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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-19
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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-19

AT Rhe;ws, Germany, WOMAN. a,
abe age Of ,oa, had g Hubands. and bred up
II children; fhe was attended TO the gravc by
iss fops, grand iop,, and great grand fnns !;
rnsny Of the former going upon cruiches. or
led along blind and borne down with age.
She had herielf, 8 brothers, and Ia filters.
all of whom made good ufe Of their time 70
that the old Woman was aunt TO upwards Of
1000 people. "A~dies Of all tie Wom0n dirS
oJS."
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1801-12-19

i, i,tsfy 20 fee TO what part Of onr
Republican Government the leaders Of the
Federal party are moa attached. All their
fears as exprcilcd in sirfpceches and writ
ings are. not that tho people will lofe by a
change Of men in office, but thar they will
bc loiers thcmfclvcs.- divided they can re-
main in poGcAion Of al the poits of honor &
profit, TO the exclufion Of every Republican,
they care not what form our government
bears, they will in fnbRance aflimilatc il 10
the one of their choice. No men are better
calculated TO enrich themfelves BY Offices,
than are the leaders of rhc party abfurdly de-
nominated Federal. Doring the late adj
minifratiop, fcarce an officer, f,om the PreG-
dent Of the United States TO the county col.
lsctors Of the internal revenue, but,was gniity
of fraud. embrzzIenent, and fpecolstion,
with the public money and thoie few who
wcre above committing thef crimes them.
felyss, connivcd at their ccmmifion by c,hers.
J7ren. qrEe Amer,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-16
Seeds of Revolution in Turkey.

HAMBURG, SEPT. II.
The Turkifh Empire is advancing rapidly TO
thar difolution which has been 70 long predi&-
ej. Inlui rrecfion has not been confined 70 one
provice. but has broken out near CouRantino-
rle, at Andrilnople, PhiliPpoPoli, Mfr. and
the places. he Popnlace have rif=n up
their Magiilrates, and moch blood has been
ihsd. Seversl Governors have heen fo.c ed to
fly, and revolt i ifreading in the mott rapid
manner. We dread the conlequence, of rev
olu in il a country liruated asHrurkey i. where
there will be no Other ralying point or common
principle than that IF defryyrng the Govern
ment. No fya.m will be prepared 10 replace
that which is dearoy ed. and il i 70 be appre-
bended thar anarchy i'll Pervade the whole
Empire.
Ii is now known that The principal objrd Of
Duroe's embaG,y to Pete iburgh was. 70 en-
deavour, ,osobt1la the Empsror's conftnr 70
IN invalion Of The Tufkifh States. and particu
larIy Greece, for which the arms OF Italy vas
10 Be- employei-But the refined politics. and
Bonaparte's plans and Duroc' s endeavOur fruit
LET'S. The prefent Emperor, however, too well
nnd1fRands his true interelts TO psrmit this plan
IT tie FercA, vhlch would Be mors OF lels an
attack IN his swn Empire, to be Put in eEecu
5u, norRi hasrding IL was already nearly
conlcutsd to by bis Father. VITO WAS weak
ecu b - llen 70 the French BATTERY A.
his idea mutt be given up, the foliitrs from
the Amy of Italy are npon their iu loughs.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-16
Egyptian Affairs.

