Star.
London, England, 1808-12-07 00:00:00

OLD Biff.t.Br.

Yesterday twelve prisoners were tried, two of
wham were convicted of felony, viz.
Foreman, for stealing a jacket and a pair of crow.
ors ; and
J. Warner, for st,mling a watch.
One was convicted. of a misdemeanour, viz.
Lydia Symons, for receiving stolen goods. •
THE NINO V. WM.. WINSTANLEY, P.; CHILL, AND

FRANCBS CITELL.
Mr. KNAPP opened the prosecution, which was an
Indictment for a conspiracy, to procure the escape of
Winstanhlr from the Fleet Prison, where he had been
confined in exeation for debt.
The indictment stated, that the conspiracy was
erected by Frances Chell, the wife of P. Chell ;—a
fellow prisoner lentilog Winstanley
,some female ap-
parel, by which he escaped to his lodgings, in Ward-
robe-plate, Doctors' Commons. After he was gone
a washerwoman called upon him with some things,
and finding that in fact he had escaped, she went to
ii,ferna Mr. Nixon, the Deputy Warden, in order that
she might not be accused of conniving at it. She then
went by the direction-of Chill, who had told her that
Winstanley WAS gone off to his lodgings, where she
found Mrs. Chell tying up a bundle, which appeared
to contain a.gown. When she told Winstanley that
she had been to the Fleet, he said she had spoilt all,
and begged her to take back a letter to Chell ;—but
this she refined to do, saying she hadnot tune. How-
ever, she afterwards went to the Fleet, to inform Mr.
Nixon that she had seen Chill. Winstanley was then
sent for by Mr. Nixon, taken back to prison, and was
put in the strong room, amidst the hisses of his fellow
prisoners. Upon being asked how he escaped ?he
- said he had his joke out in woman's cloths, as any
'man might do. `Chen was afterwards plated f9r se-
veral days in. confinement in ,the strong room, from
which place be wrote abater to Mr. Nixon, speaking
in high terms of his humanity, imploring his commi-
seration,. and adding, that 44 the assistance he gave
to Winstanley was from the belief that it was indis-
pensibly necessary he should return to his lodgings,
end that he would come back to the Fleet : and that
he (Chell) was sorry as a man (or what he had done."
Chell was soon after released. Winstanley also
wrote to Mr. Nixon, saying, that if, nobody should
suffer but himself, he would tell him truly hew he
escaped, and by whose assistance.
itsvooLos, as Counsel for the prisoner, Win-
stanley, and Mr. &urn, for the other prisoners, took
several objections to the indictment and the evidence,
which were over-ruled. First, That the patent should
be produced by which Mr.Eeles was appointed War-
' den of the Fket. Secondly, That it being avowed
that Winstanley escaped against the consent of Eyles,
he should be produced as a witness to supeort that
allegation, in order that he might be cross-examined.
!'hey each afterwards addressed the Jury, and con-
tended, that no confpiracy was proved. As to the
letters, they said they contained no precise admission
of the fact, or of the mode of the escape, or who had
assisted Winstanley, or how he had been assisted.—
'They urged also withsreat feeling, that it would be
hard ft) convict men of a conspiracy upon the evi-
dence of letters written in a state of confinement, ad.
dressed with a view 'to &Atter the person who had the
power of releasing them from their prison. Of Mr.
Nixon, the gaoler, they spoke in high terms of com-
mendation.
Mr. Satrrn, in explainhtg the law respesting con-
spitacy, said, thlit to convict one man of it, was like
the folly of the Irishman, who called himself singly a
Commit lee.
The Racoutsaa rammed up, and relied strongly
upon the letters in evidence against the prisoners Win-
staniey and Chill.
The Jury, after some fiesitatitm,preitounccd a ver-
dkt of acquittal as to all the three defendants.
THE KING 9. EAWGZESION.
This was an indictment n.O the Defetoloat for
a libel Upon Begorah, the Aloode of Trinidad, who
was concerned with Inaba in applying the torture to
Louisa Cakleroni. The libel was contained in a work
written by the defendant, entitled " A Political Ac.
count et the island of Trinidad ;" 'published hy Messrs.
• Richavdsons of Carnhill.
Upon the formal proof being keven, and the libel
-being reed, it appeared then in every one of the counts.:
the rleadeehad ir.uxted several notes, which occurred
in the work, as part of the text, but not at the places
where the marks of referenceactually occurred, but
at the ends of the sentence.
Upon this the RaCOIDER and the Costmow &te-
amster, Wore whom thq ea* was tried, prevented

MAIUUM

Yesterday morning.nt St. James's Church, the Rev. Mr. Good-
enough, second son of the Eishop of Carlisle, to Miss At arkhans,
youngest (laughter of the lace Archbishop of York.
Lately, at Winehtlsea, in Sussesl Richard Lamb, Esq. one of
his Majesty's Justices of the Yeace for that town, to Mrs. Goat,
of the same place.
Saturday, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Lieutenant-Colonel
Gascoyne, in eke Honourable Fast India Company's stroke, to
Mrs. Denton, of TavistoJt-square.
Monday, amid Morgan, Esq. to Maria, second daughter of
Robert Morris, Esq. M.P. fur the City of Gloucester.
At Edinburgh, on the 2(1 inst. Thomas Burns, Esq. writer to
t'ie signet, to Mn. Inglis, widow of the late Win. Inglis, Esq. of
Harden Green.


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