The Statesman. — London, England, 1821-08-18 00:00:00

%I '.4 g tl - ." I • . • •,} .4? •& • . lir a.". • - ' 4 f~ a AI 0 LONDON, SATURDAY, AU UST 18, 1821. 'la* 11411PDEN !HI in the Deli. end 8 2 . 4 -- WARD'S NEW QUADRILLES. Abe eommand, sad dedicated to his most GRACIOUS MAJBSTY. has the honor of aomeenciog to the No the Subscribers to the Rails at Almieys. Sore of Was ADM'S* QUARRILLIA, *lth 10;=.pritse 40. Mossao's ern Strrr or VlALfzes. orlisot Season. containing • • The Hoy an aton" Si of Sowsusav"—" PRINCRIO EST/LiSAILV" 11 Alfonso," Sc. with Flute aceowpaaireat, ct • fliktioßß. IS. Strand, where twav he had the id WM Soltiroofgasulti ilea, all danced this season. I n le:haste. TRE 'NORTH POLE. al Isis jest been received from Captait .. in phials. we are ink. nett that he hes fell in mei somber of lee liens. ailing eastward. end re atithrt is stet a very severs winter.—As the de mi' .Weolleurlosiery is likely to be very WI AV begs leave to Inform kis Mee& Vit ip kid in a very extensive Meek, dill eft very rwdetted prises. dfilt l eeffateiVilie /hi Arcade. ► •r eli.st al .4 I;;;41 - asa SMOKE J.I.CKS.-- 1 at loders patibot.—FamilieA Ole Jeskoeltio reqseAtod to la- Imonattitory. 6,, Rack-hill, Hat- 51 ..-. Tri....41 - ,F6ri - ' ids of font. year, win* et:rthWortletViri oni t s i l l de l a t e 's! allowed, by etiarpetestitadges to be su •Mttk WOW . **laity now its use. r itid f With •ren. boiler. and sill by tbi artprltre; stove, and hot piste. lobster. Titan notes bare been proved by esbirbOdres to erre molly rhinsnies, when bah NKr *WI. References to upwards of Ilion-pull. a -DION rrery Morning at half-past 8. Dodo Whig. and Cialldford Telegraph Coach. through twis t Loithorivead. Clandon and liorrley, Tuesday, mildly, sell Saturday Mornings at 10. P•DItIo, 11,110110 Kingston. Ditton. Coidiam, and Ripley, on looday. Wvidnandeq. and Friday. Morning+, at 10. Healey Coal* through Maidenhead, every Afternoon at I. plood t woopied. arlitot, Mendel. and Petworth Coach. Tuesday, thoraday, and lialorsivei Mornings, at half-past 7. - _Margate, Ramagele, pool, Sandwich. and Broadstairs ASIR post-esseitoo, eery Morning sod Beetling. Osibit tight throng\ Henley, Le. ever) Morning at T. , • Pertains,* *Ow gm& Alga Keiht Pout-eoaeh, the Regu- Leit t oatia, 1 114 *r 4 ollig 11 tpr Weide, Wm* Kingston, Guild tird. t _ _ . llllBTorleas, Morning at O. , 1140 1 01111110 to . on tut arrival of IN Wt. illisolosi, Codllans, &e. to Bognor. _....,...... . to arty oily four inside, through -*--.elv, Andover, &c. every 0 :,‘lbiti • ftraored trawl the Bull sad Mouth.) len. sod Clreaeelter. Toe4day, Moniings at a quarter Wore 7. lath eloail•eoaeb, through Oxford sad Cheltea r Sforslog at 7. rlbrd sod Coaeh. &roach 'Maidenhead, . sod Harwell, Taarday, Thorids). sad liatarday at 7. a PIM Coach. 'pets net every a hosrooos at ere. Mill*, and passes throoqii War wick. foaming *, daraeses Head, Bull-street. Bir o. COACHM. NO.' . "York. Newcastle, and adtabatrath Coaches. and to !marts atlas Worth, every Matador. at a quarter post 11. Manchester Kesdal. Rochdale . Madderstirdd. itnatton.l . 