Star. — London, England, 1804-09-12 00:00:00

A LOYAL SONG. I e Sons of Old England, who bravely have fought far thole Rights, which unftaidd from your Sires bad defeended, flay you long toile the lib tsings your Valour has bought, Aod your bons reap the Soil which their Fathers defended : Though robled of intid Peace, . May our N tion inereafe, With the giwy of Rome, and the willow of Greece, Pre no Soo of Old England will o'er be a Slave, Whiff the Earth ones a plant or the Sea rolls a wave! Whift WINCE her huge limbs b Abe', rearasbent la blood, Aul Society's bale threats with wide t.folution, *toy Peace, like the Dove that retten'd front the food, Find an Art of Abode in our mild Confutation : What though Peace la oar aim, Vet the boon we difulaitn, Ilium& with oar Sov'reignty, lattice, or Fame, For no Son, Re. The fame of ear Arms—of our Law, the mild foray, Have yoftly ennobled nor Nation in Rory; Bat a maul haughty Poe would obfettre oar bright day s And blot out the fan of BRITANNIA glory; Let Waders be told, ras' the Tyrant has fold Oar Canary, to barter and rob a fts sold, That Do Sea. ke. Sitaald the tome& Validate continue to blow. Ira dry& hell seer rasi Freedom's Temples 'hinder, Oar Ceasiwaws and Hasson. like the lots askant Howe, illateur Tao raft oPidrs si +auks Mks thunder: Roo AM sr to Oak. Osr Fleets tele the Meta, AM our Akan aid Laws with ear lives tac7l malatabs; Putt so ken, Os (kw PM* ere Mar asered with impede! Oak. White ruts, Ike oar Liberties, ape have anarill% AM kege'sit ear Narks Admits to the yoke. like a Miladmil he kit al the had when it llovedlede liksald hist= Impend, Driesies lima would deka"! Pam the plains mod the mountains their ihotas to Aged, Ike mks, he. Let Fame to the Wald found Barrsiesseevoisee laitsrigwe than her Sons Iran their Übada ham Adiffirsktheir Mee, esd his Lawi are their choke, WWI OM &Mk till Liberty Sambas far set t 7111;1 Join heart sad head s - Like Leonidas' bind. italltiveur by the kakie of Oems sad Land, Thee mike, . . MIDDLESEX SESSION.. HIC/LTS HALL. CLERE2IIWEI.L. Teetterday yak WAligler was - indifted for at tempting to commit a rape on Hannah Hanfon ; in the fire count, arid in the fecond, for a common al: fault. Mr. Liar, opened the cafe to the Jtirt. The Defendant was indifted for attempting to•commit a rape on a child eleven years and a half old. When be timed this, he was fure he Iheuld aroufe their feel ings, and befpeak the operation of thole feelings for the protelion of their &are& interefts in focietp as fathers. The girl was the daughter of a Captain ens. played in the Greenland Tabery. and the mother lived at Poplar, and fupported herfelf and child dur ing his oecafional abfence, by keeping a (hop for the Lek of tie and braziery. The Defendant was the leader of a gang of men who-worked in the Well In dia Docks, aad had lodged in Mrs. Haafon's bottle for two years. but had left the honk two years be fitr the affault had been cominitted. He then de tailed the cireurnilances of the sea" which were narrated to the Jary by the g m herfelf• Haanah Hanlon flated,that (be Was nearly twelve years of as,, that the lived with her mcther at Pop lar, who kept a tin and &relict's Shop ; that at the time of the +(fault her father was from home : the knew the Defendant, as he had lodged with her ram -titer two years before. On the i gth of , March, be tween eight and sine at night, leeway lent by her feather to Mr. Reed's and to Butcher Wright's, for fonts topper. The dillanee to Reed's was between kventy and eighty yards, and to the butcher's not quite fo far. At Reed's door the met the Defendant, who took bold of bet hand, and Paid the Should go and take a walk with him. and that they would go into the fields and play together. He Paid that She was all he loved upon eat th. He then dragged her to Mr. Slack's bon rails, where he behaved very in &featly. (She then entered into tome explanations, which, although proper and neceffary in a Court of loftier, are not fit fubjeas for general curiofity.)