The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-27 00:00:00

, .~ SURlO_l' I'OLICE, COMM! tCE KOOI4,7NEW,GAOL. Yesterday Fall, the man in custody on suspicion of having vtoleotly assaulted aucl yt,uunde4 Willinn Astle, gniieheeuer to Lot d ,5p.:114-r,, on the t7l h inst. utider4ert a final ex3ritinatiljth heforeJAsiga NewsoN, 'Esn. and Col. FI.AI4Afti,R, Magistrates for Surrey. - Sev, , tal'witnesses wife; esantined, and it al'Peart:(l, when the prisoner was taken into Astles presenee,, he, tilt linit.4l . l speechless . frOm the hurts he bad tee , ived, immedi,tely recognized him, and, by sigits,'sigtofied to the persons who were present, I kit he was the periin , who had u-ed him so cruelly, and w I:en the gun whit h se:gs found in' the prisoner's pos-essiort was sliewn to ban, he 460, by signs, tainted it as his propertv . , . . George Allen, assi‘tant ganiekeper, &co swore to the gun as being the . propert y or . :AeJe. Vickery, whu, ,eith the assisiii,ee ot Layend:i olepreliended. the ilisot'ler, .stated,' that he thdhd he gull in the house where the prisoner lodged, and on question ing him at to tie manner by which be.jiad,obtained j.wiseroloitcif- it, lie ttititi lie bird purchased it of a itrauo,r, wholn he had accidentatly met in the road 1 ee.:l RiCiiili( AUL ! ' ' • Barnard Sied, 'who works with Holt, ,at Wands •%% coo, tit:posed, Ord on tlit roorningOl tbe 171 h, as Itts 'a,, gninglo his Work, he saw a person in a vel vvteen pcket, slioilar to that worn by the prisoner, errs Lord Spt•ficer'4, palings, and soon after saw a. sesclot jiickrt hint. He h•st sight both, and shortly bearil.tlit.report of h gun. Jie.did not iheo koow loaf 11 41 and Astie 'were the. won he had soot, ; but Lie therweie' witness nam-d Packer saw. the- prignrier'get': ever the polo u , , e nd Astle burn soon Sever 4 other witneas..s spoke IP he same etfeei.. The pris.4ltr, in his fence . he • was at Richtnom nd at tie time eritionedTbsiliãe , posiliitely 'deitied .Alll knowledge of, or otrticipationein;--the ofKltce rie:cribett. With respetillo,,thicgutt found at h;: io,!gitig,. he said he listi putchasytir ii front a y e ' son wiu,tir hu ic o cidctiolly ants ~ifiltil4`Yoadi hot of whom he had no personal ktioviltidgcr. • . 'Mr, N wsow, and Cui, FLA NI r4ING, however, Were of .opi n ai, that the et ideoce figtilt)ta. him %es huts ficieittly strong to igratit his conirrsittal for trial, and he was commit led accordingly. . Agfa omit, wr tit the; oper:rtitin •of trepanning yes.'; tetchy, niidloptis are entertained of his recovery. MANStoN Rouse:.-tranuis Oqiern. elderly' min, %vas charged by Law4s',\iiilf.h.ha%iing in dc , entlexpoie'd • hinis'elf . at dru i!rent to his dmii!lltercattil'seviqal court, NloorfWds. Mr. Laves tqd hiS Lordship, that having hea . id of thii Initnist i rtifenipractices, lie watched hint, and detect - v(1 him in Them. fie bad nine word io say in' his d'ileme; and . lie Uhl* pittide;lfor ti, e dimes Graley Lthargeil With "waling a bake r 46 basVei and big( cti irtero !antes;' Iron) th'e corner of Sa.rn•strvet;.Bistinp g tr, the kr4erty of Mr. Mildy. The prioonet belng pm:wed vi:t taken invieuits)ay in ilitilt•inottn•Alcii, with tire .1.01.),..ry in his p 0 ;- it:sr .. .ion. In defence he pletitlizd distress, haying , `rite Ociseentor stud his wife had been with him to 'plead itor her lia.hancl, Hod seemed in great drritress, anti it it met with his Lord. erirrdbAtion, he wont(i ploceeti tignin,t him ; it being.hitir.it orleoce tit wont .Several ;11,4k chalidler'S shop keepea were littlililribifeJ 1, , c1,10 tiles LORb MAYQK, by RV° alhe:Ciq Ale Clinnets,%with'heirtriviiiited them in their duly in examining