1.4 d.. Rotherham. Skedield, mid Nor klatches. Did y. .141tmleriaost. Mockton,ind Yarn' coach, every looming, tile the gear Intl. lianderlastl. wt gA Witt LIRS—ITo To Wireless. Brantford, and Isleworth. e***) , MgclaYr Wednesday. Friday. and Saturday. aad Co.. Proprietors. Planets tn.! Packages are sagely sad expeditlawsly ewe rford Moss this haw to every MT Town, Village. Cowin Seat in the Miley/tag Cottatta;. t is.:—Berks. seem. —win, Pi/4'014 Dorset. Haas. rioreford. Olooesstor t 11.10.41110, 6 ,- Wilts. WOfeedfa. dwelt • 1 The Cares ESSENCE OP SHRIMPS. FROM the increasing. demand of this mach ad mired Sauce for all sorts of Fish. Ike. It Rik -Induced the Proprietor. HENRY POW ELL, et his Wholesale Oil and Italisan Warehouse, ti, Newgate-street, (where the Trade may be supplied with this and all other Genuine Senses. Pickles. ite.) to return his meat grateful acknon ledgmeets to the Public for their kind patronage, and at the JOIN done begs leas« to genesis' them that it is sold by all MOOS and Italian Warehouses in London. and by one or more respectable agents io ever! town throughout the United Kingdom. Observe, none is genuine velem ilignetl "Dientore and Son," and the Proprietors' seal on the Cork. To Merchants. Captains. and others. it is particularly re commended for shippieg, as It is warranted to keep is any ti.ll . I NO, aecording to toy usual costom, adver tised. at foil length, the Scheme of the State Lotte- Wl e veg leave ad* to recommend it to my best Friends the . Ou perusal it will he found to eonsist of the whole IS Apo Ticket). lobe all drawn in one Lottery, iris. 30th Oc tober, SO 'h November. and 11th and 2002 De.:etaber. There are not any Modt Prizes. aft the Prizes being Sterling Mo usey. There are sot any Classes orris-drawing, every Ticket drawn singly. each deciding its own fite and no other. — There are 'Direct Grand Money Prizes of Thirty T:fonsand Pound', hesidea 30 ether Cipltals ; and one grand feature of the Lottery Is. that there are not two Blanks to a Prize. Should my Mends think propertepitronixe this Lottery.(and I feel cotslideat they will.) I most respeetio%ly solicit a con tinuance of that patronage I hale experienced for suet a long series of years; and I hope Dense Fortune *ill enable me, as heretofore, to he as liberal ht dispensing her fav*urs. I kayo the honour to be. w!th the greatest neglect. The Public's devote.' servaitt. 4. Cornhill. BISLI, Stozk-broker. And 11. ('haring-cross. just finished I Shires' #nd Sold Ode ofOO,4lfAM.--Ous of 10,0)0, and IS 411 ----- ..ACH and t.A.E.AN MG the, 'VOTURE. that is 113rrantnt to afford in most will permanently retflove the , ...goo a Deutifriest, which, thrmgh it has not isreiriisiona rrf ' cesseratina enamel. or roral.' will he found to pos.sess every reasonably he espeeted : I.lese articles :rut is their composition, and pleasant in being the result of many years' vigil by J. iirt”, Surgeon and Dentist. 23. rt. price 2s. Mi. and 44. lid. *ash bottle facts hot of dentifrice. May elan he IS, cornhid. London ; Mr. Bnrintler. . Brighton t nt Mr. MriVittorien library. Mrs. Goul.t, 4. Niilaoss-atrent. Bath. .VQ(' ENT 0.%* E 11IJ lOF 'IIIA UD HUN EY. hel.l in the parl..ur of the Near are-road, where the preceding part . takes place. after two, Thomas Stirling; Esq. en• which time it was very much great number of persons bad collected outside. Ideensan Wain' ing ordered is some matt,' . cllops, objected to their istroductios as irnlelar. he had ordered one chop half an now brought him half a hare been sufficient ; if, however, he hail no objection to partake of as the fatigne which he had tinder- Ary, in another room. Mr. Waitti for a short time, and haring retnrii• informed the Coroner that all the Jury were present. the Jurors haring been . called ore , he first wits's', Samuel Breen, was sworn, who tie posed AS follows :—My name is Samoel Green, I lice 'at No. 9, Vineyard-walk, Clerkenwell ; I ain a painter, saw the procession; I joined it at Kensington. by the Church ; nothing particular was then posited' the procession was then standing still ; can't tell the reason of the stoppage, but that Church-street was blocked up, and it could not get