Star.
London, England, 1803-09-06 00:00:00

IRSLIND.

Ye lerdity we give a leach of the proceedings on Wednefdar--
The fainting la en abated of the very excellent opening rperik
of the Right Han. the A
•
The ATTOILNIT f 1 addicted the Court and Jury in a
(perch which lifted wanly one hair and an half, at the nature of
Treafon, and how the Ad of the itth of Edward the Third =-
plied, He ciptaised the nature of the treatments% of the 13d of
July ; that it was a Winch of much narrower hmits than thole en-
gaged in it were wining to admit; that It was a vifitation of PRO.
o uc oto *tore the people to a greater exertion of loyalty, to
make than put on the armour of war : he dwelt with peculiar
energy on the difference between the Governments of France and
England. He then called the attention of the Court to the 000duft
of Government to the traitors In 1798; forne paid their lives as the
forfeit of their crimes; tome were tranfported, and tome crisped for
want of legal names to cone!!! than. Many of them had changed
from their former eondud, but others had returned to dilturb a
Ctinftlthtlein the envy and admired= of the Univerre He read
a part of the Rebel Proclunadon,and contralted it with their con •
du& Mt. Attorney dilated In inland= which out limits will not
permit us to kepeat ; but admitted, that at. airy time, thee were
not chore thlth )oe. pains odium Itl it In the courfe Of bli ad-
dints he alluded to the affaflnation of Lord Allwarden in the fol-
lowing manner:-" The irords of the Proilfional Proclamation
were—We will d
hated no man to death in told blood ; and the
foams who may into our bands Bull be eated with the refpeft
due to the unfortunate. But bow was this proorifejollowed up ?
By Itopp!ng the carriage of an unarmed defencelefs Pohlman, and
drafting him tbereout with brutal rage; a barbarous closed de-
manding his infant death. ;They had met with no previous re-
finance, nothing to Illumine them to anget and revenge-ethq
were, what they came out, tennfere, nor awn / All knew Lord
Irlitharden—a moral and religious lima, a promoter of peace
tied good order, attached to bier King and his Country, adna4
obtains the taws with inspartidity, faithful to the Crewe and
bland to the People :--nckher in his Judicial or political' cha-
rade, did he ever betray any afpaltr-yet was this good and an-
eilhodirit man piked in a moment in upwards of thirty parts of the
body I all the %While calling in vain, and hpplicating that mercy
which be bad fo often extended lthnfelf to others. Not content
with many mortal wounds, they defaced and mangled him, Is if
to write their wig horrible diameters in his blood! Strange, that
fora moment be furvived; but that be did, teemed a miraculous
hempen= of hoots, lice, to thew fothething in his death con-
formable to the teem of his life. As he lay writhing in agony,
a Moditram same in. and sleeted by the parent warmth of in-
digestion, duke= his murderers lhnuld be made exempla ahead
led to ialimdiate execution. Hearing this, his Lordihip tilted his
head, sad with his dying Mee befog& that no ten mould hater
for his minter het W the lows of his country. He never (poke
more, hat with his dying breath bequeathed an esa- pie of firm.
ads and legal integrity to ids country. Recording Virtue may in
this one draunftasice eoinprise the martyr's glory, and gathering
this haft keens, engrave it on his tomb, an epitaph to endear ides
nor ever. to poneritry ! His =offending nephew efcaped a few
yard% but was parroal with the fame entorhat (pint, and fell,
gored IA magi= by innumerable women& Mr. Attorney Oa
nerd =lurked as the dignilled moderation of dovernment under
eirennillinees of provocation not within the common posters of
the human mind to refill t they had filtered the law to proceed In
its Ready amid lenlikatiegalpiegtok in (pits of thore who world
=pole: er theta oar, !mien ir in emeolion, with a Branerrthat
so threat on one lisle, or outcry at another, could &Moe; they
were determined that tit, taw Dodd take ha dude for the Polk-
as, excreted in temperance and a compeDoo; but alfodetaminod
that that tompigoe msttld anbrece the body of the people, not be
confined to the narrow comp= of the Dock. The rebel prods-
matloa had the audacity to nanttint the dell execution of a pd.
roger could be the 'goal far a ..cral inforranke ; but whwkh
handing this threat, to width the dilated= ptefumed to akribe
the teammate Armada elpowernment, the Out mimes was aer
twinkled to Dew its itrength as well as its moderation. mod prove
that It as much idyll= the threatened as the 'dual hong of
ttdafdn. Three weeks had clapfed Sate the Spedal Caotmlftoa
ties ireed—a fair opportunity had been steed= for the free trial
of the accur • hod the advantage of legal advice of his owe sp-
poiatmast-41se boast of a cookiendon sued enlightened jars,
and the protailion eta Bench of Judges as aedous for Ma eatulpaa
don as for the sonliiterthece of the ilea He we. not treated as
that Potionioaal Oinercenaet. for which he had aided Mud&
again* she pima and haggle= d his County, would ken treated
him under balm dreeedbaces, Is proof of width Mr. Attorney
General min= a pease in the Procne:idea, which, while ea.
imam the pd Mime" dewarto IcDmen Carving ie there-
gular form, esosomosal (Wry ttW sad encoded, with motif
cation of , mina the militia, yonseemy, volunteer bodies.
or Deg= 'wok their Plietel Aethwirw..Tibt;
moderation a= dignity which he thus Doetn with the
aid proferlitiens of reheats, be carneely recommended to the
brand= of all loyal ruble* id every naiades ; the fears and the
guilt of the rebellious make them latemperate and cruel, while the
authority of Government. fended In legal right, and exercifed '
with *nee, impede to It the calm sad dignified ciattmefat of
virtue ;-.and with this conWenfi=s• , mad fenced round with the
loyalty and courage it the =Oda, the yeomanry, and the volunteer
corps, it will be enabled to laugh at the attempts of its hedge et
doesefile enemies.
COMMISSION toraLLsoawca, IN CONTINUATION FROM
TNI STAR Of TIIIIIRDAT.

