The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-30 00:00:00

110;La1.‘D. DUBLIN, MARCH 26. IsL itistiv.s:---Ou Monday lait the Lord B.sron an:l tin Hon. B.tron George - owned • Thadee !plane, James Barrea, Illichurl liefron, Cannot - IP C. hn Aully, Woe indiAtit at of a . tilgei Nail, under the Whin , Boy Act, ~„ diquised at night, :ori tot' but - oaq iooy A.c. it) the house of • Patria Na , iy, The 'foil Jury waii sworn :-.John Gardiner, Tlteoh , il Jet - wings, Cani,ibell Fair; James Shesi- A nn, R .bett Reasle, Dsvid Kelly, James Winter- Ch tries Barke, Anthony Hughes, s 'Patrick n , T.,otnas West, and Joseph Bri:h Nal'y exatnined--rrecolled 4 attack en her b u g, god's how; ah,sot seven weeks before Chri st. mai; ii was trade in the night when the, iaisn;ly , woo its bed.; r two doorsito the htiuse, one .‘a as lock ed the other barred ; one first bio'Ken, the otha ; '1 (!;,sin Lyd one; first enkred and placed a iv oat her taisbantr„ with whom she had beeti in bed ; her son was also in the house; she 'was dragged oaked out ot bed by the Imir of her head by L sang who ooat and haunted her abut her head mid 'heart ; one of the party iaidt,g Cu: oral her, her in tied uot know that one; Lyd.toe made/C.111)0r Mieue 'take lb.la of her by the ear with a pincers, and was boating 11 , 1 all along; the ply beat her With ! hands, ; and cards; fietr9o carded her dot.) , not know the e ' man who guarded - her bus b.tn:l; Bat ret .vy as one ot the p:. t ; t hey hail 1,• -Shirts otitNide turir clothes - , at. , l ,ntittllterchi:l4 on their hats. •Woncsit 'identified .I.ydatte; aurett, Elkton, and Nl'Ci.e; as 'being pasty th,-te we're Others there. akti, but (I , Ca n know ut ; know. Joho N shy. bt.t futi , ws norhiq6 btd ni him ; does not- iso.,w that he was .at the a .ack ;. attacked her.three, and a k , d her husb Ind if 11,71' Witfi i ss the he . mad sowe apylog) I,y(iane went ,iO%, ttlie otti 41}51 all Iwo ‘,”' the tiit. uho 40,4; lists out 'ml the fire; he ts nut atnohg ;hose she Itletudicd ; list.Hsls lily bum) in Slim- so'es of the rcit ; t'.e night Wai ;sS.light • prisoitel woe her site vi ,, a; , ver y liad for atti'r dirt w a nig, and car nig, and codid tint . pair; want to jet 11 , 13J0r to rst tke her etin Ill! Wlli!Ch.i ulidi:rWtlnt a Stella soil iltycllU%l;l. , to's'i-exatinhation, thro,,,ihout whidi si, d Wets i)Cf. lOCllV:Cbtstelitt ['Atria hoshand of 134 wit riet4, corrobo= rated her testituony'aste the leor."in.; facts,' ba t COO ,d not itFernity prianrers ; 7 or .3 or 9 sons catne Into tiv. , covered' with ot witl clivats tilt in tr flis cried murder, but be could On get a sight of 'her ; two persons took hint aside and turned his fare to the wall ; his Son ttragAed to the fiat:, 'which was :111nostiinench!. stet j sir him 5n ct.istody wnt to relieve the sun ; (lilt not s cv. on,ot, tin his . Witt; till tooroing; did not know what toot they. had ; the wit scratched as it by is card ; his wife in:7ir. tinned to him the names of p,isoners'at soon as they . left the house.' 'Nothing material came out its the cross-exainit,a -s tion of this Wit nary. On the • defence, John Boyle was • produced to prove, that the prosecutor Widget Nady was In. il atttlce d by mrsiicous motives . as • there has been considerable previous dig:rivet:nept between her and Lytlattei odd Boyle store that he heard Bridget Nally %fly 'Otat she would have , Lydauie 'hanged, or lose money 16 it. ' Gittietine was called to the saute fatits and proved thetn. Bat.in Gcoltoe minuted up the:;evidence with m uch precision, and roust lied • upon the atrocious eircoinstanccs 11,closcd. NAlly the privner, he Said, mustAie at:164101 there was no evidotsee to. aiffea him ; • bin it was , Wilts the Jory tojoquire whether, the enmity subs , sting bet'weeh the Pro— secutor and Lydantr enight,.,not have led hitn to perpetritte the Outrage charged against hitn, or whether she, to gratify revenge, could be capable . o f preferring ati 'ticcets3tion against" Mtn which must neCtharily klve,.