The Sun.
London, England, 1808-06-10 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY.

LIqIITH DAY-THURSDAY, JUNE 9.
Yesterday seven Ptisoners were tried; four of
whom were convicted of felony,

Donington,. J9hp &mow.. Mary Smith,.
anillolia Stokes. .

'And three were acquitted.
Same day the SessionS ended, whey sentence of
transportatio4 for seven years was passed on
Jane Day, Thomas Moran, John Green, Jimes
'Folly, Fiances, Spencer, ,Mary Lewis, Sarah Ed-
wards, John Kenton,, aliaS Brooks, Thomas Al-
'drictge, John Wilson, James Clark, Tho Mas White,
Sarah Kuala, Ann Powell, Robert Passley, Joseph
Leheck, .13(1)CS Toll on, William Lowe, Watk,in
Roberts, Mary Evans, Richard Abraths, .Mary
Jones, Ann Hodges, sea. and Thomas Hutchins.
Ann Covey and Mary Toleman,"alias Crawley,
*ere sentenced to be .imprisoned in the House of
Correction, Clerkent(ell, lbr two yearS each,
Three to be imprisoned in the same gaol for
twelve calendar months each; otne of whotn, viz.
Pet.-r Jones, to be publicly whipped
.100 yards at
St. Giles's.-

Fourteen to be imprisoned for six calendar months
each.

' Three to be imprisoned in Ne\vgate for one year
each', viz. Sarchuar, Gioise, and 'Sitvan (Malays),
for manslaughter.
Sixtecn to be imprisoned in the same gaol for
various periods. - .
Six to be privately; and one publicly, whipped.'
Ten fined is. each and discharged, and fifty-pile.
were discharges' by Proclamation.
The Sessions adjourned to the tzth of July.

AUTHENTIC ANIiCI)OTEOF THE, PRINCE OF

THE 'PEACE.

When GODOT. was. first created Prince of the
Peace, some years ago, he perceived, with much in--,
dignation, that the Grandees of Sp.iin did:DOt pay
him that respect to which he thought his new rank
entitled him. A cratty Priest who was mdch in his
confidence, observed the watt of respect -paid to him
'by the,Spanish Nobility", and toek notice of it to the
PrinCe, at the same- time adding, that his Highness
wa, of as noble and ancient a family as any of them,
it'-.erdect from the BuCwor brrinca of. this
STUA The Prince eXpfosecifio small
surprise at this, and ,ignified his wisin hat inePriest
could:prrictuce -a proof of it. The Priesr undertook:
ti affair, and wrote to Lady Tko9vAra, a Roman
Catholic Peeress in Scotland, requesting her to ap-
ply tO-Mr. AN STlte ntvK, Ot SPeileCtii‘'lti 010 W the
CoMMlNiilty)., to make diligt nt search in the Wralcrs
or 'Lyon's Office of Scotland, fur a proof of a mar.
riage 'between the ' (.44)1.)0i:S and a female of the
Bucugtr,/ family. NSTRelli ER applied to Mr.
BUSWELL, of 014 Lyon Office, and they made out a
genealogical tr. "t-, whiCh. it appeared that there
were two lent •le; of that family of 'Whern it was
not mervioned « (tether
.ihey were ever married ar
nit. AN STRUTHER transmitted the genealogi.
al tree' to i4jdy TROQUAIR, adding, t hit if the Pi lest
chose to unite either of
(IthieseLadies to a GODOY, he
I.ipi)Seci 11. uld nut r...quire a. dispensation from
the Pope to e,t,;l ilso the marriage, The tree cost
361. The Pries:. ith these.credeneiids was so well
received by the that he readily obtained the
ra;,k bf a Grande, of .Spin for Lady Ta6cLumes
huShand. 'I he Prmce at this 'day sports not only
the arms of .the Buchan family, but -the-supporters,
nags, Bte--7lt is supposed that theYriest is by this
tape au .Archbishop.

PANTOLOGIA,
,now publishing 'in Monthly
Parts, in .the R.,) al Octavo size, pcisses',es all the 'ad-
' vantages of other Encyclopaedias, and is, besides,
particularly
_distinguished try, two,circumstances,:—
. t st, It is. a gener,,l Diaionary of Words, as
well as the Arts and Seiences, comprehending every
word in Dr. Johnson's- Dictionary;
.and, 'idly, All
thu plates in the depactinent.of Natural History are
coloured. The Tourth Part, just • nub.:
4Ontains, in-addition to plates relative to Atro-
norny, Archiudure, and Pneumatics,- four. coloured
ones, aubjeds in Anatomy, 'Zoology, and
te yology. The engraved figures ut the Acipen-
ser Hugo '(or hinglasi Stnrgeony, and the Coup
Cataphradus (or. Mailed Burl-head),'ltru coloured
with a delicacy and accuracy unequalled in
guilt work. 'fife Jiistory ut the Theory of Arches
contains much useful information that will be. per,
fectiy view to the-merely EngliSh reader : while the
articles Anti-pill'alleiS4ititl ',Areopagus, point at the
inipoitant errors relative to those topics which. have
been copied from one Dictionary into another for
more thark.a ,century. besides many valuable and
interesting articles, comprehensive ana 'accurate
"treati4es. on Algebra, Anitomy,..Architedure, and
Arithmeric,• are aheady
.given in this Work, aiid
that on Astionotny is commenced. : The Gentlemen
engiiged in this extensive undertaking have- devoted
much of their time for some yearS'pasi., iu colleaing
and, arranging materials ice tesptivu depart-
ments; so that as the tnode of publication adopted,
is in the due medium: between
.the eXtreiiiii of great
rapidity and tedioUS.. slowness, it may be eonhden-
.tially atiiraied, that,ttie PANTOLOGIA Will be free from
the numerous biututers and omissions have
„been too conutionly complained- of ;in. some lias.ty
and mutilated prnch,ttiono;which have recently been
.laid before the public::
• 4 Gentleman of the name of :Smith was yester-
-diiy hod iii seretio!, at Marlborough-street •Police
'Offlee„.: to. kep the peace, he having' met uu the.
'iixbrirltge Road tdlight a,duel, at aiit o'clock in the:
inorniog. •Whett tal;en, he was waiting In a post-
, Oaise, two Is friends, for the arrival -of hei
..ar,to.;ohit, who esrj)ed the officers; •