The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-04-10 00:00:00

LENT ,ISSiZEs. -~- It I II (MON. R. Coak set indicted for br•skinz iron the house s“ J. Bernick. at Croydon, and stealing eighteen 1.. misfiles mnn►y. 't b• Prosecutor was a shop-keeper. On the 12th a f rListemher last, Ira bad just arrived from market, a• wig ruuntiog tome notes and silver into his till, sr., Pt Prisoner 'weird his shop, and bought some ortiVog artteles. 011 the same evening be made fast ct: r:. d•t- •ad windows, and mired re rest. On for folk wing morning, coming down snarl, he found his shep half twee uttered, by ratting oot one of tt... yeeels of the door, and a pane of gloss, when the torpetrate , , by pelt's% his hand within the shop 4. pled the ale re-Itell with a pieta of brown paper, stl then enboered the halts. His till, sontaininrg *hoot 91. in notes, end 91. in diver, together with seseral hills, %r. was carried away. Time former, with the papers, was foiled ander a hedge the morn lug after, awl returned to him. The property was " his little all." J. Lorke said, the day after the robbery the Pri soner cvlle.l at a pablic.hoese. and sent fur him.— lie found him drinking, ind boasting that he had pl. nly of mosey. lie told witness that he had jest left his place, weer Croydoe having gearrelled with his erapinyer, but thanaGed he had saved a little nonney. lie then exhibited sexeral notes, and • iteantity of silver, and offered to treat the witness. —rho) drank together for a short time, and upon parting the Prisoner insisted open his acceptance of some rum, in bottles, to take home, as a present far his wife. Sissnn raid, That en the night of the robbery. he a.. the Prisoner mending opposite the hoes* of the Promoter. Witness went sense distract and seterned the same was, and again fermi hies nearly In the same spot. !inn ring that h* li ved • min sitletable distance off, se wondered what breeght hie there, hot without enquiring the caste, he bid him " good night." The Prismirr worked for a Mr. Tate, and was paid about M. 61. par week ; and it was unaccountable how he coeld have such a roan. lily pr Amory. J. Johnson, a raw nhroker in Croydon, said; that en the 18th of July the Prisoner pledged a watch at his house for 11. 34. On the tub of September (the Paleaday following the robber)) he redeemed it, pay. ing the whole of the principal and interest in silver. The 01leer who took the Prisoner said, lie foetid nothing in his possession be) nod 6d. its silver, • depth-stir for a pair of boots, and a . piece of brown • paper, *Lich, when compered with that staffed into the bell, over the door, on the night of eh, robbery, the torn parts of each inserted themselves most nee. rattly. Tie Prisoner made defence. Mr. Justice PA as, in summing op, rsgeested the • Jury It. weigh well the "ircutosiaoces of theme, and if they thought their combination assented to proof of guilt, In pronounce their verdict accordingly • and • the Jury, without hesitation, declared hiss Gully— Math. IRELAND. [VILIN A MUSLIN PACLIL•I FERNIANAGII AssiZi. re only trill that elicited mods of the public at. tentino •1 those Assizes was that of Patrick Derain, ctnnd indicted that he, on the :Mb of Judy last, slid kill and morder Aroliew tiomerrilla. This trial acquired leech interest (rem a very eat raordinery Cif. canstance, namely. • most atrocious afore to de. vitro the Prisoner GI his tight to a fair and impartial trial by his Judge and Jury. .11 is rery difficalt, es reported to Gs, to mato lite transaction in either tem. reitie or appropektm lama, Us Prisoner wes a stal4olic—the daeosad an Orangeman. To Bernie the indictesebt the Proteenta bad mainly failed to snake oat d caw even arnountiag to inanstseghter. In ; m int of law, it was clearly • casco( justiii•blo homi cide, adil when the Counsel for the Crown were shoot to close, i person aimed Alexander Aikin, a Yeoman ry Officer, and Muster of ea Orange Lodge, stopped