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straw near, and the prisoner sesing he was .Laily
hurt, sent immediately fora surgeon, but before Coe _
surgeon came lie•was dead. It appeared, by the i MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
subsequent examination Of the bead by the inalical 1 oFeice OF ORDNANCE, MARCH 7.
men, that there was :;.fracture in the skull and ali . Corps of Royal Engineers.
great effusion of blood' on the brain, but ;hat, the To be Second Li uttnants,
skull was so remarkably thin, that a blow lea very . Gentleman Cadet Isaac M. Fine, vice Hulnie, promoted.
Gentleman Cadet Wm. M. Gossett, vice Wright, promoted.
violent would probably have c !used the fracture. li
Gentle:ll4n Cadet Philip 0. Shane, vice Birch, promoted.
. The Jury found the prisoner guilty of manslaugh. Centliman Cadet Thomas F. lautc.ey, vice Mar aulty , promoted.
tereand-tho beanie.' Judge tined him a shilling, find c enflames Cadet John Spetiing, rice Kellett', promoted.
ordered him to be discharged. . . i Gentleman Cadet Richard S. Young, vice Melville, promoted.
. Gentleman Cadet Daniel Bokon, vice Pnrgle, prometed.
Joha IFe4b, alias Currhman, was indicted for the Gentlesuan.Cadut-Fred. W. Whinyates, vice Savage, promoted.
wilful Murder of laionnai Wylde, by shooting him, i Gehl luan Cadet Atexauder W. Robe, vice waters, pronnasu.
on the 2d of October last. Mr. Holland conducted Genticniaa Cadet '1 bonnie B. Hayter, vice Prince, promoted.
the proseeutiou, and the facts of the case -Sono as
,Gentlenain Cadet Ralph C. AWersofe v,ce Abbey, promoted- .
e
Ifoilows: mit-non cadet Ives Stocker, vita Cole, promoted. .
Mr. Wylde, on the 2.3 of 'October, had been at All dated Decomber 14, 1811. •
BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED.
Crely don fair, and was returning home to Wester- Thomas Neave, now or low of Gutter-:ane, Cheapside, Lomlee,
:II itti, i.i co:upany with a young.man, his son, and ink-weaver, dealer and chapnian.
'tits granista, a lad of 15. About seven o'clock they • BANKRUPTS.
teacned pa:worn-hill, when they heard U voice calling Charles Semeand John Lendstedt, both of I.lv. rpoulower-
" stop, stop." His son George desired him to stop,
chants, deanl-rs' cliapnien and copartners, Co surrender Apt•l
1u 11, and May 2, at oars a• the Globe Tavern, John-sir...et,
obserying, that probably they had dropped s•nne- Liverpool. Attornies, I%h:sit's. Cooper and Lowe, Soalthaisp-
thing, or that some part of their harness had broke. 1 ton•Buildings,Chancerrlaue, London; or Messrs. tarred and
They accordingly stopped, when a man came up, pre- Baines, Liverpool.
seated a pistol, and demanded money. Mr. Wylde W..i,itt'nrru lifnigi', attiljelk. ;1714411:1111rauP::: ,dheaeler and
mite, 421 k a tan,ni
said he came at a wrong time, they had been to the kt; e, York. Aut.:ink:, Mews. Brook and Balm. r, Yeak,
fair, and had spent their money ; the robber, how- or Messrs 11:11 and Brodtick, No. 43, Bow-late, Cheap.ide,
ever, insisted on having sonic, and Mi. IVylde pro- London.
duced a dollar and a canvass bag. After he receiv. i John Townsend, of Crane-court, Fleet-street, London, uphol..
ster.tad
ed it, r. NVylde exclaimed " there you cowardly .yrrdeale
9, at eleven,d ch
attuil. 1 •MarchselApril
Attorney, Mr. ;Itbisou ea, tea,rascal,"•Mand cut behind his chaise, where the robber i Friday-street, Cbeapside.
was standing, with his whip. ,:l'he lash struck him l William Philip Philippe, of Great James-street, Bedford-row,
in the face, when he immediately levelled his pistol Middlesex, coal-merchant, dealer and chaptuan. Much s.B,