on t I SAW no ills turhunce of any kind then ; I did not hear the IC; It Act read; the stoppage was b 1 carts and waggons across the road ; the stoppage was so far particnkr ; but there was no disturbance, the procession did no: pass that road, it went up the town towards Ilyde-park Corner. There was another stoppage at Kensington gate; the soldiers tried to pull the gates down ha could not. Sir K. Baker then ordered the processio to more on. the gates were shut against the Ouards the procession then prJeeeded to Knightsbridge with out interruption, to Ilyde Park Corner, then the pro cession was ordered to stop, for what 1 could not tell the Park gates were shut there. The procession went, on then as far as Park-lane. I did not hear any thine take place there till such time as the Guards came up;' • the procession did not attempt to go np Park-lane, there was obstruction there, a cart load of don, and two carts in the rear of it; nothing, particular then • took place, bur the procession remained there so lie time. ten mutates it might be ur a quarter of an bow. I lust part of it for a short time. 1 went up the Park after the corpse, and found it near t'uoiherland-_ate: I joined it I►efurr the hearse passed through the gate. The first thing I saw in the Park was souse iron rail ing pushed down; 1 saw the near& rush oat of the Parks as soon as the iron-ralliag fell, and 1 saw a young officer come out. who fired a pies)! towards Caa,berland•street, and rode down the road and up again. Ile was a young Aker. and fired a pistol al most as soon as lee was out, and then rude down the rem(' towards the tutapike. A Ji lIMIAN asked whether Witness alma Oxford- ltayssester ?--iffitnees, towards the taropilse. leg of the pistol was almost the first thing I beard some others before. Juryman..—Did the tater halt w'ren be fired No, not with the first; if fired more than on not see him re-load; he termed his horse Air • the first shot, and having one &boot a hundred he rode back towards Comberland-Rata. a parcel ;more from Ihtfuedsstrect, :deem as* Ald go down, the pireot atzt; he pissed" !tuned after them, ana. .1 and I saw a Inao-foll, lehlioet is * the street at.tho secoofi•iw; Atot imam • the than Camb'erlfiblVitivef he "ass •ohitblllAnt !too kw ye ei oftUousibriambyre tee "lap &ajbli was fall Immediately on that pired very 'soon after ; I could not _ I him ; he swag • arriell off. A Jurymaa.—Did he receive his death by that dir k charge ? I believe be died from the effect of the The witness was close by the watch-boa, on the same side as the gate, when the Otter fired his pistol ; his back was tewards me, but I had a fall view of his face when he turned round. I don't know who it was that discharged the pistol, but should I see him again 1 'Admit I should know him. He was not at the bend of the troops nor in the rear; there were several before anal after hhi should knew him from a thonsand. There were net one or molt pistols discharged before I was up; I wee up before the railing was pulled ddwn ; there were alt pistols discharged befbre. Juryntan.—Did yet hear the Riot Act read ?—I did' sot. I saw so brickbats throws. D. The man ex sear him to see yes seemly Magistrate or Civil Did yen see toy person warn the people against any art tausuk t—No. Did you see any person caution the soldiers against' any aggressioo on the people ?