The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-08 00:00:00

LATR DURI. IN AMERICA, DETWEEN GENERAL MASON AND MR. M'CARTY. [FROM rut IMO SZIMsAICIL ►ItDOWIAY ILlTstAct or A LITTER TO TUE ADITOII, Fi:o3l ■IIOTII '• Alt sat this (I). r.l, rah. 1t.44 MT DIAZ BROTIILIR,SO many diliereirt, and In some mosses contradictory, accounts of tie hor rid affair between M•Corty and General Mason, boa swami. that perhaps • gelation of it from a seini-taliirial source would not be gosereotahle. ' 6 This disoute between Masonand bl•Csrte was ampere than two years standing, end originated at the &mien poll in London County, Virgin's.— Wear fly. who for the meat pert mode his home in Alesindria, tiered to vete. Mason observed that be did not consider him entitled to a vote. kliCarty asserted his right, and said, that he would olio the ekeerary oath to an earcise of it. Mason then mid, if you 'near yen will logjam yourself. This was the spark blown into a flame. A dal was et peeled immediately; bet some difacelty enuring In the mil...nettt of preliminaries, they did cot meet. A Messmer war then ensued; and after abasing each ether in the most encourtenos manner, the con. test was given over, each felicitating himself that be had probed his antagonist the opposite of a gen gleams and a coward. Th ing, thee stood, and the affair was expected to hay. sunk into oblivion.— Bat the tortured feelings of Griner' Mason wield wet let him rest. On the @idiot of General Jeclison and suite at the sect of Government, Ge. metal Mason repaired thither, to mush .11k his alition, Dr. lir.mutigh, one of General Jackson's Aids, as to the course proper to porme. Ile !mid before Dr. Droliaozb the correermilence between himself and Mr. iii• Carty, and dematsded his °pi ntos who Droopiest the looter ground. The vantage wras given to till:arty. General M. thenceforth de terodued on that fatal step which hurried him into eternity. Dr. 11. was tequested to wow to M'Carty, who was in Viriiinia, and delise his attendance at Washington, without explaining the object.— WPCs rty being engaged, amused himself from cum. plEnce. A mow, letter was written, which in. dined him to start for Washington. On his arrival there he was introduced Into • room, where he met lironaugh. The Doctor liked him if he would light General Mason. No reply being immediately given, the Doctor repeated the question, and said la had a icomoolicatiott to have: ! ins from General Mason.- 111Tarty then reptiid, I will recrire no (ammonia two from lieff•fal Masco but • challenge. A chal lenge was given ; aud, accerdi.ti to etiquette, 'Mary had the choice of the :nude of fighting.— fie proposed, therefotc, that too kegs of powder shot's, be proctors% ahich they should Voids and blew themselves into eternity. ki•Caty remarked that he was induced to make this proposition, frogs the )oldie( that he stood no chance with General M. lo the ordinary say of bghtiug, as General M. was • dead shut with a pistol, and he could net use one at ell. After some consi 'oration of this proposition, it was rejected as inadmissible, sad soutrary to the established roles of duelliesg. " M'Carty then proposed to fight with muskets, et the distance of tan feet ! This was acceded to.— Accordingly two muskets tare procured, loaded with one ball each, and the combstants with their friends (cruelly abused epithet) repaired to the battle ground. " Arrayed against each either, with all the fero city of swieer their tens were brought to an order. &enough then asked, are so. ready P Silence, being observed, which implied assent, the word wis given fire !' The gene were brought to the hip and fired, and my hand almost refuses its ollice•while I write it. Gee. biases was precipitated Into an I awful eternity with all his imperfections. sod this 1 last black transgression upon his head! While! M'Carly, by a miraculous interposition of Providence (for it can be roadside eke), escaped with a alight &crutch upon Isis arm. Daring all the prepara•ion for this bloody scene, it was notorious what was go ing en ; and yet, 0 everlasting shame on these whose business it was to attend to it, no steps were taken to prevail it. Numerous spectators lined the hills around, and beheld, with sapid inactivity, the horrid contest. that I rest from this part of the abject.