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Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13

change or alienation which will have
that efed May not claim be fet up
to trace the articles from hand to
hand, from fhip to ihip, in the fame
port, and even from one port to ano-
ther port, as long as they remain in
the country In a word, in departing
from the fmpie criterion provided by
the country itfelf, for its own legiti-
mate and permanent objects, it is OBJ.
vious that befdes the defalcations
which might be committed on our
carrying trade, pretexts will be given
TO cruilers for endlefs vexations on
our commerce at large, and that la
titude and delays will accrue in The
diitant proceedings of admiralty
courts, till more ruinous and intoler-
able.
8. From the decifon in the Britilh
high court of admiralty itIelf, given in
the cafe of the Polly, Lafky, matter,
by a judge de(ervedly celebrated for
profound judgment, which cannot
be fulpeeted of learning towards doc
trines unjui or injurious 10 the rights
OF his own country. On that occa-
fion he expressly declares Sc Ii is not
my bufinefs TO fay what is universally
the teit of a bona fed importation |:
it is argued whar il would be fuhicient
that the duties fhould be paid, and
that the cargo ihould be landed. If
thefe criteria are not to be reGorted
TO, | ihould be at lois 10 know what
ihould be the rea and | am frongly
difpofed TO hold, that it would be fuf-
6cient, that the goods fhould be land
ed and the duties paid" Rob. Rep.
p. 368-o.
The prefdent has thought it proper
that you ihould be furniihed with
fuch view of the fubjed as is here
fketched that you may make the ufc
of it belt fuited to the occahon. lfthe
trial of the Aurora fhould not be over
it is Objectionable whether the govern
ment will interfere with its courts.
Should the trial be over and the fen
tence of the vice-admiralty court at
St. Johns have been confirmed, you
are TO lofe no time in preienting to
the Britifh government repreienta-
ton corresponding with the fcope of
thefe obfervations and In urging that
redreis in the cafe, which is equally
due to private julfice, to the resfona-
BILE expectations of the Uuited States,
and TO that confidence and harmony,
which ought to be cherifhed between
the two nations.
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13
SAVANNAH, January II.

Arrived, fchr. Jofeph, Conn, from
pe-Francois, and 4 days from New
Providence. The Jofeph was eaptur-
ed by 3 EngiiIh men of war, ,and car.
ried into New-Providence-after a
detention of IS days, was permitted
to depart, on paying 200 dollars colt
of court.-Captain Conn informs,
that he faw at NaGau Capt. Riley,
direa from Tsnerife, which place he
Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1801-1806, 1806-02-13

According to private letters juA arrived.
appeau certain that thcte will be congrefs he |
at Munich and thar Europe will enjoy dura
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
From the Columbian Centinel.

One would imagine the conailct OF
bonaparte towards Holland, ought to
convince honest democrats, If they are
made OF convection stuff, what kind OF
respect Demag2gstes shew to "fhc Aco-
nc" after they have attained their ntls,
end have 10 further use FOR them
This Prince of Denagogues now very
calmly tells g the hcotle" Of Holland. !.
IS ridiculous for them to think Of choos-
Ing Constitution Of government, and
that il the married men, the landhold
ers and merchants kaye q desire for
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
The Maine Spelling Book.
iT1iri El5tiea--Prise D. rs. C. dozen, 20 C.

..e AE- .at J"SNZ
CONTAINING variety Of Words. accent
" ed and divided, with moral and enter
tanning Lehons, ufvfu Tables, &c.--Io
wklch IS added, Geographical Description
Of the United States in geaerai, and the Diff
trict of Maine in particular.
Notwithstanding the number Of fchool
books Of this kind in ufe, the M inc Spell
ling Book has the Target faIe Of any fpeliing
book IN this Diitrict-in many refpetts il is
better calculated for the uie Of lchools than
any other fpeihng book being cheaper, cor
reilly printed, on god PAPER /; containing greet
varisty OF Letions in Spelling and Reading and
the arrangement and diviGon fuch as greatly
60 i.gsr f6e TABOR OF the matter in teaching a
large fchool.
CT The above Book may be had in
heets, or bound, by he grofs, dozen or En-
gle, of THOMAS CLARK or ISAAC AID
ANS, at their respective Book Stores, Fifh-
street. Portland NEgf IL. low)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01

