The National Register. — London, England, 1818-08-10 00:00:00

_ .. - COON TY 4.SSIZET . Lt!..4_:1:., [ER. r.XTRAORDINART Cisll.—*ltchati Shipman, a dissenter. a mail of prorerty, resident in Hinckley, within 13 miles of I.e....tester, was called to answer the complaint et a I,..autinil g.rl, named ramie Dalton. RV took his scat at the table opposite this witness's box, anal had frequent romninisication his solicitor during the trial, which lasted 7 teats •. The indictment chatted lam w ith having ass:nitwit Mitsui, and administered 12111141111 M, or antae other exciting drug, for 44e purpose of prodneing mieunsciourstess, insensibility, or .e%citestient in that young lady, with the view of reittletiag s he subservient to his passions. Thbre were other vomits N the iudictment, one of which charged hint with a continuo •assar!t. • Zlr. 44:mice opened the ea s e, which tie Raid UEI4 the most asgravrita oac he had ever heard. He made no other corn. meat topes: it than that the evidence won ti be found biro!). Arovertible; that it would iligelosea system arillainy the most •depraveil ; mut that the honour of the ues an* COllllllOll hu manity tleniaatlrri an attention flout the Jury incapable of being preiniliceitiry an address to their ft. hugs, unsupported ty powerful testitattity. He called the proseentrit. Upon rotting Joao the boa she trembled e.xceedingly. It wonbl be v!illtatlrtu drArribt the effect produced by her appearans:e -.- Tit her countenance, which wore the suarks of thought and sorrow, could be traced the evidences of former happiness. Tile spectators turned with horror to her 'dieser, who pre_ &elitist!' a hideous contrast. His head was covered with lank rs hair. Ile stow mail then "grinned horrii,l u g h as tly smite,- especially when his esionsel wits promstoting in draw husk's. • oeus Enna the evideuce wskieb led him to entertain a vain h pe. _ _ She folios% iisz is the seihstanee r:iNun.,: cvideure 1 Am 21 y r .... °rage. My father was a merchant and resisted o; illsmisill.ham, hat from the embarrassed Slate of his eh cum usseet it necessary some time sive to leave the country. TO.y skit • and I, to whims lit had given a good ealorsition, restentsed oil home. Early in Septenibiir r writ into the 1 - 4ttiii, SliipenSn. as governess to his eerie tlatighterA, Ilse eldm •t ut whom is neatly li. the xevotoi 10, and the !hilt , 1. iday the 19th cat Deeesishei, I was violently ill whit ii lien m the eliesd, and a bras inos-, and I rel . :sea to my room • seven si'elork. Ils feces' eleven - and twelve, Clash J,lllison, tome to ask how I way. Having received no abate. nm at tifiiaiii, I toll her I WAS ill,and begged that she ntlllil ask whether I slimild bathe my te et in warm water. Ott her rat ru the girl told me that her nil-tress 'Mil sent to her master., and he would be up directly. nelore I had time to express lily disapprobation of so extranrilinary an intention nu the part of fir. Shipinan, he entered the room. !lasing il-rviatiti 111%, head while the 10 - 11 , 10111e11, and made nu reply In Iris imgnirs how I wih.lie willed down leis clothe., took both My Mot lArerl Me by (Orer on eisy bark, drsising MY 10 leek at him hill in the Cite. Again lie a•ked isle what nas .1 Ise sortter wit's* me ? I said I leas! a violent pain in my ele,sst. Ile asked where env ebest was; 010 I said he Insist knua ; I that he War% is ithile With me. lie then slesired (tiara to 1 . ..4 ell twine I,ramh. Sim went down fur it. The ehildren were in the room, hat they were asleep, the eldest girl was he lied nide use. When Clara left ihe room lie pmt his hand vivre the repper.port ire my person, anti told me the pni.l was tint itt my sliest but in my stomachs 7kly endeavour to e_ move his hand w. es quite trainee's, for Ti vr..4 extreltiely weak, said my Immille wa• so