The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-09-06 00:00:00

v. Spalding, _ Royal Mail Coach, eery evening ; to Spilsby, Loath, Grimsby and Hull, afternoon at a quarter before six. Carlisle, Pewit'', and Whitebaven Post-Coaab : goes with four horses and a guard all the way ; passes through *rough. Appleby. Greta-bridge, Ridtmond, Catterick, Boroughbridge, Wetherby, Aberford, Doncaster, and Grantham ; sets out every morning, and perforate the joar 'Bey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the road by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their seats being secured in the next coach. Kendal, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonadale, Bolton,. Charley. Ormskirk. and Oarstang post-coaches, every af ternoon at Five. Liverpool. Warrington, Kasteford, Stone, Stalls* Litchfield new light font inside post-coach, called "Defiance." every evening at fire o'-clock, to the Sammie • Head Ina. Dale-street,Liverpool. Wakefield post-emeh every morning. Suaderlani. Stockton and Yana Coach every more kW the George Inn, Sunderland. Sbelleld and Rotherham post coach, called •the Rodifilya barn. fury morning at eight, and the Nelson at Nine. • • Chester, Newport, White:hard', Tarporiey, Nampteitil. Northwlch, and Mlddlewleb, pest-coaAseveryeendeigM *Week. • Manchester. Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Waled, and Wolverhampton new foot lesidepost-eoach,Wvery aflame'. S. A. MOUNTAIN and CO. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Public, that they will not he account able for any Parcels. Passengers' Laggage. Wridags, Flute. fie. orator, than Five Pounds value, if lost, stolen, or da maged, unless entered as such, and the !names paid for acorCngly, at the Saracen's Had Inn, Saownhill. London. man go up to that officer and say to him, It was you that shot the man f" upon which the officer laughed. Mr. ADOLPHUS observed here, that this witness had certainly been examined before. Mr. Blakie, and se veral other Jurors were of the same opinion, and upon reference to the Coroner's notes, this was found to lie the case; whereupon the witness was reproved far trifling with the time of the Inquest, and ordered to withdraw. Mr. Btakie, in answer to, Mr. Adolphus's inquiry respecting the examined' a.of further witnesses, said, 1 have to observe, that I have received many letters, not anonymous, from reipectable•persons, stating their capability to give very material information concern ing the death of Honey. I therefore think it atnsost• incernbent on the Inquest to call them. • Mr. Ancient's said•he wag surprised Wilt lay per ms having important information to givi should with- . hold it so long: If it was intended to call more wit nesses, a specific list of diem °tight to be put in, or otherwise the investigation miglit be protracted to in finity. Mr. Male - replied, tbattbe bad reteired these let tees very recently, and therefore he thonght a reasoo able- time might- be- allowed •for farther exasnittatioi, without any great impropriety. The witness immediately fixed his eye on Lieutenant (lore, and exclaimed with mach earnestOm of manner, —l'll swear that is the gentleman !—That is the gen tleman who discharged his pistol, the contents of which did not know whether intended for Honey or my self; but at the time of the discharge of• that pistol Honey fell. Mr. ADOLPHUS—Yon swear that positively swear this is the man. As the witness said this, he fixed his eyes full on the face of Lieut. Gore. Mr. Ano‘rucs—And this is the same gentleman you saw sitting on a chair the other night ?—This is the same gentleman whom I saw sitting in the parlour at the New Inn last Friday night; and to whom I al luded in my evidence when last before this inquest. Mr. Anot.rnos•—And this is he whom you saw at the Horse Guards on Sunday the l9tb of Anita, being the Sunday after the Queen's funeral ?