The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-07-05 00:00:00

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STAGS COACII:ACT:' ,
. An Act was passed in-the last Session Of Perlis.
went repealing the several acts' for rug
elat latthe
number of passengers to be carried on the outstde
of stage coaches, or other carriages, dtc. The
following are its principal provisions t---
And be it further enacted, That from'ind after
the lit day of July, 1610, say ioich, Wain,
landau, Chariot,' diligence, *calash, thaisda. aritie,
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or other carriage, with four or' more wheels, by
what name soever the same is, or 'OA% hereafter
is
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be, called or known, to be employed "as I publ
stage or carriage, fur the purpose Of Convey s iing
passengers .for,hire to and from different
.pliceii
!.Great gritain, and drawn- by four or more horses,
shall be allowed to cater 'ten outside passengers,
and no more, exclusive of' the coachman, but in.
eluding the guard, whdre there is a guar& with
such coach or other carriage; and that one paiSen.'
ger, and no more, shall be allowed to sit upon
the box with the coathran ; and three of suck
passengers on the hoot of the roof, and the re.
maitaing.six behind, in the manner most safe and
ktet tor the said, passengers. Provided al.
conven
ways, thet oito m?ch -. passenger or passengers shall
bealltiweil Ni sit on the luggage,_ or that part of
the roof allotted Nr the same ; Mid that all stage.
coachotas
,qtber carriages above tiescribed,.4tean
by two or, dhree horses, shall be allow five out-
side piplaeS4 and no more,..exelusie of
l ong
the
ceachnimi:;; ea that ,ail stage_costliat‘: called
coaches or &table-bodied coaches, 'hail be par,
era
milted to earty,ciAtit outside pesseng, mid, no
inure, exclusive of; the .coachman, but inaluditigk
the giveril,... where there is a paid with" such
coach, under sech.joes be poialties as ate by ibis
act imposed, in. eases Ilia* more outside passen-
t
gers are carried than at* attired it Oil act ; sue'
hues andpe;nalties. tri. be ituPoSend levied upon
the .ownef or proprietor, or the *owners or filo.
prietors or any.such,,eatch or carriage above de-
scribed, or any: one or more:y them, or any !,
person driving the iallein the, shinned lotto-olio
tioneil : .PruvidedAlways,, klitsttip chil in Slie'lip,l
'or under seven yearS of.. egr, shall 'be.intivided is
nniess. there
or counted as one bf Such nuibitf,.
shall be more than one; and, if more than one,
that two of such Children shall'hesiedointel equal
to one grown person, and so OU in.the eabie 03.1'
portion ; and that no person, paying as,iii oats*
passenger, shall be permitted to sit or repo
is an
inside passenger,
,unlese with the conieet ef one of
the inside passengers, at the least, c,onieyed by
such coach or other carriage, and neXt to Who*
such outside passenger shall be platted: And pro-
vided also, that where such coach or other car:"
riage is of &construction peculiarly wide ►
eir 'contr.
modious, and being so fovs'J, Stall be
duly
censed for ,hilt purpose, filo!, Oeleide pas.gers,
instead of three, shall be_ elloied .to 'sit on the
front of such coach or other eareit: 'Proftdi4
always, that the .number of optal passengers
shall nut eaceed ten in all. • 'I
Provided altvays, end. be it. ftiftlier enaeted).ll
That from and after the tat 'day of March,' 1811,,
it shall not be lawful roeiitydritert owneri by
proprictur,of any coach,
.or ober
scaeriay,' above
described, gob% or travelling for hire, to penal(
or suffer, in ,spiy Owner or way, atititiggile to
be carried oithe roof of -s
ridefel., ich Coach•Oreolat 1
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POLICE.

GUlLDlntr.—James Lee, a deputy mortar-
maker, was yesterday brought before the Sitting
Magistrate, charging with assaulting an officer in
the ettecution of his duty.
It appeared from the testimony of Mr. Sheers,
of Fleet-market, that as he was returning home on
the preceding night, about half-past eleven, he was
alarmed by the violent shrieks of a female, which
csme from George-alley ; prompted by humanity,
he went to ascertain the cave; and, on going up
the alley, he observed a woman lying on the
ground, who told him, a man had just knocked
her down with a brickbat. lie immediately called
the watch, but was unable to obtain any assist.
once. While he was expecting the approach of
the watchman, he observed a man running to-
wards him, who, on coming within a short dis-
tance of the spot where he stood, threw a brick.
bat at his head ; which, by stooring, he furtu.
