The Sun. — London, England, 1804-10-24 00:00:00

ES!' X S ESS I jNS. RAPE • Tbomar Mallard, Jun. was ;aided for assault. ing and violating a young girl, his servant, Mr. flantard is a Printer, and lives in Newman's. tow, Lincoln's.ihn Fields. He is the father of a Young felicity. Tile Prosecution was opened by Mr. GURNEY, wht' stated the circumstances of the ease, as they afreaarda appeartd jn ev idente, and which, he said, qie ladiffusent been shaped a,.4 it might to h ave hem. tettuki :have placed the IMendant at the Bar of iv*/ &argot Court, and in,a. situation infinite. more Grits al., ThgePtreecatriz stated, that sli , l is aboOt t S years of age that she entited the service of Mr. Han. • about the tglit'pf Maecitlast ; that her master shssarried man, has a wife and nen dhildren, vesicles in Newnan-row, Lincoln's !milted , ' and bad . a Country.house at Hornsey, where he and hi s 'Wife frequently Went with their children. , That on the night of Sacerday thy toth of June, her mistress being in the (ministry, and no person in the house but her master, an apprentice boy, and heiself, her Insoles hell rang fur her to clear the supper-table this was between nine and ten o'clock; and when she came to the parlour, the nefendant, within any form or previous overturecot sedation, of creel her a bve-shillinge piece if Ahe would come to bit bed. She refused with indignation, and said, she would tell her mistress on her term boMe. . then went down stairs,: whither her master shortly afterwards followed her,, an again aired her the same money for the like purpose, but she refuSect lie insisted, that he moat either, sleep in her bed in the kitchen, or she must come to his ; a n d he' seined her by the hands, forcibly -dragged her up stairs, and into the parlour, when, alter keeping her some time, nod endeavouring to persuade her to his par. ruse, but in vain, he atain seized her by the bands, and -fumed her to a two-pair of stairs room, and thence into his own bed.routn; wher e a p a ir o f piqu . is hung. She threatened to rake 'th e n eigh_ bcuthood it be riot desist front his purpose, and codeavoured to scream ; but he seized her head under his arm; amr•svith his other hand and his pocket.lisotlkerchief • stopped her mouth for' shave. five minutes, and when he found she was nearly strangled, :be desisted. lie, however, locked the door and out the key into his pocket, persisted in his purpose, forcibly took off her clothe!, threw her into the bed, and swore if she did not conqent he would do something morei she did nut know. but h&might have meant to minder her. (A scenes figi o wed which delicacy f+rbill 119 it) describe). — Mr. Hansard, however, did illoL succeed in his put, pose that night ; it was near two o'clock ; he. tween, three and four , the Prosecutrix, still twake and • terrified, finding Mr. tians.trd asleep, crept out of bed, searched hit pocket for, the key of the zoom door, which she unlocked, let herself out, lucked him in, and ran down stairs with her olother4 in her hand to the parlour, where she locked herself in. Her master went, out about nine o'clock, and did not return till Monday evening. She did tint gn away, because her mistress had strialy desired her not to leave the house, It:st it might be rubbed, and she had no one by whom to send for her mother, who lived Diu lorather.lane; but expetting her mistress . home *Very 1110111ent, waited till she should come, to tell her what had happened. On the Total.), morning her master lay in bed till past nine, and then violently tinging his hell, she went upstairs to in. quire what he wanted? He said he was very poorly, and desired her to pour out some medicine itOM a bottle into a cup which ley on his table, end hand it to his bedside. She did so ; when he instantly opting out of bed, and seizing her forcibly held ber down, stopped her mouth, and.perpetrated his de. sign. —She obtained liberty to go from hint, by proterding some one rapped at the hall door, and promising ill come up again. There was no other person in the 'house but the apprentice in t h e kit. Shen. She WAS Rittilitleo to tell him what had hap. pened, or to send him father mother ; she went, however, to' a green grocer's, and found a berion there whom she sent. Her mnther. Caine ; bhe ,„Id her how her master bad treited her. Her mother sent for`her husband, the girl'i step fathe:r, to•whom *he told all . rhat had happeurd, The.giri's motlier,,.a Mr.,. Conk, corroirrrated