•the elled of tiansferting pun i s hsuent to others from theSe who had really pradised so great recent cinelty both Upon her self and her sun ; sbut, above 411, his :Lordship cAled 'tht.attention or the Jury s to the circurn., stance of Bridget Kalb , having mentioned - to her husband the names of the prisoners as soon as they had WitildtaWn from the house. Was it pus sible that she, suffering under the torture 'just in. flided, could have said to herself, t have row a fine opportunity ofaceusing Lydune. Another - emit fir • for the Jury to consider was, why sheald Stray im plicate three other innocen t men ?; He recom mended to tho Jay, if they could entertain reasOk,- able dontn, to acquit the.prison , rt ; but if not, it was tin test 8 their ditty to convict, in order td satisfy , the kit:ince of the country sit welt as•their 'consci euces, as honest men. - • The Jury reinanied in during the night of Wed nesday, atsd about three &clock — on l'hursdAy to torriecl with a verdict Of !VW to all the prkoners. A strung and unusual sensation prevailed for tsonie thrto iti Court, and Ptartin Ottottott know not how to ex-' pte , o, my teehega upon receiving- your verdict, and ,it only say, it it thc:very worst I ever kite,/ ~iucti t w ca l ue acquainted with the adtninitaration of Lordship wade Milny other similar observations at the irimmnt ; and afierwards, when, pidnounting sentente'4od - the M'Ctes, ejtOfe4sod hope Ono their fat* would tend to tountrod tlje Otberwiiin probable effetts of the elttraordinary ve rdiOf that. day drlis eyed, which he wAs con*inced count siinck every Ina!) in Court with horn)r, 2 addiL that never itt hi; life had be said half 5(1 in . 6 4 , 16: disparak,Tement of the verdict of any Jury. Putr /Jew M'Cue, ick 111'Cue, •Jamei APCuei beniv and .PWr ick Eqpkins, were incliOed FURTHER :EXTRACTS, • IRONS MR. COURTENAY'STAMPIII.I..T. The instrueliens originally 'given to Lord -Wei lington eemaioed in' force: his IVl•ljesty had - never ordered, but had only permitted him to carry oe such operations, in Spain, as he might tl.ink proer, upon i.is own responsibility, and as . were consistent' with the safety of Pottugal,"—‘! for the defence of which country the British army had been sent to the The confidence reposed by the Sprt ! nish Govetrtment in Lord Wellington and the Eri feel army, certainly - ineleased after the battle Of Tahveta, not Withstanding the subsequent abandon-. Meet of ,offeesite operations. Geeeral Ceesta,' of whose proceedings Lord Wellington had made a format complaint, was permitted to resign his emu , matt& "flit Junta being extremely ; averse. to the 'withdrawal ot the Ltritiali army from ,Settat, wade great promises of ample and regular . supplies, rearedlo acquiesce in every suggeet ion of the British General or Ambassador, fied finally tef t led to Lord Wellington a corps of 12,000 inenonderdtis ow u 01111114nd. But Lord'WeihnOml Viari of opinion that no specific offensive' opeiation was at that time practicable, or would be wen either to POyttigal ur Spain, and that , gene': 1 operkiions nr Spoi:t, were, in the. relative