—I did not; I did not see HIV K. Baker torn the body into the Park ; the last time I saw Sir R. Raker was at Park•laac; the than tow-, mitted no act of violence, he was standing still, aor was any violence committed by the people in that quarters i saw stones thrown from. the oppogitp sides of the way, none at that tide until the wan was shot. I saw thuds ride up to the gates; the gates were not closed I saw no scuffle between diem and the people ; I saw t 6 . ,military brandish their swords, which seemed to irritate ] the people—(the Coroner objected to the rapidity o the examination)—and they hissed the spiffier% and cried wit " guilder," after the man was ; the bran dishing of the swords was before the man nail shot and after a'ggig I did not seethe people behave in a disor derly wanner on any other °religions but when the sol diers iiirerit•ted ; 1 knew of nu plan previdasly devised for ohgtruciiiirt the funeral prne . •sion. The Coroner here ohserved, that this wa• no evidence, the witness might not be able to !ay what other pea ha.l intended. Mr. WAITION IN 521;41, I WWI to ask th• on.s what he knJws; such a plats has heen spoken of, ansll even imputed to myself, mill if you wisit to examine one nu the statist , . I ant quite ready ; stoked 1 shall esquire it, 1 am soil:tell to those things, that the flirt d o es chew on ine. 1 have ho wars 'sections to, put to the witness. A liskitlesuan then steed up, and teas proceeding to examine the wite.mt. Mr. WAITIIMAT4 exited him who h. was?-11e Mew • . , , . -.... The persob stated, that he had been 1 - q 'Reporter to ask the iritaess 10 spealreareelliselootlsb The Cone/out observed, thatis was mot proper 1141 person to speak to the witness is a teemerhieh IMO( be generally heard ; as to himself. • hielskeihmMill @nee from the low tone in which lbeiPlithill and it would be a satisfaction if they apPii more distinctly. i 'he next witness sworn was Mr. Jitliti CO deposed as follows :—My name ie John Cohl at No. 17, Francis-street, Totteabani Crawl have no trade or profession ; I came all Millei Brandenburgli-house on horseboek filth sion : it stopped at Kensington, 'eft the VII people were anxious that it should go: • City, and begged of the horsemen to Elba* direction ; some of them did, Riot derosiewed stables to strike the people; the estimates t make way through the pimple that thejoketessl pass up a labe out of she straight direction' pie said there was souse in attenhptiog It sal upset there and a cable was draws scream time a sort of baggage wag es." op es. op ta three soldiers on it, and else a Year 'taildrigi they went to the end of the lane for the ii avoiding the procession. The baggages era__ swered the purpose of blocking tip the way, - 41 near a dung cart, and formed an obottnethro.. e .-11 Riot Act eertaibly was not read at KessiagtOlN if* Eyes were not off Sir Robert Raker two tortfuresfint _ the whole of the time. Nothing offensive passed there between the soldiers and the people, nor did the suf. dices Interfere ; I left the procession about half a idle os this side of Kensington, end rode on towards Paries taw ; I Stair no stoppage but at the Chervil., I redo ea', with intelligence ef the way the procession waft coming; . 1 saw the passage at Pant-lane ais., b;oelted up ; SW Norbert Bo!ter mast within a fee - yards of Park-lase, and thee !salted. I understood then it was his unties. lion that :lie pr.seession sh:;nlil pass through Vie City; While we were waiting there a man cause running and said that Cue hearse had turned to go back ; 1 was thw first to tut). my horse round and push on as fast as I could towards the Park-gate ; I got before the pro: cession and rode through Cwoberland-gate before nay of the soldiers arrived ; there were very few people assembled then at Cumberland-gate; 1 dhf got observe any soldiers in Oxford-street when 1 poser) the gate; there were a few on the inside; I west on to the