—k is. Mr. AnobPuus--That is all t have to ask him. Before the witness withdrew, he was closely exa mined by the Jury as to whether any person had exit thine& him on the subject of his -evidence since he was last before the lagnest. • The witness replied in the ne gative and withdrew. .oney the officer fired; it was the beginning of the fire - that 1 saw the officeefire. Mr. ADOLPHUS here read witness's former evidence. in which lie sad, that from the dirt and the crowd, and the wet, I do not think I should know him ; 1 think.l should;hut I am not sure. The FOREMAN objected to Mr. Adolphus's reading any questions from his or another pArson's notes. . • Mr. ADOLPHUS—I have a right to ask any questions 1. please, either from memory. or from any written me morandum. A Juror—Then so may I. . Mr. ADOLPHUS—Certainly, so you may ; but it is quite irregular for any Juryman to interrupt me. The CORONZR decided that the mode of questioning was regular. examination continued:--- , -Witness. I did say, that from the dirt and the crowd and the wet and the dirt, that I did not think I should know the officer. A Warm discussion here took place between Mr. Adol phus and se►eral of the Jurors, on the propriety of con ' finding Ilk elfimi Aatiod ; after which Mr. Hiatus. said, that the Coioner not having taken any note of the answers to Mr. Adolphus•s questions, those questions could beef no service to the Jury when 'they mime to consider their verdict. Mr.Selcus defended the conduct pursued by the Coroner. BitbAVNlf—l molt objectlo your acting as an Ad vocate, Mr. Spicer. You keep better company than we 1 - • /. • - -.4.... a... - '• ••• ... ••• . 4 • ; . ..‘' ... r • • . I . ff • - i 4111 r) . , • . • • . - (N, _ . . . • ,- • . • • .' 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THE ("melt of Directors of the (I 'tiled Company 12 At.LEUORY, in tonimemo_ latioelf *Tat . -- ei .. ven.ooo " oi . giso t wid, In a*, to at p a t Is u il e , the Rairisie Emmen; at the Daum of %teeloo. • *4a ritaaaaais sad if there whs.' lit!'"iaalaia time . ally round the r oo m as . he advanced to the table ; and. as .. nal iatention ofinaltheg an end. ottlet investigation. his eye met that of Eisele (}ore, he regarded Mm so - by order of tbe Bridget Instlialitie ; IlitieSiSsit.bi • I ___--- • MolloPlomillatt : ifir4 . 4 .r w F v ' E lY would bete adjourn tilritey had all their intensely that th e Coroner's beadle bad some enable • the . . .... . . 1 • .. . 4° Tioat ker t g e g •Co ire art Nlia bsi ce lng hi the year ISIS. resolved lo en- NOW•OPEN. t . courage Dr. John llorthwiek Oilehtist in his Lectern. la file Adatittando 14111 yC gd, Deseet i d e e,Ao..39‘ witnesses ready. He could bear sitting and *ossifies- is - pilling off Ms arealiON in order to administer the . i , , . •._ •• • ..r.....zi . 4011111A:Perheps, as well ai Oak man, and bad every in- oath to him. Maths, been ewe's, he deposed as fol- liNdeosiegreee language, by granting to him; he the teysis etched sternness. of !tree rims. * eatery of YON. psi annuls ; 'wed' the Chem: . ,‘' To .0k,114 marnaititscar .,... 7 ,- -;74r04 4 to listen potbelly to whatever tended to eln- lows, in answer to the interrotatories of Mr. Adel- /list/le: os the 211th ultimo este to a Resolution'. •Welit.. Soo seiner for thefurther term of three years, and to , .11,114:Y. - - firlillif auLtimA* itigimuu,-41,40.5i5t tpith ; bat if th ey were to extend their sit- phas ;-- . . . : , ... . • ... to Dr , oileortst fur that period . 44 .41. 0vame i or jam per - I was examined last Friday before this Inquest, and • A lumna , to 'Gabbs hies to provide a suitable Lettere Room. lowers to memo thelleueril Post'Olkw, - 7 ,..