Case Of William Ramsden R...
Mr. Juatice Burrough, jmmediately on his arrival in town, prepared his report on the above case, and attended in person on Saturday last a: the Secretary of State's offiee. His report was laid before Mr' Peel, who, without delay, eommunicated it to the King, and in consequence of the 'favourable eircumstances in th'eprisoner's case,His Maj esty was most graciously pleased to command a pardon to be instantly prepared. This was accordingly done, antl Mr. Robinson was liseharged from Newgate yesterday. It may be necessary to state, that during the whole time ef Mr. Robinson's confinement in Newgate, he has been kept in an apartmcnt separate irom the other prisoners. ' So stated in the discharge. CASE OF VILLiAM 1AJMSEN ROBIBASOAT