and fired—two balls entered the head, avid Mr. Wylde -LAanpreit 14,417trldtlaowy.2, at twelve, at GuitelhalL Attorney, Mr.
instantly dropped and expired. His son and George Gray, of Pentonville, hlidsilesex, commander of the East
graniisoe got him home, and the robber escaped.— India strip Canton, deader and chat stun, March as, at twelve,
1 ['he evideuee to• fix the charge upon the prisoner April 18, a•, ten, and May a, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudest.
melt who were with
rested chiefly on the two youngOwen,Mr.
Thomas llreper, deal*
41e deceased ; one of them spoke to his person, hut and chapman, April 3, at four,* Cheshire
April 4, at nine. and May it,
they both agreed in his resemblance. The robber at nine, at the White Lion, Stockport. Attoruirs, Ur. Nut
had a dirty round frock, and an4".l hat, which was bury, Macclesfield ;or Messrs. Sherwin and liall, Great
either very greasy or an oil skin Over it, as it shone in
the moonlight. samjauel4-euertrecant'd Befitted-row,
ha;r9d Taxi of Tddsley with Sbacierley,
Lancashire, cottuu-spinners, Pats,
and chapnien, i.prit sit,
On the part of die prisoner several witnesses were 23, at two, and May 2at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, llolinti.
examined to prove an alibi, and the Jury, after con- Attornies, Mr. Metldowcroft, Gray'a-lun, London; or Mil
siderable delioeration, returned a verdict, Not Guilty. Ralph ISoart:man, Drldgee.suvet, Bolton.
Robert Powell, oh Staims, Middlesex, basket maker, rod-iner.
chant, dealer and chapuian, Marcia 24, at ten, April 14, at'
eleven, and May 2, at [welt e at Guildhall. Attornies, Mr.
Richard Wallthew, Eghant 1-4 the, near Statues; or Messrs.l
Taylor and Clement, Gray's-lini, London.
Francis Cianchettini, of New Bond-street, Middlesex, mode.
seller, dealer and chap:tun, Marche4, Apt i 1 7, li,.d May a, at
ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. "aewcumb, Vine.street, hic•
caddly.
Wilhani Barnett Stuart, now or tans of St. bre% I Iti titltncloa•
shire, leilmonger and leather-dresser, dealer and chapinau,
March 30, 31, and May 2, at ten, at the atm Inn, Catitbrulyie.
Attorney, M.. Cooper, Cambridge.
James '1 hew, Of JOCKS& :Welds, Lou nam, ship-owner; dealer and
chapinan, March 28, April 11, and May 2, at ti clue, at Gong-
bah, London. Attorney, Mr. hisaMeid, Great Vie:atm-creel,.
Gisoclman's Fields.
George Griffiths, of Hanistrad, Herts, butcher, dealer and chap-
math March 24, April 14, and May ; at ten, at 6 oddball
Attorney, Mr. Greenland, Red Lion-court, Fleet-street.
Charles keynolds, of Bridge.couct, Midi:lmes, picture-drat!*, i
dealer and chailmut, March 2s* April 4, and May 2, at elever,l
at Guildhali. Attorney, Mr. Powell, tincb-lade,Cornhill.
John Twiner, of Crat.hourne-passage, Leicester-aquate, Middle•
sex, silk-mercer, dealer and c.hapaun, March In, at tee, April.
14, at eleven, and May 2, eat twelve, at Guildhall. Attutuey,
Mr- Pakley, Martini-taut, ea:num-stmt.
William Wtllinson, Thema. Greenhalgh, cud James Wribley.,all
of Cilthcru, Lancashire, calico-printers and copartners, April
Is, at live, April 14, and May 2, at eleven, at the latick 4411
Inn, itlackourn. Attornies, Mr. s'AirrditWOrta, blackinun; hi
Messrs. Milne and Ferry, Tintphi, Ltindoi.
James Smith, late of the Greenwich Woadi hand, builder, dealer
and chapinan, Mauch 21, April 14, and Mar il, at ten, at
Giniai.alt. ALturnics, Messrs. hula es and Lub.den, 11, Glop
meat's Ina. i
Thomas f.theringtoni of Lawrence-Pountney-lane, London,