„ 1 „,—&-- oc.ot h erw il e. It would be hireable to soy I then. gave „mein), 430;icsnapg a person I saw go to Dealers in Bei , Liverpool, Leeds, II -•••- -- ",• - :The said Resolati,in will be submitted to the Proprietors for i t bele labour , wessittenti. 4 .: ' Ctrl appro,batten in confoionity to the by-law. Ca e , See. 'minim: a_.-pelisesli=ard, ,attic so . into the house, th e irrw Inn, and afterwards come - Ur. illakie said there was a witnesinstill mseitamin• oat again, and who La* was the pent* who shot , • .p. at the Quart Oily General Ceurt,_appointed to be held os lIRLING'S LAW` 9/09aftible - ~....V Witbiestent, .which is hereby made Special for that per. culate with the mallecionehitelttitgrpiA.h. a I%eealsk '. .arba proposed to speak positively No the person of Honey. •• • . ~ . trimipeter y and as it was certain that the trampe- Lieutenant Gore was lea desired * to stand it e : It ,'- . • , Tice said Relkilation is opea at this Haute Ash the ins*. Zee ' against ethoris th ed . • lia tho ttia rti lie'4 m4 I L' ftribuft lit imiumil li li e C. s a' card. or any ot h er . p i acel d or b ui i.m e l ms - tomen ,,,. • .tbelY bad . brought before them already wee Bet the Mr. ADoLentts—alow,.Sir, Is that the gmitleasan? - ,• tine•ol tier•Preeft eters. josepu DAOT, steretars. whom. the ate7d. $ ologo limo as tor die • ,tatettgagect is the affray at CumberiandTgate, it was The witness instantly - . turned maxi, looked Uent. . - ~ .1....• ' - ._ . 4 ."‘ - ' =met This Is t o aellefilee., that I.ltaward of Twansev- ;dresiskelelq that (nether evidence should be heard. Gore full in the face. bat baton he lead time to sneak, ' - CUSTOM-NOUSE. , LONDON, Five Ornotts nil be glinea le ta r4da jdr erho shall, Wi th in • 1 #.l . n r -: - .'.. Sept. 4,18 N. • foarteen day ileac the dam t boo r i mid o ivia .4 4 01 117 1 _ oth_ era eL.the Jury expressed themselves de- , • 144,143 4 alkdik the ar iaa saa ar b a d ier *ay * non re_f tba sans eltielen•Atelt eId.L.TOPOSiIIg t he bad beet liba reap:titles alsichtuslaam,.Asme his FOR SALE , • .• shall lead tot he . a.:............. .• •,.. • • .. the Iton. the COmetissioetsn If *a .0.: • es t a ir'd tel m c tie*ii '''.. . * - ek ilowo .7 92 wanwanneT LithoutitTatunsis4;lllll hi. SON 3 t&SHENOM y ap . , I.lllohelt Ilk:cawing at , the truth respecting the last examination? , ti. a Th. gesso, rest 011.. 01. • wilco , of - 4, omolleelei, when they Wens isterrupted by—. • •• II Witaesso4 net a Bow-street officer is Ostend-street Mr. ADoLeaus, who said he wondered they coati- the other day, who would hen fished me a little, but -- • :-. 4 1-. at, it A 14444 in gni afternooms , ...oembaNate el the naiad Sept. 6, MI. " - --t _Comitiercial Salk Reams; Mincing L4ne„ • __ • r a tt encon i s i n t ag e s o sear d e • ~ saaaae l i efe _otnell to hamper themselves, and waste their time with he could not catch any thing. , r : t . ' ) : • . PE FOLLOWING GOODS 'OR EVORTA. ' ably ii.ware of. • • TATION:—Rast I Ugie hesi other Prohibited Goods, ' •• z•• i -.1.-teat,, - ,• 1- "shalt masques and indirect -contrivances, when they A Juror--He thought to have capgbt a sprato—(A • '0 _ ii_.e- - „- o.. .. • himigitt have every map in the regiment , who had ever laugh.) . • less: Rooks, Prbsts. Pictures, te. . ~._ Shortly will be publlaMe4 - 1111 Eve. rat a trumpet to his mouth, at an hour's notice, when- Witness (pointing to Lieutenant Gore)--That is the • i • *• Fest Bova Cosscaterion.—Lien merry. Jewellery, pit As A r CT e te lo A i L s. ii.g. ol3B vi t a ßr n A A TEGNS. isccumv . leraPesanseoLtT7ltbeFi _eve; they ha/ their witnesses ready to inspect them. gentleman to whom I alluded ip my former examitra- evsted Beads. Silk Worm Out. ll•okt,' Picture, Prints, • t a rry, Verdigris. Cress Dims. a r iadif.W.c" , T o ys. Per- SPINE. and DSFORMITIES Of UNIICIIISTANI&UM.Nt arlsivr , Mr. Blakie said a witness would be in attendance, tion. He is one of the two gentlemen whom I saw . 