The National Register. — London, England, 1813-01-10 00:00:00

. • • - . • ' , 4 . JAN. 10 .I'llE NATIONAL REGISTER ------ am. • ••• • . .• . , . utschack, after toe report, fell (basal nn the horse's chine, and the e• • -- 1 ot;RTIt ftLPRESENTATION OF GENL.RAL 13 a I.LAiTEB OS ,i h horse turned mood as quick as possible; the perst n, who it appears TO .Tiik: OOVEANMENT OF SPAIN. • , • .. wvs lir Horfail, rtnsed hi.aselt by the i.orse's main, and call.'d out oo ts Most Excellent Sir,—Although ihe. state o f my li health is . ' . • - Martkr ! As soon as I.e cal:ed ou; murder. one of the four men gi t an still as. it was at the time I made my former, represeteation, the wall with wle Lead and two feet and Rift called out have you gat dated on the 19th in't. I, conceive that I ought not 'to enough yet ; and he (Parr) set ..tr to Mr Harslet! at fall Gallup. Mr. • avail myself of the liberty-granted me to remain in -this H. said, o G ood man. you are a artratinet to we, Pm iliOt," ,and 4ss theaH going to fall off his horse. Mr. orstall grew sick; witness took town, till my complete recoverY, because the condi tions hold of his arm •' blood began to ;low trout his side. Mr. 11. desired accompanying this permission ate incompatible with m alty i • ness to go to MtN. Hinstall's. • . honour. - I am ordered, in the name of your Excellency, to • Bai niste . r, a clothier, met Sir Parr on the road gall:r4og, who told e refrain ft mu conversinv with any persons; except such as i willies` that Mr. llorsfah wet; shut. Witness fimod Mr. H. on the toad . belong to tilt family, or who ate appointed to attend the ; I aide very bloody. . . I Mr !forum suc, gave his testimony professiotially—he extracted t and besides not to go out of the house. These precaution s ' a ' ro on 1 a bal from the deceased, and found sever .1 wounds in deceased's prove that Ido not enjoy the confidence of your Excellency; I a amt hi n t batty, . and that even in the solitude to which tuy misfortunes have II death. Heojam'm Walker, an accomplice, 13trae41 that the pti-oners, George reduced me, I am considered as a danaerous man, and de- 1 ry . Meths and Thennas Smith, worked with hiai :.1 %%Tomes; anti iit a etat- servity , such an. attest. After havit b er SO well made known, ver-a!i; without the attrek on Mr. eartwriglit's mill, Mellor said, there my character, pi inciples, and zeal for the interests ef the Was no way au break the shears—but shoot the Ina ter. Mellor, on OM • ~e, nation, there seemed 'to be no room for such suspicions. In day Mr Horst - ail was shot, broirght a loaded pistol, a nd c ave it to a it- .. . no situation could I entertain sentiments contrary to the - tiro, mid paid hr must ...o welt Lim to shoot Mr. 11 •rsfall. The pistol I. was double-loaded. Witness and ihe three ptistiner , tient to the plan- . ioterests of my countrymen, or bear with them in those wh o •-tt WI ti d a pistol, which he shamed to wittiest Smith and .associated with me. Your EXCelkliCV IV•i t i allow me to say, ration. t . i ! - went -•• . .:amer toorther, and got to the plantation first—Thorpe and that in other times I have been able to tranquillize entire i ltvllor came aTierwaids. Mel , r ordered anness and !-.tith to fi re it' 1 proviaces„and bring them to oledleuce to the Governinent. l t i ttcy (mellor mat Thorpe) missed Mr. Basalt; ; -witness did not fire, 1 have defended the Government in various disputes with but heard Mellor say, Mr Hors!all %vas coming, 'and soon alter hi and , pet sons of character and influence ;• I have ad arced it by the report of a pi-Col ; %%init..% was about twenty yards off; they walled at this distance ill the job was dune. Witnes-, and several others who the strength of public opinion, and the intrepidity and discip- • 1 were examiner opon the oust, proved that the murder was well {mime - . • line of the troops; and have at ail times avowed my coati- 1 amongst dime iiii.sici in, mid an oath Mss takei• not to reveal it. I Bence in the justice of my cause, and the put itv of my in- The prisons:, “ttempied to prove aa alibi. Toe Jury. wiiheUew for tentions. How different is the situation in which I now find i 0' 1 " twenty-live minutes, and returned u verdict r0....-(; t tuty a ga inst : all the prisiiticra. The trial commenced about nine o'clock, and lasted nivt:ell!. I consider it, therefore, as a lesser evil to expose tai elate in the eveolog. The Court was eat cssivety crowded.