The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-27 00:00:00

' Y. • 5. ,. , " • . ~1~ ',cooties, caused. 4e 4011,1ei$, which was done fer,twolsours t accordieg to some of the affidavits ; for onlpone accordingto others. Three of the convicts were kilted, and a grea t man y. • wounded ; ,Ihßy lay groffoing ekal crying oat for the • Doctor all night, hut nobody came to theartill near nine n'olnrk the nest morning. The Doctor then sold them that it was all their own , faults, for they. bad conspired to.rire on the crew; this they all so. lestinly defiled. They were afterwards brought up to the hatchway, and examinad an their knees, ,g 4 this supposed , conspiracy; particularly as tole sisal and iornscrew which they•were supposed to here se. *feted. 'They. all denied the ,conspirecy, abd eta their • .births being..seerrhed, nothieg was foundbut a few tails cad a file. After this, the rootlets Ware treat. . feel on Lib greet harshness. several floggings took place, and end man. had a bayonet run into him heaps.** • . sated oat while some, fetters were eleeiled en pie let with red-hut rivets. The Convicts were repeatedly. . threatened death ; and an the night.of the ttilef April, after they had tetired to.bed, and been 10• toned down as before, a. second firing on them took ?lace from all parts of the .ship, and lasted nevi two hosts. Another was killed, and. several Olen w o ont led, oak no,essistauce afforded till the nest. morning. On tha ?Alb of June. tourer five of . 4 t.ba convicts were chained into the jolly-boat, and one or ow., &bar; *slather was • put.into the long.boat, whoa* be died iu four days. All the affidavits. aw l etriellOtli throe heti boeu 'to conspiracy wheWeee r nor any resistance, or the slightest appearance of re. 'Distance, chime befog' the .fitst firing, between that" and the second firing, after that tiring, err. de** any part of the aleyegth The crew bad been hem* to speak of Cellist*, ee lb* sneitior of the ship ; abet the 17th of April, .tka convicts had beeis.treitw ed on all accisteis with* relentless iivaritya The affidavit* of eetetel holtiliteise heard the stated, tbst the firing Aldo& ihnfinee atioid tO • settee Or 4 ituatittii felstraii'iceirdieg to **. bileitti‘staipt belief • Siits generally ttntertfiiifiid'eatiotr`'Chi creir that - 'fl e convicts intended to title; sod that' befOre the firing commenced, a distarrbeuce iris ihaird'aming the OP, • :sowers below, int - iris aktret4tventhat they were., breaking boas& Ors tlir lather beng a line ilidarit of rims of the Coliticts4lsted,•tiot'ise kind inrerheard "..flernents and ttilltte, Isere to el 'en alarm, skardatl that Bre fltiok might • The iffidarlf,k Ike Ciptila Misted,' ti et J"iriete•t6o asielitik; •11 . 1Vdtet tefiir Mate, acclerew that they titles of ir • to?itlail ; that Jeri ike nights bf ibe drib; • leteisted to buielk tbi locki . elitteii +Priten, ''been beard brkint .to fay, 4111 ; 1114 tad all hie* (wind . EMI . bit that, f.4isd then , tbiy worth] . tr 'halter ow, . Fleeted : that L- Lady Colebrook*, being 80 you* if i nee, endings): tersified, had at length couseuted that 1 Iltra. Teaffe, should accompany her to tow* to the t-Clarandon Hotel,- - where theywraight settle the teat. tors in difference between them. ' • Mr. Boeltbee went es ;the Debi& ; but, when they citIDO to !swo t got into the invide at the request of :.Mrs. Taaffe..... •There wet also. an allidavit by Mr. Lawlor:4 au at.. toruey, stating, that- the children had .been placed wader the care of their grandmother by molder of ,Itbe Court of Sessiou, in Scotland; that the-parties ', bid been before the Lord Chancellor ; "Old thee an application made to Lord Elleuborough by Ma: Teal's, for a Habeas Comes, to give her the custody: bi ber4leoghters, bad lutensekted. 