The Statesman. — London, England, 1824-01-07 00:00:00

A' r AN QuAALA, No. SEBO teen•••" ---- ADIRLPIII THEATRE, STR %NO.—Doctor Faustus and the Black D mon; r Pantomime. twhieh the Manager feels gat Weed has never been surpassed, if equalled. by any pre. yous produelion ; nod the Hea r t o f NI id Lotlden ; or, the Lily s t .Lennares: 'lasing been received with the ntm'.et shouts ~fspprohation, by a crowded end fashionable audience, it will to repeated every evening till further notice. TIIIS EV EN ING.and during tt a Week, will be presented. ~rrth„ Piro titre •I this Theatre. the Melo Dramatic Barlett et that HEART of MID LOTHIAN ; or, Tile LILY of St. I soAlt charavers by Mr. W. Ramses. o h Jervis. Mr. WilklAson, Mr, Chapman, Mr. Brows, Mr. Salter, Ir. Meredith, Mr. Elliott. Mx. Sanders, Mr. Daly. Mr. cooper. Mr. Smith a a. Lady, tier tlnd appearance at this Thea tre, ;lip Phillips,Raker, MlsorPltt, Wsylett. Mrs. p rya r. fra. Daly, Miss Brown, Miss'Usliklol Miss Ireland, gra. Dennis, Miss Vidal,: Ike. %per which.he new Citr:stmas Pantomime, DOCTOR tUNTIJkI end tbe BLAITK DEMON; or, HARTEQUIN sal the.SEVSN /AIRIER of the G ROT I'o. n teloon, Mr. Pas —Clinic. Mi. Kl;by—Colombine, Mrs. Searle. Buses.is. ' Pit. gs. fist. Is. Doors open at 6, and corn wee at half past s fl. Half Price at half pest S. Box office o ..afrom 10.1111 4,rhar places may be taken, and a private sex had nightly, of V). Callan. terly LE FIRE AND LIFE . OFFICES, casess ittiellyNT STREW'', C, •111. NE R OP .J ZAMT X ITEM, -.''; '' , ST. 4•111 i S'S. lliEVirectore respectfully suhat:l to the Public Ithe odeentwees to Persons insared at th-se Offices. The Terms iste Unusually liberal, with the benefits of every oth , r 'An. eeplidned. The payment of Re• tis a.lowed to soffrrers sv Fire teltliiint any Increase of Premium. Nn charge is made for Pelifiells no respensilli.lif can he incurred as in Partner si.ip &Welles, where every ono is liable for In.,ses to the es tattier Ids whole property. ' Life Insurances .- ffectei on the mote egoitable tediem - voil all Vfe solicits remain in force .'itrieir the peewee*** assured in decked vessels to any part o f the ()crafting, bikeen the Texel and Havre de Once. — I hriatefs Policies abbOrd be renewed within fifteen rays from iliat patio,'. . : • WM. BEItTIIA M. Secretary. EUROPSAN LIM INSURANCE AND (NNUITY - . COMPANY. "lan PIACI. BLACK FR I %Oil. LONDON. ESIDDDT--40.111d Berkeley Portman, Esq. M.P. TRysTsms : Piriir. Can, Bart Sir Win. Paxton, Bert. J. Rent, EN. M.P. John [Farquhar. Esq. Sir C. Forbes; Bart. M.P. J.B. Gilchrist. LL.D. J. G. Harris. Esq. J. H. Stacey, Esq. Cs. J. Saliva°, Esq. DIRE(' Ale• . Tons: J. Rent, Hsi. M.P. W. Paxton Jervis. Esq. James Selland, R..q. I John Polmiestrle, Esq. Rev. P. la Breton " Wm. urgent, Esq. T. 11. Call, Esq. Esq. Josiss 11. !timer'', Esq. J. G. Herrie, Geo. James Submits, t a g. W. Holmes, INq. M.P. I Edward Wright. Esq. • ' Marseasse Diascron—John Clark, Esq. Billgsas--Nlessra. Marten. Call. and Arnold. Ptivsinsta•:—Thosnos Thumps. n. M.D. Conduit street. So Llc ITO R—M r. Wm. Spike, Temple. N• addition to the Reduced Ratd of Premium de- I mended by this Company on Policies for Life Insurance, t. ensnle ail delimitations of Persons to avail themselves of irch an advantageous method of providing for their Families, the aft:Jots hews bad Tables calculated, by which the Pre- Shams ae:ty be paid quarterly, half yearly, or annually, at the et lion of the insured. Persons if clung Insuranciia for the whole period of Li femre ismedietely entitled to participate in whatever division of phi shill bake \e charge k made for Entrance or for Policy, *slept the Stamp, rod the loomed are permitted to go in Steam or other Reeked V 495011, to and from infriiiiOf the United Kingdom, ami in lime of Peace to and ft so soy part of the Continent, situated between the Elbe and Brent, without being required to pay an allaft.oual Premium, or procure a License from tke bo , rcters„ ' • Coralloy - senfinue to 'mimeo Money ow Aaauity S.