The Sun.
London, England, 1801-04-18 00:00:00

lIRISTOL, APRIL 13.

At Cadiff Assizes,, which ended on Vriday last,
and occupied the whole of the week, three of the
rioters at Merthyr, who had committed felonies,
were capitally con vided and received sentence of
de trli, vix. Samuel Hill, James Lark, and Aaron
Williams ; as were Thomas Johsfand Cwenllian

Watkin, for sheep-stealing. Judgment is suspended
on three others of the rioters who _wet:: not foupd
guilty of felonies. About twenty othtt were dis-
charged by proclamation; there being no prosecu-
tions brotight forward against them.

NEWCASTLE, A.P.R.IL 11.

At a Special Sessions_ held a Morpeth -on the
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Bth instant, Thomas Blair, Of Newminster Abbey
mill, miller, and R"Obert Gray, of DOve.Cote-inill,
near Morpeth,lniller; were severally -coriviEted for
returning less than the 'full weight of corn deliver-
ed to them tobe grotirid, after -allowing for the di-
minution of Weight cauged by waste in grinding.-7
Tgomas Blair was fined 21. I2S. 63. and Robert
Gray 11. is. being treble the value of such defici-
ency, and is. per bushel of the corn deficient in
weight.
The Assizes commenced at Lancaster' the.t4.th
ult. before Sir "Alin ,diambre, There were
not less' than io6 felons, the gieatest number ever'
known there.; among whom Were, John- Moore'
Charles Moore, and Wm.-Ryder, for a burglary in
the house of Henry Webster, of .Maghull, and sir-
ing two pistols' at him, loaded with three balls,
which fortunately, missed him. This , trial lasted
about six hours, and was a very affefting one, not
only from the yery clear and steady manner in
which,the old man gave his evidence, confirming
most minutely every article of the wicked accOm-
pike through whom the discovery of this scene of
villany was made (and proceeding regularly froth
the first attack upon this peaceful mansion, at twelve
o'clock at night, and the firing the piStols thus deep;
ly loaden by those villains, who threatened•destrue-
non to the old man and his fainily, by Setting fire to'
the house, and even putting a rope about his neck
in the presence Of his wife, with the Most wicked
oaths that-they would instantly tie him up if he did
not discs-over where his money was, though he had
given them all he had), but from the very humane,
solemn, and dignified manner in which Mr. Ser-
jeant Cockell (sitting as Judge for Mr. Justice
Chainbre) conduEled himself throughout the whole
of the trial, especially in passing the awful sen-
tence, which drew tears from every eye in the most
crowded Court almost ever remembered, except in-
deed from 'the Prisoners thernselves, whose habits
of vice and wickedness appeared to have hardened
their minds against all the tender feelings of human
beings.

' CONCRETE LEMON JUICE.

Mr. Coxlv lA, of Temple-Bar,having been
given to understand that some other Acid has
been sold for Ctincrete Lemon Juice, feels it ne.
cessary to observe,' that he is permitted to refer
to the highest Acitharities in this Kingdom, for
the purity •,Of -that prepared by himself ; and 'he
trusts that the.precaution of signing every Package
with his name, and in his own 'hand-writing, will
afford Sufficient secUrity.against, imposition to those
who .shall be desirous to make use of this conve—
nient and elegant preparation.

The Rey. T. GREEN, of Middleton Cheney,
\orthamptonshire; in a lertr of the 13th instant,
has • communicated to B. D. Pa ILK i NS, A. M. of
Leicester-square, Loiidon; the Patentee of the
Metallic Tractors, the result of a long cow-sc. of
ExperiMents with thOse Instruments;---LN4r. Gat et,ii
commenced under unfavourable impressions, froM
their simple appearance, but on their merits con-
cludes in these words :

" I consider the Metallic Traaors an invaluable
acquisition to everyfamily, and
,wish their ex ten-
sion. through every part. of the world. I hare no
doubt, notwithstanding the opposition {bey may
meet with from interested men, but future time
will venerate the name of the Discoverer.", •

Among the Many miport'ant cures Mr. GREEN
acklucei, arc foul' of itheitinatimi. including a
Lumbago, .two.ChilblainS, a Sprain' a; Cotti:usion,
and a Tooth-ach ; also irmentioncd,thexcint )val of
a _large Tumour upon a' Horse, at ising from ; I kick.,
Me. Q. describes the following died ,upon his own
person :
,6 In the month of NoveMber last, I ree:eived a
violent blow; On. my wrist' which caused a cot 7
siderable attendedp with great pain. *By
the 1156 of the -'fraEtorsi once. the swelling pod pain
entirely subsided during the application, ar rio-Ye"-
mins of Ifie blow were in tit seen, but a little fed.
ness on the skin;: which soon also disappeamd." '7

The Cures of Cout, Rheumatism, Head-ach, T.Ooth_aelt,
Sprains, .Erniscs, anti all analogoils Diseases.pf flor;u;s which
are published, are innumerable.
Trii Tractors, s`o'ileOeisary tit every Farnily, mitring
Horses; may be Ititd,.genuirte, with new.und irnptti trcl dit&-
thins for using them, lor ,Fiveptiineas the set, qr 141,4 .D.i.Per,
kins .A. NI. the fatyntee; LeicL:ster-sqtrare.,4' and. of
Fteb.ric Smith, ehetrust Drit.grist,..4lll the .Hbv.makket,
London ; The ..itortable tae of titc:TraCtors rolders their
cOnveyance by Ctiaeli, of even by POSi, 'perfectly .00tivenicnr.
Letters inclosing their amount (post paid) tat Ly 'attended
to. . , . .

On the Ist of April was published, the tatentee, an
entire new Wort:, entitled, Cases 'of tiuTecssful•
with P ratont Troaorstz eiv,ed.sintc'.Ja.
Cej
I,ulkrY 134 Z, XllC,,date Of the Rai--
Sold by J. Johnson, S. N ,u.Chtireb.:Nard,:-T.On
apply* to.the kanttiter. it may be hat gratib, by all who
have purchased the TraitiorS.
:The. PA: EN 't er. think, it proper als to notify, that he
haF, removetlfroW. No. is, to, No. 2ti, I,l..,eiceste7r-bquar, the
house of tbe.ltttejohn Itunter, Surgeou, which he has to ken
front its superior convenieuce4 for receiNing Patients, as, well
nunieruirs Visitors..