The Sun.
London, England, 1801-10-27 00:00:00

ABER/iEEN, OCT. 19.

_7ohn Young, aids Robertson, travellieg Tinker,
was indicted for the murder of James Davidson,
alias Htigh Graham, Tinker, by stabbing him in
the bellV with a knifc'upon the high road near the
Church of Chapel of‘ Garrioch, in the month of
April last. The commission of the crime was dis_
tinCtly proved, 'and the Jury returned their verdiet,
all in one voice finding the Pannel Guilty. The
Lords decerned and adjudged the Pannel to be car-
ded from the Bar back to the Tolbooth of Aber
deen, therein to be detained and fed on bread and
water only, in terms of the at`t of PArliamcrit of
the
.25th of his late. Majesty, till Friday :he t ith
of December, next, and on that day to he taken
forth of the Tolbooth, and hanged by the neck on
a gibbet till he be dead, and his body to be de-
livered to the Leaurer on AnatOmy in the-Mari-
shall College, to be publicly disseaed and anato-
mized.

A shocking accident happened on Saturday, in
the neighbourhood of Whitechapcli which ought to
operate as a caution to Nurseiy-mlids while two
of that sisterhood were engaged in idle chat; a fine
boy, between two and three years of age, got, um,
perceived, to a three.pair-of-stairs window, from
which he fell, and was literally dashed to pieces.
C. Handley, formerly Secretary to the Corre-
sponding society at Leeds, who was eonviCted
Sedition, and sentenced to a year's confinement in
York Castle, was fast week convided of having
stolen two pair of shoes from- a window in Rother..
ham, an sentenced to six months imprisonment in
it solitary cell in the House of Correction at Wake-
field,

The bare and stacks of corn belonging to Mr. J.
Kerrison, of Panxworth, Norfolk, were discovered
to be on fire afew mornings ago, and were totally
consumed. There is much reason to believe they
tvere set on fire by some incendiary.

The Berkshire Agricultural Society',
.at their;_
meeting near I.yaritage on the Zoth -instant, had a
most numerous and respeClable attendance, most of
the Gentlettep -of the Vale being present. SiN
ploughs with two horses 'each, and one with four
OXelli. entered for the prizes : two of the
,former
_ soon withdrew.
All the.,ploughs• which remained 'in the field to-
, --wards the close of the contest ..being--the common
two-wheel ploughs; the Arbitrators: could- give no
preference as to- that Of the best construlion, and
were therefore under the necessity of ;giving their
prizes cd'the ploughs,. which did their allotments.
In the best and most wo-rkmanlike manner.
The ground set out in Wantage-field' was deep
land ; ,and owing, to:that, as .well as its ascent; was
ivell calculated to try the strength of the cattle.
A great concourse of,people, as well as .most of
the neighbouring. Gentry in carriages and on horse-
back, attended ; which, with the eneness of the day
and the 'emulation of the candidates, rendered the
scene truly interesting..
The contest ended about three o'clock,,When-up-
wards of, fifty Gentlemen dined. with the Stetv4rds ;
after which the. prizes were:adjudged to the Plough,-
teams and to the Ploughmen, as also thoie to 'the
Industrious, and. Annual Servagts; one of "Whotn
had bred up: eleven
,children withotit paroChial• re.
lief, and the Annual Servants' %vim- had resided in
one, place, one forty-seven years, the other tWent--
- five. years.

1e
At Perth, the r ith inst. M. William Stewart, manufac
tuter4

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