Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-05-07

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3 He had just seose OF the extreme
danger az calling 10 the military power,
under pre,cneesof ass!stins the civil ma
sgis.rate int6e execution at the laws and
he would on no occasi % counse nance any
.thingSof the kidd IN mist ne held tas
Office of Chef Justics,a RIOT happrosd 10
Holborn, occasloaed BY 4 pracslcssl q which
many persons Swsre then sDgag ed, Of dc.
coyiog young people OF both S. KS 80 he
plantations. The persons dscoyed were
kept prisoners ia house ia that street
suntll al opportunity oceufredsof shipping
Mem OF; which bsing discovered shsssa'
ragged peputace was gsiag 70 pull own
the house. Notice OF this being sent 20
White Hail, a party. Of shesguards we're
commanded TO march 10 The place bdt
they FIRST sent an ohcsrto tord chiet jus.
tice Holt, TO aeeuaini him with the de.
sign and TO desire him,so send up scse.
Of his people to attend the soldiers. 10 r.
der TO give more weight tolnis processIas.
The osicer having delivered his mssssSe
the chief justice said 10 him, $ SapPoa.
The .populace should not dlsperse a, your
appearance what are you to do then! s" Ssts
VIC have orders 10 FIRE upon the N ~ iavs.
YOU sir 81 replied his lofdship then,taks
natice Of what I say: if there be one man
tishsd and you are tried before me, I wiB
take care thar you and every othersold!er
of yanr parry shall be- hanged slr!!''' added
he, g 90 bask TO those who seat YOU, and
acqaaias them thar 40 ofiser OF mlae shall
attend soldiers. and lit them knoH, al the
same ,i5me that si- zazps OF this :kingdps;
are nor ia b. ececstsea 6y fise ssuara: fh-sr.
matters beloag TO the civil pa.er,s and
you have nothing to do With them"
:. Upon this the lord chief justice or
dered k,s ,ipssaves wita few cansiah!es,
10 attend him, and wsat himself IN person
rs the place where th-aumnk hac arisen,
expos uEa.ed with tie NIB, aad as.ured
them that Justice should b. done uooa the
persons who were the objects oflheir ~
disaa,ior: Upon which saey all quietly
disperssd.'
The following article. IS extracted from pris-'
toI paper published ia June last.
Origin ef nszv5tgpers IN England, and G
eshort historn ri then q. the present time
It alsy g atty oas nasionatprsde to be
told. that mankind are indebted to the WIZ
dom OF Elizabeth, aud the prudence vef
fnr!eigh, for the frss ne wspapers, whiSh.
had beea prinsed while lhe Spsnishshs
was IN the Eegbsh channel aorteg ahe year
1888. twas "a wise policy to~present,
during a rnomea, CT .gsasra! anxiey. the
danger ofefalse reports, by publishing resi-
information. And the EARLIEST newspapers
Is ensitied The English Mefcur,e. which,
by authority, was imprinted a, Laal tn,by
Christopher Barker. her highasss' printer,
1888. ~
The first newspaper phlch is preserved
in his eoi!sctson is NJ so, and rs ia Ro
man, NOT in slack letter {, contains the
usual articles of news. liseeshr sLoadohGa.
zeste CT the present day, In that cusfius
paper there Is ne VS. fro ~ Whilehall, on the
2adof July, 1888. Uader s,he d.te ofJu
" the 2Sls. there Is the f,ilawlhg nogice ::
I. Yesterday he Scots smbassaa .sr. hsiag
.ih,roaaosd by sir franeis w .is,agbam
had a private auGitnce Of her majesty, 70
whom he deIiversd letter from the king
his master, containing the mas, eordialas.
9surances of his Resolution to adhere to4tter
maiesty's intsress, and tos;hose of the pro.
S,estass reIigien. aAnd it gay noe tSre.be
imprnpsr 20 take po.ics of aAwlse and spi-
tilted saving OF this yoaag Prance (he was
s.wen,y-twe) 10 the qaaen's miaisFer al this
court, viz. s I'hasal The favor sheedidsx.
specttsem the Seaniasds was the courtesy
rof Polyphemc te Ulysses, toeb- .ht.last
devonred." Wemay defy the Gssette of
the presen, day to give a moe decoroasac-
conn. CT the introduction of a foreign ri
mister.
. Burieieh's newspsp ers were all eXtraor.