violently atFeeteil as to tender lie vwkohly ;ilea I'olollsl ratiiig with hisn. The that Wiltilf I addressed In him alien lie rotered life room i‘c•re. that I had not sent for lotto, but for :Wes. Shipman. When the girl eel - rued wills the Niamey, lie removed leis band from my lea.oxi • and obliged rna• to take some teramly, after whieli unheated him lu !hate the intuit, which lie sir tint rrtilsed, but a ties waists tionsented to do. slecla rim:, however, that Clara tvl 111 go, awl 11141 101 01111 1111011111 stay with nit. whether I ma well lir ill. Loth neat away invoker. About :71 o'elnek in the morninl(l awoke in great anti vv t iv gaih. Ilystrri e.% I my cries. awoke Ms. Shilsaisill'S eldest , daughter, who 1111 l opt of bed andsaa to her parent's renin. cans: is hi 11111 l tir M.:eller his oLottistee had 101 l the Mom, but said nothisigonel %%eta away immediately. Clara then easeseolost siseisl her 1114Sler had °filmed her to dies% and ?Ake me' downs. I t•lit.oil to go. saying to the girl that the hold nav MOUT ter Int., as I 11*.l• 01. fie called sepeasesily to know whether I si is realms.: down I and I finding ohjoetions isseless, told Ilse xirl she ilte•s me and take um dawn. lie was at the buttons of the stairs e ills a ealislls 111 his 1141,11; lie 16..41 nu es 4114111c.ip owl wai•strusit. lent no coat, and he a•sissbed the s. is ; is lie - hoeing me lino the room. at here, before a !siege fire, filet e was a sofa, sal 111111 . 1 he played sire. I eemplinieed of the excessive heat, on shire lee sew Clara fee the tea things, mid said t h e fire iv as slut 114111rf 111411 I coals 4 sbsenr it. My 1,1 ran, :t • ric worse , Anil I lull iire:11111111y ill. At that moment 1 lee girl lintel n is:l some eta! :Ind tea-things. Ile insisted inn hi/ tikiug tP.I. 41111 raised me slit for the purview o r sit. up. 151 e pitiptua I took two cups, and he seed I should 11411 e 11111 - .1. Thiele is a (mid. asd in Ilse room, wise re ditletreitt ' I'imd a ar.ttot ale krill, ammig.t whirls is laudanum. Before t to Isrinight the tlsisd sup he went to that eimbutirti and tille:1 I 41 theie. I 'chased to take it. Ile said I should, and rarest me imp, 41111 Ilte rap to my month. I go•vt•••i%orl stash ins. 5 . 40 , 4 . 011% all , ' 424111 r 1• 6 1•411. Ile sleeks sal Iltat I • :!oto1:1, or he %mild drew Is nit' %%Ott it : al lite ' , tam.. lime Ise 10.4. 11,1 a 1,1 nee lis the tome, Cloyed it Morn nisi liiritat must .% ettletitlv. illf• 1 threw nee down on Ilse sofa. lie cis oil t h e 1110 . sit env teeth situ Woken, beet niters:4.r it it a• '11441 time or nit 1 don ' t know - . Clara came in %%bilis hp was if;, vetting ism with tea. and he. sli sited 1t , ..• to take tlte is.? ul in% i 111:104111 liulent atzttny, and I 1111 l n o t 1:. ite WAX ill till` room. He wrist ant, I thought I 1 1 '44 (1.51 - 4 Oa remiss 1f1;,.. tilt' 1/Mite retitlA. lit . range •s? .11 tile Alf , t of the hide, and gave his hand more no. s cpuis my 1 149,011. •t l erV kii ? f•t•.1•• 415.1 he re 'ell ilk larflllbg. t ilk OPE of V.:. 61 up 11411 .1'1.•1 ~,,, 11 mine. In anon c.r to, In.lncinjry,.l.e. .:1; I .1 14 . Is sd .:t;• In wepart• lite rosins 11.• r sloe f.unay. Ile. di ,111:41 111'1'14 I -ow• r on the sort i:tl.l the kilehros. AI 94411 .is I i•iitil:l I its tarty me to brit, ausaid it Wit. It•ele%! , , for I Ail I not v. 0.3114 lie rvissliri st use into the I'm.% kitchen oil l!:, , d.t, :sr pot Ilse 4110tler4 op. Ci.stis nrns t'l fm.itse“, aml he !..ite aitmit•il to, •.1 t.i t it iminario I ~ ;;;"1 came t.i•,e the 14,4 1110 k, 1111111111 99:1.1 t of sit. other rope. lii srtt •:nea'..9ll4ell ill I.* and sit is nn hu is belief thass 14ttilatioss11 tsar I:" :% 1 !