The Sun.
London, England, 1806-06-27 00:00:00

tVESTMINSPER SESSIONS.

Yesterday the Westminster Adjourned Sessions.
ryas holden at. Guildhall, before Mr. MAINWARILIG
and the Bench of Magistrates.
Sal'ah Davis, a woman of the town, was tried•for
stealing several articles of wearing apparel, the pro-
perty of Isaac Hart, a Jew. The Prosecutor, who
appeared to be an itinerant dealer in old clothes,
stated, that-the Prisoner and another woman called
him into a house up a court by. Charing-cross, on
pretence of dealing with him, but he had not been
long witli them before he found a hole. cut in his
bag, and a chemise and petticoat missing: he begged
of them to-, restore his property, but they.insisted
they had not taken it ; in consequenCe of which he
procured An Officer from Bow-street, and' the Pri,
soner was:taken into custody.--The Jury found her.
Guilty, ankl the sentence of the Court was, That she
should be imprisoned one month. The other trials
of the. day were not important.

POLICE-OFFICZ,
Urlo ti-HALL —I terciay'lliil-
liam Quodling and Charles Field were charged by
Mr. -Bartlett, of Shadwell, with robbing hint at an.
infamous house in St.'George's-kfields,. the preced-:
Mg night, of his pocketbook, • containing notes
and securities to the value of io4ll. appear--
ed that Mr. Bartlett had called, on. a brace:4ll-am',
facturer in Belvidere-row, and from his housethey
adjourned to one in Higlers-lane.; from -theitce,
where they met the Prisoners, the whole adjourned
to another house in St. George's-row. They were
all said to be a little, inebriated, and parted- after a
short time.,-1--Mr. Bartlett missed his .book, and his
friend, the'brace-maker, gOing in search:of Quod-
ling and Field, met the former, and taxed• him with
the robbery, •which,at length he owned ;. ..and. said,
he supposed he wanted to be in it for his share,
which was 61. ss. a piece for four of them, all the
property being sunk but one 251. bank note. .They
appointed a meeting to sUre yesterday morning, but
he had to go to ,several places before he could
get any thing, and then only a two-pound. note. He
received that about nine yesterday morning of the
Prisoner Quodling, whom he seized immediately,
and delivered over to Collingbourn, the Officer, who
was on the search after him and his friend. • ,

The Magistrates committed him for trial and dis-
charged Fie!, 1.
IYilliurn Doncs, alias Lazarmv Edwards, was
charged by Miss Ann Pollard, late of Sandwich, in
Kent, but now of Pentonville, in Middlesex, with
robbing the lodging he occupied about two years
since in her fathers house. •

The Prisoner was 'committed for fat ther examina-
tion, to give time to cone& the evidence on this and
other charges. Going out at the Office door he made
a run into the street, and got an hundred yards before
he Was overtaken by the Turnkey, from whom, with
the assistance of a butcher, he again attempted to
escape, but failed. The Prisoner was then convey-
ed to the county gaol ; and the butcher found bail to
answer for his interference at the Sesssions.

Consumption 4. and other decays of nature, whe-'
ther the effeas, of natural consequences, or proceed-
ing from imprudencies, or an advanced stage:of life,
have engaged the Study and attention of the first
Physicians of this arid all other nations in vain, until
Dr. Solothon's Cordial Balm of '6'ilead was happily
discovered, and promulgated to the world, and which
has produced such instances of its good etE _•ts, as
must convince the most incredulous of its
restorative powers.' To enumerate its truly hiippy,
healing, balsamic, \and renovating efficacy, testi-
monies of the firstdanthorities are now extant, I is
admirably calculated for bilious and other.disorders!
of the stomach and -bowels ; for head aches occa-
sioned by indigestion ; and for preventing palsies
and apopltwxies, so .often the consequences of free
- living. Recourse should be had to' it after every'
cess, and upon every slight indisposition.—The
6d. and 335. bottles may be bad of Matthews and
Leigh, 18, Strand, and of every reputable Aledicine ,
Vender in the Kingdom, with the words, " Sand.
;Solomon, Liverpool," engraved on the StaMp

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Palmer, from Wevntonil).

SailiA=tlte Dart, Harland, Aclive,-Wiliiams. and Attire.
Bovns, fur P.ortsmoutnl"f•riton., Nornp.n,fof Christchurcll;
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PRICE OF STOCKS

TE.RDA,Y.

iittak Stock, 2:-.94
Navy ; per Cent
;per Cent. 1797,1
Icish 5 per Cent.. - :
4 per Cent. Soo
3 per Ct. Red. 6 ; 62'-
3 per Ct. Cons. shut
Bank L. Ann. r 7 9.l6ths
Ditto Short Ann. ,

India Stock, shut
India Bonds, is. zs. dis.
South Sea Stock, shut
New Ann. shut
Exchey , Hills, pat, Zs. dis.
Orunium, 5 A
Imperial 3-per Cent.
Ditto Ann. 89.0ths
Coos. 1.0.1" 24th ill 1y,63 a 6;

This Day was published;, price 45. boar.ds,
Accompanied with a Plan of-the-Town, neatly engraved
fron, fit accurateSurver,
THE PICTURE of LIVERPOOL • comprising
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a short History of the flue, from the earliest period.
of its existence, compiled from authentic Records—a View
ot'its prOgressive lniprovements and rapid Increase of Popu-
lation—its Streets, Squares, Public Buildings, and Charit-
able Institutions—with a View of its Docks, Shipping, and
Commercial Importance, &c. &c.
On Alersey's4Banks,,where ttiro' the cultur'd plain
He rol is his streams) contiguous ,to the main,
See Liverpool, with
,spiry grandeur crown',l,
Rise from the waves, and spread her structures round. •
Liverpool : Printed by Wrn...lbnes; 56, Castle-street ; and
sold. by .Vernor, Hood, and Sharp, 3 I, • Poultry, 13. CroA:lr
and Co. Siationers'.:cOurtsiiiid ;,lurray, Flea-street, Lon_
don. • • -