11, - - 4 •ry ; Whiskey and other Spirfts ; Nip,. CM.,, Stole, from Cusonte RnevuaTtsn. RlCHrth (IQUT, eei i - &e. •at 4 o'clock. who professed to be able to speak to the at the inspection, and which two I stopped at. It-is , • ,Slats.; Deals end ether Weed; Boats; a Vasil!' tailed .... idstrilti the benn e" dams • _. , , t 4 ' Lord Liverpoot;" Materials of Vessels. and fillindry other „ see. Ve of . "IlrelMer Aedeat ' db . idoptity of the trumpeter. the other gentleman who bad his cheeks painted. liv , , • Goods es mentioned in the Catalogne.—Clear of ill defies. " ... Mr. Anoateus---What is the name of that witness? the inspection I mean when I went to the Barrach- By W. TibLEARD WARD; E. L. S. i . .To be Viewed at the Tobacco Ground. Rotherbitke; itd Member of the Royal College, of Suegeoes. elks big& • • Mr. Blakie--4 am not bound to communicate his yard, on a ticket from the Coroner, and was kept a thp King Warehouse and Callars. Cullen-House; ea e '' clefnd Chirur kat flotiet • and Fell w 'Notated/cal Se . I dny the rts,,listerday the Sth. Monday the 10th, and Totes- 'a of IA g • 1 o • name. . prisoner; I was starved almost to death st ocea. • day the 11th instant. from Ten o'clock in the, morning to t en d on . Mr. Aeos.Pges—What ! another ossonymons gentle- slog ; I was without food from eight * the . ' t Priem' for J. Ilawitau, 20, Ludgate-sheet. ' i Three le the afternooo. N.B. 'GOODS bought at this Sale must be paid for at PRACTICAL AND UNIV E RSA L SYSTEM OF Mr. Blakie and several other Jurymen warmly re- out, and— i the Receiver of Fines and Forfeitures. Office, Custom GAUGING. . plied. that nothing had been said as to his being an Coeomsa—Yon have no business with that. / - 'lover. on or before Saturday the 99th Outset, or the Ds- This Day Irßablishal, price 94. fid. In Boards. or 10s. dd. • insitt made thereon will absolutely beconie forfeited. akeoevraorut gentlemen. Mr. Blakie had merely declin- By Mr. ADOLPH Uti--4 did not point the gentleman , is i catalogue.' to he hail at the King's Warehouee, Custom- • irery strongly and neatly kelf-boand, ' I! i ' linen, on Thursday, the tith instant, Price One Shilling 0711111 UNIVERSAL GAUGER OP GREAT od communicating his name upon the interrogation of oat to spy one. as he was g o i ng i n t o another MOM. on F, me ll2lt.._ I. BRITAIN OND IRELAND r and General' Spirit Cal- . Adol p hus . Friday last; I merely said, "There he goes." y --- relator: bete, a Prictieal System of Gagging, by Pen, • Mr. ADoLeous—Any body without a name is ano- Witness's evidence was read over to, and signed by . r UVDOUAIIIII9/PRAVELLING TO DOVER. DRUG, Sliding Role, Tables.,Callipers. and. Locksmiths. according spoons. him.—The next witness was RP NISGATE. MARGATE AND CANTERBURY. to the Measures hitherto legally adopted in the British Do- Here the conversation suddenly became a rather Samuel Green ;be stated as follows—l was ex- . Four Inside Coaches, and keep good Timet . • minions; sod also according to the new Imperial Gallon ; stormy and personal altercation ; in which so many amined last Friday. In that examination I alluded to J 1 By S. A. MOUNTAIN AND CO. and containing upwards Of 40,000 Original Caleulatioe oo . ' i itutscre's HEAD INN, SICINNItI•STRECT, SNOW - HILL, Gauging, Spirits, &c. persons delivered their opinions at once, that it would a gentleman show I saw come in at the door of the Loneett. By WILLIAM GUTTERIDG E. be Impossible to give any thing like a coaneeted re- New Inn, and who I said was the person who shot 1 1 YVHE following POS 'l' CO ACH E S, MAIL Logsdon: Printed for Bscesits, CIIADOCK t and Jot . , Pa- port ef what was said. Towards the close of it. how- Richard Honey ; that (pointing to Lieutenant Gore) t 1 . it comAisii, Le. set oat from the above law:. ; Menoster-row, evef, Mr. Blakie observed, that Air. Adolphus was is the man to whom I alluded, and who shot Richard The "Telexraph," Dover, Deal. Rainsgate, Margate, 4 ',.