Lou the table to offer testimony of what he was pleased to call tbe Pri 's confession, when what is reported below occurred. It ie well worthy the reader's selection:— Tl•e first witness called was Francis Jobuton— deposed that be did not know the deceased, hat heard it !was Atsdre. Somerville; saw• Prisoner tweet de cesspit, and heard lies dvaite dereased to stand; Ptisoster had a pole intl.a bayonet lied ow the end of it ; saw deceased throw' Prisoner down no the bank of the riser; firrossed eadeavesred to poll the pole ai.4l bayonet from Narver, and then ran away; sae Poisoner fbliowirg deceased; sow Prisoner abtort q•urter of on linos after shoot 300 yards from where lati.O.Of ley, Ind myronevriation with tn?. Crosa.esamined by Mr. ROLLEITO•I..—it was on $ the lone. of I)reathren where the affair happened ; Nr..111.10111'1 clerk Ikea in Linsarick ; does not know SPlLearra, the constable; heard Prisoner was one of the guard that di n best of knowledge de ceased and brothers INTO prisoners that Morning; and that they were •nested ■ndet Mr. Arcitelall'e *arrant ; beard they were sent to Mr. Archdall's clerk In PriscneOs -custody; saw deceased ranniog from tire clerk's ;- belioves Prisnoar was following to r•-take kis; !streets If deceased had stopped at the e'..rlC- no damage woald bast been done; belieurs wr.at happened wog in coos/tissue of deceased's *soap"; Prisoner csllwl deceased to stop once in b•rri.rg wituei-; deceased ran away twice in sight JsOres Flernlirgswotwer-:-linew deceased; saw him In language evidently inrend.,l for ney •sr, f 0.1 the '_7th of Joy; Prisoner sneered witness hest(' you then declaro, s That the Prisoner Poisoner and deceased mote en the rood between be- ou:ht to be hanged without Jurtpt or Jury P— "."lct: Ind %Hely": Primmer bids pole al , dhaYonsi; I then felt it sny duty to suppress sty intrigues. l''""er "" °l'ig'sli n lb . ' lit"; deceased lion at your foul attempt to influence the stied. sos.:e fee the ditch : Praseratt arlsaucee.; sew deceased nistration of justice, but I courant now suf f iciently nesl no the road afire espsess my el hostruce of conduct so kigt,iy repro. Crn.e.viticuittvd 11 Me. Drßatrsc.—noes not know henstbie, because I consider it as a base etiors to vs :wee 'Mimed ass slabbed; l'sis•rner ran tin son the very source of jnstice. Arid I trust in G-0. drearr 1 witness wee a prisoner, and standing it 200 I him the approbation of the Jury, of the Coar.set, ya.,IS distance; MtKenna, the guard. and pr inner, and of every one that hears me, for now ordering 'Ask *.roo.s; &moos Jsate.s Carey, Mr. Archrlall's you off the table." e:'•ir • sera se's , ssecrnsed a vrisanor in tte In...forint at It is ioe:o•ssible to describe the efNet that this ad. :t .L's house esioner•r was taken Prip , orr tor r i foientk:r nedre., haul ou all present. i‘. ; ie•r‘rn u• :Not till H::1 ant act kr, or • she iivaussi fur lle presccutrol cistel their ra-.e. .r TIE STATESMAY: what ass .were against his; was lent for the !tur een to Issioes.towo, by Major Irvine, sod did oat Peter". Bs the Justv.—.Prisoner ran deceased through in the upper part of the body; deceased scrambled to the ditch ; eau tell nothing more, our any thing bet what he knows. This witness was eteredinely °littlest,. The Judge, Jury, and Comae!, endeavoured in Irani to encit any farther evidence from hint. Felix Germ!, sworn.—Knew deceased ; sew him tall on the road between Lisnarick and Kesh, on the 27th of July; saw bat one man following deceased, and did not know th.t moo ; he wore a red coat and whitish trowsers; had a weapon in his band like • bayonet on • stick; saw the deceased's body, and blood coming from about the neck; saw the man about four yards' distance from the detested, sod going away. Cross-essesieed by Mr. Rou.crrowo—The place I was abort '2OO yards (row Mr. Archdall'a clerk's; hosed deceased cue Prisoner, and escaped from the cloth's ; heard that Derain was use of the guard, .and bad leer or five prisoners ; heard there was a scuffle between Dernin and deceased; saw them about a quarter of an hoer before deceased fell; they did not close in sight. By the Juite.