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London, England, 1821-01-17 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY, TUESDAY, JANUARY 16.

The above Sessions ended till. rimy. The Re.
corder was occupied the whole of the morning in
hearing petty cases, and at three o'clock proc-eded
to pare sentence on the Prisoners. The following
thirteen convict. were condemned to Death :
Murphy, for returning from transportation ; Thomas
FJliiit, Joseph Wootton, William &slim*, Michael Harley,
and Shellac! Sullivan, for highway rubb►►y; Thurso' Pratt,
for burglary ; Joseph P.slmer, James Palmer. Jamey Risk'.
and Joseph Perry, foie stealing i■ • dwelling horse ; wad
Navy Gays, for highway robbery. The latter Prisemer,
who was scarcely able to support herself, wee resandid
stag of exerniiiim.

Transportation for Life—William Carroll, William Ello,
and Julius James.

For Forster,. Years—William Lewis, George Wright,
Robert Coheo.Thowass Lewis, Thomas Lloyd, Peter Ratehe►,
Charles James, Wlllistin Belt, Maria Browo, ITillisM
Ruhe'tr, John Cooper Murphy, Samuel Evans, Thomas
Williams, and William Hearn,

For Sewn Years—John Neale, Francis Angell, Thomas
Belt, Lewis Bennet, William Smith, William Thiimai,
James Potts, Antonio Paraliu, Miry Knowles, Grange
Smith, Jonathan Cox, James Monday, Ellen Rubinson,
Joseph Thorn, John Wright, Stephen Reynolds, John Baler,
William Faint, Mary Evans' F.dward Shore, John Wilding,
James Sinclair, George Shepherd, Rohrrt Idler, William
Watkins, Isaac Ballard, William Cooper, Samuel
John Evan% John Daniel, George Smith, William Rich-
'olio*, John Jewett, Henry Bateman, Edward Yates, John
Dowse, and William Blink.
The sentences on the rescue gang were put off until next
Scallions.

Joseph Sewell was aentencoil to eighteen Notts' impri-
sonment in the Hoare of Correction.

Adam Raga, Henry Turner, Thomas Dna', Thomas
Forster, Msrgsret Kelly, Maly Roach, John Pears►, Catha-
rine Winston, sad Charlotte Tilkin, were senienced to one
yese's imprisonment.
thigh Burgess, Esther Moses, Margaret Warren, Isaac
John, J•mes TuW,,ell, Timmins Godfrey, Julies Verb!, Henry
It , Mary Jones, and Jane Bucket, were sentenced to six
imprimisment.
Several other prisoners were sentenced In various short
t►rms of imprisonment, mid to be publicly and privately
whipped.
The judgment on Antonin Di Costa, Charles King, and
Gascnimie Graham, was respited.

The Sessions were then adjourned to Wednesday, the 14th
of F.-bruary.

SURREY SESSIONS. JANuAaT 16.

RECEIVERS OF STOLEN GOODS.

The Court was this day crowded to hear the Ishii of some
persons who had for many year. resided in the Borough, on
charges of being receivers of stolen goods.
The first prisoner tried upon the charge of receiving
stolen goodie was J. gore►, oho lord been convicted on
Saturday of having stoke a quantity of floor cloths, the
property of Mr.. Temple, in Union street. The 9oor•cloth
had hems rut from the floor of a !move belonging to Mrs.
Temple, and two days afterwards was found in the pos-
session of Gower, who not bring able 1.1 give a Old isfeciory
account hove he came by it, the possession was considered
114 prino.facie evidence of Ins being the thief, and upon it
he aa. convicted.

In the present case two )IIIIIK men, named Sloane mad
Clark, were indicted her loavong stolen, ■cad J. (.'ore► for
Issvanu received a quantity of lead, the property of Mr. H.
holvesorr, of tit ".end, Hlaelonnantreet.
Th.! Jury found Gower Gully of roceiving, and Clark and
Sloane Craig of staling the lead.
CHAIRMAII sentenced Claok and Sloane to hr trans-
ported lur 'even years rack Gocer was sentenced to lie
ivals.pol It for at vets sear. can the roresl.-f indictment, fur
Ihroo-eloth, and to lee transported fur fourteen
years fu► receiving the lewd.
Several urines's.' gone the Poisoner Goner au eseelkot
characher fur inolusle), honesty, and subromy, as a trades-
man, which they said he had burin fur many years al she
Horroorgb; they were greatly *taloned ■t hearing of Ike
charge.

