The Statesman.
London, England, 1822-09-25 00:00:00

.mielefiefifitiOW ASS/VBS.-e.Tseeseee. t - •
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..151011wag called 10 the bar, aerated of em
4exiej set( dobanebing the naiads of youg girls. sad
Mai wetland fee mgt appearing.
Aich.Po waacalled. Ile was is subsume, se-
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• eused of hiving or various occasions persuaded aid
sedeeed several yoneg giels, beams seven and twelve
years ef age iette a small homes ie • garden. Ooe of
&huh.% bp niece died. Paul is abut seventy yeses
el age. asi4lbe most disgraufal and novel nature of
the crime charged. mode the eau lie regarded with a
Steed deals of interest. Fyfe had bee. admitted to
bail, and it was about seven o'clock when he woo
called. The sorest be was sammeaed to the her,
theta was a spontoneus movemetat smug the opt*
totore is the Hail, all seemed angles, to have Ise
Sorted a view of him as possible. - Whoa called by the
Xlerle he come slowly fetirard, apparently quite sin-
'
tabaabod. and, tookhis seat at the bar. where Ito re
• assioefi till it was intimated that the diet Kraus him
wamdeseetettpio lees et tenspere, and that there was
a wanes' to commit him to prima. He has awe
been a stent-esade manothont five het six or acres
incheohigh, he bas a dell and nointerestiog physic/1-
nosy. He was d dis a dark coat, light waist-
.!'"••• coat. white neckcloth. His whole forehead and
temples Werecompletely Lid by a lar re brows wig, which
appeared to be carefully combed ern them. MOM,.
i..g from his general appearasee. sad the tardy eater,
of his movements. he wee certainly filly the age staled
In the indienweet.
OLD MlLKY.—Teireuv, Sere. 24. •t, .•
As soon as the Recount ease epos the Haub this
morning, 1101111111 sod children were ordered ta with-
draw, sod the three prisoner, Helloed, King and NortA.
who had been convicted of a nameless cruise, were pet
to theber. Up.. being asked what they h.d •to say
why sunniest of death shield not be ptelhnitelltopeo
them, Holland, with tears in his eyes, %Obeid She
Gait t• have mercy on in oeatederetrepoofYt
wide aid children, and of au aged permit. &iv said
aoibing. North stated, that owing toe severe blow on
the head. he was occasionally ancoescions of what he
was doing, and subject to Atte in commonest-, of which
he bad bee. discharged from his Majesty's slip the
Aurora.
Silence being proclaimed, the Racannut willemeed
the prisoners% the following effect:—" Priseoate, you
have bete convicted of a detestable crime doting the
protest session. The Learned and excellent Judge who
predded on your trial ittopinred the Jury not to return that
verdict which mustinevitablydepriveyonoflife,onlesstbe
evidence was conduit. beyond all doubt. That 'Massive
and Intelligent jury have been forced, by the power of
evidence lad Ile% of truth, to come to that dreadsl cut-
elision without hesitation ; indeed, it was impossible
thoposold haat returned a &threat verdict. ion have,
47 your abominations, disgraced homes nature, awl
dishonored the country in which you live. In the early
sorsa the world, the Almighty destroyed whole cities
110%0 the commission of cringes like yaws; yen have
rillited the world, and mast depart from it. Theseus•
foithaate men who have forfeited their lives, feel a re-
popaue to ascending the same scaffold with •yosi, there-
Yotethe Couto/der that you be executed% as Varner sod
dialect period. Degraded -as you are, 144 me subset
pea %demote the little time you have to live, is teepter-
Ooet foegiveoess of that Being who is able and willies
mit extend mercy to the vilest sinner. It is my earliest
wish that by your contrition, you may avoid that ire le
on sternal world which coaeunsed I former a the
thi inhabitants of whole•citheCtein to
yogi's." •
• Darin this address, North listened
coothhanMemi
attention. After a short pause, the Re
the outface of death on the prisoners in the ass form,
bog meatiosed no Jay when the execution was to take
plum.
north remained at the bar a short time, sad addressed
the Court, but was taken away by the turnkey.
ffilliims Noma and Jelin Ingram, indicted for steal-
isern silver soon, basin Mid tongs, from the hoe% of
Li. S. Trickey, were kited Guilty and sentenced to es
tree years' transportation.