• This Work contains also a general Spirit Calculator . , . Canterbury, Feveysham and Sandwich sew post co a ch, and Seedy feackoner, both at proof itreugth , and at If per calculated to shine only in abuse ; to which Mr. Adol . Honey with a pistol in my presence. . every morning, at a quarter past seven o'clock. Cent. above proof ; and a table for ending the value of any thus replied, that when the proper time came he should By Mr. Browne--Since I was examined before, 1 .• In consequence of the decided preference n o sivn to the Number of Articles at any price, from a farthing ad infinitues. saw how to answer the remarks of several of the Gen- have not been talked to in auy way upon this subject. above coach the proprietors are determined expettee by only a simple operatioa of Multiplication : Also the i , of . . skim') . the Jury ; whereupon— All the talking in the world would not put me off the . f ) shalt be spared to render lithe first eoneerse• of that road. Use of Hydrometers. Saotherosseters, sad Lsetosseters; Oro_ lepton, Chathaoi, Rochester, Stroud, Sittingbourae, &c. &C.. The Loaoxen, raising his voice, said, we are talk- truth. . , . ' tad ainalune, every niontitig v at a quarter past seven. —_—_—.......„—.—........_______A. let of many things which have nothing whatever to Mr. AvoLeaus—The witaimesebatacter of himself . ( . Nal:ZbAtosoath, Exeter, Weymouth. Dorchester, AD/OVIIIVED INQVSSr ON red DUD)' OP db with the business in question. Are there any more cannot surely be evidence. ... ..“. ti Dana . . isallsbit . eve morning, atoms.. through R. AMOY!. , ' • • • " :eases to be examined{ or art there not ? _ .A.J.azorvelle hie said is, -ffircued it ought to be . Poldteekiteadona, ftskillitnints 2114 •-• J A . -;oupio... `. • Duashcg. . • ,„ ..... - 6 _,.... I 11/....” /JUT" ' 114 1 iNsarls• - 1 416 1 •0 0 4 -4 0ntikeevar: -•- tti. xv EN rim asaY.—:sitrreusta S. Sprott, and others, who profess to speak to the identi- M:. A DOLPAUS—He may say he is the most honest lied llisteiget eaow four side teach, every morning at The Jury re-assembled at the Hop-poles public- I man in the kingdom if be pleases. ty of Lieut. Gore. eight ; arrives at the Coach and Horses, Southampton, by house, in the Ed aware-roe sod having answered to Mr. HAYWARD here rose, on the part of the relatives Witness, as he retired; said, he understood he was to five. 'This is a most delightful conveyance to the Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Malta's, Havre do Grace, their names. of the deceased, and objected to the mode about to he be transported, • and, if so, he hoped it would be to a 11 Chethurg. &c. Mr. Adolphus asked the Coroner whether there were pursued by Mr. Adolphus. The Learned Gentleman's better place than this. I. The proprietors of the above coach hope to receive a eon- any more witnesses to examine os the part of the object seemed to be only to defend his clients, at any Brook Page examined by the Foreman—l have - thseeees of that moppet which has hitherto been esperieneed f , , Mace the commencement of the " Union." No ruin with 'drown r risk, instead of promoting the investigation of the been examined before ; I was in attendance on Friday • , i other coaches . The Coroner replied that he really did not know. trut h . Mr. It contended that all the officers on duty last, but was not called for. I did not attend at the Be hand Bristol r ig post Amschel, through ChlFFen• He had just received a letter, (an anonymous one) re- on the 14th of August ought to be fairly subjected to barracks on the day of the inspection. I said in the i ham, fele, nod Ma borough, every afternoon, at one ; ar- , -ttesting him to summon Theophilns Debrisey, Esq., the inspection of the witneses. course of my examination that I could not at that rive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bads, aid the Lon.. 