The National Register.
London, England, 1819-07-11 00:00:00

TILE NArIONAL REGISTER.

of duplicates were found under it. When the prisoner re-
turned, lie a its accused of having rubbed his matter, and he
stonily denied it ; but when the ilaplicatoi ware Onion him,
lie was silent. Soon tiller he confersed Ins guilt to ah.• full-
est extent. and to d has master the nninvs slid residences of
the dill rent pawnbrokers with %limn he had pledged the
goods.
A treat number of pass nhrokers were examined, and pro-
duced the hittidkei chiefs a hick had been pawned by ike pri-
soner at various times. . . .

The prosecutor shard; that he had not intended to have
procesded capitally against the primmer, but the indictment
contained a enpitul charge, mill he believed that the prismier
had nut taktn these grinds alt at once, hut piece by piece, as
he might have an opportunity. A piece, he scud, was ninth
betneeu 30s. and dthe. . .

Mr. Justice I lolrityd, in summing tip, as that in two
respects the capital charge was not made out by the evidence:
Ist. becanse it WIIN not stealing in the dwelling-house eharol
in the hid (Intent ; and Ydh, heCilWe it was pi oved that toe
prisoner had only taken a piece at is time away, which was
not au: ill 11)..

The Jury found u verdict—" Guilty of Fielding, hut Aol in
the dwelling house.'
The prosecator applied to the Court to have his goo.ls
gisro up fir him.
Mr. Justice Ilulrnyd said, that he could truly order the
4s:trod. io Court to he sin rendered to hem; but all Ilw goods
hich had been pledged with the pats abookeis were lies
pitiperty.
The prosecutor observed, that if he had knower that, he
would hos aroninnioned all ab, par• uhriikers to appear to day.
Mr. ice droy.t—You hai e A legal Cla4ol to the pro-
perty. The law is open to you •
Otto or the pawnbrokers sold he had na doubt but that
all the pawnbrokers would mllinply surrender the property.

ritIDAY.—B k %It FORCKRIE.4.—UpOII the arrival of the
iholges 11114 Ilituning.slie foist following persons were post
the I).tr, elmigssl wills sitteliwz, and havine in their
po-ses-ion, d,ven fere.cd and counterfeited Bank of Enc.
hind noses, well knowstoz them to Ixt •forged, via. (tarts
lloysion, James Italitielt. Either Rosati, awl Mary
—The) all pleaded Girilty to the • ter °Goer.

Kt LI.ING AND Si. lie I NG.—Fi isuwis Roxburgh, a ?export-
able nub v upon the C•oronet's Impuxi-
lion, for felonious!) killing and *laying Charles Cue, on
the 2rl of J nor la.t.

John Passl said, he was in Holborn, near to 11.tawnlow.
sit art, between 5 and 6 otessia 'a in the attic noon or the day
stated iti die isistietsisesi'. lit saw all elderly gentleman
(the deceased) ertostn4 the road, mid opt n a stisldess stop.
%%tittles* welted rotten' and saw a man riding at a any
brisk tint toward. the derea•esl, and roes. listi heist
against hiss, and went over him. He rode on, and n iteesi
Nod others called out " Ile was pursued, the bri-
dle of his horse si ized and Istosts:lit back. Wit isettg said to
bins, "Yon brutal rascal, how Emile you to tide ever the
gentleman Et" He replies', "it was Isis own fault—why
deist he gni °alto( die way it A mob of people souls col.
lected, and witch indignation was etched ag•inel the pri-
soner, but witstrats had him protected. Ile asked bliss for
Isis name and aildiesS, or his card? His reply was, in On
lingo v Issue, slats Ise hail no earl. After a goed deal of e-
niostsis mote. he salt' he nits Lillian to Ale. Fsasseis, the
linen drops a, close h., aisd witarass gave his address to
that gaols slam.
Joseph Hood, an ea.:1.4m0 its the home of Corby,' and
Co., llolhosn,•tiol, that ass silkily gessilasonis war hi taught
into Ills ir shop its 5 or 6 per.m.s, almost insisussohr, the
mentalism ailisina diticuh, and thefe
was no pulsation at the wsi,l. The priassosr was hi.111..30
btu the shop soon 141(.1, ai,tl Iseisi2 charges' with having
rode over the old gentleman, he ; eplied, if he bad done
so, lett nas very sorry I r it. lit about tell minutes the de-
ceased recovered a little. Ile comp'. 00000 td ut a pain in his
brad and back, but could not arconnt for what hail hap.
pelted. Witness observed a sort ef braise on the left side
of loss bead, ben could not say whether it was the effect of
the accitlyul, us ass original tumour. When he recovered
a little souse, the deceased sent for his nth', and he was
taken away in a enacts. By lettaits found in his poclitl, it
appeared that Isis eloistion name was James,
Iktsliord•rant, surgeon. said he was
sent for to ;Mena the deceased ai his I se Ist Hobert.
street, on the' Jof Jane. Ile found Win its bell, is a state
of great sickness and debility. He save a very impel Nil
attemsot of what had happened to hiruk.bar noseaillassasace
said he had got his death blow. When his wife, luivrever,
said that lie was knocked down Isy a horse, the deceased
rejoins 41 " yes." lie observeJ thus 111111001 spoken of us
the left side of his head, and ill his judgment the deceased
came to his death by the blow. He Lingered snail ton Ile
min g follow Mg, when he emptied.
Cross-exansiuysl by Air. Astey.—Witness did not open
the head of the slettrased to ascertain wits user thy . blow
consent the death or not. If he lied been railed in, arid
dill not hear Of she di ceased bring knots/red down, be
Amin{ nut have come to this conclusion. The deceased
had barn ill betore, and witness, about two or three.
mouths linger.. lied been called tit ha attend tuts, Wheal lie
was nearly suffocated by drinking gist!
Mr. Alley stow rose In male tw., olkjections to the in.
dictineut, winch bad been trained 'you the Coroner's