drysalter,•deaor, and ch:.T.rnao, April 4, 14, sad .hiay s, at
eleven, at Guildhall. Amnon, M. Uldam, Last-street;
blackuiars,
..
Daniel nytie, of Walthion-Abbey, Essex, grocer, dealer and chap.
• mans, Is..artis us, Apru 4, acrd May 2, at tau, at Litibututu.—L
Attar :sea, Meats. liallatid Drake, aiiitea-hall, Ciumem-su eat.
George Suter, of Gitoril-ae.a.i, Middlesex, eala-utercer, dealer
and cliainsiau Marcie 84, April 14, and .141 hr It, at ten, at
(1 ',Mihail. Attorney, Mr. Stevenson, New-square, 1.-Memo's-
Joe, Loudon
John Francis lltsanges, late of Wheeler-street, Spitalfields, Mid-
dlesex, colourolyer, crater cud chakiaiiii, March its, April 4,
and May 2, at twelve, at Guildluid. Attorney, Mr. Chunk/
Pa.ernuster-row, vitalliaids.
John WharltoU but.iii y, of Lbpton, Middlesex, cow-keeper,
dealt/ and chapinaii, March i. 4, al, :oaf May 2, at ten,*
4..4 dhali. Atiotn.e., Mc 'it 6. le. et.:..U. W • airiest. Crow's.*
eatirr, Aldersg2:e-succt.
Davi.l Lupks rereira, of Artillery-place, Finsbury, Middlesex,
wider-writer, dealer and chapati:in. March at, April 7, and
on the part or the prosecution, it ALy 2, at tan, at 10UU.111:4U.. A1L011114.1., Messrs. 11:414.4: 4/14
but., b%4 Ittllr. s-Lute, Caumuu-stree,..
Scourge revenue cutter, nee day
Jeteli.,all Lewio2tun, at 1.4:111411 iitt..et, Good.man's-Fields, Mid-
;x.v a smuggling v.:siel, which they U.-sex, plumber and glazier, .;eater and cuapivau, Match ins,
but the smugglers carded off the :spill 4, at one, and ivlay a; at eleven, at Guthman. Attur-
telt ; the boat's Crew then attemp- Ilbeartthaail. 1 lviihee hag I..civi., Alaiii.-tame, l'elikAst..Ch•str.:l4.
,Auggling vessel, but the smugglers ineitieNus.
consequance was, that a battle royal • April 14. Wm. Green the poetises, of Maidstone, Kent, dealer
she smugglers fought with the and ctiapnian.—Apill 18. Win. Humbly, ot I elmouth, Lurnwast,
and of Great litii-alley, Colemn a-stiett, sieretand—April an.
and the officers with their cutlasses ceariee aptiserp Wheelwright, of Culpilionreet, Lonsiou, Jun-
k musky ts. Several town's'people chant—April t 7. Joint Polglase, of Bristol, mercui.nt—April 11..
the affray, and.a volley of stones John Wright, or brury-lane,- co...cu-.pciog-enaker—Aptd 24.
were poured forth by each party John Agnew, of tariavetior-sepiani, batiker.—April 11. John
Currie, oh Weatoo-sti cut, Southwark, ronuuoft-braver—mar j.,
azersaries. The detendant, Roberts, 111Minaminamilm.mm•••.111•11
V% in. Smith sod }ratios liecket, of Liverpool, linen-draper..—
officer, was cf the party, and its the Hottse-Bnzaamo.—On Wednesdavevening, agent i may iv. win. loaasfue at anaseaspreatseet, mere/Len—:dull
iple declared, being called upon to =yen o'clock, a wellolriaown
_reputed thief, of the
18• lease proAtasti, eat sewkesbtuy, Gloucestershire, groat.--
of doing so, he knocked one of name of ellishad litfuchdl: was discovered by two per- l AAprr,lll 414.5' jwtt. Sulijohtha'so°,ll"ruot. L'i.si'..r.ttpiuwara,". I.ll"urer:i:suig4tunAw"fri"..7. -and was active on behalf of the sons in the street to be making his way into the at- u. Brack .4 P- 4
..Plll. an. .....hjitilhh Le 11/41.ctitricr., oh aearateraP-court,
the other hand, several witnesses tic windows of Mr. WATBoN, surgeon, in Newcastle- Loudon, metchions—April 14. Joseph liiiioliaw, to Gloucester-
resenne people were the aggressors— street, Strand ; the alarm being given, Mr. Watson, street, orient-eguare, victuaher.—..yril At. Ralik Noble, ail
' all he could to preserve the peace. and his assistant, traced him into the adjoining house, ettareea. I errace,. C hunitan-streer-Ruad, merchatit.—April 14.
