The Sun.
London, England, 1806-07-22 00:00:00

THE SeitREY,,ID.7OtirtNED SESSIONS

Were held yesterdayat the .Sessions House, in
Horsemonger-lane, NevAngton .Serjeant 0N81..0V
in the Chair.. • • .
When the Jury,,were called over, so many
plead-
ed e)k-niptions, and a much greater nt.tinbpi .pray_ed
for certain reasons to be excuse, that a.great dikfi-
cuity arose to complete the Jttry.- A. that .ch;mge
was given ..by the Learned Chairman, in whieh he
noticed two ofrences of a horrid description •they
would have to investigate. He trusted they would
pay due attention to the ta.ses that would come be-
fore -them, and he hoped they would soon be re-
leased from their labour.

John Kninele3 was indicted for feloniously steal-
ing, in the parish of St. Savitkie, Sonthwark, on the
I,lBth day of May last, froM the shop Of John Boak,-
a linen-draper, in the High-street, Borough, one
piece of .calico, and _one, remnant of the same kind.
Th 6 Learned Chairman summed up the evidence,
and the Itfry found a verdid of Guilty.-Setireiite,
to be imprisoned three months. .
James johnsim was, next tried for.stealing in the
shop. of Peter Ketrison, in the Borough, one piece of
vibbon, his property. Verdict Guilty.—Sentenced
to be imprisonedli X Mouths.
Jinn-Lane was charged with stealing a cotton
gown, and two 'children's frocks, the property •of
John Hopkins.-=-Guilty. Sentence,lO be transport-
ed for seven years.
John Wright, for stealing a 'lleac oftoilinette, the
property.of Mesas. Alford and Mitchell,. was next
tried. The Prisoner made no defence', but poverty,
and his age of 59 years.--(nifty. Sentence, 'six
months imprisonment;

A hive of bees lately swanned' in th neighbour
hood of Ayr, while. a person was endeavouring to
attra& theM to a white sheet ; but
..they preferred
u
alighting on his back. He then, ndee.catisider-o
able apprehension; - lay down; and :continued me-
tionless till a. hive was when, fitter going
.up to his neck and round his face, they left him
Without injury. •
A passenger in the caravan hetiiVixt DUndeelhet
Arbroath, on Sunday last- died stuldenly,
the road, although he seemed .in very, good health
when he entered the vehicle. Oh the road he fa
his stick fall two or three- times; was- returned
him by the driver; the last time, lowes-er,..he went
out for it himself, and upon repeatedly.quested to come in again an4---let the caravan prp,..
reed, and returning no answer, the driVer -got doiiii;
and approaching the
man, found-hitt: on his-Alcilee's;
quite dead ! , , •
At the town of Stornaway, in the,lsle of Lewes,
Scotland, lives a man 'named Donald Roy; a fisher-
man, who is now in the gosh year of liN ifge- He
is the owner of a sloop,. the. crew, of which.consOs
of five of his sons, . the youngest of xhom is, 0,5
years of age. They arc constantly at sea`, even' in
the most tempestuous weather,-and traffic With-the
neighbouring islands, and the North of Ireland..
The fatliqr possesses all his faculties, acid isnevetr so
well as ;'lien at Sea—the land air having an oppres'
sive etrea upon his respiration.

Consumptions and other decays, of nature, whe-
ther the etfeas of natural consequences, or proceed-
ing froth imprudencies; or an advanced stage of life,
have engagad the study and attention of the first
Physiciang of this and all other nations in vain, until
Dr. Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead ,was happily
discovered, and promulgated to the world, and which
has produced such instances of its good effeas-as
must; convince the most. incredulous of its amazing.
restorative powers.. .1.1:o enumerate its truly happy;
healing, balsamic,. and renovating efficacy, testi-
monies of.the first authorities are now extant. It 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 apoplexies, so often the consequences of free
lit iiig. Recourse should be had to it after every ex-:
efts,- and upon every slight indisposition.--The
(hi. and 335. bottles may be had
.Of Matthews .and
Leigh, 18, Strand, and of every reputable Medic ine
Vender in the Kingddm, with-the words, '"
Solomon, Liverpool," eitgraved on the Stamp.

SHIP NEWS.

GRAVISENIY, JULY 20.

. .
Passed by-the Cabinet, Woodward, from Cadiz ; An-
droscoggan, Corran, 'troth -Terierifie ; Dundee, Dallis,- from
Greenland; Trusty, Cornelius, from the klavanna; licro,
Russell, from Lisbon ; Phoenix, Thompson, and Fortuna,
Eugoe, from Norway.
Sailed—the Charlotte, Sinclair, for New-York ; Minerva,
Wildgoose, for Gibraltar;, lane, Davidson, and New Htipe,
Reynolds, for Tonningen ; Speculant, Lawson, Elizabeth,
—, and Concordia, ----, for Hairtbro% - '

On Sunday morning, Mrs. Upton, wife of Captain Up-
.
ton, of the Royal Navy, of a Daughter.