— Geo. Mason's body was conveyed to George Town, and from throe se his tate residence near lastabwrits A The first intimation Gets. M.'s wife had of his intention to Get.t was about Iwo hours previous to the arrival of his retrains at home. lie had left a letter for her with • friend, who. from the hope that ell would he well, had tieloyeel to deliver it.— The geese a bleb ensued at the reception of this letter, end almost simultaneously with the arrive' of Gen. Al.'s remakes, no pets can d.srrib•, nor pencil de pict. 'I he agonised trip.; of a beamd and loving wife, the mournful stud weeping cognomina' of General M.'s servants, to shoat he was a kind mas ter, and the bitter regret of his admiring neighbours, were enough to melt • heart of adamant. Ills re stains were interred with dee respect. " And now let me glance oae moment at Mr. ll• Carly. He with his second (I will not my friend), sepaireil to Alexandria. Secluded from the society its which he was wont to mingle, with feelings emeeet. 11. g almost to hopeless and black despair, he remain ed in Alesandrie until Tbersday night the I Ith inst. ',hen an opportraily offering, be took shipping for Lverpool, le coosequeoce, it is said, of an intimation shit the Giverner of Maryland. in which State the Joel was fought, leteoded to demand him fey trial 'sod penishmest. "Thee have Iwo even, blared with wealth and ex alted with boomers, whose prospects were es bright a. Lrlh to the lot of mortal mass, the one been her. ri.••l into a premature tomb, and the other driven, tittcheil and desponding, an exile from his country, a f.iptive from j•s•ire ! 0 be flintiness erf man, the ircert:teda of all earthly things ! "P. S. It is said that ki*Carly considers his m ist vati..n s signal and monitory interposition of Di ' vine Mercy, and that be has avowed his determine. Con to meanest the sense of it its his raters life. God grant that this may be tree." • Lonatvivar.-7—Thern aro aim living as residents in Or pariah of St. Peter, Tbasel. 30 persona, whose lanitni ales ailment to 2,430 years. A sipgol•iity •nrpnavd to by snparallelill by any parish in lint, i i.ra portion to as popo,o,ioo. `!'HE ATATii.gMAN": LENT ASSIZES. KINGSTON, Aran S. IV. Smith, • wretched end forlorn looking trea ter., MI years of ego, was c►arged with robbing SO. phis Totter, on the King's highway, 'boot sits lo the •rei , in; of the tel Oct. last. The Prosecetrie, on the evening mentioned, was ening from Peckham, by Camberwell-green, towards Louglihorough-liouse, - 11bout sit o'clock. She was met by the Prisoner, ;rho slopped her, and said, " Deliver up your money ! ar it will be the worse for you." The witness said she bed none; bet lie retard a stick, idler he brandished about, and saki, " It's a lie! and you most let me have the meney." Becoming much alarmed, she begged of him not to hart her, and she would give him whet she lied got. She then pulled from ber pocket half e.gelnes and some copper, which be took from her, bet was not satisfied Espying her wedding rine spots her finger, he said, " 1 went another thing," end proceeded to pull it off. She ►esistod, end the Prisoner braised her hand very much. He succeeded in taking away the dog; end witness was an fright. ened at the time, that she did not even know whe ther she bad Rivet► the money mentioned to the Pri soner, or whether he took it from her pork's., him self. The Pritooer, at the lime, scraped; but, in the criers, of the etching, slit was called upon logo to the watch-house, end look at a man, who had been orprehended for another robbery. She did so, and ir:srantly recognised the Prisoner as the person who had attacked and robbed her. Th. Prisoner b►ing milted upon to answer the : charge, pres►nted *paper, which, hovrever, was not read to the Court, his Lordship tbinkirg that it was calculated more to affect the measure of his punish. men', if foetid Reilly, than to disprove th► facts alleged against him.