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• LA, INTELLIGENCE.

COOK? Or KTNG's BENeK, OfsgrpIPTIII,
11)ffigiv, alit •
at!tiprofOr To W•pir W. Autos AWhorr aid
Lbassea Istrtes.

9,111• X Vert sot. ,Idpm.s. .•. •,
That was an 'aims for good, sold sad delivered. The
smis meet, to he recovered was 0111. 115. 6d. It appeared
that in Sept. 11110, a pursue of the name of Oliver intro-
&seed the Defeadaate, who were sermoos, residing is COM
ftensireet, Bobo, to the Plaintiff; erhn carries us the busi-
mi9 Oran upholsterer in neat Purtlausl-street, fur the poe-
ticise of farnislsieg their house. It was agreed that the fur-
ninon het seat in should be paid Tercet the capitation of
three months. Before that time had elapsed, Mr. nod Mrs.
Hunt, accompanied by Oliver, celled on the. Plaintiff, sad
milled am additional quantity of farditere,,the lady ob.
reeving„ HIM the esperted the articles menalossed by her
would be sold at a cheap rate, Rises the whole would he paid
for shwa the three months had expired. Whets that period,
however, arrived, a peepositicso Wm made by Mr. Oliver,
tbat he should take a bill at lime menthe, to which be ow-
seated, provided iaterest was allowed;' ho', insisted of giving
a bill at three mouths, the Defesdaots, when called .on,
wished to pay, by a bill at six mouths, which was
peremptorily refined. The Plated.; Boding .soma .utter.
wards that.his goods were selling by auction, brought the
present beim fur the recovery of their ansoust.
To prom this statement. Mr. hemmer, called
Diller, who, fully substantiated it.
1110,defeuee set up was two.fuld..slat, that the agrammil
of tht.Phiatiff was to give a credit of six imisiths, and that,
copereoently, the present action was brought tem soon—and
next, Met the goods were not actually wild, bet were merely
let out cm hire.
Mr. Gummi% called lane Mitchel, the sister of Mrs.
Hem, and Mr, Pitman, the Defeatism's' afturuey, in sup.
port rat this defence.
Mr. Jastice Amore summed up the evidence, leaving it
to the Jury to decide sou the contlictiog testimony in the
case.
Verdict for the Plaintiff.—damages 66/. I.lc. 041.; costs 495.
TIIIR MOO V. SAIIIVEL WAOORRIII. • •
Mr. Laws opened the pleadiegi. Thug was se indictment
pa the proweatiou of William iphippendall, session the De.
fecedan, for writing sad sending to the said %fifths. Chip 7
.peedall, several unalkioes sod libellous kitees--mmot 'of
Mona with a view to harms hies and provoke s breach of she
pegot—ms4olbes with iolastiON to Mier, his character as a
private ffirlieideal earl as a profeenonel mss.
Mr. Torso's stated she eine. His client web; Ise W 4,
well-knows so so aftensey soul salieitor, proethOug, for
marly..lo9 yean, in Great Queen-street. His character be
believed was higt4 respected by the peoreosiON—and it was
with extreme relosetenee that be was obliged, in order to save
himself sod family from further poteetetion, to bring the
Defeerisato before the Conn. Mr. Wageiser was sn attorney,
sad married, into the family of Mr. Wright, of' Sioc!swell,
some years ago. Mr. Cbippesdall was the legal adviser or
Mr. Wright's family..-stud to mongooses of that circles-
steam, be became istiosately aclisimed with the Defendant.
Some lOW sae 911 r. Wageser's marriage, his eireiseistaaces
became embarrassed—be was mot able to support his wife—
and she look rehire with bet family. It was shell found ac-
cessory, as the Defeolaist had mot perfected the entiensents
which he had stipulated to foal, at she time of his rearri!ir,
to iestilule: asi seism is equity aed in law, tot the jiirpcfle
of mompelling him to de so. These suits were intrusted to
the inmsamment of Mr. Chippeudall, who, be would mo-
tel* to ray, had dome whim; is the coarse of those proceed.
which iris - • perfectly' -.et. Hie brag emplised
•-e feelings Of the De.
the libellous lel.
1917, the
present time,
daily assailed