• and Clam. bt' 6i• artier, %%1 eve 1 izsi.w ‘int4e. isms e•IfIle I•..;tI lisp me .o:ri K.ll. ails' Nib s Ssiputtnii tmoale me take evistoo to.:. W"i•it ise:!tirre•l fruav that lola,. till 4in the taterntion, I lotg• *I: illy iiri.ve.tiiititx of. Oa' ti;sii•lity I felt 'setter, me,! irrutt:.•• 51 111 • . :•• . 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 , after .\ 1., 5i11111..•1111 , 4m‘ed to ! . sr!. I %%tilt up tv uty u.vit roost. nit NATIONAL REGISTI:II Mrs. Shipmart went to chapel, and Mr. tihipman mite to ma sv!,ile I was bring on the bed, and ir”risted on my going dawn. I toll him I No . "iutiltl cry mut der if he , persisted in removing me, for I was racarlfully ill. lie ttrtd all the persuasive argu ments he ccidd to induce nieio• ro down: said he had uht gone to chapel on my ncectint, and all the rest were nut. I said he wax a bad ican, and suppliested him to leave me.— Finding tliPt I was hert :lion not going down, he brought tip a large goblet Nil of brinily thd water. I said it was nut brandy, and refused ro :eke arty. He threatened to drench me with it, and stood over me till I drank it every di op. I was then in loystelirs, had dresatill tits of crying, and lust all recollection of what °min ed. On the following morning I was awoke by Mr. Shipman's kisses. He told me how numb lily wife and children hosed' me, and that he loved me more tell times. complained of the insult lie bad offered me, and said ighishld infbrin Mrs. Shipman of his vile eutithiet. I in— formed Mrs. Shipman of it. My illness continued with on. abated violence : and though I expressed a wish to sec Mr. Power, the surgeon. and another medical man. I Was denied by Mr. and Mrs. Shipman. At length I saw Mr. Power on Tuesday; tuld him they had given me different kinds of medicine ; that I had requested to see him, but had' been re fused ; that I was st ry unhappy; had beers used very ill, but had neither time nor power to tell him inure. I eontinned de lirious fora fortnight : the last thing I remember %VAS 'lr. Power's coming. Front%lr. Shipman's ; was removed to the vicarage in a sedan, until I got better. In oily bed.rouin there v!ss no bell. There was, I believe, a key in the door, tint Mfs. Shipman begged I would never lock- the (Ivor, through fear of the or the illness of the children. I stayed a week at the vicarage, from salience I went to my aunt's lodgings at Birmingham. Before the Ft iday she bad taken salts and Cillnlnei anal other drugs fur a. ca.ial, by desiie of the prisoner. Its her crossu.satahmtion by Mr. Denman, she merely repeated her loonier statement. The object of she learned Counsel was to obtsin stunt• admissions wish' h might leave an imps rs sion that the prisoner's conduct was dictated by a feeling of compassion, which was suisialsen for love. The witness again stated, that all resistance was ; her breath as well as strength having been ntieeted, and au sionista:ld seetwation having, ill cons.pleitre of Ili. airogsylle(Vattud her. Chro Jolatelon deposed. tie.ft site lased as Sc rvant to alr. Shipman, and gave an account of the eowinet other master perfectly ronfirmatory, as far as at went, of that ;Eisen by Aliss Dalton. She described the state of health of the young holy Its must deplorable, and remembered that when she told her master how ill slot was, he said that was jest what l a p wanted, She added, that when her mistress went to ehapel am Smithy, her master came to Ler and sent her riot with the child berme she had time to clean herself; and that when Mr. Power came •to see Miss Dalton, 3lr. Shipman flung down his hat in a great rage, and said he was mission e. Lt 'aer cross-a sal ii iii alioh she butt increased the eviller re aguisist the prisoner. Site heard Mss Dalton say in her deli. dam, that her master had bloke,' her tooth : and while she WWI deprived of her *costs, Mr. Shipman put his hand npon her person.. _ Martha Hey, the stare, who attendee? Miss Dalton nn