... TRIAL OF JAMES HADFIELD. Tlnitftlay morning came on in the Court King’s nch, WeHminftcr, the Trial ot James Had field, for High Treafon. The Court and all the paflages near it weie excdlivcly crotided very eaily hour. At nine o’clock the four judges the ...

... the proceedings in matters of High Treafon. The* come on in about a fortnight. The Grand Jury yefterday found a trueii^ James Hadfield, for high trtafon. S OC K bXCHANGEt Mondav, May z 6, 1800. Bank Stock per Ct. Iraper . . • • Navy 5 pr Ct. An. . . . 98 ...

... his own horfe from Shaftefbury to diflance 30 milei, in the courfe of formed it with great 14. hours and High Treason —James Hadfield was brought into the Court 0: King’s Bench, of the Attorney-General, and charged wid ment for High Treaion, in compaliing ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... FURTHER PARTICULARS. The name of the man who fired the piftol is James Hadfield. He was born in London. His father was coachman fo a Duke the river, fuppofed to be the late Duke of Buccieugli. After he was taken, he was fitil examined in the Mulic Room ...