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

43v$titcrt4t• LONDON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4. Three Mock, p. we. COII()NER'S INQUEST ON LEES. 31ANCIIB6T1(11, FathaF, OCT. I. We mentimnal Mr. llarmer's rejoinder to the cuidling of Mr aloud. /lowa afterwards Mr. .Ishwortit explained, that lie had-beett indeed at the meting. and 111111f011esly• if it was au unlawful assembly; but tie had Len induced to Go by curiosity. alt. ilaraser.-So were many who were murdered there. (:I strung c.tpre.w,i in of ,:indinitni".) Mr. ;kennel l/avenpott naming been sworn, t pruner, evidently ueterniineu to refuse his evidence as insp. plivable, asked, 11 hat do you know of .ate death of John Lecs? I never saw hint dust I 1 .ow.-You ca' therefore know noting of ins death ?1 don't know whether it was Ile ur net.-Vou leaiiv„ Si, that is no answer to toy question. Ltd you see John Lees cut f 1 don't kno a whether it was he or not.--You k"uw, roar, that is IIJ an•wer to my question. [lid you see Jo i tu Lees eta! I don't know whet, it was neut . not; I saw a person near the Itu.tings cut by the Veunitoiry. l'isio.ier.-ghat is /la answer. Mr. llonner.-- •-• I saw a person near the hustings cut by the comatuf." (.11 , .-"aer-(stantling up, having taken off his spectacles and Lid tlhati on the table, and looking most earnest sad agitated.)-Mr. 'Lamer. I tell you once fur an, that I will nut allow you to be an echo to your WilllesSes. Mr. flariner.-I am not an echo to them, I merely repeated what I con.idered Important evidence • that you might not target to mita it anion, your notes. Carunti l,i.tle it:taste:tide warnith.i-I say you have been an e. ho to divot, and I any ntore, you have acted tugltuttin to the witoes es. Mr. Ilamer-(evidently maces' and ardent.)..-3[r. Coroner, the. *us going so bay slut might be improper-at/tat is untrue. The witness proretaled.-.1 sew a young man cut; lie held his arm over Ills /WALK. 11 to protect hinisclt, and his aim was cut aids a sabre. Mr. Asliworth.-.-The witness makes a motion to illustrate the cat, and shows that it was upon the inside ot the arm. lie-eaiy shows that the cut was made; it could not be the inside tat the arm if it wits extended over thettead. l'oroner.-Mr. Harmer, you are nut to euniment upon die evidence. Mr. liaaner.-I only atioke in reply to a remark by Mr. Ash worth. Surely he has no rigiit to reason upon the evidence, if I have no right to correct him. Witness preceded-1 mild not see what became afterwardeof tie person whom I saw cut-Did you khow aim cut at him I knew Mr. Burley and the trumpeter-Did they cut Joint Let'? 1 told you that I did nut k..ow John Lees-Why then did you not give a direct answer? Ditl you know who cut this person that you saw cut? No, I did not-% by then did you mention WOO cut? Because I saw these cut-But you did not see thcni cut John Lees 'r I don't know whether John Lees was the person Of not-Now y - 011 know thou is no answer. Mr. Ashworth here renewed his objection to any evidence that . did not identify the individuals who actually cut John Lees. Mr. Harmer contended that all who were active in cutting and injuring on the Itith were &answerable, not only fur the precise iajuries which trey individually had indicted, but for all the eoi. sapience. of the charge which the body made upon a peaceable and tundle.s.elms multitude. 'flu: Coroner began to give his judgement against Mr. Harmer Mr. 'Lamer (atidressing hu eierk.)-Take down every word of that. The Coroner qtulifiad and.refined his espreasious, so that we wally cannot report them. dui a. JACKSON (FOREMAN Or THE Juay.)