The Sun. — London, England, 1811-09-24 00:00:00

rap~c'y~__>~ws~ ° r SNCRILEGE. Henry James Kriderburg %V 34 indieled for steal ing a lookin,;•glais, a set ..ftire-irons, 3 cortain, and a bass rod, in Graitel Pits Chapel. situate between Flonierton and tiaiknev, Anne Boltwood tat ed , that she lived in a room over the vestry of the Chapel in question. On the :Enorning of the 81h of August she,wa4 awoke by a 'noise, and coming down :to ascertain the cause, the fon.itt the niisoner in the custody of a person named Shnbrrt, who, it appeared, saw the prisoner get into small window coonemed h the Chapel. exeinnnation, it appeared that the articles specified in the indittment hid been removed from the plice whete they had moon the night hplore into a• pew, evtdenily for the purpobe of bOng car rivd The prisoner, in his defence,. said, he had for merly been' proprietor of 'the Hampstead . stages. pt► the tight when he was taken urn custody, he /tad been supping with a friend at Stratford, and was returning home, when it began lupin ; he ini. Inediattly ran towards the Chapel for shelter, and while he stood under the porch, observing the u in dow of the'vestrv-room open, he ,was induced, from coriestiv, to look in, when his hat MI oft', act! he Jumped into the window alter it. He was pro ceeding towards the door of the Chapel to come out, and was illrt by Shubert, who took him into The diarge, however, being sittisfaelorily proved, the pi isoner was found Guilty. DEFAULTING BANKRUPT. Charles Peter Whitaker was then put to the bar, to tkite his, trial upon an indiament, charging him with tieing a bnikrupt,.and having ‘4 0414 and omiiird to surrender himself according to the form of the StAnte. : Geeeo hevieg opened the case, Mr. GuitNtiv addrereted the Court and Jury : he Cibstflved, that the charge to which he had to tined" Wen ,attention . was of peculiar importance to the iSOtier 1 : 1114.1 to the pubic, lansilltso as it went- to affect the prinner's hle,, and involved the considers lion of tt questien ietimately comiee.ted with the wifely of pubec property. -ne,- charge. arose 'out of a t eaCt which had been p4stred' by the Legislature trt the fit'ih year of the reign or G,•oige the. Second,, for the purpose of presenting the recurrence of many frauds and dishonest parart ices, which were committed under the Banks up! Laws, us they then existed. The perticular •pareof this act, which re . fried to - the pr boner's nest ondum, was that by which it was provided, that any pet sons-who should have been dealred a Bankrupt accordio4 to esta blished forms, and should o it to ‘Urrrtider him. self to be examined by ills cteditors upon oath, with. in tin ty.two days after he shall'have received notice, itl that the Commission of Bankrupt, y issued;.shall be deemed guilty of feluny, and shall be punished accordingly,—That such had.been the conduct of the prisoner would be his task to prole, and he 'would be enabled to eat cute that task ill a clear aid satiSfatitory tuaneer he had little doubt. 'the prisoner, who resided in Great Si.. fief , to was it, partnership wi‘h a gentlettiati nam ed Gibs -ti, in coneeetion with whbin be tr.insaet e'd ;pert:atone business to a coi' , 4iderable extent, It so ht•weyer, 'that their optmulatious, Whateter they ought' hate been, were not at. tended with the desired success, and the 'firm. be• came' indt.hed , o several persutts in very con,ider able fiutos. AniOngst otkietS who were creditors on this ecc.:sion eas the firm of Messrs. Smite! Jo.,eph, A 4ri-n Joseph, Joseph Joseph, and Co. who sued nut .a Connuission of Bankrutitcy against the prisoner and his pare r, of which due notice was given In the Gazette, mid under this Commission s'Aer,il ceeeems were held before - certain Commis- Siotters, At these meetings, Mr. Grb. son, the partner cf the prisoner, suirendered him 'serf ; 01).1 by'his candid and hop. urable demeanor acne t respect both of his creditors and the Corn missionetie It so hippened, however, that the pti toner did not attend any of those meetings save t h e third;'' but on that ; occasion, owrg!to the lateness .or the hour, be Waft broUght up toy . the officer of the King's Bench prison, in whose cliatge he