*lately atoided. Fearful that he might meet with
a second salute of the same kind, he deemed it
prudent to retire. On examining the watch.box
he found it lucked. He then proceeded to the
watch-house, where lie was informed there had
not been a man on the be ft- that night. The Con.
stable of the night, however, accompanied him,
and they returned to Georgo.alley, wherethey tee(
and secured the man who first threw the brick,
• and were conveying hiM to durance viler when
they wert assailed by about a dozen of Hibernian',
who soon rescued their couirtryman from the gripe
of justice. Amongst others who were particular.
ly active in the rescue, the prisoner •was very con-
Spieuons ; he endeavoured to deprive the con-
stable of his staff, but by a fortunate touch en the
pericraninm, w hich gently raised the scalp
was laid
to ad-
mit the air to his over.heated brain, he
prostrate,-and finally conveyed in triumph to the
watch-house, where ho evinced 'the utmost asto.
nishmeut at the illareatinent he hail received, and
insisted upon giving charge of the Constable.
Uofortunately, however, he was unable to
a due impression of his innocence, and was
hospitably accommodated with a couch in the
black-hate.
On being called upon fur his defense, he dc.
glared most vehemently, that he was as innocent
of the crime laid to his charge as a child unborn.
Devil a hand, act, or part, he had in the row at
all at all; ho was merely •doing the lookings-onf
si hest the Constable came' p and gave him a bother
in the wig that almost fractured his skull. Nut
tvlishing such a salute, he was going to charge the
watch with the man that struck him, when he was
himself taken into custody, and rewarded for his
innocence with a 64 dry lodging" for the night.
• He was committed until he should find bail to
answer for tote assault at the Sessions.
'The next case heard was a complaint exhibited
by a respectable vender of curds and whey in Fleet.
market, against a dealer in fruit in the same vici-
nit y.
The ladies pleaded their own causes, and evinced
the usual eloquence of their ceilings.
The Plaiutiff, who was an Irish woman of sense
respectability in her profession, stated, that she
was a selling of a little drop of crud, and whey.
aid (lore the end of the Market, indeavoring to
earn an honest pinny, and saying nothing to no.
oeLty, Witte the elejfncient cam. up, and without
any cause at all, drappud a paving-stone, into her
. sail of crud*, which was completely destroyed.
:-The Defendant, in answer to this very serious
Charge, declared.that the Plaintiff was a wery hob-
seeporossa old flirt i meman, that was a'quarrel.i
. • ling with hevery body, and always taking the law
of poor people ;•ssithireapeetto the paving.stone,
she had bee* to get 'it to prop up her stall, when,
it accidentally fell out of her baud into the whey
pill of the Plaiodff.••, .
"The 'Magistrate Tay properly dismissed the
complaint, and. the ladies retired to the street,
where therdecided their difference, according to
alicicntptictice, by single combat. , •
*la ist..--4frin. Stapleton, John #ad-
e'er. George Gatemore, and Thomas harcey,
were brought up to this office, cliarg.ed_witlt
uniting and heating the officers on duty at Vaex.,
ball," on Monday night last. Two of them found
tail for iOOl. each; the others for want of it were
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Soictss.:—Yesterday afternoon a Mr. Higgins
it a period to his existence, at his lodgings,. in
alfolk.street, Charing-Cross, by cutting his
throat: He was -a young
.man, about 'lB years
of age, and held a situation in the office of the
Board* of • Controul. He was taken suddenly ill
On Saturday list, in consequence of which his fa.)
titer was scot for ; and yesterday forenoon he at.
tempted to throw himself out of the wintlovr,,biat
was prevented by his father. In the afternoons,
about six o'clock, he said lie wanted to p down
-Stairs, but his father entertaining some suspicion,.
followed • him.“. His suspicions were too well.
founded. The yodttg man rushed into the kitchen,
and laid hold'of a large carvinghe knife. The foto
Ilhcr attempted to. seize. Itlitt,•but , being a pow.,
erful young man, cut his father in a dreadful
-manner across the hind, 'and threw him to the
other side of the room: the father called out for,
assistance, but before tny person arrived,
on the act,
Asf suicide was scconfplished. Mr. Thomps" it
tUrgoott, was•the first who arrived, anti sewed up
'the .band, but, in•about sitt hour after ,they young
rain expired logrentapay.- He was a eem,
"s 1 by all allfinsnew him; and it appeared that
had been seised by a stades. freer and
'eittro•
A young man, of. the name 'Of Dirgin, was
killed in a pitched battle with assanof the samtipf
Houghton, on Monday -last, at ,:flasmere, near.