street opposite the gate, and oh turning round wee snit prised to s-e a nausber of soldiers ; the jp‘oglM attempted to shut the gate; they succeeded is getting° one half shut ; some of the soldiers bad by than time passed through : the soldiers on the isside . appeared in regular ordn.; those on the oittaWe wet* o•t so ; at any time there was room for soldiery to go through; they alight hire passed wittnitteit , for these men very lee poepio diotet - hrisi time; I do not think there were thirty people ahogeiher pushing at the gate; before the firing I saw the soldier. sill at those wise had hold of the gate; I dial net see whether they had cut any of them; that was followed by the throwing of stones ' • I slid not see a brick or stone thr o wn ill then, an d I was in a situation fro.a Iwhich I must have seen it if it had happened; souse sol diers stood in Oxford-street in reat confusion, *pop. rentiy not knuaiz n %bat to do. W hile they were staiil- ..ig in that uncertainty, a great number of bricks atki ~o.rel were thrown at them; use throwing continued .boost a minute; the soldiers had ceased to cot until en otheer foil of desperation rushed with his sword at ode .u,•• in pardenlar, a foot-passenger, who stood ea the mate side of the is I: with the gate; the man was on this side of the wall, and he bent himself down to avoid the blow ; hut whether he escaped it or not I did not see. I slid not re.:ognise the fate of that officer. I did not see the man throw any thing at the User; my at teution was first arrested tar the resolute meaner in I wiiicir the 011.•er rode at him. 'fhe soldiers then gal 'lopped about, and dispersed the people in all directions. Just at the moment that 1 thotight they bail effected !heir purpose of driving the people .if. I beard the report of a pistol. I heard the report of many. robs afterwards, and saw two or three soldiers host they dreil to the air. Some seconds elapsed twern the first fire and the shots which followed. 'he' tioiag was then almost general. I rode up to a rang Oth..er, and began to expostulate with him am-the Im propriety of firing at the people. He was dreadfally agitated. His answer was I cannot help it asteed... what am Ito do?" I told him he alight use his in fluence to eheekit. He said it was impossible. be could not check the firing. His agitation was so great I thought it terror at the time, not knowing that a seas !bad been killed. The soldiers then cleared away the rubbish, and the procession went straight oft. Lthbak I should know the young Officer again. Theillisc, ceased almost immediately after. I did sot knee Ott a man was killed until the nest day. The Oilehei rare was very effeminate, and be was very bus lid I bis appearance. 1 did nut see Sir Robert Raker 1 the gate at the time, but there was a person is lAN `who seemed to be connected with the soldiers. 3 !did not interfere to prevent the soldiers, nor did I a soy Nlegietrate present. 1 know sot by *boos 1 (Shot was fired which killed the man, SO, did I see t' olfieer fire at all. Cruseweamined by Mr. Ifaxsoo.--I hatiseatood 'was the intention that the procession should IFllikrall the City No-lt they were disposed to go 'lane, they could net without difileoltr i l pe Cumberland-gate before the. soldiery ; few inside, but nose is Oxford-street. Oa horse back. 1 *as surprised at the. number *I et• • 1100. doers. A eft lOU objected to the COMO of enamels repetition if what bad bee. stated Were. Tote eroes-examisatien coati ovede—thoe half et !gale 'lift 'shut. The soldiers were thee Joie:- how 'whether with the edgier the swords. The Milano- wenkshrows hoe 4 wets how the *tiler •side. Time twiekbets .wees. *pews above s reiwate bolero Oclielsgt Otke g prowled the tbeworieg et *el t ow 011ie *Wadi, but ow se bleed. Weeds& wee le ewes the Ana 1/40400•AtT n.gbu h5 1 .4" 4 arl24 ediliblothiet tMediel•lipeetiei.ei trues.: 4 I to t.i* i flieillede MP IMMO. oerereaces to upwarus of 'V In thel;ittery ju . . dos, therm to be had of Prosser. the Prize ~o fil l : f lUtlf. .