—The Jury found bile Guilty— . Death. the Defendants entering thi beefs in the manner slated; bet it di.l not appear that they used any threats or vinionce, noir oboe they left Holland in possession, Carey told Ifellsad if be was afraid of staying by himself, be wield seed his a brace of pistols. Mr. Cuero - coo, for the Defeadeals, objected, that this did not amount tea forcible entry. The Learned Judge said, certainly It did not, but that the Defendants might tojestore the 201. they had thus obtained. Mr. Cuawoon said, that ought to be done, and that it shoold be done ; and after some farther con. ferenee, it was agreed that a verdict of guilty should be taken to aecere the re.toiymeist. Nothing forth d at them Ambles worthy of being reported.—The limo Circuit hero fillialseti. SECOND CIIIIRDE. ..... Prisoner was then put to the bar, charged with assaulting Sarah Jones, on the lat of October, on the highway, putting her in fear, and taking frogs her person • silk umbrella and • gold ring. The Prosecutriz said, she was a widow, and lived at Peckham, sod on the flay ststed in the indictsriesit, about eleven o'clock in the forenoon, was passing along the North Fields, towards the Rosemary Branch, Camberwell, • hen she heard footsieps be hind her; she revived round, and sa• the Prisoner silweitrinot slowly upon her. She had at the time an infant child in her arms, and carried also an vet. brella in her band. The Prisoner, upon reackkag he r , looked round to see if soy person sees near, and perceiving no one in sight he suddenly came ap, and seised her umbrella. This she resisted, as well es she cnald, bet in vain. then looked mod again to see if he was observed, but the " coast beleg clear," he made a violent demand of her, that abs 'beak! give ep the wedding ring off her finger, say. ins, " I most have this too !" Wit nese clenched her hand, and tried to prevent it; wine the Prisoner raised his stick, and threatened her. Witness screamed oat " Murder ;" and said, " For God's sake don't hurt my person."—The Prisoner answer j ed, " I will if you don't he quiet."—Witness In re ply v‘id, " Too have totaled both the fatherless and the widow ;" and he said, " I don't care for that ; what I base got I shalt have, and will keep."—After this he continued to Vlllow her, holding op his stick in a threstening win, and commanding her to be , quiet. In • little time, trampler, a person appeared at some distance, and she Prisons., ran a • my. r J. 1./inborn said, he saw the Prisoner ran, end kr consequence of what the Prosecet fit said, he pursers' him. In his flight, the Prisoner dropped an um brella ; and having come op with him, a struggle en ' sued, when both fell into a ditch. Ile was, however, I overcome, arid given into custody. C. Lewis, au officer, took charge of the Prisoner, and, besides the umbrella, found upon him a number of religious tracts, • large clasp knife, a tobirco. box (containing • duplicate of another embrella), • golol wedding-ring, and other property. The ring, as well as the umbrella, were clearly I proved lobe the property of Mrs. Jones. The Prisoner, in his defence, said, be was driven ' to the act by sore distress. , Mr. Justice PACE charged the Jury, who instantly I pronounced the Prisoner Guilty— Death. There masa third charge of the same slalom sgsinst : him, bat the Learned Junoc said he would not try him npnn iii. Lordship said, he should feel wanting in his duty to society, if he did not mark the heinoosaess of the Prisoner's crimes by immediate judgment, and hating made some fowling and appropriate remarks upon Ike vileness of his defence, pleading sore want when he might hese had relief, and carrying wish him a number of tracts, which ahlvaid have laugh , hint at least to abstain from the desperate coarse be% bad adapted, he pr cod upon his the awful sea 'enc. of death. TUE LINO V. CARET AND °Twins. This was an indictment against John Carey, E. Carey, A. Iluilacd. and another, for a forcibleearry into the boom of Mary lllatch, at Dorking, in this panty, on the 28th of February