Singular Convit7i0r Within thefe few DAYS
the Curate of village near town, and one of
the Overfeers of the Pariil, gentleman far
mer, had diipute respecting foms private
buiineis, and the Farmer d the Clergynlans
eyes. For this offence he was brought before
the Magifsrate, and convicted ia the penalty
OF 81. The farmer contended that he was n
agentieman, and that he ought to pay no more
than j.. This Objection was overruled, as it
appeared that he kept his fPorring dogs and
regularly took his wine at, er din.er. 1t hap
pened, however, than the Clergyman had
omitted reading the Al againlt protane fwea
ing, &C. at the time f.ated by law the Far
mer, therefore returned the compliment, by
informing againh him, and the Clcrg. man was
obliged to pay the penalty Of 6 s--Leaa- s.9,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01

been the fulphurous faggots Of a pol
litical and focal incendiary. who of
fers continually peace during war,
and plots and meditase5 nothing but
defruetion during a peace" Bona
parte, it feems, had directed his Min
litter to give the Admiral orders not
to approach the capital and the
admiral fays, this has again put off
the period Of your puniihment, and
the delivery of mankind from its
fcourge. Without it, relolved not
to iurvive the ruin Of the Preach ma
w, | meditated on difpatohing you
before | puniihed myfelt for having
been your tool to the di(gracc Of my
honor, of my duty, of my birth and
Of my profeii;on.- THAT you are Gill
among the living is therefore another
evidence Of Blind and uniul for
tune, that from infcrutable motives,
fill permits the continuance Of your
barbarous tyranny Depend, how
ever, upon it, land the vait enormity
OF your numerous crimes mutt con-
vince you of ITS truth thatas you have
lived one of the grandef criminals,
your end muff be untimely ard terri
BILE. An afaiiin or an executioner
ihail hnifh a career Of atrocities,
which to the flame of humanity,
and OF our age, has already been too
long endured. Notwithstanding
what your vile fatterers fay TO the
contrary, had your murder preceded
my iuicide NOT only the prefent gen
Grafton. but ages 10 come, would have
hailed me as deliy-rer, and rcyered
me as favour. Altars as well as
itaTues would then have teen erected
to my memory. Trenble iyran, i
You live abhorred and will expire
with the CURES of the univerle, fol.
lowing you even on the other fide Of
the grave.
(Signed) DE vILLENEUvE."
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
10 NJ PJBII,

TIE Trufees OF The Portland ACADEMY.
conkdenng thar the Prelent worthy
Preceptor thereof, will retire from his charpe
20 the Prcteiion he has adopted, at the end
or the Preient quarter; have fought with
great iehcit ude for fucedor, whole charac-
Ger and qualifications would be fuch IS would
place this inltitution or footing equal 10 any
IN the Commonwealth. They have thoughs
il e.iential to hold out fuch encou raeemepT As
wonld induce Tome Gentleman OF high reputa-
ton as ichool Initruaor, 20 accept the 6iu-
Stien for life.
They Hitter themfelves their exertions have
been crowned with fuccels, having perma-
nenty engaged Mr.. EBEsEzER ADAMS, now
and for Many years Preceptor Of a .urifliing
Academy IN Leicelter IN the county Of Wor-
eeiter gentleman whole juf literary fame
aud uncommon ikill in teaching, has long been
ksown in the We1ern counties Of the State.
With Preceptor offuch reputation, whols
permanent engagement connects his own in
teref aud reputation with thoie Of the Acade-
my, there can hsno doubt but the youth of
this vicinity viii have every advantage which
any inffltutIon of the kind can afford, in adj
dition 10 that of being under the watchful eve
Of their parents.
To thofe who deGgn their cons FOR an uAi
verify, The opportunity of preparatory edu-
cation now offered, will be peculiarly CRATE
fui ; while thole who viii be fatisfed with an
Academieal csurfe, may be aGured Of compe-
tent initsuefion in all the branches ufually
taught az the mon approved Academies.
IL is intended to receive fsveAtv ltudents, Of
which az ieait twenty may be females, for
whom proper accommodations will be pre-
vided.
a Rilful afhltant is provided, and the NOR
ais OF the ltudents will be carefully attended 70
The Academy will open about the middle
OF September, and thofe who with 10 enjoy
ITS privileges, viii find fubfcrpition paper at
the iniurance-ofiice, or may call upon either
of the fubfcribers
ELIIAH KELLOGG, \
WOODBURY. sToRER, c. Gs'' %i's.' q
ISAAC PARKER, zoe 4'gfssf.
Portland, Asgsf 10. 1906.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
Gid Profile LikeneDss.
EVENING SCHOOL,