--flue • - 11. and ati soodsere ease is Lsoiolon.—Old o th er C ap i tals. ci s hi illeitipge. It)R1 t)R the TOO* ••••;-...• . • . :4.szto - 40T.43,111111X I"S, TEETH, a TIM relief in all easel. anal • ' ' '• • ' 4. A ROM • TOOTII-ACII ; also a • ' - o ,•. R.Irig.,VELLING AND CON- the atostord prelefision . 11111 MERCH ANDIZ E. rertioog the game to ea it ~,,,,,Ehe 7_ . 118 , " other COACH ES requisite that can rem are perfectly innocentl Parleßoyaiiigiloiiiipoose, Tuesday and Friday Niglds, their applieation. booin et waive. , practice. Prepared to, __ ~.. PaeteetoOdetiod ()deport Mail. through Gollooltlllng. Pe- Old Iterlington-street. 8ete11...., Vt. cm Mooning at a quarter past 7. of tioclOrf, and Be. es ..adi erred Bootie hairpin dOn Rs snivel a paeket sails to h o d of Mr. Johotton. • of gist, to "rove, passengers sad parcels; and a .1, Mt. James's-street. II eetatilf lidEidelvester, through Drayton, Havant, Cheltenham ; and of N Re. ki , maiMer Mali. thrisogli Ileeley. ()stunt. cilia Celt L ao L • i t . 1.• E D 1A f 4isimi 114 01 94 47 ibilltilli ate loarler-past 7, and Sill ley at half- Rl(' baa b it if7 tida7 Mail, firongh Or M. Met- IF -tieryievening at a quarter past ; L and Tile inquest was frime4ClinterburY• Pasgedirors and Pt" inn Tavern, El A n a No _ _OOL' Margate, Itanisgate, Satiolwich. ,i .. • had I the Inquiryo t Mt,. pettwls Sr. conveyed tatFoil.stone, I gaed * 9Pl.Moriik, Regency, sad lyol.d. At a quarter aft ' Ibrongh forraarthen. lAandiki and Haver ; !seed the room. at ,k,„ 44 ,.... Of" maks( al a quarter-past 7, and Sunday at erawded. and a pea . .-or em i r ra iir his i 4a. At the windows Mite Ilk.A. 4 `'s vow Irv- •-•its~sin - lit . Ida asartAm.past t ro a . hie, sad Chippenbata. Soon after Mr. A esrance, and harin ial '- • Post Conch. every afternoon at S. dor Coroner objected 1111 iPeat ' la two dayil. to carry four inside. ' l ' , ding, Marlborough. Devizes, and llr. Waitbroan said, Moeda , Wednesday. end Friday Moraines at 9. hour ago, but they cola la intended for the accoonatoolatios of whet, one would ha .•10ealhise who cannot undergo the fatigue of is 4.34 . a rre gui • ar, n . a *two la ewe day. ie 1 liirOteat ligki Post Coach, through Reigate and Cuelt. such refreshment AS lelit, Alert florining at S. goal. made *creaser; ' Choltrontrao 0+40661 Post Coach, to entry only four in- num then retired foe Illiralrtirogia Mary and Oxford. every Slorooing at 7. ,Cidelleider. Doctor. and Petworth Post-ousels. Alonday. ea * tbe eellita‘la is Wodosaday, and Foilliy Mornings, at a quarter before 7. Uenttemen of the il '''Dovar and Casterbtify Light Poet-coach, every Evening The names o f th Kok Mai* Noatealat. Ilium, 8 Asses, Wilts. Worcester. AJ i i Paid Wales, Ml min tit the We of Wight. Jersey. Goon- lat. sad all parts of Pones I and to all Parts of ilia North. road or ' , ' • Tale neitler.lliat aa . oesirahilw; Klass. min, The Aril gratigto. plate. task of harmer small the saw ; 1 I Italie; will be amounted fort or dam*: nor any By a _, saw paring or paissogar's of are titan AL sallow . , ", videos spelled as seta oral at the Oleo sad plow r PI" fora 0001 V41 1 7 I did not +0 th at ptiomilintoro, So ohootirst Roam . - hying th lINACIIRLL'S 449`1111VT SELP-ACTINO IN- yards he LT.a. JiICPI/461. in.CUTOTIIa APPARATUIL— J rheAp• h r me t a E s is haviagessited lb. altsation tad approhotlio of the roold ioediati amen in •LasiOst ac -Park. kod - Pad is Manton -0 as . del, to seasnoloeini it twtho Publics atlas twiny eta lure Ajo i ld , h*. faits dto their Inert 40/cocoa IL ; n et. at *WON IA fletilida th q In " tit e l i• of th 1 .. . . 