1 . Mr. DexarAs, on behalf of the Defendant Boolt• pine, urged that.theinotives by which, otter repeated solicitations, he bad bees urged to take this *Mime nate step, were motives which in general would be deemed most hoeotwable—sympathy • with the feel= ings of an unhappy mother. He trusted the Coutt would allow these motives to operate in estenuatiou of his offence. • The other .Defendant had pet in-wW Leffidavit, and there was certainly no legit defence ; i t it was for their •Lerdships to consider bow far. ill. t; re insttniseet-sheeld ise.eiskeri feirAllhe fiadt of - - privelp4l : he could not be considered as having , singed thhoffeuce. -As for thetrensectinii itself, ( wastypite clear there had been aloe:ay-Ai:pate; shut the tuither . bad claimed the earn of bac citildeen,• was bad been placed with: other relation: ; ; these pelt flees,. Oho, for pagbi be knew, might be serf pro. pee permits, had detained the children. When the, were ae dMaleed,. said about to be sett ten disttat. part of the Coat:try, an espesimunt to -try bow fei the &setters might be willing to .entalt,to their- mo. Abet was surety entitled to be favourably costeidevell. : The Defeesta nulled laken no pact but :to *Mist' MA{ Taffe.in. the endeavour An take lleave .af •limilallglia ten. - Mo. Taste was .uoW iallremsto so. that Defendant was deyrived. of most lingerie) . - to operate in mitigation of puaisivatent. He druid. runt coaceive way tbstalidavit of Law ford Alts in-' pfitildeced ; for the prebend Defendants had. nothing' bade-with the . refusal. of the 'Jabot: Corpus,. 'or ,could it be-osonotd.that t tbey had any knowledge .of AM. 4pplichtion .tiffidasita.4id )19t day, which it happened; but it would be muds more so, it the authorof It 'asset &Usage open giviag'seca tity, because he said. that he felt some contrition.— ' And whet sort 'of contrition - was this-f: , -Suchie per sons often felt when they were before the Coact.. .who never felt it on any other nccaa4n. The concluct i , of a Gentleman, who could, join . with a vagrants i . and a prize-lighter, wptinsuch an ocpasio t it t ,sras.44, to be distioguitpo from that a . any ; un pciirligidl ruffian.. Tilt prisecalors were aatostea, Ort, 0 0 - , dictive fee)ing; btai, they.wished t o show, lltacias i outrage should:oqt he committed with impanity .d the persons of : anptuttitati females. . .. . . f • 11 ..-01r.J... t tisf,ite 1/41.1.11rt In passing Sentence s ... • that . the l'sisaarte °Pal* ,was oat"( an agaraFa! . nature, a nd such is, for . 44nstely for . the Polico . g the.coantry„ . Teli occ.fersed—a systematic plats Its waylay a carrtuge l lri,vti'ptere Via' one I t ems , .so . years °id, and threnotbeit :aitthir r _ a - sell , was said to be done )aiid of tie s Ilibt Tithe t :' . 0 .ther d two of tliejlaani Lidte. 1016;tei 1. 114. lilt f ailihe 144 . i . ,a,onpPostonity of 'seeing 111@m. * -i the' fOnantPeitifi - wlts not any,4 l eilant itt Kri.Vailffi,' Aar. • .., ~ ' any Conbezioo o f her - s - ; inlf 'the Oil,' iticoiat ~ • , , •se,n of him was,- that be, was a 'pride:o#t t 7- a OO . l. in his pocket,' thOttik *if*Q; ,w ere hot bOildeg. Ha bad no ciiilnelfal fitictiqd t hee prior _ to.ipa asset* in:qiestiOn.. 'l3o . oltbeo''s *C couht Was,.that,ba was most reloCtintlj p'reialled'ob a. •! : : . j hy Mrs. ague, to aisitt neiln'arial6mtt v ie wilier chiISIMP,. tncl,prp.V.ller from theough i ge of ; Cady Cole . broOke a - ` -, tatisi. 'Old be make an 'y enquiry hetoitit,ko i ' *-", saib - inatidesiaktqF - Did he liiiik , - were etailipti , list their -. 