The National Register. — London, England, 1819-08-15 00:00:00

, TI • OUST IL vu found. that owing to the earrtions she had wade walking so far. she was in a Tint, at fever, and that attetnin to take her lacliire a Magistrate would he gernus; the was therefore r.nitoved in the work•housr la the greatest CAP.'. where ,be will remain till licr 1111 IS SO ISIOCIS anoraksl as to allow of her living , fl i n ed before a Magistrate, when SOM.' further light y be thrown arm this eattaorlittary affair. NORFOLK SUmMF.R ASSIZES. cwomv COUR P. Tosesd.ty last, about fast .'clock in the ofternoon, High Sheriff of this enmity (lir int ling, Wirt.) in hie (artiste and vie, and the City She ., in 4 I-Artiste with tour ttre}•n, wit 4 iNeir resiterti.c ones, went out of the cotes to inert fir Ibibert 1).111.nt, and the Hon. tire James Burronets, Kit Rlst, she sled from their sma carriage., mil istutreote.i in the tare of the Sheriff to the Shire-hna•r, and after wards .g Guildhall, 't•hetr the Comitieteioits for holding the tea were opened in the n.aal torch. 'te following 'storming the learned Judges, followed by sheriffs, went from their lodgings to the CA.ltedt sl. Ifa) or and souse of . the Curpor.ation of Norwich had Ailed at the Free SelW-51. and whited fowls thence to and other getlaClUta attended to tuck res. ive 'dams. .e learned Joil4e (Ritriough) with the High Sheriff, proceeded to ibis C an the Shire-hill. and the ..„ 1:;s, oldie Aosize then eisnineimed io both Courto. • ne learned Jake then delivescit los charge, and am. al by saying, that lie ilkwrld be wow Lapp) to give • I C1 , 11212i assistance in hit panne. PfthONElll4. 'urge Reeder, of (1 imolai", cline:zed with Itself steal ; hut liu person appealing against lian, he was 'lamas Allen, of Rockheath, for stealing 200 cwt. of .ark, the property of Sarah Karon, was orilairts el. no Harold, for stealiog, on the 13114 of July last. sm . articles out of the vsorelkonse of Jolts. Burrell Fans, of Thetford. was r ier poir o i lionise Sic hiring., I',r invokisig into the do idling-house arch Ilark•r, of South Wootton, was armsivosl. obis Carman, tor steahlut a horse Iron William Betts, :orley Weston. in '.lst lost, NAM ohn Webb, fare breaking foto the dwelling boost of • Mary Jars, of Youth Walabanr, on the 9211 of Jams and Stealing theirout nonoty to the amount 61661. 6.1. The farts being deafly proved by Miss Jary her brother, William hry, Esq. the prisoner was its Honehett was indieted for stealing a eorkerel Daniel Sowell. of Theitord, rainier, and Daniel P. fur weldor 111,• same, know log it to lie stoics,. ppearing no vete against Thos pe, the Jut t, and. r :clion of hill lordship, acqoitted him, anti t I ea—Guilty.—Sia months in the County Gaol, and kept to bard bibelot.. try Precious. for stealing milk soil beer from Mr. WAS Salter, of Attlefunali, farmer, and Win. Carter William Barnard for receiving the same, knowing to be stolen. The pr•enners were sorvoms of the color, and Ma? Precious, upon the evidence of her em. and the constah e who apprehended her, w is found Guilty, ..nteneed to 14 days' inapriaooment. Carter and Barnard acquitted. ergo Groom, for feloniously knling and slaving Charles ington on .the 14th of last April at Stow Bardulph, in this y. A challenge lotting been given by the deceased to the 'er. they fought, turd unfortunately in the sth or 9th round ceased received a set ere blow, %shies!' with the eisease the sed laboured under at that time, which was proved by a stable surgeon who saw the body the next monolog, urea. I his death, there appearing not any nn.lice ca CI: gait of isor. cr. The.tury under his I .00lships' direction found hint y of roandaughter.