The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-03-24 00:00:00

_:,; . , . Mtn 'lttylltS, ttjapen 1. • 4 , • - itONAPARTEAN WAttEit '' .GI . LBERT V. sift M. ss. sviCes; eiti. 4. P.' A Nir..nirOVOKSl 4 opened the pleadings,. aed.stattia Wet this ivas an action brought to recover a urge turn of money due to the Plaietilf, in tonSpauance 91 . ." wager which was enterea into betwixt the Plaintiff led the Defendant. ,-, • , Mr. Psnx said he s - liould *merely state the Case with very few observations. • , This case ite . observed, originated in a bet upon the life of Bonaparte; . the coedit* of which.,t that the Plaintiff, en paying one leindApclgebsees, shouht, receive lone guinea a day se .ton as beshould live, 11* Contract had been perform uNi`the part of did, Plaintitf; and for a considerable period, near thrtii •yeeri4 the Defendant continued to pay the stipnlkted sum. It perhaps might be objected that: wagers en the life of a man were immoral ; bikt the law of f.ngs land has supported these wegarsl and, thet.irt, A. most flagrant ease, when, if ever there was An immoral wager, It was one; the case he allikaed to was that of two gentlemen, the Duke orQueensbury, thin Phil of March, and Mr. Pickard, who,. to, use the jockey phiesiN run the lives of their.reipeettite4alkeri....: ol llo4 i g tech other; or, in other iremk . lmt • Aiptiestel wager as to which died thedist ; and yet, thla w l was supported by Lord MansfieM,fwbe was a Ott and profound lawyer... But 'it might.hilurther.qts jected that Napoleon Bonaparte was aeelien enemy, and that from,this cireumstaect the' wager!taS* o 4! on the ground of, public policy. libit . . he recollei a case 'which occurred in the Protectorate of Oliver .ICrors well, when a wager ware laid that Charles Ste .art, then as exile, would be Xiniof England within ..st year; and this wager yeaaalscipuppoetedi •,• The Rev . William Croft Atated, that be dined at 7 &t. Mark Masterinap Sykes7A on e Saturday in 1802, he could not: recollect the precise title, when Mr. Feulis ' Mr. Creston 2 Mr. Gilbert, Sir Mark Master tun Sykes, and witness seers_ present. After the cloth was removed, polities formed the subject of • conversatkon ; many remarks were .made. on the cri tical situation of Bonalsarte et ,that time, as it re spected his personal denier : some of the company repressed an opinion that attempts would be made to assassinate him. Sir Mark Masterman Sykes ex pressed himself of this opinion, and said he consider ed his life in such danger, tha t he would venture to receive one hundred guineas, to , pay a guinea per day during the life of Bonaparte ; Mr..Gilhert immedi- Ately said, " Will you, Sir Mark? dune!" Sir Mark appeared surprised, and rather displeased, that the otter should be so hastily accepted ; there was theme. general cry of "no bet." Mr. Gilbert perceiviag the general displeasure that, was' expressed at the bet, uid to Sir Mark, " If you will sag, yo:4 will be, obli ged to me, Noy may be off." Sir, Mark replied, " That he would not ask any favour, or make any concession at his own table, or in his own houie."-- The witness did not recollect that any thing further was said upon the subject • it was not renewed whilst, be staid. lie had never lierVerfy penversation, with Sir Mark since ahook.tbsager : ; nor had be 4)lF$ l , in the presence of Sir, Mariti any conversation re speed eg it. After it was; ina4a;'lir Mark requested the witness to call upon Mi.. Cat and say, that he would give him 5001. tabus the bet eaaceUed ; Mr., Gilbert said he would, refer,: it 44 the Jockey Clifb. This was worm after, the wager.mikeigda t 1. , st Imo The witness was cross-examtpeslaJmf.Aistideguore' came out. , John Robert Foulii, Es it gave testimony to the mane purpose with Me.'Cinft; and proved the hand ' writing of Sir Mark. . . A Mr. Anderion from thi office or the American Centel, proved the ezistenca of Bonaparte to a Ist* Period, and also expressed' Ms opinion As he might live 30 0r.40 years. Mr. Toteisn rose and said, this Reverend Gentio., Man tukreceired . froM my Client the %um of oidt. and hE now seeks to recover, by your verclict the - 4 ' sum of 2296. 7s. He now comes forth like the Jew in the play,,Ao . erave the - penalty numbered in" his 13'04. .:After . sbmemokrernatks on the Plaintitf, he said this cause ; differs . materially frorri the cases .cited by my (,earned "Friend; is that March and Pickard' there was nothing , touniyat• 1,40 . were. . two necessitous Young the efrect wager was merely. tlits, If. lour be mine, you shall help:stisli irtrqedies the Arat, I Will help you;' and uk the 241ter..esse - F thetiq., was a morel . Matter of. fact concertedlhether Qtiarlet Stuart ' should, at a.stipulatedtigar n be possgssion of the crown of e thishingdp Fhtt the 'her items' •;!tlet ' -.• ' , . ~A~r~s: _~ to-that the . Marr and Waimea families. 4, Prisoner went alone and knocked 'out the bran, o, tlizi Carter, as she was (listening her' wirtdOW - eind a ter, and then he went into the base add kiliedhet father. in a similar manner, .whilst - the old ritiel . writ sitting in his ink chair. Some years after We. Death, whe hail never before heard fro m ! day bee t but the PrisonerAhat a 'order of that sort had ban committed, heard a brother felok tat Noesticir ;eventing that.be had bees always. suspected of thot 'Snurder innocentin mid Heads recollected the con-. fession the Prisoner had made to him iiiversit years. ego, of which he made depositions .befseat.tiront gistrates, eleven years slime, but Thrower, the Prisoner, nairtkever hoard of, knd posed to be '.dead. At the time of the general alarm it the horrid garden of the.Marr and lVilliaoflppf lied Mr. Archdeacon Oldershaw, a hiagistret4 to Mr, Fox, in common conversatiOir; t alneptet resembling those, occurred at Cratheldlfyillrrego fraud in mentioning hie taking the depositibn ey Mils) be observed Thrower was suspected, bet .he ! Verret' was found. , Now Mr. Fox :lad a ley te . .01 Thrower's wife, which could net berdhne without her husband's signature, and thro4rlhis Incident Ai; Prisoner was taken -kite custodf _Vs - wed as pleads, both of whom had been trinispoMd:--Aleailt, to his evidence, told the lime story '10141i4 done 11 yeamago, of the Prisoner's coofessiost, as& a,person proved - hiving heard a feinale...ffiriek or th. pight of the murder, and that he saw.,a map brase: Thb body of the yitunt woman /Fit proved to have been - found in the-garden, which errrroimil• rated Head's story. There' being other strbitedi 4 - ,ctrinstantial evidence, the Prisoner was toutt&kr And ordered for execration .onolifoedoty at Jpsivich, and afterwards hiabod, ta.be 4i, Johns, Smitb, aged 19, and ft* afrek . wee, were indicted for the wilrel Mutder.ef Mary Andb Smith, daughter och e male prisoner, at Clerk—, ley, in the county of Suffolk, by starving, beatiog, and exposing her three succesaim_nightstirisi-ebed, in the month of December iaet,W *WC& her fret became mortified, .80, It appeared in evidence, that the male Prisoner ha, three children hi a bearer wife, who died abont three years ago, - and' 'title?. ried the fenialelrisopetron . tht Sth of. hitt IMAM& ber, imitate from he 10th of Malebo . .aria the .11th of February, 1812, whea_the 'eldest; of the ,three children, the subject of thiaindiorinantr died, ,the tortures administered to them were toe horrible even for description.. Previous to hil marriage with the' female Prisoner, the three childen were admired by every en. for their cleanliness- and - healthy ap pearance, and the male. Prisoner' was marked for his parental kindness and .affection for his -effspriag. l e nty Smith, sister of the male Prisoner, proved that on the 4th of February, the male Prisoner called on her in tears; and said his eldest child was dying.— Witness folind two of the once.healthy children sit. ting by the fire in a state so "completely emaciated; that they appeared indifferent to any objects. On going up stairs a shockingobject presented itself. in the persoo,ofthe eldest child, inhed, ,who was una. l Ole to stir, from her emaciated state, and she was the , 1 picture of death. The - poor child called out " Aunt, aunt, den's leave Me ' Witness - delisted theta with starving thethildree, arid thersigteed-that they had not muck drink. It also appeared. afterwards' . that theckild's.feet were inA ; state of erortlliamion. „from, having been. exposed three night* te an out+ ilouse, by the unnatural father. She was also mach bruised about the neck and kody by Writings ; and ~her father Confessed baring hung her np . to a beam by the middle without cause. The othet two chil-' dren were •in a shocking emaciated stale, . and the witness took them under her roof. . Mrs. Clark proved completely that the children ware ail . in a state of starvation. She often carried them eke and a little wine, which they all ravenously defeated.— Three surgeons • gave It- air their Opinion, that:the child died from the effects of barbarous treatateatand -want •a c.reivlMM .it of food. No disclosure of . the acetified feet was made until it was found the. child could not be saved ; and one , witness stated that the female Pri soner bad said they could live better 'without the children. To Into's. minute deseriptlon df the baibarities fetvards• thechildron would fill* v01gi4...' They were of the ages of four; 'eves," and Ale, leers., The male Prisoser' won ueiversally alleweit to have been a kind .teeder father atahashrandi nn: tit his second marriage, aed to such extetit. tielt h e . was particularly noted'bi'manY country 44 - 6110 2 tome' of whom ' speie on tirufectaslen. VI- • •or'' • The Priwobers were:loved; kiiillyi anthwiliviiiii execution at Ipswich: on Monday nest s miall6llllol immediately , -god. ; , it, , _ .. ,F 0 AO • I 4 • r • '~"' `t _ 7 ."''...7.''.-•-7`7-- - - -. . .. . . . . itrisidvim6 tittAL rimi mufwEit ... thooisi' iremettaik, 4 Private in. the- Coldstream Vinstrati Weft arraigned for the ntdrilite• of Dog ' beefy, .001 .tile sth of Jaetrary Wit; ntlieivratil,' in 'the event of 115.likettirY,.4tr the lihertit% of this city. Thietnites ease 'hid extited a conahlerabledegi.ee of public attentien„-tinittlii.Coust was crowded to i deems rather -ancomnsei.. The Prison& is a re% markehir handtente linstt;; -of 'ibis ut ' SO' years or age ) middle. stae, -and et rather a genfit 4 appearance,-- •1 He worn the tinifenn end Watch-emit Of Ms iegi • *ton coming to the bar be had it eliderful melt ilqs,. which scarcely lerinitlr , htm dating the , • ,thich,tiine he citieflipasted -in relutng ' a phiyer book. -Wins called on to plead, he answered with .4 ,serile, Oiiity.• The Judge then requested hi Netsld centider,well the line• of condect, which he tsVtitraiintat to pursue, and . told him, that however I eincere his Contrition Might be for having offended ageinsi-thelaWs, it :was more prudent in him to al:. low the laws to take their own course in vindicating themselves and Ihin..ke.inight find that thiy *fere . 4161, not deficient iss.iiiiiiy.,.: :He replied, with -41 bdliu mouri mixed, with resignation, that he ~. . ',. la mercy " , 15ot the merci n 4 i Goo," and Odritirbit nits plea. . The humane renewe d -Ma:o4i : . " iii 4 urged it atranglyi,when..llo, Peso * ' * ista' first Ott% and.aaswired Nog ernery.Ylfet`NMV-i -asessealled .was .• -.. •.• ~ - .. • ..c -- . . '•• rt. .1 1 "'"*'' ' ~ Michael Evelyn,; Vaii dorAer ? who pinVed 6t t.d..°'b::°f:*.,!.?i!iti.t-*itki.tii(vit mark, Ot ;4ii...' Wine, was. found at theßailoditM in the Placeinin tinned in the indietnient, andiliiit he held an inquest 90 thebady, by adjournment. from - the, 7th to the llllktiflaisuary. Ike saw the Prisoner afterwards in custody: in the 'City Gaol. Prisoner, without the least suggestion of hope or fear acknowledged him self fie be the murderer, . and said that he gave her the .first blow with a stick, which Mr. Evelyn skewed him, and now produced in Court, and afteriards finished her with a stone. - This stick he hid receiv ed • (rens - .one Mtmns,.at Pilltown, at whose house they had raved the preceding night. Ile said she was net hts wife, .as had at first been supposed. He `first met . her in the packet in • which they collie over cfrOm-Hriitol. She induced him to live with her and to desert, saying that she was entitled to some pm ! perty which he should have. - • She said,ske wis ilsiir ried 4o a soldier of the 66th, who Wel . 14:obably1 ` dead. On the day of the murderhe hadtaii.en Mali ' liquor, and was intoxicated. -They had quarrelled,: and she had used galling Words to hit*, :gild threat ' coed to hare him arrested as a deserter. 'Pravoked at being threatened by the adviser of his.misconduet; and maddened, by liquor, he. struck the fatl'iliow which led to her murder. .From that timelleat.4' of' mind lied, nor 410 he enjoy a moment of shit iititil he made a full.onnfoodon to. Kti 01*(rotoy, - 0 Cat '- This - - .--.- -‘-ivineis co the Pri(Oneef rick. _ ...gs with. substance __ ____ -._ --, ne knowleagment fie. Mr.. Evelyn In giOl,'•1611 'Mr. Evelyn deplatit4that he concervedlt ttriffeceed from a heart truly contrite, and guided by: I Siticert Un-' pression of n.. After a 'lto • _ ' from his LOslail, tlielurl( Ren saer retired, and - .. 7.rittirned• With a vet diit of Gui4.Y. - ."• ;-. • • ' -• '' .-^? 4 : The Foremin, with emotion s which did 'bite no- Deur, begged to represent thefeetings of the . 4ttly, Though bound In duty_ to 'they In, the verdict, v7tdch be bad just handed down, they could scarcely tiOnsi der. this as a premeditated murder,. They would rain make some allowance for the Soddenness of tht im.." pulse, and they, would - faingrant 'soon ethfrt -to his edifying contrition: On these grounds Wail pd to . recommend the Prisoner to 'merry; 'Wild. had nothing toil, but that the jr iiiftl4i4mit7 The Gemmel for the Crown instantly el:i 411 y d. in the recommendation and themercifil seotifikeit! ran like an electric. !laid through. the tibitdir Court. . . The. lionesiable . Baron Gaoaos then . addreseed; the Prisoner. His eve bad ,excited the coniiingaMit. of the Court sad Airy. The unfottiniate fact ,et, whichlio bid lieSW contacted, appeared irrecontli* ble. with his former Akita with his demeanour ass, IMg triaL . His .Lordship mould, transenit the. hunimow.,. •• recommendation of the i'ury'ind the Bar, as(oinder; ' ably aa tath Moil& allonallioni he-could as * : [ He hoped tbeibiliOner. was Ai it sirving of a: be than what the law compelled him to preninillital*' •-•:Aitter it: 'abort akhOitatlon his Lordship proCeedf egt to pass sentence on lain ' in. the usual form, .to . Lbe exesuteden Thursday, the 19th instant, but tabi4 in• ' 'after re piled blast to Wednesday,. the 10. ,A _. -. •.. .. semi :1111 1r - . f „.._ ~ . 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'''Prisone . v wits ' 'tamely , Moved.at hearing his resefoonles Ot meadar tema llatrhftw aimaiwo ; ibea liniug, biu meh er agl about be genet molt i ' - ef ... i in,the.. ~.,_. ~. it . i en t at i oe . ills ._ .5m ., 11 , e, r :videed .4.l , f r. _ .nrso ,. ok c . .hi , piT . „. 0: his e a ' ameriaahomiovvroa: . pi - . F.. .l. y . Jape op sometunes • ~ a „ 1 „ these thing' which are laughed at howie . serious ' 11°4 "v '''' "' art ' 4411 " 2411 ' * • 'CPOotinlisell was laiL Ilifidaa.ro Of Pisa resigns.: _wftiaejiewetionly by _T u ltteeltftier farticutars l "Z realities • erufputtiug, the case that Bonaparte should,: few•days ago . It is from sopaaAiitt Cipwerits.at .6. 0. • nirtikor &vim A . l ..,.; .. at one , ..1..4f.0.! /0- '.'i : -" • eu•oreit, Temple -bar, (1 . / , peo-roi. at tie brad Wis, army, succeed in effecting a descent.; Urk, in Bionenootialdro c wka• 11 1 1 1, -` 4. I 1 11 40 • 1"; ... - . --e - upon tkis kit}gdoin,, it is clear glt. the Plow' T to Wale the toelaecholy and dOrrosted Area ltitngas < A 4. beetomik 1 11, 1* - „ __-forlegr o :ga ' Et . st4ell-- • • ' ' - 111, PRW - 411314 FONIT ..- - weatliba" Pkitair.Pit let PrPteetio4Vhit BP/ Thick. ,1 if myself-ea- ten** behittow hi, - 'Wfatiplain • . • illiceced 31 a •Fm l 7 . INt: Y i ir' ' ea .. s • • . PAP „ . _,____:__._ .. .. . ~ ~, , ,„, _,,, _ h &luaus Fl uiguoLD EsTATE, Meg , every rive sulueCt ,iapd crlend,. tit h - couutr . A 09 43 ,14 1 wpAs k , 4 ,, e. , v 4 4 , 03. , viz. a wifis,• daughter * iodic simp t ..4,oo Age „ f , it : pigerna., up, lit k, I# . OI, II IIIO.IPUIS 1 1° 9r 1 ,, , ,,p . IL i ,„„,i„..w.o.,ei„,,medviay.lithia 34 ellie•4_o.,; _ be iutereted 4 . dealrettilg3lio' "*Allikallior *ease% rot,ivinab Iltv.rotow . , ,r•ons!, rall t • z o marr i s ing a ova Modern „Villa. Coliagep. ilissd. °Ve".= nuity of 365 guineas per iniiitav deepg r fi n pontha: Y ear ''' , d eiC i en t ia * lo •ion•Paigo, . • - or' - i i ,". A, -w 1 4 , 1nrileat* ateleil. *Alf this i r g rnmod, gdm inandiauh n e ti nr i c i tl or tio a e s ar ac tP7 . s. personal safety pf ,this our lift etera epeot,y„ ..; „ . .I getting his bread. My yeaglyAratenesimeetit I,A sai-:losi k • • wit 'rept dilicilry' bta , , . A: 1 t ht " p ir d ir s jannig,..rch,tr4odervactis et• fee E rn Baron ' filo re!zon leme ti tce that tta . ac on Ida neas, • .6r serving 4.m0 therein*. Nica,#l.4l l idlitv* curia vcifred at , Plyalwiti4' Oft , Win* 5M tic . at most fer Ii le arable, we r vilee, and pasture_i h a c ett r e o : alout have been brought, and he t ought e iti o ti „bat! 10s: 6d. i Res Sunday s _besidee teaching - i SW/ small: frog, Ili* .priesoes& foie' .thp rate win-vilet 46 4 :413 d.... p 1 i a b ::: b L n ai l t e l=ti e s i T s ; i gs f aiOit not toosulted * l ..ityiagini ne igurird ; 1 children Oinlty owalniuss, which bring von in•abint 'of Preece; - - ii i a lois . the Pang of the liOrit IL n ... 4 " s ' t° rwt ---- • • • I •1 f• oharaix t o. :a la view the &We: =Pk% - and he might • Toms lig( . tasted 1 4t. per wOritil wbireh.z tOlt*thig i t!iik: O n it Income - oliPOtitiolovioirt..7 '3.g.. ' ,I , A,OC__...„_•_ . - 7 _ ' --' ' T A i lrn ii : •Pillitil 4c la to; inl eydeVa;ali Ateat;'3i 14 4 444fedi the large sum of minter ; * 1;4, rereitc4 (nap 1 pro4ncespirr oka _verage 10.0 per week tgiiilitel W6l l / 1 111iTUL IVEREASIIH . TN' - atiessul AL le1). 4 .1••-, i,-.-- . .- r, i 91 , 1 ( / by letter. WA 1 0 4 11 ).:', .: .. the Dereadast. • ilis„. t4s .le. W 4 94 41 44 the I "PPorlitt "eir owndr% iretite•TlMlt itifit '• - *.e..!-;-. yqt. t ivr..iNir ,• • • ',. 71111„ Ake Londe* pia its eviclence, and left it .t.iithiJoiriclo,,4l6ejghe4h,er it ChSeiting we not itilivote pardisidzi. mkt inidiOlre,: e auggegio“ A a r*. ! . . IF ' Al l . V -, O-W CHAILMINti and LOVELY a VA.BY satisfied them tbaliA was a mom wager ) sad sot i.iii leenfinversavy,bare a! were wapi ti i f _p l y e i t -i. n or. aim ' , ' . i ' itte- . *.lf - „ ith , bei . *Am cttai,po„„eOeu n tatelOt a . . mare hasty ezpsessiokcatight .g.pr the IrtYE-t-, 1 1 OW •..110cP444 1 404 giliftheol.tlloo"-. 4 9) 1 14 •'. kg. 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