The Sun. — London, England, 1805-10-29 00:00:00

11 DDLESEX ~SESSTONS, Ocr.' P. 'ruts city the Session 0: ‘... -y" , r and Terminer, for tip.: coun , y of :vricidlese'!...:, 0 Aumencettat Hick's liall, 1 b,..10re tit` .N 4. 7MAINWAkItitI, itsci.‘ Chajr:9an, and a ntlnlernqs h , ocit of Justices of the Peace .for that .. • i Tr.fit , i!.i. fieffili, , ;l l , s hatidsoine yetinginan, was n tliaed. for' assaubingJane Evat, with intent to cotn., trait a rap.. . 11 - .0 Prosecutrix was rather a pretty little' girl, about I'7 years of age. ) , and deposed, that she lived st.lioxtow ) . Witb her father and mother who were milk-people , • 4.'11e Prisoner and his mother, were . near neigenours. On. the I Itli of .A...agnst, last, being Steil-iv; 'Mt. A - ei It WO_ :lib( ttit twin d'elock in the even - in2;, ►anti \vas returning betwtien ten and eleven . , at 11;.,...,tit , t.t.hoe she .nset :.tree' Prisoner At FintliCo ; 11(.1 tua. hold ef her hand,..and would not lot her go till a young man ..eito was hi eompaor with her inter lored "; "the Priiimer aliosed 7hini, and they were . golie.; ift'fight .anout_her ; ho‘VeVer, they did tiat and [lien they all agreed to ..return together e..... they 6topped to tall: tor, about an hour, when they perceiced afire at it distance, and they agreed to go, and look at it. (This was on the night thelloyal Cirens . Witibianed.) She went home, and soon af ter the Pri,,oner ,settt 'A, .yoUng WotuarStei infotm her ,he wanted to speak to her. She accordingly went nut, without her btintitet, and they walked together as Ln as PitolicO. li'oor of them were together at this thus ► . anti the Prisoner seemed" to wish her to turn with him -, and, while the rest went to the fire, the Prisoner: and she were left together. lio'then attempted to tale some -Indecent liberties with her, aCtlic same time 'noting two of v'ery improper eiy ' pressions. She screamed out loudly, and a woman . came tip, upon which the ,Prisoner let her go ; she returned hotrie, bolted the door after her, and 'went to bed. The Pris'oner afterwards faine by, whistling. l'e,vvii about oue or two o'clockin the morning when .she reached home ; her fat her and Mother were° in bed ; the door was on . the Wel, qui al , entlewornan Nsko.slept with her let her in. '113: ks , ll.lCr was aim ituiinate friend of her brother's, and she 'had known bim a little. The nextanoroing the told'her father and mother what • had happened, ara a waTane was taken out ilaiti.:4 the Prisoner. I "poll her crony-estamin'ation by Mr. ALLEY, Shit said„, the place . where he tna` he attempt was a yo ,t,l way .frotn- her father's I::: s . o. She met the lk ou PriA . )ner coming from his :Si - Other's. , There were three, .inen send r: one yOling woman along with them, lie atLempted to kiss her; but she did not throw her arm, about hint to kiss hint. She admitted he ' did not tip her any personal injury; . She drank a little ' ale at npublic-honse, in the course of the evening. She went to a second publie-bouse, artd . had a glass of rum l but wait riot sure she took any gin also. They liliewke went to the watch-house,, when the . rUblieaus were all shut up, in order to get sortie li , quor, but cause away without atty. They' stopped for souse time, talking, at the Red Lion. She was not drunk, but sOber, 401410 W. what she was about. The girl who was in their company she had known for four years, and heard she had a bad chatueier, sod was a woman of the.town. An old woman deposed, that on the night of the tre A the Cireusi, the noise of the drums alarmed her ; she got up' to the window, and heard a fiariale