I the defendant—Not euilty. in •Wyc.h.street, where, by the active exertionsci 1 heroes liowiligel of Lime-street, London., pup:it—may 1s:
Wm. Byatid 1 o.,uSauds„ of fenchurch-strect-chainbers, ship and
It Aneat 20. • ' Humphries, a Bow-street officer, who was passing at I.lnsurnice:brokirs—Aprd 14. 'I Lomas tiantsvu Macleod, of
faimer at Kingsnorth, near Ash.: the time, and Mr. Bird, a neighbour, the villain was I.Toketikuuse-yard, Lonates, meichant—April 14. Daniel auto-
, for the wilful murder of John Man. found concealed under a bed. He was taken imme. ' mon. of siolh-Pluarige Whilechinottis wear cr—Arli 11. balmiel
iy of the 7341 regiment, by .giving diately to Thav-stieet, and committal by Mr. NAass, uutKumty, of the lionsferry-laud, Wouninster,coach-snuen—
April li. Win Scott, of Lloyd's Coffee-bow, inannince-broker.
on the head. with a stake. By 'for further exernination„
i April 13. Robert Hutchinsuta, of Manchester, joiner—April et.
appeared that the deceased, with four Friday, between twelve and one o'clock, a fellow George Barton Marsden, of anchester, uphOltsterer—April2V.
fromthe Barracks at Ashford, together !stole a bed from the slap of Mr. Heap, of Woburn- : mm. Heady, of Swansea,. victualkr—April 11. John Maslen-.
hedges, on the evening ot the sth ;street, Bloomsbury. He was dursued and taken with ',pads. of Cleases-Cross,jcweuer—April si. Min Asichau abr.").
They, however, trespassed on ' the bed. —Be was carried to Bow-street and comm atop, of Putters, Hanoi, salesman. it. 7.,
. orchard at Kingsnorth, and while they teal for trial. Awoman was brought to the same office, f
. .CERTIFICAI ES, APRIL 11.
: C. Hughes, London, merchant. J. Child, Nexfh tour-factor.
orchard, the prisoner and his man came and charged with stealing a ham from a cheesemon- .2.Hoirs„,, L,„tamweconap.mak„r. T.L.,,briek,iii,,,,k,,twry,
their hands. The soldier lads, Ott , gar's shop in allacacmoor-street, Clare-market, where .areper. C Rotas* oiarsineten„ druggist. C. Webb, liotwaro-
deavoured to make their escape, but 's'ae went under pretence of purchasing some cheese. .atrimt, wine.urerchaat. 1. Brune and V. Custance, Yarmouth,
•ertook the deceased as he was getting -Committed for trial. shipwrights.E, Rubetts and I. Welch, Suffoik•lantr, brokers.—
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and gave him a violent blow en the txtettrors.—lY. lotus of the 48thregiment was W. T pple, Gulden-lane, groCer. J. Sects' Cheuise street,ul-
Aerer. J. Morley, schwa' &tone, si:k•tis
, ,
ste.r. ii 010Vt$ P. t-
ake which he held in his hats* *hick ere: used &t Northampton last week, for the mutder do at fie, victualler. .1. L. ratteasOitioney btratford, er .
the prosecution described as th.ck as it S. Lees, of the same regiment, at Weedon Barracks. G. Notley, banfortl,iusshoitier. 41.Greaves, Manchester, ilea
blow knocked the deceased down, e. earl, ithea sacadaasel, draper. S. tienden, iiin, .
At Winchester Assizes twenty prisoners were ca- ke.Pcf• .
knees and begged for mercy.-- pitally coevicted, nine of whom were left tor execu. "'vet. tinker.
PARTN IPS DISSOI VED gave him another stroke on the . i....,n. - When two of them, Frenchmen, for forgery, R. .ad ft. White, 4,t,ep• ort, pi, ~..enaker,', ruift and Palling,
deceased got up, walked a little way, i were taken from the bar, they stied Pity &miaow* I ticcadiny, boot-makets. Jane and Penn, Chepstow, timber-
-q again; he WILS.WIIOICIi 10 some ; rive Plinternir 1 • indaul,t,. Limnos ar.4, Spruce:, Neuters:ins, lace mantaat-

