The Sun.
London, England, 1809-02-10 00:00:00

LA* REPORT.

COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Fen. 9.
The Court for the greater part of the day was
occupied in hearing Sessions and Crown Cases.
• Lord Ewitsauttoucor observed to Mr. Wilson,
one of Mr. Davison's Counsel, that from the pres
sure of business, it was probable they Would no be
able ti piss sentence on the Defendant this germ.-r+At the same time the delay would occasion no incon.
verfience to him, as the imprisonment between cilia
period and the next term would form a portion 01
that species of punishment which the Court wound,
most probably inflict. It was thrown out the oth
day that the Defendant hade compensation"
tar as relinquishing the profits oma
fd his contra6t vellt•
The Colin wished towhether that had beet
at all estimated, or could be reduct:d to attual ac.
count. •
Mr.. ATTORNBY GOWSRAI, Stated, that he lota
urged in argument, that Mr. Davison ought not 1
retain any portion of that money paid him by I,"
public fur services which. he had not performeu
hoW much it was, was not accounted for, but be it
what it may, civilly, it ought to be returned to the
public before any ',litigation ought
,to be prayed 101.
The Counsel said, that between this and the nest
term, the,Defendant work} have an opportunity of
making at least that atonement.

THR TLIEATRS..-...The new Farce, brought for.
ward last ' night at Dairy-Lane Theatre, under the
title of The Unconscious Counterfeit, was ‘vell re",
ceived by a 'Timorous audience. , lt was very vie"
supported EI,LISTONI MAIHAWS, and DowxoS.
There is nothing very new or striking in the P'"11
itself, but, it has some bustle and•variety, thol4l
with much of improbability. The plot consists .91
thointrusion.9f, two young men into the house 01
an old geptleman-in the country, one to skim',
himself from an arrest, and the other to see Ito
Gentleman's, daughter to whom ,he had previoesii
been attached.—The rnstak6s of the father lead 10
much whimsical equivoque, and some divertiug cow
barrassments. The piece of course ends happily tor,
all parties.
Svataiwo.—There was an exhibition yestertlei,
in the Fives•court, St. Martin's-street, in the: pre,'
sence of about 200 spectators,
,for the benefit er
Pearce the Game Chicken, the unconquered late
champioe (who has been some time in a &cline,'
and is not expected to live many days), and Ear'
ton, who was vanquished by Crib. The prinoll9l.
'setting-to was between Crib and Horton, and You"s'
Belcher and Horton, most of the other prof/004Q' •
note being absent and disabled. The set-to betwi%rt.,
Horton and Young Belcher atibrded 3 fund
a.
amusement, and was a master-piece of science...?' •
Chicken was just able to walk into the court. eta.
Died, on the sth instant, at Edinburgh, regr'f,te •
by all his friends,, and all who knew him, CoPla:/ik
JAMES FARQUASON of the Royal Navy. •
A few nights since' the house. of a woman
Apullci-court, Fleet-street, was broke into by titres''
thieves, who gagged'her and-her mother, when the:
took away some linen, sheets, and other articles, 'ND.
which they escaped. -

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Fin 43. 'l,l,
This day's market was but. thinly Supplied
:different kinds of.cat tie • Mutton and Veal are tieidq.)
than our last repc.rt 'Beet' and Pork soppott,
prices, and Are trade for the inapt Vart was mit over
brisk. The sales in the Haymarket %vete not 1101;4.
Hay ,has fallen in price since Monday.
•

CORN-EXCIUNGR, FEB. o. There is a middling
supply of Wheat to-day, chiefly second and inferie/..
sale,* are heavy, and •scarcely support last
little l
B4IIOY and Malt are in tolerable vupply; at
variation ; very lew;.old...Beans now come to hand,
rices
new rather clieapfr • there are considerable tresnlp
arrivals of Oats, but 'being much in request, can°
this trade to be rather dearer ; Flour -retuaitt at
last oinotett pricqs, . , • • .

1 Lot4t,RN Priqtcd by R. LIARIL4s
tiow-streetb. and publisbect by W, 4cktrrs (01.500
) MPtII:I9ITCCOI t4t sot Virtcci Llt 514(14
(of .martjett:caurt..