The National Register. — London, England, 1818-08-31 00:00:00

AUG. 81" THIRD POLICE REPORT. We extract the following part molar; front lite evitierwe nu• Trued to the above Report:— Th e lied/. Mr. Ford,---" oe:ter:illy speaking, the prisoners rounder transportation a betiefit Ilene than a pfinislinwitt the young ours are delighted with it, and the old ones ate re. joiceti at the expectation of meeting their old acquaintatiee." Mrs. Elizabeth pry. in her evidence, stated that several person', Imsliaiids in anxiety to follow their wives, and tiro VOW, were induced to commit crimes. the instanced one 444/111411 who lately suffered death, vii. Charlotte Newman, who was actuated by a desire to follow her husband to Bo tany Bay, who committed the sante offence; but it was thuliglit proper to make all example of her, and site was exe gated. Mr. Benjamin Baker, in his evidence respecting forgery, says, there is a matei ial difference of feelin..l among the pri. auuera with regard to forging. Bank notes and that of uttering them', these who utter forged notes thiuking themselves tit fenders ire the lesser degree ; and in genet al %Adores finds they have been characters who have been drawn into the commis sion of • the crime by the craft and subtlety of others. Th e y arc principally youth. One of the yuerig men tww nude, (w -eer' for execution will witness, that the person who seduced i.iin was in the habit of passing at least 4U) notes a week, and , that he was the persou who supplied Finney, Spicer, and Kelley, With cutest° a cousiderable amount. Mr. Newman, late keeper urNeWgate, speakingof the ef. feet of capital pustivhment, says, twenty is the greatest mint ier he es er knew seller at once. There were twenty•one intended fur one day, but only nineteen were executed There were two executions fulloning each other —one nine. teen, the other twenty. These were after the riots in 1780. Mr. iqetrivesit says, fruits his observations, the effect of capital panislunent has not been to us ail example to the public. Persens of bad disposition embrace cantle as a dangerous pr.. fession—a genie in which they may get prizes as well us blanks ; sad when they are tinfortuuate, there is a sort of lieroiotu •ntlending it, and they do not wish to appear co w . urdly. Ile-remembered one iiistance, many years azo, a boy of the name of COX ' who had heels tried at the 0111 Bailey several times, and lead received many addressee from the court, and he tined, jokingly, to call the Reeorder " Godfa. thee." He came to be executed at last, sod the alight before Lis execution, he amused himself %%lilt engraving 014 a 1114111 halfpenny, the figtire of a 1111211 114111K11144, and W. C on the other side. Hr was 110 t above nineteen or twenty at the time of his d:-Hilt. When young lie used to-eto about with a pin-a fore, and a ball 01 top iu his hand, which he used to throw eta «u areas, and by teat menus gain admissiou to the house, soil *teal butnetiting from it. The &With Courier say.—•"ltse hops have generally im proved •o vastly in turar appearance within the last tot I night, that the duly has been lad at 140,4001. and the quality proposes to be as good as tlw produce will he large.-I ) ,ehilie mill be general throtighout the county this week.—The liars est has now genet ally terminated througlwnt the county, owl lot. been goi.in in the highest possiole order. The es heots ate gram ally ofeoud crop and great weight, many samples %Ich have been token to theimills weighing the bushel; Ifarley anti 041% IWO out more adoudaut than was et,,i)vCft'd : 1., 4sr Oft . 4 bad crops ; and ita-this neighuourlsood beans babe almost est tii rly tailed." tlonslty nigh the mod daring robberies acre t•Oinitlit• ted ttith imploutty, in spite of the exertions of 4 11114111t . 