voice crying (tut, and making use of some passionate expressions i a inan's voice answered, but she could. tiot tell what he Mod ;•, she called but, " . What is the matter ?" as loud as She could, add they ran away. Mr. .AVl.V.Y,'fer the ,Defendpt, addressed the Court and Jury in a very able speceb of great length. John Nightingale, and another young man, who' were ea tile party,. on the night alreadrmentioned„ Stated, tita,t the Prosecutrix w4s. Wit 4 two.' other yeneg meu, wire she,.perceive.lthe Prisoner coining 0.. ' she Jan up to bun, threw ht.r artns abont leis neck, and :said, •If I " ).-:0 my eyes; . .Jern Warwick, careen and giNe its a drink." They bad drank, ale, potter, ruin, arid gin, in the WU tstt of the night to gether, r of Which, the Prosecutrix partook he: fair tdure. , She appeared to be intoxicated, and o.k.eat edly ast:ed Nightitifale, could he roakcit convenient, et his wit'y'. -.tag' abroad, to let her and j'em Warwick have a bed in his house for the night. .They.lsad heard her spoken of as a girl of loose charaeter.' The Catertian shortly 'Charged the .Jury, who instantly brought in a verdict of a(quital. INFORMLP.S. ' * Mt". 4 1, A LA:EY stated, that the proprietors .of carts employed ie carrying coils up the steep streets, in the !itrand, &c. : bad actions brought fur using More 6:1'1, font horSes to carts with wheels not above six inches broad, kd. to rvcover the penithieh specified in the Mt, Now it happened, that the Act of i'arlia mt-Ert Which V,';'Ui the Lath Of Gen, 111, c o ntaii k ed a ehne,e git lug pow:u. to the Magistrates at the (ltrar tel. Sessions, In allow of more bailie, `than four to th.,1,,,i (...:31**s with such wheels, Scc.: AR they shalt Set. Ot:47lSiCill i . anti he submitted: that this yeas . a fit 4),:c35i0n for thatympose, igti& the. Aa could not, sit its itierit, ,be inkuled tr.) aprO penalties: to suili • eases as these, 'notwithstanding which, Mr. Sault, a Coal Merchant 'in 'the .21.(16101$1, had re v.,,,,V0l - tither; ten days ago ,of a6oes being a;)oilt . in be commenced ,acaiiist him tot the recw,cry Of tries penaltio peon th : Aft of Piirliareene : t ...:'re were, •sevilal, hundreds' Or ',these itaions about tut be 'earl-led tiii.i the inforiners . had almost exitinSted their ingenuity in every,other way, and so they tried their .h.inds at th is, ~ . . . . The Court , thought. that this matter might 'he hie t ber eon sidered,:md direeted iitlida'vits tti be proetiett'd of the filets Of the Case i and the Citxthm,tv thought tome! SIC I . it'might be etitWlllll.ed of the propriety of adowiti 416'great wit!!goiei D ew o, raw n, wi e „ w i t ..e heels, to 'be used ,in future, as tht.y injuit ti thfi paveinent:---The matter was ontered to st4tld ever until the':llti , livits art o•Odtieeti. , • : , r . ' * I James nesslop was iudieled for. Owl tint; Janies Pratt. ' This Was a civarrel,between,tWo b.ithers,Who are . , . opposite neighbours, us G rav el-lane, NV:lisping i' clic one having enticed souse pall iSh tutu to t to . bis -shop' to he shaven, hi preference, to ail o other,2 . alledging that his razorKlitid a keener dge, &c. on which a querrel arose,.iand the Prisoner a.i.,.saultCd the , Irosecutor , It appeart:d that these parties had inter claingd incivilities tbr SOtliQ time,, and their wives 1. ad i'; , ntert:t.ti into the spirit of the contest. one of ... . . t.ip()N • Vented bv;k) CI IA IL% No. 4, M."' 15tr.v : 1 1.."" 