LONDON, ocT. !.
Long detiiis from Egypt occupy fever col
umns o. The Mcniteur- If hey coAtain no new
l4as. they arc nevertheless intereaing, inaf.
much As they pofsls us ofIhe French Official
account Of he caufes thar led TO the furr-nder
Of Giro. Gen Billiards leueris full and ex
p cit, and we have 10 doust that the Rate.
ruent he gives ofyhe fficulties OF his Gmation
is eorre6t Yet he we'll knows the immenfe
Importance which Bonaparte attached TO the
PohrGIon Of Egypt; and our readers will dit,
cover in his narrative, an apprehension that The
Chief Conlin will daapprove Of the iiurrendeE
OF Cairo without a battle. Of what ME, how
ever, would reiiaance have beeus The.utmol
exertions ofvalour would have been unavailing,
and is(iaance would only have aggravated the
milefies and the piivations TO which the army
were expofed. BeIiiard fayS- that Gan;heaume's'
arrival with bis renforeements would have pro
cueeda great change 10 the aa'e Of Affairs.
Every account that is reteived from Egypt,
mentions the Misunderstanding that have taken
place betwe the Frerch Generals. The waht
of a Commander of talents and Of vigour, in
all probability, produced thefe chickering's.
Menou is not man fl for fach trying circum
RANGES. He divided his force when be ought
70 have collected and concentratedif. He d-
reaed his whole atteAtion 70 Alexandra, when
he ihould have fixed and saablfhed.himfelf at
Cairo esfs
La alexandria, however, be Is determined
upon maintaining himfelfto the LAT extremity.
He may Prolong the period Of his iutrender On
Iii writer, bur can have no hope of making 4hs
Engllh raife the Gege. All the privaie sac
counts from Paris, detcribc Bonaparte as ex-
tremelys inJignant at the conduit of the cam
paign in Egypt General Reguier demands
COURT martial and it's f4id that a fcrious5in.
quiry will be inAitured a. loon as Menon re-
turns. fY. NH+ a@ ef'n "A
MIR. Melville. Lord Elgin'srpiivatef fecreta
ny, arrived this morning with dispatches fren
his Loldfhip. IL isrunoufeG thar Alexandria
his lnrrsndered. 49, a 90 "a T
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-16

Intelligence f-sW Fwepe ef ne b;gb5R i4fs7eR 10
our eouqf,y b7s aytiveg frte eur m Hbaj bf-a
reeeiVed ~ ne Hayiei end Taae. Cap Tang # on
.koadaa and 4Oa, Jpt eyPrei, 70 De1ito B. tat oa
60aydBa V.Bsk Tbs Rq9s,s tfom g0bie6 il iset,
fra5sd arc ne C9witr. ana AfsrHiag Psq, Of re
II and Cd 0aobsr--tQ0o pa6srs vioicafly esaee5 20
tbs Britt azmHjqraf.a.
Rhine nay Sc b11ec4 IN tbp Ea8-TBlt Pre-.
HaiaarieJ Of Psae. Iawen Great Brit.ia and
France, qvrre. Ggasd a. Loadan ne n O8ab-r.--Of
TIE ferms, Joib ne Couyirr and Morning Pgf, coz
fsfi bemjelUg igroyaaf'; Bpf giVe nvmersns " ~
iid,"' zoe are iolJ' and . IL se1ns" On ne lGias
TIE csaj.Rars5 are paibaJly contradictory IN J5alr
parts. and eUideatty dyq5rsd ~ otbs11 AJtkey are
ne oaly medium ibroggb eVbcb any opinion baJ Ten
eoHVeyedoffbe ferm5, and bave Bssn circulated etb
avidity bere, eOs 6aR esy15,ily examine them, III
one parf, tbe M7rang {7e2flyr, h tbs qJ7oagreuf
Of aA Boaabzf# ei3jf9 qylb ihe Preb9E1lI eftbe
Blig6 GovyHmsHf" oaIbs 3c@ September and
on ths Hest day tie Preliminary TRAY 7U4y cam
tletsly Egned and ba5Gl51d-f4 anotbsr .bqyf, 8A
riars5, fbat Boagpats bad given bsaeeto England
on bis own terms ! 7bI Jargag ned no f4rtker
cemm-at. Viii reps8 10 tbe tern5, az TIE lIorniqg
Pet eVidesty knows BAT It(s, ii takes care 70 gi1s
Hy(fNhekry
gains BY Ibis Teafy {" ali Eollaaa, A5e NefberlqadI
a large bart Of Germany, Switzerland, and To,
Fbiyds IF Ifay p'-JVitbr51ea 10 :. large part of
Germany fbs aDsrtioa a oaibaLle aatrafb : Hu5
% rs tbs nzsaaiag tbe s1srtioa as IL rej5s5 Hol
land, Savazeriaad, and LaIy, Is pzIafslgi5e RasqU
ing az o0s do tbat tie Freac6 govsynhpeat bar ema
y qckao10sdgedfbs n7speadescies Of fbs Bafauia4.
HsfOetic and Cjialpas He1a5ieJ and 8eclarc4 that
~ does aot iatsstere IA thar eoaesFas.--Ws k7o,0
France bqs dyPotic iqfzsgce ia t5- csaatief !; \
SHf ibi6 cannot qOarraat ne a9s,op nor bar hat
fsfuraes6 esa 0agmenied no. coad II b1vs Jesa hE:a
eA BY any treaty with tagLzaA Il em.b II he
nature Of 6iagi, and tbe R4lvsr 4obieb France BIS
gained BY nfatisr ~ s0birb England bar nat besa q
part. III re agyrfioa re6sas fbs Nefbszlaadf lis
a 'rersffnfah7s; for fteir fate zU1r Atcisa ~
tsf frssty II L'disa AL La4svi!s da3fB5sgB lJsy
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-16