their respeetiyeme2:•;urei, SJytn•aVorilsigh t voe, pi'oduced whieb were not full metwsure;vid'hadiriolillt,e; City star p'on them. They pealed Igonelivets 'their •tveatture's not twill jus , , loeifig It: t hair trrinnhirreti to . thein by their pre d4restors:and t hat these men Innd oltensaiteci, and ninde . a . dpm.ind of -So tottelt, %Inch it they got, they never eitiMined their, trneASOrtet. anti regisfed paying theITI, they beithveil ctt - y LortlihiVintitt; see t t any rqht to dell)and ititnty ; theiettny MI6 to: ttriatitine the nteasilideltifd toai - 61;c1 report them accurdingty ; he ordered , the: tantnamped ;Menet:Yet Nat; eta, 'Lind them y:wtrq tatiticrttmed 14311 . 14 they woi3O MA it taw ROI) 0 IT- ST 111: *a4' yetterday brought' ti'unt St. Giles's watchlitintit'attidst 'We at ticks ()ran indignant tilnititude; cittirgeft , avillt hay.' in t; violated ' th e peigun '6f it "fenaglti eight years Old 011 Tuesday oaqno, initutt deetincy, by ii.i . ep'ofr of the'ditignSting evinetiut", bat the child ti.a9 the titioghtt'2r Of an inituttious media. riic Bi,..Artdeew , Lgtreet, Seven Dtatg, who hits Iwo other . 6110,1 . c:it ntidei ti.Velve years'uld, In 'seeking the'ehild .in 'citiottitm had fetched errands fin . a mdonvan tinned Atitlintly, tt 'floWur. l maker, but he'crhoiher taktn herTiotu'iltende some days. Whilst pidying in the street wifh tiCr Anthony 'aild•tlic .prkotter tOok her to the ludgiu%s oltho tomer, win, lift'tho child With the thisiliter, she went on 411 *errand. het the prisoner 'gave the child l'trifting 11)y, aad c;nriekt ter to a bed' algicit-eMni,Nkifete rte p(l . l)i.lri . ited Ittittichlei,ign, and Shocking to relate, the triviniter euttimuniateit to the infant a • Olaiiov ! tre, disease,. with ~ i.rhith' she is at 'pre lent 6itibeti;O, The testimony (ti the infant Went f:ir .11 tb cutthiitilie decisively the'caPital part of' the clia?ge,'..iiid the offontler 'WI4B hilly - coalinit(64,l , trinl. lie stated himself to be the paiatuour of " n , paintet twl e t tfzio , r, 9(ll=te - untne fe,h2,llig i 7 Little; GUildtbid-Str x 6ar, 3 %l CO . seeeit, *it!) [Living robbed.l I)een employed to slated tEitt roe priwner had Called on him a Idiot' tilde Atui inquired if vihether he cotA.l give ltirn . a job ?'' 'nte cotisclitieoceOt this aptAiti:. itico to the hotte or a 1...a,.ty ili ljettoril. stitrer:,t, P03,,.‘11-,quare, aryl, its he was ohhged-"fo leive rave n, ht? - ga , :e lot;:irrin directiOus ' fi fier the r r ig 2 otite?r, iid p'y him his skiage, when hi talle,ct on Sat LlTdoy eVet)ifik. on his r e turn to town, V.-!arried that the 'ptisoiier hfIT 1101cik4 dt:tring 'his abg:-.ttlx; fihd breing,Elpprellensive thAt all w a s . Ilot right, bd.' wet,' to the'hauie of the Lady," who ~ SatutA A at^, G a lahad, 0 soesthin 4 poundl4E. straw, was coneitt ed in tl e penalty al live +, on fire inforniAtion (if a Clergyman for Es 4 x , tot - agv*iit4irg to liini. in ft snialler stun Ilan tilt re , ( i lviM'Al -by ilitn, and emit-anted iii the old titter.- c,her,iti,.,.. infortnAot IttateJ, that lie bite a 11411)4" bitds:ll4:,_lll6r I).irgeS ot :1 fiimilor nature, 10 Old ItUttrbe -I'v itertilo4lr 0 I eighteen, 4310(1110 golo dfrodint ' Public to file iilfbro,seft.:ib:___,L...... ..L....„....... . ulleekrtNvhic fi he should feel it his dill, to thi • ' - ifißrit4.. , • to 0i,v14 ,- .: Ilth of fof y..ar MHlux, Noon. Arnett rite -- , of Lieuter!.ffit Li);oilei i)uuKlus, o f His friajc..:ty'l 9 11th, go sititestr,,i)( a SOn. On Thot.ttay last, at. WhetstOot the LAY of Clutric • N,a(a) e ,' g.m. 0r.4 I.,L.l.l,iiivr• .: . 1 „: z at Ifis 4 t . . ic 1 . 1 $1,19011) . 1 141( a •,ilke.j.Slll qf a . 