—Three Calendar Months' Imprisoa• us ay morning his lordship entered the Crown Court at o'clock, end immediately commuiced trying the isoners r—Williart Waters for sharing sheep, the pto of • Mr. James Emmy. of Fulmodestonc. in this county. cts being dearly proved agaiast the prisoner, the .1 ury, the direction of hi. Lordsisip found the prisoner --Guilty. tenet deferred 'sant Pi,hcr was indicted :or haying on the Rth of July 'aimed sod stabbed William Honour, of Bressinglintm county, linen weaver, with intent to do him sonic bodily The prosecutor was in Court to give es:Jenne, but ape in a very feeble and mak stare, and deposed as follows : Tuesday the hth of July last he was returning home, at o'clock in the evening of that day, when he was met by toner, who never spoke to I•iiik, but rinmcdtately struck ith a knife below the mud, lie (prisoner) said something ais wife, but the prosecutor could not under s t a nd what lie prosecutor immediately said La prisoner, I will have ,uu rp: Mr. Butt• a surgeem from Dias, attended him, ten o'clock in the eve:sing of the above day. Ile arosecutor bleeding very much from a wound which had flicted in hi., body ; the wound was nearly 2 inches torn;, -part of the intestines were hanging from Ida body about keg in length ; he attended prosecutor, and did not consi , re .1 of danger fur nearly 3 weeks or a month ; he was Maly well at present. The constable proved the appre i of the prisoner, woo -aid to him that the prosecutor had more disputes with hint and his wife than any man he iew a he found upon the prisoner a knife which lie pro- n Court, and npon it appezred marks of blood. 'flue pH .ade no defence, and the Jury under the direction of his ip theind the prisoner Guilty. Ills Lord s hip i mme di ate l y the awful ssentence of the law, and Isis Lordship mum . him to took:. the best me cf his tittle, as his senttlice ertainir not be altered. mm Antis, tor stealing a heifer, the peopeetY of Mr. Brunton, of Weasenhona, All Saints, in this county, far the 29th ea: . of July last. It appeared that the trosteu ing lost a loiter from • smell ptgldlc of his, in tense of eircumAiinus was induced to procure a search war d, accompanied by two const s went to the prisoner's m-honse tvil is a butcher) an d ;here found his heifer. sorter's counsel endeuvoore. to Urgings upon the unities of •••• that the prosecutor agreed to accept 3.. of the prisoner kbandon his rtosecutivn. The Jury being of a contrary . tinder the direction of his Lordship, a Ito rn..,!e to me ,ions upon the es.dti.ce of tile prosecutor, found him IBS Poole for stealing a horse. from Edward Drake, of in the Isle of Ely, in hiovembr r lest. retry. undi r the direction of his Lordship, and After well mg the facts, found the yoisoner—Guthys. m: Paine for sealing from out of the dr - ening-hour of . ;yl7/OZIdS. of Downham JVlarket, in June last, 4 shirts, • er.y. The facteheing seti,uetorily proved, the prisoner .•I Guilty—hut in cense9urree of Isis coed ckarsctc,, he n :vt,t t to V Mond's' '..a i.r. f•ds bit aking irto do cleclling beim of THE NATIONAL REGISTER.' James Dye. of North Wa'shale. in the eight of the 20th of April aal stealing theteout various tt.ttielmt —Prisoner pleaded Guilty.—Sentence not passed. NISI PRI US. Steward v. the She/ V of Nor/elk.