last. Mr. BOLLARD stated, that Mrs. Watch was a widow woman, who lived in a considerable mansion house at Dorking, which was formerly the resialence of Mr. Wellington Carey. After his death Mrs. Watch was allowed to wide in it by f f his daughter. The Defendant', John and Edmund Carey, had set up claims to the Carey property,whi.h was very large, bat all their right centime() in being of the same name, for the clamant was an itinerant 'linker. However, whether they had a right or nst, the law would not allow any man taking forcible port. session of what be claimed, but he moist resort to his legal remedies. On the day of the 28th of February 1 the two Carey. at the bar, and she two others, with were Sheriff's °Seers, came to D.trking, and finding the door open, they all walked in, and said th•v came to take possession of the premises for Mr. El. Carey, the Iseir.at.law of Wellington Carey, and Holland was left in possession of the house. Al length, on the Monday following, the Carey. earns spin and demanded rent, threatening to distrain the goods. unless they were paid ; sod nude, this threat Mrs. Blatch was induced to pay YUI. as Tor a 'nil beef. Mrs. !Stitch coil iv sow wets cal!ed, who proved EXECUTION •r MAIDSTONE. o Thiso!ay last, the awful aentenee of the liw Wei Peernied 011 Javier Morgan, aged 30, and 11 ii. hum figura, aged 19, both capitally convicted at the late Kent Aa<ian ; Morton for sterling 101 sheep, the prrperty of Mr. Miller, of llow.hill ; ■nd Bute, 1.,r a highway robbery, committed ea the person of 'l'. Nickell", near TunhrWge•weilr. We understand 0.-at the general conduct of both the culprits after condemnation was rery prorr and he. condor. The mother of Bolus did not see him an ti! the trigi,t before his execution, and their meeting was a very trying one to both of t►em. Ti. poor woman wi"hrd to see her son again on the morning of raccuiion, but the interview, by the with of Bowie, slid rot take pine. Ar • early ►our on thy morning or lion, illey one ti,i4 41 by the Chaplain, who administered In il.r Holy ►r<crsmeut, which they received with every app.& tante of devotion. It beteg the first time that any criminal, had been taken for etrcorines from the Pi.re Jail, a areal nombrr of percons murroanded the of the prison, to sit. arcs the ttelanchr.ly rtaratoalr. _ _ _ On 11140 WinOn drawing op its front of the scsitirirl, Doors appeared in anagosief &tress. The worthy Chaplain of the Jail wooded the vehicle, and fur reertal sninvies joined in peayer with the dying men, after which he shook heeds with each, sod they puled sills his dolt resaibla of his uffertinsinia en d pious attentions. oust .pressing their coillideUfr f , f globous re/mueslis% tbewsgb the writs of their Ito. &ewer. They libe.o trapreored • wish to speak with Mr. Powell, the Governor of the Jail. void. they also ezprossed their thanks for the humanity of his condom towards &am, and their tropes of Nighties's. la the neat world. Boors emplialiurlly seg!!mil OM he frit collides( he was going to glory. Morgan vase the int to ascend the platform. .ige walked op the hoard from the waggon with • firm step and a resigned air. The esecutioner, who had for many year filled that office, haaing beam* trio old and infirm to pet form it any longer, the person employed ow this occasion had bees procured from London. W 111 , :1 4 m dreadful preparations were per. forming for n, Bowie sat la the maggot', • most pitiable 'Ned. He was al . mjell overwhelmed with the horyst of his sitaaties. His sobs, the Way. lag of his breast, his trembling limbs, all bespoke the tumult of kis sort, chick was an soon to lease Its earthly tenement. Every now and then be cast • restful iliac* at his wretched compyiion in misery, and the sit,ht of him appeared le en has agita tion. He 'meld then 'sin his eyes to 11r-stm, as if ejaculating a prayer to the throws of mercy. His mitficings 'vetoed to make a tensible, and it is to be hoped, a lasting impression on the searoandiag filmic The ►xecutioner hewing p►rformed the necessary duties for Morgan, Bosun, with neat and trembling steps, misted