ibliderous
Ontre.- Th
leUets he hod
?the Wright'..
re. Mr. Chip•
igooistot of
u to sitoruey
wish the reto-
rr property.=
tioite letters,
4 choice tO

oiporbtuilipareait;tirauPPesr timer
must minute
peare of hie
verdict of the
, as he ester-
Pruescutul..
the diireteut
at.
. Mr. Wright,
some pram-
Te of rho
mar-
'fripht. Wit.
mid owe
to have bee
separated frost
some u. whatever to du
with the itself their hsparstium..
Mr. Winch. Solicitor, Of 14.1 Lima-sguare—aul kr. H.
Chammess, of the Sercock•QMos, pawed that they had re-
ceived tgto learnt Hag the Defittidasit, reflecliug severely..
the *am; if mr.'cloipposedsil, es the Ytb sad 20th of
no_yrielkt.
The Wisp scsi tbsp pet is *ad rood by Mr. Wits, which
closed the clam of the liabola
Mr. pp, for the Defriodout, obergval, that no doubt
cool ipp tit of the Wimp... sod libellous imidestcy
et 14oi Ire's*. He should Nut attempt to defend witch pub-
lications—veil* woeldb, pm the purest uccasium, advert
to any circomlumme" which went to mitigate the offesce
the ittZ:• t 4 proper plied wotild arrive. she. matter
of t • 'plow week) be submitted to the Court fur its
Weveitml cousiders4,4",
Mr. Jimmie, Alimgg "mingled tip—sod the Jury released
a verdict of

When the test ships left St. Helena. PONAPARTI
took oo.exertisr, end reruseil to see any visitors.
In conseiiiiiiit* of the misunderstanding be-
tween Counts MorerttoLoo and General Gout.
Gloms, at St. Helves, the letter has reward to
Europe. He came passenger in the Camden &at
Indiaman. • Itis stated that • BOKAiAIITS peretisp-
torjly forbade the decision of •the quartet by duel.
Mr. OALCOLN. at whose 'house BONAPARTE re-
tided when he first landed, has also 'returned to
England with his family. Reports were on ‘Ved-
nesdey circulated that a secret correspondence had
been deteeted'at St. Helene. The rumours are
ssittropt the slightest foundation.

ROMBZRIZII AT TR HOUSE OW LolDs.—Some
thirsts hare eecenily steeled rather an pummel
place for the eaten:we of their purliritiing tolint% :
a caloiderFbis number of hots and umbrellas have
dimstqwared from the Mauve of Lords within the
last ten days, belonging principally to gisitlemeit
who were to attendance as witneres before Com-
suitteett. The. officers of the Mous* 'litt a:so suf-
fered in a alight degree; the 'law het of Mr. Su.
TINSRLAND. Clerk of the Fees, was on Friday re-
moved from its elace, and an old one left' in its
stead; 'two *ilk umbrellas, belonging to LUf..PAa-
&AT; anothr of the clKjis, were also stolen.

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OLD BAILEY. FUDA?, 11i~ir t:

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" The business of the roar* this day was rOlher of a lOWA
and extraordinary 'astute.
. ITIRG ERY.
• Matthias Maker, aged 22, was put In 114 Bar, for the per-
pose of brio( arraigsed.po several iedietaseuts fur forging
powers of attorney. with intent to defraud am Navy Boar&
The Prisumer was arraigned at the two, last arasidsis,
and remanded ie conseoneuct of hie being In a demist':4l
stile.
• He was now, fur Ilse third tiel'e. pot to the Bar. He
was considerably altered fur Noe oriose mince him teat
appearance, he looked pale and wile. sail with • wild
and vacant stale. _trine were roof/tied id a strait
jacket, and twit pet:nous held kids while be was plated at
ilicAtar. •
.•
' Tht Clerk of /memos rend the isdietment to him, tad as
being asked to plead--r.
He replied in.o wild sad iscohereut maimer
.". no you
went to murder itte!—kaol lowa woods,woes 4oelellsallaba
out food : give me tolsocco—".,
Mr. Justice Bai,Low-,-" lWatthias Sieber, Foil island
indicted for utterieg certain nonrunsents, knowing. theft to
be forged. Yuu have beard the lodiehoestis rend. If yost
refine to plead, I must direct lite Jety.to try whelher you
are mule by the visitation of God, or by your owe whim&
act."
The Prisoner replied by stoss or two incoherent wools, acid
evidence was immediately brought before the Jury to Woe
his iitsani ty..
srveral persons,. among whom were tine or Iwo unldiral
geakiuseu' who attended the White-crust-street ;bison;
proved, that white the Pirisoner was detained there for dept,
• few mouths before his committal, on tbe present charge;
' he had exhibited many traint of mustily, nod had is some
Whence, eaten large quantities of mercurial einhoseist,
which were given to him to be Hard in a diterent roamer.
These witnesses had no doubt of, the Prisonea's inamoisy.
Hr used iu shawl, (rum (cod for a week, and often avoid
have no rest fur several nights.
Heitchinson Box, a ancgedn. gave evidence of • con.
had, paliire, and said, that; his (mission. after • elm.* ea.,.
urination and °bac' ration O the Prisoner's cosidtset,
that his insanity was a mere pretence, and that his demean.
our cuasidtrably alleied, end assumed a more iiicoftercur
appearance, as the time of hit. trial approached.
In 'store. lo questions feast Mr. Jetties Itsituti, the
lorgenis said that the man's bodily health might be very
good, and his avail tfie reverse; he alio admitted, that if
it came withikibli knowledge that the Prisoner had intru.
mistititteit'hf nsereifry, antihero for days and nights without
sleep or food, he elightliave 'Omagh! he was really insane.
. Mrs. Sophia Waits was is aftesidihee at tile White-trims-
street Prison dvring the cotilliseiteutuf the Prisoner; else
related a varlet] sjfiutianeetia iscoltereocy awl inanity in
bid conduct': he flp, them' wheely.ieeised her debt. The
mdlcal •Weis/lasts were of the some ornate.
kr. Rirgitoms the. iddresSed the Jury su the part of llie
proseentlos, andlesPlaiekd to them 'bat they were. bound so
iimoirire whether there wiaautliicieat ground for supposing the
Prirtier insinea-aut moilki before the crime with which be
stood charges!, but at the wield time cubes it had been cuss.
mittcd.