Weil. ' isesday night, deposed, that die wnS quite delirious, and that Shipman had acted %vitae site %%as so in the manlier Jebel ihed. .I.taia he came, and urhrd uheilier ?disc Milton hail asked for him t to which %shoos% replied. " that she had in her den tinal." " Alt, poor girl," said he, " she asks ays asks fur me." Air. Power, surgeon, of Hinckley, saltl he visited Miss Dalton on Tuesday the 231 of Drel•llibl r, ben he retied her Soy thint. She haul a small owl freptent pulse , bud com plained of a pain in the head, and colds:es% in the feet, nod looked excessively- ill% :flee made the voininunieution In hint whirl/ she had stated to the Court. On Wednesday morning she .:as much worse ; she hail spent a delirious 0n...1it, leer pains hail increased in action, amt the witness reruuuuendr 4 another opinion to be She was very delii ions, but her complaint In as Hitt nded With Neill intervals. Wll/11 . 04 as nut prepared to say that laudanum would p. educe libidi nousness—a small dose would pr educe excittlitetit- a large _ . . I)i•siman, for the defence, attempted to slew that Nliew Dalton 11114,4 tea vs: coast' nett the wish , to tender medical assist • 4 nre inn* nuthin:: eleie them love, and the :smell Col ;ion of the neeereelary sueelicenes for the eons ere inn of a nator.el elivoreler into the atleteiniaterinc of philter% and the force of isei.elei . % 'week, He show -d how dangerous it teas to allots the child Isi 60 separated at so peiilott% till 11:14: 1 . 111111 live MitIII al pro teetserie, and at tritiested the 11.01111:sb my all: gill to the in u re' Nona current of her shoWeelis, The judge %unlined op the evidence, and gelidity leitel•he. fore the jury the sev4.eai illiquit;e4 of w hieh the re 'l l of l ire° such proof. lit piutinitlaily dwelt upon the ek aelepte to at Wife and children in the complicated las.essess of 5110114,021 eonduet to un laelielr%% and unprotected female. The jail) . returned p verdict oh—tilithy. .1 . 141. itelge immediately raised sentence to the detit.ht of the Court. 31r. Sili t 4MAll W 4, 011jtitlav11 it; pet). a thee o'lool., 4111 i t o b e hn ii riso li ed f u n I/ ealeuitor muliths. 'lli* was the only into eating clic: daring this itN•oIZI it:o. 4. INEW:r.Ih V. LFNNI-.11% Thit ten% on action ac.unst the dor . ..a:hoot for ;Pm:tuning the plaiaoiff, n clon i•ler of Clii , .:ltester C.soLvoloal. The olefrooloolo Waded, Lot, The grin h4l is, ate, not guilty ; and :tot. A . ost•it• licotion, that he beiso4 the etc ino.ler of till t . on the cathedral, 'hart es , hleti urerns to Ilw plaissi.ll•l4 114 W of pupik, soot to attend acale it awl glee clots ; . alool l o•a:ool,ff harlot,: o!•oolleyell °roles had corrected nut fog his oli.oheoliro.ce, as he might lawful;y Mr. a.l4rryat and Mr. Lowe% cunducted the phtinijiVe case, anti Xe.4.411111 / y land Ms. l'etitty the drferooluon'eass 1:r• The tit coonvolaace‘ of the caw wt re thew : The plaintiff,' tit about 14ixteeso, , v.t one of the olooristeas of Cinch' utter cathedral. nod Vots livfvoidant WilS the mule oolooder or the choir. it core:vet! that the defendant etas in the habit of hiking the est soiloging boys occasi .... ally to lasb e erip. non etoncerts. tS.POUtii, Arundel, atoll other ',terra, for %Well he vald them a c phoorroot of II few lie pay ing their alsenst... but pnitinu jilt° iris whatever ennui 'et aro‘e 'thew (aleootto. Ile load ivotucti an order vs the ton)1, forbiolthoic their osttesooldinec at auy catch club M s other p' ce anott,eoneot n iiltuot Isis leave. .Ott the itls tot Alarch Ind the plaintili the dulenolant leave treat/end II retch and glee club. in the tow oof Cloichtlter, whicletise Loiter rrtoorovol, The plaintid; lureceer, notwithstanding (bin oefloaal, am% to thee Clint; lout next INarning the defesstiont, fur olCoobe:toecce and colotenspl of tgea alithelity, gave him a tp,ot du. flUgUille nail a Vaile. tvµich prOtilleed Sevvial oolork nod blue eitrvis lipou tilt ,•Itotilders and other vart• of his booty. koe tide injury it . present, tiell9ll WAS 1110l14111,; b e i n g Culatviiiied, that Ibis U . 