state ~f the mimes, ,quite out of the questief he ti , -refine dec,ined ihe.,ceetstttuLe of the :orce, which might have etno , ettted WmAlt a cbotinuAnce in concerted me,:fure., or involyeu him lii the defence of the Guadian.i, (the thn ob ject of the Junta)—fan opeLition which he thought not praelieable, against a superior neve, Aid which Ike could uot, at any-rat,, connect with the detei,ce elf lung, however, as a eompliance with. the wishes Of iiieSpathiliils, hi ten;iwito 14 Unto tot r';iuttiler, was Wit iheprisisteht with the ceetee of ,stieetiotis, he retaitied les pesittoo at thidnj9s. 13ut early, to December, the French n long, r weJketwd by *the 'war on the Daeube, it a flispesitien renew, the ,offenst% e, and even thr,-mv.tititg Ciudad ',Luria°, a point ot much importance, Lotd Wet- Intgtou took up 14ie po,ithat iii tit! t‘ entre previtice4' 01 t'ortugat, uurth'ot the "1. Willi, ill Whicii, he suilfrre tbeincd,'. at the .period of 17.0 re Greyiebeeech. lu ' this position, he could most effectually .proteOl the 1119 St vithanble poietsof Perlegd, while lie possessed at he .acne time the means- of 'all eel au,' secure retreat, it, the event of a reverse. l,y tati,;: France had ho whim' war than that of and Portugal Buunaparte, whoseestintate to 'Spanish tr T , ps lnd.cuniknanders hod, front an early period,. been vciy low, 1 . 4 - in fact no ot her .enany than Lord. Wellif e eerr. 'So conviticefi a as. he of his ability to deitrey this feeble tor, that eubliety ri e diculed in his Moniteur the attempt to tugal, the stibjugatioe of ,e :,411 he 50ted to have been, up to that time, retarded by the war eete Austria. Lord Welesley, it was ,soefeingly said, pretended to defen d Poet ugat, bora Wellietoe would give bi t e oettet telvice, by adOptitig the plan, of nobly embarking in his transpot et. • • • Li older to accelerate ties desired coneurrimation, thus confidently expretea, at .Parig, fit' ; new Cone- Bleeder was, set elect for the French armies ; Mas sena eoltected nib turces 00, the frontier Portugal, which up to that moment, twelve mooilts fieth the allptliaihri Sault, had not 4een entered by a french salter, was now to be overwhelmed and ,subdued.' The t him was now approaching when the iniperiAl Eagks were, to be planted, oil the fortresses of Lis ,bun, Lord Wellington and his army, CUllsiiitited Jo the judgment of ttuouaparte, the only obstacle. to hts success ; and a force, much more than totn petott to his overthrow, was now approaching his • btitill was thistate of the war in Portugal, whets Low Gi . ey was lamenting, in anticipation, the ulti ritatk: facture our expeditions, and estititettog the Olsai , ers consequent opon tltv Slthjtigatioo of the w hole Vettinsula 1 111 d mind even less deeply im pressed than Lord Gri y's, with a Sense of the tial superiority Of Vi tear [night - al such a mo- Mem be predominant. But he not u.ny slates his dooms and his tears,—he reasons as it they were already realizod, he predicts a faili6re, awd a t t i es from his own foreboding as from an accomplished. tact. The crisis was asstiredly 'awful ; it jnstitiz.vl much doubt, and amtiety,. and apprehenston.' Nottiffig but Lord Wohiu-giuu, ixith Lli and the hi.: fluence, and- the character 01 Great Britain„ stood in the way between kliassena Mitt aUCCeii. To one only. point, in the whole region of that emplie of which he covets the dominion, was the attention ofßuona. parte directed as an object of his arms; all the advei r .. MIOUS iatlbes Which hiid.trii heft o tetarded its accOni plishtnent were removed, ;and