1..1 4t.313•41114::•,11) anoremtized tl3llllot slnrres, altPeekil4ol fit.l.l•. It bring Ilse last night the fair, hundreds wrre,•110111 eight o'clock, crossing 111, field, oa their tetuoll to town ; titer, being u gate to pass through, great subtitles . , %vele romps lied to trlll4ln on the Peckham side for u lone time. Thu rh ics and screams of the women who wine pti‘hed about by the thieves were dreadful. The women were cubism! of shoals, bonnet', and pockets ; and the men of tit. ir aatncis ii4d . hanttketellset.; and tilitt.e who attempted to make the least t esistanre w re umst in 4 11111141 manlier. Oar of the const.s• Wes was veh y intech isijur.d Ili ottempting to take one of the g mg Imo emtody, I R ELA N D —A .11511, 01 relpeet Attie e-earaeter, in it fit 01 111.:1111t, Undertook the hot. rid work of St' dr .isNit:siontion, uy iu.hruna4 lie+lier.tie 4401/1 11 1 on his throat. The deadly we•ale,ta t as ‘viesleit troop hint by a frielt , ), alien he sitaietted :I kilifc, unhappily at hand, and, Willi it t . 4.10:°1011% dent I.llllll.eliteil,fieli , eetel tele fau l t ta,i, so cow. _Vetely. that Ir expited hi a short tittle 411E1. 1‘ h a t 14 stil l 11101 V pa14.t . 0l to Unman feeling, if, indeed, wney thing could Ir. Anne so than .the auuve, remains yet to ue r4lateel. Not %enlist:Awhile that the resii.t of the cure)),) iterpiesi was nol more oulavouraiite than it genet tidy tutus out to he to , tio, cases; yet, alien the remain* of tins vie! lin of pin cosy were e t ouve r i ll to the hot yjotr o 1111 l sonie in the form or men, hilt t tinalty destitive 01 sru,.e had 1111,11:1 ° ?lily, murmured their di.sattsf tenon at Ow. hiteteneill Of ille body, slid threatened that no rep Sr ..tioult! be all.owcti to it smunyst the oriltaary d. ad. I hey w (le as tout' as the tr word. In le sheet* lane r, untimely grate, Nen raider the curtain 01 'natal, hastily sure endezett its iieulate - cot at the mandate of Ijeid, but to the ruffianly ;Jan) of eel' tajo reaorrection morn, *het have 110 serenity that their own minds way snit yet he oli.urgailized, awl theal.letVt. , alert) .re their owls exerutiottera irie.was now eouveyeo to iitholore, arid here too she .11114 .ir 6 , 1 illuktinttle dewed Oita .1 gra vt•.— (-Jars vvn. hiNtoext de•teeulteeil, (JO a>iluuar fate awaited I . It was tneo arternoloord that he slautelot br depo , ated hi a Cameo of the tat Iwo her lately called his (mu; and bete it was devou'ly t.. •ne ;•18 , .(1 that he had been stuttered to rest io prier. litst ; the dead rauiui alatlia spleen', and let still. ate its int), thr chute!' yard of Alultaltruck was fixed on as a final depm. At tine place, however, as before:the set of -eithuotatitta aa, pranroirli 111 .1 inanner which would have done k,ou .ill • e 'salmis, ~et winch should not lie exhibited le tile rye, nor toot in toe ear of civilittatioa. A nook in Isis own taltd•onee toot e beeline. the hatniation lit this special sou of usisturisule," The fallow it g inolititee of courage and linonanily ii roman% niciteit iii Prone leier from Vol)Ian • - Ma. W. NI eg• •), ..1• the liottaae 151 M.igii4), Pickering aina C., 01 London. • e aiming to itioi tilt, nr, •oioci iuig '9ll Al the Royol Galuel, jolt to I so toe is. sage, isitiire.l I. e onJ 1.:4 on lo 11 .1 .40.1; the 4244 41. IsaJ 10 , 0 ▪ illprd ..aio use tion eeeee in n% inallcd oil ' h 1 coat •.1* I ...t, .01.1 t olosnotd n 10r 10l n ; IIIIN•It'1 • 1•!0•1i1 111. Ili Ur .5 1 lo•nolnen A arc .0 5, 0.01 loilroorol *Oh 411.1111.111 bu,,.uh..b turned him ' , mud. ...a .0 . 41 1 11.15 a. tot hold 111. 5. g, •mal iiii 0.. a. a. . couve-rd to 4-11,1101 e lionie, 411.1. 11OOil the btr.ll6ltillel eairge 0, 11 Alton' 20 ,111.111 t .111.111.4' on WA* balm cone& lanoril col 116 itt.llll.lte .1 eCklt Vt.). Ike led beat ‘us **oaf 0001 n. W nauna. THE NATIONAL REGItTEIL POLICE. GU ILDHALIA A boot closer, named Stangruoin. who has a wife and six children, was charged by a hoot maker, of Skinner street, .named with having detained work improperly. The act of Parliament directs, that work given to those euiplot ell by boot makers shall be given in within-sight days. 