—The guard increased as they ran ; kilo.. not who killed deceased ; saw we one stick or stab at him ; looked, and saw no blood no the reed. By the JUDGE.--INeeelrd was rune* first; lost tight of them for some time; deceased Was resides with his back to the men. George Dane sworn.—Saw deceased on the 27th ; st( July; he was on his , feet, and lay down on the coed, and bled; saw the wowed i:i his neck ; saw a man going from deceased, bet could not iden tify him ; did not see his face; be had a pole mid bayonet ; deceased's wound was a three-corseted cut ; saw no one , but the man with the red coot and pole neer deceased. By the the mely.—Seer a party; thinks there was more than one bad a bayonet and pole; thinks deceased walked four or five yards in witness's sight . before he lay down. ICherie. Archdall, Esq. a Magistrate, sworn.— Knows Prisoner ; sew him on the 27th of July, at witness's house; asked Prisoner why be was Olt) lot stabbing Somerville I Prisoner replied it was in 1 defence of his life, and that Sawmill* said he would kill him with • stone. Cross-ezemined by Mr. ROLLEtTON.—K new Pri • soner to be a peseesble industrious boy ; saw 10Plietine, who use known to he a constable; wit ness granted • w t against the Somervilles for a felony; saw the warrant with M'Kenna on the morning of the 27th of July ; understood the Sonsir vines were arrested under the warrant; sent them to his clerk's in custody ; heard they emitted from the clink's, particularly the deceased; believes the Pri was armed with a bayonet to guard the pri soners ; believes he ran after deceased to retake him ; five Or ail other prisoners escaped from his clerk's; Prisoner told witness deceased misted ; beard nothing against the character of Prisoner ; knew him to be very industrious ; he was helping his father to labour when be was called to guard the prisoners. It further apposred in evidence, that previous to the deceased having received his mortal wound, be had drscged the Prisoner through a riser, and had thrown him dews en the beak. Alexander Aiken was nest sworn, lie knows the Prisoner ; was brought to witness's tinese on the 27th of Jely, and on the following thy was commit ted to jail. Tbe witness was now about to state what he called the contusion of the Prisoner, when Mr. Dater so rose, to pot what he consltkved some useful preliminary questions, namely, whether the confession be (the witness) was about to give in i evidence, had been @Vetted from the Prisoner, by hopes or threats, &e. To this the witness fairly re plied, that be bad not held out to the Prisoner fires, hopes or threats. Ile was then spestinati as to the fact of his being a perfectly itsiblerested witness.— i lie solemnly declared diet be was ; but in his answer I to the very neat (motion be admitted, *s that peed !hie the trial 14 tad misted the agents for the Crown in the chllenge of certain Jams !" lAt this crisis of the proceedings, fi nding that the learned, enliglitesed, and human. Judge had, seder I all the circumstances, eniertaisied serious doubts re- greeting the admissibility of Mr. Aiken's disinterested evidence, he (Aiken) seemed determined, that the user. cifol communication he had to make shoals) not be with. held from the Jury; and although he was directed by she Court not to state the Prisoner's confession until be should he so 'Noised, yet in a pare:sun or orders for the doe administration of jostire, he etc• "That the Prisoner hid told him, tbat he (the Prisoner) bad murdered the deceased." The Learned Judge (Mr. tier jeans Joy) here inter. posed. He Mot commanded the witness to be silent. He then rose from his seat on the Bench, end warm ly addressed Mr. Aiken to the following eff..ct : " Sin, —ln the evidence you have 01,11 on this