The Newport gazette. [volume] (Newport [R.I.]) 1777-1779, 1779-08-05

Of Itheir appreciation OF his esnduA. ne
noti3a vs' PVT snd carried us,s;mo.cv
Gsasrsl smith thea made the fsllswioy
tions; Taas tbs ihark, Of the Cour,. a. :
Prelens OF pisce Of pla.e. valse ,soI -
givea TO Sir william James, Bari, d..
Chsi'msa: That the thssks of the CO.. ~
givsa to Mr.. Deysynes, Isss Deou,, Co.
man. and oas ef toe Ssere, Commi.,ss in n.
bnfns6 sf Pondiesery, and to C.,.,...
ksmbold fer his frviees Ia the sa.ir 4, Po..
diehsrry: That the thsnksoI the Co.., i.
given 10 Geasrsl Musre. aud ST, Rd..,a
Vsrnon, ard that fwerd Of 7sol. be .;v..
to each of them. Ths mo,sss were ali 80 ~.
and sasnimouay agreed to. r."
The aumnsr OF Privatsef, fitted s,t q. ,h.
fsvsrsl ports OF ,aii king dom fnes N. s1S
order for repriislI, aceordioy;,o the Ad.ir,i.
~ aeeouais, amount ts $40 vsAiIs Of diff.re,,
hz:., which carry 10 The whole near fou,
thoui,ad kua', aad snploy elevsa .houl.nI
hsmes.
Ye9irdsy msrsiag, ., nias o'eIoek. n.
Rev. MT. James Hackmsn was brsu,b, :,
Nj. smith, Of Tsthill. fields BridewelI. from
,ha. Pn.on, sad sxamiAed bsfors Sir Ish.
Fieldias. iABow Gress, touching the aS,d.r
OF Miis Ray. In order 10 pssveas, ., ..rh
|" Fohele, the ashappy priioner fron being
sxPeied to the visw Of Wanten, idle euries,v'
aad 10 ihsld him from the inps.tiaeut rA,c.
tioas Of toe Liberal sad iskamaa, Sir Joho
Fisldirg vs'y hunsasly ssllsd him int. the
Pr'vss c&ee, and ordered his Q feat. His
head ws' bound uP. but undsr hi, haadk.r.
chief marks OF g'ss, violence sppearsd. Frsn
the ssonisisg Panss which easirsly difeon-
psise and externally eosvulfed him, il wal
fome tins before the M,eiarate could ore.
csed, and indeed his n.nifeR ssi;s.ien, Goa.
triton, aad Poisnast grisf, TOO hsGbly Of.
feetss al psefsat to win 10 add sfHiStiss 70
iseh Aasr.isls mifsry, BY jsdiei,l in.sross.
tioss daring iseh keen diaish Of misd, W..
'sf Being given him, asd Little time and
coleasd fer'itsds aba.iue his as.ny, Sir
JsAn Fisloing very Psthstieaily ana tssdsrlv
:ddiaRed him, d:hrisa him to ees pois hin.
telf, ssd bshase - nath like nsa 4. fueL
htustion would permit hin, % he had ff;lI
. great deal TO 20 ihrosgh. Mr.. Haekm..
ser.saly thanked Sir JsAa Fielding for his
:dvies. and endsivouIed - ssmpofs hisieIf,
but ,hs wi,Eeass Nc, beise all ready, ssnc
little tine sl:Pfsc before Sir Jsha FisIdisr
euuld proceed, during whish iasssvsl Mr..
Haeknaa often rsiaPieS. bs. when recovered,
he Pssfsfved ,hs utmok assdineE.
The witnsGes beisg al called In oas By
one, their ;iaformsiions were fsysraly read
svsr to bin, aad whenever thsfs parts wsre
1spsstsd OF the naaasr in which he had fhse
her, aad the name Of Mil, Ray read, he f..k
late grief which il imp. AiDis for ths pswsr
0f wsfds 70 psins.
The infornMisas being read, the fiost
lesr WAS oPeasd, sad eli the parties bsusd
'vss to profecuss-bst whes tbs wsrds wsre
t. give evidence s1aist
'.ass Hsekssa for the wilful msrdsr Of
Martha Ray" his iehs asd tssrs. added to
'is petite aad sesssel sppesrsscs. made noR
'eoPle pfefsnt give way - the iaea feslisKs
# human sa,srs.
sir J.hs fisliiAg ssqsaia,sd him, that hs
Aou!d be happy to soaIrbsts cay thiag In
10 pswsr to his relief, aAd wsuld, If pofib'e.
ave eoAhaasd him in his prefeat ces6ns-
aent. bot hs was sadss nscefity Of remev.
y hin 70 Nswgats. Mr.. Haekman begged
bat be might have room u himielf, and
OF b confined in the fame plses with oshsf
nfenuasts wrsschss like hinislE. The Ma.
ifrats told hin hs night have evsry indnlA
,saee Of ,hat fort, - HE former fituston il
'is demanded but ale rsmiadsd hi..., iaai