Dutt.te. &trauma 1.-71ewas Merrell Rode
Rood indided for High Treafon. no the Statute 25
Edward 111. as in the former trial. _

The &notate Gaunter. Rated, that the India-
ment confined only of two out of the three (pecks of
High ilnafon, ennead by that Statute, via.' confpir-
jug and imagining the death of the King, and levy-
ing war againft him in order to fubvert his Govern-
ment. Then were to be only ;reed by what the
law terms overt alb—fbelt as taking arms among tu-
multuous mobs—having arms found in cultody of
individuals under that Ipecitc purpofe of treafern, and
from ,po other poffible eau& of combination or
dinurbanceb proclaiming any other real or pretended
grievance as the pretest.
The fame courfe of evidence that occurred yeller-
day had been previnully gone into, with a view to
enablills the fa& of infurre4ion on the night of the
esd July, vie. the teninconies of Mr. Wesson, Chief
Peace Officer, of the Rotunda Divilion. and Lieu-
tenant BRADT of the silt Regiment, who identified
the Prifoner as bearing a pike on that night, In the
courfe of his tellimony, to the following efferi,
That be apprehmskd the Prifofter itt Thomas-beet,
ahem half pall nine o'clock by his party, as he Rated
before, confining of between 49 and go men of the
sin regiment of Fuzileers, in their way from the
Barracks in Cork-nreet to Other's Mind, to com-
municate to the deceafed Colonel Browne the infor-
mation they had received of a projeeted riling of the
Rebels on that night. He farther depofed that he
took the Prifoner at the Bar in the aft of holding a
pikc in a diagonal diration, with both hands, scion
his brean, the iron pan downwards, which he de.
redbird as a (pike of about t>t inches lung, inferred in
a wooden handle and /aliened by an iron ring. On
conveying him with tg painters, by order"o7 Gen.
Fox, front janses'eßreet Barrack to the Otd Man's
Hofpit4 the Prifoner there threw himnif on his
knees before the General, pleaded his age and dif
treffed family, and foleoNy protened the pile had
been forced on him by the raforgests in • Thomas.
erect. In the previous part of the Witnefs's
mony, he proved that the Paean when /need on
made an hideous noire, grappled his pike, and offered
a confiderable refinance agaiaß the party who hind
on him ; when Wies& conceived, had the the bees
forced on him m he declared before Ceara) Foa, at
she diAanee be had been from the party. before they
came near him, being more than meaty yenta, be
had full opportunity of throvies the pike away, is
which cafe In *sits Mn ismoissi fill mad woo-
_ _ _

idled. as witnefs's intention was not to.have noticed
Lay man Whom he did not find with arms.
The identity of the traiterods Proclamation, SOOO
of which had been depored,• as in the former cafe, to
have been found in the depth of pikes, arms, ammu-
pition, &c. in fdafs-lane, near Thomas.ftreet, was
roved by a Serjeatit Rice, of the ha witnefs's party.
One part, befide the title, being that of s, The Pro-
vithittal Government to the People of Ireland ,s was
read, fpecifying that they intended to convert this
country into a Republic This was urged as an overt
aft,,ta prove both the cafes of high treafun (hued in
the i'ndietment.