ASSIZES.

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Mita, SUFFOLK, MARCH 79.
A7ll Arrixed here yeaterday, and
te was opened., Thtre are filitr,
*Crown Side, and amongst whom
a most beinous natnse, via. rour."
The causes An the-Civit Side are
I:cresting. The Judge, in his ad..
fruitiest, lamented, is terms ricry
Cilenclar befiore him held forth so
orsenct.F., even more than the whole
I-le, however, congratulated the
Im-ogst the first N‘ hich bad I;iven
Bible Society, by great subscriu.
'ed., that by the disttihuti.in of the
loitsequent inculcation of religion
orders of the poor, offences would
Id of lesser magnitude when such

'ere heard on the Civil Side, tithich
,ly to the parties concerned.

Isl'ONE, MARCH ie.

'ere indicted by the mutts of Kiam
rape upon the person of Emma
ith of October last, at Stone, pear
Monty.. _ _

the preseenuix way, that she lived
I. and about four o'clotlt in the
hh of October; she Was retmsniim
ilia met three Lascari, whb ac-
iguage she did 1102 understand.—
',hei•circumstances; nit fit to be re-
•emlt. of which was, the complete
the two priioners in succestion. •
was confinned, as to the violence

hive been used against her pz,r-
isea evideni.oit sereral parts of her

ti•e..parish of Dartford stated,
of the. ill. usage of the girl was
paribN sad she had no friends of
Ito the thelimitances, he thought
tavotrrto tang the offenders to jus-
'y took the girl with him on board
lying in Long Reach, where he
nclers probably came from, the Cap-
ordered the crew to be mustered, and
on the two prisoners. They after-
(:.aptain of a third, who was with
6110 apprehended, but afterwards

POLICE.

case being thus proved, a witness
id himself to the Court, and begged
stating that he had seen the trans-

:hat his name Was Plumb, dip he
:klayer, at Stone, and in the after-
A October he was returning home
neighboinhood, Ile saw the Lascars
;patty with the girl, and Ire saw her
vith one of thetn ; he kept behind,
time before he 'came up to them,
them in an indecent situation. The
lged colour. He kaid to her, " for;
v," but she made no answer. She,
contenting, and exhibited no symp-
hearing afterwards that the*:
ded for the rape, as matter of hu-
;ward to give this evidence.
Jude told the Jury, it was now a
between the witnesses, if they be
witness they must acstuit the priso-
' ,t Guilty.
inlicted capitally fur forging the
tamed It'iodes, was Isaacs. The
by Mr. Noun', as Counsel for die
, as it :Appeared lic-m his statement,'
inst the prisoner dependeti solely on
• accomplice, named Williams, the
n d said, it would be too much to'
,vict any man of a capital offence
and, as the Counsel admitted they'
ton (.f the -offence, the ev:dence was
and the prisoner was consequently

occupied nearly the whole day in
which afforded no great interest.
;.gainst a ,person of the name
;table at Deal, for assaulting an uffi-

FROM SATURDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE.