de ;alto- part - of her daughter's testimony, Hod said, s.Hrll.L, Ocr. 23. s , E IF was inclined for a violent • - i is e..tik, Elizabeth Nl'Mahon. Prcisi-cuirix pp , 4 , d, that on the 4th of June, at night, she received rders from her master, by his to prepare to dress some fowls fir supper, .14 C , tnpany were expened ; but that, about twelve rieloek, those orders were cointermanded. Her tivisier shortly afterwards came dotvn stairs to the kitchen, and rebuked h•r, in severe terms, for having sent up some bad veal for his dinner. The Proirecittrix said, she never went to market, had rot bought the veal, and, therefore, she fault was rot.her's. He they: swore at her, abused her, and c'esired her to go to bet, direnly. .she went up stain Ludo sit, aid was shortly after followed by her master, who rushed into her roam, seized her by the writ , draggled her down stairs, and insisted upon her begging his pardon,' or immediately quitting his house. The Prosecutrix answered, il she had been guilty of any offence, she would acknowledgeh it ; but as she had not, she would not beg pardon. , He theii told her to rack up her clothes i and instant, ly quit the house : it was between one and two o'clock in the morning. She imitated not.•ao be turned out at that unseasonable hour. Hr at last te. lented but matte her go down to theititchetto took away her-candle,' anclbulted a door that ,ecmfined her there until the morning ; when she found lie`i way out through the garden, went to her sister's, shew. ed her bruizes from the violence with Which she had been treated, and was advised to apply to the • Magistrates ; where she lodged her complaint on oath. These were the. circumstances in evidence. The I , iry a nvined, and th e Court sentenced him W . * fine of ko. 4d. DUBL/A, Ocr. 19. LAST Sunday night a poor man named F.,hy was murdered on his, return' from Clonmel towards home, immediately in the North Suburbs, where his body was foimd, but little disfigured, un the en. suing morning. The appearance did not indicate any recent violence, and the Coroner's inquest was found accordingly : but subsequent circumstances of discovery leave no doubt as to the unfortunate Ulan having been killed by an unlucky blew given by a ruffian,' perhaps as much intoxicated as him. self, and who has since absconded. There is every reahon to think he was inebriated. On Friday night last a party of the Silv!trort Company of the. Thomastown Legion, after a march of thirty miles,. apprehended Mitharl Dlver, of Brikren, charged with being a principal in the $T1:11. der of Petrick Meagher, at Tubberadora. Much praise isc ue to the.p4rty for their zeal and activity in di* search for, arid apprehension of, the above offender. lie hits been fully committed. Extract of a Letter from Gibraltar, dated 21st Sept. it 304., to a Gentleman in Aberdeen os I men.. tioned in my last there was reason to believe the 'lntense which has raged for some time at ,Malaga had 'got into Cadiz, 'which, I • am sorry to say, i• now confirmed,' ft - having :made its appearance in that city ; but the 'mortality is not yet great, and I hope may be checked. The mortality at Malaga, Whien is said to . be upwards t,t 3od ever} day; iv almost as much to be attributed to famine as sick nest' ; and,' to add to the horrdrs of its situation, the town was a ,few. days si , ce visited by repeated shocks of an earthquake, which did some damage. Possibly before now exaggerated reports have reached you of a malignant fever having broke out in this garrison ; to prevent any utinecessary alarm such a suspicion miglit convey to the minds of our friends, I shall give you a true statement Of the circum. stances which gave rise to the reports that, I con. now prevail with you. 'rite truth - is, that, for about eight days, some alarm has'existed on ac. count of several . dearlos in one partiaillar quartee of the town, and which did not scent to decrease, it s number, being chiefly inhabited. by the lower class of foreigners, whose manner cf life , and the nasri. nest' with which they are surrounded, are sufficient to cause disease.