Colnbroirlt. The Combatants gribrecoulig men,
very respectably eircentitanted. ' 'Having quar.i
'rdhtl respecting the purchase of a hater, -thy'
staked UM -gailitas each to fight for the nest moti.'
lag. Atte* w vitamin% contest of 2.3 minutes, the.
deceased.wmt knocked down by a violent blow
Qtr temple,•and,he never stirred afterwards.s,•..gc,
tea is the course of the day. A,Coronet's ln.:'
. :just sat on the body, and unturned a ferdiet
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carriage ;or any person to . or go as , . ~ • .
passenger, on or about the outside of 'any l' aforesaid, Thar' from aid after Ore passing _.
coach or tither carriage, the top of vihickelialtbe Act, I( the. driver of any.. coach or other - car.
more than eight feet nine inchei from 'the ground, riage above described,. drdvin- by two 9r more
,or tins bearing Of, -which, ott the ground, Shalfbe hones, and foing'or itarelliog for hire, shall per.
less than four feet six ittehes froth the centre-144W mit or seffer more than- one person on Iliceoactb.
track of the right or off.wheelilo the ;Otte of the box, besides himself, and a greater number of out.
track of the left or near.wheel, itinter.the peoally side Passeitgerathill according to the numbers al.
of- bl. for each offence, to be recovered and applied lowed by this Act tote carried or Conveyed ty
in the same manner•as aoy penally for more out. any such coach or. carriage,- above described re.
side passengers than eve alias ad by this ACt can be spectively, it Shall be lawful for any outside or
recovered and aopiioth ~.,. • . • inside passenger; Mho' `shall have been regularly.
1 Anil be it further „carted, That from and after honked, and who has actually paid for their
the passing of thislicot.shalf not be, lawful fur place, if conveyed• by• such coach or other. car.
any driyer, owner,: Rr proprietor of any such riage, to require the driver to stop such coach or
.ceaelo, mail,ceich,,or„'o'ther carriage, above de. Carriage at any ' toll or. turnpike gate, and to re.
scribed, gents IA Oars-Ping or hire, to carry, of quire the collector -of the toll at such gate: to
.permit or suffer any pireel or parcels; oilorggage ' *WIN tbe 'timber '•of pasiengers; or measure.or
wbatcser, eiceeilig iite:l4Cl6, 1.0014 -.10- be 'ascertain the height of the - luggage upon such
conveyed no the tuof of•iny.aucg coach, mail. • coach or other carriage ; and if any such driver
coach, or other carriage, ibose,lescritellj dettwO shall refuse, upon the demand of any • such
hy four or oiy# borsti
.arill,erhere carriage.. are , passenger, to stop any such coach or carriage, _or
.drawn by tete lor.thrie 'bones, Iheu, each luggage, to -permit or suffer the collector at such toll or
not to.eateed•oglitecn:inellei tshare the roof.; anff.. urnpike gate, who" shill bo 'so reqred bY any
every such driver, an'offeoding?`apdliny owner or such passtmger, to Count tbe number of passen.
proprietor of any snip co
or • ether' carriage, gers; and ascertain the ,height of the luggage; or
where such driver ip tiqt,kilown,' or cannot be
.to Make such exittiiiialion, then and in every
found, being, con4cteitaf Sails: iof7soce, either by such ease the driver of such stoach shall forfeit the
hisr her owii,,,tAeMioitt,;the vie* of a Justice sum of Si., for' *Very such refusal ; and shall, if
of the Peace ror.,other Magairate, or the oath or More passengers shallisave Ewen carried on •such j
oaths of one o!, more'eredibie witness or Witnesses, coach, or theloggage shall exceed the, height al.- I
before any Justice Of.;the k'enclor other Maks. lowed by.thii.Act, forfeit for every such offence,
trate acting in and Ter, the
.cOnty,' riding,. city, the committing whereof shall have - been prohi.