by ono of the turnite;s, ascended the scaffold. WI distress appeared to 'increase, and the twr+sk►y Mil him by the arm, while the halter was made fast. I!...wra riclaimed ro Morgan, " We 'bell meet pill iu happtnesv." The latter replied, sr YVe shat!." Tb►r thins ,hook hoods with each other, and with the eserotioner, who Immediately descended from them. The d)ina culprits pr.yed very fervent. ly, and with that rapidity of 'Merano., which a sense of the barrow bend between life and eternity in. spited. In a few 'tweeds the fatal belt was withdrawn, when an occerreoce took place that was &feast to the realties humanity. The elecetioner, who we undo wand had acted In that capacity at Newgato for upwards of four years, had apparently taken every precaution that humanity could ender such dread. fel circumstances suggest; bet, notwithstanding all his cam, on Ilse fall of the drop, Mown, who was • very heavy man, fell so low that his toes touched the platform, and immediately after his weight brought him nearly on his feet. An estima tion of horror escaped from the lips of molly who witnemed the eccerreneo, anil much indignation was expessed against the eaecatiener; bet the persona sorronneing the scaffold with great celerity mod p r e_ ',nee of mind almost inatani sly got allay the platform from ender his feet, and relieved the feel ings of the spectators. With respect to Nlergitt, we do net believe that his sufferings were at all or prolonged by the acciileat.'ile greatness «f the fall and his weight appeared instantly to deprive bun of esiatenee. lie eltd not inhibit the least symptom of mo tio n , nor ei.l Untrue seem to be much convulsed. ' The meow of the accident, which might have pro dared comiegeences ton sill•cline to be thought of without shuddering, is varion•ly accorsistod f o e. h e slipping of the upper knot aid the ',fetching of the rope have been saggeoed, but we are more inclined to believe, that the bivalents 'manna of the terce lsinner in leaving the rep. very slack its shorten the pairs of she sulTerers, combined ta i.h Use mrrene• stance of his Leine unacquainted will ti,• name, depth of the drop falling, were the real c.e•mr nt the acci dent. It is I:siuful to enter into any discossi. • rev sorb a subject, bet we have felt it a duty to the his to el rorwething on it, to prevent flip rirenia. of kilt reports, which such an occurrence ithetc to create. ILP criminet• hn/1 heat 'erre limo.. the •goil tiblgo‘tir , tt tern* 1..,k p!•C.%. r.rd with wet,‘ appl: i..q In ;fie •tor:!•innnr f. r the ptirl..).• hafinl th" r••11 4 •-•I rri.h a haw! rt t! e d c! •••ri, tv; r••••;! ,1 i . 1 • • :lign•r r the : l!1 Fri, Pr t eg • r. n ! • ^i• .. • r cC'.fu•. both tries, aid of oarless aga r underwent she opera. ties. One decent piettv.h.oking girl, lobe's 17 )eara of age, ptesPuteti httl"li at the moment w hi et the holy of Morgan was ut In be cut down, and she aciesl. ly got apes his collie to Maud relbrieettly high fi the head of tha corpse to be drown 'eyriesl time. ewer her neck. liner great gust hese bees Its crediail which coml.: induce a vung girl, in the face of bus. deeds of spectators, taus publicly to impose herself in the performance of an act so terrible( to the fe. male delicacy aid general feeling. it is truly pr. liable. After hanging the usual time, the bodies were an down, and being placed in shells were conveyed to Moidst-mv for interment. W. lawn, we believe, was born lo the vicinity et 'Web,trlge.s ells, and early aeseciatioo with bad cow: patty, that freitfel 'ogres of crime, brought kiss to his ignominious mod. The olitmo for which be saf.t feted was a high•ay robbery committed in the uijbt f mud attended oils the most savage cruelty. Little is publicly known of the inns of 41 other criminal, 'mild that they ere rripectable.--; lfs "taw In the cateoder stood lures Mnttire; bet that gas not his real nags, Maidiaose Paper.) PULICIL A DANDY IN TUE NCO. actED/Al.l-- Oa Wedwalley Jebeph Crier. • weerMeekled Intl et 10. appremitip I• Mr. Lausgoaff, tailor. I, ball-mosri. tiii•por-.breet, +.