snOt 6sto1lt part of TIE F,>,,1 4
Empror bar reesiUs4 u - la, ~ 1stasl4. 81
and -, z, dsgaHf ,ieb R>sab.G;r y " r. Daa
f"gl@ Jaeosiss eD0ul9 alo irfs 4 yS''e VI
taf f4f'red graz lsG By ae Is.a,s
. aadsuia5le, that Great Br;,e;1 Bsai1
0ns nee q ass territory n. b.A al 49, HI =.
'1ar jTfbat even Try aisqp Gei, j.
Of Ceylonmfb Eef, and 7, II, III 1'
die5 a. a!0 he Cqts oCGood , H.. !" y
70 6e naas FREE part- qgiH aezvs,L1 -e'sa
scy' s9eOtOfr' j'rgs, % 'u.ntisa lbai e'1
refai" tbe HauerOas )ips Of war d. zga1ar1
and eObieb b1Vs been Jaryeudsreds b d, Ia - saasa
Spain, and Holland /; fhat ~ go y Fias
GcqnJfiionf De Lar made ii I,B, /" 09h n n
tier 10 Be tsearfd 0bsr gytbe gnarg. 9o''e ers h.
re Ohamaa Porfe. ~'ss yEas
n may Be aj5faifo remind III IT,.
ister5R tbemelrsr IA tranjsflant;c gs-' fsasts
Hsg9fiafioxs at LIE, ini7q7, ~ VII W., Safgh
81 16af ~ aiimafam Of Frame qsa, ' II @sls
Britain tb0ald 4siver " % he fms ) e. cs4
btr qL;r5, 81 ibf Piqee, III bad fakr > ,'.'aas a'a
Lord Malal5Dy t5sa e61rsd 10 ye1r,,:e ~ { ilt
ng Ceyi0S Marffnico, and tbs Co,enr In !, ~ 'uai.
or rs4ds,, 7Oa a5o recols8, fs,ta. B os's Ha
ierial PaperS ta0r g1srte4 f0rsans n.,s 10 "iqc
ftf refe1f'o7 q f5sfs aO0aS Il h. bg6sf' .'' tsa'
Ind, boaoepsr ready hb0f ma, 6s at, ,. Il p'sf'.-
end-aroriag % 'qagay Fyercb q!gry NJ giaEt5
& ba sHtli.f Jef II Jb0185s ysnsnl... ,.''t i6ai
+. wv.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-16
alexandria Capiitulated.

Bonaparte was urged 70 conclude the treaty
hy other motives than the conditions off-red.
Fddions were fofming againll him at Paris,
taking peace for their ground. and he was obl-
ged 70 have a large body of troops in that city
Alexandria, too, which he made an article, OF
baHer IN the negotiation, be knew had lurren.
dered. and be wilbed to OBJ ain fomething IN
der preIence Of giving il up. Mr.. Mslwitz
ietyant to Lord Elgin, arrived y-Rerday with
difPitches from his LordlhiP, dated Conf MI
nople, Sept 6, iaing thar Gen. HutchIulon
inyeaed Alexandria the 18th Augua, after The
a,,ilIa Of French gun boats had been dearoyed,
and Tome batteries between Lake Mareot's ADD
The ihore. Menou, Oh the ~ }, feat alg Of
truce demanding an srniaiee Of three days.
which was granted at the end Of which Alex
ardria viii be given up. [C2wiez, +.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-16
Another Overturn in Holland.
LoNnos. -. e