—An alarm having thus taken place, I some, whose fears atigtnented the danger, emigrated to Barcelona and other quarters for safety, where, no doubt, they would magnify the'eause of their flight, and, cif .consequence, the ;inks wherever they spread the alarm are, I apprehend, shut against our shipping. Some, whose fears had time to cool af. ter their departure, returned, wfshing . again for ad mittance, which has been denied them, and they will therefore enjoyythe felicity of performing qua. tontine in sight of their own houses. You may be assured that we do not yet experience any real dan ger. Its this situation, a regard for the safety of the Gareisoo has induced our Gncetoor to ".issue ,the strongest prohibition against any intercourse or ChITIMIViCatiIM with our neighbour, ; by sea, from Spain, no Vcasos are _admitted to .quarantine, tor suffered TO 'remain in the Ray, if from within. the prescribed 4itnits of the infected Marts ; and by land no intercourse is allosveil, but through t h e m e di um of stiiphur and vinegar. 'floe inhabitants mount guard night anti day, and we alltake Otit turn of the musket, as Conservator, of the public health. Thank God, these. precautions hare. hitherto kept us tree from contagion ; anti the rigou r with which they are adopted, leads tis still to hope that they will have the deitted effeet." A Letter from Vienna, dated September 29,. says.: " Their IMPERIAIi MAJ Fri - its-aye still absent from the capital, having left it on4 4 e .Z3d of August for Moravia ;. they passed a fortnight in that Capital. Their stay' was participated between the town of Brunn, the residence of the GovernMent of the Pro. vinee, and the pleasure Camp formed near Turas. The evolutions of the TT 6( 41'9 of that Camp %ere reeled by Lieutenant Generals Sva /toy, KiENMAYT a, and RitsCit, under the orders of Ba ron D'At.v i NZY; Geneial of Artillery, Commander in Chief in Hungary ; they appear to have.been na less happily executed than those of the Camp of Pest, in ffungary, which had preceded them, -The evolu. tions of the Troops assembled near Pest in the first weeks of August 'having'heen foll Owed by' the most unequivocal testimony of satisfaCtion on, the part of the Archduke CHAR!. es, who was present several days, the manoeuvres of the neighbouring Camp of Bruhn were alike crowned by the entire approbation of that Prince, as well as of the EUP [ROIL himself, who was present at this.last Review, with his august Brother, The Monarch having been present in per. son, left an agreeable recol/eetion air, by presenting the Non.;commissioned Officers and Soldiers with a gratification of four days pay each. On the 7th inst. their Majesties left Brunn to go'fitatis Moravia to ' Roheinia, in order to'enjoy the same military spec. tacle near Prague, by being alsnpresent at the exec. Cites of the third Camp of pleasure formed this y ear. their Majesties' journeying slowly, with the design of seeing the intertnediate country, and stopping in the principal places,' only arrived . on the 13th inst. in the enviinns of Prague, where they Occupied. the Castle of Lichen. The Camp established near Klaup. litin bad begun its exercises the day before. The Troops which compose it, and .which set out in two divisions, consist Of five Dictation* of Grenadier s ,_ fourteen Battalion, of infantry, an d f o n t R e gi ments of Cdvalry, with.the necessary Artillery. Count Da Co L G . O IV it ATH, General of Artiiitry, commanding in -Bohemia, is commander in chief of the Camp . The Etc , alto* lately gave orders to the Command. ing Geller* at Bode and , Pettrwar.vlin, to assemble a Corp's of seven Regiment's of liifantry 'and two of Cavalry in the envirnns of Semlin and Panzowa, in' order to guarantee that part of t he rontiee, from a ll the dangers to which they might be exposed by the troubles iti"Servia" • • • The ELEC rot( of litssit CAsaxt is dange rous l y ill Of the gout. A Fi . . . . ....- ... . .. . LON' 't)N t Pntited by RIC H Alth 11 ns tics, 401 N 9 ,4, Martlet-court, povv.s treetlj an d p u oli:rird '))T W . . IL:I.M A. *Miaii Setup's, jot .foal Mpitio, , brr'ect,"k-roy%ea , r-aqU rt i; At the SuN-Ovrics. N o , 1 rz , ,yov aN d ; where 444 vertileyelyts,' Orders for the rater . I . , ':eri ii ,,, the editor. &c. f toir.sa;./ I hi,.., he u qtrKtseLt. might have saved het brother ail this' exposure. Mr. Tliredder, husband to the last witness, was sworn, and &posed, ghat a lock produced in Co urt was the same whi c h ,he hid taken last Saturday from a &so/ which leads from Mr. Hansard's bed. room to the staircase, and that it had neither key nor key. bole. This circumstance was adduced to counter. vail a parr of the testimony of the Prosecutrix, WhO had said, that this door Was locked, and though it had usually a'key, it bad none on