- - or,-.1 on Freehol.l.Copyhold, or long Leasehold Property, or is Money In the Ponds. Prospectuses may be had. gratis, on application as above, or it the Oleo of Mr. B. WINTER. Winchester. ATLAS ASSURANCE COMPANY OF LONDON, !adduced lbOlik, and empower's% by an Act of Parliament of the 34 Ges. 111. Capital .t 1,400,000. FIRE DEPA RT SI ENT. DET URN S TO THE ASSURED.—Persons as lit seeks with this Company frmn loss by Fire, whose Po l. ies for SOW. and upwards have been in force for five years eu Mit at Ceristnt , .s 1t322, may receive at the office in Cheep s, et II the London Policies. and of the several Agents in the eery on the Policies effected in their respective A geneles, Return of V 3 per Cent. on the amount of the Premiums paid le , such period of Ave years, agreeably to the system of this (.11re. as fully explaieed in the Office Prnpnsuls. RENF:WALSt.—Receipte for the renewal of Policies ibe at fsrisheas Day are now wady for delivery at the office in iseive . thttaml by IM Country Agents, and should be taken tip wltilltr eyes days thereafter. :SEW POLICIES.—New Assurances may be effected at of time according to the printed Proposals of the Company, asd ao charge is made for Po.icles when the sum assured sisovm s to 3(5)!. • REVr.—An allowance is merle for the loss of Rent of Build- Ns rendered untenantable by Fire. !APE DEPARTMENT. InDiTIONS Ti) POLICIES.—Persons centred for the w"..e term of Life, o Ili have an addition made to their Potitles ees7) -ei•i;•`h year. on the principle en beneficially practised ti.ll,4iy ut the Eteitable Assurance Office; or the amount c.tieof way be applied iu reduction of the future payments of Problem. Pstitles may also be effected fur the whole term of Life, by a 4rnittt nuieher of pearly psynveuts. Tables applicable to tit seshie of Assiumece may be obtained at the Office. SP " RlSlL—Perin Company allows certain passages by eta le decked vessels. witueut extra Premium, as set forth in .uecqurnions of the Office Proposals. I'mposals fully explenshry of the principles and rates of the - , taimay : nay be had at the principal Office in Cheapside, eel of the several Agents in the Country, who are utr:zed to tak e tile appearance of Lives proposed for As smote. HENRY DESBOROUtiIi, Jun. Sec. Ctunpslde London . Dec.2o, Dec 1523. BEACON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Nc. 8, Chatham-place, Illackfriars, Loudon. numerous. ROBERT WARD. Esq. Chairman. 01 JO - N WRAY, E sq . D e p u t y Ch a i rman. ".anla Aoslev. Hog David Lelqc. Esq.. P.J. Routerie..Esq. Lturebee It. NI-rris, Esq. 9,:dy Hallam, Esq. sir 11. Parnell. Hart. N.P. " " l anneenhey Esq William Sotheby. Esq. ).ari14141414).1. Esq. ' M. W. K. Spencer, RA. A .. ~ N 11111 , 0 ,19 !Director—John Clark, Esq. -lbrs—%l in. Petrie ettufer.l anti John Wray. Esquires. , : :5 .0 11 Ise per cent. abatement of the ordinary Premium Pri s ate Dwelli ngs and OD a ll other descript i on pr ' . 1 thy; ropOl'DOODbiy liberal redection ad eases ; ▪ v:.. , .shca of 5 per c ut. on trom duty payable to Oovuromant REDUCED RATES: Prem. Doty. Total. nsellihnt-holises andrar• a. d. o. el. el it• ▪ Nr, cut bea•rdous. • I 0 Vl9 • 4al per ,eioo. h , rics and Warehouse's tiquit s slot hazardous. 1 9 910 4 7 ditto •. 1 3 VlO 4 7 ditto Himiurrsleye and Co. Pall..gall ;• sad olr I , •• • flauratou, cud Cu; daltholoatow Lam u, 4 f 7—'''.--.... -"-"""P IPIRIMIMIr r iIV - --.' ... nil * - . lir - wpr i rpp. .. wargipprinr . --:rtirrr - - - -- - I ' 1 0 t • ~.. , . IL- •-e - . *0 • ' '-' , .. 4' • - i , ~. :•." ... , -, . a f- " ....1 :-.1 , -'• '- I i . • • •-. ' . . „ ; 1, 4 1 • - : . , . ...• ...... 4* ' - .... ~ , , • • 4 , . 4 A APINIMMiII ' • LONDON, WEDNE 3 S DA. Y, JANUARY 7, 1824. . 11 r I . , . gni, ~.t : • PRICE 7d. and pocket hooks ; these with the perm and books were burned. The carpet bag sVVI then oeened. Thurtell slid that that bog belonged to the man (he did not name him) whom he had shot. The hag contained wearing sprite; and she tine materials. All were taken out and eeamtresi and nut in evils , . with the exception of two or three si'k handlicrchiefa which were I..ft ont.'fisere wasa hickgansino*o boa rd,rlice, and cards. (Ws t eess here Went •fi.d th sse prie' ea which kid been produced.]