Mr. *NALLY, in a very animated fpeech of ant
hour, took a review of the Rate of the country, and
the ciqumitanees of flavery under which the people
of France groaned under a tyrant Ufurper. He
marked the tranfition from their former Rate, to bor-
row, as he laid, an idea from his friend and colleague
Mr. Curran, whole abfence at that moment authorized
him to ufe the freedom_" where every bludgeon in
the hands of a ruffian was converted into a fceptre."
He felicitated the country on the happy Rate that Rill
was likely to enfue from the mild and conciliatory
fpirit of the Government, evinced peculiarly by the
time they had fufered to elapfe before they appointed
the Special coinmiffim to try the perfontimpeached.
He complimented. the Attorney General on die fair.
nefs and Candour which he difplayed in his daternent
the ,
to jury, wherein he exhorted them to detach
ebeir minus from every revious impreffion of what
they might have either (Peen or heard, refpeaing the
unhappy event which give rife to the delulion under
which the unfortunate perfons liuoured, who became
il fubjeets of this profecution. —He Rated, that the pro.
leffioo which the Prifoner made of his innocence be.
fore General Fos was a judichil one before a Magi(
tr e, the General being a PriviCounfellor, a pro
Ife an which nioisid have all the weight attached to
it, n point of exculpation, as a cordeflion of guilt
wood to eflabliTh convietion.
tr
law,
pi eph Hnband, Efq. Barrißer at was called
to the character of the Prifoner.—He depofed that he
knew him as a (later who worked for him about (even
or flight years ago—alto worked for the Grand Canal
Corispany, of which *knell is a member—never heard
of his general character in point of loyalty or other.
wife, and could only (peak of him negatively, as hay.
ing never heard any thing actually bad of him—bat
he was obliged to confefs he had heard the Prifoaer,
refpolting Tome tranfalions or imputation about th;
Rebellion, was not well liked by tome of the lower
clefs of people about the Grand Canal.
Others were called to his character, who were
equally ignorant of it in point of loyalty.
luflice Fist/caws prefaced his Charge to the Jury,
in difcriminating between the different intentions by
which armed mobs might probably be satiated ;
lonic he laid might proceed to Ltwlefs acts of outrage,
(uch as journeymen tradefmen, from combinations
to rails Wages, &c. The Jury, in the prefent cafe,
however, were to exercife their judgments as to the
traitorous principles, or the contrary, by which the
infurgents were governed in their condo& oil the
night of the aid of July ; and they moil be certain
that their intentions as well as their proceedings, re.
fttlted from a confpiracy to entepars and imagine the
death of the King, and levy war again!! him, before
they Ihould find the Prifoner guilty. Eh recapitulated
the evidence very minutely.
The Jnry,redted a few minutes, and returned a
verdict—Guilty. Sentene eof death was awfully pto-
flounced by the Learned Judge, who framed much
affiated, after a feeling exhortation on the delulion
to *hich the lower orders of the people were fubjea ;
through the infatuation and groundlefs expeetations
of wealth and power, they formed to themfelves in
eonfultience of thofe phantoms of French fraternity
fo inctuftrioufly ratted by artful incendiaries to rain
them, and on their ruin to endeavour at aecomplith-
ing a fancied aggrandizement for diemfelves.
Owen Kirwan was inditted in manner and form as
aforefaid.
Richard Wilton. Lient. Coltman, and Serjeant
Rice. were feverally called to prove the etillence of
the traitorous confpiracy, the depot of arms, &c;
Benjamin Adams lays, he is a Elk-weaver, lives at
No. it' Plunket-greet ; known the Prifoner for ten
'Or twelve yeas, who lives nearly oppofite hint; he
mottoes the nightof the 13d ; law the prifoner lean-
ing over his door; law him go up repeatedly from
his houfe to Theams-areet with a green hag filled
with fomething ; her him between eight and she
o'clock going Into his houfe, he was then in the win-
dow On the third floor; law a rtleket in the air go
actors the greet over the prifuner's houfe; prifoner
then Paid, et There is the rocket, my boys ;" he tam
turned into his (hop, put on a green coat, and went
out ; his wife followed him, and made him coats
back and put en a cotton jacket. Prifoner put a pike
as his Moulder, and Paid, " God's blood, boys, the
town is oar own to night." He then kid, a any man
that does not turn out to night wit rarely be put to
death to morrow." The 'intoner tbm and his party
ran up Plunket.areet, and turned into Thostast.
The party were all armed with pikes, and the prifoaer
at the bar alto had a pike; in about half an hoar
afterwards kw a rued of armed men pars down
Plunket-eireet, towards Patrick-beet; in about a
quarter *fan boar after, 6o or 70 perfons came down
121unket-ltreee ; foam of them !lopped at the rib°.
net's door. and fosse lower down ; they got beer.
Kirwan's wife had fomethipg prepared for them. In
about half an boar beard a Bring from the Coombe.
Crofacsamlned by Coonfellor Cueemt.---Said pri-
toner was as old clothes-mak and believes it a coin-
mon praltice for futh men to go home with their
clothes in that manner; he admits the prifoaer might
have bees carrying old clothes to Thomas-Area
Market•houte to fell; did not Mk the witneA to turn
out; firk told this evidence to Ms father, then to a
Mr. Dalton, then to Major Sirr.. Said be never dif-
fered with ;he prifoner; is a married man; there had
been a quarrel and feparadots between the wins&
and his wife; that the prZoner received and flickered
bar after their parties ; his wife at Ardent converfes
with him, but does trot live with lam ; lays he was
called in by a woman, who faid," Mr. Adams, emu
io, this is the night of the mature."
• Jofeph Adams proved the sinew:Mantes of the men
coming down armed with pikes, and that his fon was
at home all the night; that be lives oppofite Kirwan;
did trot fee him for a week after; knows that Kirwan
has a child at nurfe ; and happened to be oo guard
on she Coombe the night the prifoner was taken,
which WIN hi a few days after thi, cireumitance.

' on the happy change 'in the temper of the dotes.
ment, and its confequent effeas on the pv•iple, 'eerl
in the (Lipicable and contemptible attempt of the
night of the aid. He withed the citeurnilances were
ftported fairl7, and known in France as they Wetd
here, that the enemies of this country may know,
that the public tentiment is in favour of that mild
and equitable Government which we live under, and
that we abhor the opinions of democratic enfuriats
who want us to abandon every thing valuable aned
dear to us.!

Prifoner called Richard Wallis.—Lircs in Pluhket.
ftreet ; was there 23d July lall ; is tenant to the pri.
foner; taw thavritoner between nine and ten o'cl,ick;
fags the prifoner is an hone% (ober, regular man.—
He raw a party coming down Plunket.flreet that
night; at fira thought them watchmen, ly:t now
knows they were not--..this was half an hour before
he taw the prilimer—did n.)t fee the prifon,:r fur lame
time after th.it—hear'd he went to fee his child at
nurfe.

Mark Lan fist- the rriforitir the whole day of the
23d July. and is fur: he fitv him go to bed between
nine and ten at night ; and raw him every day of thee
enfuing week.
?droner caned feveral perfons, who gave hign
chars ter of a fober, indtittricrus man, and one. vnes*
they never heard was et-mewled in any re'tseill?ina
affairs.—Jury retired and fbund him Guilty. Sea-
tense will be paged toimsorrow.