it retmiint'd only to be . setm, whether the idea of thwarting the-g Nat Con , ilUetur 111 a favourite eXpeetiitipll, by the arena and the counsels of Gieut Britain, was or was not a mit!. colons taitcy,. • Up to This period, be it recollected; Lord Welling. ton had accurnplisned all that had been expecte:4lr ! rn litin,—much more than 114 ' 1.1, (with I he single excep tion of the egpuliiiini of the French .IrOin Egy pt) been accomplished, foryears, by a British lorce now, that there temained noetfective Spanish army, to arrest the progress of the enemy, and no_conti neni.ll Wkal to divert, his . attention, .Lord Welling ton'a ability to fulfil the instructions which he had received in a very ditiereut state at atfAirs, had be ' Come the object of a doubtful experiru,nt, of w hid), to bun, the success would be very highly creditable,' n d the failure not at all disgraceful. , But Ministers, it may be said, ought: have suffered the expetiment to be tried.--Let .him.who" •is disposed to acquie,ce m this observation.;, be pre pared to name the period, at which %,‘, o' ought to .• have abandoned our enterprise. He must be ready to say, wheiber he censures altogether' the employ. intent of the troops in the Peninsula in.lBoB ;---w 'ther be thinks, that at the commettetnent of the Austrian 'war, in the, spring ot . 1809, we might to have t:tutaiited Portugal ;--whetner having been pieviuuNly justified in attempting her detence, we ought to .ltave left her to her tale attvr the pea..e , ot Vienna ;—or, lastly • whether we ought to have re-, for being of a party, wl,o, on :`.in night of the 14th of March inst.. rhNgiiiied, Its Tolesheri, fired int- the . house of Peter C.atha ,evel,o soine of which aid Canna ' . l4. W wits mid i, d.iughter dan- • gerhu..ty. wounded. They Were tbund Guilty , upon the clearest evidence, but 1.-loificiti; in con., - ,e(pienc,r.of circumstanci!s which -c.nhe. out in 1114 favour, Aka; recommended to mon, The other tour Were,• or cletrd for execution this (lily at Billintobe. S ~ The. trial of John Giqons was postphned until the Goveroinent shalt think proper, to utder it,-etther at ; the next ,Nssizes or before thrri. He put iir atf t . davits, stating the impossibility of . his Wing pre pared IM conseq!letleer a the manner of his confine ment and of 1,0 removal to Dublin and detention there ; nal Barou Ge or ,, 2 ,e thot.g i lit it woidd not bi fair to try him al prcwtit, ; - ,s. it was upon his re turn ft otn Dublin, on the P.Jth twit. that he was . cottuatt , d on a ;.lefiiied chargq ; that, .there-' fore, he had .five days .to prepare is i defeticca period whieli his liordship,dcemed (lune biudicient, for fitich a purpose. Learnel Jocl4o did not think hurrying a trial W onto produ,:e the desirable effect. Ttie great objea Of.. the Law-.was to p,tnteaion, in the slow de H :;2e, to alt classes; ar d his Lorthhip etpt:ess , d (oimorn that the. orders 'OMUTA OlTOS'itS';'!l, wh, ai it was their Lint friead and :Attest dttei,:' The persong tried uu Tiorsddry in the County Court at ,VV. , terfori. were, AI aar it. e 13P ien, 1 1 / 4 0 mm. Kearney, Far? ell, oilti ,Itotert Alagrath, for 1)30%, on the night of fk 444 h of June 1 i4t, made an attack (Ai the hous.! of Timothy, ,John, Ja.tte4 Cuilii,s, at 11,111 , 07,•rron, i n the inuider of the sliA.Ti;pot`hy ing u Jptin told beating and illtreating Nittdinti, a boy—for, hie to and' c0 . :' ,. ,1, , ,mn4 s ; ,t t notifie s wt•ietehy, 1 \ 1 ")'•Coilip•, the 10, r the s' ataTiinoth W.s Uurot to .death, ThOie.inar pers9n4 Wray loud ,guilt), atter