The folloiring Witpelliel were then produced e-as
D. Join Weir, Pbrilecan-to the Victualliag Board, and
enkriatendant of the deparinsieit of the Sick sad Hurt, who
attended the Prisoner by order of the Board of Admiralty.
said he evidently skewed in appeatance of insanity, and hie
conotenance was quite uneompreted ; his keeper's mid he
hail hole slap leillt or day, and he seemed extrinurly Iran.
cage, and often attteapted to &ahoy himself. He had
received i wooed in his bead, bat had no level; this Was
manifest from the appeararce of his longue; be always coos-
plllned of hard stage. Bat front isia•own obeerratiuse it
was impossible fur his to decide Vilmther the Prisuoier waa
insane or 'not,* at be was of opinliesi test au artful mats
(mild X* Dasime the appastarste of Washy as to deceiu all
medication:ea Iliwoald ley oh assaalt say that be was he a
ease state, there nett Malty
.clicainsioacse is his in
strongly lodiemhie 4,semilatty. Ris appeereeee was mu-
tale( that of a welt übalead bets brat time without sleep
or 'food. The Pristonmiit the hart* he paid hie, said,
Omit he amid eat a hoith miese:ley pis of * a whole tor of sonar
ton if he got it, smile toMplabeed of being kept us braid
slid water.
Dr. Abdrrw Wird, at liar desire of that Admiralty, at.
tended Ike Prisoner with the hest wilting,
The Prisoner *took' pecullXr *citrate at witness's sot seem.
deg to believe that belied ad Miamian of dentroyiag himself;
sad he seemed extremely earaged at any doubt being mini-
maltal of his 102E14. Al madmen generally 'rids to ho
couslehred mit, this chtictbet of the Prisoner led to a use.
clarion in what:m*B.4,lnd, that be was not insane.
Join Bishop, one of ille.Tatakeys is Benet*, who had
daily intereourse With the Primmer, staled, 14114 latter
was ander his care Iwo Menthe at ate time, and aboal•
month on this lastottOstou. Hie sights were very *realm'
Oberlin'', and be wit* *extremely ashy, and puticutorly
daring the last Month:-
1)r. Halide wasilledital tinperiatudant at the Waal*
Naval Astduit; sod was tailed opera to ettesidtio P.riaimes s '
he Mid n was impossible hie' him to "monk with ciertainty all
to the lusauity of die Prisoner—the particular period Weed
itaitearred was calculated to emit. sitspiciim. .
Mr. Aust. addressed the Joey for the Prisoner, and mid,
that, drier the evidence already given, be begged *to 'as*
tbeat 'whether It ties their wish be build occupy their alteltS,
lion by Mating le reply t •
The PlerensM of the Jury immediately replied, certainly
unt-they were satisfied;
Mt. Justice: B 4& ie costarred in opinion with the Ailrt.
beriiii, dial II Sraitaecessaiy Or him to point out, in •
few words, the isepOrtance. of the pellet for their coosidees.
tins—that is, to Mania% !drill* the Ismail y'issionlf Mar
nifest at °cerise the earelthidati of ' lie" Otrite, an as iii
have I. view a halal of the Aide 4 Astlelt. whither it
had mode its appointee* ' 'iolrislitito the ilia
of the offeeme. The Jof * warn petlieil case, eairelf
treat
to look at the eidielest lendiiabishrtliet*fki-party_ iris Ole
fully West, .remit!4 the vtintina,ef vim.. se*ixiiiriar
of the Jury; Iti-deutint to the altar catetlosioa, would lie fe
find a verdict *ebony, bed 'thalami iidlititdd or kii liesaisi!(.
In that tam the Pritthetet would Waifs tweimpretisnal'us4l
the King's pleasure was known as to his future dlipolat.
The J ofy- immadiately' Maimed* teediks, receatirif Ihr •
insanity of the Primioer: - ' . '.. • ''" • ' t
ASSAOL2' ON 4 ROMAN CATHOLIC wear AT
THIS ALTAR. ' - "-- ,d• •
A yottag Freachmaa, of respectable esailiereifiss, as. rat
to the bar, charged capitally with havitilOod'lle MO of
March last, feloateualy tessavaked. she Rev. Gilbert Mathias,
isilk of she olbeiating Clerhyssen at'thelt'Spaaish Alibissa-
dor's Chapel,' near Maatioster-sqvire;-with 'a sward, With
intent to kill him; and he was also charged in another mini
it hit assault's( and wounding dale mild Gilbidlifolda4iiiti
bitten -to Amiss abut do him Giber bodily Iliktia. - • -• '• *•''
Mr. lIIMILIDILII, id stating the MOO to the bury, eiservid,
that the autonomists' Prison...at tin bar-eis 1* tisk if 'a
French Nobleman, who tend been sent aloft' 1w tliislionoti y
fur the purpose of gaining a hisowledgeof eosuneitial Ansi-
Ness. The principal whimsy 'who would his tilled, would
slate, `that at the tine the ilseaelt waseliestliitted, the -
sober was is a mute if sueltat dertieteetelit. -
for ilieJnry, from the whole of theadidelice,Y
the ikrangemeut was only of a partial hod a
raigratmet. •
The Rev. Gilbert Mathias being swore, stated,
one of the olliciating Priestaat the Spomiia' A,
Chapel, near Maashealersaqnsfe. Oa illareday,
March; the Prisms, preseuted himself M the
rah, is order to receive the samenweet. Whores
administer it to Mu. 'His mom fur refoilayrlrt
heisted, from alorweer caaversatlon held with