3 44,0114(1 6 ) LIAM il gi n c ti 4 seitt"trN or - t 0 • , N trarcti ; Wiwre dlt et laoneoLs ()niers ..tot the pap,-, I„,a cts 1. • Tilt'; a t ice outy.OFFICE, O. 1 t . C4l* ti4c •, , L. • - Them had, atetblig ollvn- things, desired the other to go home and put on a strait pair of stockings, by way of allusion to her personaldefoirmily, she - having crooked legv. The Prosecutor had also 'said to the Prisoner, I never returned fronvtransporiation'for stealing a great coat," Etc.—Guilig—Finedone skit ling. • •••••••.+ 6 CitilAt/t connop were indhaed for an aftsanlt on Thomas Bulling. The Presecuior, was a young titm, rather of genteel appearance, had been the Writing Master at the 110. Nit% Shaw's Seritinary at Edmontbn : the Defendant, Carpan, Was the French Assistant., and Master Con t ;op one of die.:Ptipil4 of the School.: The 'prosecutor intimated to the -Conrt, that he should plead his oWni can't* his Attorney was indis posed, and he 'could not afford to employ Counsel 011 the,Saturday Mentioned in the indi6tilient some of the young 'Gentlemen of the selinol, by 'way of punihnfeitt, were ordered to get o'4 tables, which they were to riTeat to hint; arid he had orders riot to stiller :my of theme to go Out till they had clone so they ,becanie extremely boisterous, and very violent and abusive towards . hits ; one -of them *anted to . go.atit beforehe had''Said his tabl6s;' Which he re ihsed ; at.that moment the Defendant,'Carpina, came into the schofXroorn and let' the'boy onti rem On. 'SttatO with him, but the answer Was a blbs,virotti Carpan„ , which precipitated him, on hisqieid, across the desk ; end; at that Moment, Connoftame up tired dragged him by the collar to keep him down. The boys left their scats, and begat. over him in triumph. He added, that the boys . frequentlr threatened hii life.; they used `tonp With stiekC nisei often -- swore they Would'. put him into the river ; in consequence of this be was obliged to give Up his situation: - On hts crOss‘exattivation, he skud, 'IVI I sW Salter wanted to go out without Saying tatitil he did' 'coma the boys. with a untie.' Ile could not Say what he beat Salter with. It, might be a. *hip'; he struck him first with the lash; anti, perhaps, he beat hint' with the lash 'and handle together, The boys Cried, .‘ skime! stainer He 'was matlyirised to cnireft thern by Mr. Shaw, Salter's fitther did not threaten to incliEt him for the ill freattnentof his son. only withed he had kid his revenge Ofthern and beaten' thein soundly. He was not Othissed by Mr. Shaw, but they agreed he should go away. Mester John Attat, and seine other. yointg G-en tiemen of the SchOol, were, c4llad 04. by , the Prose. crux to corroborate his testilnony; ,but their evi denee.only tended to shq* the itialignint disposition c! , the Prosecutor himself in his brutal. cencluet . to. w; gels the boys, • • The defence was, that the 'Prosecutor haVing used too great severity towards Master Salter; 'the Carpau, assisted by COnnop, interfered, and lot - Salter out of SehOol ; the Prosecutor brushed past carpau with sortie. violence, Which the latter resist ed, and threw him the table. Several d of the young, *ere o 4ttpport this defence; among whoin Master'SalL , j' ter, an interesting and animated boy, about 14 'years' of age : - lie stated, that having gone; up to the PrOse , '' enter to say his tables', the latter receiied him 'wifh. a blow' in the face, Which knocked him down: VpOn' his requesting to be heard, a sego ad time, this he . .might go out, the Prosecutor not „only rtfli4ed, hear him, but beat' Min with the lash of his 'whip; next doubled it round his wrist, and. struck. him violently with the handle, till it broke; and . theri seize m g a l ar g Q , arc h er ' s b 0,., which he unstrung, he was attacking