LONDON, sFfT. z7.
The Harbnrg mil was received this Day.
= evolution has taken place ~ the Batav4r
government. The Dut Legislature has been
i5SOLVED BY THE DIRECTORY,
"a rsads IL BoEAPkRrs and a new plan Of
sihtusion hes been tuBtnitted to the people.
On the 10Th int. meaage was fent 10 phe
Z I Chamber, with the new Coa0tuti3n-
be Directory did not TX the advice Of the
tfu mssr. bys merely notified what they ha1
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-16

LEXINGTON, oct az
a MOST TNHUEzAN MURDERER.

LEXINGTON, Get ~.
n MOST INHUEzAN MURDERER.
Il mua be recoae6ed that laa fpnng i Va
mentioned that farmer in the usilhbrhacd
IF Drennen's Lick, had two Chi drsn m ai'gi
49, tuTvir l4r foarr
days, no Iidings could te had If them It HI.
fortunately happened that difpue hadtag
place batWceo this farmer AID AleS4ndet Bow.
ca, who worked furoace at III. Iii K, on FINE
uiA.ng affair; Bowen vowed revenge. Th.
two families ware IN the Giro gel HABITS Of d.
timacy ~ the me Of ihe Quarrel The children
* bnih families vidtrd each oshsr 1t tasr d
fer. 1. habta-irni 70 ex-rciie Their payiaI iptrr
--but mark th-f- poor innccenis tths one beng
only five and th= other tire. years 5d ieceP.
ton on going 70 their pl1ymltes-.hs inhanaa
filian had then his fllt kettles boiling andia
the rreience of his wife and negro, lai hotot
The ycu1peH. ard infanty threw It mo iis
A mes the oldet obferving the wort q ~
fayaae brutality, ran and ciafled Mr.. BoveA
and implored her protection, al vas q yaIo--
he threatened her wsh the fame fate i as IL
not immediately deliIt, and thsPoor urlcr Z,
nae child Offered the fame sgoay q as iH''a'
brother.
The murdelous wretch was not YET appear
cd he threatened birth wife and regro 4 e's'
ihay dilclnfyd the horriI tramAelon' -. NJ
frrved 10 the negro Afterwards degree 81 "'
llnlholy, which induced the musd-roi nln''~
fear ct dilcovery.
Mrs Bowen has lately called uP'n ln' u
Fortunate mother and diicloied the ~ooe ~
ceeding Warrants have been iHded' all !. IL i
the Gacere prayer Of all who have ps''u = - i.
tranfaaion, that his internal montef nai =
Apr, hended 70 a. 70 NEE; his jut reward
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-16

The Bruna Gazette f4ys, the inlunefion / !
Belgrade IS only part # a very extsnliye
plan, as the flames Of ieaj,irn broke cut AZ he
fine time aear Coniantinople, at Ajrionnple,
PhilippoTv. Mia AMI Other places, where the
inkahitants rcie upon he Magiara'es, AMI 81
yided into parties, faughS urp-ady with each
other. Civil war appears likely to become
general throughout En- ofean Tnfkev. The
CommandAnt % Mia vas bliged to Ay The
Pacha q Belgrade, before The late cammo
tlons there, was much sa end AZ ConRanti
nople, and aPPointe1 SeraA,ier ~ the Pore.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-16
NORFOLK, sor 8
FcoNoM7..

ta at Ec0N0Mf. a y
Yesterday, the flbjea that f.emsd ~" n,
ergroG the attention of1he inhablLln''e y IN 4.
place, was, the dilmilFal Of Mr.. toA' iuf-..
tentant and principal arehited in me PAY IN
AZ Golport Mr.. Fox has been attsn s.. IN.
GeGe, abilities, (thar every man "a inc ~ CIV
might envy aad has beeu obftrgeo' oin..,
10 be rigid econofnilt but, upon Plir'r
OF economy his dilniG,d has been aaDe- III,
TO him. The public property at ne 80 !, AZ.
amounting to fomc hun Ired tho1iarq' u l.g u
lars Is, from this aridaf. IF economy, nv,
D. plundered Wi hout proretiof g'i alt
lalary,. was, by no means a3equ4lS y i daty
gence or his talents but he w's jealous i,bsogh
Il is to.be iamenie1, that be had a" "
IL i not 100 late) made hmi-E kI, MAX
private builder 70 the Merchants q .,noe,
he would then, ere tbs. have mad' : A. .sen
that would have created atteaHon I'D
thOf. who have difmiGtd bin, ano q ,sr,cc,
have lived beyond fear beyond 81 e...s
~hin. and prsjqd.ca Of Dn~afsa''11-
z. i.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-16