'fhr work alluded to was det:llllrd three 1110111113. The excuse of the defendant was, that sickness prevented pauctnality.. • The penalty affixed to the violation of the act is, Irons one to three nionthv' imprisonment. Mr. Miller said, hr thought it his duty, far the sake of the public, to punish the defenclalit, and therefore resisted the arguments, and, in fact, the entreaties of Alderman Heygate, who represented, in the most feeling manner, the injuries likely to arise from this indulgence. AlderinanMeygate theu mentioned,that ate case demanded the attendance of two! maxiatrates, and ►t WAS therefore brought before bins and Alderman iVaithinan. Mr. Miller peisived for a long lime iit Ws intention of, punishing the defriitlalit, and added to hi• farmer reasons that the defendant's object was to embezzle the property. The Magistrates were surprised at this new charge. but. they soon observed that Mr. Miller, if pushed to an owe. wily, wotild not insist.upon what was so remote fruits his first view of the subject. Alderman Heygate again told Mr. Miller to eostsl ler that' the (hie:Want had a family who were solely delitOdem upon him. Alderman Wnithman said, the defendant had to rely upon the mercy of his accuser, for the act MIA imperative. He begged that the complainant wmild consider whether the present situation of the defendant would slot prevent acs rf - petitions of the conduct objerted to, and whether the wattle would hot think the matter .5'1616i-oily pushed to secure the future good conduct of those who sme employed to work at that trade. At length 4r. Miller said he wo.nfd accept of an apology from the defendant, whose wife was pleading hard for him, with all the ofticeria.and listeners about the office, with a wretched looking childin her arms. A woman, named JOllrfl. complained against a broker, named Swame, for having cliacged more than was allowed by Act 411 Parliament, upon levying a distress upon her goods.. The ' , barge made by the broker OAS 11. 4s. Gil., and that allowed to the Art 41110110 NA to no more thau.sis.G.l.-41 was derided against the broker. - . -- teas tyl 'Wednesday charged with defraud. in; a body of tailor,, t nlieZtl the •. Blue List Soviet)," of va I loll* sums of money. H , had practised thc.e impositions Ir., Iltrolls of altering the declarations. upon este, of die illness of eeetsin of the inembres, •nd in the capacity of Steward thus o ne oating the Honey. GI tiered todin•l An a C. )rung manor, 41.$11mil Leilia Green, was tut Wednesday brought u,. Oft toe folloning charge.—J. Davis said us.. w as SholiMith to M. Dew, hosier, of Cheap.ide. A boot three o'clock on Tuestia afternoon the prisoner rushed into the shop, and seising a iturdie of Sac stockists. ran , otf.- I)t•vi followed and seised her. 'file pris ttttt o..betint asked if slw had aim defence to waist, replied mil ittelly, %oh a laugh, Hol" Thi• conduct eis%a rise to inispirion, mid it turned ont dtat the husband of the lu-bonier hail iu ur tine since omen sent on board the bulks, and she detei gained, possible, to be his companion, she therefore committed the • rime in question. —Fully co tttttt ted, 130 W 8 IkEET. Monday W. F. Hester, who kei ps a boarding and day trhoul in the village of Feli ham, wat charged atilt brutal and Ctuci treatment to one of his 'daub, A, %V. H.Piiteliard, boy bettweris five anti .is yews A age, the sun of J. A. itetiard, who leepa the Thairlied Hobo , pi:Wee butte , l . tt eaten-Igoe, tlaotnit•rounh. The eirrunistatwes of ilie 4% detailed by the etimplainant, are at oiler ho &t a ttoo logit savage, teat wr 'weir our reader... 