The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-09 00:00:00

OLD 13.AILEY.-(THISDAY).

These Sessions commenced this morning before the Rig!)
Hon. the Loan 51mroa, the 11F.conoEn, the Hon. C. E.
LAW (Common Sedeant), Mr. Serjrant ARABiN, Sir
PKTSR LAURIE, &C. _ _

The time of the Court, in consequence of the change in
the Administration since the last Sessions, was occupied
at some length while the Clerk of the Arraigns read the
new conunission,.&c.
At ten o'clOck, Mr. Justice LITTLIDALE, Mr. Baron
VAuartAx, and Mr. Justice ALDettsorr took their seats
on the Bench.

A SUMMARY BUTRAIENT,, DESCRIPTIVE Or TUE VARIOUS OFFENCES
WITH wilicu 'rug PRISONERS SEvERALLY STAND CIIARDED
Burglary ' ' ' 6 Fraud • I
Housebreaking ll94eitling.from the person ... '29
Highway robbery
Cutting and Maiming I Uttering Counterfeit Coin— 1
Embezzling ' 4 Uttering a forged order for
Larcenies l7O the delivery-of goods,
Stealing in dwelling-houses 'lO knowing it to be forged... 2
Stealing, a letter while em- -.........
ployed in the Post-Office I Total 244
Of the above number, 40 are charged with crimes committed
in the City, and 244 in the. County. , , . . • ,

STATE OF lIIS MAJESTY'S GAOL OF NEWOATE,
NAVE UP TO TUESDAY EY ENING.

Prisoners under sentence of death 7 7
Prisoners under sentence of transportation for 1ife...... 24
14 years
7 years
Committed for misdemeanour ... l2
For trial at the ensuing Sessions 244
Whose judgments are respited ' 4
Acquitted on the ground of Insanity, and remain a
For trial at the Country Assize
Males 263 1 females ,.... 83 ITotal 316

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Charles _Bayley, aged 18 years, was indicted for break-
ing and entering the dwelling-house of Elizabeth Pryor,
and stealing several dresses, her property.
The daughter of the proseeutrit identified the whole of
the property. • -•

Mr. Justice Lrrri.mtLx gowned up, and. the'Jury
arned a verdict of Guilty...-Death.
MR. ST. JOHN LONG.
Mr. WHATULEY (Counsel) addressed the Court, re-
questing that if Mr. St. John Long should surrender
himself in the course of this day, that they would allow
his t ial to take place on Monday next. As the King's
Attorney-General would conduct the case for the prose..
anion; it was very desirable that a day should be fixed,
as he (Mr. Whateley) had been informed it was the in-
tention of Mr. Si. John Long to surrender himself today.
Mr. CHARLES PHILLIPS begged to observe that he
thought it was doubtful whether Mr. St. John Long
would surrender so early as the Learned Counsel seemed
to think, for there were circumstances which he could not
explain in public over which Mr. St., John Long had no
controul, which he (Mr. Phillips) thought would render
it impossible for him to surrender to-day.
Mr. WriATEr.sx said he had received a letter, stating
that mi. St. John Long was prePired to surrender. •
ThereounT informed 'Mr.. Whateley thit as Mr. Si.
John Long was not in custody they had no power to
inter ; but if the party should surrender, Concise'
were si liberty to renew the application, and the Court
would then take it into their consideration.
The conversation then dropped.
John Woodfield, aged 40, was indicted , for stealing
from the dwelling house of Benjamin Barns Williams,
Esq., a,clock, value Si., the property of Charles: Michael
Sole, Esq.; a cloak, value 71., the property of Richard
Spumy, Esq., and a hat, Clue Se., the property tit:Joseph
Hemet.
Mr. Justice Ar.nuasox summed up, and the Jury con-
sidering the evidence couclosive against the piihoner, re-
turned a verdict of Guilty—Death.