On Saturday we mentioned the apprthenßost at d
rebel General. The following further pArripaus #O.
pear in the Ufa News Lettered Tnefday la* s
" In confequence of information previouQy ,given.
a detaclunent of the ;d dragoon 'guards, and Belfait
cavalry left town on Saturday afternoon: and. after
a very hard ride, came up with and apprehended in
the town of Wartingflown, a perfon of the panic of
William Ainflie Holton, Who had been a night in
&Waft, and bad left town on Saturday forentum. lit
his poffelEon was found an elegant (uit of green nap.
forms fplendidly ornamented with gold fatte.• Qg
each fhoulder of the coat scat a v.:1allT! paid epaulet.
in the centre of which was the figure.of a harp, and
crown reverfed ; liq had alto a pair of green pentad
loons, likerrife adorned with a profufion of gold lace.
The prifoner wet brought to torn at a late hour on
Saturday night I and bd Sunday forSti9o4 al* be-
iog examined by' Brigadier-General .eamsaciL, be
was fent of to Dobliku
_Win a *lnes efccreg. . .
" kierious to the grif s Wilms; the barracks
on Sididar. heaters to ' in thelualfsmot
ant
:Z
, . , .
above decribed. end mare tholes to the
GAnerarsiiook. 1.1 , legA cocked
ha, wids .a fluid; t . , a* e large'
green feather. Helais he.ls a node, 1004 and,
has batik feveral years in the Bead. . ./.0 Abe,ca-
pecity of a 144:Mimeo. He is a map gerherdow
le
Realm. add of a fallow maple:ton. , , 3/4as Amu,
lately •
wounded in the left h.md. which "woupstehs.
laid he received " in the attack am Dublin" es the
s'd July. He acids a perfect indifference rtfinaiita
his fireatioew and frleakeprectrlkeely . on the labia*
of hie military empkrasse tie calor wis:. anode
the green uniform, with in
who bad coda.
tenaneed the prifoner, mid *hole hoof,es fee had
vifited, have been taken into tittfkody.—Ptifopers are
indeed daily brought in front different placers. Wit
fo far as our knowledge. reaches, notbeelt VII
tranlpired in their essminatioes that,tends to s.
rep t the general tranquility of the country. ;
d At
canbacite tisefialnel furpicioa ate ilearly
termined ley*, Mitre anoh." . ~.., „,,,,,i;,,,,
Oa Saturday en Irilharan was ebelleri=.
perfon in Flaet-ilreet es a defermr. and '
received a fubltitiete's bounty for the. Army of-arse
reeve, and then rennin away t a defrerate=
mined in the atteitipt et feenting Wei the
dently appeared guilty, bet stetted hisekapic , J.
, •
Oa Tharfday at twdm debut, a •
formia.betwara two bilk labourers. mull*
sad !Reilly;, is &Sold at thi bash if 1111011 ..
biedriE
*sr a the austame elf their 11111441/411.111LA1
The bad base meat dermeelletirdllit
in, a Odle beefs in fib Glees. The mathstenie
tVaryaitt the
*4
billieefrtlelfellihalt lite 4
instituted at the week *e Wary alarm% to the is.
the approbation ofdsebyAlaadsn. me eirentepe
were. teethe fail Iftemstaiestes, equate* both Bee.
tnties yielded a little. At kerb, At resolved II
Mow, to are abo • phis*, as thfiedidiefisAletolok
laid Mar dat. H• gave is. ' The vie.
ter was maveyed is the Odd to doe wee
public Miele. Soon akar Milliesed UM '11162=
rather ere*-fallen. Howevierdhey bun
dusk Mang animouties ha' plfellit aosse d the
maateen woe on the renal. • • •
Mr. Chaperon, lately MO Ormaiitek
and Itaneltted to the Calle " bat*
libetastellythe Lord Adrenals.
folly Wiled of Mr. C.'s imagism of the 14114—
being employed m a Spy at Apo of the tat
bdadkagibilstit
mobile.
Two peivatai cif the yeah tegitism ltriag has
coo willed a few da ago by a Cadet Mabel at &ode
gate, la Kea% of deSniort, have been dammed. the
Me to be trenfported for life. the other for km
years. ts felons. *grey-ably' to the pnivilioes of a late
Alt of ParliaMettt.
Mrs. VfooDuan.—.The Coroner's Inqueft was held
pike:dew:llth: gew Inc Coftee-boufe. near WeA.
mini* • co the remains of this unfortunate
Lady. which ad been previoully removed there.—
Several witnefes were examined. when the Jury re.
tamed a media of ikeislystal Dom&

Ye&relay afternoon, as Mrs. Lament., of Lower
Ckefeetaoc.fireat. was coming down Sackville.iireet is
Isar chariot, ooe of the holies fell. and plunged veer
steely which caufed the other horfe to falls then botit
got up aad ran away, breaking the fplinter bar sad
pair. Providentially they were flopped at the censer,
mad, with the &Same of Come gentlemen, Mrs. Law.
reD was got out, without inflaining the leak injury.
Tho novelty of the antniernents at the Circus is
the theme of general admiration. That invalasble
fatdaecle called the Roam( Timer. Co famekfally per.
at the Theatre Royal. Colin Gerdes. wilt
coif meet the public ay* (lariat tbe isrefeat week a
privelx vented by the liberartty of Toone. HAL-
aI 1. . (cowry of the piece is of the Ike illes
kriptiorThe drags *llly coofcrtitabielp dos
Whom of the 01111101 I aid the teetc.l#OL figaii

.ASSIZBS.

ratr•eil hi 3 intelleets, and that he retaliated nothing
n! commit on of the crime for which he itoott

LoNnom MARKETS.