TN order to keep two Quarters. the subrc-;-
Der viii commence his Evening School on
the hrff Monday of September next, at the
UNION SCHOOL Room; where convenient
lighted room and infrueion four nights in
week, will be provided for Three D9Rays Der
Quarter. r. One Dollar paid at entrance.
Where likewife viii be taught, Surveying,
Navigation, Bookkeeping and ihort, eafy
and accurate method of calculating LUNAR
DESTINATIONS. by DUNN's LINEAR Ia
BLES; by which theNtrue Longitude ar Sea,
may be found in few minutes of time. This
msthod is foen learned and not eaGy forgot
ten; and has been highly approved by the
noit experienced inftrucors in the United
states-by WILLIAM MOODY.
S"'l<zi, Asgya % Qk)
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01

any Particular. form Of Government, they
should be grati6ed. But when eyea
these expressed their wishes, he in.pc.
sed upon them for King one Oils
family, who IS an utter stranger to their
country, who does not speak their Ian
guage,--who processes religion hes
tile to the religion of his subjects -
who is surrounded with aforeign house
hold, & guarded by foreign soldiers
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01

EXECUTED by WILLIAM GARNoNS,
I'm Cay-Csvs Fo,e-fysrf, PORTLAND.
Having pradifed with the moit experienced
aud bef workmen IN America and Europe, be
latters himfeIf that be flaIl be able to give
iatisfacton TO thole who may pleale TO en-
ploy him.
~ Comments are urelefs, for one COED fg-
are j. better than chapter of deicriptions.
-6zgEf IS.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01

Mr.. SMITH intends opening an
vi Evening School for teaching the po-
lite accomplishment of Dancing, the firf week
IN September; He hopes (by furniliing a
convenient Hall and good Mu6c) TO render
his School both infruaive and plea6ng to
thoie who will honor him with their attend
arlee, and ahures them that his highef ambi-
sieE viii be- merit their pprobation.----.F For
terms apply ar No. S, Uaioa-JgJs-E
A1gyf e5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
EARL RocHFsrrp

It is faid in the life Of the EarIof Rocbse
ter that ne acknowledged thar for five 5,,r-
senve years, he had At no time heen ner-
iect'y iober, Thi. lmpious nsbleman en,fraa
INTO bond with a frierd. that which 49,
d,ed hrit ihould appear to tie furvivor INA
give information OF the o,hsr world Ro~b-
siier became apparently hnccre rensepr N.
fore he died. -'s-1 os-
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
NOTHE

The fubferiber intending 10 remove from
Cape Elizabeth in The courfe of a
few days requeas all thofe who are indebted
by note or upon book account, TO make i'm
mediate payment /; and thofs who have any
demands againa him 10 call and have the fame
adjuled ~. John COOLD.
esps-Eizada5, Ag a e5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
TO BE SOLD,
A Valuable Ifland near the cn,ra,

A Valuable Iland near the entrance
OF the harbor Of Portland, known by the
name Of sJes0s!Ts J2snd, well f,ua,ed for sh.
eitablithment Of the Fifhery. 1t is well &C
commodated with good harbor, is an excel
lent roll, and nearly covered with hard wood
Inquire Of WILLIAM GOODMAN, P0rslsad.
or PETER DoLLIvER, S.asa.
Aug. IS,
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
BoWdnin CnIleoe