—This was an action to recover the value of a si and-mill,chdined by the plaintiff as mort gagee. In March, Ibis, 3 Mr. l'hilip Burgess purcha.,ed some hind at liempnall, in Norfolk, upon part of whieli he erected a tower wind-mill; over the land the plaintiff had a mortgage security, and in the mottgAge deed was a transfer of the mill with the fixtures and uppuratus, conditioned fur payment of the printipAl awl interest due to the plaintiff. In the beginning of February. tate, a writ OffkrifaeilLf issued against Mr. Hutgess, directed to the Sheriff, by which he seized and sold the mill in question by public auction, at which Auction the plaintillattetided avid gave notice of his security, and the qtastion was, whether the mill was a cbatta ur huh 'flit plaintiff proved that it was fixed to the soil with sills and spites, anti the defendant proved that it was fi ed as mills usually are, and easily removed and re-estAblislied mion other ground. The Jury found a verdict fw the pbtintiff—dainagis riSl. and the Jialge Rave !rave for the defei.:,nt to move for a non-suit, and said Ins opinion %As in favour of it. Neatly. Herb. —This action was brought to recover compen sation for the loss which the plaintiff had sustained by the min den-cry, hv the defendant, sleight tons o: bones, in pursuance of a written agreement entered mono between him and the plaintiff: —A sudden advance having taken place in the pries of bones the ddi.ndant refused to complete tile contract, hind during the conversations betwisn the plaintiff. Mr. Cooks, and the defend- ant, the Litter observed that the agreement was nut datid, and therefore void, and •• that he never made an sire. utent withuut a hole large etiou,gh fur a man to creep out of, Ed' that he cared neither for I.lw nor gospel.•• T:,e defe,:dant haqing failed to prove that the agreement was recindcd, the Judsha ob•etved strongly upon the defindishes expressions b. foie usaitioned, and the Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff—damages 121. Cl,astow v. Carr.—An action brought m r cover 301. for a horse sold and, delivered 14 the plaintiff to.the defendant five yisirs ago. Verdict fur plaii.tif—thimages 51. Dig; far v. Hilding.—An action for an awsult at a public• house. Verdict for the plaintiff—damagez 51. yet v. Ar:lter. —An undefended action for goods sold and deliveued. Verdict for plaintifr—tlinua,r3 111. hi/. 2.1. Ilartle K night. -.-An undeferdialaction in replevin. Vordict for plaintditlaniages 861. his. CAL SUFFOLK ASSIZES. Sir Rohrrt Ddlhosaud Sir deoueo Burrua,;ll were met by the s:n•r.tr, Andrew Areetttekne, aids readied Bury on lotirsday evening. AS hen the wool cv rem iiii ieo 100 k placr, :Lod the Dell Milrlllll4nn upprolnau• or., 1111111 N..% preached beanie theie Lu. xlilet oy the 011:1;ita:ii. the Rrv. rtll. net ; the Cori:looms c. 5, v, xi. to - rvice, Chief Juoti%e Du:l.os entered the Crowu Coto t, and ‘lr duaice Bu rough toe PrjUS. Mr..lu tice Doi:;o's charge to the Grand Jury ow; re. tuarLably ohbrt, uu.l ealoely (see from obsei o.otiot.o of a politico' tenure. At three Assiaes, four prisoners were capitally convicted and recrised s nt..tice of deuth, via. John Wl•ll*,fix stealing a chestnut Irony front Eduard Fetch, of Ftempdai ; Isaac Nlarritnzton, alias Lat..n, For burglas in the d o house or Richard Norman, at IV an'ius ; J. tin Cook fora hitr:lary in the dactirsig, house,., Wm. Canter, of Thorpil,art anJ Thomas Lit Kg', far a 1.41.g1ia) iu the d welling-house of the Rev, Win. Clifton, of 11.aititteld AII of it hoar wcrr,lww cvcr, subseqoentls replies, J. Jolla 3lattletis, for steal.ng three asses, sae sentenc -el to he tr disported 7 )run; nut John Frost, for ntanslaugbier, to IY months impriso , meet—NU-titre Litt was Consul agn nut Frances Gathcrcole, f.st tZie murder of Is. t husband ; anJ the inqui.itiJJJJ was quashed by Ihe.ludge, tareuol inform:slay. Charles Crsob, tar arson, Robert Bmsby rod Benj. Enna for bdralary.nial Mat Is di i-on, for stn Isn pun seeds, were acquitted, Taos. I :astir and kola. Burl %sere discharged by pi ue!aatatitou ; and George Fenner was tart tiitted hips'.. es duce. Blake v. 11.111.