—Sta, I LIN DEISTAND THAT ALL TIME JURY AOSEE WITIL NE, THAT TILL THE EVIDENCE IS CONLLADICTED NY SUFFICIENT CONTRARY EVIDENCE, WE ARE ALL SATISFIED THAT THE SLEETING WAS utIIET AND FEACLABLE, AND THAT IKE 11/10T ACT WAS NUT READ. Coroner-We can ratted no farther to-night. (It was new near .) Mr. Ashworth requested to have an adjourtunent till Saturday morning. Coroner — l suppose Mr. Harmer consents to that. You con seat Mr. Harmer Mr. Danner-I. too, have professional duties to attend to; and I think, besides, that Lolls tugaision. should bit brouglit to a close au 60011 as possible. Thc‘c are. witnesses kept to attentilinee tat great expense here- Coroner-You don't object to i, ? Mr. Harmer-I give no consent; I say nothing to it. An aged Juror remarked, that t" wt.s very loud us put off so much time tnr ode person who was paid for it. The Court was adjourned till Saturday morning. As Mr. etni lie, i 'eta. tae ito .11“Ileilebler, he was cheered by 1.11;4e grik.oN it b.. mae.l tar seven miles, at intei %al., wit., bpi to taudtes arid WI the lops of tilt Leads. OLDHAM, SAIVDAV, Ocr. 2. Ate u'C'ock the Jury unbarred to 011411.1mM 4/ re a.ilflOW a New Bailey attoette, stetrd, that as 111 r. Asa* os ta was nut *di, he ttppeartd there fur him, , gill 10 have lilt. I L. 4111 Mat ssss of Air. Darrow.' 1, co: lad whtdru cm 11 eJno.d., 'ell tilted .ti!l .b.ugodd.), Idr. Ashworth *wird to ask law -itwe ourbtasto. tqt. Bartow UOIN said thus he 11111.1elbt. Ott tat evidence was litaitrd. Ale. Harmer !hedged to read a 1114 V which was atrikingl) applicable to the pitmen., .11 orat 1 lo Note lut ure duqus 1I I'lowderi'. Plea* id the l,ruao, the upiiiitnix of 111# 4.1411A44 ill 411 assize in tia;o,•, ma the I,t of bitty, reverting the trial of pci Nous upon oil indictment fur aidiag and hhet lain; the 'gander of tbie Oliver, Alu..i k oilirr).l.iie. I lie .4,4lectuoi wit., toe princi;l ih the 61.1 dr e ier, dial it, toe pciiou Who ludo I a bie a wind, had not be en bawd or Ciro, and, iiie.efuie, that Ihr alleAed abelto.s could nut be t . All the J u. Id, tile iti,lert 41111 abelliiit welt I. pc tried at pi mese. it, uoi .1..1y to Ito, bid in tavo ; lit, by ill. if 11.1111111 . 11 i and tor. 1.1 1 they the deceit., d !..till wa.. nil the defence wh:eu lie mlqul Wave uulrra lie us t:;e, and olsecis no4ht hove towed las ale. I...rntr —llllllll.. that there ean helm accroas in without I.llllClital. Mr. lime) ore prillCip.aii 111 the bel'Oild g i. r, a. d tun .41 Oa.xel Keiii.edy aat next t a mu. _ . Col ober.— NMI oat do Dui. 1:111111 ui the death of John Leer Ohl) the shdriwnifig of tile !IN ll• 11) . t i•e 1 c any lelalry. rh 11.1 . 11 , 111 Mr VI rew 1110^.111,. 1;111 Jut?. 1.., m.-b o os Mr. Richard...h. ( slr. ii.r mer promo d to iouhure 1..111 on !II•Itothi) ) Mi. Itscrisw obveled to this e%icleate, is bean; It nunnh Orlon the us ettog. Mi. liusitici.—i)id )on shorpro tiny artur thr ? bustle leo, iJott the pi act ,isist t oft, oct ritn. . ..0 tha. ilttcr the I Tin, Corouss. Vou ado et.:to Ilse is:UW.o6es; but ;ou ought at least to du it full)—" hut the primipal part wee before the 17th. Mr Harmer Yes, he said that 63 were sharpened before Ilse 17411. Mr. Coroner.-1 west say that you show ton much zeal fur i the porpose or g r ertain ends. Mr. Hariner.-1 have no red in view but public justice. Coroner —Yes, yew have a &Nereid end. Mr. Harmer.-1 am extremely sorry to hear you make each a remark. I can appeal to my own conscience that at is ant. 'l'h s w knew under till his rant-examinations only stated, that the swords were made sharp by the express orders of the Y awry, who themselves it twiny botanic,* delivered them to him Ile had never known swords given i•• them nr shure.eli but those. bawds had often been given to clean and put in order. Mr. Barrow.