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charged. CORN-EICFIANGE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5.
. At Bridgwater Affixes halt weck, cattle on to be The Learned Judge, in his Addrefs to the Jury, RETURN of WHEAT in Mark-lane, Inductive only nom the
aph of Augott to the 3oth of Auguil. 1.0%11+1333 q... 11.111.111.
tiled a Celtic wherein a ;11ils Culium was Plaintiff, Rated, that the Pi ifoner's defence mod he confidered
anti John Lucas, of Stout Ball, in Glamorganfl,ire, as nothing. as there was no evidence to (import it.
Er+ and Bridget his wife, Defendants. This aotion The Jury were not, hi confidering of the guilt or in. Average 625. ertivis. 341 higher than laft Motu.
A RN OF FLOUR,
From the 20th of Augsift, to the 26th of 4f...!.
I was brought to recover a compenfotion in damages nocence of the Prifoner, to take into their confidera• T0ta1...23490 facks-.Average 545.
for words fpohen by Defendant's wife, which tended tion any thing refpeeting his intention to commit mur- as. 2d. higher than Left return. .
i toinjore the Plaintiff's charaEler. The Defendants der, becaufe he flood inclined for rubbery only; his PRICE OF FLOUR.
pleaded a jollification, on which MK as •joined ;- taking the money from the ground, and not from the
and after a hearing of eight hours, in width the perfon of the Profeentrix, amounted to the fame thir.g
Learned Counfcl on both fides difplayed great abili- in law, as if taken from her perfon: the Learned Katt Fine. Moor Sos to sp. Seconds 455. asses. per fut.
SAO& 'PRICE OF HOPS.
teener&
31 zee to 41 ass Kent • 41, os to 51 its
ty, together with a full arid impartial liktement of the Judge obferved, that the cafe was fo Rrong againfl the Sons - 31105 to 41 toe Sacs - 41 05 .I 0 4I St
! . evidence by the Learned Judge, a verdid was pro. ranter, that there was no room left for any obfer- Elks - • 3t cos to at sos Farnham 31 Oe to 71 cot
PRICE Of HOPS IN 'FHB BOROUGH.
siounced for the Defendants.
• . various tending to invalidate any paet of the telli-
Yoaa.-yebn 411crity was indided for havieLlow- loony. Verdict-Guilty. • .
fully married Mary Whitaker, then of Blackburp. in On Tuefday laR Stephen Heed, alias Weed, con- gals (new) 51 tas to 6115 s 1 Pockets (new) Once to Si S.
SMITHFIELD, september 5.
To Ilbliche offal-per none of 81h.
ii the county of Lancafier, and on the Bth day of July deemed at the laff Wild:hire affixes for horfe-llealing. Baaf _4s*4to Ss dal veal Ss e-A to dt ad
beam .58 .
___._to ss 81 Pork ss od to ss 43
1800, married one Mary Burton, the laid Mary, his was, executed on the drop, at the front of Fillerton
wife, being then and now living.. gaol. On afcending the feaffold, be Rowdy addreffed. Lamy 36. 4 to 6s. 411.
RIAD or Ca77/1 Tills DAT.
I t John hiarfitfon depofed, that be knew the prifoner; the populace, acknowledging the • ice of his fen.
lull Beans about 1860-Sheep and Lambs 9000.
$E was precept when he married Mary Whitaker: at tenet, and warning thole who witneffed his fate to NEWGATE and LEADENHALL, September s.
t Blackburn Church; in the year 1778, and witneffed avoid bad company, which had led to his min. . Per none of 81h. by the care c.
I ehe regißer of the maniaLF. .....- . Beet as od to 4a 841.1.Y..4 as Wu, Ss gel
' 'Mutton es ed to et rod Nrk Ss 01 to se, 84
&Amain Lancefter kotiw the ptifotterlifirft wife; . " POLICE, die. - . Lamb .Is. Bto ss. 841.
ibe !thieved it was about eight or ten years ago fince MoNston lioues.-Yefierday feveral perfons Were : PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW.'
examined' belhrt'the LQIID Meroe, taken up on lia- •• - andtadeld- • ' St. James. Whitechapel.
. they:hat:l lived togithershut qicy had befiire that lived
1 - Mitry tears together, gnd.. •'kept; a public-houfe in turday night and Sunday morning in Bartholomew 11 Hay 5. to
- 6' 15 4. 10 oto6 10 0 4 4to 7 0 0
Stiew sloto 2 t 4 4 'le oto 3 es o 2 Bcol 16 0
i Blackburn ; that he will: the '3wifoner up, at which Fair ; among others Thomas Darr, Rizlplo !rood, and
.I. time he acknowledged (Fiat. he 11ad then made ten /Mimi ' chip, charged withpicking pockets ; they -Ci.ver 66t0 7 ) • 6'6t07 7 et
111 agieement: with his forfeit' wife' to allow her Tenth- are weft known as old offenders. Crate hafting been Ala r _elopement) 3s 6d.to pH 111118.4orfc.ulkins 141 to i6s ad
thing Weekly, the{ that agreement-was made Setae at fee. W•as Cent on board the tender ; Danes and migtdlhie 3s sd to p4d J Heavy Cult 9s 641 oath
Dir. Clayton, a Isfaelleaii.'
I Wood remanded for further examination. 'The )i'duurrr 35 04 spas ad sheep Skins 2s od to os od
I PRICE OF LEATHER, per lb. Al LEADEHHALI,.
Lamb Skha, 2, od to 3. 3d.
, -.l6hu &n.h'er ‘,„ preform when the prooner mariosd -others Many prove to bc tradefaiten of different de-
,.. Mary •flueeon, MO rte and wife; on the Bth of jolt,' (captions, whole employers appearing for them, they . Butts, so to 561 b each aze to aid'
4 3 800, tied witneffed the regifterof the mietiage. were dikha;Led with a caution. - Dftto, 60 to 651 b 2,4 E to .25d