—There was besides a dolt , ;t barret!eil gun; it was taken nut of the cage. The mew, bag and the bacitgentinon board were tokm to town next slay he Thurtell aesi Hunt in a gig. After feminist. ing . the things it was proposed to have some hrandy.ar I water. end I isur!ell said, " I mean to have Barber Ilette• wont and Woods." Barber Beaumont is connected with an insurance office is I. radon. Woods is a young. man in London, who keeps company with Mrs. Probertl 4i -ter, Mils Noyes. 'Fluent might bare been mire said, but I rho not retuesnher that there was. I recollect that Thurtell staid. 44 Joe, we ir.uet •uow go ant and fetch the holly, at d put it into the pond." I said, " Ily Hod von shell .00t eat . it io tbkpond (the pond in my srerd•.n) for it will he tbe came Wmy rein." Thurtell said, " Had it not been for Hunt he (Mr. Weirs) would not have been. Isere, fo .1 should isiv:sa killed him in the elbow hew, an I then re• turned to towu to inquire of his friends why he hid not joined me." We went nut. At first only Thuttellsalid Hunt went out p they cause back to ore :—Tisurts.ltia.d. " 4 Probert, it is too heavy— vs cannot carry it;) :riser. .: had been gone oat about a 'parer of an boar. Tllai:l4.l-'7 then said, " Will you go clang with me, .P,nasit ? I will hiat a bridle onmy hors- and fetch him."l .eeittnet• 11e ' m, and Thurtell and I went to tee ca' , le, leavjoje. tit . near the gate. We took Thurreil's home. and wer, to ~,.... the body ; Hunt waited aboet , auJ did not go to the plare„ ...: 7;0, 4 g-. We put the body on the horse aid brought it into, file; ' , . 0 th1e... 1 :: Werdle's field, near tray garden gate. Hantstbs a tonkilse ia...i '•:;;:,. horse to the stable, and ram- hack to es in the garden, - . .?;.'b e arse.i c and we drozssesl the body through the garden down to cite'... a. -.7%. ."., uonsl. We put efew stones into the sash, and threw il:o body into the pond. I do not know where the leathortr ' WAS then: she feet were. then pally above the miter; 4 , f burtell thr a cord ore'ril the feet, .d I - &Greed .ser body to the,. 'sidle of the pond; ' b .. to my cottage I went to bed almost 0 my wife up. Next morning I r 1 o'clock; fleet told me what he doing; he said they hid been dow the pistol and knife, bet n-ither I asked me to go and look fur them but did not ; the reason I did nut —When I got into the line, I to) there; so I soak no notice and w, they went away in Thurtell's gi before mentioned with them. I down again n itli Thom is 'churl Noyes, Hunt end Thomas Tburti John Thurtell and Noyes walked ti. bundle of clothes, a spade, and a Was to bury the des eleed; Hunt l'hisitell went back to tike rip deli. When be came Hunt 'was very dir sir and 4iage his dress; he we deessesf in almost new clothes, clo:he; had -h-lsinged to the deco down a 'aide wits. him; he. tot I m.• thrown it r over the hedge into my ga leronghe'lt.th tory the deceased. A *cried be and I. , odlttre(yosilestifte pea ff . (he 4 1.) - Zy gin3._ coei 1 - 1 - ea "'NW' "-N 44 . rta•lisklit will lie the re fur boon a person of Ilk na me - if with him to Mr. Nicholls'. .Afar rhartell what liichollalkm4 7 mood Owe slut seme olio !tail ,lir e on Friday night /shout nine ti r eloc! Were heard. He Cdr. Nicholls) salt your (ricotta were trying to frights telling this, 'fisortell said, " then " I think it is a had job. I am I her-, anti I am afraid it will be us' " 0, never mind Probers, they c• said " the body muse be taken out sai I, " I will tell you what I'll do, all gone to had, I and lie will ;., it." I sail tills will he as hail as leaving It My pond; if you bury it in usy garden. John chattel time said;" I will bury him where you nor any one else sisal find film . . *it Were theta going into the p a rlour, whets Hunt e s kit, '!,tiny' - .l* could Jo nothing with you Prohert, or me eitsser,Ol.w.Owers not present at the in Jrder." Thurtell soil Hunt satep it that night ; I went to bed ; Noyes and Thomas fisurfell wept also to bed. 1 . :1001411 Tit,irlell shirt ' skill his children; I cannot tell where Noyes slept