The National Register. — London, England, 1814-10-30 00:00:00

()CT. 20. into: tnitiori went liiinst lf . for the mot!. Soot , after, Dobbins called I t' hint, and on his going to the door lie •••w the decenstil lying on • the fl ,ur, with her head NctS 1111161 eta. lie they, at Dubbitts's re- (rest, assisted in placing her rat a chair. James Bateman, a carpenter at Itinti•lt•toxen, on the dire of the utrder,passed I)t•bbitts'., cottage about hall' past two it'elock, where lie SAN% the pr.•oocr s!ao,liti4 wish his back towar;k• hl:o ; bitt he tortted, awl v. i Wes.; hail a view of his face. Prkotter bad on a black silk hantikereltiel anti a Iststisto jacket. Moult four o'clock he saw 1 , him in custody, vsti knew him to bt the same man. i l . Wen. Tyler, a labouring man, was, on toe 4tli of ()Molter, nt i work about 150 yard; titott I)Obliitts's cottige. He w - tot there to borrow . barrow, tool as the pi nuttier in the house eating bread and.lottter. Saw him again its this: t vennig, anti knew lain to be : the same matt, i T ii 'Ch. Camber, a lalinnrer, on .the sane gat: Y was at wor,, : about '.3eo vat ds trion Doribin- - s cottage. Steeland Bremner,. were vdiot hits 4 with Imo. About half past tlivi e o'cimak s;,vs 1111.i5lici• t Clii(11111: towards inns nits of :1i titichl law:, vti:ll all atm full ot clothes untied att.l traituits:4 loo.ety 8 bur.t. On set lug witness, pi isottur i ! turned aeiriss the rood, enta %scut list 'moult a eel) in the hide Into I : a tield. fie stud Bressinst r anti Seth it)iio%“'ll him, and siM illli , i kneel:fig aid pacissog op the tine') ill a led Inendket chief Vt1:11 ‘llllll* i i SP (et•. !it'd it.l•.N(l Lill Willi e Ist' gut the linen ; prisoner ali` , Aleted l' hs' had lnittsjit it within a note of Eduetvare, i.t • a gip-ey mutt for i ! O. They teak him to Mr. Ivers, the ftssnostt ate, w lisle fifty beard il of the tunrder. J whet Seel viitifirtut d the former eridoneo v , to) tollowint• pri.s:ner ion th•• lit - l:L Atter he find hid iii, licet.lllilt 411 lien' h a . , roue 1,,,. the' linen, t‘ittte.s told Wm it etas is poor lame ~toty, an.l hr nite..t have s t o • , , le:i it near the •pot whete they ttif•ti woe ; but the prisoinq persisted in 11 Lis haiiiog,bui.glit if, ittittil:g, (hut it abiJit have liven sti-irti, or it it,i„:lit F )toot. \Vi•tiess ii rivi s eil h i i i t. t o take it kick to where he had stolen it ; l but the p.isoner ati- , wet:t tic did ma to ea , svliele to take ii. A. tlicV ' w;- , re titly.og him host the ri , :i.t, he said to witness, '• Good Cod Al_ ostchtv ! soueg man, don't licit me; I II give you the bundle ; I . boujil it. and it would be a sad tiOi - g it I t‘: re let into lustier t t ioilde about i. ; I air. the eldest of elesen children " '1 tiny then took tutu to the .10-tice, (there they' were Sislorrist si Of the 11111111111111cr. 3:isisoi fireinmer corrolwrated tht. vvi , le:ice,ot Camber and Seel. John ibsuk. a e. - .11•441de, received the Inoalle from Seel at itis. leers's 11011:,f! (ii 4 use 4:li hist. which he prothwed in Court. James Du!.!wis (re-examint d) said, lie the same day the murder wis eno,iietttod iiiis4ul souse shirt• anti handkerchiefs, one of which out at the bui,ciitt hit i t . 