The National Register.
London, England, 1817-02-03 00:00:00

VEMIITARY S.

Mr. Then come Corwin EL" The person wpm' for-
ward. His name, Ile said, was ,lames Mcorhouse. ant. 6 .teed at
No. 59, Nereington-causeway. On Tuesday hot he went to the
Park to sec the procession to the House; he stood on the top of the
hill near Carlton-house; there was a deal of hissing and hooting,
which witness was very sorry to hear. Witness contimad in the
Park until the pmeession returned, and went towatds the Stable-yard,
he got stationed in the crowd, just beyond Marlborom;h• home. on
:he right side of the middle walk. 'Witness was rather before the
carriage when he saw the prisoner once or twice. Witness was quite
sure of his person, as he had seen him betbre about tort n; he appear-
ed to IN pressing forward and was very active in the mob. Witness sow
him at Kemal time near the file-giutrdsman ayeiwk). Witness FAR' a
stone thrown, but could not say the prisoner threw it, it came from the
place where the prisoner was standing; he saw an ann raised up, but
lie could not say it was the prisoner a. Witness saw no more of the
prisoner; he got near Lord Ilarrington's windows, and saw a boy
about Is or lb years of age throwing stones at the carriege. Witness
attempted to seize him, but could not, us the pressure of the crowd
was so great. The stones t• truck the royal carriage ; he should know
the boy 14.,,ain. Witness went to the lions, of Correction on Thurt-
day, and immediately identified the prisner.
Hobert Turner was next called. Th., a hole amount of his eNi.
Bence was, that he saw a man throw a stone at the carriage, and it
broke the window, but he was sure it was not the prisoner.
Mr. Adolphus now observed, that as he understiad that the ma.
gi trate did not intend to make this a definitive examination, 1 e
could not say any thing resputing bail being received for the liberty
of the prisoner.
Mr. Hicks observed. that in all cases, and particularly in a case of
so much importance, both to the public and to the prisoner, he was
most anxious that the accused should have the benefit of legal
assistance; •• but tobeerved the worthy magistrate) I will tell you,
Mr. Adolphus, that the charge likely to be instituted against the
prisoner is of the highest nature ; and !rehire I fully mamma him for
trial, I shill cautiously look into the different Acts of Parliament.
That I am so distinctly clear upon all the points of law applicable to
the present ease, that I think the evidence wears three distinct species
°Hugh treason against the unfortunate man at the bar; my mind is
made up; we have evidence enough to show, that high treason has
been committed on that day. The only question is, by whom was
it committed ? This remains for a jury to decide." All the witnc,s.ii
then signed and swore to their depositions; and the prisoner was or.
tiered to he brieight up again on Wednesday next, at one o'clock, in
order to be finally examined.
(In an application made by Mr. Adolphus. Mr. Hicks gave liar.
tions, that doe prisoner's legal advisers should be admitted to him ill
prison.

ONLY ONE DAY TO DRAW.
TWENTY CAPITAL PRIZES
Must all be drawn next Thursday.
T. BISII (Contractor) respectfully informs the Pub.
lie, the Lottery has but ONE more nay to draw, viz. NEXT
T111;11SDAY. Pith of This Month. The IVheel is immensely rich,
as it still contains
One Grand Prize of Twenty Thousand Guineas
One l'rize of Five Thousand Guineas
Three of One Thousand Guineas
One of Five Ilundred Guineas
Three of Four Hundred Guineas
Four of Three !flunked Guineas
Seven of Two Hundred Guineas
Besides Prizes of One Hundred Guineas. da of whirb
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••• T. BIS!! has (as usual) the gvatification of announcing to
those persons who favour Into with their Commands, that his
Offices stand unrivalled for Success, as he has already, in the present
Lottery, distributed amongst his hest Friends, the Public. no leas
than fourteen Capital Prizes, and he hopes, on Thursday next. to
double that number. IVarranted undrawn Tickets and Shares are
on Sale at his Offices, 4. Cornhill, and i, Charing Cross, and by all
his Agents in the Country.