A Stated meeting of the rruRees
of BozDa0ia csHegs wiiI be held al B,rri
1Dst' on Wednesday, the third day Of Seprem
Der next, at nine of the clock in the EreuOsa
CHARLES COFFIN, Secretary
Brz.f1Oisk, Auguft ls.
70 Pat sfsa, III i@e,a1Tou, is tie s5vgs a4,vsr-
sise7s@1f, an f'ror s5sops5oar as.e. Il oE Rad ine
ee.9tk ~ ~. EoRENoon irfenlaf aE.rua,n
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01


THE fubfcriber RESPECTFULLY informs his
friends, aud particularly al thofe who
have buiaefs now pending and unfinilhed,
which was entruled to the care of Sal,u0s
Cblfs, eiq. late of Portland, deceafed, urevi-
Gus 10 the partnerlhip aud connection. enter
ed into with the fusfcliber, and all bu6nels
lace committed to them, will be attended 10
and tranfactsd, 70 far as his abilities will per-
NIT, the fame as if the partner fhip had con-
finued. But as their connection in bu6nefs
was of 70 fhort duration, il is NOT TO be expeta-
cd that the fubfcriber hould be 70 correctly
informed as to the nature of thofe caufes. in
ihtuted previous to that connection, as Ia ma
ny initances may be neceGary. Therefore all
fhole who have actions pending, which are
tor trial, in which Mr.. Chafe was engaged.
are requeited TO call feafonahly and as foon as
may be convenient, and give the neceaary in
hruaions
And the fubfcriber would ALTO o6rerve, thar
all further bu6nefs which may be entruAed 10
his care ia the line of his protection as an At
sorney, thail be discharged according to the
beft of his abilities, at his Office, Essbarge-
Rozy, P0rtkzsd. BARRETT POTTER.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01

En- BLASKs, CARDS, PAMPHLETS.
SHoP-BILLs, SC. SC. done at shor,
notice. Sett. |.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
RtsreHanv.
From a late French Paper.
PARIS JUNE 2, 1906.
ADMIRAL YILLENEUYE.

A LETTER has appeared in paper called
" Les NsErehs "a Man," which has arreited
the notice of government. Ii is laid to have
been written by the late unfortunate Admiral
VILLESEuyE, commander in chiefof the COM
bined feet which fought off Tefaiga,, to the
EMPrRoR. juIi before his death This letter is
extremely indicative, and difrovers mind
capable of the act he threatens while it
ierves TO thew the falsity Of thoie reports
which ffated that the Admiral had been muir
dered by order of the Emperor-The letter
is dated
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01

The Litchheld Monitor, after piv-
ing an account Of rhe jacobin pro-
ceedings on the Gxth of Auguft, (the
day on which they celebrated The 4th
OF July in that place y proceeds
/" The committee Of arrangements
had placed armed men at the meet
ing-houfe DOOR to keep out fpecta-
tors, until the proceiIion 1.ould ar
rive but, as ufual in fuch cafes, they
had let IN a number of elderly men !:
Upon feeling them in the houfc, the
Rev. Mr.. Champion, and Mr.. Hunt
ington, attempted to 60 in, and the
fentry at the door admitted them :
and as they were proceeding 10 the
pulpit, Jofeph l.. Smith, efq. feized
Mr.. Champion, an aged NliDifer Of
II years and pulling him around,
ordered him out Of the houfe, with
an infolence peculiar to this fame MIR.
omith.-Mr. Champion remonitrat-
ed againft this treatment, as he was
an old man and much fatigued, and
meant TO make no diiturbance, but
would Peaceably take his feat in the
pulpit, where he had fat more than
SO years. All his remonitrances
were in vain -out he mutt go-Mr.
Smith became molly and abuiive, and
the good old godly Miniiter was turn
fa aaoay fran BIZ ozvn pupt, and oat Of
6i5 oqoa meeting hOgf !!-at which
unbecoming and rude treatment, the
good old man fred tears, but fubmit-
ted"
It is worth while for the jacobins
OF Litchheld, after this, to bawl A.
tout the treatment of the culprit Of
born.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
80 be Let or NoLd.

U &c TT " OVLU,
a Convenient and we'll fnifhed
new brick Dwelling HOUSE, h,uated IL
a central part CT the town.-For particulars.
aPpiyto CHEEvER & MAHAN.
PSra1sn4. AggnFc5.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
CT 10 Printers.

FOR fale at this Office, flnall fount of
Ren Long ,9rtmn1er 3!aeA,
or u more convenient, exchanged for BRE-
iAf>' in-t Is not much worn AEggf l..
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
EOR SIZE

A CONVENIENT Single Story Houfe, a.
bout 20 by 90 feet, as the fame now
ftancs near the head of Unioa-areet. For
terms inquire Of MeiIrs.
dug. rs. BLAKE & SIMPSON
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
prtnirg,

IN Us v1Ys0Us branches
executed at the Gazette Office
with neatness and dispatch.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01
REMOVAL.

THOMAS sIMoNroN, has removed to
the Premifes lately occupied by Mr.
STEPHEN LEE, IN F,ee-Sfrea-- where he
keeps conRantly, good HoRsts and elegant
CHAIsE 10 Let, on Reasonable terms.
TOR sac "A number of new and
iecend handed CHASE. (ew) Aug. 10.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser., 1806-09-01

had Clergyman revived the like treatment
from company Of federaias which the
Kew Mr.. CHAMPION experienced At late
democratic celebration il Litchiirld, Conn
II would have beer irumpe;cd by all the
democratic papers, from Milne to Ce9ygia,
as fPecinIen Of
FEDERAL RELIGION and URBANITY.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29


The Liibon mails faie, that the
Emperor Bonaparte has made the fol
lowing demands on the King of
Spaine -
I. To receive an ambahador from
King Jofeph, Of Naples =
2. To content to the dethronement
of the Queen of Etruria. CT TIE
SPamR King's daughter.
2. To cede Catalonia, Arragon,
Navarro, aud BIZ ay to France, there
by making the river Ebro the boun-
Diary between France and Spain, in
fead Of the Pyrenees.
The Court Of Madrid made itrons
remonitranccs. againt thefe preten
Gons; and, it is laid, war was even
threatened by the French Minifer
ak hours before his Catholic Majefy
conlented to the meafures. or Ac-
fqunts tfrom Spain haze partly c',rcbora-
fsd fbsfftidiags and The late a6s11by Of
French army in The silently Of Bay
enne had threatening a,Pe7 f0zUsrd5
Spain or Portugal.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
Fran the Wtekb hLte7oy.

In the National Intelligencer Of
the 10th init. are THOUGHTS on
the fubje4 of NAVAL power in the
UNITED STATES of America and
on certain means of encouraging *
protecting their commerce and man
ufaaures. mo. |. -.
This is fuch a compound of fome-
thing ike intslea, and j5eer o1Gdrxj5,
that it de6es all analysts. We Will
however, exprels our ideas on the
fu5iea, in fewer words than this
man has fcntences.
"In the hrlt place, Che Jays in fub-
fance,) navy may deltroy our lib
critics." So man may cut his
throat with duh kn1e;. therefore
let US aboliih the ufe of feel.
2. I" ImpsfDmentf arife from ma
val efablifhment. The feaman may
be torn from his family and forced
to ferve the public, without an ade-
qpate eompenfation,'
And are we obliged TO adopt the
bad, and reject the good Of every
Establishment !? A houfe may be
burnt by culinary fire, or truck with
lightning from heaven. Shall we
then live in caves, and abolifh the
ufe Of fire ?
8. "a navy will fink the nation
by its expenfes."
Pray, was man ever made poor
by taking money from one pocket
and putting it into another TELL
you, fir, the money expended in
building navy viii not SO out Of
the country. ~
| 4. eThc Svy of Great Britain i:
a fpIendid initrumenr Of RUM
w ithous navy, however, FIX
would be a province Of France, ans
the whole world at the feet Of tht
mott rapacious tyrant that ever dif
graced humanity. Eli
Without an American navy, 81
| ihall foon have no commerce with
out-a commerce, we fhall have NJ
reveDue without revenue, no gov
eminent. Then huzza for til
rights Of man." and /" the cave {
the mountain !"
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
LONDON, AUG. 6, 1896.
Ngeciati9a5 Of Peace.