0 1 ,1 i f it d to h t pi, ~‘vit. lie ills.. swore to the hloodv pc ker, sslnelt Ise wits pi: , :nive wit• nut ht sit when he vrt:nt:out tram dinner. Ile also inured it ts,:shing bill found is the bundle taken limn the pii sontir to be Ilia dcensoed's lot ad wvitii:r. Jarne: Jones, .t t.ervant. thltosed that Mt',. Dobbins washed for him. LA paved five shirts and .3 silk hatAikereldef tound in the butodlu to be his pri:periv. Ueorgistass Cultists delivered somt• things belonging to her Insister, Mr. Linglilso, which she swine to be the same fotnol in the bundle. .Duldsins (re-exansi..ad by Lind Filenbolottgli) said, that when lie left lug wile rater dinner, she dad nut conilif..iii of having been rubbed Of ail this... 'lie prisoner said nothing in his defence, but that he bought the beadle. Liiid Eftenburengh summed op the ts'idence, and the Jury, without beAsliall(1111, issilliti She risoorr gt,tity. 'F i x lb. corder passed seritt net' to to: , hanged en 11Tondav next, and the bud' to he 4' I , It'il iii the gurp•oll% fur dc•serti4an ; iinit•lsing wills the ustitd prayer tif " Slay God alit- infinite eoudoess haze satires ass vont soul.' The plisonar teplitd Cloud, " May tbe etti•se of (i:ni attend :y,t) 'lay and night, both in this (vorlci and the hit xt." \ Win. Connolly, James - Sitl.livm, Wm. Ilitii:i way, and Dennis Leary, "vela. indicted for the wittol mitrder of Barnard !..;Itields, en th e ~ 9th of tiler-ten:4er, in King-street, St. Gesrge's in the. East. • The pri,teq r Ilan away w•e• jut ettrioily .4 u, watchman, for an a`-aunt, and Lilo tiger pi ssinst us attempted ti' rt •cne Ilion, but It'll-'d, told he wil liiii."l; to the watch-11011-e. At'rr he was earils.' , l iswAy :he scoot.: c-oiti nue& and, in the end, the tillortunate dt•ceined met hit tintitutly f.t'e. Set.er..l willies-4e. ( )rote() all tile p.i•murts Its ils.ve t , es - is is the athav, but tio .ifse could *ay vshu lied given the initicky blow which occasioned the death. • Air. Alley, ass behalf of li:inawav, sebinitted to the Cont . ?, that he having beets 'f is:Hated train lilt! Whets, nut-d taken to the watch-!,hose previous to ' , liield' being killed. could It't oc atOlty of inuAer, and iii••Co,lit alit,wilig the arena's-1n to be g-orl, told tLe .tiny to aNitsit iii.is, WhiCii tI.CV did :les orstitsrly ; aod the *.ri:ll proceeded ag.i.0,1 th oc , rest ; la..t as thvre was no evidence th.ir any of the 0114 , -P, wriit to4iir the ijilertuaate deceased whet* he re‘eived the loiew wlue,b eeGaimeeti his THE NATIONAL REGISTER. death, and it appearing that twenty ur thirty wore Trislituf..n were ea gaged in the course ()I the tray. the Jury acquitted all the prisoners. Joh n Str o ng wall indicted for •the wilful mut der of fis wife in Au tonv-Atrect, St. (-;enr!. , ,e'siii the East. '1 here was no evidence but his ()At children, and 'hr.': ie,pltectina was so coi - sued and defectiVe, that it amounted to nothing, and the Jury found bin' not guilty. S kTUI-ZDAT. Charleis Hardie Allen was loi oi neted for feloniously secreting and emhereing a certain letter, sent from Datoflittii t nii a 1l lul,i i ti a Kent, i. i t l o ilnk M o r r . Wentworth, at Wandswoo th, in Stirre, cc I:lotion.' tole. he being employed us a !Weer of letters by the Ge neral Post Olive, Sir Wm. Carroty having Mated the circumstances of the case. the following t%ititesses were examined : Mr Richard Clarke depo•ed that on the 19th of Jul.' last, he being in the emplooleot of Mr. Hale, of Dal t ford, transmitted to Mr. Junes WviltWiP'il, Of A ' inutiv% cm th, a letter containing a Bank u 4 Etielood time, No. :7315, dated `2 i-t May. 1814. He put it in the Po..t Office hints( If. The note was the property of 111.. Hale. lion v Herron, Post Master of Dartford, made up andeorwat ded else I. tter b.. 2 for London, on the 19th of July, and pot therein all the letters itt the box,. Charles Read receives