4 ' -- --.4 . • d *it. 1 ,!,,,#; 1.4,0014./reat-t;Orol,rtland.ploce,ota Son al, , , • 4 ?I') ) kCitititty . mouttiw, at the liot:.,e• of 1.-4ty 1,111.0! Coortesoy, at Cis,,y-lAilt. I;rvitclibini, the L a ty 0 ; fiti3lo l ,!;:ttikirit,!,!,:lillatil4.l)`: i...ysi . oi, 3 1)-1Ug:Itt""',. . bias / I:uciongitott (jate - , lay Viollips, or tt ,5 " , I en. 0). 4: ti i Isi... • ~.. , „ ...____,.....:„.......00.2 •• - 0 , - y . - • M.4itir a ' Pi On the :hi im , ,t,, at tln! 1'..-Ji It ' Chareli of ,Liintll au, 1.,,,yi.t, aged 77, to Mary Tiiiinias avd 7, oath le. Pr p1., , ..c. ' . .-------L- ----L--- Vitt). , . . ... ~.,- . 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' W /11.1'1(311A a d,- AY ' cl 00 1 ii . ,0 1, Hiy.:4l. ogos• I ° ' :1. I°4. 0.4...--1‘1:1,1 IV'. ~ Nell ditS4ol • 0 5 ,4 ,10 9). CioYer 1I • G9 ' ° ,l, Sristv z,ll. tic •Q 141‘ wr, A.l) j, i, ii:, rti, Sitirmittit-ftrieet, . . / el , 41 , ca. ro 1,5 C 4 04 1 'icif , terla' l4 Int • 4 f: F inhl her what bad hopet . ,6a, wl(e,t slowing that tee prnmelgation ot this sliest Injure her husband, and his family, begged of the girl that she W,Ould nut tell what had been done ; and told her t hoe II wuelti bring shame and disgrace to her tate girt), anti requested her toego into the seleiol, -end not take Huy notice, but to keep up het spirits. She did go iota the school, but could - not be celittied ;. she was observed crying by 11.te sehool-ftelow, who went to her, and asked what was the matter. The ads ot the child are evidence of what; had happened 404 411 cases of aetuel rape they would - be evidence ; . when she is. Seen in trouble', inquiries are mede - by the other little girl, and in coesequence• elle asked that other little girl to go-with her, and shenecom , • pained her out of the ,thorn ; when they came te the door of the school, they' saw the man -talk bat walking in the church-yard ; she cried. tette" Lie is there," and ran back. into the school. Stec had begun to write a letter:whilst ie the school, brit she could not finish it ; tt was to her mother-in-kW, (or the purpose- of telling her what bad happen ed. When she tame . out of the_ sehoel she agate. went to Mrs. Sheridao ; but hearing the pri soner coming up stairs, the girl went up • into the garret, first pulling oft. her .Shrres e that she might not be heeitl, and 'then made her escape, and Went -bottle to the house ut her - el . :Weir and nne - • • The examination irechier of the girl proved all the circumstances :as stated by Mr: Dauncey ; and in a cerlss.examination by Mr. Jers is, the evi dence was fudy confirmed. It appeared that Ole poisoner had put his 'w itch into her hand, Which she belt : ii was also attempted to obiain from her that to . .e prisriner had, taken liberties with her be fore, arid she admitted that the night before, thi 4l th e2d May, he had begird her• on his knee, :red that he had done:so once before oti.bis !ego: s trum Stafford, after hat ing been There a mouth: but it appcare..d . on that. occesion he' had seta for three of hi' scholars (t o girls -and-e boy),, and Oat' he hail taken each of them on his knee successively, and expressed his pleasure at again being ,at home with them ; that during the illnesss of Mrs. Sheridan, 'Miss Taylor had frequently, indeed Mostly, prepared her breakfast, air& took it to her up stairs; that she had 'on the morning of the 23d Ailey, before the transaelimi took place, 4em r Oured to extract a thorn tiotii the prisotter's finger. ' Mrs. Taylor proved that her daughter-in-law came honie unexpectedly about, three "O'clock in the afternoon of the .;.Li; that the tears were pouting down her face; that• she exclaimed— " 0 ! mother, never. let me go to that Sheridan's school again ; I am ruined."