1 1 14 the cou. m in. .„r.TI F ri „ ‘ W I:9 4N ►,. `t : , , 4 . 11 18 protect them ;-, • 43.111. spa ?.77 . . h a *a" that ao 00&a -is kid . tstsrss sp ? s r tho libe! for that Toil per. ; ogdtispt the oppi*Aoss bed been' serrisold?.4- 1 , ,rAto4. he .r tnist ii.to' Mn. Tailid ?' Ili, Aliiiimit aid "not le Mssit'li,e liid • not ftilt:kaisiit. r o o f ill iho o #' Pviplaiis . * "Itois;iidliiiis . "irosscosive . 1 by grs. MilleYftnookielsity i s as li Wiles( t 4: ~et foe by 6,0;4011 . '1ml on liiiii.6o-iiiitim=not to go to Lady Coielrookeis hisoiel rind' BewiisXvtlist Irfulda!krre.opened.the espy of ony,selloctiliii: 'inn) !we moo w ith Mrs. Tiogs, one .41 Thea.,having . - _ _ •__ %theses 'set loaded. 'lnstant' - 'himself' on a .11ackney.: ..eis airier' came in- view,' Which Woolthee pros pealed' completely to obsttact Ike.; ' `-.11 that Mn..i Tao ] , th i sqight hei wholrtes_ilie ca sindesvoor oxide ti. Nteiman 4 a pri ''onttrwoosso . . of genteel , appearance then jumped• oil, app., rently excessively agitated, bud stated r .daint ber name was liarrison, and that she ilia, p.. ...fo r adP i .. -rim., row, near the Asylum. She had hew- sets. .ing in the Strand, and returniug, took a.coacinia iiridge-atreet, Illackfriart, and directe4 theAlsiver An proceed to the Asylum. When ilk" coach gulled ,the end of Blackfriart.road, the I ) rissitserpot in a` , *An of shabby appearance, who, until then,: s loven the box. She remonstrated upon this :isoptepo-Sety i but Itt laughed at her, sod though she 'sweated M t ii ,to allow her to get out end Tay slim the full atinotiat of bitifore,. although ,he had not goat more than hag w% ~ ay, 4 he fastened the door, gleamed his box, aloft dintkoff. Mai 11. seppo4og the. map IthiteAcitced into,Fercnmpany me/title ? rob her, or to tultMikep . ties, screamed for assistance. Judson, in • spinflitit the coach, fo o sad a pheasant. l' he,Magistristit shred. ed the case to stead over, .that Mts. 11: suourd.he requested to attend, and that an information sboold be laid,agoinst the coachman for .having game .10 hit pot testing, he being an unqualified portal°, . Itimmatitoubn•sTnum—A bur,glary Aunt robliecy,- which has occupied much of thewltentiom of ;he Magi!ee;oes, woo' filSul.. ly beard... Thursday Ware G. lihnitzet, • tietp • f .en Gna M. *town *ell to the ottinemet ..ljuising, gm the patVall:oowC" 4 . `Witt the Offence in the both - Oaf Mr. Burl;,, a gepartoan.ol; tor. •tune midi* in GlottcOster.place. 'the *Pristine*. has f;ily committed.to Nes/gate fer trial. 1 • ~ HATTON-GARD EL -. 7 Wire. Connor was brought, iup s i gic nes todie of Bell and Warner; powoles of St. Semi:dire s perek. for goal ettamisatiou, charted with paring a frprgt4 Hunk of Enztaud note, hat t aiog .it to be sinth. to- libt;..Uulchhairm. cheesemonger ' S. JohnAtreet. Clerkeon ell, (Aber charges n ere bninghtagainst him far similar offences. The notes were ail produced, asst the above charger vaunt ea A Gedllrdwo from the Hank,. et iaspectioa, proved that 011 the antes *ere forgeries in every respect. The Pri..ooer ' alto was s mugly irosed 4 arasthen•eomaiitted in 14etv to fur trial. WORM r•stitarr.-.ll'hereday J W hitconib; mho keep. a chaialler's shop, in Lizard -street, S. Luke's. appeared to. au it information laid egaini him for selling . tee half quitrtfr" lOasts;ditlitieas II weight aloe avates. •He Nyas criovicted in Ales pasaity4", par vow ce, :.. 1 (1,, r 4, • • • : - 7 ,' Ftiltle...