11(141111elal VIC) riot . collll 01 aver this pillintire)/ CU:Wei/3 the clr S4liool 1111111. , , or except during tho•time !auras u elittritlauce upon the Cathedral. MOW AtG 10 For the defendant. several witneve e were tilled, to prove tlnit the punislanent inflicted niiint the plaintiff was i.e.t of the dirripline schwa, %i hen Itte cisotistet thought pi - per to Co to titivate Colletrii. ur oilier place* of anitaventert. an contravention I.i the th•lenilatit'a order. Tile ease , hox% ever. went to liie Jlll r, and' the lea ' r t .. t t Judge's directions, and they found a verdict to: the plaintit!--. damages 51. The Crown Side produced nothing of any interest, 11.1 0 being but 11 indictment'', and those for the 'islt] crime,: .1* horse stealing and minor larcenies. 51r. Justice Ahh„t• Molt:lied the Calendar, with the exception of one case, on Monday. DURHAM.—Auntrr 3. CROWN SIDE. Wm. SntOh, aged 27, trio tried fur the marder of M. Reid, in Smith Staiel4., on Mom the evidence for the proseet►tion, it appeared, that on the Jay abuse mentioned two hosts had been engaged at the same spot in fishing. The prisoner was one or the crew one boat, the deceased one of site crew in the other. They K quarrelled as to the time of shouting their nets, and un cone. r hag on shore there vase general stunk. The prisoner struck one of she party with a plugger, (a long pole with u barbed fork used in catching Bat fish), which hr broke in two. With one of the ends, which he still Detained, be witch Reid nn the bath of 1.1 head. Reid fell, and continued for some time in a stupor. lio indication of bust could be discovered on the outside of his head. He lingered in a miserable slate till the 23d, when he expired. He had been drunk of► the Two surplus' cave it us their derided opinion, that he had shed of an Mlles 1111 l atinn, arising from a concussion of the lonia', and that the concussion had been occasioned by exter nal violence. Sonic a itneexes for the prisoner stated, that the deceased had struck and t lit oan clean the prisorset'a 'umber, and that he had himself fallen with di mikeituess, and attack his head on a spot tub tthleh lay on the shure.—Guilty of Attu. slaughter. OM SIDE. %VI/N.—Anus v. eroanE. "Iks Aston, the keeps a boarding ertioul for yering Dorham ; 'lie hi ought the 111 esrill action agaicst Mrs. Gem ge, fur debuts:Om y words used by her. The Aul t ., jert excit e d the utmost interest mid eininsity in Darla:co for 11101 e Thal 12 siiimiths. The nutty reports uud surmises which it created trite entry allele the topic of eon% ersariem: It teas *opposed to base been disposed of last ear by a retu— rnee, but it 1 . % iveit lnereaNi d a igour. 'Early last will.; Frith: , oHAfixed fur the important nisi!. The tow n w as se4tral daye exeeseively croadcd aith the multitudes Lira. Mg with curiosity to witness thu discussion. Niue was the hum of seeming iii the runt. About half past era en the street leading to the Court teas cot tied with ladiva :reit e.eilia fora ant to the scene of trial. It Vilf, ea the whole noir till wine, yet it repressed out the ardoar •f corioNity. Paivate rat riaget uud putt chaises drove or i ns ea . sandy to the Court done-. door i. never opened till the clock st ikes nine; the impatience of the very ti spc crane crowd aat dist e• ore very great. In the see( ire and Pr fhb areanuinuilation of rite fair, gentlemen art int emit e and com rageons. About half past eight, a few alit rilliirers added the front a all up to the a hallow, ur rather climbed so far, for th e y had neither farlder