that night, and as it was fast she could not get out at it. The Cu AIRMAN' WBOlOO led the evidence, and the Jury immediately returned their 'Vertlitt— • • Hansard was committed to Clerkenwell Gaol, to be brought up on a future darts! receive the sen. fence of the Court. MARLBOROUGH-STREIT Oirtcr. --- Yesterday Reg - it:aid Haywood, a notorious housebreaker, was charged with a burglary in the house of Mr. Sims, No. rr, Thayer.street, Manchester.squere i and with dangerously wounding Robert Chant'' , and Mrs. Wilson, on Saturday night. The evidence entered into was that of Mr. Wil. son, Upholaterer, in the Strand, and ---- Stroud, 4 butcher, in Mary•le.lline.lane ; the latter was passin g •A hen he ,ailw a man knock dawn the Pri. sorier, and Mrs. W. bleeding.—On his coming ttp, the Prisoner drew an iron crow from his sleeve and' ran °tr. An alarm of " stop thief,' was given ; and at the instant, as lie was patting by the dour of chantry'o situp (a gryeer',), Chantry same out, when the Prisoner, without provt , cation, instantly gave him a severe blow with the crow on the neck, .and repeated this viOlenee by another desperate blow on the heat', which leithim for draft; at this mo., ment a large mob was colleeted . , and he was secured. Another man, who was in corn ?any with the Pd., saner, was also followed dawn ilulstrode Mews, which being no thoron4lifare, he stripped and ea. claimed to the pal ulace, " bone him, he is. gone over this wall," by which the villain escaped. A Surgeon from Middlesex tioSpital at tended, and gave no hope of tie life of chantry, whose skull is dreadfully fraftuted, besides his head brink dread.' fully lacerated by the first blow. M rs . Wilson i s in a fair way of doing well, although her head is also severely cut, and some of her teeth beaten nut. The Prisoner was remanded a second' foe examine. lion on Thursday'. The Caledonian Canal is now fairly begun, and a great number of men employed on the work ; the Engineers liaye m ar k e d . out about seven mile, in length in the oeighboterhood of Inverness, and the same distance on the west coast, in the neighbour. hood of Fort William. The work is to be given off by measurement, and all who apply for, and are willing to work on reasonable terms, ire employed. , Two toads are also begun, from the line of the Canal to the West Sea, and others are expeeied soon to be undertaken. Tradesmen, masons, and .la. bourers, will reap great benefit from the emplo.v. ,meet these • works will afford, during the erouing winter,,as the rallies where they are situated are so nearly on a level with the sea, that little interrup. 'tion will be experienced from frosts or snow. Small fir or birch wood is furnished to the workmen, who, in a very short time, conitrutt a number of huts on a place that is sheltered, and convenient fore the work they are employed on, The walls a re m a de with turf, anti covered with turf or heather; they ' have the appearance of small encampments, and from the great quantity of digging to be done, in a short time these accommodate ns will serve for a consi. derable time, and may be made very comfortable. 4 By ineaos of the lochs, or deep inlets of the sea, provisions other articles ate brougit from the miens and soothern parts of Scotland, the north. west of England, and the north of, Ireland, at very reasonable priaes ; 'the farmers of the adjacent coon. try bring down sheep, whieh.will afford a good sup ply of mutton. A butcher's shop, a bakehonse and brewhonse, , as well as a. comfortable inn, 'are imrne. diately to be established on the %bore, of Lnchiel, where the Canal will enter the, sea, Colonel Came. ttox, of Lochier,h;tving generously given up a large , house for the purposes of an inn, Ste.- At Llandovery, Fair, on Wednesday last, there was a great show of cattier but few' were *old, and those at ►educed prices. that she sent for Mr'. Thredder, the Defendant's sister-in-law, and compl:lined to her of his conduil ; that Mrs. T. had spoken to the girl, and sent for Mr. Hansard to the printing-office, and charged him with the fad, but he said nothing in her hearing. M. Cook said, he sent f.st Mr. Coulthurst, a Surgeon, who ex.4tnined the girl's per,.,,,, and in the presence of Mr. Hansard, advised the_ witness not to ad rashly towards him (Mr. Hansard), but to try and settle matters. Mr. Hansard did not dens , the charge but asked what compensation he coald make? The Witness said he c , , , stlci hear of n's compensa. iton ; hit sole objett sintsld-he an appeal in public justice, int, he would consul' her friends. Which -,14r. Hansard replied, he might as well pnt a pistol to his head and shoot him at unce.