... - - TRIAL (F JAMES HADFIELD. l Yesterday came on in the Court of King's Bench, the Trial of James Hadfield, for High Treason. The Court and all the palsages near it were excessively crowded at a very early hour. At nine o'clock the four Judges of the ...

... hooting, &c. at his -Maje.y, when he was returning fiom Dury-ane Thearre, on the i5th of Mfay lah, the fame day on which James Hadfield fired at the King. The Court ha's not yet palid f ntence on t) int. William Hilling, a poulterer of Portfltunioh, is bound ...

... and NI1±gog; and if you are not cautious as to your coatdutt, i Ihall in- It.utly annilhi iate )>uO. , . Dl. you knvo James Ha-dfield ? A. Very well I nett WSi1 at tl R .virw ; and I told 1hinl th;at he might he a gre *e man1, if lie pleaftd. ±? How ? ...

... particu-lars apply to Mr John of Ply mouth- Dock or THOMAS LOCKYER Sworn Broker Plymouth July 1800 AX AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT THE OF JAMES HADFIELD For Shooting Day is published One Shilling continued Monthly) Embclliflied with t Fortunate Efcape The Lion 3 new Pattern ...

... 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 ...

... about fixteets years of age. Ile II f- was fwnrnl in at the Exchequer on Tuefday laft. Cc. Early' on W~edncflday-morning James Hadfield, con- ?? e'ver fine his acquittal of the charge of wilfully o a firing a pidol at his Majefty, at Drury-latie Theatre ...

... he had no objection to tell wh» was.—'lt was not over yet—there was great deal more and worfe to be done. His name was James Hadfield—he had Cerved his. time to a working filverfmith, .but had entitled into the 15th light dragoons, and had fought for his ...