the Witness with this: deSp4rate,Weapor, whin Mr, car pan entered the klnitel-rtient, and de sired he would desha,; upon which the Prosecutor, with his elbOW s;litcho, brushed ..paSt hiin with citilence, which Op:pau resisting, the former 'fell eVer, the desks:, WAtnes4 had redeived from the beating Several' *vete, bruises, which remained for eight days after. .Mr,. Shaw said, that he never permitted any of his Ast,istants to,chastise hiS disrnisSed the Proq:cutor; for the violence Of, his concha, the Mon day following. • • The Cti A MN/tit - NI, in charging the *Jay; regretted - that this ,case shotO ° ever COM! , before the. Public, or that t.b Prosecutor have iNde such an exhi bition of himself in a Court of Justice. . 'The Jury . immediately actpt.Wiq both_ the Defend ants, and the toys retired in trintnOlt. There has not been so long a list of Traversers at these .Sessintts for .soine years past. It contaiiis ac names' of Traversers; and not less than 12 Parish tth,is other Appeals undyetitions. LONDON',QUiIicrEn-sEssion, . Yesterday. a :man named . .Dite. l :.ain 41 . 16181.1 ' 19r. violently assaulting Sarah Cius:;ard, on the 276, of July last., The l'raverser is.o tax and .1 1 acking Case-taker, and resides at the corner of Dove-court, near Bear binder-lane, and the Prosecutrix was servant to Mrs.' Thatcher, a Press-inaker,who occupies the shop and Avarattemb on the parlour story ,in thra house of the ',Lraverser. On the 27t1: of 'July the Prosecutrix was sitting in a chair in the paspage, common both totho apai.tinetit:i.Occupied hy . ,lter mistress and those in the occupation of l;raverser, . who, on corning through the passage, iiked her what &lie sat there for She sykswered, bea4nSe . She liked it. The ''raVerser replied, that..aS she Of there for her own pleasare,she should Iwiye it icr his; and then pulled the, shair 'front Under her, when she fell on the and while she was'dOwn, he Violently struck her with theehitir abo lit the legs, and hurt her* se. vcrely Ott the 'ankle, then - struck her with .ins ftst-on the sivattitler:, abused her in the most gross and iti4e. cent language, ; and pushed. 11,er into . thei street antongst.the'crOwd collected there'll the noise. ,She gavt; Ititn no provocati6t) whatever.- On being tortwd out, she went into the howe of 3 i j or io n fl too r 1 cr. o dwo, a tailor, ;text door, where she rinted away,, and after.vartls- fell into eOtrrulSion fits, 'in winch chit contiwted two 'hours.; arid frotit th a t time. !0 this bat; s hoeu frecilletitly and, vietently with sitnilar firs, though she necier b e 'f oro was tconbled, by any sucli A Miss setplet(io, a 'Ve'r'y' hatiCiSolne acid "dqiic-ate wolyiall, came to support tn , „ te,tuntani of tot- last witness!, but while the oath W 43 atliattliSteTiPg to beet' Ole faititcd Mr 7 KNAPV observed, .that " faintirg ;NA - As older oj' the Day, he tat had better take a fit." Miss Stapleton' being somewhat restored, gave her testimony, which fully corroborated that of the Pro sectitrix : and'a Surgeon, vitho attended the young woman, proved her long illness and. stared, that it was impossible to - say - how tong the fits might con tinue to atiett her.. • ' Sally Ilateman, servant . to - the Traverser, swore that tAie saw the .whole.mitaerlion ; that her master had don c no More than:.4 - ...54e the Prose ctitrix. not to stop np thepassage; and that she called him-a white- . livered old rascal anA tiltiOkOtrd; that all he had . done in .return• was. t.o . ,tOrher- he believed she have wthilreet aetzpsittivor , the would not have used such language ; and that he did not strike her. Mr. 1. -goo DA Up,.the-eVidence•to Jury, , who found. the,rtrayen.ter Guilty; and he was ente . tleed to 4ti, l l.tt)ighk - .'s Tvpitlsormacnt io Giltspur :area` Conipter, Gild - held to bale to 'keep thepeace for twelve months: . A 4nau named Dyto, a j.opt3leyinan wine- Cooper,. was inclit3ted public an grossly indecent eiposures of ins per;ion iti the ,street., oil the bth, th, and" 1.11 of July ht 4, and at se.veral . 