Pt Awe to holism hies wrathy arranged;
Massa *Muster. It was esefriwy to the predict
matt Catholic religiose to silinlaigier sli.ontraiwetei
boil in a deranged slate of wind. On Sunday,
, lifartkthe Prinsbrr rime non the Chord while
:dr;Wag mass. The attention of witness was
in the Chapel; on tostaina runnel, he
nosier filfribilig towards the altar, with • *ewe
herd. Witness seeing him eildnavneritait
etteentenion tails, and fessiag as snack,

whi;is was sue perfect; correct Hie betas
ton tideratectaitioa, *weave, roused the feelings t
wllis bed, is cueseleenee, written the id
Mrs I. gasoline. 1. the mold, of February, 191
feedlot wee amused, and teenaged, up to the pe
p Primmer is the Fleet, from whence *almost dai
the Moneta anti hie (Notify pith abusive aed salt
genre-fear of flinch he entail read to the Cb
leareal Nesse& ihre pruceeded to read the left
eMsded to—tins of them were aildredi 'to Mr. CI
ad *fit where to certain friesida of she family of th.
'hey were couched in the most violent lauguage.
atelsel•ll Teg-stgansellieteil • liar...-accused or ipi
his Profewiere-tioriged with instals Orating. as a
"Ideas ir/ our tealatice,pith haves( couspired wit
timiti Of the Iklettdentla wife, to rob her of her p
HaViipg Own, osei seeteduw the nature of tbu
the tweed Cedipael stated, that Ins client had
iteocemlllsy!rlieret, *corder that he aught beef
to 00,41 tux, gad thus give as oppurtuiti
Defoitdoot to gsruiiitiae his character in die um
emitter, KO_ WM °bird was to insure the pe
famllZ. Id leg effect Ittat object by the WO
1/114 OM" is be "UW4 be pertly satisfied, •
tsilo Ito v*Egtivg feelieggtoward• the Woman
r.,lge. moutuarse of the Snead, proved th
*nett' to 11it hi the *de/either of the Defeudaer
au ipplntlall stated, that he had twee aSe
thief, leg% He me eitiira*ted with the late Al
of $.04.1111 * wit engaged to trammel sou
smell killgueme fur the family, le 'tousellireacc u
ring Ofilr. Warmr anti a ibegliter of Mr. Weil
sem proye'd a le.lley of the 7th of November, 181
;without date, s&siusrling is terms of abuse, to
directed te, matt receieel by him
Creseeziembiesf—Me. V4'agesser had been trim
his wife,, fire prase time. gile had aunties what
with the angle tbrie leffenfiw`•