a tong ioVelhligalioti) 0 1" 1 received Kenn oce to httifl . (;with On' Stiturday Jr will be recolliqled thcy,weie tr,ed littfvAtzcs, but the July, differed. , . • SURREY ASSIZES. CROYDON, 'l' , :iurtscAY. MAttc4:-.1. • • The busiorss rif ilkse EsNiize's art! likely to eon lain little, interest'; them is no tase Of tonelt import ance eitlyeron.theCi6l .. • The Juch . ;es arrived this II:pi-Ili - 1w,, aod,'after Di vine Servico, tinned 'their ,respt•Ftive Courts. • . The c.:4lentlar of Prisoner , : is. th efly fro, tt y offences, and the Civil sirle to-d:ty produced nothing or interest ; we, however, inceri one case of a kor Bo cause, ps it eyinees that • contrariety of qvi &nee %I/hid) is peculiarly the•cliaratteristie of causes of this soft; KIIMY V. BURREL. Mr, Cortwooo stated, that this wasnri nAiim on the Apeeial ,Vrifllt!lry 1,1 horse that it was tint lame. or that it r , rov nrAy from tt recent journey to G o dalining from Guildford. Mr, GAP now their stated the cire ,, mstaneeti of the caste ; which were.:—Avii the pliiintiii.bi4ng Hhinit to buy t horse of the tlefetphot, who •was a formor bearOlvidford, he observed the horse to come lame Out of the stable opOn tt bich the defendant said, h. Wa4 sure she wa s Dot lame, .or if she was. it-Was only in-grin f,T; to Guildford, •for he had never known her lame in all 'his life. • He said, lie should nrnve that the herse• bad been lame for years, tbit. the de., firodant luA lamed her in hunting abovit five years ago, tio.o which she bad never reenvered• cordingiv fieverni witnesses were trailed,; neighbour4 of the defendant, who stated, ihar they knew the marein question, thrit she had been lame..,for four or five rates ; among them ‘itils the smith Who had shod her, and be swore she had been lame,.. off and ott., for fOnr ye ars, On the other. side, eight witnessek,twore, that they had hooted ,with tlist. horse lOr six or seven years, and that he never had beep lame. • The I.orin Crittry Baum: observed, henever Saw ri horse eatse in' tl e'. piper without dread, as the Jury generally had to decide between a mast of penury. Plaintitrnonstaited. On Weifnesday se'nnight ri shocking accident" hap pened on the River Thames : about viten o'clock in Ow evenings as a Gravesend hoar was returning to London, in fnli sail, hvt,Wixt Blackwell and Wool. wick, 'you the tack, when a wherry, having 14 porson4 on board; onfortunarely came in coma& with her, and was upset. An alatin was given tin board the t;:lvesend boat ; the screams and cries of thoqc ort hoird were truly distressing; the men put their boat off, and several others citmet.;otT•to as , do, and t*,ol the untwomate sufferers were got out cit" the water,. 9f, them with very little hope of 'restoring wee unfortunately drowned. At Ipe . o'.clOck -on Wednesday morning, as the swatchman - stationed near Lord' Oxford's stable's, in King's 1.1eW3, was going his mods, ,he discovered t trmi, 1.1;i1 Undressed, bleeding on the ground, with a traftured ,who turned out to be Lord Ox foas servant., 'The unfortunate wan, it appeared, had (alien out Of the window aver his 4tobles. He was taken to the watch.hoose where he survived is hour. An , inquiry took place 'relative to the busbies's, at Marlborough-street Office, yesterday, and a Coronet's, Jury brought in a verdia—dicciden ' tat Dent h. • , -A R ttivirs,--A.. meeting of tradesmen:tool: place yesterdiy, at the Crown and Anchor .Tavern, for the purpose of taking imo consideration the expo-, 4iency of petitioning the House of- Lords, .oglinst that clause of the Debtor and Creditor; Bill which. 