... New- Rate, who certified in liii return, that before the comm,; the writ to him, njmoty, on the 16lh day of M iv Ujt, James Hadfield was committed to hit custody, by under the hand and seal of his Grace the Duke of High Treason, in compassing and imagining ...

... ar.d ith. mails from Hamburgh arrived this morning, but they bring nothing fo recent the French accounts. This morning James Hadfield was brought up the Court of King's Bench, under the care the keeper of Newgate, to be acquainted bis trial would come ...

... 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 ...

... to hard labour.---John M*Morrey, regue and vaga- bond---To be imprisoned in Chester Castle until the 11th Grimday, and James Hadfield, for stealing a shawl—Fouricen days in the House of Correction to hard labour.---Lydia Cook, for stealing a pair of ings ...

... founded on fafts will foon-be afcertained : in the mean time they are ftated in almoft every letter from Turkey. Wednefday James Hadfield was fervtd with a copy of his indiftment, the names of the Jury, and a lift of the witnefits, preparatory to his trial ...

... Milis Wilitwu William Gray Witham Miils Cyrus Armitage Jowarth Davis James Moerhouse Robert Piatt Whitworth Kubert Syncs James Hadfield t-bert Milner Andrew Jobu Hargraves Mose» Davenport Thomp- Raiph son Jotn Howard Jumes Loftuouse Henry Kawsou Jusoua Lees ...

... are they A. Gug and Magog; and if you are not cautious as to your conduct, shall instant- annihilate you. Q.—Do you know James Hadfield ?—A. Very | well. met him the review ; and I told him that | might be a veiy great man he pleased. , . Q. How ?—A [ have ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... an by law chargeable on the Church-rate to which an amendment was proposed by Mr. Thomas Burgess, and seconded by Mr. James Hadfield. That a rote of Id. in the pound be ranted to the churchwardens (or the ascessary expenses of the current yeas; and ...

... being made second time for the wit- Besses give their attendance, the Clerk the Crown read the indictment, which charged James Hadfield with maliciously, traitorously, and wickedly imagtning and compassing to put to death our Lord the King, &c. &c. To this ...

... Several of the enemy's merchant veffels deltroyed in Qjjimper River, by the boats of Sir John Borlale Warren's fquadron. 26. James Hadfield tried in the Court King's Bench, for an attempt to affaffinate the King, atDrury-lane Theatre, but acquitted on tbe plea ...