Star.
London, England, 1812-08-06 00:00:00

ASIIZES.

!:WES, AUGUST 4.
;fatRAL PUILIPPON.
zher. William Hatter, and
indicted for conspiracy, to aid
Philirpon and Philip Auguste
goners of war, from Oswestry, in

)petted the case, and detailed
ie sought to convict the priso-
ich was as follows ;
that General Philippon was a
ind that the last time he saw
o'clock on the 30th day of
iso been a prisoner about three
a tall man, about 6 feet, thin,
re, and usually wore a grey
coat. Gamier was about 5
pale, and wore a blue coat,
coat. The defendant, Robinson,
' within three miles of Oswes-
!d on much business as a mil-
he sent his servant to Shrews-
ing machine, and directed him
.t length, in the evening, Ro-
and had a poney tied to the
ian to go forward to Haygate
'ode the pone), until they over- I
le road, a small man in a blue
:oat. They went to Haygate, I
igliam road, and there Mr. R.
himself with two Gentlemen
•way for Birmingham. The
.cobinson and the two Gentle-
tte Tavern, at Birmingham,l
;d .the nest morning. The next
chariot, with a dicky box, took
tare. It appeared that Robin-
Birmingham about ten, day's
i'ke this carriage at a Mr.Virhee-
At Birmingham, and agreed at
post-chaise driver, of the name
him as a servant, fur which Ix
iund a day and a new hat and
be ready to set cif on the first
Ac. Tingly Yoxall came with the
Shaksipeare. He then travelled,with
and hared the horses, 3cc. on.
. know the two Gentlymen t4t.
Anson, and be never heard thew
2y arrived at. Ryee and were
-house kept by the defendant,
were at Birmingham, Robin-
the hand.writing of Hughes,
tg that all was well and, ready.
persons with him, continued
the mean time, the escape
was made public. and a sharp
the coast for any boat going
sea ; at length, or; the 12th of
as seen rowing into Rye early
bad Robinson, Hatter,
.and.
inson got ashoie befoke thotpp,
dm, and upon their questioning
- as to who he was, they said
ighbourhood. He was traced
ties, and . when the Queers en-
boots were wet with„saa-watcr.
iestioned, it was.so, and thy.
it at ra, maciesel fishing.M.
himself ling*? and the 1 , .
Lken. into ituniellialA cuaudb,
t evidence as to the identity
'Philippon and hii companion ; bupl
description of their person',
iption . given of them by Mr.
sweitry.
the Jury found them—Guilty.
V. BOWATER.
recover £lO7 for a bill run
young officer in the Sussex
un, Brighton.
the, defendant, attacked the,
insisted the Jury ought not to
bill ; that some of the people
fleeced, but skinned their visitors;
by giving credit to such an
1, a mere subaltern of the mi-
his bill closely pared down,
would reduce it at least one-
meveraound for the plaintiff
iroved—X.s7 16s.
INO V. PRAT.
Won against the defendant,. a
for auaulting some officers of
or their duty.-
;rted, and others, stated, that in
A officers were attending the
torniationa for offences against the
,Room, Chichester ; while they
tossribled below,,aud greeted
.viz. horns, saii-bOxes, &C. ;
the mob hustled them. and fol-
street, elbowing and assaulting
Peat was particularly noticed
work ' • and being positively
found him Guilty.
‘NEIS, v. DAY.
a coach-maker at Brighton,
a Gentleman well known as a
ver payment for altering his
1 chaise to a four-wheeled car-
s proved to have.been done.
stenn stated, that his client, Mr.
severe accident by being dirt ..vn
determined him to ride in more'
therefore he determined to have
to a four-wheeled one. With
de an exhibit of liiiriself to the
desired a carriage in which he
• and, indeed; it was most ina-
, shnuld *nut be thrown down ;
might truly say—" When I am
levers to. lift me up again ?".
'ue reseinblance of Falstaff in
good humour ; but he also
was a perfe:t Gentleman, a man
which Falstaff was not! How-
this carriage of the coach.
nine home it was wholly
rto mount into it. Seeing this
iff scratched his ears, and shook his
.id, he would contrive a step
Mr. Day to mount into the car.

ilrepensuhr • •
• "'ASS
StiBSFX-I.EI
EsCAPIC OP Gil
James IGLioron, Johd
William7ia-ner, were and
;the escape ol Arnaud P 1
.Carnier. French prisoner
6hropshire.
I Mr. Serjeant BEST of
the evidence by which hi
tiers at the bar, and whit
.1 Mr. Toosey proved, d
, prisoner at Oswestry, ar
him was about twelve c
June. Gamier had also
s years. Philippon was a
with a. scar over his eyi
coat, with a blue great
feet 6 inches, thin and
• with a brown great coat.
had lately taken a mill v
try, but had not carried
ler. On the 30th July h
bury, to get a weighing
to wait his coming. At
binsen came, in a gig,
shaftsi be told the man
with him, Ana the,mAn tc
took.a gentleman on the
coat and brown great co
• which is on the Binning:
pole a chain, and hi
got snto,it, and went
post boys then traced RI
i nun to the Shakspeart
, Where they breakfasted .1
morning a travelling chs
them from the Shakspea.
son had passed through
before, and had bespoke
ley's, a coach-maker, at
the same time with a po
of Yoxall, to go with hk
was to give him a,pou
coat, and told him to be
day of July. Accordii
earriage to the Shakspes
• them as a servant, and
t!aact: He did_ not kno
sitcompanied Robinson,
ail.eak. At length they
; put down at a public-hc
Hughes. While they
ion ,received a letter in t.l
but signed Jones, statint
Robinson, and the two
at Rye some days. In
of General Phitippon wa
look-out was kept along
out or ctsming in from sc
July, 40 open boat was
' in the mining, which
'ruiner. aboard. Robin
Beers could overtake him
the two other defendants
lie resided in that newt'
to the house of Hughes,
tend the house, his boa
said, upon being nut
he had been oukall night
• Viro IQ. ultimo(' 1
tiwOotherinen, were talc
bit; there was no distinct
. Of. the pollens of 'Philippi
. all the witnesses gave a
answering to the descrii
Toosey, the agent at Osv
Upon this evidence the
• TILT V.
This was an action to
up by the defendant, a
Militia, at the Castle Inn
Mr. CURWOOD, for tl
Brighton charges, and in
give the amount of the 1;
of Brighton not only flees
and that the plaintif, b
amount to a young man,
fitia, deserved to have
and he trusted the Jury
half.—The Jury, bowel
to the full amount prove
THE KIN
TiliS was an intormati
bilker; at Chichester, lot
ricsise, in the exertions c
The evidence of Creet
April last the Excise
hearing of some informa
Avise..at the,Council.R
were there the populaCe
thein, with rough music,
os they came away, the
lowed than up the stre.
them. The defendant E
as being active inAlsis
identified, the Jury foUn.
VINEI
Thli Wu an action by
against the defendant, a
resident,tbere, to recov
chaise from a two-wheel
riage i; the work being
Serjeant SIiEPHE
' Day, had met with a sev
! from his gig, which den
• safety ya future. and the
his' carriage altered to
this view, lie made
coach-maker, and desi
Might ride in.safety;
portant that Mr. Day s
for, like Falstaff, he mar
doivii, have you any le
was, indeed, a tru
• person, in wit,• and in
r went fui Cher, for he was
• of honour and of truth, i
ever, haviiig ordered
milker, when it first ca
possible for Mr. DRY t
defect, the plaintiff scra
bead, and at length sail
which sheald enable Mi