keel. in the winning' they toid site that they had inteaste4 to bury the body in the garden, bat tar dogs had been harsitak all night, and they therethre th.):locrtt same our was soma rte grounds, an.l lied done nothing with it: Talurtert 'said, tby would coats do wu in time night, and take him (iiie deceas;ili right away. and that would be better for them altogether; die next shay, Toomss Teurrwill, Ilunt, sad my boy left toe cotters to go to London ; I had no use at all for the boy in Lonihro ; he was taken away that he might not heat the cottage to Wu. ewer questions. At night, John Thartell sad Hoot caino doll spin to a gig ; they sapped with me; 1 and John Thurtell went to the stable, leaving Hunt wittoMrs. Prottert ; Thuetitst ' Ilaid,"Let us go and get the dead hody.and)ervil ant talkiyar 'with Mrs. Prober!, and then she *Wool West ypy tahig.. Tnertel took nothlog oat of his d ig at Molt tits!:. We vreserto ... the pond, and took the body of the Eiegets4 w t a slft; we teeP/All. out of the sack,'and oat the clothe ' oft' the Oh:Bl,es' woks .tatiee of, within the body naked on the green by the side of 6116 pond, and aim returaed to that paY.eite; and told Haat that in. bOll4 and gig were ready. Trey were not. however, ready .at that time. We then went to the stable; and Jdtin Taunt* . took out of his gig a stew sack and cord. We sitsieked,bl23 its • putting the body iuto the new *sok, and then tarried. It, ell three of ds, to the garden gate.—We left Hunt Stith lie body; and I Song tie clothes into the arid.—Ttmhtreeirwes -then pat to.' Thurtell said, we bad better ivies tloWeitatt as there was 6o room for them lithe gig.-:-We put Moto .Into the gig. They wanted me to.assist *eta farther ha sit ting it its the gig. but l would not.---Some actor clothe* which had beets cut from Mr. Wears I burned; 1001S1 I dis posed of in (stn.( ways, sathey bad wished that,/ abetted& l was taken into cestody on the Teetiday,ahe day ether they shat lift my house. - ... "P" . -- • - Nov t!' -. Cross examined tiyMr. Am:mawsToms apprebeasieilty . Rutliven at Mr. Nicholls'. The cOrtlession which .1 for. miserly made was made of 'IV own accord, an d no t I n co *. sequence of any offer of pardeni. 3 1:kaput recollect haring been asked tihturn King's evideeicfr. PO not rememher last as soon as Hint had spade' Ida gonfeilioli. 1 tallied to l a person about becoming a witoeis ; I' do not know'lliat slay thing of the kind ,occOcred. ' I know the ' gtdry whic'b has been told by Heat ; . at least 1 ' hare, seen it in the pub*, istititi ; I . did not expeds•my wills tf b-conie a ifitne.s toy qfie'Crown ; l do' not know that I ixpiessed . aity Wieb if the kiod ;'I do nOt tee". that r,yad eAra atilt thing of thh subject Ili Mr. Milan trouglit 'me the soteltionie Ibist• I was to go beforC the firiktict . I !4r,;y; I 'did not knoyr eirliat I Was to fse‘eblie to, hut*expettrd to be pat OR* CP, trial; ! 1 1,4" 9,1 te en _ Mrs. Probers since, tith ly house. i I was ••tosil by Nit, Wiltlient jltas,Qa* 'Wool I be . ellwit4ll4 a . 1 - Wisdom foe Sae Aka* ii, I had MI Cellos'. let isrs-•• Mr. Neel, 1 am %imp 114,141 1 5 0e.tly . 1." lee was so ftliM• IRV ' - '• • • - I • ' . .; I 1 Fez. t • • • a. • 1 41 ' 45 `' ; 4? - , . f dr • 70, ,_ • t- - ! }~' _ f . ~_~ J" '~k..= ~. - r ~~{ . . toira I their drare•il g ..:` , . 1 we all three went b y -....-. ••• .l i ast immediately; I !on "•••• • , came doom about air?* - • . ~:A.. . and Martell had b en .. ... C-; • .. 1; 1 wn the lane to look fot , t, had been found. They s; I said I would do so, ' .!. 4 1, )0: ' look for them was this : I round some men at work . 1" • 0 rent on; litter breakfast . . gig., taking. Vie artirlen :?`s• t On. Sunday they cane - -., ' 7: • i i .fl i, rtell and a in in na•sesl 1,, tell came in a gig,, shd d•iwn. limp: brought a s newspaper ; the spade . rs nt git oat. and Too use , 4 1' a 'lin Thurttli and Naps.' ••••••o!si.i: irty; he s l ed to go up' .•• ._ did sl, and cone don:* ._ • , ~.. s; Hunt I•44:.ten tlv4se: ,•-.- ... s : sspoiris, rees.eil. Knit 64104 - f -- ..- .. rm .... aO . lOl ti.at fi r u. d . " ` ny ga: den :be sail he had .. 