Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-05-17
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ponent advised the said Arshur Young {,
consult MT Forbes, an attorney. and a re
'ation OF his as to what would be best IN
him to do. and to act accordingiy 20 wh;cI
he, the said Arthur Young seemed 70 thi
depo'ent to assent.
Sworn IA Court ar bzaidssoae, -.
| me County fRrnt, 6Iay 81.
| 1898 before
+. RULER
| "GAMALIEL LLOYD"
"DEAR SIR,
j dined Yesterday with three nf the Ju
rynen of the Blackburn Hundred. who have
been summoned 20 Maidstone 60 the tria
OF O'ConDor and CO. and 4 is not a It'll,
singular, ttiat not one yeornan OF this dis.
trict Should nave been summoned 10 an As,
tsize Tor tais ciunty. nor &. aav as the GUAR
ter sessions fexcepting the midsun merl for
more than fifty years. These three men
were wealthy yeomen, and partizaus of the
High Court Party" Now this is as /,
ought to be, and as they are good farmers
and much in my faferest, TO be sure exer
tea all my eloqnence TO convince them how
absolutely necessary it is. a the present
moment, tor the security of the realm, tina;
the Felons should swing. Represented to
them, that the acquittal of Hardy and Co.
laid the foundation of the present conspira
cy, the Manchester, London Corresponding
&c. &c. nrgei him by al hoss;6Le a,eans
W my fosveT, 10 hang them through mercy.
memento to others: that had the others
nave suffered, the deep laid conspiracy
winch is coming to light, would have been
necessarily crushed in is iufancy.-
ihese, with many other arguments, pres.
seq, srHh Uiew f6at then Should sro INFO
Court aUozoediy determined in t6eir per
dict, NO MATTER WHAT THE EYI-
DbNCE An innocent man committed TO
gaoi never offers bribe 10 turnkey to let
ann escape ,O'Ccnnor, did this TO my know
.edEe. And although THE JUDGE IS
SUFFICIENTLY STERN. AND Sell.
% ACQU Il WIEN HANGING. IS
NECESSARY TIE nniy fear have Is, that
wheD the Jury IS impannelled, the Blhes'
may gam the ascendcncy. Ia short, press
ed the matter so much upon their senses
that If any one of the three is chosen.
think Soniefhiag may be done. These three
men nave gained their good fortunes BIZ
farming, and think they are NOW. tho
roughly sensible THAT THEY WOULD
LOSE EVERY SHILLING BY AE
QUITTING THESE FELONS. have
seen, Sir that detected shore that ATTRACTIONS
iand oil depotisO, from Shakspeare's cliffs,
Calais steeoles, and tray shudde Ieti not
at the precipice, but by contemplating the
vicinity to me of a Haiscreaut crew of bel
lions vomiting sh@,r inpotent ysnzeance.
and already satiating their bloody sppetites
upon my country All, my good SIR, We are
safe 1t Is next TO moral impossibiiity tina:
~ sussex or Kent they could land In force
the batteries, forts, &c. are so numerous.
that hardly gUn-boat could escape be-
Ing blown to atoms. But Ireland, alas alas
1t is lost, Sir, fear it is gone. Here Cor
vernment are row expendng hundreds of
thousands IN fordfying whag can never be
attacked, they are fortifyins the castle
with out>worls, rawlings. counterscarps,
and immense bitches, and they are ALSO.
iuteiy turrowing under the rocks for bar
RACKS 1t Is, indeed,a most prodigious IN
dertakirg, but absolutely unless. It is a
pity, indeed 1t is, when money is so much
wanted, to see it so wautOnIy wasted. and
all done in throwing down the cliff upon
the beach Remember me 70 Mrs L. and
your family, assure her we all expect a re.
publican visitation here. This county is
split into parry but never enter the ha,
Citation of woman but see che suorI OF
ne o7D77eT sushended; GLORIOUS SIGHT |!
but the militia, o Lord at Horsham,
Shoreham. Ashford, Battle, Lewis, Brigh.
ton, Ringmer, SC. &c. very seldom meet
with sober man. It's nothixg but dreary
sight OF drunkenness. Fine soldiers in ac.
ton their pay, so extravagant. have
now as fine sight of the chalk hill oppo-
! site as ever was seen. The sun is setting
upon that vic land, and presents an object
not little disagreeable.
Yours, truly,
" Dover, May day. (" A You've I"
| Addressed T" GAMALiEL LLoYp. ESQ
Bury Sc Edm1ndS, Suffolk"
Now, the reader will bear in mind, tha.
Mr. BIHNs would probably have had these
| three men amongst his jurors, IL Mr. LLoxD
had MT made the letter of the Reverend
Gentleman known, This letter is an in
stance OF the length. to which men went at
the time when MIR. Bions was prosecuted !;
and when he left England. Can any lust
man say, then, that he blames Mr.. BtNHs
for seeking an asylum in America ? And
1t ne cannot blame him for seeking that asy,
lum, can he blame him for &C ing the part of
patriotic citizens towards his adop,ed
| country or, rather, towards the country
| winch has adopted him s--H1w great so 2
yer may be our sorrow at seeing the arms.
AID the more powerful pens, of Englisbmen
! welded with such effect too, against Eng
land, our accusations, againts them ought
at any rate, to be confined within the bounds
! ct truth. And, does this foolish and base
writer IN the Courier imagine, that he will
| by abusing Mr.. BiNNs, and falsely accus.
| ing him, diminish ne powers of his pen ?
| Mr.. bINNs, safe on the other side of the Al
iantie, may, prob ably, laugh az this caIum-
niators's malice but, if it has any efEcct at
All on nm, that eject must be to make him