—.. Mr. Coro n er, you have taken that, is swords b a d "fle" been Riven to he lira in order." The unties, went on. Theswords did nut require elenning, but they were blunt like Jill era swords. The Yr-len:wry had been embodwil hut a short time before. 1 sin nut know that a meeting had been proposed for the •Sd• of August Ants Booth stated, that she had seen 2 persons wounded by sable cats—nee in the Quakers'-yard, and the other on the steps of the gale; she also saw a thli &wounded ; the two li. i wounds were inflicted by Jolitetliiimer W • via , going on to say who inflicted r Third, 4ra hen she was in;ere opted by the Coroner, who said that such testimony was inapplicable to this ease. Upon a qtrestiou, however, from Mr. Harmer, witness stated, that the Yeoman towhom she alluded was Nleagher the tiumputer. Margaret C:modwin identified Thomas Shelineriline, as die pi rst•ii from whom teeeived her vs is, but she had scarcely proeutniattlie name, when the Coroner angrily inlet po s ed, and u,"' eyed, that this was not tele voot testinvoiy. William Butterworth, who appeared NIA Iris arm iu a sling, and his coat oser biro shuoider, looking e3Orefllth pale and emaciated, deposed, that lie was poi seed from The ',Halite.* to the walls of the Quake's' terrying..gromel, near whirr' he seerised two sable w Is. The poison who wounded him was 3oliu Here the Coroner cad • al, that this was not relevant evidence to the present case, especially as the %winds were iteflicted so far fr The hustings. Mr. Harmer contended for use admissibility of the evi dence, and Mr. Barrow 011 the 4•0111r4Iy. The Coroner decided that the evidence was inadmissi ble. Alice Kearsley stated, that she received two cult hoist a sabre, one of WiliCh needy cot MI her ear. She stated that she received these %minds Meagher, the trum peter. The witness, its answer to a questiun from Ale. Harmer, staled that she was '7l years triage. Coroner.-1 hese things have no fo/11.1 ction with the ease before the Court, or the death of John Lees. Mr. Hai mer.—Surli farts are truly relevant, because they serve to show the di.position of the Yeommitry, to whom the death of Jobs, Lees is nth ibutable. But this rase will again come before a Court of Law, and• I hope beim e a Court uf Justice. One ut the July asked, whether the Members of the Jury were i•ot competent to tleeideas to what evidence ought to be leceived ? The Curonerestieuered in The negative, observing, that he was the bole judge as to the admissibility of evidence. Mr. Maurer asked the Crooner whether be had seen the body oh JOllll Lees, as it airs his duty to have done Cor 1111 l give no.enswer to that question. Mr. H •r.-1.10 you decluie to slower it? Curoner.-11 ghe no ans w er ro that queation. About viz o'cluek the Court adjourned until 9 o'clock on Monday morning. (We omit part of the Coroner's oh lion. on the soil'- , ject of the Newspapers, as well as some of his stpiabbling with The witnesses j PRICE OF LEATHER, Per POIMIi. Butts, 50 to 95Ibe each ' I9J to 21d Dieresisg I I ides ..... •• • Croi, II ides, $ A to 40Ibs, for cuttill; lsi to I rib Ditto. 45 to.sollig Calf skimt, 30 to '4oThs ........ VOd to 21;,1 Ditto, 5(1 to 7015 s Ditto, 10 to blithe god to 3/d Tanned Iliwse Hides lsd to 17d - Small Seals (Greenland) Large ditto, per dozen "RAW 4141/ES. Best !Lien sod Ileens4per --- semse ------ ::. Is Sd to 3 Cd Middling ... Ordinary • es 'Od to x. va . English Ilorse O Od to 0- IPii Market Calf. each ... Sileariin.s Polled .. (h ltd to 0. 