trial, you ha►e solemnly sworn that you were a perfectly disinterment witness; whereas, to my knowledge, both your words and sedans have e►inced the contrary. On my coming into Court this morn. ing, yoe, well knowing that the Prisoner was in take his trial at its sitting, for a capital uffencY, and that the penalty of his con►iction would be ti.e for feiture of his life; you, Sir, fully apprised of this, ins manner perfectly intelligible to me, and for an object which I could net misunderstand, endeavour ed to prejudice my mind against an enfortenate. I'ri. sonar, whom the benignity of our laws required use to hold smileless, till the contrary sppeared.— Counsel for the Prisoner cleansed calling any wit. nerses. This Learned Junnt thee recapilolaled the psi. deuce with great precision, and vapkined the law to the Jou, who, withosit hesitation, returned • verdict of—Not Guilty. dV ENHAOED ELEPHANT. An Italian Paper gives the following *Widest Sr. resent of en elephant, which, during the Carnival, had been an object of general adrairatloo to the geed people of Venice. We give it at we have atrseted ! it, whiting it, however, to be understood, that we do not desire to pales it on oar readers as authentic " As sae's as the Carnival wad over, rind Lent be. lon, the 'Anal winded to lose muck of itcarcestrimed docility, without any anions Cling. Sakai persohs, ' boaleree,endeavoored to bring bim to the river side, in order to pet him in a boat to convey him away from Veoioe,ahnot . e fortnight ago, end a great crowd col.' lected on the banks to welds deparl.Tee elephant went quietly enough within view of the river, but as soon as they wry were about to embark him he herniae soddenly outrewewere. broke kis chains, had threw himself among the cooled. The spettetors were im. mediate!, ell in alarm, endure, of these, In avoid the danger, rushed isle the veentstan the river. One of these was overterned. bet ItaPpily ante of the itoblividos Is in it were drowned. The following night hl.keeper en. deavoured to get him into a edge portals:My made to: confine him during his voyage, 'end, walking back-; ward, held out to the oulusel a piece of breed : the' elephant followed the heft, but sUltroirth, seeing that he did net come up with it, be got wild, attacked the keeper, i brew him doen an the graved, and trampled upon basso violently, that the unfortunate manes. I pined a few hoots after. Thriftiest then broke into • the streets, and bore down every thing that opposed him. Ile went into a coffee.room, where he over turned the table, deco nteta, einem &e. from thence ! be went to a cooler's stall, which he pushed about the I street.. togetber with its alarmed inhabitants. At this time the city guard pursued, and fired their car. !. bines upon him, but the balls glanced baredessly oar . his tough hide, and teak only to increase his frenzy. Being still pursued, ke ego forward with great ! force, and blindly rushed through a moveable chop, : in which chlus.ware. was sold. 'fbe owner, a testy ' old woman, was standing in it at the moment, sod the elephant poised throogb with tech force, that be made a,, immerliste passage, Inge enough to ads it half his body ; but not being able to @airiest' himself from this situation, he ran off, carrying away shop, china, old woman and all, until he came near the' church del ronso, where he was diseficumbered his burden, without any material personal injury to owner of the shop. Iler goods, however, were all shaken net no the joweney—eolfte.polt were roliiog shout, in one place, Invitee.) of their pipes—jugsoninne : spouts rid handles, were to be fogad lower dun n—cups and avocets, and (hobos, sad plates, and basins, were distributed in abundance in the streets, as the animal , fume nearer to the chinch. Here he was fired upon : again, but to so purpose; he became still stronger with his augmented fury; he burst open the gales of the church, though they were well barred with