what is granted to others on terms, to the executioner. She never spoke, and, notwithstand. the habit of tallies liberties with gid,, and was heeled aloof the a
United Kingdom.— should be granted to them unconditionally. If not, it ing her apparent weakness, she stood steadily while she
Sllestieeltiffitc."l"l".• prove dot Ilwaagivert"sulitikro, °stairs an isaMalprocierbilw rib:Oil: 1:,
es should be ia-ported seems difficult to imagine how they can feel it to be executioner adjusted the rope, and even then she moved
Kingdom, or directly unjust or unkind (it certainly is not so felt or intended not until the bolt was withdrawn and she was launched wltethhwts.ulww.gallias ; and theweotientd make ofebteltris. molowlirs. D:raentoandbe 1
las a mere municipal on the part of this country) that the United States hay- into eternity. There seemed to be some mismanagement world.:-.Bi7R. Brans ordered 4--ned----thepriscsoe--- —r—to be comulineted• . if
exclusive character of ing, upon a free. and (as is known from the public on this occasion. After the rope was adjusted she had aa, --- 1
;bat importation was proceedings of their legislature) deliberate consiJeratson, to remain in the same posture, and, doubtless, in great DIED.
declined to subscribe to the terms on which exception agony of mind, until the executioner could get below to Ilse silt instant, at Dawson Grove, county Monaghan, luta",
s might then, if they from Colonial prohibition was tendered impartially to withdraw the bolt. She struggled hard for nearly ahis Age, Sir NAIIIIIWI
the trade to British all nations, they should find themselves, in common quarter of an hour, and frequently breathed during the Dance. Int. formerly a Casamoder In the Mao. Bast buLiA COX.
'Ara
Crtva,'aetrzteEnfiei aged
id. 3s
Bin ytehearsidth year of . 7 A I
he British Wett India with such of those nations as have decided like them- time. Several of the spectators near the scafftld said Paces Service- A
I
were allowed to par- selves, liable to that exclusion which i., and always has that it was shameful. It could not be obsetvecf b thoseY HIGH-WATER at LONDON-BRIDGE TO MOBILO%
been, the general principle of colonial trade. • who were at any considerable distance. After hanging hdonalltg 41 minutes after 2
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fore, is, that up to a The Undersigned avails hintaelt. &c. the usual time, the body was cut dow r,• and given to Afoul . o miaow alive 3 -..
se ports of the United Si(gned) GEOBGE CANNING. the surgeons for dipection, pursuant to the sentence ____.: I
is Culoorcs in British. Albeit Gallatht, Esq. Ste. arc. etc. passed upon tier. Loom : Petaled sod Prblished by Joins Marna, Or ProWnttort i
o at the lima Ornate, N. t, Pickett-place, Temple-Bar.
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