British And Indian Observer (Newspaper) - June 6, 1824, London, Middlesex WEURN a. very European an R CALCUTTA SdO John HOUSE OP GREY held a petition from Uie of the Coptic tHat they approached witb fior they had to into tiit of the of that forward to explain tbe nature of dated that W I had led ta anticipated had from and it had the effit of by the of an 14fi0---^ a of tbe bad of ita the of ta but that it was a the he - Bopport of a frOin they no 3^?*" bad by n Mid the the of aiyi In E will th for at the OR without WW ba ane Hw * of at the I in A. ot hrr iiir fo af iM brr 4IX> at call it would be to expect any real or for a of tbe of thf of the looked They therefore prayed for a of for the had violated tha aii from the for Uic of all the the by were tbe bl tint he hud to ascc taip that it uo language .to be did ntA feel bis He of a of vilk Mcpeet to tbe of to be and be not be ba from the ur pf Of h them the means of access tu that and of in fullest the io conceived might be He bad said present though he concurred in U or and prayers to Ue Nit He hadi it hiu duty to mention that to the and to put it to whether they would not by some But in their had him to and suf port OS far as it was with own in of which Ite now the of \9 to the of from abich still from of I and kept in a state of lie had dinted that lie entirely In Messrs. | tlint those as tlie remotely mid with nM evils As far as former that 4(o4|iqwtd'ilm^Qiiiiirf n.?- tbe 1 ai No. 2, with fbv asid in all 1MFER.IAL and Sa. Cornalius ] Daniel M. P. Henry Esq. Robert Richard Esq. Esq 3^ ef OR the Company atf the the .at the same time the are protected by tbe Tram become of each Mm jire nutt 9e& frott one of in King's Ships add or vessels British and such Foreign lie Ostend Havre de both of tihe tu it fruia bi the or calked wor of Admission is of at the from mav be hafl i oral By Order tbe cmc into 1 Add that ho of Taste should Que ship other bye earn ready And Warren's fine Agent's The or the Mac king 3^ whea they were fowls of surpassing Satu gOosa 4tM- body a shortly ilie alert tkA an V une en bo aad are still tin Time shall 4PbetfRier*barli Aad shortly great in the no will to ensure aili in Hie Also m. M. - on omitted in St. respecting the three on Tuesday at of Mark is but oil that baee ite vm Urn ef Orange -had tkp aoi if it m N and oa and the of Ills assent feft it ae a and of his dispose te of Ibe British to all of itis of any of men 10 oppress die part of tlie to the of tbe be the have been very ill Whatever night be Uie of some witk to the of civil it good in to connect it with a of and the flirt he regretted that the of this so different that of preceding he Md nat a oC k one of the that of aad exciting in a 4ifl|^n Imad with misery awU a of of the report a instead of uae of to this be a ' 103. try rich in of apd a The laws a quick to quicker to m- indeed the wrth the he had was correct and and as approved U signed by 1800 not thp of the body of was as the petition individuals that he it. He it proper thus to himself to aroid any He disclaimed nny witli any body of people in With tw be that it be as ha before intend to found any motion upon U this On this question he bad always and should iiia owe himI he induced to making any this because be believed it would be bis on tlit was unaltered and that was formed open a matured and if he had any at all on the St not be a io of these It would be the He was con of the justice 0/ the cause of aad of its 8uceii8.->-{II**ri - fie that it was it succeed or later titat iu Vas as ai any event physical He repeated he had no to tbf at thiu Hia only desire ivas to He bv moving The was lit eta aad be brought itp On tbe Mr. so much 1 after their desire that if xad m this body the ot a distinct and levy a taX 00 the of and to be takea of the ot Thi that opc the to the of kM tlie he lys it haJ not by the nud his hope iato deep by tlie It appear from Mr. from Ibe of moit the reason whr lias not ysi felt the power 4ht it iu it ris to the and He He it endanger ol thun all its Mr. CA that it did to tiie triend to the cause grime laws was tost on acted Gritat alarm qd 4 and a third meeting place those ne which the not occur to the there to bad at week after up to thp qf tV fatal the bowie waa aad pq of the received made either to the whiti Of to the black of that The inr tereal was 4x 9? the the revolt out 00 two points of whitea being with their as tbe blacks on thp subject 0/ future The the aoT thing came for uk Has a I aper been out witli it la the qf oor and about wake nt fref Is M the Parliament for in bis so bad created doubt hfs allowed to h the former m to all m aad to nqf a shadow of he wod d a letter waa he nOt aa but the letter ' appeal aod ai the 1H whe WHS no no the aa law The accused the of 1boe'crn-fessioos before launched iato last Were tten read Ad signed ea their Ho to the part dt the where hearsay evidence stopped