4 lit detail ; nay, an benese that nie alarm of tile p... othi h.ta tmaggerated the , ease beyond all resemblance to tile iedi Is sal lit a* well a'. neyouil all probability. The prisunei a a to - delve! to find bail, to answer foe iiie 'deuce at the en. Middlesex Sessions. HA'l`l'ON• GARDEN: Aloolde, J. Ptekt'lwu. sevenyr.u► at age, Flit. LONA', ;:11 ihr lowa. %Cie fo ly VUtllnllllrd for rooutug slr . 11..rvey, of Some'. 'limn, ut• Les kud thr.e 001.Cli It'silher.k. She suet the poisunctu Awl I .tir iiihrrs, to the. Neu frt., 1110114 4go. .‘11.4; they naked her to treat t hem with .Mil.' gill, Mid OH lit r re(IIN.11. (boy - ku..rktoil lire down, her rloug tilt' 1'6.01.041W i!. , 140.ve, uud rolootti ber. UN [ON BALL. W:n. and Aar) Pea•on ere einninitted for tittering a forged note to lir.lmo, a Nut I:er at n ldsey : and two others to Al.. Gdes, rtetoulter, at the .•ame 541411 Clungls. an•i C Atsitins 171111 %vr. e charged acute stile,- log a kwged Is. llOtt' I') Mr. the dasher; and with having two mini.. in ilicir pua•rv+lust. Th. ;trimmers had been takomi to Halton Goode,' la•s week, Nis uttering a 51. formed. note ; when the pro•ersthun>•vlus goy. Is lip, WI their and. rtat.ing to abandon their cr . eu..r.r et Tise.printmei .rant their.hitsbantlis were at Botany Bay, and they w ere !anxious tu join lbein. la the !musket olCionglis %%44 a.s 1 4 4'11110n, 1,.1.111 , ,, is. L o •ns.., !Of pet - 111.•10.1 10 gto to Port .1.1‘• W• 0111. rile) N le 1001180 I t COI iiiii itte'd ale «II I opwaer. Cllr Nell: ti I I, V 311 . r ot• ClitimEtsorch foss apparently f'al gumr itt i stranaor) ..I.le • Sit her to the ortokt.omse ill a caala. when• she, wish con.i.leraole reluctance, eutrered herself to he tteliveteil It'.--a bundle o/ rage. MAY v. CLARRIC. oats au ittfottualiaitatairt the stage. roach act, fur eartylog a greater , bee of pavventter uu - the unt,dile titan is :twitted uy law. • The ease otliuutto el fruits thi tith oratant,.ssssljisitgawitt tiekeerd to unit t to :Woo the 1t I.odant it,. upputluenty t.f iireving, Nat he had b •eit eonviele.l tot Met:June. tieuet .11 anottatirlotwe (l'erlatte.etts.p. 'llse defeetiant rustle, the Millibe lila I rum eh% iokupois lb... Unmet healing, that ,s prior coot telloa had Laken place, uttt f 'Ned Ii• ptodn. v ant reviled ul NhC4I 'tea, . The m.,gi•inite that itu•olltietent $ %wiener waa produced to visteptio I the and coseettleti lime tit featient to the penal:) , of 10%, and 406. comas The MaAedtati , af.ve delivering jurilonent in the above cast, again teterted to the ant lot the of Yuage gaiteL.-, and debt et ed an oitia.ost rAapt CI Usid, . . • I Ih4t aft, til L tilly 11110111114611 10 Ille potvp.it.l.o:. 400 011‘1 . 1• 0 1..• e V. ..11.1...i. The InforusAthu. lo- 840. 'won in bi,•li be 1 11.,0 ju.t .1,•role11,11. I I.olls 1114 lilt Olivill'e 11.4,1..1,0 . 11..1 ImiL 111411 111 the C, iiiii I) 01 Skin 1.% . Oil ille I. ii 11.k..1..i ~ 610 I 11, O: d. 6.111't ii s% as still..l I I,lit ArY th. .o me oft vole.. 110 ilifOrlila -I"inn WM. iii Pit N'tTrAnti .h . Wllieh meted thet the .:61ition of the act of P.,-1 lament own loner oI tut nth, ;n the county u: bouts 1 lk pee al;CliktlCYl) V 4 1.1..i1"..., •..... WC 4.A% %.041:0.i. ...vlCll4. l3 :Akr ; " the same offence, but that a fmh offence was incurred in every &ter. ent county, and that a fine might be inflicted in every fresh istriodir. don through which the coach usvelkil. and continued lo tarry more than the legal number of pamengers ; and it was therefore possitie that a uriver of a stage coach might by the illegality of his conduct incur a penalty of ruinous magnitude on the same day. when he might besatisfleid is his own mind that his breach of the law could not extend lerierni die puoiehmeat of inflicting a penalty of 101. for each pemenger beyond the proper number. even should he persist in the edam throughout the yourni Several proprietors of stage oseebee were present, and appeared to feel