'extends the Sum for which attests May be msde from 1 ul. to 201. After's; speech , roar 'th e chair-. Ron, Mr. Lai,. .in which tIW - initiltiec, the clawie tended to sanCtion was ably exposed, the petition w signed by these present, and ordered to be sent loon Nhtrop9liki for further signateres. LAMDON ' motif it it ~0: No. 4wltlattlett Lo_t t, !,ovv-tttect • .411k+1 Pcblalled wit-134m Aitivti..l, it KLPVS, at the SUN•OFFIGVA No. 112, Strad, %/Acre ildver!:sements, Orders tor trio Paper, litters for the tditor kc. (port-paut), 4. called Loft! welingtnn, in I A iO, at Iho Preck Men'. 111 hie!) ►he fate of the k 1.6 v.efuoi ----- , abottt It) b..; tiC,!l..leti , . t. 14 l'a'y rofr a in ,n,io sly,---thril, as thilio `ii,lo I"rned ", hi- , ,•.tilicii chat we 1:rld itt)i itiixitl utP s_ iiir; v,lt it 111 Q fa' e of Poi iti:i.l; tiiitt illibutt.4 3llj ,% r. iiiipiti - t, has : tritit Willi ittic)iiiiiii-ct tHliciti 6 t.s) lir' f ': 7 l ' i "I"%lsehi,ihte'oi .dit..‘,. ; ittiti:lltat, lie lostiorie UI) greater .ocZas.ioits, lie %,‘'ill t-v,ri ilko-d , ' ll. ''''! ur. mount il•wiTi - , and succt 0.1 at lair ! 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Ic• tioit ittiic lWl I °A Itilat ‘iBltieti clihi: t_ i ! hi., ,i,,,;,0c0 0 1 ijoitttilli 1:3,-q1 ) fiablia'parte,' ti'i i .idi I" ,:c, bi';iiii :ii, :11:' 0 1 14 , ditticuit:ei Cd lii i:,. !! 14;,.. 1),7 . c-u: 1 l' i ' l , 1j" hil"""Litile,J them wit ; , ut ,! .' t:l . litiL l ..it aiij vXell")4''', Wbicii wi.v.kld hive rilli',. , ,i i i our tittiiiiitice of l'Ort u k s ' Into :it divet6iou 6f inca:culatA,-; ilopoit,iiito ill l '' ' general ‘.% ar. ' , : , 1 , 1 has nsceri'llie t.ltital policy of, this cmiotrY `} co, nut...'ct ‘A lii) Ciiipiiiiiital milt';, S OC.!' Li) re ;1 111 " 1:1ljtd1.11 : 1 0 .1.11: "t)i(:11 'a S (lligi? I, ill i::1 .., (A (:;I,Llrr! In Or 1.40 I c i s P'' e, compimisal,; co, lor at; ,:ici!iico liiiide:, i „ Ot Uf our LXl,ei.lit.ioo. (t I rl y svidoni, oertior v- i ' r u 00 4 j'APP,II,,J, tl , :t't We I).('e bev r it able so to 0 " -. ',,,, 1 Iwo pf -, j i(:ts as io. satisty our ally; oor 1111 vi 0 1 I.iile(l 1..11 ~ quently in the Bciti!ili oblect• ' ..61tiCil tit least di,,ayi beet) i.cco-:,,i A ~, tending tO(' ''', T , to , 0. iu Eugland, and .iuu. li:11: I) Egopei 4 1 1 s .OO pitwions tiave. not -al way* tycii jo't; i '''' to il: 0 u'a :t., I netll ha Vc , not lii.eilled ,inticieaby toi dialcolty, 0.1 . .asseixibling, and iran3potoai;, in g , O O Lime' 14..e*u".,;er,1i ZO*;N; , . ,- i a i ion , a • lorce 911' 0 4 ti e / v i ap e; (4j '-''''''4-?,its 4.0 w ti ,sato re'ic;at in. coie 'O l3 i 00 , 0 13u I. t)elic‘i.i it would U'• diinCult 10 Pt' llt lo p ~c y t toti' : , :l l l .oiis i : N .l : s l gst e tai ii ti: . l ., ice, : erc t e i t e)L ; : lo ll , :l u oli ‘ l iv :, ' ) le t i : l y t i : ll o v i f l o a e l , ul . l ri c i : l i t : I:e l l e -i d,. diiie,, P yes o r . b s s i j . e il e rsi t ' i t v ii i g, o i .9 lo l: l :, : o l l ): : :::E o :Q , ' , ':) , ' .. , i t : b o , '' : u o i o I contend that . by no rog 4 'u le d o ire o i ;: ° ° t i w ell ciinibiticil the varioris-yrarpos, °t 4 1 41)- k . , ' ,11 011' eaterpris6i, ; .as by tienciwg if to Por.liho',, i i, ti tiO 111,1 . e Oceeptable 'tv Austrii:i, 0 1 10' ; 1 ;4 04 0 , hitt e been devi4ed; 'whether any vial' cu t 11J 0 0 1 m oo uoeu es,/,:cuted with' great results, i s 3 ' l 7 i b e iiv" 'myth inore:tioubr; 'Out iinnicuse as vv 0 , c ol P s 9 ,' "Nis, of the Austria,r) tvoi it w airr . 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