—An action for a another of bulliiik.agri cd to he vold by the plat la to the defendmil at each, to lie delivered at ditterent interval., of whorl' the di fend .io only took 4 not of the anti paid 9VI. lac ri na - ming FI hubock. maid. sold uy auction fur 11.51, 1:59. loot she 'tight to recover the of 4VI. ks. to A ellti tt ith the exproces of the keep of the bullock., nail :,Ira of the aUellon..—.• Verdict for plaiotilr,ritonagry till. By. so. EiAll v. Leader (tad —1 hit at low NWr to ouLth/ try 1,1. A. L o alell, of Ma) lord, to ....user of iiiedcfs•sidaluis Leader . (tt bit suds, red judgment to pi. by d and Sir. I'citl , llll All A money ii.g et W.ofdlii c 00000 persation for bitch u•olli :11;.1 cx r rrucry as toe pliiiiitid has iocorneil and !said as bilicr of a bixtersith share of tar ship Vetao, ninth thy plauu,tl• had bought for VIO I . aid aft, ret ards out-lit to the defcnilant for iirly 581. The plisioritr being uffillsle to prove the lt onyfer of toe shale by him to the tit fendant, (the deed being iu los po,syssion) ..111i also in give 'any ettd, ace of Cl.lsiellta, I% as 1101114111 ed. J.:n(l v. u;defeinled action fur goody bola and del vs. red.— Verdict for ploinlitf. Tiw hiag v. Panh,a rpul ninny.—This sass au inslis intent weirs - red by the Hrs. Jai Buck, of Laveilliassi, nestiast one lefendant.. (a h.. had remiss. d it by t rterrari nuns the Qua; les Swann..) fur h ~I ing a hull in sliest tress of tints lon 11. During the proxiett of the indictment, the Learned Ju lie Mr, gri.ird, as there could be nu ban bulls in a high strict, bun ever legal it suiAht Le to du to in a d •Iti or place %bete the putslic nos ton nit...ti l led, if dune in a proper summer nit hunt ensuing 0 'int, he i•lsonld recrnissierd a ors dirt tot Gully, said tha: the defendants should out be briod4lst up tujudgusent.—Verdiel, Guilt s. Fre. man v. C..u.strer ovil nem Jrry.)—An arisen for to Plinio n:n . nsi ibe defeniatas for ruts suit dun tts s , aces, alleged to be standling upon the premise's of the plaintiff, at A .pel (Steen. On Ilse part of the plaintiff It Wks proved Ilial Ins laud allotted eons Aspei Green, and that hen he pus chased the estate, it •as lara-kr.ll by 14e surveyor up to the soils of I.,nd 141:11161%4 Ur 1.. e ties sa do pule. - Vrrtart far in.. plaint Stiatti'l ( Special Jury.) -- This action WO, lirots4lll it 'astas.t tar &Waders furu tresi r ar,aid its of jevi e.as w asrertoin Ilne qinstiou I. Leaser intro nag sight of aatc posting certain lands io the purists of Cotton, Lich had under a ascot Ael of irrlosurr Men Whined lu tile On behalf of the 1A..1111 n, n nits proved in evil. Iwo-, .t.ot k Weyer igt.i.e emus lam e nt in (pew iTir k 117,1 1.0411 r 4141.11it1ef.#0.14.1.1 ; hoi upon issei) dust esins.sn..tioss it wait 1111 , wit 14111 t ins %r,. nut gene rul many hos ss.it guile 1., ftlid hoot the sen fur the purpsise of ~eltrig unser, sold Imo tsru!rrly Oslserntria lists ii. landed on she beach and brought up their ottsi,o user the road. 'I lien nos, hones. r, suns her rptesilun, a bids the learned Judgi tt ns.ates Fat the (.14,1 olostr, 10 di Is sss $ Ail of I%.ll:si..ett a .d Use Au.srd • ~. set *vide the high ,t hy.