The Sun.
London, England, 1809-06-20 00:00:00

LA IP REPORT.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, juNz r 9.
THE KING V. VALENTINE JONES, ESQ.
The Defendant being brought into Court, Pin
Justice GaOSE proceeded to pronounce his senteuce.
He remarked, that his conduct bad been so bills
that it was to be feared punishment would be iocrr
fe&ual in reforming him, but the Court must endea-
vour to deter others by the severity to be intlitled ou
him. The Court h3d felt much difficulty in determining
what degree of punishment his c iinedcservod i they
could find tie example, for he had enveded all former
instances of public peculation. Upon considerA
all the circumstances of his case, the Court (edema,
that he should be imprisoned for three years in New'
gate, and be wholly incapable of ever serving bls
Majesty in any capacity, either citi it or military.

CHAMBERS V. JONES.
The Court gave judgment in this cast:: it was Err
salon against the Marshal of the King's, Bench
Prison, for permitting the escape of Captain Cool:
field, who was in execution fur damages received
by the Plaintiff in a crim. con. aaion. The verdia
at the trial was for the Plaintiff, but a
point was rc-
served in the fortn of the pleadings. The Court
now decided, that the form of pleading was correet,
and that the verdia against the Marbhal must stand.

RAYMOND the aaor is appointed Manager of the
new Theatre at the Lyceum, which is to be opened
under the direaion of Mr: ARNOLD. Mr. Pott.t.tPs,
a Ncal performer of distinaion on the Dublin stage.
Mr. Howie, whose vocal powers are not unknown
in this tnetropolis, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, and several new
recruits from provincial theatres, are also engaged.
The tt.llowtng, we under,tand, was the answer
transmitted by the Committee for Managing the
Perfurmance for the tieni:fit of the MiddlesercOor
pital, to the offer of Maddt,ic CATALAN; tO give,
•
Concert for the benefi of that
" Cominittee.Room, opera-House, lute '9'
"The Committee tor managing the perturiaai.Ce
I
to be given at the Opera-Huusr, on Wediiesibl
noct, for the Wray of the Middlesex 1-10,pnal, re'
tom their thanks to Matiolne CATALAN'. hjr her ob'
ligiugotter of giving a Conceit for ti.e uenelii of thiS
Hospital, in conjunction with 'hat ut 131-ow,licive
Street ; but DS the public are at this IMMOt coaling
forward so generously to the relief of theMiditle"
Hovival, the Committee think it would nut be Law
ral to take any sharejusi at this time, Jr)
ka°'
luments which the splendid talents or Msdatl'e
TALANI may poem fur a Sisier Charity.
"By order of the Committee,
" W. M. THisitt.Tov,

The Sabre of the value of iv() guineas, presented
on the sth of June to the gallant Colonel LegNs, of
the 36th regiment, 14' those Officers whp served nn'
der him at Buenos Ayres, was made by JonesToNB'
sword-cutler, of St. James's-street; and for eleg"ke
and chasteness of design is a master-piece of 4°r;..n.
manship. The handle of the Sabre is silver,
embossed; the hilt terminated by a tiger,
which, together with the blade, is fashioned atler
rhn
Indian manner. The names of the different 04°
which the Colonel has been engaged
wimber) are sanguined 9n the, blade, toolbar Ti'io
the following motto, " This Sword is presente n
Colonel Bun Nit by the UffiCrs of the Ist. Bs
36th Regiment, as a particular Mai k of their,csto,°l,l'
tire. This is surmounted tiy the figure of farq,ounu,air
her trumpet, and in the left hand a wreath 011311):,
camels, tigers, &c. are interspersed upon the b'a,e,
in water-mark, and above the hiscription,
mowing the battle of Corunna, is a monurnent,wi'
the half visible inscriplion,.., Memo Moo." ,Y")ht,—‘
licaelmofett
tlhe:
fallthisofthe terminates General
the i nblCa dhei.e iOnnti:;:e"r:i
gag
verse are military trophies, Indian tigure4, and Ili
Colonel's arms. There are. two sC3btords,_ the'r
silver gilt, chased work, on a blue euainelled6te'n
with elephants, camels, and trophies, Ale, ChaP4";':'
circled by a laurel ; the other ot crimson velvet, 54
ver gilt. mounting, and elegantly chased.. The ,
crituion velvet, embroidered in now, ornamented '.
tiger? heads, in silver gill. In front two eleplPTio
heads, the probosces or which unite the belt, a,
give to the whole a novel, bur handsome. appri'rait..
The knot to the &Aire corresponds with Inc
in chit-bon and gold embroidery, and of 11,4•10u44"
iOrm.
breAakftteirsi asthweCgeriveen:ionbyy
the o
offie
the
cprregssentation a 1'
übliC

Jane Mossenenia, whose tatiexcited much: inwm)t
in the qd Bailey, twO years since, when capitol?'
conviaed for stealitigiace train her eini)loyer,
.liner 13erkeley.square, died suddenly at her 1" "
Irin ealde-Btreer, Oxford-market, nu 4ariti4
"'ming. She was reduced to such extreme Pa« rty
that it became necessarrto make an aPPli"t" 0I 1-46
the parish for subsistence, for her, two children, .
were taken from her on' Saturdv by, the parish nt.
fieen. The unfortunate woman said to a hiroit'
lriend before she went. to bed on Sa
t
oy igot/
that she -should never rise again, and she dicd at I"
o'clock in the morning.