was, aris ing out of sonic, tioloreseen nese.ke : he declared himself unprepred, and. selietted further time for preperat ion, whieh theComnifiaeeners readily greet edY and' anoonded the sunSeirient Monday tor his , • , , eitattlinaliyn. out rrorn Louie su.ptctoni !bat were eeterrairthl of his intention to Atbscond, as he" had applied for his discharge from thelcertg's Bench, the. Colurnissionere, before they separated, told him in distmet terms", that if he did not attend on the day so appointed; he would be guilty cif a capital felony, and would be liable to sutler death without benefit of 'clergy, it sitbsluently apprehended. ln despite of this warning, ,howeter, as had been anticipated, he obtained i,is discharge and did ab4cond, mid con trived to secrete him.elf for f ire days.; but, at the end of that (line, was tracen to Bath,altd there taken alto custody. It tsas,wilh this offence the prisoner stood cearged, and it would bc for the Jury to say, opon 'hearing the evidence, under the do-ic on) of the Learned Judge, whether the accusation was oot lolly warranted. Mr. Guatsey then proceeded to cell witnesses to prove. first e the partnership, next the act of bank. luptcy, toed the issue of 11:e conopissiOn, and af tetwe,ds the severe] meetregs of the Commis ettmeil, at the lam of eartiely, thief btli Of terms, the prisoner - had attended and finally his absence tin the adjourned day api l lornied for his eerrroinatem, when he was proclaimed. In ad ducing the proof of the detavh, however, it tallied o w, ,-,t) th e exa,t,i:i3tion of a principal witness, that t h e pr seiner had Only received a written notice of the issete Of the comtuissian OR the 16th, ut June, w hi c h wns the last d;ty of eXarnitfkition, •._ • tip li ti the ctscovery or this tact Mr. _I eutItISO tor ti•e. pris'oner, rrfarred to the Aix, and fitiffing thaOt. was there apecitiA, that the 'bank rupt was nor boo d to Burivnder until th 42'd day ltrr a writte43 lintice had been given to him of the jostle (t the Commission, ha claimed the acquittal 'dt his client, Upon the ground that he had b e e n Olken' into custodr at Bn h long helore the ex.. Oration of the . fory-two days notice, to which, by Low, tie wits: entitled ; at 7 ! coniequently, had The Learned Judges admiited the ititice of Mt. Knapp's claim, aild ilie prisonr accordingly. acquitted, LARCENIES There were•no less than right different prisoners acquitted on account or the non -a pt earauce of the prt,seLuturs, proseLutors, who were tieyerakly called upon then recognizances. ..' 1i• , i , I r " 1 ; i ' II," ' CV ' ' YICKPOCKLT. . ,ilbrahon Levy was f oun d G u il t y of stealing a pocket hdok trout 'be pocket of . a I,erson unknown, upon the 2911 of Aogust last, at Hackney, when Mr. Sadler was aboui to ascend its his.balfotio. This COliViCtiell 100 k place upon the iestimonv of Humphreys, the officer, %,,,110 ittCclVed 110111 Mr. JUNtiee HHATII ibuir ab le. trthple of ap•plause for his at ti‘ ity upon this occa.itnt, in boldly s , :iziog the pri soner from amongst a gaittof ilutcti pick pockets, by whom he ,(f.,evy) was:surrounded, and ‘ndeat mired fo be rescued. Magnus Brush for stealing tr,vo il. Bat:I: notes and six of the Portsrnoillh Bulk notes, value it. each,, .the property of Philip Coigns, in 11),..t.dwell ing-house of Thoma,,Blit . 'matt, I,va, -The "following prisoners ‘i , ore cunv;eted of te. luny. . Thomas Alexiander, fir stealing a p.tir of breeches, the ptoperi) 'ot J.icob f.Jevy - ; M.it• 'Helen, 144 sle;4l - a d•4lldr from the person of Joel Hill ; Witham Ftawkes, fir Stealing a piece et A leaden' .. ptpe arid :I brass cock, affixoLt to hi* dut ftain Cade and Witham Daly, for inenling a quantity of brick-, %nine bi. the property .of :Miter . Stewart ; M try inas, , lor..ste,litt,i, a quilt, shept, and artiele.i, id WIIIIMII ; Sorivt-0, lot Stealing a ()Willi py of oaii :Oa bymiS of John Harper; James ltogers for strafing t t . ) ducks, the property of Joint ; for steadrq; a coat, a .rukt, property of Thomas Marith ; stealing aslia '‘;‘ , l, the propt,..riy of , Robert Port Frecula , i' puboerloy, t(4. entbezzliog 0.01; the , rd periy of his eiripiOyeiS, St:nit for stealing a quantity of oats, the'pr,,perty