111 Lambs TIM NATIONAL REGISTER. ]Biota. - - flat Tuesday, the 20th 04,0 w lot, of ine Rev. Witt. Field, of Leant Honer, Us arteicketsire, of a olaaKlell r. At l'essims% ille. alto 11. 11s, Imo, of a deoghter. Iha lasi, 01 Air .14..k0500, Gutter lase Cheapahle. of a slaughter. At t'.tou Se. limit, Satre), the le:tly ul I. R. N., of A daaghter. At Iles otoutleey. Nli s. W. Unslet shell, of a too. At tl.c Vicai ht aishatoulow, the lad) of the (tey. G. tiogheit, of 4 Solt. Fort nt , ll.,srough, the I oil) of T. M'Cluold, mi. of a son. la great it sousell Ms CO, fito. lad) Or U. .100.11, C. 4. Of A d.ssoglatier. At Cheltenham, of A .I.lll.4talrr, it tacit wren ed only 12 boa, t , We Wei) 01 1. 01. wit 1,. t 4010'04.1. 0.111. 111 V.lll 111, lA.') 01 11.1.• 4, lit, Itatiapiail, of a 44nichter. At I.sillsest ball, mak ty,alle Mal) of I I 114110111, erg. ot a slaughter. Yvairirt, Al Croydon, ]7 r. llehhorl, of the I4oroe of Ilebbert and liume. to 84,4 h, stew.' 414440.14 r 4.4 l• keen, r,44 441 1111. to, liter pluee. At Ilnel.oe), We oer. I Nl.olgc, 441 ,01" It ieh, to Maur t , tl.o4toer of the late h. I to‘or., eon I Iwo meroultilt, .1. I. llookkotoe. 4-sq. of Ito oloon groeu ferrite*, to \lns I 'per, tko44llter ot ep4i. of AI 14. WeAntioslon 1.. 1.. 1,114 et, esq. to Miss Creen• efood,ot lileut Wore. 511“ . 1. 55 . 1111110v1. lellVl4l, Vr•i. to 41411. e 11trl of 11. W. Allinbuo, req. lit the Allot. nipley, ON. Or 0.40 , 1111 noamnn, sg..d f•ft. U,. I . 4laner, , so . tello4 n, .OmM Oh At :4 U. no., NAllacto, r.y. (I I al hfill of N. Wmforn, r.tt. of Ne* Loom, I•otorvolerolti3 Aerie, este et the Nev. W. V. Itettissauu, of Uranus., I.'er(tettuptess• At Abbots Langley, Ilene, J. Meets. earl. tlled .7. Al Llas.tost, the rte.. llAwititill histsl. alt. A. tuck. of llotldrelo.u, .188. At itteerir) root lg., hlneottte, :mute), etiss.l,32, 11. e.ll tiara Pon et thr 1..1e Ad so Werth. houglAun Alupo, head, G. iiMiuw, cots. • tutlllll4llllcr iu 110 Kuril Say). . tag. of hitepton Mallet', formerly of Ludgate hill. In Old Hire' erg. aged 46. 14y last, to Percy. meet, in her 17th year, Mu beritaa, third daualtter of ti,Aug. Jobusoh, A' his seal, Mocens tutee , Ilrieltr,lrlitie, sir George Connate'', att. iu tlw 71st year ot bin Hale. At I twangs...lo,lth (.414110, VDT. of 44 411 , 111 1.44111b41b. Salley, aged 81. At I.awlisb, Abu), os,l daiiilitcr us the idle J. SI .ty ottni., es+ of Exeter. Ivan Ai. wife of Mr. I. r. Saunders, of Lawrence l'ountiwy I Mew), i. 141.1.1 M,ll id 11. t acts. I ON. 44 41d4011e huarr , hi 'Hue Al I. i a•lrt, 1.••• ii. Ms. Imiuluii.oulgvon. NOlowns,..l (harlot.. slim, Ilwaiunti Neale. turd re. At Kuoiwich, Masi Ara, wi,e alt E. Mit.tvcr, vas. tirum.iuce Coin. naissary, aged 311. U. I lentoorn, eN. surgeon, Onvat Hermitage. street, St. George's Fag. At Clirlteollain, NI, it. Iltauu,,w Ilotholu. hunk stinkrr. Al M.sithastistow, b. Iltitchltudii, ro tt . many yeas Deputy of the Ward or ; owrr. Al Middle Leal house, hart, agerl 77, Car.. F.. Igatablea, 11." 4 1. At west t.uh. lob, afraiu , telw w alse late tapt. A. l; yvyan, 01 mi. 11 4 1.;44 , 1 1.14114 t woolly's service. Nlur. f;'n‘e, relict of lie latc L. (hwy.', re 1. of ‘• 4V Ye 444141444) 401 441ddl 4;444 LONDON :• Printed attd•Pui,hsbed by the Proprietor. JOHN TWIGG, at the'l)llie.•, 14, Ileti-ltfrol, *litre all I.etters to the teiitur r ac. (juot-pbetij, 1114*/ be OCT. 4. Lon Dolt sParlitts• —•— CORN F.XCIIANGF.