The Sun.
London, England, 1813-10-30 00:00:00

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The Public are alecatly.in possessinz of the cirT
emustances respecting the pinnoler committed at
Mr. 111:therty's, Army Clothier, Paul's Wharf, and
of the depredations committed on the anny.cloth-
iux in the enre, of his meni.at ;
Journeymen tailors.
The following persons, were tried for the same,
before the. Reconnutt and the London Jury t—
/Filliant Brou:n,. John Runner, Thomas Kenton,
John. Dixon, Tiniptliy Asicalith, Rancis lleign, and
James Stevens.—They,were severally found Guilty.
Sentence deferred.

The bills were thrown out against the others,
except one ease►, in the county of Middlesex,
which, reinains for trial.

At a General Sessions of the Peace and G.lOl
Deliiery at the Guildhall, Dover, owthe 26th and
27th inst. several trials for minor offences took
place, and ttvo women received sentence of trans-
portation for seven years.—A true bill was found
against Mr. J. LLOYD, wine merchant, for a Libel
on flurtsntur LATIL%M, Lig. one of the Magis-
trates of Dover ; and the Grand Jury threw out
the hill ,agiainst the Rev, J. C. Moarimw, for a
misdeineknor. •

An alarming fire broke out at Messrs, Dickin-
son and Co.'s paper manufactory, at Nash Mill,
Hens, on Tuesday evening last, about six o'cluek,
which in a short time entirely consumed some
capacious buildings, containing large quantities of
paper, rags, &c. Mr. Dickinsith's machinery tor
making paper being in detached buildings, _.bras
fortunatelyyreserved, wa the dwelling-house,
by the eXertions of the neighbours, nod by the
favourable direction of the wind.' Though several
accidents happened, no lives were lost. The loss
is 'estimated at Cr- or 80001. ; but we understand,
the property was fully insured
A- meialicholy accident happened on Wednesday
last to Mr. PABRIER, nephew to Mr. SAND M. 07,.
a respectable merchant in the city. :fine young
gentleman having some business to transact at the
London -Docks, unfortunately fell between two
vessels, whilst in the act of stepping from one
ship to another ; he sunk and rose again, several
times, and in the space of about eight minutes he
was got into a boat by some watermen who wit-
nessed the accident ; but even in this short period
It was too late to saVe his life. A surgeon teas sent
for, and, on examination, it appeared that be had
received various contusions on his head and body
by coming in contact, with the mom ine-eltahis of
one of the ships in his fall. 'lint it was the opf,-
Ilion of the surgeon, that even had the bruises nut
taketi• place, the youth could not have survived,
since it has been proved in numerous cases, that
from the pernicious copperas quality of the Lon-
don Docks water, iknever fails to prove fatal to
sitar persons as have the misfortune to be im-
mersed in it.

A blind woman, mimed Mason, upwards of 70
years .of age, wa's burnt to death on Wednesdly
afternoon, at her residence in Great Earl-street,
seven. Dials. The accident was occasioned by a
)I'l:larkWilco flew out of the fire and communicats
ed td her clothes ; she 'was instantly enveloped
iit fiameg; acid expired almost inimitiiately after,.
wards,
.It i 8 a remarkable circumstance, that her
death was nearly (H itleW 111011Lit* agcy iu
yrs La 'lslm.