-erburadayitufrolog, between ftuir ate ire ttelitelk, al Ofirmllatlne hrole lint in Gloucester thattt,lVetwivo Graya dgedgesnaed •I roofs : Hulborootult •wilfrareired le she Prookes of mfr. Jargh‘ t i.leather-dreiser, and (roust* eery .11P• triode situation of the Manufactory, Wag .urrouaded by a amber if ostierrat !WIN* hosilaess, no , ABA ftegree if alarm was excited; in additidif to which. the number •of old burr' • contiguous to the manufactories increased the apprehen-inn.of Itaflutiltheurband.:oolan)alatorbring terra by the watenr the unfok of the kultobttams Verdicossed awl an the Wert 'short ifine after the lire made Ili oppeoroutte,.eugioes a are 74 *'Pbt'aihrturroiletled . the iceith of Cohlagration. fla , alive* ,Oa lembes. viper ch a siondrenofr trl, E th. they ' .enabled to nil ' 4 Wid e '. oftor about half Mn I.d. p!aying,,lbil • t anately prevented the Halms e.00 , 11 1 .' fortatOviliti •fi* . 0t ' tAr. Janis , neatly the vh"l I : x **fa himketatettletortutosisanted. i 141ARRIND. At i taligley, 'Fasex. ow the 9.21! ieo. Ctiptain AVilliam n btvuel•ltt : avy.lS''lunitu, ductile er .!. R.-. 4 , .!a444-. - - MINIUM a Prints npe l piablishall t?v_ O. 1 4 , TOPIO w ' STAlacts A p OgriCE. N 4l „ 1, !Psi, • ry-ciong, re:4l4 .. .. e , 2 ~ ~ . .... 0 , ~r.,,tr. ino 1 . iri,,,_ .7 f 4ampoit shtli •limositswebsoi puce .0401.445 r. otitaitookaissoreseien. . Ho thought it e a . join 411eIr 1111/15111f as MI fig Weft iNd ns .th e e tti c e thile : h , i ' l i. 4. •':`"' - ! . t etas . WNW Well ilt ! w e spings 7 WiripplfeaCpS 1111P1r011ye...TI 2... -1 , . , t ' . • ifiC,F•4loNeflottlikill COW% . 1114' s. .1" . - is m er ; l o p olg l i ors i.ib li r e " being ir5 ,..,„.-wta.' • freesdinary thgt.Miss.Sotheylsod,sloptild put 4an of- desired his COMpattions to cease ;by which he .• • • • ' , The Court woe occupied 4111101101.:'/A . yosag Lady's 'teeing been token by mitted, that down to that time they had acted le h lk lO • . • 'ambt' t di tve'uf air* unf ihatilli *I. . • Boit as to the . I V .7. )1 "Ong Ilailie a of . iteCialettigrafil,~lll, "Or .'• . . ' ' "ilitallt i t s vb. infest had frein i.• leg, and }be young Lady *riff should not have (mirage. Did he then quit. the -et t ct.a li e, sod t ear • 4 ' )° .• . . , . • ;.• parties/ _.... . . • L. 7,. .. f pt.c . 4 0 . 4 . %i '' • 'v . "topped . Noe . of the o f i toto f f O r ..4 swore . Ha itialoglit 'Wise 'opt/vegan') of Lady Coleb T ro ff oke to return unmolested ? Ni. 1. le '--- -° en the evidence of and Mn. Mrs aa e proceeded In the carriage to Li• . -i • .: i ‘ : , . . • 't lin me* iellerinterperaited lrodin salt & gl ee bah* her testisormy throw an impstation ...,,,• Ati t .aisailMattatteti, that hisp , . bill .1 n ‘lllls. ten wee oadrestaati that Ittil want alt to be pat 10. 9 . d n eb.....- Miss.Sotherlasid. Undosssed/Y there were family Mr. Boultbee took credit that he had rel. a..i ''' • :41 4 1 /. 11 0 1 0 44.1 • 01,1 " 4011141 w*" / "' " . " 1/4 . -Hisallidneittleirther.stated,'Sbatiebsd•glesso so or. 'orals sad Vast ettietesiirlibePetle" the PO"' • 'qtr I . si. . m. ihaa I. tukh " . . .• : ' ;.*Ailliii " *.h. D1144411411° 0 N1."*.1 *S e " does elbsepeee fee the nee*/ i ski , e m p is dee m e w W as . elder Justice Axel:ff.-What d* the Court know , crowd from increasing the annoyaace to L a d y c ol • la Po f.. '-' • .. ' •. • . -.. fi hir ..e.. ---7,1fini°4„.._;,...""tear,03411441"1".'gr illiatint ysimpatso - s, • wens eavesui.ohbee al • of thiseiSmily quarrels,. Of !Vent they .1. he brooke. But ip What a sitaatioo avast he __ . hle*Plamd F r. . '' • y ' a de. that Lady when, from the impetuosity of a • M '' - -'• : " la w" "1"'" 1 "k 1 " • "Pur.PartamiTaN.. .„,,',, ._ ' id i: ' • -is see • sbe the • 1 tire Ceert of &otos ; sb.wls ish swine I n , •womee, be 'had drawn.upon tier t h e i ndiguati l lit oat creW, t wee • o;. l , crowd ?He bad stated . the cios eas i m ," iii th e - . •x, , .hy .tine witl of Lady kisegrirdnergme4 ItfuJIIRP 'ROW . t h e i s sni t ing t . -• • •• • bride .tin-Capielo was that. • •i : • •••• • .. - ••• ' i. ... , .:.