iron, i r I and shut them again violently. Ile committed con. : side able damage. until, at length, his hinder feet sunk into is veldt ; here he remained enable to move, bet dang still to he approached. There being no tither mode of potting an end to him, the guard ; made an aperture in the wall of the sacred edifice. planted a cannon, charged with case-shot, at three ; paces distance, end killed him on the spot." In the City et Cork Calendar for the Ansisee, Is i' the following very estraordinsry committal :—Thos. !' e , c h ar ged with Mica%testy taking away !I Timothy Mals!nly, t 'oiled idiot, and filling him wi,k •o't 1113 crippling him for the purpose of Wads( the public charity. MONSTROUS FISII.—A fete days ego,a boy; timed Bryan, son of o fishermen, hooked in the River Bar row, near Carlow, a pike, which, utter a fatigaing 'tertian of five hours, be succeeded in landing near Bestfieid. This monstrous fish measured file feet 'seven inches in length, and weighed 531bs. The owner was whet precipitate in iiilpesing of his pro perty, by cutting op the pike, which he sold in piece+ et Gd. per lb.; had he taken off the akin care fully, and stuffed it, be *might have commanded al- most any price for It, as a eeriest!, well worth? of being lodged in one of our muse's+. On openiog 1 the pike, no lest than fourteen hooka of different sizes were found in its body, which it must hem; broken from lines la farmer efforts to take it. The i above account is frem a respectable Country Paper, and appears to be authentic. It is the largest pike w• ever heard of. That liken in the pond of Sir C. i. Wiay, at Soosmet Castle, in this county, and which I is recorded as a prodigy, weighed -17Ibs and was four feet and half an inch in length, and two feet tiro inches in circumference. i i A few days ago, the Royal OA public-house, in - j ' Cp- , trowt, Chatham, was broke Into et the tap-room !iiiiivriorr, by a tall man, who appeared to be dressed j •in a dirty round frock. The villain bed the sedacitv I to ruler the bed.room of the landlord, who, with his ' wife, hail retired about half in hour, and they were i ' sank, I', his opening the drawer of a chest in the room; is tiaras was instantly pen; but he sec. c •oed il making his escape, carrying off a silver watch, which he had taken from the bead of the bed before his lotrusion was discovered. On Mnnilay afternoon a groom belonging to Mr. I I Fumes, of Caitiigan-place, being in a slate of intoki- ; j cation, and .nling a spirited horse of his master's at full ga!:, ts do.ess ,'nave-street, fell all, and his font :113,10114 in tfie siirrnp, he was dragged several hors- liked pull %Oki hi.. head against the ground, Wore j she animal could he stopped. Ilia handfuls, dread . f••liit I.lc..ra•••tt ; he was conveyed to Sr. Georges j ilespitat, a here ne espired on Tuesday morning. j A tire broke out at the lilskessey'a Head phhtic j! wire, is, Sittig ter.s•teet, Welielose-square, in come , on•nce of some lines. witch e 4:. hilliging berate M. :11 f e its. .I.r rist:sor feeling OP Mows. It was got , : under oi.b. , ut dbiow. any !nit:Mil damage. 1 1 A i oiher fir. Urake nu' at in. s:top nt Mr. !".i , 114C. • 00; .ll , r. i.l T001i.5-5.8.-5-.. which origitta.o,l its st.e c ss.pii 0 !! 0 •...i -,I. I.v o:^ith a 'vivo( groin to. who 1 , , ci . i .:• ; . l t,... 1 ! 11,t i I • 4.••,1rt ;d it , a s:ttol -Z pi)LICIL Or rev apt' Thrtrneny I. Villean rnm. fur adeg a lsiat a goialll• I , .aa hatarb..l . ..ha- in Root...arr. I. ith.rh4.l O le at miser. 