The Sun.
London, England, 1806-02-12 00:00:00


The 'Defendant, with an infant in her arms,
was brought up to receive. the sentence of the
Court, for assisting at the riot at Knaresborough,
which we have lately had occasion 'to nOtice.•
appeared from the report,. •-that. Anne Honseriran
encouraged the persons engaged in the disturbance,'
by calling out to them, toknock the Peace-officers
doWn, and telling the Mob, that if she -could get
to the steps of, the Town-Hall, she would rtni-a
knife into the, Constables' hearts, and tear them out.
The SOLICITOR GENERAL, in praying the judg-,
ment of the Court, observed, that, at the; time of
committing the offende; the Defendant. was pregnant,'
and therefore that they were ubableearlier to bring,
her before their LOrdships. The- 't6rned Counseb
did not, ask At thelands of the Court a More severe:
sentence than the justice of' the Country required.
Lord :Er.r..ii\raorlotToH;--‘‘' I should be un.~ filling
that impunity should ,be out to 'these women
who partake in disturbing, and committing outrages,
against the peace: 01f this circumstance we had'a:
Melancholy instance 'in the year 1780.."
Mr. Justice LAWRENCE, in passing judgment
up-
on the Defendant, made a few general observations,
upon the nature' Of' the offence, and Concluded' by
sentencing her to one Month's iMpl-isbnment in
York Castle. -‘
HADrAs CORPUS.
Mr- GA it Ric)W applied for a ElabeaS.:Corpus to
bring up, the body of a married Woman, 'that 'she
Might: be -restored to her husband. The Learned
Counsel stated, that it appeared from the affidavits.
that-the.Marriage had taken phice'withMA:the
,'pri-
vity or consent' of the father of the Lidy. • In con-
sequence-of this difference meeting was proposed,
which was attended by iiptli .paftit,s. During the
Conference the wife was seized, .and carried' off by
her father. 'The- application' Was rifadewith the con-;
'currence of the wife, who had frequently; ..in
intreated her' unforgiving p,arent to permit her to re-
turn to her. husband. --
The Court granted the Motion. '

On'Sunday, the 26th ult." the infant son of Mr.
Bubb, of Makley Court,. Gloucestershire, a remark-
ably fine
.boy , auaut three years...of- age, - fell Sacri-
fice to the negligence of a servant maid, Who placed
him-in a window of-an -user 'room, 'through The
Casement of which he fell into the Cotirf below, and
was so dreajdfully bruiSed that he almoSt instantly.
expired..
On Saturday- morni ng,between five and six o'clock,
the cart of a carcaseL•butcher, loaded with meat', was
driven. by some thieves from-teadentiftll Market.
The cart end horse were foliiid in the forenoon in
Smithfield.

Lately; at'St. Vineenes, Gefietal Beek•with, Governor c-f
th.tt Islam. .
Ve5ferliy, Mt. John Elisha Robins; eldest son of Mr,
'Robins; Upholder, of kVarwick-street,Q.olden-t.quare.
Lately., ins the island of Ceylon, Lieutenant Domp
glas, of the i9th Regiment.

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5 per Cent. 1797, toot
Irish 5 per Cent. gii
4 per Cent. 79'i So • •
3 per Ct.. Red. 61
3 per ;:ent. Cons. (3-., g 61k
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To T. TAYLOR,. Surgeon

India Stock,
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Exchequer Bills, 2a. +s: pr.
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sifts Edihbtirgh, May a, 1800.
TN • the _Spring of 1794 I was affliaeci with
Venerea..1- complaint,. which I treated with initi-ifer-
enee fit tiVe Months ; bot was then obliged to apply to a'
regular Physician, who put la: temporary litop :to. the virit--
lxice of the Disease (by, mercurial ..applications) for some
(line;. but growing, in spite of all medicine and the advice
o: `the first Gentlemen-`of • the Faculty here, worse and
- worse-for two.years, .1 was 'reduced to a stare almost too-
. paralleled and beyond
.description, being an- entire leper-,
andulcerated from head to tot.—My head, throat, mouth,
nose, legs, arms; ike., have been alternately 'in danger ot
becoming
.useless; in short,. I. have had from twenty --to
thirty eating- ulcers on my body, and nearly totally de-
prived -of would, be. voluminous to particula-
rrze all my case-=-sufliee it to say, there never was, or ever
-will he, •sono of 'a more dangerous, or of a more compli-
cated nature. I was long Looked upon by my friends, and
Amagined -myself, beyond. all hopes of recovery; and, in-
' deed,, in my then condition, death' was preferable to my
-more than miserable. stale. In this doteldfhl situation, did
1- -a • Most misecablq, existence, till .Divine •Providence
t..threw in my way . a. Newspaper containing the case of a
B. of Viyinouth-,my friends read it, I could
sent 'and procured some-of your LE AK 1-,,'"s PATENT
PILLS, which, by using from time to time, am now, and
have long. been, (after more than four years indescribable
distress)on as good a state of health as ever I enjoyed; as a
proof of this,, had a fine, thriving, healthy child, born to
me a few months ago. In gratitude t.o.,Goa, and in buttes
of rendering my fedlow-cacature service, I request vou to
- publish this; and you may at any time refer persons who
wish to be satisfied of the truth of this, or further para.
culars*; to me or my friends, by letter or. person.
As few cases tbr badness NV in ever equal .mine, and none
weed it, I have (rein-experience every, reason to assure
mankind, that in yOur- LE AK E:s. PI I. LS' they will hod
sure, speedy' sate, and radical cure, for -the most dread-
ful stage cif the Venereal .pisease,. which .is cox..
PIRMED,LUES: JOHN THOMPSON.
Insurmountable family reasons prevent, making my
name. and address public; but creditables persons really
wanting information may. also be, referred to me and my
friends by Mrs. S. Clark, Ramsay-Gat-dims, Edinburgh.
• Prepared and Sold by the Sole' proprietor,
T. '_TAYLOR, eber of the 'Royal College of Surgs
-T Wm Surgeons
in, London, at Ins house, No. o New Bruige-street,
'Where hir'witl rive AdVice without a fee, to oetson's
ing, these Pills, and Will answer patients-letters, i'l
paid, (n the 'same terms,. observing in ;dl ,cases the
,:nost'
inviolable secrecy, no person's name or care haying
mentioned, lidt-ast their own particular request,. by 'tne Pro-
priietori-J during • the cotirse of • more than thirty-sii years,
,.. that ,he has. had the conducting of an extehsive sale of the„
above Medicine, and the- practice arising therefrom. ,
They are also sold by his A vointment, for the conve.-
nience of those living at- a- distance, by Mr. Baxter,.
South-bridge, Edinburgh; • ,Mr. Macdonald, Printer,
gow, to 'whom also Mr. T. reer,;. t.o. Ids address;
.at tltu
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.wil,ret.:y. persons or Sex may cure mem-
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N. B. Eve:v Box sold in 13ritain is sealed up
Arial -a Stamp,. on which, by of tl:e Commis-
si,ncrs, la Tiiiited, at the -" .Taylcr,
No 6, New .to wh:c- is felony, and
co,,,tferg,,t . .