of Jain Isaac. Three-were convicted cf ,misdeateanori, and G acquitted. CLZItICZA , ILELL, Sd,SSIONS. MONDAY, SWi'T. 23. " - - - Robert ilclarly 'Taylor, the pre/ended Virar 'of -1-I,:•ritord, ttood tudtoed for. t ilUt1llit11111)? Obtiiiillllg btu Moj-r John Cat t%% right the of IVI U pounds, on the 121.1 i of Fizbrulry last, under tal*e and irAndttivnt preinces. It appeared from tie evidence of Major Cart- Wright, that the piispner came to hint on the day above stated, and t reiented two with a letter of in troduaton trout. Sir Francis Burdett (‘, ho, it appears, was equally imposed at.), stating the b,•arer to be the Rev; Mr. Taylor,Arrear of Hertford, who wish ed introducedsto him on partienhir The prisonei wits shown into the room u lwre flip Major was sitting; m conversation with a ge..!tle man ; but thsr prisoner desired a pri..ate aedienLe of the •w inch being wanted, the prisoner, d that the object of hi. visit was Ig.. solicit aid tar an unto(' Ulti le gentle% otnan at Hertferd, whose husband had lately died, leaving his tit idoW and . children in i.cry indigent tat curusianies ; the house and hut nitnre of this prior gentle svoinkin were stated to have been seized for a debt of t uOl. and must be. sold, and she and her orphans tni:ned into the street, unless the amount of her ,debt could be paid. The prisoner said, • that lie, cormuiseratmg her hard case, had undertaken to solicit a sobscrip• lion for her teliei ; that Mr. Plmner, of Hertford shire, had. humanely Lopiributed 2W.. and Mr. on,l the like sum ; that Sir Francis Burdett It d also contributed very liberally, but had desired the sum die gave and his name might be kept .secret.— Major cartwright, not doubting- the truth of 'this plausible wary, presented the piisoner with a two pound Bank-note towards the subscription: On returning to the first room, the prisoner joined, in emive'sation with the Ma . ior,and his friend, upon a variety of topics; and amongst others, upon mentary . lielorm 'and clerical atnirs, upoti which latter,. he tookoocasion to mention his owit labours iii ,the vineyard of the Gospel. He lamented the alarming growth of Methodism ) to the great injury of the Established Citur,ch ; and said, that this hina sect had been far a considerable time rapidly increasing about Hertford ;' but that he had taken etrettual means to check its.progress, by introducing extemporaneous sermons to Int; congregation ; by which tneausite hied-that only put a atop to th e rapid . de4ellitms from. his flock, caused by the fanatical ar tifices of the Sectarian Preachers, but had actually -brought back several of tie stray .sbeep who had Wandered from his fold that at one of these extern pore lermens, Mr. ,Wilberturce was au auditor, and had. afterwards wri t ten to lom a letter, controvert ing Antne points, of dottrioe which he had pro inulged. He then took his leave. Some time afterwards, Major CartWiight learned from various quarters, that he was a corinuon postor, who had levied iiimil.ar contributions upon several' of his acquaintances that he was a prisoner in the King's Bench, and had aaually chine out of that place upon day . rule On the very morning when he had practised this no able manieUvre, The Major, upon discovery of this lad, was determined to piinish the impostor ; and, as a .firststep, lodged detainer against.him at the prison -gate for tile forty shillings. On the '2.sth' of Jury' following, the Major received a letter from the prisoner, express ing his contrition lor having improperly obtained front him the sum ,in queition ;- but earnestly . in treating, that he would not follow up the, step he had taken, with any, severity towards an unfortunate COtleman, to whom any ..Such severity would ibe totally ruinous ; that he was thotoughly sensible of his -error,--felt the greatest contrition, -.:ware de termined for.the future to pe r s ever e in the paths of reelitode, and . to maintain 'most stri ly the wens sibi - conrsti4 reai: But ns he was about to take the benefit 'of the Insolvent Debtors' A(1, and had set tled with , his creditors by post-obit securities, upon the property of his reverend father, wit() was rector of Bishop's, Cainle, he intriated the Major to send • - r.mvr r4 ust l. 1-01 , 4D0N : Printed by it 1C lIAKD HARRIS, of No. I . it Martiatt-eour t , - "-girtcti and vrisitstiod by WILLIAM AIIMIGER SCRIPPS, south molten . nl et r i,.. s ,At the SUN OPPICS,' No. 1 fitreed, w-ero Advgrwv 4ll4o / Oder: tor the P ape.) Littes fey the Rditar - 3rc ! (Postlei4).