--4lrs. Taylor begged she would compose herself, and said that if any'. 'thing had happened amiss she would pay for it (sup posing that her daughter had broke. something va luable) ; hut she answered---" Money can never pay for it." Atte: seine time, Mrs. Taylor sueceeded in soothing her, and then learned from her what had happened. Mr. Jeitvts, Counsel for the priiener, in a speech replete with genuine feeling, said, he didnoestand tt-ere to ji:ist}tlv, to palliate, or to excuse Ilia( of which the prisoner, had been guilty, viz. that he .04 her sehuolinaster, that she had been i,laced tinder his. protection ; that he had violated his - trot and her ; that by committing thnse ads he bed loot the esteem el all goad men ; "that he wits for et-et core:igeed to infamy and disgrace to whatever parr of the world he might retire. But the duty of the Jury stould he to Ilty aside their indignation, and to grve a Verdid - with sober and cool judgment. though it Might he smistaclorily strewn-to therri, that the prisoner bad not been guilty of the crime im puted to him, yet that he had intended to deflower this unfortunate child, to sink her into ruin, and to 'deprive tier Leone of the first and dearest' virtues, was too apparent to admit of an attempt at rkoial ; ibut J, contended, that the liberties which the areseocr bad before taken with her-e-that ,her not having been thrown on the 'ground, her not having ,cried out, her holding the watch, and her want of resistance, were proofs of consent, . Out th e Judgq had recapitulated the. evidence, 1111 'Jury consulted a ihott time, and returned a vet' diet of Guilty. Sr S. La 13‘AKc; in. paising sentence, said, that the prisoner had been friend, guilty of a crime called a miademeanour, but than which, there -were not any of greater magnitude in. our; code of -crrenittal : laws. The situation of: ;flamer and scholar whs like that of parent end child.; : it was his duty eo. hove led thitechild in the paths . nt virtue; be had endea snored to lead her to those of, vice ; and he ba d . been obliged to shelter himself - from theerefnahmeht due to that crime, by saying that he' bad seduced her—sedneed a -child of:tourreenlears, placed un der his care and claiming his protection ! His. Lord ship - ,noosed Sentence upon Mr. ,Sberidaa,,- which : was., that he should imprisoned in the county gaol for theripace of, two years, and bhOUld bedste in the pillory, for One hour, CM a market day, at Stafford. . •CeRriFicATEN, 'S'AFTV.,aiII 1 4. .I . S wift,.Conuriercial :Road, bun and stifle-maker. Garrett, Lenhash, %mit, paberdpasher. '. Al)hey, Wortlcy, Yorkshlre,.clothier. I .'Stuight, It iclunottd, Surrey, 'surAeon" anti appthecaq. W.'l4r4eAaa,,Swarseai Gtatrawy t allatire,-arbilityct. I. Flanagan, Hertford, baker. P. Pritchard, Fileitnere Salop money• scrivener. S. Seabrook, HowririOltiiy;' "atibas..strect, CrippliVEV, 'talinwiislit. , . 'l. lilackforn,'Lancaoer,'Apirlt:inerchant. . % %% l icken,',•llnithuriii, Kent', 'grow' antilinen-tiraPer -7.,eowstrti,tkatii,.lition.druper. , . PifirtNNANJIPs DISISOLPED. Riegetinavvay•aial T.rf. Mill, 'or Patten—W. 'Nan 11 . 1 and I. octopi of • Gibraltar.— I. @grayer, W. iltaynetrainil C.. V 3 inc e of nalkmaituldelurers.--S. Vi ilea-Way and I Ei•.ins, of td.siteet, woiltigg ither" lll4 . 4l6 ..itoti I.:Adcock, of Hsi yvaird , °Sulibtk, farm I. • sautuy and I. 1(now, of Lynn, Norfolk, p.iptr2sattkers. — A• atot S. R. Hoott;t4llvr, et (porto, ,: mete tiants.— I. Ward and Huntitiiiten, of 'Temple %Wills, • I.l4tharn, Eater; calico. prietcas..