The Sun.
London, England, 1807-01-13 00:00:00

LESE.Y SESSIONS.

HICKS'S HALL, lAN. 12.
- This. being the 'first day of the Session, the Court
was occupied, as usual, with hearing a number of
cases ofassault.
ihn. wager, a 'coachuian who drove one of the
Bath Stage Coaches' on the 4th of. April last, wag
tried on a charge of assaulting Charles Sy ford, a toll-
gatherer at Hyde Park Corner. The Stage Coach
Att, cOturnonly called Gamon's A&, Was then in
force, and the Gate-keeper seeing three persons on.
.the coach box, including the coachman, which
amounted to m one ore than fliat A& allows, &Idea'
'soured to Close the gate; with a. view of enforcing
. the .provisions of the law in that case. The coach
drove up with such violence just at the time that. the
fore horses knocked' the gate off the hinges 011* top
of the man, which bruised him severely in several-
parts of his body. The men,eugaged -about.. the
tnrnpike swore that the coachman could very readily
have stopped his horses, .if he,had chosen so to do;
-"the pas'setigers On the. coach-box, one of whom was
a coachman, swore as -positively that It was, impos-
"siblb Ibr the. 'coachman - to check the career of his
hOrses in sufficient time to have prevented the in-
4irry which 7f0110*41,. There_ was another -f4a,.
Jiowever, swore to by the toropii,e men, on which
Ntr. BARRY, CounSel for the Prosecution,'laid great
tt'ess, bamely; that the Defendant, going Out of
town; on 'the same evening, made use of some foul
expressiOns as he passed this gate, adding, " I have
done for one of- you, and Shall, soon do for: some
More." Theiury, however, thought 'the case ex-
tremely. doubtful; they consulted for upwards..of
an „hour,' and then- returned the Defendant—Not

'A' few days since, powder-mik belon,,,o'ing to
Mr.HARVY, of Battle, in Sussex, .accidtlitaily took
fire, and blew up with a great explosion-1. and, on
the next daY,. the powder in another of the Battle
niills,.the property of• Mr. LASVRtNaE, also exploded,
and. did considerable damage to .the...prernises.-,
There were.luckily no men in either of the mills at
the time of the. explosion ;' but three workuien had
quitted Mr. FitillEY'Sl.l' dilly -a-few' rnitmtes-be,
fdre the,accidelt.., • •
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