'l . don , r " Tumnan , sinntouid s wam n r i do t , wit Ro w". of No. 21, Adam -street, West, Ellgeware-road. For Mr. A Do:antes replied, that the Witnesses lie had time swear to the gentleman who fired the pistol; but • cosense to .wsit,c, HILIDOBWATER, TAUNTON, his own part, however, he thought these anonymous as k e d f or h a d b een d u l y summone d b y t h e C oroner, f ur s i nce t h at t i me . I h ave recogn i se d w i t hi n myse lf , an d t . AND PLYMOUTH. communications entitled to very little attention. a specific purpose, and he should therefore go on under I think I can. I can't say I should know him in co- f '. The "Umpire," a new Liverpool light coach, only one .The Foreman of the Jury expressed himself of the his anthority. loured clothes, but if he were on horseback and dress- •- .. air to on the roe (I, car rying four inside, sets out daily atoms; same opinion. These persons so summoned generally. Mr. Brown and others of the Jury here renewed ed as he was then, Ljk burn, Northampton, Welford, Lutterworth, illeekley, " ink I should know him. arrives at Liverpool nest afternoon at seven, through Wo- turned oat unimportant witnesses. .He had himself re- th e ir protestations against the interference of Mr. Mr. Browne — Mira serious thing to swear to a Atherstone. Litchfield, Stone, Newcastle, Kautsrovd,wav• calved a dozen of such letters. ' Adolphus in the business at ail. They reminded the man. Mr. Page. 1 ringtan. and Preston. . 'After some further uninteresting conversation Coroner that, from the very first, they had protested Witness—lt is, Sir. I bate had no conversation • Shrewsbury. Wellington. and Shifnal post coach, every J o b s C urt i s was called in, and deposed as follows :—• against the interference of the Learned G entleman ; touching this inquest since last Friday. evening. at five. Guarded. The •• Union," Weymouth. Dorchester, Blandford, SallsO I raid* in the Mmonry, Westminster, and am ofno and that the responsibility therefore rested upon him • Foreman—Look round the room, and without con- bury, Andover, Blaekwater, Baphot, and Basingstoke new profession, lam a gentleman- I was on the inside self. But the dispute ended, as usual, in Mr. Adul: fusing yourself, tell us if you can see the man who • posteoarh, every afternoon. of Cumberland-gate on the 14th of Aug. I was there phus carrying his point, and the witness, Thomas shut Richard Honey. • 7HE WITMOVTH ricerrs To GUERNSEY, izasiTs when they broke down the wall. I was very near it. King, was called in, and having been sworn— Witness—(after looking some time round the room, coettiounn, ST. MALOES, &C. I naturally ran back and turned again. When the Mr. Adolphus addressed him as follows :—Thomas pointed to Lieutenant Gore, who was seated,) and said, The "Rockingham," Leeds new light coach, sets eat ._ nearse went through the gate I heard a greet noise. Ki ng, at your l as t exam i na ti on b e f ore t hi s i nquest, yon I t hi n k t h a t i s the gentleman ; I don't say I could i every morning at eight; and passes through Baidock, and I saw the 'soldiers In the streets riding haehward Biestesuade. Eaton. Silton, Greenlee, Grantham. llawtrY, said you saw a gentleman sitting on a particular chair, swear to him in thesse clothes, but I think that is the i 1 Stamford, Newark, Retford, Doncaster. and Ferrybridge, to and forwards, very hard, among the people. They who, you said, you were satisfied was time man that gentleman. . the Golden Lien, Leeds, next morning, alien. were driving the people. as it appeared to slit. Then shot Honey. and that you could point him out at any By Mr. Illakie—That gentleman came into this Notwithstanding the uncommon expedition of this coach, I heard the firing of pistols, and saw the smoke rising time.