The Sun.
London, England, 1804-08-07 00:00:00

THE KINC.V. TIBRNEY•

Tutu was an. I: ditimertt against the Prisoner for
feloniously, othilcinusly and advisedly endeavouring
to seduce one James Brown, serving it. His Majesty's
Forces IT Sea, from his duty and allegiance to His
Majesty. • Brow o'igas the principal Witness called
oil the parr of the' Crown, who proved that while•
he and Tierney were in' the Hospital together, at,
this County, Tierney said to hint,. that
he had a very particular favour to, ask of him, and
wl.icb fai.ur he hoped Brown would not deny him.
BtoWn thought the Prisoner wanted to burrow
sorneihkg or him, and, therefore as4ocd him that
Fe ,would be haply to give or lend him any
in his Tower. he Prisoner rel',ted, that he did
not want any favour' of that kit,tl orhip, but that.
,the favout which he wanted of him ,was, that he
would take an oath to be true to an
,Union
.entered
into amor:gst the Seamen on b•ard His Majesty's
Ship called the- Dreit:4imuqb!,,elle intention of which
was, to assist ae Fiero); Fleet whenever they should
make an attempt to invade this Country, or to take
the Et,glish Fleet. into the French Ports, and to
put all those to death who might refuse to do this,
when an opportunity offered. Brtiwn immediately
tolo. l:; m, that he bad said enough to. hang Itimstlf,
witlo ut either Judge ut Jury ; and very socn after
thk he ird rued the Surgeon of the Hospital of
;chat had pru-seti bet ween,himand the Prisoner, who
to,!ered the. Prisoner
,to be confined. From Brown's
v ;tierce it appeared, 1114 when any Seaman on shore
W4ti prevailed ott to. take an.rath to join this Union,
int. mai it n by post was inonediately sent, no bard
the Pruiduopsit, and the name of the person was
(mot, di ttely entered into a' kok kept far that
puri oar. . ierney belonged to the Drtadolight,
but Brown belonged to a,nother ship. , The
rri sorer had no Counsel. His Lord'hip, however,
st ve tab times asked the Prisoner whether he had any
questions, to put to. either of the witnesses for the
Citistvo, and w Irether.he had any thing to say in his
qty t. tief,nee,&e, ?iI is general answer vs as, No; it I,
ail cd I lis Lordship then summit! up the evi.
„td delivc red a mast excellent charge to the
.lul upon the u t tire of the Prisoner's offenceoftencei.n such
I, (nes as thes, ~nd in passing the awftil sentence of
ti e low upon; Ole Prisoner, nothing could he mute
(111;1,1i:A aod solemn.

IVA WI Cie ASSIZ ES.
ommowrairommorim

comco, ESQ. 2v. THE FAR L OF WARWICK•

Tilts .was rtn aelion to recoveia compensation in
dam-egetragaimr the Defentlant,'as Lord Lieutenant
and Cristo-, Rotuhrum of .the County of Warwick,
for a 'tresi ass committed by him upon the property
of the Plaintiff. The.darnages ,werclaid at COO!.
Mr. DAY KELL stared the case 041 the, part oldie
Pi,..n•'ff,:tvin.m he described as the son of a very
resifttble Gentleman in this County. 13e was.pos.
firoed of, .a truth intlependt.nt fortune ; was married
iti,a Lady of the greatest respeflability, with w.hom
be' rives in a domestic manner; in, the winter resi-
ding. in London,'ard in. the mounter in various parts
of tit; Country. The Learned Counsel then stated
the vatinus places to which the family had .gone.in.
the course of the summer ; at _length the Plaintiff, in
the beginning of September 1803, was calk() to
Llindoo to attend, his mother, who was 'extremely
di. lie left in the posses,ion of George Hands, the
Warwick ,Catrier, two trunks and a :hamper, to'be
fin-warded tolltemplonLocy,near this town. These
packages, ,ow the 9th of Septem,ber (by in ()al.
which the Learned' Counsel road, signed by the D.
fendant), were seized by one of alit Constables of the
pari,h of St. Mary, and conveyetl to the guard.
house, and an order was,sent to two Military Officers,
high in &minion& in the.Vllarwickdrire Militia; to
attend on e following Sunday, with the Noble
Defendant, to examine the con,rnrs.
Q4l the Sunday, the -Lord ,Lieutewor, Co!. Pack.
wood, Major Wreekr. the Constable ICtinp, err I
a black-:smith,, who was sent for to break opt.d
stunk, assembled in the .goard:house, where they
began to rout out the conttnts, which consicreti of
Nrs.Cooke, ;Ind the rest'
dirty , linen belonging to
uf the family. But for-what purpose- all thiswks

I.ONUUN t Prllited by • • •
4^.IC:IIARD HARRIS, (of No. 4, 3.liltlet-court,ll43w.strocol and by W %L.:A ~„ A 0,, se,* 'pi. (or so.th t rosvz.,•f-.o"r9i
At the SUZ44)rtiCif No. Is J't,and ; where Advrrtizemetiti, ordtvj fur the ratet, Letter/ fw the ,wilier, &sc. (ityst-ta,d), njurt.he adJrcibcd..