.
Merchants Backs oed to sit
; The Learned Judge 'then Itited to the Jeri, that . newat Fend, the Portuguefe committed on •
i thefitattee did not extend kn the prithoer. lot it ex: Saturday left, 'charged with cutting aid dangermilly • Dretang Hides sled w 241
Fine Coach Hides 2441
.to spit
preffiesthat fm reed perfon ablenting him Orterfelfs wounding the face of Mr. Plunterdge, three year't Crop Hides for Cutting at to to as}/
fbi the fpaee of feven years, though not out of his ago, was again brought op, when Mr. Plumerage Flat ordinary 2 to sad
tillTßy'vrailrn ;" and that him or' her remaining, Ma brought forward evidence to fupport his charge, but Calf Skins, 3o to 40Ib per dozen Ito 334
D!tto so to -orb
stein after the expiration ofthat petio&,.,pia.- the Loan Moroi finding this outrage had been cum- ad to 31.1
Ditto 7o to Bolb 26d to 184
willed hi--MLM. her fo marrying, have no kitowledf: enticed the other fide of the water, ordered the piifo. Smaft Seals (Greenland) per lb. 31 6d.to 3s 91
Mat theitilband or wife fo abfenting hint twitiret ; ncr to be taken to Union Hall ; where if the accu. ' Large ditto 100 e to zoos per dor-
are nehtellVtiviesg. There was no evidenee igiaidi ;ration is not proved, he will be lent back to the City, I ......: . Tanned Hode Hides its to Sos each
OF TALLOW
' tit* tarilliiittsOar he knew his wifeirks living; on Elie on the fiat charge of returning to this country with. t-....' PRICE IN LONDON.
etatttrall Am esidenee son, the prokenrom /oared, out a parport, he having been lent out of it upon the m .lead's market 4s 7 Town Tallow 77s od to os
'fir, Market ad 4 Ruffle ditto (0ar.)761 nA 411 - to C 4
that, i !mbar ralssonr exited that hit former wife was 'Alien A. YAM:chapel Market Ruda ditto (bop) 7os od to of
cl. det--oiretiliet--Nof Guilty. 'Cuttomato...-Yefterday two apprentice lads 2p- - (Per lie of Us) 4s did Melted deldr 6ts od to 62s
Yobs aVonerfd was 'lndid e d for a highway robbery. pearedhefore the Alderman, one charging the other --..0....- Ditto rough Maw to os
IV gd Graves .
The Nefeetstrix faid, that the was a married woman, with an affoult, by firiking him over his body with an
Avenge Piles 44 ' 64.1 Good Dregs Ica to las
aid *ern* Crathorde, in the North Riding or this' iron bar. Yellow Soap. tame au-Mottled. sios.4-4-Ctirst, 945.
• Clotinty ;"that flti went to one Rachaef Thompfon's The defendant is deaf and dumb, bat very clever Prim of Candles per dozen. tao-Moulds, 13s.
at his bufinefs as a cutler. He made his defence in
on the eth Of lift April, who lives at the .diflance of
between Rveo and eightmiles from Crathorne for the writing, and accounted for his paflion by the other MOOt If lAN the Compote:, who died infane at Li-
purpoth of affiftiog her to remove fome furniture, and making grimaces at him, and ufing infulting beha- arerpool, is certainly as incalculable lofs to the mit fical
a r receis'ed as. for berlabour; that on her return between victor. They being both ,a freeman's apprenuces, the world. He was a native of Cork, and it was his misfor-
., fiVe sled fix o'clbck, and'oe her mad home, between matter was referred to the Chamberlain. tune to be at a very early age bereft of Ms parents, and
Ifarlthy and Ingleby, the the prifoner, who de. Herron-GARDE N.-Yellerday a farther examine. to become, when only 17, the guardian of three junior
minded her money; Mid. 1 epeated to her three dif. tion of Jacob &l'ojlian Kock and Mrs. Deland took children, for whom, as well as himfelf, be laboured to
• ferent times, " your money, you bitch." The Profc- place, refpaling the murder of Mrs. Anne Smith, procure a mufical education. His dried as a public
matrix replied, 44 I haft got none ; where mull fuch a drowned in the flumes, the 24th of July !aft. performer was in the orchettra of the Theatre Royal,
poor old woman !amine get any money ?" the Prifo- Mr. Turton, one Of the Magiftrates, laid. that on Dublin, under Mr. DALY, its late manager, as a prin.
1
tier then Paid, " you old bitch, I will kits you," and
then threw her down, and treated her with great in- Friday he had received a letter from a Gentleman cipal violin player. After a feafon or two be was ap-
named Carpenter Tooke, who he believed was a So. pointed leader of the band. His falary was trivial,
I ecency ; upon which the told the prifoner," I have
licitor, wifhing the examination to be poftponed till and not very punetually paid; to that he was obliged , d
1i I got as. if you will ideate me you (}tall have it ;" the this day :he therefore waited to know, whether or to eke out his means of fubfiftence by tranfcribing for
l • then rate from the ground, took her as. oat of her not Mr. Tooke was prefent ? His name was called, the celebrated Gioamet his mufical cornpofitions,
• l pocket, and dropped- it between her gown at* her but he did not appear. Mr. Turton then faid, that which occupath.l Moorhead himfelf acknowledged to
! he did not think the examination could proceed at have been the principal fource of his own proficiency.
. . petticoat upon the road, thinking to lave it ;be then
caught hold of her again, and threw her down upon Plefentr owing to the unavoidable abfcnce of Mr. FromDublinbetransferredbinsfelftoLiverpoolewhere
the dirt collated on the fide of theTtltnOihe: (he then Hankinfon, landlord of the Swan at Batterfea. He he alfo aged for tome time as leader of the band at the
I called out, but he clapped his band aerofs bet mouth had received a letter, with a certificate from a fur. rummer theatre there; and from thence, the enfuing
; and note, and /wore it (he made the eerie refinance, geon, that Mr. Hankinfon was very much indifpofed, winter, he came to London, and was for force time
be would ram the brunt down her throat, (the mi. and could not poffibly attend for three or four days. alternately employed at Covent Garden and Sadler's
loner is a ehimney.fweep) and repeatedly raid he Mr. Godfrey, of Lambeth, from whom the boat Wells as principal violin, and afterwardsas one of the
would let her fee her guts out ;be then tore her clothes had been hired by Rock, again defcribed its appear. principal convokes. He produced feveral pieces
off her back, ail except her (hilt; he then flood with once. It was about twenty-one feet in length, with which were received with fingolar eclat, and amongS
his hand in his pocket, and looked down the road ; the two items both alike, being pointed, which enabled others the charming airs in Spud the Plough. He alth
thought he was upon the point of taking out of his her to move either way without turning her head.- compofed a good deal for the principal molted pub-
•). pocket-a knife, or fume other infirument, for the pur. A boat of this defcription was denominated a funny. Whets in London. Betide an excellent talk for mu-
pok nf murdering her. A Gentleman happened then Being alked by the Magiltrate, what the confequence fecal compofition, he was an excellent clallical feholar:
to becoming upon the road, whom flee believed the would be of one Or two perfons falling out of fuels a but unhappily, he was of an eccentric, volatile, and
prifomee fa*, for he immediately gathered up her boat, Mr. Godfrey Paid, that The would drift down impetuous difpolition ; much prone to wine. which
slotheao the profecutrix Rill continued lying upon with the tide; and if the was uplet, no perfon could was the bane of his profperity, by Simulating the vio-
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*a ground and darn not Rir, during which time be right her, or again get into her without afh Rance. lence of his temper. In his fober and refkaing hours,
put the clothes be had gathered up into bis toot-bag, The boat, when returned to him, did not appear to he was a pleafant, good-humoured, and witty comma-
took up the as. then lying upon the road, and put it have been opfet. nion. But profeffitonal vanity, elated by fingular
into his right breeches pocket, leaped the hedge ad-
- • A gentleman who attended as Solicitor for the pri. foceek added to the temper of mind already men.
toners. Rated, that they would with, in order to corn. tioned, contributed in a great degree to the promotion
looming the road,. and laid a heavy cask upon the
Ply with the ends of junks, to be committed for trial of that malady which put fuch an early termination
,i. fecutris : as Coos as he got over the hedge, the
got up and few a Gentleman coming, and made a rather than undergo any farther examination. to his fame and his exilience, for he was fcarcely 3o
hgnal to him to come (glee.earer' farm hook ;laid ; when the Gentleman Mr. Turton Paid, they might reft allured of being when he died.
same up, he took her to the n
committed whenever he had fufficient teflimony His derangement became obvious within the lan
that when the Prifoner leaped over the hedge. he run againft them to warrant him in that Rep. At prefent nine months, pending which time he Rood three trials
towards Arocliff Wood. it was not in his power ma do In, and they mull be for different affaults and batteries, one of which was
Mr. Nixon, Steward to Mr. Challoner, of Gait remanded for farther examination. Mr. Hankinfon's committed upon the fuit of the Turkilh ambaffador,
brough, deputed :hat he was travelling on the road abfcnce was unlucky, becaufe there was a contradic. at the Circus in St. George's Fields. Upon the whole
on which the robbery was committed, and was at
tion between the evidence he had given and the Rate• he was a plant of genius, which, uncle: better ma-
{be dillance of about three hundred yards from the ment of his. wife on a tubfcquent day. Had he nagement. and a more aufpicious temperature than
riarecattia when he oat law her; fin was then been prefent he intended to have put feveral queftions the heat of his own pafGons, would have flouriOsed
lauding up; Rte made a figual to im to come on,
to him on oath. He had another sedan for ordering luxuriantly in the mufical annals of his country, of
which he not paying
