The Statesman.
London, England, 1821-08-23 00:00:00

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wee said to be the Biker Stick, awl who wu stalled
Csoloael Hilt. that the regiment was set to be tamed
oat till farther *ram, cad that was the sole cause er
the delay; it was not out of disrespect to the Canner
or the Jury. We waited there, very disagreeable,
Datil halt-past fear *Week ; 1 mesa disagreeably. be-
muse we were Eder aethiag. Then Sir H. Torres*.
the Adjaisuo4leseval was ea kersebask. earprieed
:011: that so repel km made, sad thought these meet.
be some ' Sr H. Teams nig. Hi my hoof in
that the lemeleasd by sot ressivieg ae all-,
seer the Teal sad theses were lamedialely ordered
oat. The Coeseesdag Olen amend me that every
officer sad .as were seesated cad paraded le the
same mean se they were apes the 14th. He
was sailed Wesel Careadish. Observing some
of the nest cloalipd. I asked him the leases, aed he
said It was tie area that were sleeked ea the 146.
Bow Oestleasea case with tickets is the usual torah
bat without the same being inserted; they wen sea-
sequeady seat bask wham she. altered. 1 asw ao

witnesses refused alter the debts were rarreateff. The
witnesses were pet is a roma where they esomplained of
heist wane. I saw one named Jones. who seemed to
knew me ; he said he wished se go out. end I applied
to the Commemdieg Officer, who permitted them to go
lam the Ridimg4chool, and to walk sheet I. a cool pas-
sage. where I walked myself. The in. were drawn out.
is (sir reeks is ors order, a twee be imps sash. The
witnesses west lam the Hasa, amllassempanied them; ae
did Mr. Itaissiord chiefly. hut I went threngh the whole.
I will explaie shoot the witness Wag mid sheet turning
ass away. I saw them lookieg sheet I. different direr-
does. and I desired he week, look to the right up *se
line, and same dm another, se that he the 1,1
otherwise they neighs miss some. Three tw
witamisse ulls t. make a mesa ex
eemeseadieg Other said that was emstrat, to hot. •
tantalum, Not Mr. _leafed and inyesir legend open
it, mad the Adjutant-080ml was of that opinion, sad it •
wascomplied with. The vitamins. whoever thq imp-
meld identify any penes. stepped, and the
=meta( Meer directed the Adjutant to take down
*memo of the perms se ideatilled, which I suppose.
the &limps did. as he wrote always. I m the preeeeee of
every whisess.l asked if every uses sad every Offiesr was
ea the same hone, and in the same order as whim on
duty es the 14th. I was regularly assured they were
' emits:rises ; with the encepthem of one tees lying in
the tal wounded, from a brick. or something of the
kind. one of the witmesses expressed a wish to we kiln
or I shield have ordered it.
To a widen from the Forams, Mr. Binds replied.
that he did mot take any of the asses of the °Goers se
ideatilisd. He did apt eiseseive it to he his dety se take
the mew at all. He kaew onset *seams, Lieutenant
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‘.7 Messedsifisi apes Ltratiaast Qom at least he
was told that was the same si the dicer.
Is answer 4 tilestisa Ikea owe at the Jarrow,as
to whether there bad sot bees held another latoeit.
withis the barrack yard.
Mr. Binds acid. 1 made so farther ewasalastioa of
the witassees. than Rarely to ask for what purpose they

Mr. Watt'mos.—Wert not several of the Irksome
is ilimbt as to the perms of the 'Miriam' whom they
wished to idleatify ?—two wore especially beteg se ex-
actly alike.
iliraie.—Tee; there certaiely was mese deibt
impressed.
Mr. Wsithouts.—Was wet oae of them es the left,
and the other on the right ?
Ms. Dirsie.—Yes.
The Coroner—What has this to io with the
?

Mr. Waithman—Begging your pardon, Sir, it has
very materially to do with the evidence; for at neither
you nor the Jury were present, I wl4ll to lobtain
thro.gh the evidence of Mr. Hirai', the 1111801101 in
which the stet were identified.

Mr. Welshman proceeded—Do yea bsppea to boom
the sasses of the two mem who so resembled one au-
other?

Mr. Birnie---I could not swear to the names of any
of them bat one, whose same is Lieut. Storey, the son
of my acqsaintanee, the Magistrate.
Jo ryman—Yee have said that some of the witnesses
had mime doubt as to the identity et some of the men ;
I wish to know whether they had an opportunity af-
forded them of clearing up these doubts ?
Mr. Birnie---Rvery facility. was gives them ; and
indeed Sir Henry Tomas was of the same opinion as
myself that every facility should be afforded to the
witnesses. I ought hem to menden that Colonel Hill
belongs to the Blues, bet, as ►e ►ad the office of
Silver Stick, on that day, he was despatched to the
Boards.
Juryman—Did yen see any of the soldiers laugh-
ing and scale( at the witnesses.
Mr. Birnk—Yes, they certainly smiled, as they
ge-
nerally do on these occasions. '
A Juryman—Did not see dim gsseh.their teeth ?
Mr. Birsk—lf they did so, it must have been be-
hind my book, as I generallywalired before the wit-
messes to give them eien6deuee, sad remove from their
minds the impression that they were eatkely surround-
ed by soldiers.
Mr. Blink then left the rows, burin said that he
would send Mr. Stafford with the poperesni mimosa'

the Aileen identified, if h. had &sit

Mr. Waithnias--Mr.

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Iler that the witnesses not hairier-had fair ilay ymter-
day, would justify me is broads' limo the prank*
which I bad made, not to bring fanned ear wire, yet
such is net my intend's, Il•meeelfwilels as Mar, that
there is a mon. is &stemless" in,* it reedy Were
evi.leske, that one of the withers, trim woe ve dorms
the 14th, and coosequeotly alight to haveimesst es**
parade at the barrack-yerdieasmday, woe titiattag st
his house during the whole of tbat-periml. • Ile is awl
one of my evideaces. jet I will order him to appear if
it be your wish. ' • .
Thomas Austin, 1, 10MmeSetreat.e• mare;
being called and ewer% Waled IW:oat
was absent truss resterekieg saisom wimp-
derail ought to•balre bee rem* it the harm
gyration** by a Jetrusaa—Mbir ftlelet Iteloagod to

the Ist Itegiseeit of H;res (femurbad sierlsteihfoe
three &spot be tweet Mee blow *OM t the 5,141“
said that he was en ditty at Reseingtea tra the 14th.