'col ...... g were Kell Milling nut to, tai o ,o.sod wea areldrotolty pa Waal& who pars...! nll4 recur. tl the l'r atfer. J. Join. a n d W. !:'_net tei-. ark the h APO were re ro. aotiord Pat' tobbiug the halite of lit•ore, a I wan, in Artill-re.elitee, .10tte. .g r..mul i s the ?Mute, was holly Ceram..ui g teat I. In, ti • • c •u•s hren wen in bin rt... pay befare she burgl..ry au• . mm .d, was ilierhstrtod. Joirev`. ottotbrr, harm.. come to ilk, key I. him before he war rouse)ed prrresa, was repulsed st, ske ruing rulfina with a blow. J, N tlAtl. about 18 year. of ego, •or charged 6, hut warier. Mr. printer, Water-lane, Fleei.wreri, lb pal runt AI; hi, prop.," Mr . tins Mated, lb:LI the resumer wan h t . op pswootirr, and hail conducted himself in a very witiaOrtory toanarr, stud .so stwpicton was ratertaired of him, until Mt.. Into, lolling that a hill b. came dor as the Houk, and having at the saw thee about in rowan, note., payable in lows. don, .he seal him with ihr hill, and likewive real Ow e•suniry wows to to exchanged far /rant of Eagle./ notes, Ile di, nit return; wet egiquify MR* wade at the Ilaralistphoure, when it was direneered that be had err-hanged site baled; but, in coll.?. quetbre of ilie 1411 not Swing isrdnr.esl. ha wins out paid It, fk r had not hero beard of .inee till Tiourday morning, when be es. a pprehended irottlfromiarer. lir. fIELINVI. Jelled she Prisoner is shot anataaer 6e entatind hi- livelihood ranee he left ht. matte. ? 11, aura iota eras,. sad *aid he had womirrod abnot .he intoniry very unhappy 16 knit the nosey Iwed. my of which be low. He ewe.. art no ranloyinent. ■nd be was nearly waned. Ile nrrived in town foam Maidaosse above a stock ago. Hi. dealt! *err ler. 10 roc.. . . . snip 11 el Or MewtrramTm, perrelvt•• tom Me Prossemine felt for the usrtn•ate worth. told him to mote the chafe merely so amplekm, at then the law mould sot prerlude him from arils' leaked, towards ihe Primmer. mho did oat eippsor Is be yet family lost. lir. Illimadspied the twine reeeeeseeml we. remanded. tislegl-NALL.—Thertiss Mary karrisON, Penh Welsh. well Jour Ditto's,. were ebseged with ester* the larvae of Mt.. lilsre. a Joist.sie•-plare, Mar the &Me* ilwatre • and isq sundae bee. Ibe C•oplaiteart had evutterie beefier shee.teet to the l.mdie.l &ad, is rriersite. was Itreatemied by them t teed on l'arsday suaralag • hilst she was is bed. they surrounded her direllimi braille , is 'be steel doer. &upped bee set et teas and committed ea her • 'toles( assault. 1 be, acre all arid to I ail I he. Huy bad icasycly gs• trisseassal• heftier they !OF mittrd a simile, ustrage, for abseb a 'mod swamp sir greeted. I, mod the Frisian' CORONFRS' INQUESTS. A Caremeet Inquest wee held me Ileetine the at S;imerthorp. mar Sph.tn. • a the I.od. 11...b.0re0, of the al:that plow.. From the wkaaw.rlurned, it appeared, that um Saturday caroling to me , . re' took place is she home bet area ow promote, tow "awed 1.. r Lon, the other A it.loy. 131•11etail ham* ro reeved &blow Goo Airein levetled a Maw rd his head with a 1... k.. which %eerier". Mot whir& Ailthy merited on hi. moo, 'thin Ihr p .k.•r in t0r.0.- 1:i roamit aguln oneosvied mattiore blow .1 Ailrhr with the cost swat of the e okr. wtw h, is throw tog back to give obr blow. Wreck Mr* ll.harria• fa h.. v t•ehm,t how, jowl 0b..0r fewer.. Ithe immediate', reclaimed. " Lood halo men Ime I ten killed!" Shoofly ,It•ro.:-.a Air brew- . u-,hie, ol do. d before eurgorm mil comae ;.e prof are& Mt. Morle•.rd Hono ✓ vied ihr torad.aud Nein on% 11011. a .0 large Irsaalsor Al rat ay.otated Llosud. - Mao I a- ~ ter. w h o I Mr wu of all opide.4l..ilaer, a tvion...o ed foe trial as the met A,-fen. An latieditina 'lns lutes or Thin Any .ever•;na, at at. Th•na - t.'s n• 11 ., body n• 51t.. re Fot,a .If std al it tit unman. .11.. e he-hand lina.trd nt kriag a rad Act ..f Ih • ineradrahlr S:• J..bn 1:•m1-1..11. Thr an. at tbt dere:eatt ar s ded at the Vatru:ine and ()own Taverr, Itr•• 'lb.". Tee deerw.ed Ott TaeNary rut lima. arm to 1.. Wm % hat. and nn •"^) reit. troll , 11w lop 10 the twill OM of I trio rof olAr, ' *Mich w 00.1141 tech wtrte itimi,. that ti.e 461 1 welly •Ltcr her arrival 44 St. Thome,' • 14'01.51.0. Verd•ct••••Arti. dental 41eklb. Anoihrr lagerot wa. bridal the White [Jim, is in eol _l eer . es the laid) of J. 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