Catharine Salmon use indictee, for having received tea
stoles. IMuk. and a t..hle•thrill, tiw property of Mts. M.
&Lewitt, of Cidphano Bow.
The Jury found the hiumer (hilly, and the rot RT veto-
feared her to be imprisoned tat Ire mouth• to the common
Cvul.

A destructive lire broke out on Monday oo:gloi,
at Thorpe Melo, m Iltrtfortwhore. the reettlenee of
Mr. CAWFBLV.T. BOWEN, which burnt it to the
ground no two hour., together, with cititch-liOuw
Nod stabloug contiguous, anti a rock of hrq. It
%114 occassonetl by the neliltgruee of at ar•vont
atttoog tire to the CliftBlllll in gulls to bed.

GRAND FETE AT MOUNT JULIET.
KILKENNY.

OVO Nett Yeker-day the nemerons tenants,' of
the Earl of -Carrick 'were eutertriiiril by that ix-,
centred Nbbleman at Mitinit Juliet, in r style 4,1
rich and genuine hosl•italily. The. fernivnits of
this interesting scene were consider:Oily esiliarunsl
by the tinenenw of the day ;_and the entire comae of
lip urea. so amply dispensed on the °era.
sion, eittnbitert • apeetatie of the most cheering
%end. The Noble mid munificent host entered
largely into the spirit or these enjoyment'', which
derived a powerful charm froin his polite and boos
pitable astruluittes-; and on every side the Milo-
°core of Iris kindly feeling was Kroh fully •pl•arrut.
The pleasures of the day commenced in one
n enlaces when the s•sembled praatiotry„ in 111-ir
1,44444 1114444, firmed in d.ncing order in front of
Mount Juliet House, and tripped it down with
admirable *pith. to. the enliveun►g snoods of pope
and fiddle. The girl* were dressed with peculiar
neatness, and, in the simplicity of their rural ces-
'tome, looked indescribably interesting to the rye
of taste. When the meet,' party had gone through
the evirlutions of the long dance, with chsracteris-
tie spirit and agility, they adjourned to the firm-
yard, which was cowered for the occasion with •
Ire awning of canvass ; and, at three o'clock,
the compost), sit down, in excellent order, to
dinner. A profusion or substairtial fare covered
the tables, and the attention of the Noble Earl,
assisted by the lion. and Rev. James Butler, Isis
Lord.laip's brother, were most happily promotire
of general comfort. Stewards, to the miming: of
70, wets appointed to preside liver the ',Jenson.* of
th a festive board ; rod these gentlemen having
taken dinner before the other guests were sum-
, maned to the table, were thus enabled to fulfil the
doves of their appointmetit with more complete.
effect.
After dinner the glass circulated with the b-st
spi,it. and convivial happiness was at its height.
The beverage was punch ; and its mirth-insp ri
properties were soon apparent in the general air-
Amon of that social pleasantry which ruled the
feast. Cider, air, and porter were profusely
served, and every arrangement was ordered with
a liberal attention to the convenience and happi-
n►ss of the joyous party. We regret that we
mina enlarge so fully as we could wish mi
the character acid circumstances of this splendid
fete, which will long he remembered in the vie'.
nit* of Mount Juliet. The demeanour of the Noble
Earl. on ibis occasion, was such as roost etote.tr
him more warmly than ever to those of whose to-
terms he has so long been a generous and steady
patron.
The following toilets were given in the order we
observe in their artaingement, and were drank with
unaurinueted enthusiasm :
The King, Gott bless him.
Ireland—prosperity to it.
The Ebel ..f Carrick, sod may his example be imitated by
all Irish lanollorda.
The Countess of Carrick, the Mead of the pour, and the
best 44 wives.
lady &arab Bailer, and may she ialselit all the virtues of
bee worker.
The Cou•less Dowager of Csrritk.
The Plnitc,h, and *neves. to Farming.
The Fleece, and may it produce • gulden are. .
The Shank'. sad may our ears ewer ceaae to be regaled
with it. music.
The Me►inu Factory, the pride of oar Country, and may
its prwyperity keep pace with the blessiaga it lias differed
around U 4.
The Inhs'iiiaata of Tlimartown, and may their pi °ape. ily
keep pare with the wishes of their Istothirit.
The Worthy Sovereign of Thositaatown, sad may we lung
have the hearth of his exertions.
Joke Power, Esq. and the K.lks•ay Club.
The High-Sheriff.
Bayly, Esq.
The company separated et eight o'clock.