The Sun.
London, England, 1822-08-08 00:00:00

THE LATE ABOMINABLE OFFENCE,i,,,,erigt
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.—Yesterday Thomas Ju"' this
the soldier of the Foot Guards, who was committed' frogshoP
office, charged with being concerned with Percy Jocelyn'
of Clogher, in the commission of an abominable ofter'e„e'bsil,
brought from the House of Correction to be admitted out 0'; two
Mr. DYER, the sitting Magistrate, having taken his sea 'the)
persons having the appearance of respectable tradesnierliog'
i
came forward, and tendered themselves as his bal• The Fri-
strate informed them of the nature of the charge against thttee
soner, and asked them whether they were willing t° were
for his appearance at the sessions. They replied theYnerty,
ready to bail him. The usual questions, as to their Prato as
debts, &c., were then put to them, and they were aecicoee
at
the bail in the sum of 250/. each for the prisoner's aPPeallis
the sessions. He was bound in a recognizance of 500/. for ti gone
pearance. After the usual forms of registering, &c. had bee coon,
into, the soldier quitted the office 'accompanied by solve P.O the
but no sergeant or any soldier attended to take him awayceseere
witnesses to the transaction who have alreadygiven evideltbeo al
summoned to appear before the Magistrate, who had,erstand'
introduced into-the private room, and there, we scion
he directed them to be in attendance to appear at the ,••)_,O refs'
where they were expected to give evidence against the tvl
creams, and they were also desired to hold themselves laci`oislte
ness to go to Ireland, where their attendance would he cola'
in the Ecclesiastical Court, as a suit was about to !"deprite
menced immediately aainst the Bishop of Clogher, °that 0'
him of his See, &c. ''he witnesses being informed The
their expenses would be paid, said they should prnell. •
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payment of the immense revenues of the see of Cloy of It
been stopped since the discovery of the infamous cowl°
most unworthy possessor.
CRUELTY TO ANIMALS-
, the 0--
HAT TON-GARDEN.—YeSterday evening, be fore .13 14,5,,
of the Magistrate td proceed to business, Richard Mart'Vetlea
M.P. for the County of Galway, appeared at the office a
~, the
by Harris, belonging to the Bow-s reet Patrol, and 13r0egis'sor.
officer of this establishment, having in custodY tw°,,rnt the
mongers and their donkey and cart; and we soon e -
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intention of the Honourable Member was to pr
Wilsden, one of the costtrmongers, for barbarous e 3
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to the unfortunate dcnkey. —On the arrival °f s he °.
trate, Mr. Martin stated to his Worshitt
passing -in his one-horse chaise, throug that
road, yesterday evening, he saw the twoGrapyrisonersd
a woman riding in a cart, drawn by a jack-ass; aril
prisoner Wilsden beating the poor animal in a brutal whei;
that on examining the ass's back, he saw the flesh tornl/oeratet;
the Honourable Member had no doubt had beei;,;s, laelt
intentionally, for the purpose of torturing the .laes•
bY ber on.
produced to the Magistrate the stick employed
in beating the poor brute. The. Honourable Metaso 111,111
eluded with saying, upon his honour, he never, olio .at
savage conduct exercised towards any poor ass, an e
the Illagistrate of a late Act of the Legislatnrrihd,g
punished such conduct with fine or imprisonment-,A,ere be,.%11 •
gistrate called upon Wilsden for his defence 1:)f .-$54
no charge preferred against his companion beyond tbetod
ing in the cart, he was discharged). The prisoner'„' ass/ 00-
was very obstinate indeed, and that it was a i3O:rociitireoffoe:
lately had a foal ; she had no inclination to g 0 "
lingsgate for oysters and leave the foal at home. itscish•
nourable Member for Galway pointed out the stic
and tough supple qualitiei with which poor .iennYch a wbrofl/4tes'
ed, and submitted that the fellow, from using sa log able
must have been a drover, and in the habit of pun being ifte to
The Magistrate fined the prisoner 205., _which, he hold P:9./
to pay, Mr. Martin put it to the prisoner, how he s"oteaay O.
be put in a cart, and beat and punished in the saed Bs. Or, Sot
Here a young woman, the sister of Wilsden, Offerbretherof
being all the money she had, for the release of her rived, t the
the Honourable Member did not like to see her tot to ,Fohle
her money, and used his influence with the Magltaer
prisoner for this offence be set at liberty, which,
admonition, was done accordingly.
COAL-MARKET, AUGUST 7. price is o'l
Shis at Market. Ships sold
37p Newcastle 301 . 3q24 to
17 Sunderland - 17 -
of
BIRTHS. the Pal
On the 6th, in York-street, St. James's-stl"re' of Colefie
Dr. Boyt.on, of a aughter.
At Nairne Grovde, on the 19th ultimo, the Lady
' Anderson, K. T. S. and C. B. of a daughter.
gee of
of
MARRIED. the land
Oa Wednesday, at Walcot Church, Bath, by the
1' die
' Barry, Edward Carlton Cumberbatch, Esq., er 0.) be Gerr e
Barbadoes, to Mary Gertrude, eldest daughtt
after for th
Aihe, Esq. of Belvedere, in this city. ShortlY, house
mony, the happy pair off from Mr. Asbe.asoon.Fid of
Continent, where they mean to pass the honey' ;g the titer
On Thursday, Ist. of August, at St. Nardi' clang ,
Benjamin Golding, M.D. to Sarah P,elerin, COde hsa
William Blew, Esq. of Warwick-street, Pail Aoiphe
) On the 3d inst. at Lille, • France, Louis Dellis' a cro '
A
teats, Sousintendant Milltaire, Chevalier de Richaz
Frances Elizabeth, only daughter of the late Sir
Bart. $s
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On the7th inst., in Welbeck.street, at theil°ele of n
Blair, Esq., her brother in law, Lady Blair, f joseP
- General Sir Robert Blair K.C.B. igiot 0 • e
i On the 23d ult., at Bath, aged 58, 3larY' Cattle°
Alcock, Esq., of Roehampton.
On the 3d inst., at Bruton, o. Somersetslr e, lcirsjirstattloll3'
Burges, relict of the late Daniel Burges, 30/ 4,
r On Sunday' last, in Well-street, Hackney, i*b lee
S the wife of Mr. Stephen Curtis. of 101gdatlglato,
On Friday se'nmght, aged 75, Mrs. Hales, ciaestivoia
- relict of Robert Hales,' Esq. of that place; of
f and coheiress of 'the late Sir John Turtle 9 Pe'
Norfolk.