—These three Witnesses underwent a lung' and ingenious MO. examination by Mr. Coml., but never varied in a tittle of evidence. .Mr. Coulthutst, and a Mr. Cousins. two proles. &lona' Gentle Men, proved they had examined the girl, but found no marks of any particular violence. Mr. CoNsT then sp..ke at some length to evi. fence, and proceeded to call a Mrs. Thredder, sister.in-law to the I:!o7fendant, who fainted away on hercoming into Court, hut soon revived, and tieing sworn, said she was sent fur to her brother.in.law's house on the WI of June, and that the girl told her, her master had pc:boort : ed her to go to bed with him on the Saturday night, and that she bad l a i n w ith hi m a l so on t h e Monday night ; but being, CrUSl.tXritilbled both by Mr. Curt. say and the. Cron,' She Could nut recoiled any thing she herself had said to the girl previous to this aliedged ticcl tratiim ; nor could she 'aec , urit why she hod not said . a word of it to the girl's mother, who had sent for her on purpose to speak to the girl, or why she had uever saitl . a word of it before this day, though ii it had been itatM befoie the Justice SOUTHAMPTON, C) T 1C). &more the Troops coining to this place, and into Barracks, is the King's German Legion, ,from to application to Hrs MAJESTY, for the (avowal* reception they met with previous to their being called to Weymouth. The istii Light Dragoons will then remote to Salisbury. That His hIAIE,TY means to visit Cuffnells, the seat of G. Rose, F. , g. a stronger prof cannot be given than «a perilltt front Messrs STREL°I house, tot is dozen 'of difil-r , :qat wines, for lifs MAJ use" at Ctla . MIS. His MAJE'TY is ill5O ex, rited 10 Visit Mr. PRMI/.109113, at Fawley, provided the weather should he favotirable ; and no doubt, from , the solicitation of our worshipful M .yor, Southrotip. ton tiill once more rejoke at' hi, accustomed pre• strife whilst he is in the vicinity. • On Thursday evening the Doge of GL.UCESTPL arrived here at Col. Kr tt woon'f. 1 re v m orn:, ing he set off early for Wiyarouth, *here he 'tam tended to reach the same eveninfr, hut fur the wank of post.horses, which were all retained on the road, for som., jubilee on the occasion of a christening or coming (.1 age. Thomas Clements, who was employed ip # , White Itttck copper.works, near Swansea , wo,10.• 1 . Irt . on . ateiy killed last week "by a cog Cmcitiiit lant), anti drawing him under . the stattip,,W,4r• shattered his tread to pieces in a r narnel 4.. ,' c i .,,_ . 1 ahisrr .:, lec t .vieh C rii t . i t i a s os te t. : l:it F ,tnr a nc i eks r :iotc ,l i i ii i s t r at ii.,ed %: ne c k, there c,: t ed b : c er r i e iy); v w i c : arn , jc.g. l at io o 4 l : , i ~ ,PI , "were also low ; of Martchet(er In a l'oo cite 1 • pigs 1 Scotch' g,l 9 kti tere was a supecabundfince, anti re. t marlob:z cheap. Hops sold from 4.1. (0 0. 10S. per CWT . , An- unusually large number .of catttc( o 4h lPel , were i)rooht to S'.113115;1 on MOnjjit'litSft .t"C.1,11 iof W hid'. w as imremely hear,r,"and at'tic P.us ine ? ‘viis done. " WOA was aka in"pientv, and the vil(.(r ' was bought no at rather itimanCed prices : 1307, 1 wool, t3ti. and lung ditto 1 2.:r. pi : !/ IN. , ' • • . . :qr. Drirk‘s-aier.'4 the Neti , Bear Inn, GlOnCel ter ! gathered this season in his garden, a 44 , 0 ptirato e . lic root, of the red kidney sort. tilllicii pr'odiicect nFrtty a peck awl a half, :and feig!..L.4l upwards () (3 .? poundi. , e lfaitn i t l . ( elvt fe we T ed r a l i s ro s f l i l e:n r ce t t t.. 44 .l: l l , n it s t i c " r v e e b f ari l of : f i t l r r il , " ) e 7l : : :: : t t i a le ir:liffi . ;: ° ::: !le sr Cs i ,lf n Mace.Se'veriii m thevilte:lng;ltilteni aMntri.itio:niu:weikce'lroeftlls.lreTe'ciri'llanh:eililet:;°rtesc::..li::::bit"°i:f.ll.;l;°:a% posed, luve ben sold at t iitant fa irs. rtorirrt D.Ay.,;--The Ticket, Mi. 679 t, P v ' t th.igvn yesie.d entitled. :Q w a g said THOUSAND PUS; • , din Sixtee n Sig ieenth Shareg.,• at-the :.:ice ofSiiiFT i" P""ltrY. The ii tit drawn Ticket on Weiiiieridar 13", the Seventh Day, Trio . - 4 1 .: 61 Tiinusand PounJs, Wg; ILO lAA '4)l, irt4"4l,C,"' in Ore Hall ; 3* ‘" L I tcooS, the : Second D.iv, a. 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