ON tuned, wonid
Silted, the
Pri-
N I
IL • it would be
'le my,' whethi r
I or i perfect di-
!
*fed, tbst he ems
If Antimosetlue'S
lofty, the Ist of
the commousies
itivran reseed to
img lest *as, that
I 1 .
Filth hies intesm
be had en ether i ,
'twice of the Ite.
velment tow per.
day, the Ihtb of . t
while imams woe
'we/ morseled by
I'2 he new the Pri- . ''''4
en sword in his
I. tel itIVT Moe
noshed Sewage
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the "0"-TIoddli Prism'r followed, and male a stroke of
the sword it him, which cut through kis vestment. ; hr fob
lowed him into the vestry room, and amide • third rut at
Aim, which cut him in the wrist and arm very Invert ly;
lagers were also tench cat in his endeavour to Nice hold
of the sword. Several.permus thou came up awl took the
Prisoner into ceirody. He had no duuW that the Pri ;toter
wee slermstml at the time.
Several permits who were in the chapel ilurieg the trans.
action, tornikorated this testimony.
. The Primmer being calks' upon for his defence, and tieing
informed by Mr. Baron °ARMOR, that his Counsel could not
*peek for him, be addremed the Court its them we'll !--0
athork that the priest •whe refuges to administer the .unit.
• NNW to any perms demanding it, eels from • waist... nod
Shodieimis motive, aid deserves to die • but thin twit): on
Stn no country iv indict that punishment,i I took it upon
weal."
Nlr. Le Cler reins called on for the Prisoner, stated, ilia
Its bed hooka him foe% long time. He had, for the 14.1 Iwo
}ears, hers esticisily eccentric iu his conduce His (het 'lie
• 44 dine •onoliteed, from which the yeast was mttreeted;
and mitre. He ewe told the witness anions', that it w.ts
very mo.ible fur aman to live upon iir. He had a rittlo
bevrrsl Treatises on Divieity and Surgery.
Mr. Raton Getteow—N Tate tare, Mr. Alley, how yon
lay a sire's wpm the writing of a Treatise on Divinity as a
proof of snsaisity, fw untie of our must teamed shrikes, übe
hare written Pik* Ma, high!' Nike alarmed.*
Mr. A 1.1.E.V.-" My Lurit, I ask the question, as 1 intend
to give swine of theseVreatiete in evidence. in etmerquence
of the sitirowiliteary doctrines they contain,"
The illness the., said, that he bad freqw•ntly ithsiN;4ll
toasty iarielserent arts in his behaviour. His father allowed
bolo 30/. w month for bis chemises here.
.••Ilarah Behhaw stated, that she was servant to tr..
mein% at whose house the Prisoner lodged for a considers.
time. Ilia mode of living was very estreunlitutry.
.At
in Aloe he lived for whole weeks on hread and stair. At
MOW time epos flour mid water. Ile lived fur shunt a
=Meethee emit od-cake. He then took to living twin)
and used to eat II of them in a week. He iminictiini
used to go wit very early in the morning end tiring its some
poia.f.hieb he used to pound and :kink the juice. At ofie
=o:7subsisted for about three weeks upon seances. est.
tag the dram the whole of the lifee; be sent home
=lllyof roars, which he pounded, and thee dranit the
; at another period be took a liking to feed upon
phase, which he used to posed and ate; he very UTtett ate
is WOO derf three peeks *freest dressed in this matinee, end
owe peek belled ill the shells; witness saw inrsili
white eating them. For the last four mouths before the
tromacties at the Spenith Ambassador's Chapel took place,
Nnsawer lived thinly epos mutton, of which he regularly
ate six poen& ridgy; she used to took it for him, awl knew
him to ate it. Heise asked whether she had oh.eseed
say Odom else singular in bls manner besides Isis peen-
Harelips in eating? answered. that she had several. She
often used to hear him Borst isle loud laughter, whilst
kneeling at his devotions la his own mom. On one ores.
.amt am woe crown was sent home by his order, Which she
raw him pets Ate asked the person oho brought it, whether
he meld eel make It yellow like gold, anti that he should
thee pay Aw it. fate also saw a small suit of armour is, his
rums, which seemed to bethe model for • large snit At for
himself, which be had bespoke when be first came to bilge
to her mistress's Mare; he was rather crow In his temper,
bit much snort se latterly; he wss puticslarljrieleut•f.w
days before the attack on the'Priest. Witness 'always en.
*ermined nu °Maim that he was a little insane, but lathe, ty
she had aii doubt of it.
Mrs. Meneatia, the lady with whom Prisoner had
lodged, enerobanited the evidence of her seivant to must
of she principal facts. She. believed the Pristine( to be
till.-.
Mr. Sitesnell vow Mixt ealled.—ffie is an Trod-firender, is
Oefued-street. The Prisoner on me *cession went.to his
shop and maned • pilibed Neel shield, six feet by furor.
Witness etwervail upon the difficulty and expense of such as
entitle, and reread is make it. Primmer then ordered a
wisseght.irtie shield, which was wade areordieg to bis di-
rections. The Ant owe made eateeded 451 be. weight, but
the Prisoner emnplained of it as toeing too light, and or-
dered mother, heavier, which was made accuidingly. He
also ordered souse iron helmets and hoe cuirasses, with
several sets of Mod mod leg alod week armour. Oittdrhpeot
suit of ibis tam 'N er eighed avert 1141 b. It.'
gave orders fur mime bona armour, which, boweyee, emerald
a nese-piece tit a horse, were Mat executed. He said be
Await want upward. of • thousand suits of armour al.
together. He frequently came to the shop in order to try,
tins armoire on and sometimes meld weepy the shopetew,
for two or three holm in adjusting it on him. Vposi
ness's remartieg to him the impossibility of any hew
body bearirg seat a weight of iron. Prisoner seemed dim.
pleased, nod said thaehe could easily roe Arty leagues a day.
with mai sit epos bite. Oa some days of his 'Visits to the
amp he wed I. make one of the shopairo sit dowu sod gm
▪ kllgrokaimer, in enter to see how it fitted. Witeiss ma*
se Vets Minn for him, which be said be wanted for his own
use. The moon not fitting at last was afterward. altered.
He often thought that the Prisoner was somewhat flighty,
but latterly he believed him to be downright insane. He had
nil hisnwnse wrought iron sword made fur him, to which lie
had a heavy its scabbard.
Humphries, a witeelright, deposed, that Prisoner
rause to him un one occasion, and ordered bins to make a
boat of a particular coestruction ; perceiving a car to the
workshop, le wished to have his boat In that shape, with
mist-iron wheels. Witness observed to him that cast-iron
splicels would be of nu use to a boat, hat Prisoner appeared
week affronted at his remark, and said, that he would have
the boat to ail by means of those wheels, Which be is ouhl
have room to keep in motion. The boat was mask. Each
of the wheels was about true heudred weight.
(The armour which the Primmer had ordered from Mr.
Stairwell was then produced in Court. It a...slated of an
immense iron cuirass, with large shoulder-pieces, which a
lain could with difficulty lift up to the table; two large
pieces of leg armour, a heavy inns helmet, a thick ire*
net k armour, a ume.piere for a horse, acid • highly polished
wrought iruu doable-edged sword, which measured nearly
five feet in length. While they were under the inspectioe
of tin Court, the Prisoner Axed his eyes upon them with
great 'Meatier.' as upon articles e*which he *mused to have
phased gri al Violin

