The Sun.
London, England, 1823-12-01 00:00:00

THE LATE MURDER.

llERTrorth, Nov. 30.—There is very little (if
interest to communicate respecting the unhappy inmates of the
county gaol ; indeed very little remains to be said until the,'
shall have been put upon their trials, and much of that which
has been said would have been better spared.
Thurtell, Hunt, and Probert attended the performance et.
Divine Service in the Prison Chapel this morning--1 err°
tranquil and decent in their demeanour; but Probert conducted
himself with particular reverence, attention, and decorum•
is a good deal altered, but, although grave in his apPesmnes':
riot so much depressed as the Public have been led to
His Solicitor, Mr. Williams, has not been here to.daY. the
exchange that has lately:taken place between the cells of 1'
ri9ber;
and Thurtell remains yet unaccounted for—it May be niera
precautionary step; but from what I have heard, it w°.l: 1i
0
seem to indicate some degree of suspicion that Th
nortell
nt
speculated upon the means of his escape. In' "paruent,
occupied by Probert, is almost nt the entrance Willi° the n.
trrior wall of the prison, from which, If escape were at all ritc•
ticabie, it would certainly be more easy than from the OW 0
which he is at present confined. The moat cautious strenge.
ments for security arc still observed ; three 'persons or° COn•
stantly with each of the three prisoners, two being dwar4 on
the watch. Another person, as a sentinel, is _incessantly w3lk•
ing round the prison ; and these, it will be remembered' Are
in
addition to the ordinary number of turnkeys and keepers*
Hunt, who appeared to be overwhelmed by the first jutima•
tion that he would be put /upon his trial,
has recovered sole
portion of resolution. Mr. !farmer was to see him Yeerrd,sric.
Thurtell shed tears on Friday when remonstrating add
Sheriff upon the exhibition of himself and his fellow-1)1W°
to the witnesses on Friday.
sd
Jury
The Bills of Indictment will be sent before the ass-
on Thursday, and are expected to be found by
It is understood that no postponement Is likely to take place.
are
The arrangements made by the High Sheriff for the Lrt
could
admirable and complete; they embrace every thing that could
be suggested either ,for the accommodation of the Pere°Th..:
enlelnif
business or curiosity may attract hither dazing .thereby
Assizes or for their security. An application has been k, it
the High Sheriff, at the suggestion of Mr. Justice rar„,_iice
is said, for a number of officers from each of the London To
Offices, as a considerable influx of metropolitan thieves
0:000.
doubt take place upon this occasion. Other Wring°, Ito sgetio,
meats, to which it would be unfair more partietlisral Togs'
have been also determined upon ; indeed in the wsi P
tion nothing remains to be done. Friday reem s

Gatur•

TimmAs TituarELL's BANKRIIPTCYP--: the
day
„being appointed for the bankrupt's final
Court of Commissioners was crowded to excess, by f ant °I
ty which any thing connected with die transactions 1,100, or
the brothers at present excites. At one o'clock, the aNo
pointed for this meeting, AI-. Wontner, the Govern
that the
gate, entered the Court. Our readers already know '0 on!
Bankrupt has been for some tim imrisoned in Newgliennil'''
bill of indictment found ••e• nandothers, for order
against him An to
racy to defraud the County Fire Insurance Oweeipnwer b.
from the Commissioners bad been served on Ale• 'of
ru
bring the bankrupt before nn. for the rote xci eael'e-0
nutting to his final examinatioMr. Wontrinr,
to the Court, informed the Commissioners that be the ininr,*t
advice on the matter of their summons, to bring Is it ntig°,l
rapt, and was advised that he could not obey ll',;re Assu,rttl
possibly subject him to penalties ; he at the sow liei Coot'l4,
the Commissioners, that if they would adjurn r their, 110; 4
Newgate, every accommodation should be e'el',l:`),,trinditie/Ivir.
ing it, and examining the bankrupt there. The
declined adjourning the Court to Newgate, hut
to lO4
Wontner that the bankrupt, by not appeal in 1°94;
amination on that day, became guilty of ?ilk nOtillg; ja
examininencenilintold:
ril
they suggested to him whether he (Mr. Vir.), 111'144.4 felen'e
serious responsibility by causing an act wive') 'Y —O2OO
the bankrupt, merely because he was at present in 0200 Cont'Poo
charge for a misdemeanor. Mr. Hewit stated t° cis
i°l it
cooln idoetbli
vioners, tint: the assignees considered the blinkrlP, „id tha..,.
the County Fire Insurance Office ways just clatali once du
was their duty to enforce it; and they were in
termined to procure his liberty by giving
:he charge under which lie is at present confini• •
10 °C.

The trial of Madame Boursier, the °lei°
ncPauaamstr.ei ds
oeoinfnr
eTctpheloaleitiisroindianyg. helrnhtnhsebcaentidr,seeoortheeneniii;
was adjournelvt'loe.ad
tee, the Greek KOSTOLO With the greyid
effrontery
thath
l e time, that he had no ii Oil; r" her' 00
materialstated
d facts were elicited in addition ire „,„
~,,,
The
v. !ion. Mr. BROWN, brother of the 'OOll
wccemodoulnlie'tiirs atilrnroeiruPardphyPeegr ri;veiandit.--ciiiiiin:gc9lll.llll4ollfit
1%. EN_MARK, who was missing after the attc_i‘orrir
the Dublin mail coach for Cork, lins sinci
ed tafely at Cork,—( Waterford Mirror)