— At that infant fome foreign tailors were coming up with links, when (he made her efcape. He cried af ter ber—" for Gun's fake, Hannah, don't tell your 'ether, for if you do, you doo't know what I'd do to you." When the came home, having been out about a quarter of an hour, her mother aSked her what made her lop fo long the replied, it was not her fault. it was McAllifter's. Her mother ailed what bliAllifter could want with her ? the rephed, nothing ; stud her reaffl for raving fo was, that be ing an Irifliman. (he was afraid he would kill her the irtl time he met her in the dark. On the 4th of April the told her mother what had happened. Oa that Jay her mother was making ont a bill McAllitter awed her, and the girl was afraid Ilse would be, fent , with it, and the then detailed to her mother what had happened on the evening of the I;th of March. The mother tsf the child was then called. She r (aid, that when the came home on that evening (be was crying, and (aid that the fault of her flopping was not trees but the Defendant's. She obferved her afterwards to cry and fret, and refute eittuals. She tithed her, it the was ill, and whether the would fend fora doftnr She refuted this, and would newel tell what was the matter until the 4th of April, when tin sited" was making nut MeAllifter's bill by his own defire. Site then fald to her moth:r. 1 . lie won't come here to pay yon ; he knows what be would h..ve dope to me 1" " Done, child I (exclaimed the wi•. nets) I infili on kmowiag what he would hare do. The girl then relets - d to mother ail that had pair e.l. She then, by the advice of two neighbours, Werst an I lne.ged an information ageinft him with a Ma giltrite. On her crofs-esamination. by Mr. GVR tit y. Mrs. Hanlon Meted, that Ihe had known the Ikfendant tour or five years. That he bad given up Se2gitir it, her lIVILIft dome IRO years ago. She did not hunt that he had married tali year the ne ve: enquired about it ; the denied molt pnGtively that the had ever enquired whether he and his wife lived happily, and the never laid, that when a certain time came Ihe,would awl his kw:. At the time of attempt on her daughter (he had not fpoke to MI fot e gilt months. She had many quarrels about monoY matters with him, but the had never (hatched a book of accounts belonging to him out of his band and put tr in the fire. She (wore it was a book belonging to Pelf the had fo taken from him, and as it was of no .iie to,either party the had configned it to the flames. She never raid, et if I do not make him fa), he will make me fa)." On the day when (he made the charge on account of the child (he gale information of certain feditinus words fpoken by the Defendant. This was on the t3th of April, and he was taken up on the following Tuefday. Wm. M'Cann Rated, that he knew the Defendant; that he never made any application to Mrs. Heiden, froM the Defendant, in order to fettle the bemefs, but that he had a converfation with her by her own defire. one day laf week, when he met her by the Weft India Docks. She laid the had; mind to fub ;Nana him, and he anfwered he did not with to ap pear on either fide, as they were both neighbours, and dealt with him. When the Defendant was taken to Shadwell, he law Mrs. Hanfon go into a room, off the kitchen. He fpoke to her, and enquired what was the eaufe of his being brought there? She replied, that the had plenty of matter spina him; that he owed her a deal of money ; but that Vile would pay her, (be would not go over to the Office. The wit eels communicated this to the defendant, who faid he owed her nothing, and that he Was willing to be tried by the laws of his country on any charge the might have againft him, but that he would not be done out of his money. When the witnefs informed the lady of the Defendant's refolution, the laid, if he would not pay, the would fend him out of the country. Mr. Gummy, for the Defendant, addrefed a lew obfervations to the Jury, on the credibility of the evidence for the profecutton. He obferved, that his client ftood charged with an offence