„ Mown.tv, We had a good supply of Wheat this morning fromE &SCR end Kent, which met ready sale, and fine samples fully supported last week's prices. Very few tine !.ampies of Foreign were at market, but %nut sales were effected were at is. per quarter dearer. Oats were short in the supply this morning, and from Is. to 4s. pet quarter. In Ilear.s, Pets, and other articles there is no alteration. CURRENT PRICES or cnA, pc, inchesier rum' r mon 1.) A . S. S. s 4 n 60 6'3 a iY b 4 a 3ti IN FOR THE %VELE. a rigid 11/111.111.15. W SUN I'D. ENIOAV. Red Wheat While ... Rye linink, or Rock W bent Barley Pale Molt Feed Outs Breit or Poland do. Tick Remo. Old ditto I. s. 54 a 66 63 :‘ 12 34 a 36 3.1 a Gr. (i 3 a 34 4 SS 34 a ::8 31 a 44 74 a 8.1 1,12 a Y 5 Y 4 a 28 3$ a .? 37 a 46 3$ a 44 32 a Lll 14 a Sa SI/. it 39!. 34 tt 38 32 a 46 74 a 22 a 25 24 a 28 3$ a 37 37 a 46 38 a 44 52 a 56 44 a h 3 371. a 59, 14 a Li 32 a I.i 7 4 a ?A a I :s4 a j; I :11 a -38 a 44 iS a 56 41 a 53, $1! ;t St.`l. New Pigeon ditto Hulling reaer Grey Pease . lin 'wired per labl FOR E 1( kN. American 11/ataxic Mpt and 11 lanai Itus,ia and Vries land ditto Bye Ilan ley Feed (hits Brew tor Poland do. Tick Beam, 63 a 72 LO a sti a 48 a 34 30 a 33 2a a .6 20 a 23 26 a 29 ::0 a S% 33 a 33 4ti a 51 41. a 16 48 it iii, 63 a U 50 t. b 6 a 63 a 7 ".:.! 5u a 5 49 a 5L SO a 23 V 8 a 36 0 a 2‘) 26 a 29 BO a 32 33 a 25 48 a 5 , 2 42 a •16 48 a 60 48 a Syf 30 a 36 ta a 37 20 a 25 16 a 29 30 a SY 33 a Si 414 a sg 42 a 4G 4S a G Pigeon ditto . Boiling Pen (4ey Pease Unwed lorr. qr. AVEKAGE Mardisiir Distlivt Week eluting. Sei Gazette. Wheat... 694 1.1 Rye Oh I 1.11 , LltitN, Vet Spatter, at the littelte is of ENGLAND atid WALES. for the Timber 25, cxtrected irons Sato' ey's Barley... 38. lld I Bean. 49, 2d 05t.....101. Id l l'ra.e 48. lld BROWN OR MITSCOVA ICU A It. Average indite from the Itetoirem made its the N'eek coding Wedout•%4l4y last, 3t - on 6it. per ent. excht4ivr of dot). ICL 01 Per Sack 1)1 Firp IF FLOUR, Buobt Is, or MTh& Monday. s. s. kloutlay. •. Fine Ent; Fluor fk) •6. American Flour ... R 0 •44 Second: (Into .... 5 i a 60 per Barrel of 1I rut. BREAD. 00. to I the Una. to uLoar. PRICES 43F 'FALLOW, PRICE OV EAT, per et. of alb. so.v. ate.-per Toad Taawe 63. 6d 0, Oil Vella% limit —. od —s Od White ditto —s od 00. Od Melted Stuff 00, 041 54. Od Ditto Plough Oos Od 34. 3d Greases . . . Y4l Od Good Dregs . . 9 (Id Curd Soap: . . 11126 Yaw.% Soap . . 1360 Mottled . . . . 98$ Price of Caudle., re. datren, 12.. od.—Muulds, 13,. dd. 6.1. per doses' allooe4l for rtsoly motley. Vhiteekapel Market 3; 84 At. James's Market 741 Clare4larket . U, 1141 7s 3d A% erste— 3*. 10. SMITHFIELD :II A ET. l'ifoienav, OCT. 4..--We had a good supply of prime beasts this moraing at market, which met a good sale at lower priers than on Friday. Mutton was plentiful and cheaper. Veal and Pork decline in price, but is brisk in sale. - business in the Flay-market was very dull • /I.iy maintains last week's price , . Clover is (barer, Lut very few :ales done. Straw is cheaper, but Alison-Me whole the market was very dull. S4tU,parti is a correct statement of the numbers and prices at market: FRILL of M AT, exclo-ire of the OP'al, which con4ist , . f Head, Elitriut-, and 11,tle, and i s utai i i a b ou t Id. p e r • of 511 i). MoNSIAI. Fit MA Y. Beef 46 2,1 io .S 2tl Muttou 4. 6,1 to 04 6.1 Lamb 56 0.1 to fiA ed Veal 03 4.1 to tis 61 Pork 54 2.1 to 64 01 Head to Cattle at 51arke•. Reef 4., 0.1 0, S. 41 51.01014 5$ 0.1 to 6. 0d Lamb 4. 6.1 to 04 114 1 Veal SA 6.1 to 6. 8.1 Pork 54 (hi los 04 II Head of Cattle at 1I r1...1. I Beams . . . tir .o Sheep mid 1,.....11).. 6 ..00 Pio Calve.: Beaus . . 2.400 Sheep •od Lambe 1J,600 Pic+ . . . 28U Calve% • a 11A1-N:Al4lO , :f. Hay Cloves Strait • . • 23 In o lu • • tI In it w A 1 13 P 313