The Sun.
London, England, 1809-11-08 00:00:00

t:bat the parties took lodgings at her house 071 the
25:11 of 061ober fast-, where they weft: whe-n
covered ; that Miss Nicholson. did not go 'cat of tbe
house above once while she was there.; that sheVri-
derstood:trom tiie young Lady.,that the bannS rhA
been Imblished in'Mary-le.,bonne Church, ,-lid also,
in. another, the natnc- of which she had nut hea'rd.
The Learned. Counsel •also tribved for an orc!Cr
commitmentagainst a Mr. Smith, whciliad'aitled rind'
abetted Gi;es-,in area ing this eloPernenr. the,7
another.question for his Lordship to detertn ine namely.
with whom the young Lady should reside for 11. e pre,-
sent,being Mitts restored to her guardian's. i tlnder-
stood:-13ere was no reason•to suppose that any improper
inti.i:,acy had yet talien place l'..tvv,een the pdrties.s_
but Mrs.,NicholSon, •‘.oo.wai only the sternothe;r
Of the young Lady, and had a datigtter of her Own
by a forater husbanO, t natarti and obrioui reasoti4
declined . taking Miss Nichokon into her boost .4t
present. He Jrad theretOre to propose that she
should reside under the care of her aunt. •

Thy oRD Lr.2llAN'Ci.:LL'Ott signified his assent to
. .
this pro Position..,
Mr.-B6oa iippered in behalf Of Giles; and
that his•Client-swai • very penitent for the offence 'Le
•had cz-ynn;ittcd against the authority of the Court,
and was ready to answer any questions which .his
Lordship might put to him.
The LoeP CnitistEtLau did not think it proper to
put any queitions to him, hut he. was ready tO hear
any thing he had to produce by way of atTidavir.
According to the uniform, praEtice of the Court in
sUcli cases,it was.his duty to order this perion to
stand committed. Ben as the Solicitot for the Guar-

dians did nor probahly think this necessary at pre-
sent, let him appear again in Court on 'Thursday next,
When .he-might produce any 'affidavits in his Own
half he saw 'tit. Let the .Clergymen also Of, the
different parishes where the banns were published,
be also. present at the same time, for t here were some
questions whiCh it would be proper to put to thettL
It he reColleded right, the Marriage Ad gave seven
days to the C:ergytnan to make inquiries with re-
gal(' to the residence and situationiu life of the per-
sons Wiin applied. for publication of banns. He
wished therefore to put some questions to,rhem, and
.
let albthoTartiesappear in Court on ThOrsday next.

-REMARK/IBLE MURpER.

D'UBLrN COMMISSION INTELLIGENCE.

TUESDAY, OCT OAER. 3t.
John Sinnot, lames gonolly, Thomas Shields, and
Christopher Fannegan, were indicted for the murder
of Thomas Cunningham, in the. month of May last;
at Santry, in the county of DUblin.
The circumstances of this case were rattler 'unusual:.
Th,-...pfisaners at the bar, together with- the deceased;
and nn.-arpiovt of the name of ..Thomas i)wycr, in
the month .4.,iylay list went out to commit robbe:-
ries, awl in the evening of the Z 5 h.of that month
they stopperijaunting car, And were abzvat: tb rob
a rnarFa. the,name of Kolsh who.w;lS.upon it,wben
the pistol which the prisoner Sinnot then had went
,
off. by accident, and' titt contents ht-ting lodged in
the left breast of their companion Thomas Cunn:ng
- hatn, be"was brought upon the jaunting car of the
man they stopped (who w:as acquainted with one of
the robbers) to X.eish*S tObse; wheie he languished
abouftWo hourS, and then died. The net. evening
Dwyer, the approver, with the two prisoners Co-
nay ,and Shields, came and took away the body,
and it 'was buried in Glasueviti Church-yard ; but itt
' a few weeks oiler, when' some tObers were appre-
hended in the county, this transaction Came to
light.; the body. was taken upy and an inquest was
held.

The evidence upon the trial gave all the circurrt;"
stances and facts in the clearest point of view, and
Lord Noßaulty, after laying down the law of the
•
case; gave a most impartial charge to the Jury; who
retired for some time, and returned a verdid against
all; tisg Sri pneis--Guilty.
,Lord N993v y then; in a very impressive man.
tier, piforUitireed'the awful sentence of the law, pur-
Lstiant to the statute, by which .they:l.are to be exe-
L cute(' Thur.iday next; and then: budies 'handed
ovkr to the Surgeons for disseetion. '
All die prisoners; upon receiving' sentence, cau-
l' dotted themselves in the most hardontdananner, de-
t. ciaring innocence;.an 0d callin. Alta a set of
• ,
Ii
perlureu nietti

On Saturday last„a-boat with tie ineri put ashore
tear theSigrval pest at Stilton; du tiie'bba,it of Lin-
colnshire: • The story. cgnneeled
,wiat. the circuiti-
star,tce.is,,qo"(itow's

Fitzgerald, carpenter's mate of his Ma-
Mcie,',lffictrit) cast away on the coast
the '2slh March, I SO4, WAS; ith 75
of thettuw, put into-Freticii.prkoti; 'nod, on the
Grit• of July, sog,,' ibis man, with. several other,„
got away from the prison, and on his arrival at Am-
sterdam requested, _protection from the, Amelican
,Consul, who .refused his request he then, rather
than. be again immured in a prison, enteredoo board
a Renal. privateer,' in the hope of being captured
by some British cruizer. The. privateer was• at
anChcir2at. Shelling, when'a boat was sent out to
capture a vessel in the.ottug ; in this boat went
FitigeNld, Peter Doyle an Irishman, and:lto:l)as
Gr&t....n a' Prussian, with 'ten Fi•enchmen and an
American black; . Fitzgerald and his two friends
watched . the proper opportunity, seized upon the
arms, and' forced all - the Frenchmen, to yutrp.
overboard', excepting one, whO, with the American
.bial*,-compoSe•the number that have landed on the
t'
cgast„,.,.,captainldloyd, of the. Royal Navy, at' Bos-
ton,f-haisent them to Great Grimsby, there to. wait
disPosal by the AdmiraltY, and he has, we
: urideitedind, expressed:strongly his hopes to the Ad-
. miralty, that. the brave Fitzgerald may be Made a
carpenter of some King'i ship.
CORN-EXCHANGE, Nov. B.—To-day tho So;
of Witeatis somewhat-considerable, and Sales in. ge-
neral maintain. last Prices ; 'Rye lower; Barley and
I.lla4.rather so, excepting fine; White Peas are
cheaper; Beans of the two kinds at little variation
there- ara large Supplies of Oats, mostly of
eond and ordinary.quality, Sales thereof hardly sac-
port our last quotation ; Flour at oar last curl eve),
and fine American sas. to'6vs. per.bariel: .

Wheat - - 8s a 92% a toss Tick .erns - - ;Ss a 4/5s
Fine ditto - I,oBs a I iza Oats - - 26.3 a 3os a j 4,
Rye - - -48 s A `s4s Poland ditto - 37:i A q ..,
barley - - -f4t s a ' 54s Po/awe ditto - rl7, a 4.:Q.."
M:tit .. .. -74 S a t,25 ; Rape Seed - - 4-15: , t.it
Wl.cte Pease • 7k; a - 855.1 Fine Flour - '9c,,, .. y,,
Grey (Imo - .. 5.Ns a 55.,, Seconds• - - - toss a ...
Ikons - - -56 s a .is J