• oust t" 3 it44l-r-• • pounds, which he s&entrili 4 protnhed to repay.— Major Cartwright, howeVet, not thinking it proper to comply % he i short time afterwards received a se cond letivr,tnuch to the same erfeet, acknowledging that he had nto,v , mbily rt-crived Or money. A person who vi as in the Bench :it the Signe time with the prisoner, proved his hand-writing nit these t Letiers. ThePritAoner;atter apologising that his embarrassed circumstances cebarrc-d him of the. mems of ;twin ing Counsel, undertook to cross-examine M Cart .‘ rtDht ; which lie did in a styl of insolence rarely paralleled nt any bar, even towards the vilest witness. • U interrogated' M jur Cat twriOt whe ther he had not tampered with him about Nrita-] tn,ritary Reform, and endrayoured• to lure him by p:xuniofy utlei t tocxcit his int)uence at Hertford in the cause ? which the Major answered ,:ectd edly in the negative. \ He asked the.MAjorAwhin the number of the tioie hepretetuted to have given hint ; and what was the name of the woman for whom he was accused of sol;citin,g charity ? , But ilteaosweis he received by no means as s isted his purpo,e. He then charged the M.ijor with 11.;‘,Ing s a nip takiy, and wished of all things to examine W.dk tr,. (the Gendetnati .who was at iNlAjtir Cartwright's when tie prisooer was), Mr. Bralid and Mr. Vlomet.'These Gentlemen's names were cAlled, but none ot: them wtre in attend ance. • The pri.ibrier being now. called on for_his defence, had no witnesses .entter to , facts or char444er ; but a. , dretsect the Court and Jury a snort, speech.— He again Linlenled ills iticopaCily tit einpky Coliti s, I; but h- that he Was St betwe liii- OCI Court and Jury, WilrIO•tlle iiCt;t4sed, wed at he accusr, sUie of 'a ftir and I:rip:it - mil hearing, this diy b'iought against him, false'antl, tit.fOunded i,r it truth a man who oft p..(1 film 'BOOl. if lie wortql•ttert e to Itii natty , cutinty in the cause of Parktmen tat y it total ; and lie 'might hate. had thousands rit'Ai and his her y, if he "'mild duly. h:n:e Loa ;o,lend ltirn,rit to tired- pin poses; but 'he re tht.ir overiures Itit hcorn, because he was coin, incyd t Slot their true object Was to ovi ratril Chtlsch alt , l St.i.te - . Hence. it was; the.,f, itts!eadof her l; this day e%ti,l ed, c ire , Sed. and largely recom-it ineoch..ii by i'Nl , jor Cartwright. Sir Fl'atici, Burdett, and tht:ir pa; tr,anS, as an advocate of their wicked purposes, lie %vas !lowa persecuted prito n er,arTh a t b ; and ,s pretended letters that were pro- . dot: , d by his pr-ste,.utot, they were only liroved by the evidence of a viie priabner• for debt in the King's, Bench, a mat who,WaS a common dram-drinker, .and frequently brouOit betbre the Marshal for sell ing spi n r s in the gaol. He was, hiMself, it Was t rue, an em bat rassed man, ind had been three years and a half a: prisoner, for debt. He-felt, that he was a tlegraled nom,---and still more deeply de graded by having his name coupled with that of I\lajor Cartwright and his associates. He had no- Aling more to offer, but 10 cast himself on' the corn- nikeration of the Court and Jury. The Jury, without a Minute's hesitation, found the lirisoner, guilty. The CitAltittlAN 'then addressed the prisoner, say ing, that to attempt giving any advice to such a man . upon the,nature of his eritne,'who seemeil so com petent to advise :himself, Was quite unnecessary ; and tri remonStiate with a pt:tauti vt?tOtist . y au hat dened• in ' , his. iniquity,' would be only a waste of words.. However, the Bench, feeling it indispen sably necessalY to put a stop to thecareer of such an itupostor, and to.ielieve the public from his farth4t depredations, had judged it right to send him out of the country. _ He 'sA.as sentenced to transportation for seven years. MARLBOROUGH -STRRET.