... HIGH TREASON. Bill of Indictment was found tbe Grand Jury for Middlefex, agaioft James Hadfield, for High Treafon copy of which, together with the names and places of refidence e>f the jury and wirneffes, were ordered to delivered to the prifoner, upon ...

... enemy's Merchant VeiTels deftroyed in Quiinper River, by the boats of Sir John Borlafe -Warren's Icitiadrost. - - •2. James 'Hadfield tried in the of King's Bench, for an attempt to ailitilinate the King, at ITrury-lanit Theatre, but aci.it!itted, on the ...

... Bench, that a bill of indictment for high treason had been found by the grand jury of the county of Middlesex against James Hadfield, for shooting at his Majesty: he therefore moved the court, that a copy of the indictment, together with a list of the ...

... the pofficers dm’ged with the infpe@ion of brewefies, (o ule all pofiible vigilance in lhz difcharge of their duty. . James Hadfield, the maniac, who fome Lime. fince Mol at the King, was lafl week removed from Mfin(unflrm order from Lord Pelbam) to Newgate; ...

... their relprc- tive veffels, to be in readinefs at a minute's warning, in cafe the French Iquadron venture ijut. Wedijefday James Hadfield, a prifoner in JNewgate for high treafon, was ferveil with a .copy of his Indictment, the names of the jury, and a lift ...

... plan'is carried into execution, it ought to be upon a grand fcale, thai it may viewed as a rational' monument. Wednefday James Hadfield was ferved with a copY of his indi£tmen|, the names of the jury, and a lift of the witnefles, preparatory to his trial ...

... occupies Finale, and his advanced polls extend to Oneglia. We underftand that the Privy Council have; determined that James Hadfield, who fired the piftol at his Majefty's box, (hall immediately be! brought to trial, and a Special Commilfion is to be ...

... Several of the enemy's merchant verreis defiroyed in Quimper River, by the boats of Sir John Borlaie Warren's fquadron. 27. James Hadfield tried in the .Court of •King's Bench, for an attempt to affe;linate the King, at 'Drury-lane Theatre, but acquitted on ...

... HiGH TREASO.Y. lei fbo THE KING AGAINST JAMES HADFIEL.D. pe MIDDLSt X.-Be it rememberc-d, That on MIVonday w next, after the morrow of the Afcenfion of our Wv Lord, in the fortizth year of the reign of our So- an vereign Lord George the Third, by the ...

... the prefentdtion was yelterday made to the Middlefex Grand jury, who found a bill of indiament for High Treafon againft James Hadfield. The trial will take place in the Court elf King's Bench, in the courfe of two or three Reeks; a lilt of the jury and ...

... At_Wreiller's Plain the fore-horfes of their carriage fell down, and nearly overturned them. They, however, efcaped unhurt. James Hadfield, the maniac, who, fome time Once, (hot at the King, was ha week removed from Bedlam (under an order from Lord Pelham) ...

... and the Magistrates there are on the alert, so that there is little chance of the scenes that disg raced Peckham fair. James Hadfield the maniac, who ,some time since shot at the King, was last week removed from'Bedlam (under an order from I.2rd PELHANI) ...