--Tha my life, by commencing my journey to Ceuta, than to re- prisoners were to tiered to he flanged on Friday last. mail) here to the prejudice of my honour. Your Excellency . will excuse in a Spaniard to whom his country was his only idol, TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE. this delicacy of sentiment, if my deteamination deserves that . , —aaapssaw-. • name. I have desired Colonel Donla Pena, appointed . ADMIIIALTY-OFrICE, JAN. 5. i by your L'xcellency to accompany me, to ployide a carriage, tl Rear-leliairal Sir Francis Lakrey has transmitted to John Wilson C . roker f Esq. a letter from Capt,in VV eginopp, comm.:l64lllg Inisilia- in which I may, with the leaq inconvenience., he conveyed 1 Je sty's shop the Peruvian, =t% in nu account of his having, on the • to Malaga, where I shall embaik fur the place of my desti• vitit of October. captured, oar Sombrero, the Yarthee, American .nation..i repeat to your Excellency my former request, , schooner privateer, of seven guns and 4.11 - loco s Oat 38 days from • relative to Lieutenant-Colonel Don M. de la Lastra. God j Salem, and had nut made any cionure. a preserve your Excellency many years. — wa r.. . . Antequera, Nov. t 5. F. B.ALLASTEROS- BANKKUPTS. . 1 M. L. Ycates s W. of Exmouth, Devonshire, and Good, of Brad- pole, YORK SPECIA I. COMMISSION, Dorsetslure, bankers, to surrender Jan. 19, '27, and Feb. 16, at eleven, at the Hull inn, Bridport. Attornies, Mr. Templer, WiDNESDAY, JAN. 6. Bridport ; and Messrs. Auatitc and Cux, Kines-Bench-walki, . ................ Temple, London. MURDERERS OF MR. HORSFALL. J. Rumsey, of Ipswich, Sufiblk, malts - ter, Jan. 18, 19, and Feb. 16, at eleven, at t he Bear and Grown, Inn, LI swich. Attornies, • George Mellor, of Longroyd Bridge, cloth-dresser, aped ”. ; Wm. Messrs. Brame an d Notcutt, Ipswich ; anti Mr. Burnett, Chatham. Thoi pr, of iiuddersfield,l3 ; and Thomas Smith, of Iludder•dield, 22, place, Blackfriars. . were indicted for the wilful murder of Nlr. Wm. liorsta!!, of Marsden, S. Knqt, of Ware, Hefts, rope-maker, Jan. 12, at ten, 16, at merchatit and manofacturer, at Lockjvaod, in the West Riding of the twelve, and Feb. 16, at one, at Guildbal. Attornies, Messrs. cou nty of York, on Tuesday, the czfit'ss .iay of Ai.ril, 1811. Oakley and Birch. Martin's-lane, Cannon-sweet. It appelued from the evidence. of Jol;:i armitage, who !Ives at Cross- C. ii)son, of Dungconwood, Yorkshire,•deAer in woollen-cloth. 1 md Moor, and keeps a public house there c lied the ‘Vairen Howse, ,11n. 25, 26. at ten, at the Rose and Crown 11131, Huddersfield, and that Mr. Horsfail had, on the `itith April, been at !Infidel - 4.M market, I eb. 16, at ten, at. the Yew Tree Inn, Robertown, Yorkshire. At- tend 33 his return called at w it nes s's 130:ISC itbont a loaner past Skin torney, Mr. Ingham , Sa s tidleworth. M. R. Legg and J. Gray, tit St. Mary-at - Hill, Montane-brokers, the evenitsg ; stopped at the door, got a glass of rum and water, treated tart . 13. 16, and Feb. 16, at one, at GuiPliall. Attornies, Mesirs. two per-ons who were there, paid his reekouing, mad rode away—did I Swain, Sevens, Maples, and Fro•sc, Old Jewry, nut stop twenty Initiates at witne, , s . s, nor did he get off his horse. Be- ~ N. Davis, of Fore-street, Limehouse,.stopsetler, lan. 16, 0 23, and • twee n a Ttness's house and Marsden, there is a plantation hcbmging to Feb. 16, at ten, at Guilekhall Attornics, MeLsis. Howard and I‘ll - . Radcliffe, about a quarter of a mile from the Warren House. Abrahams, Jewry-street, Allgate. . About a quarter Olt six o'clock, witness heard some children say that j. Mears, of Fenehureh-buildings, Fenchurch-street, merchant, Mr. Ilorstall had been shot Witness and the two persons whom the Jan. 11, 16, and Feb. 16, at one, at •Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. I deCeastql had been treating went out together and .found Mr liorslali 1 Harrison, A ustm-fri . ars ; . about twenty or thirty yards. below tte• plantation, sitting on the road F I Hartley, late ot wa ‘ itschwel, wine-merchant, Jan. 9. 16, and - • — l6,_ at t-velve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Bryant, Angel. aide, bleeding very much. I hey got him dowu to the W a rren 1-louse court, e Throgisiortor-street. as soon us they could. • Mr. Horsiall died there. - L. De syinons, of Billiter-square, merchant, Jan. 19, 19, and Feb. items . Purr was at Iluddcrlield on the Mit of April last; was upon hi. at twelve, at Guildhall. attorney, Mr Dina-, Wiliter-square. the road betty( en Huddersfield and Mamie!), aturafter he had passed S. *utter, of Hattield-street. hlaCktlirrs.road, ostrich feather- t ;, the W a rren House, heard the report of tire arms; saw a person riding I n manutacturer, Jan. 9, 19, and Feb. 16, at ten, at Guildhall. At- . before him ; report seemid to (vine from Mr. Radcli ff e 's plantation ; tJrnek, Mr. 'Tatham, Sy mood's Inn. - i'• saw smoke Brisiog at de' same time, awl filar pers 'us were in the plan- 1 • D IN'l DEN DS. tailor in anis coloured clothes; the person who was before witness on' Jan, 2E. 1. Stave, of Deke-street, St. James's, tailor, at eleven, [gt:,. • . , • t'