1. f ...* ed. After John nevelt . • .... Ifio Pe ar l 1 DlVilaiiiiti , '#• - 4 •I - ''' .. No.(' Thiene* frpr*l4, ret coon;in" to.rlito99llF • _ . I' Herrird cstie*.A.l•vefol-• . _-- z' .-- - - y . .. - it my repurn I tuiti Beni •. ' :*. \ 4 uld... X 'Watts had ...''"ts. •.. red * pin. 14 1 4 ,• -44 e..;;. - ) - ,ck, and cries ,0 140 • . - 7 0 - - '7" • ...• ~ : 1 • . . said. " I suppose . 4 , a , - 3*T- .. ... ten earl other.. IP", - ~. .+` -,, . 11 I etc berkeeP -f: ••• , •i - ,'• • r... , very sorry it happerterlV-,. --' 1 . 1 ... ; . 'toy ruin." Thurtsllpitd, ' ' Ain .••,: i l i :in do nothing ta yow. - ". 1 & ... -:.. • ---.- ' ll tof my pond." 'l' UerSell' 1 o, Probert. When 'yuir Ate 1 I eke the Awl ) ? oui anti biro . -~- _ ~~- " rib Ogigge jer *hide tIAMPDAGV Ali is did Fidel, sad SYDNEY died os the Seefold I" FROM TUESDAY'S GAZETTL DOWNING STREET.Iirms. 5,1824. The King has been pleased to appoint Major General Sir Benjamin D'Urban, K.C.R. to be Lieutenant Governor of the Settlement of Demerara and Essequibo. DOWNING STREET, JAN. 6. ISM 11te Ring has peen pleased to appoint Major Genera; Sir Hudson Lowe, K.C.13. to be Governor nod Commander in Chief of the island of Antigua. WHITEHALL, JAN. 8, IS2I. The King has been pleased to appoint Henry Bromley His• rich, Esb. to ba Lieutenant of his Majesty's Ha d of Pension ers, iu the rootn of William Henderson, Esq. resigned. B %NKR UPTS. W. 'Terris, Sutton Valence, Kent, victualler, to surrender Jan. 10, 17, and Feb. 17, at Basinghall street, Attorney, Mr. Taylor, Clement's Inn. R. Dorrett, Jun. Rochester, Kent, linen draper, Jan. 10, 17, and Feb. 17, at Basinghall street. Attorney, Mr. Jones, Simi lane, London. J. Bishop, Warwick, grocer, Jan. 15, le. and Feb. 17, at the Wool lack 1:,o, Warwick. Attorneys, Mr. Wortham, Castle atr•et, Holborn ; and Mr. Kltchln, Barford. _ _ W. Wilcox. Bristol,, waggon warehouse keeper, Jan. 10:17, and Peb. 17, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. AttorneY. Mr. Amhury, Bristol Bridge Parade; and Messrs: Williams and White, Lincolm's Inn. J. I.ynoy, ju t. Lioiyhouse, Middlesex, sail maker, Jan. iO, 17, and Feti 17, at flasiogball street. A►turaay,itir.Atcttesou, Great Winchester street. (Certificates, &c. to-morrow.) TRIAL OF THURTELL AND HUNT. Proceedings of yesterday continued from the First Edition of last night's STATESMAN. [Mr. Gurney in continuation.] The prisoners at the bar stand charged with the com mission of one of the most enormous crimes, that can_ be committeilit is imputed to one that he actually committed the crime—and to the other, that be was privy to it. It •is to ha observed, that in proportion to the enormity of the crime alleged, so onght the proof of its commission to be satisfactory—it will be in my power to bring such evidence bef ore you as i annot be doubted, The crime is the more atrocious, as it was perpetrated on a man in the habits of intimacy with the prisoner—it was perpetrated. when no human eye wits present, and therefore, he could only pro duce eieetunstantial evidence; there was another 'species of evidence, namely, that arising from :a compounding with an aei•oitiplite; Mr. Weere, was in the habit of visiting a Billiard Room, belonging to a Mr. Ilexworthy, at which place he met with Thurtell, who invited him to accompany him en a shooting excursion, for which he (Mr. W.) pre pared himself in every way, and took with him a double barreled gun. a back gammon board, &c., with which he quitted Lyon's Inn. A short time prior to the murder taking place, he could produce evidence to prove that Thurtell and Hunt purchased a pair of pistols it a pawnbroker's In Marrla.bonne, and Hunt was the person who hired a horse and gig to proceed to Hertfordshire., sad also a sack which left no doubt but they were privy to the' murder. On the evening of the murder taking place, Thurtell had been seen in a chaise with a peculiar kind of horse, having been seen by.a labourer on the road to Hills Hill, and was afterwards seen by time landlord at ware; and Probert having • gig of his own took that ii%fs and