• br•egM up before the Num* A kierms. Mr J. Pumas°. charged by bas Meliiieff abiamdirg hes hi. ier. r. inuirtaf owed. filet the lad ran away frees bear early In January t he etuaired Woman we where he oat, forgave and ine: him in e his ser. ice Rinke ; ie attest 10 dupla& Orr% ard., no the Welt Jeoaary, be abseaadd del drab tyhi..h mind Is. mull ea • me lidiap Ohba all Tatuday twain frt. she. he aeridrimilly tort low la Loam lase. and rise him In ehnrge of a wattionta. he hid was spores limed to bine fear year. age, by the Trawee. of M. Jaw es t wau game a permillia rd with bon; be Ohs mower) enraging to lad LI w in beard. Indite*. sad Tue tiny. on bring gio.iiettril 'say be raw away, wed weedier he had au; complaint to nate model.. bey waster. Mid, be bed her. A. he appeared eery derettly sad rather suinr , l) dirtied. tl.r Magi time 'tweeted we wieprift at die rionitulat. awl entriirril If the tiddler be had net were furnidied I.! hi nia.ter Ile replied they were; bat he had itediieg better $0 .i;•vor 10 on Sunday.. the ...4 lei 414 'hem a on on feuredallna far she eion l ilaigo. • Ow hey'. appearya ir prayed; bat be bad beard it byfere. Mew he tau hue, the doe lint ; hr them aimed in remove it. *ad pat R wit of clothes i• bead for hie; Mil whether 1••• thew not gr.nd entomb, orwl.efewstiy laybiewable, he t. •. :..ray again 1.-fitry Skil were fahh.d, • fru a unusable ndr nnistion funs the MAGISTRATE. .3 I.h pr wig le cuadett binielt sill .a fntare, Wee lad was AIWA apta his Math r. . . _ . _ r Nirlud 11.,her r wee charged w ith friany ander the folios i eimennotanres: dr. Petro, utitor, No. 13, Cor-sinr nttect, otated, ohm about right is'et..ek that 'minim, be being 111 a hi. wife war preparimt breskfart. awl boring oera-sla to go into the kitebettoto her more ..w the paw tge door Wolf nom, sad estrange IMO peeping in, as if ma the Retch; .be Immet &Mei, rus mod fatted to She door, and goo; Wu the peeirter Mad She .111911 T there akb a runt wo w , i l k aroo, l um e n h a I Men lyiag ea aeh .ir ; she immediately eruct) hmt, a d ila ansimaime of Mr. I. deli, a lodger, wham her . vrie. bray* to her aid, revered him la can ady. Mr.. Pow beige me, lid through the fried esuid aot attend, and the ?dram was there. fore remanded W•1111111 , 11TIMIR OM Wrdseeday Richard Pratt, awl hie sound inerried m , t Veutheri, were Anafly r•ansimsol es a lore, of ri.libles she warehouse a Mr. Lour • is Wheeler. greet, tipsto4bride of a quantity et Illaktosse•••11 vrenriag apparel. 1111•1.1.: were d ie ~read is she rooms( Pratt. else Prateteder% oppoostiee, sad part el she sprawl is the pea. amiss sr lob esst.ser phew takes up. airbus( Pratt wren. rained Pat the robbery, and hi. .Near ma his aseennary. k AQu A LK CONSCIINCI -uTint Mosober he 11, certain Some who bad norystali of kis insepos• deal constituents, socordlog to l former *entrap, lately excused himself by a letter to his 'gest meth% Owh the ',sweat outcry sigainst corruption! rendered it iistprud, 4 to (fissility his pecuniary eagagensists •ith the voters ! Immediately after the Grim. Cos. trial of Owirnit v Gwvote, nn the 2511 t ell. C. CORNWALL, FAL of Meccas Court, waited open the Defeatism, *At s rhalleng. front Lord natant'', and staled that his Lordship had resolved to expose him In every peso. Me way. After sante delay the Defendant stained as second J. M. Gooses; of Llandovery, who, hew. pest, en the 27th, informed Mr. CORNWALL, that he had advised the Defendant set to meet Loaning. roan. Mr. CORNWALL then reed to Col. Ginnui his Lordship's Address *• To the Gentlemen of Caro wastlieeshite." Imposing the Defeadaat's mode's ; and posted two copies of the Address &Oast OM Towo.hall sad Castle lan, at Llandevery. MARRIED. Oa the 34 last. at Cra‘tl , 4l. by the 1t.,. Mr, Laattres4. Mr. Thames Tileathery. hlee4-arrel, to Nis lawary. at Oa farrper place. On the ?a lost. at Upper Kentish -lawn. nOef a AGO Mom, Paean I Ann. wood sinsoilmer id H. brameill, Ihnipaged were 3e4r. and r gin months. THE SEMINARY. Tlwre are who Yoßrunsis fragile Getman eserl. A• 4„:. 11 telei.lie prr4.miaset. 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