The Sun.
London, England, 1808-04-14 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY.

On Monday nineteen Prisonerswere tried, twelve
of whoM were convided Of Felony, viz. •
Margaret Weaver, Ann Price, Ann Newton, W.
Dunn, .Ann Davies, Ingram :Wood, Joseph Nichols,
Hugh rvl`Queyenny, ',Manes Crosier, Wm'. Boot,
Hannah Laxon,. and • Min Allgood—who received
sentence Of transportation forseven years.
John Hartcup,,Thotuas Buckley, Dan. Buckley,
and John Homer were tried on Monday for forging
PruSsian coin (guilder:4. The Jury after deliberating
aw.hour and an halt found the Prisoners Guilty. •
Yesterday eight prisoners were tried, six pf•whona
Were convi!aed of felony, and two were acquitted.
Same day the Sessitins ended, when. sentence of
death was passed an•Wilham Shepherd, for robbing
George Goddard an the. .King's highway of. goods
and money,. value til. and upwards.. Eleanor Thomp-
son, for a like offence -on William Bates; and taking -
from his persona seven-shilling piece. George Wil-
kinson, for stealing 701. and -upwards, of William
Wykes, in het dwelling-house. • James Moore, Jphn
Smith, and William Davis, for a burglary in the
dwelling-house of Theodore Hill. . Jane Morris, for
stealing goods value 71.• and upwards, of Andrew De
la Berge, in- the I'dwelling-house of Philip
William Cooley, for stealiog goods, valuefil. and up-
wards, in the dwelling house of John ,Hall; and
Sarah Ward, .convicted inlannary Session last, for
stealing a, quantity of plate of Alex. Bruce, in, his
d Well i ng-house.
Thirty-seVen were ;ordered to be' transported for
seven 'years, viz, . Joint Allgood, Thomas Crosier,
Win. Boot, Peter Lill, Matilda, SnowselL.Joseph
Daltatr,•John Hartcup, John kierner,Thoruas Buck-
ley, Daniel Buckley, John *l'arnell, Maria. Jones,
(Alum, James Middleton, .ElizabetirMan-
deville, Amn.Grace, Wm. Hall, Susannah Truman,.
George Stanley, .Thin. Denny,. Mark Brown, Daniel
ll'arcourt, • Mary •Ilai dy, Samuel 'Norris, Jonathan
Neale,,charlotte. Way alias Bninstead,.Charles Vin-
ing, Mary Johnson, BiL!liard Raven, Joseph Argent,
,Mary'll*Gee, James Madden, • James Frost, James
Hart,;Elizabethl'BoOth, John Morgan, Rob. Prosser.
Two were or red to be imprisoned in the House
. of
CorreEtian'foi• two -years---thirteen . in the Satne
gaollor twelve calendar/months—fifteen for six ca;
lendatt moot hs—saven.ta be imprisoned in Newgate
for various periods•-4•five;to ••be publicly and theo pri-
vately. w hip ped,r-,four 4iped is.
,and,discbarged —a nd
igliteen were scharged by pre4iinaalion.--rAd-
journed,to the. Ist aflme. . • .

TIIAD4XB PavoirorrYeaterciai• a 'Captaiu and his
Mate,. beiongipt,,to, 41.3 Transport Service, were ex.
atnined, being charged with breaking—btilk, and
stgaiing,&quant4 of cocoa destined for the DoCk-
yard'at Portsmouth.—They wetecoinitiTtted foil trial
.at the next Assizes for Lent.

. . .
Barnaid Cheelds, who used to' attend about the
Custom-hduse, writing petition au.l instructing
strangers about the mode of settling: their business
at the. Custoitt..house, -was charged with. receiving
sums of money from a waterown,•under pretence
that he had-the patronage of Sir .Wra. CURTIS and
Sir WATKIi4 LEWES. to appoint him, a watt:limn to
the Custotn-house. 'The Solicitor- of the Comotn-
house attended, for the prosecution.—The Prisoner
was committed for obtaining _motley . under false
pretences. • •