Do6lgr Priellly wires from rlsrica il good
health and fPi.ts. He mentions the rapid
Rate Of improvement, and The wonderful IN
cresfe IL The population Of thu country and
infoi ms hi, friends, that % be tetnin ~ peace
be may be induced 10 y fhorc viGs 70 his
nltiSe country,
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-16

Mr.. Addilgton has received pref-pt OF
an elegant fnuf hox, with one thnafand gum.
cas-, from the Emperor Il Ruais 10 teiimony
Of the high reipea in which his ImPefill Mai
ely holds the charaeler aud condr9 of that
gentleman. This, We believe, Is tie e 10.
aance Of a Sovereign corfcrring fuch a diiin
en- flied mark Of his favor or H. Prime Mi.if
ter Of another country Tbs rfual prete-ts have
alca heon rnal--lsy ~ssount -VNoreuZnH, on the
ratification the Of late Convention Between En-
glsnd and Ruff
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-16

new king Of Euuura.
LONDON. OCT. z.
1t is imponible to express the tumalt OF ioy
thar prevailed in every part of the metropolis
as foon as The intelligence Of peace tramp red.
Lloyds was crowded 70 read The communica
ton from Government that II was ga ceiy poi
lible TO move.
Its angular that neither in the London Ca
zette, or Tie letter TO the Lord Mayor, Is any
mention made of 4 ceaAtion Of boltiities but
that, we fuppofe is underaood. though the
words, /" Preliminaries Of Peace" do not Imply
70 much.
Lord Mellon has been informed by an expreG
Of The Ggnirg ofpre.iminaries Of peace.
Letters from the frontiers Of Ru1ia, Of The
10Th alt. aate, that Lord St Helens is Gill ca
gagged in important negotiation. with the Ruff
ian Cabinet, and that he has frequent inter-
views with the Emperor hinfth. He has CIV
en- his Lofdlhip an invitation TO afIiR at the
Coronation at Morcow whittier his M@efy viii
be accompanied By all the 70 eign ambaF ,dors,
except citizen Duroc Alexander fotereas
himielf greatly in the prorotion, Of general
paCtuCatont anu mas, ~ - lAi-, ct-SI 81 MS OFT
officers Of mediation 70 Gfedt Britaiu.
The at empt madeby Sir B Warren %
relieve The gallant deeedsrs Of Potts Ferrsjo
has no doubt been attended with Comfortable
lofs but it appears from the official details,
both Of General WARM, the General Of the
befeging troops, and CeneraI Mu al, Comm o.
der in Chief Of The Army Of Italy, that our
lquadron fIccseded in throwing iupples into
the carlton.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-16

done. Violen. debates took place. Upon
diyifon there was a majority againit he DTec.
to~y Of IS to as. 4 COMMITTEES was appointed
to report upon the fnefage. Their report was
favorable 70 The principle of the New Conltnu
tons being fubmted to the people But when
the lepor' was taken into confederation, it was as
negatis ei BY u TO IS, and the "ne9fnre agreed
10 be deferred Ii this tate OF affairs the d.
reaoiy puLlilhei Proclamation diaolviog the
Legiliarive body, and requiring the people 70
give ;heir votes upon the New Contribution on
the ut Of O1oser.
The New Contribution conliis Of tos arti-
cles. The Directory are TO be aboliihed, and
the Executive power is 70 be inveited in State
Directory of u Perions. one Of whom is 70 60
OUT Yearly. The Legfature Is to conlil Of IS
members. and the Republic Is 10 be divided
into eight departments.
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-16
ocroRER L.