9ther , titne , ;, contr ii y to public decorum .ttid MoralS, andataitist the praLe, . • .. . very reputable young ,women and gipf te,4linony bupport ()folk.. pCiS ecu t ion , one cat ' v,.1101 11 acts •as 3hyp- , .voirian to .Mr. pastry-eook, a Stnithfield hri s, Into whose shop the,Prtsoner had the atidacity to go twice, natnely, on the .r,th and . 2,5 th July', for thb - purpose of in 'sufilw:ethe ina manner two vile and indeli , Fate 'tor explanation., T h y : otner,too yoUng persons pOgied 'and still Tosser instances' of insult ip4eceticy towards them, at different times and 1 1)1 iee's, ILL the open street ;' ill consecluenea of \vlfich he* was at length taken bite custody, • • The Jury idtind him Gailly ;' and' lie . was sentenced to six months iinprisenment.' - • The wife of the Prisoner 'vas in Cohrt, and fainted iaWay front bhaine and horror at -the situation to - -which the infamous con.ift of - her husband Auld brought POLICP, • '•• • . , ,UPW-Slittr.T...--1.11 Con t - ,.(its.f'ncie infortmtlons being'laid by Lll, the Into' ah.tr, for with Gregory : , the Constable belonging to St. James's Parish , went on Saturday. night, about ... twelve, and. broke open a bowie. in Pall-mall, by vittuo oi7 a war. 130 t GliAllA)1. The StrtXt-door wasi . f.)piatitett to theM; but being obstruaed by a second, door, they broke it, open, and proceeded to search,. the'house with all possible speed ;. but t 4. person at play. 'arney found four' I'll 6 MkFilly • dres,:ed, and two women, in the paslatr, Nv)tonl they took into custody;:and , conveyed' to the Waigh house. • • • • ' • Yesterday . they were brought to' the * OlCicei t*ltl underwent a private exatiiination before Sir U. Feta). CON4'r foi..the 'person* in custody; Whon, in consequence. of no unlawful game being proved, they were discharged. M. Robert 1 - 10110- way attended the examination. • • - Eight Wen. wore brought to the Office, charged , by.kit.weral, **Atm with ht.ting- desetters. it , appKired. that : the Se9rants had apprehended thoTrisoners, iu coniequence of dire ions. from the Colonel of the Distriet tor the Recruiting Service, at. imablie-li e u l e, l in, St. (;ilea's, on Sunday night. Six, of them were prOyed to ; be deserters from several Itrinients, and tftey were going off, yesterday morn by the coach, to Nortliampton, to enlist into another Iteginiem, ,tor the purpose a getting the bounty. , , Saturday evening 40. • in,qui#ition %vas held tit the Admission Room, in St. Thonits's lioSpital c 'before Mr. FILZPAIRIL:Ii, OffOtler for the 130rouAlt of Southwark, ,on the body ; of John -.Read, a child of ft've years. of age, the of a respectable trad e sma n in the City of I,undon, wl,u, - . 1114 before tSVO O t abCk in the afternoon of Thursday last„ met his death on Fish-street-hill ) by a stage-ew!ch running over hint. Tlie Jury, dn'fall cOnsideralion, foUnd that the de 7 ecaged hAd Collie to hig death by accident ; but that the near horse 'having trampled hith down, 'Was 'the to on cause of he death, and a dcodand of 51. 'wag taken. Friday an . inquest was, taken-on The body of Jobn Noyce, wlio was found . drowned in sntrie 4trong beer wort in the brewerl of I,VieS'its. May; in Iliiingstoke. Verdiel accordingly. The decea*d was an oiti man. of 70, who was employed as bricklayer's labourer about the premises.