The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-18 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY.

Saturday nineteen pr'isoner's' were tried: "fifeert:of
whom were 4.--onviaed' of4el'ony; vii. Liiz b tl.
Tye, Cathare 'BrOsAlp; -,Blii.abethi Whit',Yore, fta.-
ward. Dobbs, Edward Oliiil/.6 'Marg-aret--
Charles O'lizitio'-linesy,'Nfaly White,
Hannah. Simpsrin,_ Luke Spur, Mar}
Dean,' Geolge Colyer; 'arid Ann ; and tbnr
were aegnitted. • • •
"'Same' day the Sessions ended ; when ser.tenc& 'of
death was' passed on Mary..Bar.er, tor stealiir-
'notes and money, value 711. the property oi-Jithn
du elling-house; and John lir,' wi), f‘ir
stealing a gold..watcli, and.a'iiiver -ditto;'value eol.
and upwards, of James Duncan, in, his dwel!in,.3-
• • '•. • ' , .

'•The:folloiving. were sentenced 'to be transported
for seven years : W n, H..BrOwn, Wm, Berringer;
Sarah Young, Eleanor Fitzgerald, Henry Long,
Charles. WhrteloCk, Charles: O'Shatighneq7‘ • Mar-
garet Sullivan, Edward Hobbs, Edward Guppy,
'Elizabeth' Whitmore,, Elizabeth Tye, Geo. Colyer,
Hannah Simpson, Joseph Lovett, Sarah Sharoltati•-
nah: Jones, Mary 'Carty, Wm. Clark, Eleanor
Allison, James*Steward,-John Brewster, Morris Ca-
vey, John Stokes, and Halsgrove.
Ten Were•ordered,_to be. imprisoneu in Newgate
for.various periods; two of them to be publicly, and
one privately,-whipped. • Three to be imprisoned 'in
the House of Correaion at Clerkenwell for the term
cif two years. • Six in the same gaol, .for one year.
Eight in the same gaol; fur' six calendar months ;
and Thirty were discharged•by Proclamation.-
-Adjourned to the Ist of July next.

A black pointer bitch, which was lost on the
Moors, near Mare field; in-September last, was dis-
covered a few days since, by a gamekeeper' in the
service of Miss Shuckburgh Evelyn,' oh. Ashdown
Forest, not very far from the-spot.on Which she was
Missed by her owner, in September.' The game.
keeper first found among the 'heath, a 'litter of herd
puppies, which he stvatc,,ed, a consilerable
but no parent making -her appearance, he 50t...!
rounded the cubs with' ,sticks stuck in the
grqund; and lettthem for-the evening. Early the'
next 'Morning the man visited his fotindlik;s, and,
as he expected, saw their affectionate mother, the
pointer bitch, labouring with' grearciihgence to et.-
fect a subterrauecnls passage to her little ones. On
the man's approach she wagged her tail, and watch-
ed, with the, greatest apparent anxiety, While he
removed the tence from 'her puppies, when she in-
smutty laid down and quietly suckled theri-LH-The
above animal must have subsisted dnring the autumn
and winter on rabbits and vermin--but raOr-'
Binary that she should have so long secluded herelf,
from the haunts of men, and•yet have preserved her:
gentleness-and docility.

The Fifth Day of Drawing, No. 7,074, a Mize
'of wool. was sold by litcHAßtsoN, GOODLUCK and.
Co. in one Eighth and Fourteen SixtLenth Share,.
The last-drawn Prize of 20,0001. No. 9,;49, ,N as.
sold also by RICHARDsoic, GOODLUCK and Co. who
continue Selling Tickets and Stmr2s, warranted tan-
drawn, at' their'Offices, Bank-Buldings, Cornhili,
and facing the Gate of the Icing's Mews, Charing-.
Cross.

Ten Thousand Pounds for the First-drawn Ticket
To-morrow morning, besides two Ten Thousands,
four Five Thousands, three One Thousands, seven
Five Hundreds. The Drawing will finally close on,
Saturday next. Tickets and Shares are selling, war_
ranted undrawn, by HORNSBY and Co. 26, Cornhill,
52, Charing-Cross, St.. Margaret's-Hui, iso-
tough.