of the molt abo minable and di graceful nature, but before a Jury could find him guilty, they ought to have the molt complete and fattsfattory evidence. A charge of this kind was eafily made, bet it was extremely difficult to refute it. It was laid down by the bell writers on the law, that fuch charges fhould be inflantly brought forward; a-, from their nature. all delays damn their authenticity and weight. There was another princi ple in the law, that thole who brought forward fuch charges, fhould du fo in the abfenee of all hatred and malice, divelted of all prejudice, and with * mind untainted by any Snifter diothes whatever. Mrs. Renton bad her felf proved, that kbere were pecuniary differences between her and the defendant, and, after this admiffion, which undoubtedly ;hook her telli loony, little credit could be given to that of her daughter, fehooled and tutored as the evidently was by her mother. She had recited her !evidence like a parrot; and it had (buck his learned friend (Mr. Jameson), that fuch was the cafe, as he obletved her, dining the pattfes uccaßimed by the Chairman taking notes of her evidence, continually moving her lips in rehearfal of her part He had tried the cape riment, and the girl had gone over in a fecund tinsel and he put it to the Jury, whether the had deviated in her recapitulation of the Rory in one tingle fylla. Isle. In common Jenks the law did not allow him to call witnefes to the defendant's charater, bit! the prefeat was a cafe of fo very atrocious a defcription, that he was allowed to do fo. He then called Captain Barclay, of the Weft India Docks. He had known the defendant two years; he always confUered him a good moral charafter, and had entrulled him taili large funs i.f money.— Similar teflimonies were given by Captains Newby, Burrow's and Crawford, and Mr. *lnto:db. Mr. MA111114141110 adclretred the Jury, who, after a very Ilort deliberation, fotand the icfeadant—Not Guilty. • SIMITIOI73 WOLDS. This profecntion evidently grew out of the former. The cafe was opened by Mr. Kolar', and it was at tempted to be fufiained by the following evidence : Mrs. Rullell, a very old woman, (wore, that fhe had lodged with Mrs. Hanlon for four years. The defendant the knew. That on Good Friday liR he came to the book in the morning, when breakfaft was getting it:tidy ; he Paid he wilbed Mrs. H. had not espofed him fo much, with regard to the money, and he allied her if the wanted money. She replied, certainly. He anfwered, that if fhe did, the would find him a bitter jell. Mrs. Hanlon then eapreffed her fatisfatlion at his Majefly's receive! y, which (he had learnt from a newfpaper on the table. The de fencilnt ra;d." G—zosf—x the K—c." The witnefs at that moment lAt the room, and on her return, almoll direay thereafter, (he !maid Mrs Hank' t fay, If we can't be governed by men of talent-, what are we to cape& from rogues and thieves ?"—The Paid the was happy his Nl...jelly had got well, and the defendant rTeated his words as above, and added, Besapart: is a Gentleman !" The witnefs then laid , Ihe cusped the King would live as long as (be did. The defendant, on this, got up, and want out of the bottle layin g — " Go to hell with you all!" On her acifs-examtnation, The admitted there wets differences with regard to money matters, betw een Mrs. Mani; n and the defendant. Mrs. Hanfon confirmed this Rory. The defendant came to her on the morning dcfcribcd, and alked 4mr if the had any news She (aid flit had none ; and in return raked him if he came to pay what wits due her t She then laid DAC had new,, mentioning hi, M...itfly's recovery. He then damned the King and the Royal Family, for they were all a let rafcals ; he willicd they were all dead and damned, the G.,- wernment overturned and the poor to reign in their Read, for they had reigned long enough. What had they done Inr them ? (meaning the poor). She re nted, that if we could not he governed by men of t rtent s what could we expeet from rogues and Viieves ? In atfcrence to the money the defendant wa-cd her; lot rAid, if fhe wanted it, the melt faallow a bitter plll fiir it. 0 11,4:4p:rite WAS a gentleman," ! and if he lat...isd he would bring 7:.t.c. men to affilt him, in which cafe the witi.cfs wog! I 6c in a fad j.rape, as the Milked him and all h.. rus.poriceb• hlr. Goitoistr, in Adductrs• • the I'l' Y. let this e..