south astonishment at the above opinion. BOXING. At the rime of the Canterbury Rates last week, two f 4 I. lows, of the names al Holt and U'llunitel, punished each other to draw mouey from a set of fool, who looked on. The fol lowing is the account of Ibis disgraceful contlict, which cos. tuns, and the practice of our contemporaries, oblige us to detail:— THE BATTLE. It au a very 'amide combat, of 33 albums, and a punish' ae OW, tOO2 do I. After esebangisg and ponying bits, O'Dooncl was k noc k e d wn. _ Y. 11014sbewed most science, anti hes regard at being hit. O'Dea. IA parried his left band, aniseturned with a pal body Lit, and La* cloys both west down. It was nearly equal sghtiog for It rounds, each alternately hay. r log their pull.; but wimp in, they reset with much earn estness „ and left but little time for thinking. flu , however, out fought his adversary in thew sounds, and seemed to be reduciug victor) to a certainty. 13. O'Donnel turned the Eight, by getting decidetily the best cf this rounds and is London he would have been backed at odds ; but the Canterbury lads...always leery, like to hazard their bustle °err agiune at whist, rather than upon theuncettainty of a boxing math . But 01• Pandang. O'Dotsnek . knobbed his ad vetsary .w el 1 osnd- beorod - Slim by annarttie ups the/WM button hole, is. end 16. O'Donnel oontioued to lead, but belted out fracght hinisclf, and Holt recovering, took the Lead in tbe 19th round. I lure was some good fi ghting afterwards ; .but O'Don ad mits s h y . an d the knuckles of his right hand were dislocated. For several rounds preceding We 32d, Holt treated hint to hit. iocusely..aud I:ept urging hint The 33d round took the chirrup out of Holt, as O'Donnel (whose only chance wts to hurt hint by throwing) succeeded in a efeis buttock, wt• c n stulned him, and Huh fought five rounds after. and ;c in. They are equal weight and height. Tut: SoatE FrottAvr:•—•Lord —, .on of tht•Difite 0f.... , who eloped the second tune from his family a. few weeks since. has vigilanc e tcle veer peculiar a w po tek li l ee l Tffic ce ; r h , " of 4 L :en ive ag ryon ain l, re wi w io r tlta w r i e ' r is ett ri h t n nds l.o b rcl y nite person peculiar ba ci d rcu b m een sta r el orwo;ded A m tu ost an nli tl nu te te se d a "c po ri r Pti° ts, a zi n o d f a l"s co i rLa rdi der li a .; b l. :: reward offered for his detention. The police officers were in eoatl guence upon the qui aim in the came. and on Friday senn;ght Stag, the officer above alluded to, thought he reAgnized his Loidanip among a number of recruits, woo were brought before the !ayor cf Liverpool by use aurjeaut MA recruiting party for the purpose of being attested. His Lordship was at Use Woe habil:ad most miserably I A very Collf4lll serge great coat. a pair vialisty canvass trowsersr; And g...tt old eloueiteal hat, with worn out shoes. onnplcting his whole *unite. His c:ararraltnery stature, however. six tee: two inches, tarn caught the Mhos% attention ; and when his Lordship took off his hid, on entering Use office. be per.eit•e.l ups of described marks on his lace. In coal vtim ic ho drew ' tutu aide, . wa, e. , tol .ery d i h n i ,i n i s troan that t. ti : : knew who ha was, notwlthetanting his disitnise, arid that he, w as his prisoner. Hae landship tor • lolig the uetentinn, and woultl not acknowuedge hireveltio Le shit person, • but the of persisting. and afteuipting tit antic his wee:cloth, to look fur a very particular mark said tibia WI in. wok. he resisted with' sues mnilul" anxiety. that the efikel. without further hesitation, told aim he sl iuked ioulu w d m eta t in uit i g n a le c i e . an fie d 4m talte o lt ui uu m bas ted i . r ,, t c t l i ,t, I t r: h ori at . - His Lordship authority he was detaitie.l ? and the officer in reply, Minim:that le was stated to be " not la hie pe#ectiniod." .lc retorted, witligreat • emphans--" Have tiot..l enough to make me mad ? 