—A man of the name of Cecil Li/shap, Who stated itiniself to have been broughr up as an apothecary, has been examined at this Office, on the charge of having poisoned Perry whil, the Dandy, and other horses, at Newmarket. : The principal witness against the prisoner was , a youth, a testdelit of Newmarket, who swore to having seen him put something into the troughs on the (ourse. The prisoner is well acquainted with the inferior followers of the Turf; and there mete other circumstances *bin induced-the Magistrate to remand him for another examination. 'FooT 11A6a.—Stmday morning a journeyman bricklayer, for, a wager of 201. ran sixteen miles in two llama and tii , o minutes, on the Mitcham lto? , ), which was twenty-the minutes lesttban the .time allowed him.. • Ptionism.--Saturday morning a pitched , battle Was fought in a field at the back: of thd Londutt Hospital, Whitechapel-road, . between James Srriith lon, a sawyer, and Ben Barton, a coal-beaver, both, athletic young men of nearly the same age. They were backed- fur tOl. each; a ling being formed, the combatants set-to at sixu'clock, with great in trepidity and seeming 'resoltition, exchanging some ' severe • Wows, mostly about the head.. The Contest lasted . about , •34 minutes, and terminated in fivour of Stnitlisoo. Both were very much beaten, oral were taken by their friends, in two hackney coaches, to their R-Ipative lodgings.. A great deal of money . was won and lost on the occasion. The absurd. story •of a 'new monster having made his Opp:orange, in, the virinity..of Portsmouth, and which originated in a Ltindots•newspaper, last Week, turns out to be a gtoss fabrication. The following occurrence tack place at Ramsgate a taw days since.—A- workman employed in the buildings of Mr. E. Guldsmid, having jumPed on, board which covered the mouth or a well, it gave way, ,and . precipitatel. him to the bottom; the distance mf 4 teat, from which ardent he escap ed unhurt, and worked at the same building ,the day after. . - A melancholy accident happened on Sunday at Sheernxas, being the Anniversary of his Majesty's Coronation. The guns on the battery (42 pounders) as usual, were preparing to fire a Royal Salute, when John Brown and James Tramp, being in the ad of loading the same, and ramming home the wadding, one of the guns unfortunately dispharged its con tents, and itte unfortunate men were blown almost to atoms. Two other man, named Springate and Godwin, who werie assisting at the guns, were most dangerously wounded. . 'li 'I) linerrx are to tight in Lincolnshire. lc place was won by the friends of the forge by ( I toss. Bath set out yeiterdny for the appoin ted 6 i,' Oil the Sktflid ,/!intrs the marine and 606 are expected to .~_ ...., • 81R111..1. The Lady of the Hon. Cqtain Eiskine, of Kigl t H ii u l is te sa r:d s-' ol ' l 4 , 8 E:: n . o . 1 -. a Daugnter. •*.t):111:e antia inst. at V.AddAll, Siiitey, the Ole (d 161 FrAattwCistisell,ftert:dliaa:l4l, til4rqs.. 4.l,llKatiJole,tuigifitutgah.tet a the l a te. On Friday la,t, it I•tirchatu the 1,111y•of• Captain lailitt of His MAjesty's si,ii , N tube, o i r a gun. • , . A.l/IKNlttl i.: • .. a.r On the Loth lox, the Itex. Alexander C9ekei ' 1 ": W.•trots•A orth, it; Miss Catiferiw f;stiter Puck, "u;' 11 ;41; CO-11,:mtbs of. the late Samuel Ihma, ksty Mt:orderer. I, - On 1111 2orli, 410 . at Clover, Wt I ham. Hunt Cfluabetitl: ::: a the s 1:tlyal lion,: Gowns f P,lii::), to C,iroliotioolt,3i ter of Henry Grif:itlis, Esq -1.44: ot 13eatnn,01 LAP `4` 0 ,6, • 9ri Thtirsdo 1,,,,t, at i t , ,A.,,A,,1e Westamisrett , oi , brth, rtunwrlerifin 11.:,qz.:1-,:)fittGllr,::4l.tcrt'lla"O'''';'Llt'rr'o'btuliiii(l'll't: Al‘-24 , 1 , ,. ' • badger, Esq. of Voti; . sweet, iVestinittstcf.!. -„ 0 4. - The SaillC4l:4y at Meare, 1,1 Sotitersetslinc, 'l.' f •,,, kt , sou. E sti , 5t.,01,:i son Or i. ii,xiles,,,i, i::‘ ,. o f 04404' ffti• HuLlSe, 0-atteroca, w the only Maui; 01 S. I ,O P - • • ti is tootle; plate. C ha rl es filittlt 40. Ye s talttty, AV Mar St. Gelrges Church, .. f: s,l. ur Norttiainpt o n, to Miss Eliza y Pic.kh' ll ' ir St. Antes, 'fachaica ' I•lattovcr•glo : .. W Ifitt, , G. The wine 0. 0 .0, ar St. Georg es, "' Frith. Esq or Sh effield, to Mrs. Thomas, of 41 004 . 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