(e i n itt true light. •He adverted to the evidukce in tbc former cafe, which had indiscc.l the jury tii a( cinit the defendant, and commented with felicity OS the eeitlease ; in the lerthat he ft:Julki all.) prove • • • the de4;sttiiii lota] atiti alit dike Fat ..firahist the th; c orps the Vkilitidht He edited the former eriaterm in behalf d the defeadanti who me him a very high (+aridity fur loyalty. and alto her being a good and intrepid &Ulu. The Jury, as before. found him—Na On Sunday fe'ithight, in the afternoon, a 'inn tidy; handfbme in perfon, and of prepoffeffing man 1 hers, alighted hone a tingle horfe at the King's Arms in L eeds; while taking off her riding.drefs, a pittol fell to the floor, which fhe took up with a great deal Of nr,nchalattee, and begged to be direfted to the houfe of a certain Excife Officer; refident in Leeds. Having received the neceffary direftions, the requeft esi a man, to knock at the door, while the Hood rather concealed, and, as the man efterwmd. difeovere4, with the .piltol in her hind. Mr. --o. was not at home, but a reseffao was left, requelling he vroild call at the inn on his return, and orders were givelf by the lady that he thoold be (hewn into her room, and told that a gentlemaa wanted him. All this tithe fhe kept the pith'', and at intervals betrayed confide rabic agitation. Mr. -......-- did not call till the morning, , and the inn keeper apprehending mifchief. had prevtoufly got the pistol into his poffelGon. When the Sicife-officer appeared, he was fhewh into the room where the lady fat, who, as lion as the was able to (peak, rated him freerely fur violating his promifes by marrylog another, and that too, aS 51141[06613 lays, after having given her, ." a child El her cradle, without a ha tband for her bed." — The nembliog culprit endeavoured to palliate his condua; but this only increefed the. Lady's indigna tion ; toting fight of all decorum, the kited the poker and levelled a tremendous blow at the offender's head; this he had the addrefs to ward of, and the innkeeper, who Was at and, rufhed into the room, and difarmed the Lady : in . * and reiterated chaiges of bafeoefs followed, a the plredions lover was glad to take an opisitituithy that the opening of the door prefented to make a retreat. On Wetindday left. about 9.o'clock in the morn ing, as the Miller belonging to Mr. Srowsuares mill. in Green-lane,at Fratton, near Portfmouth, was dig ging near his mailer's pigilyes, contiguous to the mill in the place where the hog tubs had been nand log. in order to let them into the ground to Make more head room y the tubs as well as the Ayes being under cover, he difeovered at tome little depth a human body. Much alarmed at the circumflance, he called his matter and others to the fpoi, when proceeding to dig. the earth from round the body, t bey fouod it, though in a very advanced hat e of decay, to be the body of CHaaLel Hawaii's', an apprentice to Mr. STOINSPAII, a fine lad shoot ts years of afe. litho had been miffing ever fince the ph of April aft, but of whole untimely death by murder not the leaft fuP picion had ever been entertained. The boy, upon being miffed. was fuppofed either to have been drowned, or to have run away, though no Motive could be Aligned for the latter. and every means that his mailer and parents could desire were Made site of in order to find him or to afcettain his fate. His father being a farmer, living a few talks &E -tant from thence, grid in the habit of attending the corn market in !mkt, it was apprehended, (the evening be Vag rata king market night,) that hay ing gone out to Elk kit father at market, either in going erreterning by the Mill Dam, he bad fallen over the caufeWay and