town,. division, or OKA wbere. tiny 'offence shall bited as aforesaid, double the penalty bnpOsed by
be committed, (nitich oath:etc.* such Justice os this Act for-such offence, the one-half of. such
other:Magistrate it ,hereby,4tiftior,tzed and required penalty io belong. to the' toll.collector for 'his
to admittister) shalt fiarTejt fed, pay the sum of. five trouble, and the other half to the passenger • and
pounds for every,incl,fahOve,thaspac:c of twe feet it any- trill'dolleetor, nPon being so require'd b/‘
or of 38 ieches respectivel_y &bora *Reified ; and any, such pasinmgety shelf 'negleet .or refuse .to
to case.the,Ov,er,..._se ii,',6llding, shalkle.,,tl)o owner make suckeximinatiiib,:be Shall. fiiifeit• and pay.
of Auch cArcttisit:caacit, ot atbct rarriap *bore •theTsam'ol: bi; for each offence, to be levied and:
diseriheas, hits,
,till fertiAtilteata,e(t4o kiounds applied tn thilime Manner as the- other :. penalties
ter, every ineh lit tho space! reSpecii,voy.abore imposed by this AM-Varret4f,any. person or per.
allowed ;.‘o4,.loefult of soil
or said -sons .shall eadeatoer or evade such examination,
penalties respectieely, the isorsonafteciliti !.o*.iif... by descending from lush -coach or other carriage
reeding tqlei,be *lOOO tgAkit c,ohoson..o9l,'`Or above' described, previous le he, reaching any
heuse-ef OrrecOoN '4, she efookik.ol.4? Oil', turnpike gate, and ' re-amending it: after it. has
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tOWn,...diiirion, or place .wfb,,surtli!fregictfiltalt 'pissed 'loch: turnpike gate, be shall; forfeit and
have been committed; tharettisi-rOnnFns „rabid pay the sum of 101...t0 be• recovered in -thesante
bail or rnahiprige.„ 64e3h,9 of -tan "aaht, tanner as the venaltieshereby imposed.
nnless,stleh.pcialties shall epeek_Atd: ,Pre. , *nil be it further enacted, That, from and area
liktfatOrays Mitt allitischairl lier,hlt4ftift de- 411S4asairtg orilth; ActOf the coachman' or port*
eer4beft
.0,4. be sd:R ic.:ed
te,jbasitt,t ht ilia' latreitikthe aired any coach, mail coach" or othdr
citich,' trnill.efitch„ Or., Oleg
.V...lie)se laolik, di. darriage.ibeve desOribed) shall per or sole; Ml'
.seritied, ii,:tlsat;lso; yetisengeeor .ogs'elie ifian ,etikerperseni 41tistletliNe consent of wproptitior,
sit tiereot• cia.deettto iapikt4l lo:01,. g-o 14011 'it tbratiditiet lb* leblists4 Or.the piissehgers,..to diliic
(c4cc i to be.p4i'd py eeeli iiii*settlet4r AiSitteie'is Ihe •
same; car thidi-401. the bow withoot reasomable
jeepet,iiiaxi• end te Lie reFer't,i,-anclAififf. in- ricessioil, or tbratbirt•lPate Of time than 'snch
the same utenher ts the ettitix 44,4111 tart,., o'l4 lietisiouaiet sisitiOn(allbough the .reins fur gold.
thit'Act • 'end that he 4tiisTiaileatalaiio the teip- big or driving thaltatatibo.left:forAlse time intim
of : i'T,riiio earl. pri.,. argiebeld; ali °tut 'beads irfilt*Os.steillifr.qn theboi)iecifthecoach.
for )Megan,',)eeia,lell he' i4sichatfy,scOrttledi (ram 'the 'nuiii-,iais Verstaisclialtiek UM earriof any. Coach, *ail.
aitsbg
other part al ' lap Or iiio coach; ofOthie ear.' comb, or •ethet'datriate-, Aboto dercribed•• Shall •
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tied, htiliiii I, 'or of ; She to nate by furionAt diltitigi'er Ili int:4llolielici aisititi.
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envy 'seek drieer, er child*, ist part owoci, when .conlnfe, beertinattltetatrAege, or in any manner
requittedli.ktO do, Shall trellise to permit the . said taklaiager Ole yienows Otip.,Vely pl:. qtejassen.
