... Theatre with intent and in the fame Theatre by and with the fame pillol loaded atafore. faid and with which he the faid James Hadfield had armed hirofelf aforrfaid tnalicioufly and traitoroufly to (hoot at affaflinale kill and put to death our faid Lord ...

... in the fur- .;.er ieligetion of circumtiances refp icing l eorrid attempt wich was made on the terfen of his Majefly by James Hadfield. 'he prifoner was not brouglht tp ; but it e peared, that the piftol wvas loaded -ith two 2; igs, one of ?? was fc.-sjd ...

... had no objeftion to tell who be was. - I t was not over yet there was great deal more and worfe to done. His name was James Hadfield, had ferved his time to working filver# finith, but hadcnlifted into the 15th Light Dragoons, and had fought for his King ...

... will shortly pass through the metropolis, and inspect the different volunteer corps, the same as last year. This morning James Hadfield, charged with high treason, in shooting at his Majesty in Drury-lane Theatre, was brought and arraigned upon his indictment ...

... the 27th July and the 6th Auguft, a. term often days, notwithfianding which he continued alive, and in apparent health. James Hadfield, the maniac, who Tome time fince fhot at the KING, was laft week removed from Bedlam (under an order from Lord PeLn Am) ...

... fuggelted the neceffity of arming tbe inhabitants in a mafs, which would produce a force of near 200,000 men. Yelterday James Hadfield was brought up the Court of King's Bench in the cuftody of the keeper of Newgate, Habeas Corpus, and being put to the ...

... from prejudice. — Rule granted. TRIAL OF JAMES HADFIELD for HIGH TREASON. Thurfday morning, at 9 o'clock, Ld.Kenyon, ' and the three other Judges of the King's Bench, ] took their feats in Court, when James Hadfield, for (hooting at his Majelty at Drury-Lane ...

... the King’s life. The Attornay General appeared in Court, and Bated that a bill had been found by the Grand Jury againll James Hadfield, for high treafon, in firing a loaded pillol His Majefty. He moved the Court that a copy of the indi&ment with a lilt ...

... ■l£>ostsicript* Yefterday in tbe Court of King's Bench, James Hadfield w-t tried on an indifttricnt for High Trea- fon. The Gentlemen on the Juiy havingbeen fworn, the Attorney General proceeded to enter- on the cafe. He laid, this was * charge of High ...

... fronathe. imprudent manner I the other-touk to recover his money, brut gave in bail for the Ile by ~afrautil. .. .. amas James Hadfield, the maniac, Who Comne time fince that n d; at the -King, was laft week removed from Bedlam (under I to be .an order fromi ...

... one of his Majedy’s Privy Council, and took his at the Board.—The King left London for Ycllerday morning the trial o[ James Hadfield for High Treafon, in (hooting at his Majefty in Drury- Line Theatre, came the Bar of the Court Bench In Ilali. All the ...

... was one amongst others which the gallant executed on the ever memorable 21st of March 1801 in ruined ork near Alexandria James Hadfield the maniac who some time since shot the King last week removed from (under an order from Pelham) Newgate the secure keeping ...