- E ',Valentine W HeatitietSt. liTrPc s ' S. !Id k ,'CritakenfieLl..palpZegliaphic japan t eenntatlutors ,- ai•l wilkinson and C. .I.)r.instieid ot ltesernaly-laneigrootrsi--- I. race and' I. usti Ta o, of Clifton, UJOlicvster, nurseiyinen. t lor, Foritetteet, milliners. -•-r ( 3 • Woolitriclfte , eno I, %Valletta.: jun. of the ..ve Wasic• W t" . tester, dnvil.tnakets.—"l'. !tun, I. Roberts Mid it. , Hate. of }Litton •gMden, WhOlCiale ironmongers. —W. CtlainiXr: • lain ontl l l3. of liNtlGll , garden. ' 4co ninkr 3 " r ',,77, 1 1 ' Gould and I. tllver, . Pi ymout Op./metal: opals, i • son, W. Chchins, litd T. Willett, of Walliaiti..steent stage ' ethii..ll proprietors. T wee" — _„ us r: P's rot , ,LAINDON'; Ptilited by }4,,t CU )1A10(1S, or No. 4, hhalatt.COUTt, bow-s:rtxt ; ard I' by WII LIAM A khil t; .K SC RIB'S, South P 4411 . 11 3: a d /sod. At the Sul.; Oiriridtt, 0 , li, Strand , *beta 4dvertirernrcr, Orden for t h e PaPtr, ierttirs for tber Rditor kc, an? I, it' ""` if.tferme sim that ate had beeit robbed of a tinie• piece worth eight guineas, and of a gold ritzy worlit a guinea. fie tben instructed his foreman to keep a sharp lolls ow for the pri , otier, whoot ha encOuti. tered on Saturd iyivoiing Meet-ntafk,t, itt c(1),,, patty Witt 800' ho wan, and two women of the town. On his attempting to secure the pi tsoner, hereceived a knock-down blow; he, however, stuck to him, • and ultimately secured hint. During the sootily) he observed the prisoner :hand something, which orpeared to Vint to be duplicates, to one of the women ; but he teas uttable to take_ her into custody, as no per.oo would w•sist Mr. Aldermatt kel:tris ob•iert cd, that the 1 hail been committed in a place t.ut of his jurisdiction, and diretted that the pribuner s*.ould be - taken to Platton-Garden. ilenfarnin Goodman, wLo had been remanded. on Saturday, wag again brouglit up, on 3 charge. of hatiing stolen a quantity of corn front the premises of I.‘lrs.Redsdett, who keeps the Red Inn; in 'Aldetsgate-street. The patrole, who apprehended him stated, that he saw him collie trom tne yard of the Red Lion between two and titt4..e - o'clotik on Saturday morning ; he thought at the ito , Ment that he had a saddle of his back, and' followed him knit Qasweli•street ; he t 'tete chit:o% ered that he had got a sack across his shoutdets, and took hittt elb ,tudy. Tite. sack tuns ioUtlti tct cots ant a quantity of corn, which, on examination, %%as of the sante description exactly as that kept in Mrs. Reusden's loft. A person employed on the premises, telt no lit sitationin swearing to the property; and a Gentle man, whose bed-chstober window !oohed directly into the inn-yard, depfised, lildt I.e kid repeatedly seen the prisoner take corn away from the pretni ,, es, assisted by another person, and he 'at le , .glh'gave his neighbour •notic,: of tic robberies, whet' were from link; to tittle contotitted. The prisoner solemnly a% ,. erred that he had found !ht sack and its cunienti in I,Aing T ldoe.' • He howeyer,•telly committed. Good, a' smith, to.iding at Stock charged Henry Prakord, o youth of 18 or 20 . cesis at age, u itii tidying, on the night of the rubbed him or his tvatch. "I'he ptoseeuior stated, that on the ilth of Au gust, ; about; a quarter past ten o'clock at iiight, he was pasing through Brii4;estreet, when a gang of young. Men surrOunded Mtn, and the prisoner " drew of his watch, with which tie 'effected ltix es 7 'cape. kie come to town yesterday, for the purpose alooking after the depredators, and, for pose, Went tutu the Ship Bridge-Street, when he saw. the pri.oner, whom he was certain was the identical person who, had stclen his watch. 'Re Was enatikled particularly to point him but as there vas a lamp within a k. , ,v teet,of. the • plaCo where the robbely wes'committed. 