—He is supposed to have gone to the place where the accidentliappened,- for the purpose of drinking, when being overcome by tho effluvia of the plam, he fa. ht.. • • 'Yesterday 's4,..'irnight a man was found dead in the hold of the Ship Maigareita, Capt. DEISSIAN, gmbden, lying in Sunderland 'Harbour. Fran thii crew being in a statc...,of intoxication a&1 quarrel ling amongst therm:elves the nightbefore, strong suspicion was entertained that he had bv,keif murdered no proof, 'however, could be made otany violene being used to him, 'but vflnit he might receive from thefall. Coroner's vorditl--Accidentai. beath:.; Coroner's Inquest Vlns, taken, last \Veek, at Lypiat, near sisl p, tt oaaT i , ,- tvn vieW . brthe•bady of Mr. Edw. I iorwootl, who, - as he was retailing at night from I.l . .siey to liypiat, thmugh the Park aP. Watheu, /bid) WAS :sttlickoil by a stag, which he , had been recently tlasired to avoid : the stag vri)undisci him with his antlers in various parts of his 111, particularly th e 'cheqt, whete a pink - ore reaclie the pericardiarn, through .the ribs mid pectoral muscle, which terminated :fatally, he surviving tinlyabout 3tJ !wars. Verditi—Aeciziental Death. As 30 men *ere lately w6rking in a cofd.pft,licar Newengtle-tlon 'Fyne, - the sulphuteohs.ait took,fire, and iii4y all perished ;. ati of their wivevissembled nenr the Pit, two of - whom iniieurtied in conseghence of 60 fright, and one died in gJing home. Etatemily to'nnight ' five large ricks of bay, 'of The, vitiki, o , it is 414pp05e4, of Cioof oilionging to Mr. Ltinbick,.. of 014 sudbary, and :placed in U bailor). ti&ir til4 Qmss-lizin,L, were sot.on fire sitte 14iims incendiary 5 and the A i r'buio, not witilsuncling . ;he oicertions flf the neiglitiours, and the atlivity ot ,the Sodbdry Volutectii, were (14:.,5tr0y,-d. ' OA Stltirda a y Iv. At Kingsgate, if , the 1.00. of Thine, the 14,11 of C. 8 Cottcp . 4 Esq, of a ica. 01 the tph iit,C - at Kembaelf.l4o, iil Fit..slCv he , . Lady of lieutestant.COoftei (...;1a$1„ ia thl> lion. f—ot- Livia , 0011104006 SClVict i , Of X Paugitter. .. ---,... ._• , , 114 ,4R R tE I) On ioeoay.. iut, At liv.erpnr.,), I..nlimiS inflitS,Vonabhu, Esq • Fnirrpt , :r at 1.4 W. tithit til,ll CO LIZ. au:, Veilaioles, 1;;;+4• of iYooci•tilli, Laitca*Pirc;jo WC,,i.L; t'..ii,L: itilly, of 'l.iv..r -pao1;- 0 11. the ;5, 111 hip', at F.lni,•stith, in Devoiii'.iiir, C4Ptt,in ;Martin, ,I! 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Ruse', cinttAlittir at , Mr. Rw,it. 41r Arkva.100.11.411,: til!fialo'; Tile smog day. Mr. PillSCri iiL}Cdt;yol,...r,,ColloAK,orOtAilki. Miss G-d:ice, dauanter or Ivir..tkitic.,.2, 91 Milintrik•s.lro;44 %%41:slmiosCer. ____-:....4-4/ , /...i/i;/. ) . . , , . Lately, at 131.ick Rock, Ir.:land, the I...idti of .5;0 01 ~ ,.. . Let's, Batt. ' . WI ystertitty stetnnight, at Prlll:tlic,--1.40tt .e, the Rig.tt Lady KinnatAl„ r;tlict of the late I..ll4.icilutaital-:- ~,'' ~: L l ' The z.:anie,tlay, at llas Parsor..”;, , , i 0 Nt?rotk, the l'iv r • ''')",/ 'Ward Waite, of 14cpc'ato..,i.!, ,a ,a 1 ,i...‘ectr ',Vi11'011,?at,,,,, t not County, and turtyrl•.• 1 ,. ,cr• 11,, al*C4itrs Colim: ' lilt ' f _i , Y"lefil,lY tooraninta' a; in; „;a-,, - - , .ir , 1;146;1u:40i, imi ii.ais. Ls; { brutrier tar tin, '.t , 1 • 1.6. to " e I) " 444fi' a • a.., ,itl, 'v.:. L - . .......4 Sir Edward 1-lul4e Itiri . of 1.1r,...1ner, ua tta Cou..ty or 11 , 0 1 _ 5 7 . 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