„. . . .0.,:e01d by betties.. •Adrile alliesd pi irklllll. ll lo___ . ..4. hie edge % 4404114 . Pend nee coetreey-te Mr- ARTISAN, replied, It did eat:appear . the D e .. most favottrable t raneer, sad accordina i i , u r Bro. r 1.. ;'. • ,statitioN. but the Deleedent NO :,IPlillitinlm t e w i a liebeenollepleseelciete:f the Olken bad - do* (Pedant kw?" Opt • ; !mad be thooghtlho . suppression bee's aWdavit. The af fi davits ou the oh m A id e . 4, _ • t ;'' • . - .. 1 11 . contract 08 side•Wdelle d ' of Al.;-401 1 alsbatall_alst - illi , oosso ok sw iiiii r oko r gi s i n h os l ea n t en edema of affidairite on pit part of the Proseliairs, !bowed., a much worse view of the case. t il e A le g i i r ",• hi _a' '' .. . . •itt • ' 17bikiwittg toot,thrieolk,feedlsplteeMisst WO, • era ••, ilbs4.XL . . . - . was not a cool judge of what abe waseebp ut . 4 , do : . 1 . . ' that something elite iists sought' for „ than . to come most unjustifiably rind impredently te.e..,6110,69:141c: ..'• i. easstertlO otelye the etlitileik-Vikkor44 . • : e . , ' • - ' * . „Awn Atit e e n ey-Geneeslodl at the mere instiee'reff the cautery. had expressed hiti at f sorry f or w h a t n at itip s ued • ; had lent- himself .to sri outrage, loch es fiq uastei Mr. Boolthee . was. not frequent.• The Court would de Medal was the vi•ot afoot. kinionor *A ,tbopitip , . : .: . . .• • • hut hos , reart epee which tho• Pd. e .11 . poesy for sorb porpeeell, esiligsallote Oh ••-• st , , ' 1 • v as c ar araitaea v en d: sews • our la behalf : the he bed expressed this to Lady Colebrook., :Ind to Y I -‘4, in 1/77. Ilde tinr ui ls - . il ve . . • deist *at this is a ease is 'which the Prisoner bur son, and woo desirout now to offs, ej i Apology if it did not protect others from sila k ila ct i seser; and 0 , .. . . 't - - Pitogrl'' fotil°l I° Ille:bod WI ik ; 4 ' l = ll ,1 111 4 should be elicited to give bait: .of coarse it will be in tin most public way that could be revived. Ile however hard the punishment might. apipk toe .i t 014 Wow. deeds.. • - -4, !--...; tl - - - . -. •••4+‘ ..•- I ' ' aswer s s i we d a bo t id ts ..bnit s i ttan s a i an t„ • lisdaitendedlierti three days voleatarri to receive most requisite , that before a maw tend on etag i w" 'I oc. allir '' Sue°lllll4l".ll4.ll/1".4.11" 464 • *•• . .• The Anttitesilh.thishitelt, said , antihero was* lidgitient; and Was . reedy to giie •the tObit ample nodose be should think. !Chit Court, thos e - (laatt, gen. '•` • Mr, Bum., for the Defiimilests iiiii, that tillt Llely . A . L .. tiegi v . Al i M u, .. 4140- were then swore : ......s . i t i seeeeity tie his•fetere *deduct. '' - • - tented the Prisonet s severally to four colourist . 1! .' • 4 v.. :... ... - • r " 1 " . Ins .higitty its fasollf . ailMatk ll' ill! b es s ebes . 1.4,, , 414iit1ida• ;Ititd A rs. Chepstow, mernsselo l . Me. Gnauct, • for the. Oresatotioal, woo eerprised• imprisonment hi the custody of the Msrshal of Sea • * • 1 • SkaiLerd Fatally, hoer AO regniellt -vw.l it! e t si t habs e . . , .., - . - • that Itis Learned Feleod lied been . over-persuaded to Marsha [sea, to lintitecarity.„Les 4 00 db a h s „, 00 . 4 , auk 4; • bible presents at the dee o bee merrlege. *RS. , ,_„..,... ,-- ~,,-. ._. . „ ?s ,„ e ,, ... ..‘,...,..,;. Agfa vri . . Prerent:dd°llll%. - • 10 cet t sin quo.. „ . ‘ . * • . ;‘. - 11. 