Earl Lauderdsle, Ca Scotch Peer
has been appointed Miniifer Plenipo-
tertiary on the part of our govern
ment, to conduct the negotiations
with the Court of St. Cloud. He
left London on Saturday, reached
Deal. on Sunday morning, immedi-
ately embarked on board the Clyde
of 3S guns, Commodore Owen,
which Landed his Lerdfhip at Calais,
at 10 o'clock that day /; and return
ed Immediately. His Lordlhip was
accompanied by Dugald Stuart, PRO
feffor of Moral Philofophy and Nat
ural Hiftory in the Unworthy of Ed
inburS, and Mr.. Baiilico, the Mef-
ienger, who will bring back his
Lordhip's frf dilpatches.
: The Funds itiIl keep riGng. Con-
fuls are at 65 IL
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
Bp fIjf 95ails.
BALTIMORE, SEPT. 10.

DHL 4NOkNh<e W.
By letters from St. Louis, Ian fb4
NilTEbfi, mar The confluence Of III
Mi65i0I ] we have accounts Of the ex-
iftence of the mof d;fgraceful fcenes
-of anarchy, mifrule, and bartari-
ty. The parties we are told, are all
democrats, in5 and oafs. One ofthe
CommiiIioners Judges) has been at
tackled with bludgeon while on the
bench Of jutice; and had to refort
to his {zvoyd-cane for defence. The
French inhabitants oblerve with won-
der and furprile, this conduit oftheir
new comers-the profefled difciples
of liberty and law. What meafures
have been taken by the PRECEDENT to
corre7 tbstS proceedings, we know not.
But we know what Warrington and
Adams would have done.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29

Isunday lat, on the 10th Sept. lat
90, 96, long. 81, 81. fell in, aftei
the gale, with the remains OF the laft
homeward bound Jamaica feet,
which originally conflted of I4c fail
under convoy of three frigates and
one brig there were only 43 iail iate
Nine were afcertained to have been
loft, with all their crews, and it was
fuppofed the greater part of the 9th
er SO mutt have fhared the fame fats.
One Of the frigates, Capt. Dalh-
wood, whe~commanded-t the convoy
had put into Bermuda, with the lofs
of her mafts) for repair. The car
goes of thofe faved were all more or
lcfs damaged.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29
NETWORK, SEPT. 20.
U of Peace-Ggain.

Capt. Story arrived yelterday from
Leghorn, informs, TINT Augua 10th,
off Malaga he was boarded from the
Britilh cutter L'Efpoir, Of Is guns,
capt. Hope, then only two days from
Gibraltar the officers of which in-
formed capt. Story, in fuch man
ner as to induce him to credit their
information, that authentic accounts
had reached Gibraltar, direa, that
on the 4th AuguE, PRELIMINA-
RES OF PEACE between Spain and
Great Britain, were fgned at Mad
rid I; and that it was the general O.
pinion at Gibraltar, that a GENERAL
PEACE would foon take place.
Portland gazette and Maine advertiser. (Portland, Me.) 1805-1818, 1806-09-29

(which Al tbe fueseaoa Of the CcB,t
was changed into a motion for 4 pe,g
trial. One Of the objections was
for not receiving evidence refpetaiog
the contents of a letter which tie
witnels had at home, and another
for refuGng the reading Of CERTAIN
newspapers publiihed in Wr,rs9r
county, to prove the fact thar the
county was IN an uproar on account
Of WARDS appointment, when til
evidence had been given of'his being
appointed. The Court -S1dquieS
and SezyaH, were extremely clear
that the Chief Jutice had proceeded
regularly in excluding the evidence,
and he declared himfeif very we'll
iatlshed that the fabjea had been
brought before the Court, but re-
tanned his opinion and thereupoD
after expatiating upon the natnrc
and aggravations of the offence, rh-
Chief Juitice awarded fentence :.
gainit the defendant, that he be i'm
prifoned for fix months, pay cofs
Of prolecution, and at the end ef
tx monhss find fureties for his
good behaviour for three years from
hat time.
Council for the Commonwealth,
Hon. George Blhs, Efq.-For the
Defendant, francis Blake s. Thom.
$ Cold, Efd'rs.