'lt appeared, however, that the prosecutor had thafged three or' our..other persons with a potici potion in the offence, but had nut persisied it, his' Charge—and the prigtintr having receibed a most en+ exceptinenbitt thaTader Nom the Gentleman by whom ito was employed itt the japlanittg trade, arid from the Lindlord of the ship ,public-house, where in, .resided, the worthy Alderman, considering it Highly ,pi obiltde that the piosecntor had mistaken the prisaner's person, dismissed the complainj. 'Tie pri..oner stated his determination to procure legal redress tor the injury lie had StOttlilied in bzing. , accused and imprisoned. ST4IFOID ASSIZES. The following trial weal tlte last that occopied the utleniiou of the Court, a;ut excited much inte. rezii bosie/ sheii4art, a sell oolmaster '.Ol West ` t verhamplon, wasUn.tioted tor an Assault upon Attu . 7 1.tyler t. with intent to commit ,a rape. Mr:Lhot4env; Counsel for the prosecutor, stated, that the prisonet: had several Kholars, most of Whom .wore - day scholars but the child in question having lost lier mother, seat; was placed in the prisoner's On the 23d of M.iy, Mr. Sheridan desired, • the childtogo•into,theschool to ass i s t itt hearing 'borne of the seliolarg their lessons . ; the., house is at some little distance from the school. end ',the school is an upper room, 'and she was .gaini' there . When he sivalred her to pass through a room which led under the school,- and might be almost termer d an under-ground room ; you go . down a step into it, it is ahpost darts, and only used as - a lumber-room. Site was posingthroqh this place, and When she arrived at the tlothet end, s h e , foUnd the door fastened Iv aurae to of wood ; s he was atternpttng to remove .them, When the pri sorter, having tastened - the other door, came up to hes, „and :proceeded to ver ; petrkit e that fad. of which they wore then about to.atty wivether or no lie WM guilty.' The poor girl .trembled : he said--" Do not , alartn yourself ; .no harm.4hall'happen to you, I Will take care of that." [She asked him what he was about'? be again told her " hot to he alarmed , and-said it was what must always . .happen," 'Mr, Daunct•Y , said, , he did not 'mean now to state that the whole of the .eirconvitance3 were suelt,al to zon stitute an actual Tape. The charge preferred against the prisoner made it appear not to •have been done to the full extent ; hatl,that been the case, the -pri soner's life would have been endangered', The g 0 and inntx:ence,prevented her proving that w hi c h she could ni,r know. NG D. knew not what the defence setup by the, prisoner would be. mulct he set up as a defence that he wanted . to se her.? V hat ! seduce a child whit was, placed, throUgh tl o death other mother, under his card and proterlion ? She cried--she • begged 'him. to desist, but she did. not or out. The .gentlemen of the Jury , would consider Jloit she had 'been 'I4E4 ,under tits cart:, and governed by him; and i shourd :it 'be urged that her not ciying out was to be rye-, kontd as a proof Of her sedation, the jurrvioutd! look 'to iheif'relatilltl SittlailOtli, to her ap, and to, his: 'Con;ette! could The be said to consent' to What he wit:lit'd, who did not know what he intended tri'd?' LeAlcsittd her to take her 'bonnet 'and walk into the: cherch-vard, Mr. D. said he fad tor.got to ini;oritt theen l 'that the defendant was a tnried man with a tour chitchat, ,and his wife was at that time ill and up 'stairs. What aid this tirifortvirt:Ate girl .1J why, inlaid of going irate the chnreh r yard„, she itriMediately ran to the wife of the prisOner,-and l ira ' i i .