The Sun.
London, England, 1808-02-22 00:00:00

Mr. fitret-st tint, on bis cross,examidation, said thn
:other Gentlemen vk:ere as aCtlyeas he. •
A persoti of the name of Kardyman was eke)
examined as to the suais paid by Mr. Frost for Sir
FrAnds, to persons eMployed at the election ; ou
cross-exaniinatitin, it appeared t hat-he mac a spy
o: Mr. • Mainwaring's Committee, and had taken,
Money from both parties. :
Several other witnesses were examined, consisting
of Mr. Frost's Deputies and Assistants, whom he
himself had employed, at salaries of from a guinea
per week to two guineas per day, and the, sums paid
to whom now tbnued, items of charge against S:r
:Francis. The trial went on rill five o'clocl;, when
it was adjourned till, Monday, the Learned ,Fudge
recommending a -refin-ence of the matter, so far as
the accounts were concerned. • _ _ _

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- The Learned • Judge cautioned the Jnry not to
snffer 'any-person to converse with 'them on the sub-
jeat in the mean time,. •

OLD BAILEY.---Ou Saturday twenty-six. Prisoner*
were •tried, two of whom were capitally conviOedi
viz. Edward Tobin and Edmund Hickey, for steal-
in the dWelling‘hOuse of Samuel 'Berger Guks.
of yerallion, two stick's of distilled verditgrease; and
1 t lbs. weight of bronze, value 931. the goods of
Lewis Berger,, John Berger, and David Berger.
" Seventeen were canvi&ed of Felony, viz. Samuel
Corsyn, 'Lazarus Joseph, Nary 'Smith, Edward
,Higgins, Mary. Turner, John M‘Daniol, Robert
Kyme, Henry Sells, Elizabeth Holly, Paul Co"l`,
William Miles, John Ames, John Ward, Sarah
:Bache,' nachael Ball, Thomas Bowers, and
limn Child ; and seven were acquitted.

SPORTING ANECDOTE.--Last Week a fox broke
.cover before the hounds of Air. Wilson,.of Hawkes-
.head, and near that place, when, after a severe rtttt
of many miles, in time course of which'the wily ef-
forts of Reynatd to escape were prevented by the se-
fperior Sagacity and:exceifeuee of the hounds, the lox
had nearly attained his old retreat. -He was, how-
ever, so hard pressed, that he leaped into, an old coal
• pit, where, he was soon afterwards followed by two
of the foremost hounds; a rope being procured, an
intrepid collier consented to go down and learn the
fateof poor Reptant and the hounds. On his reach-
ing the bottom,. to found the fox and one of the
' 'hounds iyipg,peaceably together; but the other killed
'by the fall. By the assistance of the hunters the
;collier wlahauled to thesnri:ce, with the fox inl/4ofte
gripe and the live dcg in tl:c other.
The wifeof.,a poor man at Liverpoi)l, named :Ed-
mood, has had seven children, three 411 whom in all
res-petc.is resemble the. Altnnoes of Chveniotini,,uaine-
dy, with, fair. skin, kixeu hair, and • roie-eolonted
.tyc-f3,. while her other children: .haVe.had dark hair
!anti complexions, and dark: or bine eyes. The 3d
and 4th children were male twins, the one
blue eyes and dark brown hair, the other NV4IS
Albiti.—There have been 'Six fethales of this de-.
scription in the United Kiugdoni within the last
OU years, some of 'whom are now exhibiting'iibout
the country.
The:match made on Monday last, for the Young
Phenomenon mare, the property' of Mr. Bowen, to
trot- eight miles in half an hum, was decided yes-
terday on the. Watford Road. The mare carried
feather weight ; but' this point having been too
much considered, was the occasion of time match bt:-
ing loit, the boy who rode her being no irter
:than eight years old. The mare broke .her pace
three times during the race, and was brought% to a halt
each time, according to the usual form, and she was
t t minutes performing the 4istance. It would
have been what is -technically termed a certainty,
had the rider kept a steady hand.
-Thy Nobility, Gentry, and the Public in general
rct resOafully infotthed, that the. Drawing cam-
, !pence's the Bth of next mouth. HOUNSBY DO Co.
particularly .recommend 'a perusal of the Schal"e,
because it will bear the most minute' examination.----
Tickets are selling at 211. and Shares in proportion.
All orders will be duly attended to, at eitheir of their
State Lottery Offices, 26; Cornhill, 57, Charing-
cross, and St. Margaret's Hill, Borough.
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