By the i for a dirl at last break ia nitan and they he illegality of In the m of Ilia third or the court stopped told him that be not as to what the had soeh not be received in BuMt bad beea admitted ia the arid by these open ' They if bit tor the ' o And first the to Ue ori the a petition stoned the 4(>ciatiiui, ief ifi The peace good bave The yean the wm the of powerful a people of warm aud j slate of the people of he knew ii must the mat lEbis evil ueen much aggravated by sute pf the present It the world an happy instance of die effects oTa j By one tiie by Uie fears of were Boch were ibns into tlic Hie one to the other to -a of bad in Ireland and hardly be in any other light ikoji M the of greater fie ftit the vrUh of obtaining relief liar tlie tut be too any on part would ht with a that which Ir should in He therefore rot contented witli moving that this be and that it he OU He that be that on account of what he hud said of in he should not he as up in that house to excuse any ot in any No language or or would or apology from At the same time it j 3-a^ to him that if to be it be of those leoUng labouring under a load of he greater The nOble his to any Catholics this mwed ibat the petition be Agreed The oT bouse then began it appeared that on The LORD CHANCELLOR put it lo it could received i 1 tLis of was to it After a shurt conversation with tbe Lord and Earl df Earl withdrew the for tir The notice some to tbr oaths taken by persons serving in the The noble moved the Lord After entering Justice io Wales since the the house resolve itself into a the view of to tbe tbe state of of is inadequate to the real ends of 2dly, this arises from the local and 4in4'thirdly, that be made to the as wid of Wales included The LORD CHANCELLOR contended justice in not 4)e 40 years there had AOt five or six units in Equity from that and not otie to that He to tlie Lard not assent to bis then 6 | Not 14 j majority against the 8.-Adjourned. HOUSE OF a Jihe loan bUl brought forward by the aame persons who wanted to The biU a natu by when tiad Hie witb just - In to same ' auti W last year 5 as it iCt of praying for a law that no persona should prac OF Earl Henry 4r^yinr that bis ot inte to tbe the from beard by OH the Stafford uu thr Mr. S. mid liiv of tlic of pto of aud Wales the bw ol and and mere The importation hill was unii Earl of presented thf report of the tn the state of aod moved be report then read hy thr clerk of h the of tbe aot one The entails hill rend the carriage the of the and uoal aod 3)l;>)|Bititfile^iagia rend a third Tbe and equitable waa read a thirti aud from praying far inquiry the io in ami Society at other plaices the of 4piwicb the wheat tUe botchers of Bury St. and from Aavery ia tbe from the of tAe in may be the same fooling in from the of the bonded from tbe Uw might Ue home uTie - u of from the it had recited out of aod the view taken of it He woald those who arith that Ironi jke to Ibc fif Kouth there M a the 1^^0C*ifrkiowBinmailern be any - - - ^t atta to to % others a part of the high character of Mr. were as tbe fact who knew best esteemed him Mr. waa from his wum three daye the revolt tuok whea his life in to wi di fitted for a place of where he was tp from a piece of fif r. Smith the hallow pretence by declaration of Martial he required 10 serve a If from of the fact that was be bad refu ed to there excuse his so Mr. however to and hn papers Were With these was bis private part of which was to be sent to his hut the greater of it was intruded to meet no human eye but his He wan kept in after the had General Murray hait written that wn thr 2tiih thinga weie and the 31:ii there wma nn at Tlic colony was barring the of a as as it could and as utuch as it had been new sent out Mr. Smidi was kept ia Ou the ot hr was in a room tbe where be MRU tu many aod ijl was to bring him to a court He called on the to and survey it it were tbe of He believed it would tbe most learned of the court to say under what bw was As a he nut could be tried a court If the in were ta be on the ground that Utey were by a be would answer to that the bad no to import laws which were to it. Were these things all be our ot Hot ti waa for to dwell ou as the which bad takes to be founded ou the law of Tbe parties charged could not plead took place under a Dutch at it waa under tlic which waa on tbe affected to act. did tbb bear ia the rase of poor missionary He was tried hy a court and governor Murray wrote home that for had p different course been \m have more iced tt in that had bd or wouW preferred that to which tiie bad tbe of the chrU tno trew to each Ltt apy look at 00 the court aad say if oot have ot to tbe The oa these to a was still ftir the bad lidd dowp by a I iu 0/ Ut hf the a ease to the sorry to SHy be saw nothing of in the be They ail their to oppose velie tbe attempts to the prisoner aene as could never have bcca wade