—The Jury v eto therefore dorerted to retool] a verdict fur the plaintiti, subject to the opiui,cu of the Cum t up on that point. It Willis 11._i ithdrirwor Mend v. //Jas.—This was au elf Ift6l 111 fertlter damages for a trespa.l allegeJ to have been roininitted by the *hien. dant, atom a house oecupird by the pluiiitiff at Lay ham, IV this county. The phititilf did not prose that he hired the house, and h:s Lordship, aho stated that the low and the ttets of the ease arse against the plaintiff, diretied Ilse Jury to had a verdict ha tile del. a taut, which they did ae. cot dangly, IY illionas v. Witd,rus. —The parties in this cause are hen hen s, resoling at AI 61141111441 i, I 6 tins s Milli y , and the action aas brou,.ht to recover slatici A r, Ise t'.ehainaisay words spo ken by the defendant, ronreroiug the plaiulir. The defeit t'ant's house it ppeurtd, was breilvis open in the nil lot of the 2311 s sir Dereitilwr last, and robbed, nal the defen.'ol.l 11111.11 C d the plaiittilf of hosing trrn.mstted the burglary. Tne pl.dotiff pros rd the a ettls as laid is the des lortstiroi, th-, Judge was shout stoat up to the Jur:, a 11:11 It Ilt01.1,66;11son to a ithdraw a juror ate. made by defendant, and at rrtird to, ants leaving each party to pay his awn flats.-- Wic,t mad • this artiuts reams k.oble, *as, Coat not only the pules thelYl)l.l..l:ire !walkers, but lltrvitailul a ilurst un tae part of the pls jail' was also a tosoiker. /..ini6est v. PE , qua. -"1 bit was an action brought to err... •r d mows, for term iii u, 1103 , (1.111111 of a born slier the e e. piratii•ii of the lease his. plitii.to:f fail. diu 101,1 V lag a de. salad of p.owssiou, and was consequently toorsu.ted. Th.• Judges, with the High Sts riff and tweeral-other ren.• Mimeo, al.ncfl oo 7.sunilay pith hw Chace the Unl k e of 7i. or. folk, of Flonh;:in.— tod on Monday tt ell Lofts:op, lel In,cn for ThorpihNin-1...11, near EP', the seat of the 11.41 et 11..11. Lord Henniker, from whence they proceeded to IA it h. SUQSEX ASSIZES.-I.EIVER, Arm. 11. MU11,116.4 A? 81(11:11TON.—);•.dward Broadbent. a private sohher in the 9Uth ri-gunt•in of foot, was indicted fair the wilful tut•rder of Wl:it:sot Watson, n verj-toit iu il.r 63.1111. tcgiiiient, by shooting him with a loaded musket, at tie pa, id.of llrabchtrtm.e , on tilt 25th of JU.I4. inst. Ti,,. c •Ite pioduced runvideraide intesevt. 1% hen rancd upon for li.e p!ea to the arrrigninent, be eepla , ned inn p *belie :indoor brawl. ma 1:11 , r unit Re.ll(utwi,, n , •• 1 am but 160 guilty—l tins soapy. mot it would be milt. adding owe • guilt to soy coweieue eiflw. re foul fattens " Mr. Justice Park us zed hits to plead Nut (Witt: , and tato his trial. suggesting u. loin the hostility of the (unapt: h.thitd taken„ if he. aperted any Mese,. Mr. Comma' Sesjednt st led. in as shirts rompnrs pinsible, the tbSC fat the provetenltlit. It N ill be r.colleet.4l that the prisoner, havin., been put under :sliest by rise censer, fair swot. act of tobereelnet, nil the .1.1% mentioned in the indictinei.t, he was Idler:tied to it lf PIM the eveni l ig p irate in the barrack yard at ltrightoo, NMI that ;it the ninnietit he gut at he levelled hiv Itu.ded musket at the deceased and she' bins through ttte body. Tate survived about two toinutrs, and the Frironer surrendered himself the nonnent th• melancholy rierui r. ace took pl..ce: Witnesses were examitietl to prove the cn.e. It. ing inked what he b.d to nay in hi. defence, be sail 1301hillg, but shook !lir head. The jury hnsitedisttelv found the priarthrr Ity, rooi hr strug4led w•th hit fet•linKs to prrat•re some de; rt e ut aroactiit during-Ikt: wieloo pi LA....1L Amite wl.teis tul o.trd. Mr. Justice Pork prop:oo.re,, 11:r db.:A(Ol sentence, st.ol ordered the terrtehed rulp: it for eterui ion or Fnda•• mob. i:igt and that to. body ►horrid ter drlivcrt d o%er to the ius, , troo , to he tout:ma i,ed. 