both were seen on the roaa I Medi legt bids en the road to joie,Pasivell. nee shoit beforeilhe mordeiaas`conitoitted, said lie could.pcove that the who calmed; the 'Diane, which by Tlonrtell, who returned, no better than pop guns.. ' tioned the whole of the ci rota appeared before the public; Will a chain of circumstantial ea' John Beecham, being swori stable of Watford, in Hertfordshire. He assistedin search' ing for the body of Mr. Wears, the deceased, which was pointed out by the prisoner Hunt, to be in a pond. Witness found the body with the helot and part of the body covered with a sack. The sack reached as fir as the kneed, and a rope was tied round the body, at one end of which a stone wadl fastened. The rope was two or three yards long; witness was not present when the sack was opened. The body of the deceased was taken to the Artichoke, about a quart of a mile from Els•ree. In answer to a question put by Mr. ANDREWS, the witne answered th it he was well acquainted with the roads by Hilt, and Bablin's Green, and persons might have lost their A mity, and by v•rialus routs have arri ed at Prohert's cottage. Cross examined by 31r.Tifesstuca.—Fle was present et the ending of the body in the pond at Elstree, about teo miles frqm Hill cottage. Mr. Hunt pointed out the part of tna brook where the body was found ; it was found two minutes after it was pointed oat. By Mr. ANDREWS.—The body was In deep water; two per sons might have swung it in from the bank, the weather was eery wet. Reexamined by Mr. Bottrivo.—The body might have been swuug across with a rope. There was a rope tied round it ;1 the body was io a sack. 3lr. Richard W rare, hrother of the deceased, proved that the hotly found at the pond was that of his brother, who' bad been murdered. Mr. Itexwortloy deposed to the same effect, as did also Upsoni the police officer. Mr. Wank, surgeon, examined the body, and found a deep wound in the left side of the head, as if a pistol; muzzle had been thrust into the scull; the right cheek I was discoloured with gun powder; there wereother bras and the throat was cut from ear to ear; the wound 'in t left temple was sufficiatet to cause death quickly. Rothven, the Bow Street Officer, was next examined . ; and proved his having apprehended the prisoners 'Martell and Hunt; . he also produced a quantity of wearing apparel part of which belonged to Thurtell, and the remainder to Hunt. A bat which he took from off Thurtell's [mad, had two spots of blond on it ; there was also some blood on his shirt. There was nothing particular elicited f ' this witness, more than what has already appeared befo g the public. Thomas Simonds, a special constable of Wafer& being' sworn, produced a pistol delivered t• him by the Magis trates, there was some hair attached to it, it was so when witness received it, there was also some brains on the muzzle. He also produced a small knife, a watch chain. a red shawl and a small trunk. which he had received from the Magistrates. Nothing particular was elicited on bit cross exemina•ion. PROUERT'S EXAMINATION. Probert was then placed in the witness's box ; be appeared dejected ; he proceeded to give a detail of his squalid once with Thurtell and Hunt; the time he occupiettthe Cottage in Hill's Hill Lane, was 6 montioa.before Oct.; his family consisted. of Mrs. Probert, Miss Num, 'Thomas Noyes, ' Thos. Thurtell's two children, and 1 boy. He 'was acquainted . with Jobo 'Thurtell., War bud Oftegi b e rm to . hie Cottage aa Hill's Hine. he was well . acquainted with the road to Hill's Hill. He had bred tabrittg - tit John. Thurtell thriet AhYt before the 4 L. murder, who had borrowed 6/. of him ; and on the follow ing Thors•l sy said. if the money was not retnrned to morrow, it would he three hundred pond out of - his pocket, but if he bad it on Friday, it wonlsl isnswer his purpose. On Friday he dined at 'fete ; a.ssi Thortell asked him if Ike would drive Hunt to his cottag•e ? He said, tees; sn.l Thurtell rejoined, 1 expect a (fiend, whom I shall meet on the rout, and whom 1 shall also bring down to•your cottage; he told him a!so to