Mr. Jit•tiee It)oyd over ruled the objeetions.
The pri+oncr bring Called oil tilt hi 4 lit filet, solemnly
pinterted that he W.IIOI 11111C01,4 1.1 the ridellt, slut
having seen the old gentleman. He expressed his deep
regret at the occurrence.
The tollonisig nitnes.cs were examined in his

111 r. Josiah Kitt, (lief ( kik to Justice tics,. AU* isale•-
ing throat h Ihalloo on the 2.1 of Jour., and saw the de.
erased on Lis barb in the at, In as if in a fit. His I ps
were closed, mot he appe•red slosivolserl. lie oaf h.nrg
nos kaa)S 41111411 111 l rs he irottiti h ut 11.1111: (Iteu
had Ise hero knot:Lad damn by a hope.
Itir. 4116% halm-draper. also 'ew the derrioed lying
1.1 the street,. art ;11r. Paul had stated. Witness braid •
sous and the c:•:. of ..top, vs hell he AIM 111- plisallief I rot.
tins oil a pol, Litt immeshois 1) whop of Lis Itou 4eCOlll.
P4lll was Alliell: the 010Vl \lOll9 hiat,and hl harts'
very violent. The defeiolant Instantly g.rse Ma name arid
acirras, bit derlsred th.st he did not kilo. k lily •011 e
tli/lA 11. P 411111114 Allies A, I wee. asserting chat he 11.0.
lee said, if t. 41, he wax cs.l pronely sorry, and ovoid snake
ec ply 4. 114.104110. a. As %WM as the reowtl %%mild permit
he wt nt to ;11e.sr..(!ei6)111', %%lit 1e the dreu isteu 111111
carried. lie Oleo eil in dinissmoot %aliases ur 111 evade
explanation. 'lllc b!Hieissi Lt or. P4rl was 111E1111mA ill
many respects.
juloa Tanner and Jones Moore, tiraynten, said, that they
fibre posing by at tilt: Gulfs, outwit* :lac .1.1 66166.4 1... 6414

bark in the street. If the horse of tlw• prisoner had ran
against Lino, they moist have ',ern it, hot inou4lit lie mast
have fallen before the hoise Lad rear lied hit,.

Miss Mary Wilson was also there. She saw decease I
ly nig on the ground, but did not r ihr pt korner. She
%tent 10 Messrs. Corb)us', and the prisoner came thele.
He exp►essed great sorrow iar what had haiiiiriird, but
protested solemnly 11131 he lied not mused ii. beg,ed,
'lowest • that every aitiodimi should bir paid tl c o.eu, and
he viustl:l be ausweiable to !lie aill..lli.t of es•ro I,t*lll.
The di era.ed uas asked iii orr pre.imor if hr could tug
how the ar. idrut Itapt•turd, and lie Mathieu), said he
could ..(st tell.

A number urrespeetaide witnes.es cave the prisoner
mast estimable char.iete•r tar humanity.
.Ir. Justice Milroy(' summed lip the evidence.
The Jury instaullc acquitted the pi-m.1110.-I'lle trial
Listed *butte five hours.

°Unita: PAGC.--It will be recollected that a few ses-
sions go George P•ig, ttli.d at the o.d Motley, atilt
contrived of defrauding his creditors in his et. n bank-
nptcy. by concealing goods, dig, Sauce Butt time he has
been in Newg•te, daily expecting to undergo the •enteiti e
of the law. Thia day a tree pardon attired fi the
Pi int e Regent at Nett gate, iu colikerpettee of the le our-
able igen' t tit los care by the Jodi:. it. lie is to be •
broexist sip to the Bench Wit few dart for the olio -
atrial debt due to bra creditors.