ui a court charge had concealed from the k had hern drawn up in a vague still HaW a fcw thf his After tiie whee be could be was all his subtlety and Irt unhappy waP i and Wms carried to the extent of new the the of had uot m or to in the the Of the he The gallant as be lieM an which pci ted him out as list man to sit upon a It was the observation of for Mr. Smith not only to have a anj but full then tie to to lie of the wh held such a Jn as he It happened H a Uj there was a of a great in of whom wre to he torn from the place of their birth and ami from their and He had in hmd tlie of iwie of was signed S. A. weie as m Were you not Rol which was jus pf hit ure k b iw we Mim 1ijr 1^ Other parts of Mr. Smith's defence Hy suppressions Of what was to on the Jhdge or ihe to IIm of Mr. of the lie belief the wlrich Mr. Smith gave to the negroes had of those who then seeking They to be pf their io the towns apd 1iy simply to use only force as them to In it nq more that they would strike They stated In thp very heat where every was that of diat they would not away because told them that they had no right to away that Wbich they not Much blood had been spilt on Ihr part or the he believed two had He had ip by which it appeared had been submitted to the minor of Two hud received WOO and were to Work ui chains for sewn A good deal of this appeared to him and to the white and more to his To avert tlie If he called for the of He called upon save the from the horrors which He 00 of the to whom we owed all that be to HI treated those who were in close connection with tlie men who had He made call next in of to prevent continuing in that which had begun ig of Mr. Ife called them though the to a duty which they owed to all In this hy the whole of the to The hon. and learned moving in as follows the words we ifk On of the noise in tbe house the That aa humble ho to seating that the Louse had taken into papers laid before the house to the of Mr. J. late to And it to hi their amy to dedare that in their opinion that was and beseeching his aa be consider for a of any of a aod for to the the exertions of by them nil 4ie Mr. W. HORTON roie to the and learned had ot Mr. thM as n the subject could relation Had per attention to the Wd down hy the now the never have been heurd the a ot orderly and well the of waa lor tlie sale of a aitd that at a who was to whole of the were witli Goodman's Let it not be be meant to say office an to to net contrary bis bac it a io Ilic m ite But the VAuld uMt the ajMe 3Ct,|ro}a4 uf but pf Ope upop of It that qi qnv eadi as pr the tbe the 4}ut alone k. the that proved law loage vUit Mich necessity it ie on ibe Apd if he 1^1 po 4}ver the case of Mr had proved interested ami for be could equally Ibat their by the of pies ot in power of ije to observe that to he Iu the the was given the evidence of -ix 4iut be anr in this were Uid mo mad .so tell so and so that be this or that Did you aod lof litis tiie in the By this test he was perfectly the he not imr it to defend the by It that the colony Was in imminent danger and for there were 77,00 The court Mr. Smith was formed ns as it was all the of Aud the say tAat not only Mr. Smith was bin the tried him had formed a Was it likely too be would more jistice administered to had he been tried by the law in tbe colony Tlie hon. arid that sentence of death had been passed for an bylaw by The of the be not attempt to meddle the hon. and learned tube Vn Iris tlie sentence had heen hy a and when it that in oo had such a been acted was loo Kiudi to say tUat the desired tu take away Had the been tried by tbe form of he more 4Jki^y^ iie brought a prejudiced ruunt Mo I have tried negro evidence would have be wo lid no more have hern allowed counsel Unin she aa they had The nut only isf original of but ot iu it Uie and learned bad Xb shew that this not done Mr. ai had bimn held lie would ike to to at at hoaie in be anxious and would Uke the first sate opportunity of that Huf wore atill and relied upon their they considered in tjie aad die He now to the most part tbe whole tie 4Beaiit the ia tbe be bad the and denied timt agates ot Mr. Smith bad been engaged la the Ho not dotie aad udi a very those f waa aot proof but tobe were st tt whs tp Hr. Jo he tiie to be by tbe fae ihad any malicious inr Uj performance of Me tuples address to the He Hortonj did not say be the in two the iir the sUte of Mr. Smith's Ite refer to tlie made by llw member here referred thut part of Mr. Smith's journal some prayer bv a a most for not a of as ibe tiie He appeared to that slavery hat He tff woald be hy Mr. Smith thought the doctrine and conduct in pf U. on tins clearly weol to shew the frame of which Mr. was at tbe to iho His allusion to the waia of 6hjol the 9t. that it waa on this tU 4e aud trt that 4>ej|nV<^Mlt heard such Thua the Ukeo before bodies to I he trial or kim expression the of and 10 pul aa