1 out Hot suf fered to asmciate wita my firmly 'or their friends. • I KM TAR suffered to mover without a spy .41m my slightest actions. I all tr.....ted like a void or an idiot. on all onianons ; and if this miff hot ..rive onrz mad. I tam% know what- ve - ill." His lordship, h0w0...... ;mule lIJ further resistance, but . ad 4 himself to be the per,on sough t for, reeittily • •ixoupanied tier to town where they ar r iv e d on S un d ay 1 ,. last. and be was safely ivend auto the heath , of Ins rirlative. Cap. tuln M. of Illitealicath. On the road his Lordship conie,,e.l to the OtliC2l'. that he had exchao t , , eA his clothes with a poor kink: ,oirlcr, whom he accidentally met ua the norvicru steal. when tin. ) a few m a cs from tows.on the GIV Ming of II is empedrent. anti ;1 0 kw!) pro_ corded en his intcutkM journey, with only 2s. in hit. pocky. ',. hen ' frau misei able pittance was eXpCillicd, tor ouppo, t,:d liidileil by asking for food at the different lit ms on the road, sleeping at nig,..ts in barns or scals or any - kind, ur arose hayrick-. f)n one of tacie.applica tions for relict* lie was uttaeirea by a 1 I laStilf, aril tiilll4: war. conside rably lacerated by toe fauziou..l ao;:aal. lle is only i., his IStb year. . A nairal.r took placer the pariiii of I.ltommen. .loiagoinery , shire, tin Friday 'Carr i Jo.. 'llea tollJ wing particulars .are .all that lia.e a. yr.rt iratispucti 7 .t. quarrel took place heiw,, sn tso pe t ,,, :, ' oeing :lir preceding ti:•.l presem tenant ot alarm in toe above paristt, a- lung fro"' room different ,, with tweet to die occupat °viol the said Lira: ; one u . titan haft in his liandm spade, and the other a sickle; tire futiner so -exaspeeted . the latter, at he th rust .hi s sic kle teiroa•;;l the acdr of his meighlsollr. which , ,immediattly proved fatal ! Several ' , creme quietly ••011...ted together, but were..,o con. fused at the circumstance, thlaisthepeqietrator wassuff Al to escape; but on :illarlcy meanl , ldstlis lady was found in tile Virniew. a toile below Pout 'lobe ;; and it is supposed remor-c for the cunst gunnee :W• his p 1351016 bad•indoced him to put a period to lin own existence. . . Or. Vriclity, while Mt, Ewan% aue.iturrm, raf•Birosingdain. was selling some lots of furuitine iii a roan erected over a brew house iii IleUrall-street, in that town„ the floor gave way. and all the persons present were precipitated into the spout hedoa. Three people were inucli.hurt and taken to the hospital, and other,injiir.d. • Tuesday, at Mr. Oyer's irt,llarninersinith. a ser%unt taking up in the raid a sucking yig,. indi.errr.tly cdrried it into the stye *Lyre ;lar Isow was, which innue.ha , ely few -upon isrui, and tore the flesh oC nee r. of; t h w i sas th w ig it i I , : e t m o tl : ll. t bi s, ro 4 le t .:;: i t e l also bit I w iis id l l ng nii in l a iti tc . r an ri te,...lchienanlia -111J 4 in great danger. On the istof alarch last, there was a tn.:re:Awn warm at Port • . ( H ouses were 1 , 10*4 410e - •1 tortes torn out by the owituctrern 'favour cf Ma ruill:nii'.;:wilaslaii:ti:.itills:vii;.clotztieroyveati,,artwieduignr:s_in num:it/Lot ;ample buried isiml;ow"l:'e.leilitttAi.:'tfilireurir:acarbev.ll,uot:i.f:rtii...l,pcl4:lla.niq•satsieits' i i.Fir t n ict ins..far the Journey isle An information on Werloos .cy last oil p r efe Tte i • ft, nizt:t th dr. , ...r a thu Giasjow that!, Sit los way tiouogli Huntington; be wit. tined sl A jeitnecng apple tree- in a garden at Froilmire, its Cambriusie. ,hii., hiew b or n e croci,crup tit apples this year, and is now in lull b10 , ...0it win, another• si t , it i... 111.1 night oo wiliwinik broke into the hots4e Of Ma. S.. sv)er, ffeatl K.. • •r. tit Hirlisisond Park. and elute a gin,, quantity of w. al .ng aware', and a few atticlea 01 i plate.