been drowned; the ufual meant were therefore taken by dragging, in order to dtfcover his body. Net finding it, the opinion general ly entertained was, that the lad had run away, and entered on board a man of war: he was accordingly advertifed as having left his home, and every method employed to learn where he was, and to induce him to return; fo that the lois of the fad eicited con& derable attention, and various reports were in circu lation from time to time refpetiing him. Though there were reverel circumNances which occurred of a nature to beget fufpicion et his being murdered, yet till tb; difeovery of the body, being fuppofed to be alive, not the leaft lufpicion of the kind fell on any one. On the Inqneft held on Wednefday before J. Casco, Efq. one of the Coroners for the county, it appeared that Mr. Stoneham went to Market on Thurfday the sth day of April lalLaboutfeven o'clnek in the evening, leaving the deceafed at the Mill, with William Edwards another lad about to years of age ; and that on his return home about half pall ten o'clock the fame evening, the deceafed was miffing; that Edwards was then gone to bed, and that on inquiry' being made of him thr the deceafed at flipper time, Edwards bad told Mrs. Stoneham the deceafed was gone to market to fee his father ; that Edwards con tinued in Mr. Stoneham's fervice about fix weeks af terwards, when he left it, and at Wickham Fair lag entered into the a sit Light Dragoons, then lying at Southampton. The place where the deceafed was buried, was a few yards dillant from the mill, im mediately oppofite the mill door. From the Rate of the body it was hardly priffihle to dircover any marks of violence about the deceafed ; but on a dole exa mination of the Atoll, there appeared to have been a blow which in the opinion of the medical Gristle:nen who attended the Incitteft, might have oceafinned his' death. Several other mates 41 lath were given in cvi • deuce before the Coroner, but which in a cafe of this nature we hold it out duty to forbear to mention. No circular:butte. being adduced fufficient to La the murder on any particular perfon, the Jury after fit• ting from five o'clock on Wrdnelday until three o'clock the neat morning, returned a 'sordid of— it rift/ mode ageiliffeme frerfos or prrfoar writemem. BIM I H. Jr Charlotte fquare, Itatinhurela.ou the 4th JAR. the Lady of Sir John &nadir. Bart. M. I'. ot a fug At Ikrwlek.opon-Tereed, M the tit iaA. the Lady of Coked ht.l.ran of hic44., or a foo. At Ee.• *sham. Yurkfbar, the lady of Marroadake Capliable Maxwell, Ilq. of a fart at.d heir. A kw de t s fir at, the Lady of Casette Taylor, of the Royal Fain Frall., v., co a dJughtcr. Oat i) Os Thor May the 6th infant, him Sibby Nett, of Mllona row Clwffra. At I.ltolorr7h. on the 111 loft. Mr,. Charlotte Gordon, widow of Co rod At, moirby, I,te of the 34 min cut of toot, too ut the af.-4 trener.4 Attcerromby of Glaffaait►. 'llia-May. at her 1-c -ft in litaraia.ltr rt. Wlra.Sllr(fter, wttc Nit aylvtrtat tLe Kart'. M..: Os tbe tit at June. of the lethally tc.vet, en board bit /41ajell )'s O.y I loutld. Luw naut kat.gbarue. On the pb init. at b. r hoof, ••n itirLm••nd f:rton. Sa•rary, in the 88th year of h-r .g• • Alta. Almon, vod , ,vl ul C.alnwt.. hiaoo, ki 4 11.'4 nor*, of t•or Hararc. }ULM N.% k.A Al LONLX) iu-muy,rrow &torrent rittreserso adirtse sfur 1 ,iIASVHOLD iitlinT.l2444iooo AND ti A t Anti:4lSM POSTER-LANE, CHEAPSIDR, with itinerant poffeflian. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, I By hileffh SHARP sad KIRKUP, At Oariaway's Coffee houfe, on Tuefday, September tit, 1804, • At Twelve o'Cloek, AVERY E li gible Lentehnld Dwelling h nn f e, d e . drably Stages! NO. as, Pofter•lane, Cbeapfide, containing at !Welton Vr4. with large Clarets, an Bating-room, Kitchen. and Emmy Celaring or Ware•rowns, with an excellent Wareboar e an d Counting bottle oti the fiat floor. and the kinetic the bodem e n t —. ffie latter wilt a flame entrance from I oßer lane, ate let o ff tp a tenant at wit at 601. per annum. The whole of the Pre:life* arx keld for an. =expired term of Sheen years, from Lady Dap UR, at a reit of t azi ;let amen. Ta ba iftweg, web teeth of the ts, row dart preceding Ole talc whipt particulars. way be had of Mr. Bony, SoUcitor, whei4dk i biltrairal. and Lloyd's Cairte-bodee; end at Audirasts. lhp, Wineltc&-eftnet. _ Esr4u..Wolll3-4TREE'F. CHUM/Da 7 q Si SOLD BY AMMON; • Ely Man. IdidAitP and KißltUll, At Cliiwasay's Cliree-liate, on Talky: degtewha it agog. at Twelve oViank, an Two Lots. (birn e of Aldine) Lot 1. A Capra) New-built Frethol4 bode, L with tpatrii Wiretioatts aradhabdadan toi a wawa, and retpeAside=r; Atoll didiblTlinuta in Woo Maw, No. t. adjoining to, apply in the yeeition of Mara Helga and Lewis. Dotal. an Ma for a term of wM aura nineteen pats: ate magitad..gt the yogi, Mt of 31,51 tabjedt to the life er4p of, 4 Lady aged as y ears . &Quid did furtive a Gentleman or the OW age. Lot a. A Datable Freehold Direlling-horty with raw Warelwary No. a, Wooddirser, its agyas cugation Mr. Haynes, Silk ad u lt:lo=li 1L hr a twos gala eights at Michadwas nay at dis Indy ames at yet gabled so aite fine lite To fie e*tad vrA leave of the Thimid. Wadies; gall eleven and t 6 rre ; gg gar, preesdingailfadd. jrari ha, hed pr r. 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Pastestale the cesoul ore espeeted to lodes a bat sees, me ere fella:Rol to fpeelfy tictr age and Reimer of Rah* awcrut sass, Weather of the Royal College al Suwon in Losieme No sq. Aranclellniet. Samoa. neu Temple Dar TO 'MOWS TAYLOR ESO 'MOM. N. 9, triage-Most. unams., FEEL it a• duty incumbent upon me, to inforie you of the vet; great and extraordinary Cunt I hove ineLeheoll from your invaluable Medicine—LKAErs PATENT PILLS. About two years ago I was attacked with a Vinculum. aaaaa , which I treated rather nightly for fans time. but the cafe at It nrh fpreoding all over my Body, 1 woo obliged to to the molt eminent of the Faculty, but that anikaaps only temporary reUel-4 went through vanes don, sod from being rather of a corpulent Het* win rad:et% a mere Slceoom Tito Wean that fintail all over my kimbv. ldl dered me a complete Objedt, fo that my friends deplored of sax recovery. Wh. a brought as this firoatani, F ennidared nada* hamitsble, but a reads's asnisacomeirentlag speck the many Callas Is which your Pills had fucceedod, I was installed to try a boa en them, which I thought rather relieved use, and by rattans*, for two a three nvanths, and following your Dirotikuna, I ape ranted the moil unaceountoble ReLization from Pain, the Surds gradually ftiblidlog; I an now, than! Goa, peered* recovered cod walking out daily : I AMR not but one snore boa, which► think cautious to take, win eftablint my health In Its aerial Reno It Is with the molt hestuelt mute& that I tiakribe atyfdf, k. your much labia hwedie femme. Was. Pileups*. Dem.fgate, Mancheller, July s, snot. ' P. S. for the public benefit Ide not oblest to tie above bets ' ptehlinsed, but leave you to Bet as you? outs botterjadirment ONO dilate. {berated and gold by tel, Sole Penprietor,TlMMAll TATL•v. Member of the Royal Collages* Sorgtuns,Loadon.at his Hook, No. 9, New.liridge-Rreet Where, after a coa*ant madam of trove than fhb tydltt Taro, fn a prodtiee partkularly &road •• the Curt of Veiscreal Complaits, with that Invirdabla kercev* which men of his Profeffion Mould always obferve, he flatters hirafelf, the advice and alfiftance he gratuitnully actinlnilters to perfnns tokiag this Medkine, will be rammed, by a Oak:Mike Public, as au advantage (adorn to he obtained, and void of amid gnlty.o—Alfo sold. by his Appointment, for rhe cusresnierice of thnk liming at a diltancat, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Allam'a litre% Pali-Mill; the Toy-flop. N.. tipt, Oiford-Ilsett; Mr. Dllborougl 7 s. N.. 7, nl, •lreet-hill ; Mr. Steers, Boatfelkr, No. t, Unlon-Rdw, little er Hill; Mr. Windom's. Santlft bridge, Ldliburgh ; Mr. Calwell's, l).•blio ; Mr.Blßinge's, Liver• pool; &7r. 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