01 0 6 -*° 10 11 444 .. - fP'o l6,4 "" f ' it ::•. ' • '' : , ,•Til B o oltaseirifisuiltallsji, hot . ppblle‘ justice. lie (Mr. Gurney) thought, that prisoaed till it was paid. ~,. _P. * - ,•' • Chow . ~ -' Aso , • eielialiamegeVereott,. we re•satted Ws fo r jedgmeit, but foe tbo salutary effect of this ; judgment, the young ••*- . ri.k‘e4 ITU .1(041Et.• • ~*, . .diftr . 7? tees' neceentry, is it ai l lr ostp ben ni tidandenonuty 'by th e i r c a esograndsiee • t a - Lathe*, mbirbsd beam so potreged might be subjest, . This person was brought se fromplawgate l i s re „ • ... I i "'kill' regulations , reaPnlilo t t,=. .•. ~ a todicvment . for as: assent en lorkyColabrointe to anotlieV insult ; and be - Tented 'that, in a eerie tern to a writ of jlabeas Corpus, 'awing Ileirrosn.. -‘ ' . - widelli migh invalidate the !ill orm aillidp , , die . of the property by seeet, , we. f- • • .... „.. .„4 ; ned ba h r e . r G g o ra m e s t r datuthter b s, is As bek loo ; .•. I. nita like dy th e e on p eef res n e w et topie wlter c e oef th t e c mother had been se milted for •oot-aatialSctorily ausweiting • ' ' isy a will. g i ' s ' • - • v r tbils r _, said, e other* lit mad not' but miltroVe tions put to him as a witne,s, by a s ie Cnornitsionets - a AL , •• t Belied* Tease; and es Garrott: • Rot ap. ... . •amiaffideek bid been pot in by the daughters. un der . a commission of bankrupt, killed O gi d oita to . .. 4 • -..''.. . sce-aaIIAtiCELLOa was an • . ...." . ....• r, and his con d uc t was less blame*, 'thou ' -CliliNfJestice.Aseare.-The Court Would have reigner named Ehrenstrom- tti order tobetitschmd ,l, - .t.etly abed t h e power of revoking . cv , if affidavits 116 - 4.1411111/1"46:. ;of the others •be should my soothing ieto him. '.-; balm surprised baked bad bees put in 'on the gig:ilia 4 tilt' illbgality of (40 coin r. , t certainly bad, in 1786. esereised that p a = 41. An affidavit of Mr. Boulthee's wee 'thee reed, • y the daughters. Mr• SCAitt•ETT and Mr. GURNEY ( ' Utii4Aairt lint "... • j j Shernfore thoUght the prOdection or th e et• on- . . . J which lie stated , that he b 4,1 been sent for by Mn. M r.GLIIINET then stated the paetizolars of the ease. the commitment, and the further itiiti_ f tienv7 4 * .. • • •• ~ •.. .• cematy, sod that the contract should be carried into . raaffe to give heradeiee, on the 17th of September; : 1111e - two young Ladies were on a visit •to their pained until tokocitron morning , at 14441 ;a * ~. - effeep.r.Bie Honour gars . so declines as to costs. i ,.._ 1 1817, and bad never sees-her beforn. That she grandmother, and her eastody, whew the mother Court. 1 . _ . - 1 ......- , L L -r . .of te t t complained of having beater ehildtio likenfrom tried to take theseirom bee, by en application to the . 7 --;-ase•--- • ..• 4. i -1. rv. . * 1 4 • ,CfgURT OF licsetro BENCH, Nov. 26 . her, end espressed a 'won itish to see them, as Court of Kings Bench ; and that failing, bad re. COURT OF COMMON FLitii..4 le. ZVI - ''" ' - • • ' . ,-., The Sittings commenced before . Chief Justice As • s h ay were s h oo t t o go into Scotland with Lady Cole. coarse to violeade. And wine account did Mr. The COurt was orcitpleil to ! e . n. sa i t i st ro.„ . , , • . . , • oirciars at half.past ;tine s sad were adjouraed at a b roo k. She stated that the cididien would fly late Boeltbee give ?-•-•fhat he woe a Merchant and a Geri- nary tnotlous , io which tioffslng . cit ' c '' K. •••••••iteaktOr after tea. There was ao , trial of the least her arms, so desirous were tiley*to V2ll her; that sloe tleiseo 1 sod yet be came ;At yes appointment only tarred . . public interest. eolith, meet them on the road; and only wished Mr. one day old, to make sovetteek -oil four helpless - • . !A-LLRDER MURDER IN A CocitriC7 SHIM Booltbee to attend her as a . friend, I. order to pro . females, with persons who ieve not known to him POLZE. 