give Hunt should he see him, to hire a horse. Hunt was soon there, end he (Proton) could not rr• collect what he said. • Thortell then wept away in it giv, which was driven by a grey horse. The rp4sl to Gill's Hill leads to Rs !ley ; the co 'ate is 14 miles from Tyborn Turnpike. John Thursell lived at the litter end of Oct. with his brother Thosmis, at the roach and Horses: witness afterwards set olf with Hunt in his own gig, at the end •of Oxford Street. Hn'.t got out ,and purchased a loin of pork, and afterwards stopped at the Bli Paced Sy se, and drank two glasses of brandy and water, and also bought some corn. A short distiner lower dos n a chaise passed them. Hunt then said, That's right, J scles got him, take no notice." tt was then 41),,ut a varier to seven „,eclork. lie ashes! Hunt who that loan was that - 11 flatten had in the gig. flint replied " you arc Irk to know him." Witne ft dealer in spiitits. and served the iltaldfac , d Stec Trey stopped at a !louse some diallnee fro u Editeware, and elan drank brandy and water and stopped ten minutes. —:%t Eistree they drank five glasseirof Wen!) , and water.—Taurtetl paused on, and Hunt got onto( the chaise. When 1 came near my cottige, continued the witnes I I I met John ?barrel! short of it about one hundred yards; nobody was with him; he called out, " Halloo! where is hunt t" 1 told him I Lad left Hunt waidnir sear Philli more's Lodge for him ; John 'nuttyll replied to that," 0. I don't want him now, for I have done the trick." He said he had killed his friend whom he lial brought down with him, and ridded the country of a villain who had robbed him of three or four hundred ponds. I said, "Geed trod! I hope you have n killed the maw." He ►aid, " It is of no consequence to you; you don't know him, and never saw him. (to back and seek Hunt, you know where you left hint." 1 returned to tae place where P left Hunt, and found him there. Thurtell did cot Walk down with toe, nor did lie toll me whit he meant to do. I took Hunt into the gig, an•l said to hint, 4 , Thur. tell is at my house, and he says he has killed his friend;" avid Hunt said, " Thank God, I am out of it; then he has dune it without me." Hunt then said, " I can't think where the devil he passed us. I never saw him pass, and lam glad that I am out of it." He said at the place where I had set him down, "this is the place "here w e .orate to have done it." I asked biwi who die man was, .hod Hunt said, "You don't know him, and 1 shall net Sell you his name." He said it was a inisaLtvlio bat rubbed Jack of several hundred pounds, and they meant to have It back agaitn. By this time I W.ll near my own door; John 'f bonen stool by it ; he drove through the gate. Bunt then said, " l'hurtell, where could •ou pass me ?" Ihoetellsaid,•". it don't 'gaiter where I led you, 'have flone the trick; I have done it." 'hurt rwards Said, •w Mfg the devil did - you 144rabert at Finking at his a---I public-houses for, when - Too kn at-was to be done." Hunt said, " I made me you wore behind, or else 1 should not have atepped." k she loin of park and gavecit to the vamagat girl. ettflabilk. I went into the partour and introdleit. 'ilunt to Mrs. Prawn; he bad - -vet be tube's I)P l fir'es -Jeisa-Thartell fothierettt - teciall wailsaae..sraOr went to the - to win esin I. time, but 1 made sure that you were behind ;" Thurtell said, " Probert, when you get a lit le further on, It is beyond the second turning.' When we came to the second turning, be said, " a little further on ;" we west further on, and he stopped, and said, " this is the place;" we then began to look for his pis:ol sod knife, but neither of us faun I them ; we then got ever the hedge, and found the body lying there; the hewd was wrapped up in part of the red shawl which had beets worn by the deceased ; Thurtelt tb-n began to search the pockets of the dead aim; betook from a pocket book three live pound notes, which the pocket book contain•id, a use. toorandum hook and some silver. lie took ne w-tzli se purse at that time. Thurtell said when he had taken the pocket book and inemorendutn book, " Th.use