.. For God's fake, come." attention to immediately, the the prifoners to be remanded, which was, the abfcnce which; by the way, he diligently employed much
called out again to
of Mr. Carpenter Tooke. Nobody knew what that time and refearch in preparing for an hillory.
Gentleman might have to Rate, and until the Corot.
'That he few the Prifutter making towards Arcola
motion Fie had to give was obtained, lie did not con. BIRTH
Mn. Cathcart, of Genoa, of a foo,at Genoa. on the astla ark
Wood as fall as he could run ; he had his !Halt it. m
Li{ left hand, and fomething in his right, which lie ci.i ve himfellauthorifed either to commit the prifoncn
MARRIED.
4,' fupporcd to be his foot.bag ; that he found the pio• fur trial, or to difcharge them. Lately at Fclinblagb. Mr. John Brown, forgeon, fon of the
fecuttit in a deplorable condition, her pocket in one The mitoners were then ordered for a farther era- late Dr. John Brown, author ot the Elententa Medic' ,to Mib
.
I place, and fome part of her petticoat in another ; mination. Mr. Smith, the hulband of the deceafed, Margaret Bruce, eldeft daughter of Linitcoant.r.ll Brace, to
that flie appeared to be very moth exhauflcd, and did not come forward. the EaR India Company's fervice.
le thole ages when (implicit; of moaners and re. At Glafgow, on the pit Wt. Brignier•Geseral Thomas Peter:
her hack very dirty, and Wapparently Was fit much to Mlfs Barbara C datretwer of thc late Aire
confided that it was fome time before the could gularity of living were the refult of mankind's inch- &ado. Cu:AD/haw, ons.:oaat in oiod,,
Ipeak. He took her to a neighbouring hour', and nation, difeafc had made little progrefs on the race of Toefday at Moho Mn Akzaada tofWell, (mood fon of
. gore orders there that ibmwdeate purinit should be men ; perhaps it was from this caufe Scurvy had not
ttbleartte
John U.
n.. S. to Mifs Sandman, only daughter of
made alter the prifouer.and he would pay nil exrences. made its rapid progrefs till about the time of Hippo. At eo on die slfinhr.Plnh. Mr. Thomas Smith, Hanel •of
John Sayer was working at the honk of Rob:rt cram, whole aplintifms prove lie .new the difeafe. •Kinnaird, to Mgs Helm Ginty, daughter of Gray, EN.
Rotel, where the hilt Winters took the Prnfecuttix When DltAillt AetOet and Cools extended their 5At Hopes, no the 3oth uk. Col. &lone Hardm of the Ben-
; lea on the Stn of April 141. and in conlecoance of route is unexplored fees, their hit prove fuffici. gal Native Cavalry,
to Mire My. laughteran,
if ;oho Hay. Erg of
iwdershe received. went with others in parfait of the ently it, fad exiflenee. The United Kingdoms of H°Pcs'
Itrifoner ; they found him next morning, at ooe Great Britain would waif, this (cootie on land with. , DIED.
Wm. Flintoft's. at Lockcy ; that upon examining out (catching the hiflory of campaigns. When ono- tailaltiya;:terFarretaah Ha" aged 74. Mn. Hawker, reset of
his foot-big, the Prokcctrii,'s cloak was found in it; tomy taught that the hoiman body was capable of alt. 'At Jamaica,i,-,71. jaft, oldie yellow fever, Hairy Jas. Claw.
want will, him htfobeforea I,,Lififinite, and, upon kora. forption, they partially buried the alined.. The foe- ford, row* fon of the late David Crawford.Efq. of Carroobauk.
ing him, as. was found Who. right breeches pocket, eels of this treatment gave the idea of a complete an. At Jamaica, in Lase bit. Wen. Enter, Efi. late Captain in the
John Omuta went alto is pus tuft of the Ps-ironer. tiJote, and a vegetable and mineral preparation was Plitr.f°lW•left.,,FtelindnbleLam St. pd
and conoloorated the teltimony of the laft whack. to be thorentedy appropriated by medical experience. daughter of the bat Vice Adeitniftl otrary's lit,
xge MilltHllart, et"
Henry Appleton, Confiable of Loa Hartley, silo On thisprinciple,Sri tourer's AIIIItCORIVTIC Dears At Edinburgh, om Toefeay MR, Mifs Aces Willifon, found
entrobora:ed.the testimony of the two lAA witneffeo obtained the fanetion of Europe, has.goined his Ma- daughter of the late Om WiMin, Ertl Puelealt Painter in lodia.
Tim Psalm:et in his wiliest defence (which was jeßy's Letters Patent, and held filch an animation in histit Duntermine, en the 23d Auguft, after akw days i'.4oefs, in
34 year, Mn Almoner Fab* tliftiller.
i 'cad in Court) noted, that he had been Mae years on every coos, yof the United Riagdorn.-For the troth ,:, gaibuchas, the ,4d, A.--- " ' William Burliest, of
: t.o4ad a
man
of war, eat at the muse of coperino of the •ffertion of its anion on Scurvy, vide Spit- the Reofrewlhire militia.
i ',en I
.that when there he fell down the hatchway of tharen,Trratire and Cafes of Sc"rvy.Scoophula,Gont. In FllPtt Lieutenant Henry Salty, of the 27th foot, and laea if
t: .• flop he was no And hod theteby vectored a kvere So- Mice I. 6d. !ado tOSether. with the MVO, NO* the Newt. owr.Motrot Kennedy Csvab7.
1 / - . • . • • 1• . . .1. i. .9. 9 nl. . - • • I /44.1.44............ an hnettgni a re. AA Zola. Sad aLaii... .. Al "Kw. in" %wow Latiorogs• bitchy. atk *Oral ,