•c•lrfli!te and. leggage to be iiiirlstired by eit'y Julatiee- • gitekieir4hOiyarett 'y bf 11le o w nets or priprieters
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of the ice, Magistrate, Constable, Surveyor of .o • suet 'ferriage (eitaroittable accidents, always
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any Highway . or Turnpike Road, Inspector of .excepted) every such tatchmati or person as afore.
Coaches, -duly authorized by the Commissioners said so offending,shall, for every such offence, for.
, of Stamps, or passenger, he shall forfeit the like reit and pay any sum, -not exceeding ten p?undq,
penalty, to be recovered and applied in the manlier nor less than five pounds, to be levied end. applied
herein-after 'specified. in the same manner as the other realties Unposed'
And whereas it is expedient to lower the present by this Act.
height of stage coaches, in which case a greater And be it further enacted, That if any
h,. maOrson,
'height of luggage than two feet might he safely. going or travelling as a guard to any coacil.
'it
to be carried on the outside thereof ; be coach, or,other carriage above described, shall firs
it therefore enacted, That it shall be lawful to off the acme he is entrusted with, either while suck
carry any luggage 'parcel, er other package in coach or other carriage -is going on the paid, :or
manner be
or provided for on the roof of going through or standing in any town, htbZlWisti
any coach or other carriage above described of than for the defence of such coach or other. car: -
a greater height than two. feet ; presided such riage, or the passenger or passengeo theittia;erery
luggage, parcel, or other package, be not a such person shall, for every such offeneejorfitt
greater height from the grouad, including the and pay the sem of five spounds, to be recovered
height of such coach, than ten fe et nine inches. and appimlied ind
thby this Aete same manner it the other pc:
The licence to be taken out is to specify the nalties pose. ~. ~• .
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eaniber of inside and outside passengers. Persons who shall receive money tor ebottiving
Within six months after the passing of the act, at any offence prohibited by thjs Ait,, to forfeit
the nuinher of-inside and outside passengers that the sum of 501. ; and in default of 'payment there.
•the carriage Is licensed to carry is to be painted, of,, to be committed to the louse of Corection,.
itt legible character 4, upon the door of the car. for any. period not exceeding three. moult* nor
riage, With the( names of the proprietors; or, less than one month. . .
instead of stich inscription, a metal plate shall And whereas it would materially contribute to
be fixed to the hide of 'the carriage, to the same the safety of passengers, if a great part of the lug.
effect. gage usually conveyed by stage coaches werecon.
• Every person offending against this clause to veyed in a present; lower position than is generally
forfeit 101. for ev,-ry outside passenger above the the case at
legal number, and A. tor-obliterating or altering regard to the number of outside passengers' on suck
the painted iascription or.plate. stage coaches, would not. be so requisite, provided
Wheu the of
!elites to:the number of pas- no luggage was carried by them, except its the
singers, and the driver cannot be found, the- pe...manner herelis.after mentioned ; be it therefore.
silty to attach on the. pioprietor ; but if -thu further enacted, that all stage.ceaches, long.trodied
lettOr. skews it was Ogitlnat his will, it is lib, ati coachessincluded, carrying. ao. Oartels or luggage
teeit4Oly upon the driver, when tumid • who, in .whatsoeeer, excepting in the inside, or in the trent
.tiefailltwf payment, is to' be committed to 'prison boot thereof, or in a bent behind, or entice the
'pii a' ems not exceeding siit,• nor less than three body-of such carriage ; and where the top
sof snek
:months. . boot behind, when the coach is empty, is oat
in Serviced the suhnnons uponacting book.keeper
tamed a special licence for that purpose, and hat..
