The Statesman.
London, England, 1820-01-14 00:00:00

4,416 Junin mama

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The following pillows were helped oiptii;
erg guilty to the esloor offense. of bielbrop. ,od motes
is tleir psesessios, ksou;lmg them to be
Weary Bushmen, WRNS'S Wood; James Melvin, Wok
Browss. James Gorey, Janes Cowley, Hasty Joitasiodo
issue Wright. Rdward Welsh, Wes. Garrett, alias Rd
Medley, James Bryest, Ass Hall, Mary Kelly, Sarah
Wilke, sod Cathiwise Hartle.

1%. followieg plaided Not Guilty s--
John Pusoas, John Stony, George Sorry, William
Sall, James Gainey, Sarah Paley, Ana Prileher, a.
Ana Elisabeth Harewood.
Williams Poles was indicted fot the capital offence; I
He wished to plead to the mine offence, bat this the 1
Coort would not allow, as the offencewith which be
was charged, was for baying knowingly uttered forged
notes, and not for haviog nom in his possessioa. He
nen pleaded Dot guilty.
Joseph Skeltea was indicted for the Wilful IPtirdet di
William Toney, on the 23d of December last.
William Hughes deposed, that on the evening of the
day mentioned in the indictment, he, together with his
partner the deceased, were driving a coat:waggon airing
amides-street, which at that time was obstructed by
dust-cart belonging to the prisoner. The deceased's,-
tempted es pass with ids waggon, and in doing so turn-
ed the cart of the prisoner across the road. The deceased
proceeded along the street, and was followed by the'
prisoner, who knocked him down under the fore-bone,
and be was in consequence ran over, and his death
caused.

Is cross-examination, the whiles@ allowed that at
the time when the waggon of the deceased struck the
cart o the prisoner, many persons cenceived themselves
ib danger, and cried out, " You have tautly killed a
man."

James Gorman deposed, that when the aetidest hap-
pened be was going along Chandosstreet. Theme was
a potato. waggon on one side the street, and a dust cart
belonging to the prisoner on the other. By this means
the road was blocked up, and there was not room the
another cart to pass. The dust cart was standing
about fourteen inches (rent the curve stone, Sufficient
room to pass might have been made had the dust
cart been moved nearer to the foot pavement, The de-
ceased, who was also driving a waggon, west towards
the dust cart, and addressing the prisoner civilly: re-
quested him to more the cart. The prisoner refused to
do so. A stage coachman who was premed atteinptedi
to move the horse of the cart, when the prisoner knocked
him down. Upon getting up, the coachman asked who
bad knocked him down. The prisoner replied, he him-
self was the man, and if he wanted any more he might
castle out into the street. The coachman then went
away. The prisoner then went to his horse, and fastened
its bead down to the collar. This dope, he my defied
any twelve persons in the street to move his cart or
horse. At that moment the deceased drove his horses
slowly on. The wheel of his waggon touched the wheel
of the dust cart. By this accident, the horse of the dust
cart was turned into the middle of the street, and
the cart was backed into the kennel. No mischief
was done to the cart. Many petunia were then collided
on the spot. The waggon
.proceeded along the street
about thirty yards. The prisoner not waiting to put his'
horse to rights, followed the waggon, and swore he
would Munk the driver down. As the hind part of the
waggon was passing the fore bone of another waggon,
the prisoner shot by them, and tame behind the de•
ceased- l'r)ooner caught deceased by, the left
sales the latter turned robust, the Ammer galvindera
vleiestblow upon the temple, and knocked him *mkt
the horse's head. The partner of the deceased Nodes-
voarell to stop the horses. The horses did stop for a
moistest at diet time ; and at that time the prisoner,
who was hut a yard distant, might have saved the de-
ceased if he had attempted it. This, however, he did
not do. Deceased's partner then remonstrated with the
=er, and was in his turn knocked down. The horses
over the deceased.
Cries-examined.—le a bricklayer •, did not know the
parties: was examined before the Coroner ; the pave-
ment at the place where the accident happened is very
narrow. At the eminent when the deceased's cart
tuned the prisoner's cart over the pavement, sons*
grooms cried out to the deceased, “ You have almost
killed us." The poise and confusion which existed
at the time the deceased was knocked down, was
sulicient to make the horses go forward. If the
potato*-waggon had been removed, room would have
been allowed for the cart of the deceased to pars. The
deceased, in going to St. Martin's. ought to have takes
the side where the potatoe-waggon was standing. Wit-
ness did not beer the Hammersmith coachmen advise
die deceased to attempt to pass, nor did he hear
the deceased say, "d—a my eyes, I will pass at any
rate."

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This was the state of the trial when our Reporter le*
the Court. The rest of the case shall be given to-nsortnw.
Our readers emit excuse us if, in our desire to furnish
thou with the earliest intelligence, we are occasionally
obliged to leave off with an an6nished cause.

EXTRAORDINA IT A DVENTOltalt.—The Public
Iwill recollect, that some time ago a man succeeded
40 in boding his way on board a vessel in the River,
where be effected a robbery, by stealing the watch sag,
some other articles belonging to the master. He them
attempted to make his escape, and on perceiviag that he
yeas discovered, and that alarm had been given, jumped
it jany. A Newfoundland dog, excited to the par-
, jumped after him, and having seized him. held
'lota several permits who rause to the assietasen at
animal appeahended the robber. He was thee sew
r. to tbellosmagla Gloater, and eonlised in see at
~1, rooms. from whielt. however, by forming Me
~lethes into a suet of rope, be contrived a amass elf
nit. Ustortiesately for Men the rope this sot sollkims,
slater in lb ligaments or is its fastenisp, $ support site
weight of his person. While be wan degaeilhig it
broke, and he was precipitated to the mend. Oss of
be.
hie legs Ives the. fractured. and the other
jawed. He was immediately taken into the
for wasaesd lemons in G• 's Hospital, and marl
mined two months under the care of the sergessl6. At
the termination of that period. and at a tiara wimp brimi
et the attendants supposed him recovered, for he i
soarsoty walk eves with the assistance of smite ,lies,
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