7. Browne, indicted for stealing in a dwelling hum
141 sorereigns and six skint, the property of James
4tragge, hie muter, was found goilty °revealing to the
adwilent of Whs.
Hdrierd Kaueedy, indicted for stealing a qesetity of
lead. the peeper% of W. S. Richter, was Need
lint recommitted/A to mercy by the Jury sail prosecutor.
Janes Pied sod George 'ihomas Word stood in•
troted for stealing a quantity of carpenters' tools, the
perty of J. Mitchell and W. and E. Abbott, and•Joite
actin and Nadeau Mania, Yee receiving the said
tools, knowing them to be stolen. Persist—James
Ward, Oeilty ; the other three. Nu Guilty.
Mtn Redeem. aged 26, was capitally ooevicted
breaking and catering a dwelliethcose, and stealing
therefrom articles of plate.
ASSAULT ON A CLEROfII.ts.

Valor! Ha u..—Yestonley Mr. Jobs Niter, junior, a
rospectableandsrlaker, war charged with &mottles the
Rev. Mr. Alrili.
Mr. Abiy.—Oo Similar afrarariorn last I performed the
• antics of the dayst Salmi Jollies chitteli, 'hmierstrairt,
for my father, and I had also to perform way father'.
.turns it Soar chsvall,"Chaipsille, at half pastel/14mi the
siimosswaisg. When shwa Ms say Jimmie, It is usual
far the clergyman sad the apdertaku warrant at what
hoer they Anil tithe plass t &ad as there were three
bodies to be buried at St. Joho's church op that after-
noon, a quarter bane Airs was the dm* appoluteJ for
their interment; there were aloe two bairns be hurled
-b- the old eitorch-yard, at fine s'iloeir. As Mr. Retire
*l4 of arrive in time with the funeral ander his care, I
west to thoold charch-yard and attended to the (astral.
that were then waiting. (hi fisishiag the service, itwas
T quarter after be. Not %aria% taken any rarer atent
side', the morning, I said to ilia seztoni" I will go Mid
takit tone ravishment, sad rehire agale sties suites
Wore six." Ow satirise the claMe-yard.l heard Mr.
gad., say. . Now you are came, what are yea like?"
Mr. /littler having Wore behaved improperly towards
lay father. I determined to tabs so 'motive; of him, bat
wester t• the sestos. The Braes where the child was
to be Omani was vitiate tholes cards of the church
sato ; the road lag at the service timidly ciastatences there.
3 cannot say whether when I isait the service the
ethole comp's, had areirrad—J liffeve they had net ; '
but if I had wetted till all the mosoner• and ittesthars
wets Mir tioproared, the space hareems the gates. aind
Illragravo waisM sot have how asiscientfor them, there.
to *hes Emig" the child on the lumps slitiaidsr.l
commenced roadiag she service. *ketches( ow meat
yrbich Mr. Bader was mowing i desired the Seats* to
snow ea. lasts Mr. Beller twrMd timid alai said,
.071oalt meted thitthilow, I em yoerssistet." test be
the gm, bases Ws mbar* bad saioad4featlag that
hmsollsiwgsapflassim might assew..l glianareim
•Irefora lire mosesees bad swished it. sadertilow
vases sp, aid •.piatod bboalif before me, with his
hireas. -1 desired: Mot. to fake if off. The itti
was sow*, ivve *At lid/ Sto'apootoon It mu ' •
AG to proestid dB • Miler ow cellos& 'idly
apology toady for sot Nilsos*lmA As I VII