Davis, one slat turnkeys of Newgate, stated, that
be had several opportunities of seeing the Prisoner while in
continuing-at, and had no reason to doubt that he 1. as de-
ranged. He owed latterly to ate a leg of mutton every day.
He rover spike to any penis's of his own accord, awl seldom
timid au answer begat frons hint when spoken to.
M. Rua, the surgeon of Newgate, stated, that the Pri-
soner asp under his constant inspection since he was run.
lined (MIN Ins maane► be hart no doubt whatever that he
a. suffer rag sutler a considerable degree of mental derange.
anent. _ . .

I)r. Puwellr Secretary to the Constnisalowers for Lienghl„
Plicate Lactic Asylum., was next swore. He stated, that
In had visited she Prisoner several limes. He bed no doolit
whatever of his bsiag mentally defaulted. The principles
a 6..11 hr reasoned as rigid, were those which every sous is
n•ee would think wrong.
Mr. 'filylor, a surgeon, who had knows the Prisoner se-
veral years, gave nearly the same testimony. He did sot
ili.tik she Primmer, urn most occasions, capable of distio-
gul•Lnsg hi teen. right and wrung,
he cv;drhil 'slug chistd,
Mr Hanoi (.1%1111.0W, in ass able and !ominous edam, to
the Jury, missioroteil ■poo the prieripal facts of 11w caw,
slay hewed previous deolitratiou, or a want of
tls,t control shirk ■ man, in his perfect sense*, can bold
osre his act' . He conceived that the evidence in the
iireolit case lift littk doubt that the arts charged against she
Pi owner were committed by him ; and the great question
would lac, if she dory believed the evidence of the Prosecutor,
whi dice the Prisoner was iu that state of mind in whirls he
',mid lie made Answerable for all its Sets. It would he
el itchy to 1.111t1.1) any man for actions of his over- which
bait nl,rual,ul

'nit int>, to nit ke.itatioa, returned a verdict—" That
~.r I'p !time r had rumeatilird the aria rhuraral tooth* Indict-
+nr•.l, leiayul Ike time ilea oleic iaaaaiiy."
he 1',4.4.15er dad nut appr,tr at all allreirel filarial: the
t.i .1. 11611 la ;It tie IlitlltiVlll 411 1161,Vt. He Pt r u,ii 6.1' the
eau.t pail like one whose mud was filial iopuu 10,114%1