the mails at the General Post Office, as they come from the eouotry. Received the Dartford Mail on the ‘2oth of Joly, and delivered the bag to the prisoner, whose duty it was to sort a pot ti an of letters. Charles Piesse was emph•yed on the 20th of July iii the Post Ottiec. •%V at the same table with the prisoner. His duty was to open the totes and assist in stilling the country letters. It was the duty of winless au I prisoner to put to the letters the charge of postaoe. For this pnrpose every letter would pass through the hands of winless or the prisoner. The whole of the letters whicls came to his hand he gave reenlarly over to the prisoner. Mr. James W coto twit lives at 'Wandsworth, and is servant to Mr. Ilale, of I) smelled. who is a milktright. Did not receive any letter on the volli of July. Expected a letter cuntaioing a remit twice of moors , . Ro! , err N a ,,1 1 , shopman to Mr. Dl:worth, a linen-draper. in Bishopsgate-strect. proved that the prisoner came to Mr. Edsworth's shop - on the iWh of July to purchase sante handkerchiefs, for which he paid with a 101. Bank of England tone, and wrote on the back of It ~ J. Wilbraham. Tiaralgar-plare." Identified the pri-oner • afterwards at the Giltspurestreet Compter. Had no doubt of his person. Peter Dowling . , clerk to the Solicitor of the Post-Office, made ' dilieent enquiry at Trafalgar place, for Mr. Wilbraham, but could not find any such person. • • Another Bank of England note was then produced, ssliich was reeognozed by Nash, as the same which he had received Irons the pi isoner. ' Mr..Hngh Perkins, son to the SoliCitor of the Post• Office, re ceived the note produced from the Inspector of Batik notes. arthe : Pants of England. It was cancelled. Here the case for the proscention Was closed. Several most respectable persons, spoke tavonrally to PT gene '. rat character of the prisoner, %%Ito is the son of very respectable parents, and is no more than 19 years of age. . Lord Eilenboreugh having tommoned up the evident*, the Jury ifoteol the prisoner guilty-- Dead:. There were five' other c h arges a g ainst the prisoner, of sim il ar o :i dectqi!ilion. 1 Elizalielii Long. was indicted for stealing three brooches th e pro ti petty of Ahr.Jiam Cal,:co in the dweliine hone of Mna ia Clarke. li 'the Prosecutor not attending and his evideuce being necessary to . 1 .1 the pia,F,ectition, the pi isotter was acquitted. Thomas Robinson was indicted for maliciously cultiog Rees Har i ; 'is, with intro., to do him sowe grievons bodily basin. Rees }lads deposed that I,e was a disscniing e schoolmaster and resided at Chelsea Com mon. On the 20111 of ergyMan and a 1 I September he had been 'olio:ton to collect some rents and remained titers 111 ten o'clock, as 10• was comilig •i•°"' the nc e . 1 " 3 " 1 ' ILltier (lw:bur; Walk, a ili:ii) started upon plot *nil kooel,ed him di:wo—the • man said, " 1 hare b..!eu waitiii: fin. you some time, nad now I'li de for you,"-‘vitnusi i ,c u i ve a , eve I A !kw, w hile oil the gioniol alit! Iv:* i:lcisions were i n l e t . i ii I:ii eve, but he c:mid not we with that instrument ; he L*,iO3:lld tor ttaS not heard. R ite-toyed t o 1 :..r va t t o p arr y the he m , ‘s Lich the rri•f!!;lr erotioto n te wive him, wilt ii 11t reeievon an t ee t,o„o ou ti.(' tim•l, of the heat', I:e cried ir.:i•.ler! and a wair!orian extol to , his a-sklaner. The pri•mwr was thcii -s -erves, a ud w i; nc ..,!.. N ait , ( . 511iVV) ( d to a roads to St Bard:oton ew . ri lire vital, where he icjii•iiilCLi for ticeii'l three weeiss. ;Surer stew