0 1 0OkaiE s t e, 7 0114 ?" 11 :: u r e L done . Ow flat t 11 ' • • " IP" ' " ' '• •Ir tircirst-c . ptstu site ityksol4l4,SoliGifiga-MISi..PPii letviel on tlib part of Colonel Cavendish. ' Mantled. who ewe-, Mr. liswooN theo proreedei to examine the witness whit diaries) as folio Ts : When I came up to iihreland Hate § the rates were Opoto, soil the hearse was ati•ost ti pass thrisigh ; I can't say what part of the procession hrd go se he. fore, but the hearse wss ahon: to thr oigh when came up. It was before the ..fsi rr that the in.:it— A Stranger here rose, and arilogisld fot .11. himself to the notice of the Court; but he thonzlit .sta•erisl, if allowerl, to put a question to the WittleS , through the Coroner, namely, whether at is , hefir• the time in which the particular shot bras ftre4l whieti trilled the mut, any attack was loade on the paq of the peopl.; he 1 1 / 4 .4 aware that the rite '44 ha I alrestly 4t.tre4, that no attack had been mule until the tiring ItestAn, has he Monett the qu-stion °nicht to be, wk• tiler there wa, any a:.aek previons to the firin4 So:ue Jurymen objrc:esl to the putting of qn by peewee not leaily interest, I in the a , if, stone line was not &Olen, there could be no en t to the examinatioo. The depositio.i of tbr witness was then rex I Veer by the clerk, and souse c..r:ections mole. Witness, in ea r dauation. further stated, at the time the pistol was [discharged, the odicer's horse haul his head towards Cittuberland gate. lie turned in the saddle towards 'the man and tired. The man was then standing ways on the pavement, his right side bring poured towards the olfic..r opposite the gate. .A Juryman asked whether the man's back was not actly towards the harts!, ? Here the witness described the position of the man. by *goading as he appeared by him to he placed, which was standing with his tight side towards the house op. posi'e the gate. Juryman was proceeding to make some corstnent on the evidence, to which the Coroner ullect,4l. A Jurvman asked, whether did the officer see the man ?—Witness-1 cannot say, I believe the officer shot the usas, but whether on purpose us not, I can not say. Mr. Htxvost asked witness whether his observed any tiotom proceeding previously ?—Witness-1 oi served only the (Ailing being thrown dowti. Herta Jarysnan observed, that he believed thP wit loess did not inderstaiid his fanner ritiestion us to the 'position of the man, and he asked whether was dm assn's heck to the houses on the north side of* street ? —Witness-4o; his right hand was more towards the houses. , I kite ibla Coroner objected again to any metn3entine on the knee. TI soother iseetion, the witness said, that the emit Was soarer 113 221t a the witness. • Air. Warta est, if he was looking partly tm worths the allow ?—Witaosa--He was . " 1 Aindtatan--Caa rojk4gi the age of the officer ?-4 Wliiess..r. w* iromg Nis. be mitten .be *boat V AL . more or • . -es • A i Is. aIL - • • • • • 4 • •. 1. • • * !* - 1 1:1 ; .: • 4 .. • ..r 4 •• • t L ;•*: . •t, ~ ~'~ r:er , .• • , t N' .... . ritc‘ . , t• • N., ti • 47 . OA • • • •. •IP • DIP • • • .•'~ I . • • . X 4 l' OP P % • tj • . 1.1141. .4 1 S' • " 4 . 4 . • i• • 4 ' i i . . , • .. ff - i . , :,..... ~.,, I • ( • ... t • • s !• '' . 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