are all that he has got; fur I took his watch and purse away when I killed him." We put the body into a sack; we pot the head in first; the sack came down to about the knees of the deceased ; we tied the sick round with a cord ; it was the sick which Thurtell tied taken from the gig ; I caulk,: say whether the cord haul been in the sick; we left the Atad body then; we went towards home. Thor ell said 'rle hen I first shot him, he jumped out of the gig, and ram' r ljite the devil, singing out he would return all he had woe' ef me if I would only spare his life." I have heard Thor tall speak of having been in the sea service; I cannot say 41fiettirr " singing out" is a sea phrase or nut. Thurtell said, when Mr. Weare had got out of the gig, " I jumped est also and ran after him ; I got Ilion down, and began ti ests his throat, as I thought near the jugular vein, but *Mid not stop his singing out; I then jammed the pieta; IS his head, and gave it a turn round, and then I knew dust I had done for him." •Thertell also said to Hang,' '166 tie ' yonought to have been with me; I thought at one e be would have got the better of use; these pistols, tieuglit would have settled the business st once, but they issitifike squibs, and are ofria use." Hunt said, " I should Ite)ge been bare, but that I made sorsa your being behind." He added, " I thought one of these pistols would have skilled him dead ; but, however, you hod plenty of 'tools." We then returned to my cottage and supped. In the course of the evening I saw a gold watch and chalet Thurtell produced them ; it was a eel) , diantisoote watch ; I think it Was In a double case, but cannot answer for that • a gold chain was attached to it; the chain now pro. titiiat:l is a similar one ; be took off the chain, and gave it TO Mn. Probert, saying, it was more fit for IL tatty than for a gentleman. Mrs. Probert accepted it. The watch be put into his waistcoat pocket with, the seas. There wus but one spare be I iii the cottage ' which Was occupied by Thus. thertell's children ; that be d being so ocedpied, there "as in fact no spare be I. Mrs. Probert' asked Tburtell, if be wished to ga to bed, as if he did and chose to sleep with the children. there was a bed for him ? T ‘ nortell said, be was much obliged to Mrs. Probert, but could do v,erf well with the sofa. Hunt sang two or three sotto f , be was a singer by business. Mrs. Probert and Mltatioyes then went to bed. lie thought they went to bed about 12,i'clock. When Mrs. Pruibert and Miss Ndyes hat retteed, Thurtell togic out the pocket book, the purse, amillittneMorAndoun bnOit ; 'berg were souse sovereigns'in the wile. He gave use sod Huht,6/. each ; he gave use" 5/.'inli icsiteragn.--; Mehl when he gave them, "lhOiryou'r` share of the i bittail e -There' weir magi psi** tribe wesioriadaus I r I ,f an4l cord; he lanterns John began to think I ahould have • rosa t og .. t b eg . id li fi t W it 6.1 iii Naer Deal Illare 0•19101 •406111•Tnertelf USILVIRTIFS 111t1PILQ , if the b all, ne,ii-delstree stomied in the yard 'berate we en tetec4 enriname.seesii , oo t --' .. X.. I 4 , a shoit time rnittedmie learn - edcoaniet this of tie house before sapper; nee .first went to the siabh; bison a F d Thurtell said, "Now 1 will take you to whist :its. with . him re whole of the parties were con• . Lich thenwropos rage!" " i went VA 1., -. ~- '. irlous, and said 1 wee Off, 4 . 4ri ,.. , saying that .thle pistols 'were -- Mi. 17icTiolt ,isfaeneeal suppe r re ,;, we came back ; before ileV . ,n n p r id a y The /earned tientlemasapmen- r to g" hhrtell had taken - hie gig a sack. and cord; he w ere b oil sunistances, which have already • tbes went down the I -- .v.. 1 carried a lantern I John which he said he could prove by Thurtell said, as we were % • along, " I began to tsink t e llin g 0,, evidence. your frier that ycia would not cause," • .t answered," I should have 41. I think N deposed that he is a Con. 1 ., been in time, bnt 1 made sure that you were behind ;•' her-,and \ Ai 01 ,1 $ ..', . • '_k.#l • ' • I t 1. M• ' ; 1" 0 1 .0 iott„.l gr pap , L 4.11. 1.10 Pk &rat