The driver stopping, not to quit his buries or number
the name of the owner or ownere, and ilso
Om be; etail appiag,
proper person shall have actual number of outside and inside pepeogers thereby
held. of the nine of the fore.horses, who shall allowed, painted or inscribed thereto, shalt-bet
hold them watil the driver returns to the box, or perinitted to carry two outside passengers more
'lite' pest.boy who rides one of the horses is corn• than the number of outside ►passengers hereby li.
tiletely mounted, under n
th nalty ou the driver of mited with respect to other coathea or carr:Mrs
not
less than 10s, or more n 51.—Thitelausenot above described,. withont subjecting the deiverse
to extend to hackney casettes drawn by two horses Owners, or prop of isch coaihes. or other
611Z' . . carriages, to any ofrietors the.penalties, forltiissrest fin.qi
The driver or the guard, by intoxication or neg. Or punishments, .Or authericed to be
imposed, VII
ligence, endangering thesafety of the passengers, posed by this Act ; any thing
. herein centainoiltat •
or loitering on the road, or net fairly accounting to the contrary notwithstanding. - • . - ~...
his employer, to forfeit a sum not less thin Any presectitioli fee an* offeoce emensitted
ii more than 101. ; and in default of payment there.. against the provisions of this Act shall be cm
fof, to he imprisoned not less than three, or more mcnced
shall within th e
e been cem ipaqa of four
tt tcen days after tha
..Ithan six months. offence havmie..,
\Driver or guard using abusive language, or ex. ' HackneY.coaches,. which wlt;ir by iiillitiki.
'acting more Oen he is entitled • to, shall forfeit a saetated stages, are nut within this act. ..
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'.sum nut less than '5l. or move than •tos. ; and in
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default of of 'peymeut thereof, tote impiisootd for ,..iiiiieiday morning, about three otetoub„.•al
a tinienolszteetling one Mouth) :or less than three la•• glow a mots, was coming erton Epos,
- . 't 2
days. • ~. , . ~. L._,•• iljni. Cart; containing poultry and other goods for
Co6stablirefltsing .14 4titiiiiite an "nu% log it `i.to.adaa markets, he was stopped •by three fa.
pursuance of this Act, to forfeit• I. and -in Ile: Lows,.,tworeva loneghton .and Wnodford, who
fault of .payment . thereof; -to be'imprisdned untie rtabbett him of Itlis watch ,and some 'loose say.
when so
the money is paid, but not longer than one month. they were abodt to rifle bis mi., wc.lae
And be it !further -enacted by the authority bearing wen. made theicappe4cancv44.oo. *4s•
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made ti Jr escape.—
Oa Sunday. evening, at eight o'clock, a isd
about 17 years of age,. walking along the read
ear.Braberne, Hertfordshire, was struck down
by the, lightning. lie was carried-to a honte, iu
'that neighbourhood-, and died in imam an kola
afterwards.
,The body of a well.alresied women; wlostitta-
ed out to be Jane Tanford, an upper servant is
Pirliamentatreet,- was picked, asp on Tuesday
evening in Chelsea.reach .bi some 'fishermen. It
was not ascertained how -she came in the water,
but she had permission to spend the day on San-
day amongst her friends. A watch aad 17 shil.
Bogs were found on her poison.
As the 6th Regiment of Foot wereeitcntlgage
the Beach parade at Dover, on Sunday evening, a
corporal, named James Du:tau, was observedby
the Serjeant.Major to be greatly intoxicated, yttid,
in consequence, he. desired him to quit the ranks,
k,..akinldi,ghoe bfaacrtetdo hais
resolution to
toOdnesgtrooinygl:litapit.2;l7,
' and accomplished his purpose by la d
ying own,
'with his coat in a bundle, as a pillowl.ander Ma
bead. •llta this situation he pbceti has musket
alongside, with the Muzzle towards"fihn, and!
1 pulling the trigger, by a string attacked W.*.
(pFasset'ehdehl ei throughofi on
i the t hbheo
di his- y
iheceatat•holf.,A. ancard'outheerst.r.,,.o,.„
the next day, who ritttrated
q verdict of Feb° de to.- . - • ' °
On Friday se'nnight an inquest was lakes at
Shennington,• in' plouctstershire, -Wore W.
-Tama, Gent. Cbrowe- ri• oaview of the bodYt of
of
Wm. Askew • a cornfield of -tlsts:Bsth regimen
foot;, who died of the injury lie sustained in a
.pitchettbattle,with one. Nathaniel French, as re.r•
cruit, belonging to the same corps. The qurt,
arose:tat i wakc.. Thsvcorpitsed wee thrown alining
the third round ;.,when a btood.vessel of the tartiti
• was ruptured by :the ..fall, as' wall' is the ipieall
marrow injure* ha edusequence of whieb he ta.9l
afterwards became delirious at intervals toil dee
within the apit:a of dit 1401114*-Verdtcto ,dree-

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