4 The whole Court sat again at eleven, when Mr. Sect her from the insults of 'Lady Colebrenke's foot. •-a **tension and a prisrilfighier ; pretty coot- - --40- . • '1.1101.1414D prayed that Captain Dr a ke, who was man. That be had unfortunately yielded to her let. posy for a Gentlemen to •i*-ilintself to, to such Box-rrnerr.-slprettostpprehrosion of ,the clif. * brought op by Habeas Cerpea (rem Maitistooe jail, personifies, sad after repeated Nolicitetiool, steno. an enterprise! The prisopftliter, too, Ind 'phi- fetent people at Breath:lrd Kith the mo l e * g o es teight be admitted te bail ios.cese of reorder. pastied her upon the occasion lwqrsergion; but find: tots; and, though it wit sated ,(hat thoyiswelet City o f tee d stolen ( rim sino h boos ' evhil the teeektion .• • 1 • The Artoesrer.Gisisteer. desired that the affi• ing that the daughters were not so dillieon of swot •"°' I "ded , they might .rive • -hero- n u' . 4 . 441 t ( h a a m ve ottli so iste ro t esi g I ; e) an o d f al td,s l 4 . h . v a u th o i• e ss lt ti vt i vor t 4 h m e e t van t tk their mother as she had reprettentes4 bad des* all be o l ds its on both skin might be then read. Mr. Boulibee knew.-.-He found, by his own 1 . • hese affidavits, which were very loegood new- could to mike the parties agree r' , o aken pistols 'account, that the young ladies were unwilliogeole,ve; r elent d esc o il i ons, yearly 60 in. kitioor, swish , to hare had fa ituoslad. a r at trait Of lb ' rnes' a as well vs th e istonaatione take, - before Mr .' fra.u. the attendant, which-be bad &sod on him ,- ono their grandmother , 'bat be still continued to act as , '; • Corlett, the Magistrate, at Otmenwick, disclosed io loaned, end stood -entry promotion 4o4rovont vie.' director sad commander. ,V!nen Paii:h endeavoured w hi c h was .going on. i k f leyefs, iii particular , act, lowledei., , 4 Pial;ll' his aoquaintaece ....e •orvoait o f t h e - substance the . following circsataloeces, as far as the lenat; it: so much tha• -a crowd collecting, enst(us. *dreg the young ladies tweet' the carriage, and the Indistinor manner in which the allidavits were read, pianos opinions very freety.os the impropriety of footman iillevfOred * prolktit him, " Knock that 1 with the guilt of upe of the parties b t , did q net re. . . - "I' the " and the tipiee generally prevailing is OHIO, enabled -Cislidren being kept tete .their etether s .be•ban bid feltowdotro a was tangoese of this Gentleman, ; veal ii, because, us teexprest•os i it, k was no busi. or to "Hi f i the m :--The ship Chapman sailed (rem !bet: disports/ aad nnt interferes le Sealy qemedot who, by . l.4swoliccooot, teas endeevouringio pre. : nets tif his. Tito Magistrate highly. censured, 940 Co•k with smovicts . for Mar Booth Wales. he Marcbr 44 ' 144 0/ 1 4 0 9.".. _._ 1r1'i3i161.411.4•"/418%Jjta.eai i = rtif. •.-1 wet's!' . stew .%.,11,1111 , AS language he held to 1 1 shameful neglect sod corral/one* widt,a felony , It" 1817, re/ thing went eii• wall all -the ship ar*., 4 16 118 1 $ WhiroatiTarisate=ttat ' Itisaigiliteef.;*l.lhenf. sent away, according l m i n w b ole tritu a li on was One ig, trist.-I4• eti. rived at St. ago, when tittle was a slight (parr,' impritownithilk , • Ta. • •ellepe#4, id ' OW ns who wereassembled sprung were remanded. . ........... • . • , between some raf the cowrie** and the soldiers. At , Defendeot offered no arlhdavii.. ' . •• : ..j.,. .• ItaiSe IR i.'faiffets part. 4t was impossible to be- y• Nfix . j0i4 ,......1,, , ' ''''-- • - ittaltsist • this time it muted that a csankt of the name of CA. Olaf the part of the p • • Janie i' . Obi essecat • 'OW* ''''' 4°-••• ' itilttla . ' vat? 4. Ok."1"• Church, - Bleolaviarat *. '.; 410 1 . 