The Sun.
London, England, 1801-04-20 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY.

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FOURTH. DAY,' SATVIiIiAY,-APRIL
Witham Read ii*?.as'-foii 1 t feloniously,
cutting, ripping, and 'stealing a quantity of sheet
lead, from part of the buildings belonging toChelsea
Hospital.
Samuel Pugh was indiaed, upon a eapftal charges
for a burglary,, in the dwelling-house of Richard
Ellwood, and stealing therein a dial clock, rwo
bibles, and nine other articles, laid as the .pro 4
peaty of the Rev. Gedrge Ford, and others, Trustees
,oftepney Meeting, and 88 bound books, the'pro,
petty of divers persons. unknown. The Jury
,deemed
the evidence such, as to warrant them in acquitting
the. Prisoner of the capital part of the charge,„ but
found him guilty of the lesser felony.
fames Latiegrove was found guilty of stealing
a shew glass, containing slb. and upwards of Jordan
Alinonds, the Pi4erty. of James Daunton.
• '1114,1-R".l.i grWconvided of feloniously putting
offsa quantity of counterfeit shillings and sixpences,
and a seven shilling piece, at a lower rate or value,
than the same, by their denomination, did import
to be worth. •
• Wm. ['radium, Wm: Crews', Samuel Crosen, and
yob,' C eaten, were capitally indiaed for a burglary,
In the hotrse of Messrs. Swain and Co. of Basing-
hall-street, and stealing therein a great quantity of
twoellen cloth,..the property of the said Company.
,After a: trial at some length, the Jury were in-
' aced to find the two 'former Prisoners Ca/IV—but
nor capitally. And acquitted the two latter. A
few others were conviaed of trifling ofrences, and
pine were aicquitted. .

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✓THE dt,ERA.—The serious Opera of Akira at
itrt(ted as crowded an audience:on Saturday last to
the Kingi-Theatre, as has been seen this season.—
BA;urt was in full voice, and sung most exquisiie4r,
particularly her:. charming air 'in the second Att,
which was encored. 'At the end of the Opera the
'Audieneecalled for it Rule lifrritan'nrti,"-* which was
performed by the Band with most -impressive effeet,
The name of 13ANTI, however, resounded through'
the Theatre, .arising from...an e4pc.flation that she.
was to give the Song...At length she came forward,
- -as soon as she .114 acquired the. words ,of the first,
stanza, and sung them with the true fervour,of Bri-
tish Patriotism. She was otoivd, and.she 'repeated.'
the stanza with unabaled zeal, the .Audience all.
_standing and, joining inzlowing sympathy:. -Alonzo
and ;tnufrse went offw,iAlt greareffeo.
• .111.!r - and '.Dumb retains its'
linidnti the Public, and' was warmly applauded by'-
verr nurnerous'Atidienee on Saturday last,' at
: Drtu Mita ne Thente. Mrs', Jolt DAN played ta6
Contest in The Weddin; Day, with her usual humour.
Wgw z;i; is much inferior to Kt so in the part
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Covent., arden. The. illirebant of Henke was
represented at this.Theatre on Saturday. COCA R
seemed determined to triumph °yet the malice of
his enemies *hit exertions. in Shjlock, which he
Performed throart withifiergys. precision,
and
most rowerful. . The Audience testified their
;ad ia thunders' of applause. In consequence:
of the, indisposition of Miss-Mt:it Rahr, the character
• of Portia was adapted, at a short notice, by Mrs.
1
I TCHFIEI,R, one of the_ most prompt and useful'
4.
.A6resses at this Tkeatre. She supported it with
her usual good
tense and general propriety.
• On the 13th instant the Trial of Sir 1-iiNity
- t fpr the forcii)ie abduction of Miss
MARY Puce, came on at the Assizes at Cork.—'
A verdidof Guilty was. brought in againsi him ; but
sentence was deferred till the opinion of the t%Velvel
Judges could be taken, on...some. doubt, *whether a
material fa& laid in -the irtdietment had been sup;
• potted. by Cl/Yates
The private. Colletion, of;Mr, Da I?(VGG I, con.
sistingiaf.cgbiPV Figures, aril ancient and modern.
Drawings, now dv view at M. IL Pinll.l,lN S
Great. Room, New Bpnd-street, eithibits a fine and
elegant display of Art, well worthy_ the attention
of Connoisseurs..., This Colleffidon consists of 2.24
lots in frames, besides 430 lots I,n prtfolios, Works.
ol"tl- fifiemstoi; -which-will be sold on Wccines-
.
.daYznexs, the, a9d the, th tie following days.
On Thursday last was •marritd, by the Rev...
NiritAbtrivre,ll:Puntecic chaphin, to His Royal
-Highness de PR INC E of WAI.E4 at Escot, to the
.County of Devon, "IstomAs PI4O.I.IPPS, Eso. of
Collipeiest, in the same County, co Miss AMY ATI',
. 'Daughter of JAMES Y ATT) sq, IVlember for
:Southampton.
MIS' morning -W.as at St. George's,'
Hanover Square, Major Wax. low e C p s ELL,
-of the:3gth-Regimenr, to Mis-Et.tiA Tr RN EP.,
daukhter of Sir tuAaLts T.ra.tre it, Baronet, of
I(4leatitarn, in the County