Berkeley and Jefferson intelligencer. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va.) 1802-1810, 1806-12-12

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/ We have iost received the Judgment
oftAeextraordinary military commission,
establishedat Branna1 for the purpose Of
trying sundry petsons charged with seri:
oos offences. The Judgment Of the said
eoanmission, which has been pui iished
and Posted 10 all public places, declares
that Joseph Sehoderer, merchant nj
nonawert, john F. Palm, pookSeller at
Narembousg, Markell. innkeeper AZ
Hsckars, Ulm, In Bavaria, Joseph F.
Genish, first clerk in the bookstore Of
Stay, at Ausbufg, Kupser,' bookseller
and printer at Vienna, and Zurich, book.
seller 1t Lintz, in Austria, were legally
charged Of being the authors, printers
ind vendors, Of certain pamphlets pub.
lished against his majesty the emperor
Of France, and against the French army,
written with the intrs>sion Of exciting
the inhabitants Of the South OF Germany
% aD Instruction aud ASSASSINATION of
ne French troops, aud sedueiny the lat
seLto dislo, atty ,o'their ta,fa 'sossreign
Renaparte.
Theta military commission has COZ
dsmnsd them all to death, and pursuant
to that sentence, >Schoderer add Palm
were shot in "A hours after.pthe other
four we're condemned for not appearing
to answer the acc usations, the, are or.
dered 70 be arrested 10 any place which
the French army may hereafter occupy,
AID to be executed under this senten' {.
ESome Of our nspubEcan brother, Edi-
tors, who wished for & another Brutus
70 rise and stab the modern Cesar, would
do web TO reject seriously 90 the above
articies they may YET be tried BY one Of
those Tnercifut military commissions.
The subjects Of Austria, once thought
| themselves a. safe as We do now. Il Is
impossible 90 imagine any thing more, hor-
riblest than that thr subjects Of . foreign
power, residing in their soyereign's do.
| n,inions, should be charged with crimes.
and condemned BY French military
commission : -Ne,faA GAG. - .
From tie London courier. Sept. 80. '
The marder Of the Bookseller Palm,
by command Of Bopaparte, deserves to
excite, in peculiar degree the attention
Of this country, the last refuge and asy-
| linn Of the freedom of the press.--Our
readers know that he was dragged from
aeity under the protection. Of PFusaia,
for sellinga work containing Free STRIFE
! lures on the conduct of Bonaparte; tried
! BY military commission, and shot, 10
! the Austrian city Of Brennan, An insult
both to Prussia and Austria Ihe con.
.duct OF this man was most gallant The
was offered his pardeo upon condition
that he gave Up the name Of, the author,
which he, refused=@Fhe offer was again
pof "a, him At the place Of execution. but
hs called out !. that he would rather die
than betsay the author. "---He wasimnie.
stdiatsly shet.-He has left 4 widow and
thEee children, and,he Hamburg paper
says, thar a Subscription has been opened
far them. i.... :. ~,s. = - b
l.. Blu. the cause Of M. Palm 10 not merely
the cause Of Germany, nor Of the CONT
neat. il Is the cause Of England, il is
the cause Of human nature. RI
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sExtraet IF a lrtter. reeeioed By the slasf
] Anm1, dated tie OH .uh.r at Franz akt,
.rfjs safneky : - - r. \ - :.
.s3s ~ There 10 nothing talked Of here but
the Impeachment Of Judge Sebastian. as
. Spanish pensioner,. holding an Office
under the Spanish government, and the
arrest Of Col. Burr. r-+ fs=-.5-.
" The legislature Is now in session
snd occupied about tn. election ofa Sc
,rna,er 10 Congress. sAdair, Pope, and
General Hopkins are the candidates.
| There Is much caucusing, and Il Is said
that Burr is anxious for the reelection of
Adair. I" The Western World'' has
insinuated that Adair win be implicated
| in the Spanish conspiracy, and some
members Of the legislature have pledged
| themselyes TO prove it. In consequence
ofwhich the election is postponed ten