• MARLBOROUCH-sralaT.—Saturday a person of the
name of Mircha, of decent appearance, was exami-
ned at this (Mice, on a charge of stealing from the
person of Mr. Math, a pocket-book, containing £SG
in Wilk of Engl end notei. The prosecutor stated,
that about eight o'clock on Etiday night he was
neaving uic Catholic Chapel, in Spanish-place, Man-
citester-squate, where he had attended divine service,
audgoing down stairs towards the great doors teas
busued by several persons. He felt his coat lifted up
at the sante time by the prisoner, who was between
hiarand the wall. Missing his pocket-book, he col-
lared the prisoner, who struck him a violent blow.—
l'he prosecutor, by calling fur assistance, secured the
poisoner, and conveyed him to Mary-la-bonne watch-
house. Going to the watch-house, he told the prose-
cutor.that another person had taken the packet-book.
fhe prisoner, it was stated, had been seen before about
the uours of the chapel. When searched at the
watch-house, a lady's pocket-book was tam,' in his
possession, containing it) in notes. He did not give
any account of himself, and was remanded fur further
lexamination to-morrow. Great robberies have been
conintiued of late me the congregation, mostly fo-
reiguers, at the Above Chapel.
IlmoN-HALL.—A poor man named Career, was
summoned before the Sitting Nlttgistrate, charged
with exercising his calling (soling a pennywont; of
sand) on the Sabbath day. On looking over the in-
formation, the worthy Magistrate discovered that the
defendant was fne:ely charged with exitycising his
calling, and not any specific act charged against him;
this charge he held to be too vague and general to
give him any jurisdieti,:n, and therefore he discharged
the complaint. In adverting to these informations
(generally, he observed, that the object of the society
at whose in,,:igation 'they were brought forward, was
certainty highly meritorious And-Prais:werthy in its
intention, to enforce' tbe observance of the Sabbath
day with due decorum au:kpiety ; but he was fear-
- tui they commenced their labours with the wrong
class •of persons. Should • they not rather visit the
subscription houses in St. Jansees,street, and the Sun-
.day routs and musical 'partici of certain Countesses
and tided ladies at the west end of the town, than,
thus *M*t the poor unfortunate objects who preba.
dcenti on the profits arising Iron their Sunday
ntiOrniirg cust•nnero, to provide their families with'
bread for the day ?
BOW-sreerr.—Several pastry cooks in the Strand
and ns neighbourhood were convicted in the penalty
of five shiliings, for exercising their lawful callings on
the LOUD'S day, by the Society established far that •
purpose.

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EURY ST. PDMI
Mr. Justice lis:a
this day the Assizt
two pi Inert-iin the
the one ND are of ;
ders, rapes, Sec. '1
few, and very unin:i
tlres to the Grind
etpressiVe, that the
many enormous of;
of the Circuit.
county in being an
countenAce to the
tions, and observed
Bible., and • the cot
amongst the lower
be less frequent an:
. occtirred.
Several causes we
were interesting onl
MAIDS
Two Lascars Wel
and .11/qou, for a. r
Pwel, on the 10d,
Dartford; in. this cot
The tale told by.
at Dartford,
afternoon of:the 1(A
to Dartford, when
vested tier in a lanp
She theh detailed oil
peated I but the re
fact of a-rape by the
Thjs stat)_ment. 1
which appeared to 1
son, front the bruise
bote •
Overseer of
that as' the report
spread through the
ability to inquire ins
k his duty to' endea
Lice. He according)
an India ship, then
thought' the offeade
tatn•of which order
the girl fixed upon
wards told the CaF
them, who N vas al
The facts orthec
valuatarily tendered
La give evidence, st,
actioa in part.
. He then stated th
was a master brick
noon, of the 10th of
front a job, in the tie
before him in comp;
go into the field wit
and it was a little to
'when he saw their
girl saw and change
shame, you hussey,'
appeared perfectly c
toms of resistance.
wen mere a pore} ien
manity he came for
The Learned Ju
*tatter of credit be
hived this latter wu
Verdict—N
C. Dempres was it
will of a scaman, na
facts were op :tied b]
prosecution ; but, a
toot The case agains
the tes imnny of an
Judge interposed, a!
ask a Jury to cony
•n such evidence;-:
had nertmfirosatioi
sot entered into, ist
acquitted.
• The Court was .ca
she trial' of a cause
It was an informat
of Roberts, a consta
ter of the customs.
By the evil. nee,
was stated, that the
in October I ist, saw
(limed on *slime, b
cargo over the ben'
ted to seize the srpu
resisted. The cons(
ensued, in which
thwart of the boat, a
and the buts of their
cf Deal' joined in
- from the beach wi
against their advers
who was a peace oh
Custom.hiasse peopl
aid their', Pastead c
their party' down,
smugglers. On th
swore that the reset
that Roberts did all
The Jury found ti
. Theme: Burtom, a I
ford, was indicted fc
ley, a drummer boy
him a violent blow
the evidence it appe;
...tliers, went ftomair
wild ph:mbs on the
of September last.
the prisoner's orchar
were in the orchard,
a., with sticks in the
seeing them, endeav
the prisoner overtool
over a fence, and
bead with the stake
the witnesses for the
their arm. The lilt
but he got up on his
The prisoner then I,
• breast. The deceas
;cid Last u sett tiovra
•