—Witness. I did , house to day, I saw no person point to him, and sty it Is allowed to be the most agreeable and complete public conveyance on the north road, being unequalled by anyother. above the wall, nearly opposite the house 243, opposite Mr. AnoLenus.—Look round this room now, and that is the man. I saw the gentleman also on Friday Glasgow, Longtown, Gretna Green, Anan, Dumfries, a house within a door or two of Cumberland-street. see if von can point him out, last, coming from Cumberland-street towards the New Brewnbill, Thornhill, Sanquhar, Kiln, Canmock, Kingswell, They fired about seven shots in one volley. A ft er the Lieut. Gore was at this time seated immediately be- Inn ; I was alone then ; I th ought to myself that that t ', and all parts of Scotland. apestcoital daily. York, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New crowd had partly gone away. I went through the gate, hind, and with his back towards time witness, and was was the gentleman whom I bad seen on horseback ; I • 1 castle and Edinburgh, new post coach, with a guard Into Oxford-street. I did Dot go before became I don't engaged in writing, at the same time with the do not say he is the man who shot at Honey, but be t throughout ; sets out every morn i n g a t nine, by way of like to get into a mob. I then was told that a man gentlemen of the public ja i The Foreman of the is the first gentleman whom I saw fire the pistol ; I did ~ I Newark, Retford. Tadcaster, Darlington, Northillierton, had been shot in Cumberland -street, and I went di- Jury, therefore, whilst tness was looking about, not see Honey fall ; I saw no other officer there but • Durban', Morpeth, end Berwick. Paseserrs finding thew il roc y down to Mr. Lightfoot's, the surgeon, and told addressed the Coroner-. s • this gentleman, when I saw him fire. . elves fatigued on the journey , map re st what time they • please, and then proceedon without any ad/filmset lhre. him. I **same back tot:timberland-street ; lorlebelt 'Mi.:Coroner, would it not he proper that every per- By Mr. ADOLPHUS —1 am a furniture polisher ; I ant • ~ Marlborough and Swindoe sew tear inside coach. through i hear eta d ila b ae i n _ • Aldbouru, Reading, Lainbourn, Parton . Lydington, Pewsey, 6 Seem " shot I like to look at son in the room should cease writing, and sit so that master for myself, and do not work for any one. By the Coaosen—l am a French polisher of fang- that man, you know. But I did not see him, fur time witness miy have an opportunity of seeing them ? ' Wooton Basset, - ftmesbary, Hungerford and Newbu r y , lure; it is quite a secret. When I saw the man shot, I every morning. they had taken him away. Whilst I was in Cumber- The suggestion was immediately complied with, was above Sir W. Manners's (Lord Huntingtower's) Bridgenorth, Weisel, Shrewsbury and Holyhead four l an d- s t ree t, I saw t h e soldiers draw up there, 6or 7 and several gentlemen, among whom was was Lieutenant inside coach on S , eve ng ery Peterb g orough, Stilton and Hantingdoa evenin. rank and fi le of them, and a young o ffi cer. I saw a Gore, stood up. Irons.; I suppose that is about 60 yards from where R. 1 r Honey was shot. There was a great deal of firing after . t Bos, Rnval Mail Innelph OUP*" ..Polo.. to Sinilshe_ Lands_ man go up to that officer and sae to him. "It was you The witness immediately fixed his ere on Lieutenant the officer fired ; it was the beginning of the fire that 1 t I c l l 4 i 4 _. rF ~~ : -I t r: