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• • 14, - 7 • • • • , rtl tr• l; - • • eiv id ei o‘.#4 . ~- AUAI TIREATRE-ROYAL, I)RUlt)'-LANE. ,PHIS EV EtiING. TUESDAY. Joinnory ie. his Majesty's Servants will perform (first time these so. years) the Tragedy of • THE GAMESTER. Beverley, Mr. Rae; Stoke l y , Mr Ben g ougls ; Jarvis, I Mr. Powell;' Rates, Mr. R. Phillips; 111111/M lll , M.. Ley. Mrs. Beverley, Mn.* W. West; Charlotte, Miss Boyce; lacy, Miss Tiilswell. After elfieb will be performed, for the 6th time (what the : Mansur( !Milks he is entitled to call) a new Comic Pas- tousime, wadi, the title of 'IIIE SILVER ARROW; OR, HARI-D.O.'lN AND THE FAIRY PARI RANON. The whole of the New Musk-, wish a Medley OVrfies • ...mpg:kora by Mr. F. llnghsr. The Pautomime aressvd and prodoced under the direction of M:. W. &serrature. Ilarlensaiu, Mr. E. Yarnokl; Clown, Mr. 'Hartland; Paw. Woos, Mr. Simpson. Columbine (with • 5.101 n on the kla- R . 0111), WWI Tree; Fairy Parr Ranon, Miss Osaka.. 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JA.O4IItY 11. salons cam sir Wis. Sant, This morning the Adi mewed at the Old Bailer, the Judge of that High ile Mr. Justice PARK and Mr. Justice Bear. At nine o'clock the Gr.. 11,1 Jury were sworn, and the Learned Judge procreated to charge them on the business to which their attention was abOut to he called. He said that it was probable charges of the highest IDOlll4llli would be submitted In their iripiirj. The first. as he understood, was a charge of murder against the Commander and officers of a vessel appointed to convey persons who hail in carried die sentence of the law, to the places , beyond sea to which they had been destined. It was alleged that the parties in charge of this vessel had fired upon the convicts, and put some of them to death.—Now the Greud Jury were, from the evi dence that would be laid before them, to consider whether any inutisiy or insurrection existed at the time in that degree o as to justify the application of extreme force for its suppression; for while on the one band the Officer* were justified in put tisig to death the mullion, and abettors of mutiny, so on the other the convicts were folly entitled to protection from the endurance of tyrannical au thority. The next ease to he submitted to . them was a charge of murder, *Heated to he com mitted by a person or persons, its a smuggling vessel, upon an individuall on board one of Ins Majesty's revenue cutters; and another case was for au out rage upon a child on the high seas The Grand Jury had only now to retire and consider the nature of the evidence on these several charges, fur the purpose of putting them. if they thought proper, into a train of inure accurate inquiry. The Grand Jury then withdrew for the perform ance of their duties. IVliile they were out of Court, The ATTORNST-GENERAI , entered, et twelve o'clock, nod moved that Duncan Henry Wells be put to the bar. This Prisoner was accordingly brought in and arraigned. for that he on the Bth of August, in the 55th year of his Majesty's reign, did with another person, named John GilleN, assault, kill, and rder Joseph Barton, six longues off the coast of Kent. and on the high seas. Ile pleaded Not Guilty. The ATTORNEY-GIRT/IAI. then applied to the Court, by affidavit, for the imetprinement of this trial. The reason was, that a woman who was a ma terial witness for the prosecution, was now far ad vanced in a state of preguaocy on the coast of France, and could not be removed. Mr. ALLEY, fur the Prisoner, mid. that as the Admiralty Sessions were only held m i ce a-year dur ing peace, lie had to apply to the Court either that the man should be admitted to bail, or that the preened Session should he adjourned for a short pe rind until the woman could conveniently attend. Mr. Justice PARK consulted with Sir WILLIAM SCOTT, and said that the Ses.ioris would, sifter its present termination, be only adjourned until Mon day. the 19th of April unit., to obviate the Merin veniesice alluded to by the Counsel for the Pri miter, whose trial was accordingly adjourned until that period. Shortly after two o'clock the Grand Jury re turned into Court, after being out for four hours and forty minutes, and found a true bill against James Clements and Jahn Drake, for minder; and rejected the bill. against Alexander Dewer, Christopher Bastard, cud. another, Inn being ac complices iii committing the same crime. CHARGE OF MURDER—AND MUTINY ON BOARD A CONVICT SHIP. John Drake and James Clements were then put to the bar and arraigned, for that they on the 2 sth of April, 1817, while on the high seas, and off the island of St. Jago, in the ship Chapman, did assault and murder John M'Ardle, by shooting I • through the bead with a musket ball. There were two other counts ira the indictment, varying the manner of laying the charge. The Prisoners pleaded Nut Guilty. Mr. REYNoLDS read the indictment. and Sir CURISTOORRIL Rostasow. the King's Afters rate, stated the case to the Jury. He said that the ilttiCili charge was of a very peculiar kind. The Prisoner Drake was the commander or a ship called the Chapman. which was employed in the year te 17 to convey convicts to Botany Bay, and the other Prisoner was one of the soldiers employed in that ship. They stood charged on the present sc. cation with having committed the crime of murder upon a convict mined John M'Ardle who was one al those iratrusted to their care for safe conveyance to his ultimate &Initiation. The defence which he presumed would be made on the present occasion was, that the prisoner Cleanest* was acting under 1 the orders of his superior, and that the Captain was i justified iii nilepting the measures which led to the violets% death of the deceased by the mutiny of his Prisoners. A single Atilt at tea was exposed under I certain circormatesices to West danger from the physical force of mutineers, and it uivat be admit,- ' teit, that there were times mad situations where per soma dismayed by danger. rod in imminent peril of 1 their lives, were isehlied intisloos every measure, no imetcr what was the comerpienee to their opponents, Irtir tiwir self-defener, slid the due eseertiori of their I egiUtuate authority. It looppened that iu the VC- . . sent case, the chief evideoce for the pemeention hatc h es to ore what we were would be given by commis sets, were oil bawd a* who was one of .the soil the time, but who were lII , Wf reOrlej.ell Cfralfregent ii 14 14 .11 16 .11 , 14 to irons for a itite.eee 'by having received the partfoli of the per , . At a wester, : 1 , Crow,,. The skip Chapman NM...vied rum the of liner were found broketi---- Cove of Cork curly is the )eon 1817, with about • pieces Of stick inside the 200 convicts on hoard alestiiied for Botany Bay. them. break the huh. Her crew consisted of .1111 - waists a n al 40 soldiers; )landed to me, before - she railed mime time its the mouth of hlarell. sud iss 1 rwors list I Dever saw a u sed shout a mouth anirsequesti. ale Cummender sod I had broken my !ref's* bef Olficets ware said to here rawseetiosesoect OW cwt- moil this was discovered I duct or the coo.icto, .o.d VI vat their 1 15911e10411,111 1 None Of us ever 'attempted wish etztroordinory fitteistioai. Oniliestifili April, :toot i the 17th April we were i indeed previously. on the 1 7ils, the splitters boat firs i 12(1 men out of irons, nor id mien the amends. find us,the,sot sonic lives 11 e koowied, a single mast ma out of woos. _ were lust, ono of which *as tlw suiljem of this pro. ; three were many out of irons . mote days before. secutium N. impieineuts or arcs verefonied *pun t and that soma lever.. and a piece of du in the sh a pe,. any of the coneicts. to juetifirtbearpinlei %bet they of • tisife, were f0u.141 in my birth. were engaged in any attempt t, 6 Ofethic pus. Were you ewer Rogged?-.4 r es, I was; bet the toi.Ohitia.,..lthasosidieseir , vivre only . rear* why I wee so twat woo, beams. I spike lithe mod luminary power; lint! the 1 in the LIMO 111111;112r to Doctor Driver Ascot: l 4l"s ; wine a day or two imfore. The DUVI 01 it-ked mt . , sentinels had orders immediately to hte if the y heard any noire among the convicts below, and dot ; are you the man •ho spoke Lorra to nee? I a sid I not, after twice challenging, receice a salisfatiory 1 WM, rind he then replied. " You are a god scho account for it. The Crown felt it tiecessatc, that lar,:stit 1 believe s il-1 rascal, and you sholl he as lives were lost in dd . c.oir. till as charges or the t tied by twice for it. The witness the:, itiocertird lb .post s „j oi „„ ture 1„, ‘ I i,,,,,,„ ,„„d, b y t h e „„ vie b, I say toot thong', Clements charged him wills hoe against those who had them in cart, that the latter j iog concealed blobs. yet he had no Noah thing.— should have an opportunity of being heard ra sn i t- j %Vital they called knives mete slips 1:f tin sonde port o f these charges, and that the whole lowlier ! filen the handles of the pore ingent nut of which the should be fully silted by a British Jury. Ile would men used to drink, they shaped the tin this way now proceed to call the witnesses for the pruaeco. 1 tor the purpose of cutting their Inca!, as no knives titian. ; were 'allowed stasorig the cousiets. '. I know," lie Terence Keernan was the first witness put into i added; " their was a Bible found below, hut it the box anti sworn. • I did tint belong to me. 1)f. Re , ter and other officers Mr. A Eht;tir —" Witness, were pm one of the j sod they were jammed by (:shin., who was Ole of convicts o n board the shift thesproun*" • the convicts, that we anemia to take the ship.-- rence Keerisssi—" I was." i We tool a cooviet stained Francis Murphy stnstnTe The COMMON SERJEANT Hod Mr. ALLEY the.. I 1,,,,,,A. b in I , ket o rr heard hint say that they in submitted to the Coalit, that. before ,his WOO could I true-•d to 'nuttier rite MEC. TA and take the ship. be made a rompeirut triturate, his pardon must be ! We had occasion:lily wine given us, IA wet enough. put iii and read in Court. 1 I,Vben this fifmg look phieti the Captain was cer- The ATTOIINEY-GENERAL replied, that its a I 'Moly not sorest'''. I nefte saw nor heard (except point of form was here interposed, he intpd also n. I trot!! the soldiers and sailers) that an ott?inpt had his turn call for an adherence to forms. Before, l bees' 'nude on the night of the 17th, by the con therefore, this maser testimony was rejected, it way i victs, to force the bulk-head with a view of getting for the opposde Counsel to produce the record of : into the marmot! sod eeiztug *ruts. I never heard his conviction. 1 or knew that live of my fellow calivicts had ar - Mr. Justice PAIII-..." That is trite; hut would ' wally confessed the iittetiwt td seise - the ship. *1 it not be as well, M r. Attorory-tieneral, us nu do trot know, nor do I believe, that oily oaths were doubt you hold the pardon, to produce it ut once, administered among the convicts.' 1 never braid it and put an rod to the question i'" I except fruits the rmliliers." The ATTOINET-GF.NEItILL immediately put in 1 The witness gave the following answers t , ) goes i the pardon, which was read. It appeared from this I lions from the Judge:— record, that Terence Keernan had been convicted, " I have studied Latin, anti spoke to the Doctor at the Assizes at Drogheda, for a grata t larceny, on in that language. I was etlocatect by my father iii the fad July. 1816. Ireland, and designed for the Church of Rome. The Om We now declared Keernan to be a coo- I was to have heel. ii Pries!, but I mver took Holy pelts! witnres. but bo t om ,w o „rumination was p r 4 ,.. Orders. When the troll:nun:tie tabor teelr . place eroded upon all the other la itnemies as to fa.ds acre which led to my transportation, it was going In ordered wit *swot, ill • , Dahlias to finish any mealasea.- I have se swami. whatever that Clements the Frisian.? shut MoArdre. • on the contrary', f the townie: I. vfIOCII the I wound was aside, I believe be was killed by a bot:1 ' Irum the soldiers below. I cool"; Ho t see Clement?, hut I heard hie voice in the ciiiirmmtiosb willi Mi. Baxter. The ill usage *loch we received from the officers and men was sithoripieot to the 1701 April, alien e: were represented as ben* tnutitions—our treatinesit previously was ":;:rialuly good; but 'lsere was not, so fur us soy knowledge writs, any mutinous tendency among the llfil4Oir FS ; we weir kt pt rpm t from each other, so as that I should not know what the other was doing. 1 slept so disai, to the hatch way that I could put my timid to it as I atvpiwri use die upper tier. These were two bleeping tiers iii the part of the s'ip called the Risen, en I I was at the tip." Thomas Kelly, examined by Mr. CASELEE. Was put on hoard the Chapman iii the Cove of Cork, in February or March. 1 8 17. Remtnibeied the firing oil the 17th April ; at the time I slept in the upper birth above the last witness. After this j was taken out wounded and put in irmis on the poop. I remember thet the firing which twain took place ou the 28th, was about eight o'clock. Just before this Arnie; I heard Clements call out to kiiew who was speaknig Irish below; and they answered that noliody was saying ally dritig. A person shore. vat I believe to lie Clements:, said, " If you don't keep wort l'il let go ;" and he shortly after slid, and was followed by firing iso ispomos Eros, all quarters of the ship. I thialt this general firing lasted about two hours, though 'he comic , * cool nuttily cried out for mercy. My brother, M'Ardle. and others were killed on that in gilt. Ciosx-examined by Mz. A I.l.eri. Q. How often have you beer' tried ?—lt's a very unfair question to ask me. Bring told that he must asisirsr, lie said he had been 'lied twice. He recollected being brought op on drtk on the 17(11 April.—his irons erre nut then broke. but one was off, by directioiss of Mr. ll.lottrr. to enable lent to clean the aleck. Whets the iruits.uf the rest were examined, stone of the users were discosered to have broken them, but lie could not my *bat tisiniber. All he knew was, thafthey were the *hole of one evening floggiog men, lot having their jtons broker. He knew nothing about an attempt to bribe a sailor with id. to get a 1 . ,,,ie of pistols to slitiot the Doctor, wises' he. caste down to do his duty its the botrital. Neither did Ife ever hear it confessloss 'nide bf a nifitiny by one of the convicts. '' I was," said he, •• with others" flagged, because they said we were all charged with mutiny. I recollect nothing about a particular . Bible being found, nor Was there ever, to my knowledge, any body swore.' Jo seize the ship. When I saw the shot Bred tint on the night of the 23th, I could oat see 00 man who fired it; I was nearer to the spot tbati Kerman. In answer lb questions frnAb the Judse,, lie said, that lie heard no such %uOSertition as Boater's asking Cletnents to II re in, end the latter wishing to {rut It oft Until the Officiri able gbuble . . bed. . ...L. Michret Wood, ezastiwed by Atpww.txo.ps. Sant be was put on board tip, Chapman, c convict, in the Cove of Cetk. Ile recullected .tale Terence Keenan, 'moulted by the ATToito ET GENERAL. I war shipped on board the ship Chapman, for Botany Bay, in March. 1817, atid wrist on noted in live Cove of Cork, to which place I was brought round in a brig with upwards of twenty nthers.-- There were altogether rosettibled in the thtspmun about 20Q convicts. The prisoner. Drake. was Captaiu of the ship—and the other prisoner. Cle ments', was a soldier under his command. When we got as far as St. Jago on our votyrge, seine of the convicts were killed; 1 thitsk ili.s urcurreel on the night of the 17th of April, but 1 cautiot say po sitively. as no man dare keep a log under the pe. nutty of death. Just below this, l acknowledge several of the iron* were brokers by the convicts. to enable them to clean their trowser.—tlit uciddle liimk of mine among the number. On the 17th of April we were alarmed by 14 shot being tired from the deck—anti afterwards, shout the eltli or April. at bed time, as we were going to rest in our births in the prison below, another tiring took place. I was than in my birth at the head of tile slop, viol a lumen& before the shuts were tired I heard one bf the officers of the ship. the mate Baxter, who is since dead, as y to Clements, *6 Clements, ore you there ?" the Prisoner Clements replied, " 1 inn." Baxter said, " Raise a false alarm this tsight. such we'll kill them every h--y Clements said. " I will, but it is too soon het; wait till the gentlemen go to bed, and we'll have thin hone to play upon them. Baxter raid, " 'Tie a good time now—the gentlemen are in the cabin ; and when you begin don't be commanded by Cuptaiu, Doc tor, or Officer, and I'll be accountable." I then heard what I supposed to be the sound of using a ramrod, and I raw Clements come forward to the little starboard hatchway. nearly under which I lay, he used some expression which I did not exactly hear about Irish, cod said, " I'll let go." He then put down his musket into the hatchway and fired. The tiring was instantly repeated from clif: &rent quarters down the hatchways, and through the holes and scuttles into the prison where we lay. I think the tiring lasted an hour amid a hall; but can't speak as to the length oflime from the pretli wand in which we were. J remained in my birth time whole time. Sucre time after the firing crusetle Bolter, some "ohliera oud osuturs depeesided into our prism, with a light, a n d thou I observed that a massusate of mitre. Jahn WA rat., was dead. He was struck with a ball its the head. which entered his .birth from the direction of the soldiers' apart- Mesita. What I hare stated is all I then knew of Closuento. Cron-examined by the COIXON SItILIRANT. The soldiers' apartnients were under the &wk. and from there lie thought the shut came ; but Clement' was on the deck. He then, when further questioned, sohd lie did not think it fair to tell how many gatilii he kid been in; but when told he must answer, is replied. " I never sows ho ammy gaol as a prisoner„ until I was put into that of Drogheda, on tlieLimarge for which .1 was transported. 1 wow no picking of locks io the moon-stop while we were in the Care of Cork; there were lights occasio: , :illy Vat down Pet. • Ce fr..-„5;, ; > 4 4,...., a pi • Hi . es, . 4 4 : 1(A., - ,„ , ,,r2 •'I • ' • fg, virlo"ipu • • 1111/1111•PRIIICI. • ; \ • len at. I knees Crowley. Zees, but did not know he 6e, bringing sews into the . wink niure than its pair eit —we used to put in two ite rings. mid by t wise% gisver sow the knife saw p • it I. Hatched like a w;ed staong the Prisoners. before we got to St. Jae, beture the 17th April.— ed to get 'upon deck. Ou tanstertd; there were not or wig there on that der, to lase out of ;rims. 1 admit