The Sun. — 1808-08-08 (London, England)

SSIZ ES.  • A =sele& dined with the IN E after the AUGUST t. . . ,partyRaces yesterday. His Royal Highness's liand played About three. e)'el,,cle yesterday afternoon rlaA Iron! SeVcral pieces of mtislic on. the Lawn, in front of the JasticeGeosE-arid the Hon. B .von Tit ompe Batioueting-room. A Concert within doors sue.: ing.conclueed the business- of the ,Assizes, let this ceeded. The only rooms in the. Pavilion illutninated city tor Kell-nen-hou-e, the steit pit Gee, silt t• u, E4l' were that above mentioned anti- the:.Egyptian Gal---)e(Kigh Sheritl74'Nottirigleu'ashire) where th.e e lery. I' At DotOteDsoN's and' PoLIA.RD's Libraries .to dine on their route to N(etnighatn. Previo}is the crowds w,,-re Immense, nUmberless were their departtire, 'all die prisoners who bee been coil' the promenaders on the Steyne. Theetmcommon destined to deathewere,reprii"ede' • brilliancy. onhe. ligkts in the Bartifueting-room of Martin Sarnpson, lately of Noyth Kelsey, .13. the Pavilion ektended their influence over a leongi.; lbourer, charged with ititylariOUSiy Firetiking- ai.d enderable part of the NOrthern eitietnily of the walk. tering.the bouse•!it tartoer;.of teiteee Mrs. FlTztiEßßEity arrived last night. A B,'iat i and 'stealing money and bi is to the amp ine from the 1)orl Malian Gun -brig, which ran ashore 6s. aster a titai 'which Listed titeiriy tPeee tuft G' hetWeen eight and ,nine o'clock last night, attracted "acqUitted. , the... notice of the spedators on the Cliffs, parts, Mar- The circumstances`-or this case are reeeek..ble. ]y as the men iwhe had landed from it soon.after -Our readers_ will recollea thc prisoner w.l, peared busied in bearing a berthen between "them who, at the last (e.'ve e-xtraorclin:3rv.evi,!eoc into the town. 'Upon inquiry,.we found that elle against man namedßar»ard, u'ltiret en stood eltaig burthen in question was the lifeless remains of :Mr, ed withtheoffene.,and which went dii ealy fastv3 TuoaN, the Surgeon of the Vessel, kt ho, had corn- Ilion him the 'pith and ,punishieent of the eitfence mitted an 'ad of suicide, by crattingi.his theoat...‘With whiClrhe tdrself. liras now areiiig Tlfe'o'ritteiiri a razor but thee evening lx fore. The body Was witness on the present occasion -was LAueselet taken to, the Town-house, where the. Cot °Der's lee ytia ; he deposed trial.'prisimei' quest was held this day. The unhappy man, it was ,its servants w •Me. P ri4t ock,gti th fath.Febroarl proved, lead long been 'deranged, in. nis.inteliects. • List ;he tetnembered the ertsonet being setaLto I'he Jury theretbre, without hesitation, rewrned a. House ofrcd ti tt he verclielol Lunacy. The deceased lead retired to Led' ecapcie out he made, e.e.e ,ofeeeveral itunkiiwipos on board•the Vessel, about vine o'clOck on Tuesdai presgions as lo.iek inast(r, such as ei`-= evening, having , aye, e, obser%ed to his servant that he was' is 'the sante 'sktuce for the•gociseeas ; ill, and desiting him to procure him an opium 'Fedi l'il he op to my tn.aster:s9.:.ny tine qr ot:eee" Ifront the medicine chest, which be accordingly did, The prisoner told-the' i;fte4.,,s e,keeeta''pele ef:lit and. then left !time On the-thllowitigmorning,when •:their,wastee'puist haveesenne.reeepey ityi Imo • e the the said servant entered the eabin.of his master, as • .house, and severed times asked him to a-sist in robwas very usual with him, to tell him the hour Of 'bin:; hint. Tree prisoner at last told witnies`s.teee as the day,, lie found him quite dead and weltering in be would riot dell, him, he would do it d his blood, which was coagulated about hie n, would give the witness half the 1.)(46ty provicl,,d eating' that he had breathed his last-many In;urs would keep the house from being alinirniti; a.nd say fore. Ibis remains will be interred 'here nothing of his knowledge, tI. ri ner flitev,ening, r tiag fire robbery.' .10ti the dai' pre R cedir!e the ne- night Between twelve and one o'deck to-day: all. vet eon wh;ch the burglary w.ts cOrnlnitted,:fr.Peat-ock' bustle of- preparation for the Race Dow n, arid tie- Trod,. to Icirtoii. Witnes.s and the btu' • • • fore one o'clockthe hill_ exhibited 'a :very nuerieretsi go..Ril't a fieA in:which they wei'r's at w("';- ,tied ~display of company. latter; communicated his intention to rub du house ; 501 The sports announced ei;vere a handicap plate of' ' that night; 'provided then-inas:er 'did" trot 1-t-tirs.--. heats, the new course ; and a inatZti tetweeo r MC' Peacock• dd 11.04 letwriv and next Morning the the PUIN6E'S Riders and mr...mELLisn's Biadbury, prisoner,, who rose filet, shortly after pine, out, re' • the former of which paid forfeit, and the handicap tu'reed apd'Stated that the liouse had been robbed, was put off; consequently there was- Ito racing to-' fur the, granary: was broke opt ri, it lit•rt!u•pon,44 the day. The disappointtnent of ..the peciple may be family got up. is necessary here to stete, that east a ily conceived; though had the sports taken place,, from the testimony of other-witnesses it• apeeareJ sue thick foe,, envvloped the course, that the' , that the-robber bed entered the stebie-tbrotten orrat) horses, at the distance of fifty yards, would scarcely. &dr; which had been dou'ely lock d, arc etulc d the have been seen. From . two .to four O'clock; the. ' granary, and by breaking kloW.n a waql hart " gained confluence of equestrians and carriages about the' entrance into the bed:roonyof Mr.,Peaveeek. 4 14rge. Steyne completely blocked up every avenue leading box was 'there forced open, a,,d hien.* thereto. The Patexce, :habiteel as Colonel •of the tioned in the.indt(Atnent,molen.] • The witness went joth Light Dragoons, with a star at his.breast, was to Kirton to tell his Mester oft tieerobhery, who' MP ihe.re on his fine grey charger, accompanied by • , tnertiattly carne home, aMI-had:4le.-=, Colonel LEIGH, and atten4ied by one grpom only. Course of next day the pri,,unreook the Hi, Hiahness with his usual condescension, bowed ness to a le-flied:place, and told he-v. unlit keep to all be knew, entered into conversation with - his promise, .raid- thereupon him 8 iiain.ea's, veral Noblemen he met in his-way, and appeared. in. Wilieb witness, fearful of hat its such a stint;ol4 lIIICOMiIIOn fine spirits. Mrs. leiTzuriteaketT was: on him, madetr li6ke and -deposited in the'ground• among the promenaders on the-walk at the. time; gOipg some tinterattp to take up the motley it were the .Eatl and Countess Of -