'fl,a• prismer &mein ; tie Learned Judie . . impres,ive tip him, wax dn.:Wittily ag'tuted, aid ut the cone' Low s he rill mid the arno, of the g:wlyr and liid at pl. ro•y AIII r.f giief. . . The Coin t w asci on d d to etrem. and cecer oat s?napathy so pow ei excited in I Ceuta of J. It.i e in f.,soiir of ,a cu pi is conviction d to .fle for the lrlnclett °Urine iii tin cal..- logn • a. r humni, The prisoner underwent the sentence of the law no Pi 1.1.ty hit -- he %gas so ex It mated :a, to ha! ul antral areal/obit of s.alad anJ died w 'alma al 'to uta.l-. SURREY ASSIZES, CROY DO.V......FriJay. A g. 13. _ _ MANSLAUGIIII:II. At an early hour 11.i* mornirg the I ueir• * met G•r the de.yatch of lawneoi. 'sir. Justice Park pre,ideti in he Chi', and LLtn Sir W. (;arrow in the-Criminel Court. J - ;in Jones. If enry Bird. and Robert Sheamian. were indicted on the Coroner's Inquest, tits first as poi tell a) and the ethers ai his seconds. with felt niously killing and slaying Eileen Lae is on the soh of June last, in a field near Deptfoid. The eh cumsrances of (flit. ['KV are 'tnetiy as foilow :—The par ties are ail Welchmes and reside in Berninndscy. A lan the month of May, the prisoner Jones applied to some young antnen wit° had ^ ' s ' es Me up tom Wales, and promised to Kw ale dant with rittuttions for a stipulated sum. *lnch they raised with great difficulty; but Jones, having o:Juiced the money, never made the least evert on fulfil his inor..ire, leaving the poor &iris in most dcplornitle situation. The deceased.* sririted. hot Mahan site man. took the liberty t.: reproaching Davis with his cruelty, and from tv:t's :hey carat to 1. 1 .011•; hilt the mama was then tot ! tied. and th.-y did not tilt again till the day sit-tided in e Inoirrtno:n; When, as the tier/need was at hit pay rattle nt the Royal Atonal pi:Ulm-house, in tile Kent toad. .lout' canto in and eltaikmgett hint to ti g ht, Rich Gee 4.1t1.4.1 teepee. They then ftpaitt t: to a meadow near Deptford, where t!.e Utlltt two ptisontrs were chosen as seremds ; and there they fought with the mon sneage r• - •city ter uptv-rds of tact ht.urs, the neither could st-oid or see. It ties proved that tie pine:ter left the ring. nr.d tried to get away, lan teas venni:dee: by the seconds to renew the combat again. The deceased Wi.n terribly beaten. and conveyed le the Dun Cute, in the Hem ma t h wh e re, taotwithstanding every ossistante was rentletvh„ he (4,4 soon slier i end .loner. W:1, to 1 unishal that he was raring' in a hope less Mate to the nospitalt lite primmer, rewind good chat /Km*. The learned Judge said the *tumid was extreenel, culpable in musing the men to trepan= the Ei,lit to suds ba.baroet ot tretres. Tie Jury imtantly found them Rolty, ore the rerun ten trucal Dona to iroz.lll, az.:l bud eau 8! A.lll LAD w 6 4.0L1l icipisomsent earl,. TROTTING NI %Itis.—.lll. rt. • *ley mere. t% h trotted 62 miles is, 3 boars, an the I.ra BI id: e. • •• tv %ticks. *lncr. 1.14 r led oft nt •tnint et Kiri.l.ll.d. In !Ili 43 milts in four bomb, ninth she peaknued its Heirs. let 12i 3.1 ath Bit Wes clown take, end Mr match vas wen easy, an Inn wile', Ober, tel N iti.on flu its vn time to in 4 UCLA bet. %lb.!' !tacit.' (I at 3tv it, ?Art.:e.g.