nor ro; , e. A modem teas opened /4 the Indies belowohrnitgli whit ll they emiti i vett to make an CA. trance - Thus the Court breathe erunded to excess before the doer wesopcned. Mr. Justice 11.tyley nfttt ohliZell repeatedly to threaten fines lic.fore the Counsel gut admitted. Aston stud George were at li nob announced. Mr. Seuslett eaid. he teas now to address them for as MU fortunate anti insist deserving cnenlg lady, anus wp to tio cuuumrnceuu sit sit' iiii. q uestluii, was 1110 At highly and moot de. sectedly lespeeird by a ll who knew her. She teas ohiigeil to clone into that Court to %indicate her character. The re parat ion of the a roil:: done to her character, and not daniacts, as the object 61' tine action. SIVe had been injured in that part of her chat ;icier attic!' sin ilainage , i eonht compensate, and a Melt, alien once injured and siiiredressed, irreparably ruins the funiale ellai art. I. lie lamented very miteli that tie was ohlieed to midrees diem ..n Ilea •!11.ivel. lie Ilia If tlitß., that the defendant was at ileible that she had arced under me: e iilnaisiu; and a ould atilllllgly sic k istra ler4e emir. 1i he.. ever might be the result of this action, tier ruin of one at tease s if not of both, of the ladies, 'inset he the caniscroeuer. kly coining into that Court, he taw, 'ruin the alttlienee alit'!, eurceundr di him, tln,t they IA ere abon: to moire themselves flue sport or idle, awl p. ribs pia curiosity. To the iast niumeid, therefore, that it could be availubli must hem t tly ehoulil he hail any prutsperl ul it, Salivate , arra Slr. Topping, a ho, a 4th Serjeant Halfuck, was fur the re ottwit, wlio,ibt•r v il something to Me. Sc.:Hell, Ntnu then proe, 41. rel).-- Ile hail stated to dist vindication; and not Os. 1111114ZeN was thr plaiutitiss til.jeet ; Ile I twirl:, re as iiiiitgly to the proposal of his Learned Friends, to take a tei • diet for Its ptsintill, and nominal damages, Mr. Jiiplier ISayley.—" 1 out trey at .•11 pleas e d at the man. ter iu +illicit you have dieposed id the ease." 44e 1411deiblitlitl that 11w damages had bees laid at 200 I'd. • NLICCASTLE.—Ah:.;. 3. CLOWN -SIDE. James . 11101. of 21, was Charged with li . e Th.-It of mere 111411 GUI. taken ti his master IRS art aiga aa , al. he pleaded guilty, hot t h u Jailge petrouali'ai hint, as It oas a capitol olience. to !dead not guilty. The luyiut 14(111 were tiikoClU/Nt4l in evidence:—Oat the St/th of April the Aire ri.esk of Mr. Anthony Lanibei and al r.Jul:u Lambert, Isis hoiki taro, iu Ahtutck , was forced open, And wpwitsda of BM. ei e ont of it. 'I lock nes found in such a state that the key ceehl not be ttingerivn It, mid ou ea manning it a small piece of iron like the point* of at nail wee fantail in it. The prisoner had on the preceilieg day burro 4. picklock froni one Riley, %% Inch he returned next dui ; Isis patience our, that he had lost the key of his It fink. The point was broken of thirpieklock i nod Ow point found In the luck fitted it exactly. The prisoner, after lie had bees coin thr cook in the ;amity, aat the money eight he found a .tune bottle under a !woken stone in the yard ; there 45 wail found. The numbers of the noire had out Leon 'taken, lint Mr. A. Lambert had previously given ten tar littooe motes, which *etc of the Bank of England, to Mr. J. Lam- Thuve notes he had takaas from a SUM of 200 unit , those number. 11,11114'114 I 11:1111. a- series.. Utins looking at the remainder, after this' theft had been cOMIMIIMI, a elia•in as.,s lutital,(roat No. IVA to MI. Its the goitle were fennel die inteisaarakste 13iminheill. The pi ibeocr had been the elder T.,1 111 'foottit:4ll, and slept is a room appopite to the office. Taal office was part of the deeding '!'lre hest chars, - ten wise gheu La the crawler to .114 ;barge. His Line. • •••• • •