The change in the Dutch Government is no
ticed in The Mon;teur which has pubiifbed the
Pre- -lsuation addreaed By the Directory to the
people upon tranfmitting the plan of the New
Contribution to them. The conduit Of The Ex
ecutiye Power in difI,lving the Legill ture is
violation of every principle of juice; bat the
time is pat when fuch proceedings excited the
indignation Of the people The Dutth viewed
theie changes with tn. utmoR iudife' ence /;
not the lightea disturbance took place the
public cared neither for theif executive nor
their legislative authorities I; they LET them
quarrel. and iettle their dfputes as they plealed.
The Moniteur, With an anxiety nor likely TO
lemove fulpicicn, iays; :" that the French Gen
eral and the French AmbaGador, in Holland,
did not in ary refped interfere with the buff
nsfs, nor did the Fresch governmen- pfeftri5e
any preliminary mealure."
Jenks's Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland [Me.]) 1799-1802, 1801-11-16
40 4Ift RIGHT HONORABLE TIE
LORD MAYOR
.Eoqyniag Street, Ca. I, 1891, at Nis5t

niY LoEB,
:, have geea' fati.f.aionin info ming your
II, dil;ip. dat preHrlin ii If Peace between
Great Btgeia aad France have been Gg'ed this
evening by myfeif en- he part of bis MajeRy,
ana by NJ. O.to on the part Of The French
Government. requsa your Lordihip will
have he go 'dnels to make his intelligence i'm
hnediat-ly public in the city
.. have The honor - b., &c.
(Sisned) HAWKESBURY."
Alexandria advertiser and commercial intelligencer. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1800-1803, 1801-08-31
conirencv of his coune is tobe attributed

coniaencv Ct his coune is tobe attributed
TO En-, lar i>iicsty Of fortune, n 10 the
da,nanls WI CT lis boGneis has al al times
haa n MS ii.ac and has exertions; auc
winch rendered us political ambition tub
oruira.c 70 his i>ve o. pro, ilonai tame;
YET the lie Of lnHexible pasriotiiIn, and
u rigii ad,-rence to tbs men and ue.tu es
he approv>d, viz! ha1d.y be Of rused 70
him.
From TO trrarfattion of his life is
greater and mu.e permanent reputation de-
rived By MIR. EIk,ne than IN his none
frugges IN jetvn { OF the trial by jury.-
= he law, as 1t is now expounded BY MIR.
Fox's bill, which Mir. ErAine pareo t'e
Way for In the courts, aud ieconded and
lYported iii parliament, is monument e.
re,ted to his ,s,riot,fu, and ability. a
isrange paradox .lad crept INTO the judicial
practice, which re!tricting the powers Ct
jaries in gleltions of iibel TO the arbitrary
interpretation OF the Judges, reduced II Ii.
fact 10 ihadow aid a nu!li,y. A rule
derived from the venal opinion and prac-
sice OF bad ilries in cad times, was prcpPed
by honea an>: upright mel from The real
conviction, and ieute Of duty IN adnerns
to whas they conceived TO be precedent.
and authority. The oueaion had ALREADY
been frequently ag.,ated in trials for libe'
1T had exerciied the pen and tongues Of
the ableii lawyers, .sud had been d.ttutleu
IN TIE luminous and elegan, letters OF Jan;-
Us. 1t was referved for Mr.. Erlk;re, in
his celebrated argument in fuppor, of a rule
for a new trial in,he Dean OF ST. Afaqh's
cafe, to concentrate all the doctrines, and
to combine all the reafonings, which lay
ica,eere.l over 70 many volumes CT legal
learning. In~th;s elaborate argument, he
mott t.iumphartiy eiabl,fhed his petition
that ;aries were Judges of ,helaw as well
as the fact. Upon the principles LAID
down in this ipeech, Mr.. Fox framed his
Immortal bill, which, though 1t received
she: mott acrimonious oppoG,ion in both
houfes of Legislature, has at length happily
,efcued the ouettion from controversy. by
the establishment Of criterion, 70 which
the rights and duties Of juries may at al.
times De referred.
To b continued.