6 4 , 11 . l. Iles (whether with *Awl, pricer* himself his li. is by , its fugherlaod sion.i s srly , ' -...- ..-,..• :. , - , ; .. • • se - crledrout sham iliww, direr of the hackoeY - , 40, • ender betty, or from wt motietkalill out appear)laattpezt Amor • ___• :. • • -,.. -.-• -•- - - r - , j!eilitiack on - an old lady. Ile then desired the folio/tips circumgaisces :-.-Ore .1111.edoesday, ac seeded the Oft shomapeorkr. 44,atisraktp. Visa folio** ' ioeilsei :-.44m ~V :. afe's.'bechavey.- liese aMdeiit.WitS.Pr t obably• beivovetileY did not avidoight, as Judson was going ,hip io n s' ni t , he beard , t • tida,...4,sont to coach.had-nriven n furiously to IA Colebrook'', all -tits . , thafthileffortef the Defendant's looted a violent screaming , and the cr y of 66 Watch:' 0 . , a. bwirsiate4t. 411101- 4 ou Pi ei P Ay ~ g, pr • • . *vase upon ilii en w and take the ship. The, carriage, on ilampsteed.hill, se'sbstroctiver the way onsecbetifoil.' • 'Mr. lioultbee said, that lie had gone p a d h ow a ~ backney.cnach, tied sth.ich yes driving • • .>"•• a t satneera, impressed wbb the troth of . this Very, as to prevent its passing on: that the Defendawts, into the corriago a t lad y CADiebronkte9 request; 404, along Blackfriars.road. , lie stopped it, and re- -1 r on the night of the •• 17th of April, . a fte r th e B ee kh ee an d Perish, jumped done, opened Abe the footmen c esed that it was at Mts. Triage's; that spired the coachman to open the "door, Ile refined, nonsicts bad gone to bed, and bad been fastened doors of Lady Citiabrooke's carriage, kod that,Boolt. she hadloteet resigned beraelf,and disclaimed any right. and Judson was obliged to ,prucers aseistaare d ow n by 'the chain calif" being, placed upon the I bee had seized Miss Belinda Colebrooke by the leg, (octal her carriage her owe. Seth an botragP4vg ibis, before he could remove the coachman from Ike Scotties, caused. the slew to fire-:florin upon the: and endeavoured to drag bar net ;:. that a crowd col. in the open day, was disgraceful to the tmaillry io door, and liberate the person in it.., 4,lg a id a . _. . . .. . . • • • _ -- _____ _. ...M.S, t. ilk a. 1•• 04• A• ••A el • 1...* :I wohnialfi ha astir!' Innra so_ .f nin . is.l nrirloarn 'lvo than ;ti nod. nmi_ i. vu- . y -• j. • • T , - - r r ••• •• , rid inseriiedrd tissi . :apptiossion 'sat had Into; made fo r it. ‘Thisitbssi pistols is sis pocket, ‘tissi*b wet lot attire to airs. Ifidasits4id ffi9t leateriallak cost/edicts, hat of ibis Ra. of reosasibtrifint, he plieed liinself • e ibiailence.— * fr odant ; and those of the bpatseders.:ceseptetety coach. : Ledr COlebroOkes ceirisge' i t tbili eosiirkik,taliio nab Ms. Ha said he bed. told IWO tistiopsit, Islims..the, OrilaksLoti ielijch Wooltbiti iirlitid . by`his which Ahoy also stated; bet they joiteistl,-.4hat he to tioOlocied itooliksit . ':Cootplately 'Sc it sititotOtlis- k hod,oo t ailocteiLlho.bodutiot, ffiiput thoroimosigtai*, . iy. If , hot.'lbiht -toll, J i fiiittifil • the ai r lir g tial'bOti - st. of his speaking in a conamandiris ,toothit.oes".ba. - mild ; ?pot with . ' ilo l ightir!; tw Son; an d hid possible that I..imass4a-bill,JittiptiOn sboeld spot*. doio wiiiion t i. Ai* 'hal II 4 bid Pia, ~othonihkes Iger. l o l Y 'is flafkweiii : l4 , l4ote 'Ol The iiiigortiliiero 'Aran vide' p thoUbliteY ,cip4 ow. .T. heafigUilt ?Oh, Pim lb had cocistiiief with that of the beteudi . i for "de - De. fghteitiod I t Or iiherineoi ittickittg .., • - . . • on.n( loran, It • oral' ;Iv ill' it yr* to.1,11" .11. luiiUß ',it at;- .!... • • • .1.