The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-07-20 00:00:00

YORKSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES.

The Crown Calendar roneaseared on Saturday last before
Sir Joss BAYLTY and Sir Janae ALAN Vasa, Knights.
The following ['Mown hare to take their trials:—
IN THE CASTLE.

1. William IViapenny Beckley, aged 24, for Wrist coos.
misted a burglary in eke aeveral houses or John Haworth,
at Marsden • Matthew Lockwood, of Royd; Joseph Hot-
wayd, of Liaised; gad Thomas Butto=ley, is the parish of
Kirk-Heaton.

2, 3. John %infer* 3S, and Edward Hewitt, 21, fur
laying stolen from the person of William Nightingale, at
Whitby, his poeket-book, containing sundry property.
4, 5. John Cook, 28, sod Jane his rife, 91, for rubbing
the shop of John Fowler, of Scarborough, of aliodrY articles.
4/ Thrns. Smith, 28, fur stealing 28 sheep, the properly
of Willis. Spirit., of Thurnwille.

7. John Blacker. alias Blackwell, 35, for rioliag at Slief.
field, Ise.
8. George Graham, 31, for forging at Leeds a certain bill
of eachange4 the 30?.
O. Simnel Wedgwood, 19, for killing and slaying Eleanof
Clarkson, at the parish of Bowes.

10. Sarah Staitft ult., otherwise Sarah Taylor, 25, for aid.
ing and smaisliutt John Swain-eh in picking the pocket of
William Nightingale, at Whitby.
11. Thomas Smith, 22, fur stealing • great aamber of
gold anti silver watches, the prstperty of Christopher Sewell,
of lltsaurd.

It Robert Thirisio, 94, fur having committed a burglary
io the dwelliwg.howa,• of Jubn Leaf, of Nablus, sear York.
11. Matthew Hanson, VI, for a rape.
14, IS, IG. 17. Charles Puncheon, 40; Richard Thick-
ray, 2-2; William Ketilewell, 40; and Robert Hsdaou, 27,
for haring committed a burglary in she di/elfin-house of
Jonathan Ler, of Stanuiogion.
19, IS. James Shelmadtue, 24, and Richard Cook, SO,
fur having committed a burglary in the house of Abraham
Sykes, nt Sluithwnite•
10. I. Wright, 10, for administering some kind of drug
to one Ass Rudwcll, with intent to destroy the child with
which she was then preguasit.

21. Joseph Pikersgill, 27, for robbing on the highway,
Squire Itanisdrn, of Svinlev.
22. William Hargrave, 22, for the mauslaughter of Wm.
Flannel/Rine, tying dead at Wrtbe►by.
23. Michael langt born, 21, for the manslaughter of Robt.
Newbakl, lying dead in the township of llacre.
24. Mary Pliillipps,2o, for the wilful murder of her uew•
born male bastard child.

25. George Wright, 28, fur stealing from the stable of
Elie. Hanley, of Rawmarsh, a black dirt horse.
LI. Patrick Murphy, 23, a soldier, fur robbing on the
highway near Telford, Mr. E. Wallis, of York.
27. George Blackman, 20, a soldier, for having pointed a
loaded firelock at Thomas Perkii4 and William Boric, and
pnlled the mime thereof with intent to murder.
IL. Frederick Askwith, 18, for stealing two sheep, the
properly of H. &agar, of she township of Swiudea.
29. IVm. Lee, 20, for having stabbed and wounded with
a bayonet one Nathareel Kitdiiag, of Halifax.
30. Natima Holroyd, 25, for burglary, in breaking the
dwelling house of John HiMt, of 'Morelia', and Jobu Hall,
of Whitley.
31. David Hughes, 20, for stealing from I. ?unlit, of
Bradfoi maniky-promissory ante ,&
38, 33, 34. Witham Spriugield, 17, David Lowe, IV,
and Thos. Thornhill,3o, for picking the pocket of William
Pollard, E•q. of-Bradford.
35. Wrn.old6eld, ss, fur the wilful murder of M. Old-
field, of Bradford. •

36. 3 Immo, ltilsou, 49, of Leybora, printer, for paying
a f.rgrd cheque.
37. flour) P tin 25, fur stealing two sheep, the property
of Wm. Iluldawortlt.

The fs,llowiug is a list of the 26 Prisoners charged with
high ire.sson

Tho,o. Blackburn, 33, Nathan Buckley, 40, J. Lindley, 50,
W. C.srinstire, 28, Richard Addy, 20, Charles Stanfield, 28,
Benj. Hassoe,24, Abraham Ingham, 27, George Brian, MI,
Juba Hubsion, 20, Grosse Bnrkinshaw, 25, John Juhnsuii,
24, Win. Holland. 20, Benj. Raters, 30, John Vallasce,24,
James Flurrrs, 49, Joseph Cbspiel, 25,' Abrahams Jackson,
4t, JUIIII Peacock, 45, Win. Rice, 40; John FerrysnonJ,2s,
John Barkinshas, 28, Mahar. Downing, 48, Thomas Mor-
gan, 26, sod Joseph Firth, 98.

IN TUB CITY GAOL.

1 841111111.1 fours. axed 24, for sunlit a poeket•book, roe-
laming three one pored rules and tau guinea soles, the pro-
petty of John Thompson.
2. franeis Cowper, 21, fur stealing a anent gelding,
the property of Mr. Richard Torrarnd.
3. Jobs Mears, 34, fur ru►b4e! Charles Hart is the King's
highway.
Ruth Merrill,l6, far 'firebug oar 51. *ate, three grim*
melee, Die oar payed rein, aa4 about 12e. i• silver, the
!'Mart! of Thaw Hester.