The Sun.
London, England, 1823-08-09 00:00:00

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.

CARLISLE, AIM 6.
Mr. Justice BAYLEY and Mr. Justice Hot.nom opened
the King's Commission or this county yesterday evening.
Mr. Justice BAYLEY proceeded this morning to the Crown
Court, and charted the 'Cirand Jury.—The attendance of the
Magistracy was terry numerous, as was that of the Grund Jury
panel. Lord 14 wther was the Foreman. We observed also
his brother, Colt nel Lowther Slit J. Graham, of Netherby,
Sir J. Graham, M.P. for Carlisle,a
G. R. Gralun, Esq., C.
Curwen, P. ac.
His Lordship expressed his satisfaction at what was to him
always an object of eingrinulation—the very numerous attend•
unce of Gentlemen of rank and station at the Assizes of the
County. Itevinced a true spirit of attachment to the adtnini.
stration Of public justice, when such men left their manors to
discharge their duties to their fellow-subjects. There was little,
in the calendar to demand their Lttention. The Learned Judge
renewed his recommendation as to the propriety of keeping prt-
miners occupied in some regulated employment during the
period of their confinement. Idleness, as it was the root o(
original crime, was, unless counteracted by some system of
employment, the great obstacle to returning contrition.
The gaoler had presented to him a detailed statement of the
manner in which the prisoners under his charge were occupied.
lie should hand it over to them, as front their immediate eon.
nexion with the locality they could form the best opinion
whether or not the due facilities had been afforded to the attain-
ment and success of such an object.
In calling over the list of Magistrates, we observed, that et
the very large body of Clergymen in the Commission, but two
Reverend Justices answered.
The cases tried this day were of little interest.

BOUNTY ON PROYISIONS ExpoitTED.-.--By. the
following General Order, it appears that Government is to
allow the usual Bounty of la. per !Nibs. on Irish Salted Pro.
visions, exported to our Colonies, or Foreign Countries. This
order to have a rettospective effect :
" Custom-lumic, Dithlig, July 21, Int.
" Stn—The Board having received & heavy from it. /Ito.
Mum, ono of the Settertsisieti ut tho Lords of th Treasury, dated
the 10th instant, ins titigN that their Lordship* haring had ureter
rormideration a Letter troth a 'Merchant r.litosting a cominn.
once of Bounty allowed on. Salted Provisiols, *hipped from
Ireland, and considering that the intention of the Legislature
in rere,ving the Bounty by the. Act of this Si,-!ssion was math-
, festly to continue to Ireland the ailvania,ge of that allowance,
which had been inadvertently repealed by the late Salt Doty
Reduction Act,--are of rpinion that the Bounty should,
be tilliae I upon Stilted Provi,i ms, exported since the stll,
of teary lila, in the same manner as if that repeal had
not token place; tout their. Lordships, therefore, authorise the
paymeLt of hitch bounty, accordingly.
The Board communicate the saute to you, rot' your infor.
mation and governmentatecordingly.
" By order of the C-ouunissionera."

BURGLARY AT LAMBETit PALACIte,---Mr. MAN..
Nr.115 SUTTON arrived in town this morning,,at
the Palace, from Haddington, and it is ascer-
tained that the robbers were disappointed in.
their booty, us the plate had all been removed (i)
RUNDELL and Lialuuv's previous to the family
going out of town. The inestimable present,
given by the Emperor of RessiA and other
Princes, are believed to be safe, but it is
not known fora certainty. The manuscript
brary escaped the burglary, and this was the only
place untouched, if they had attempted to have
entered, they would have been foiled, as it is se-
cured with an iron door. Vast nutobet s of persons
had assembled this morning round the Palace,
anxious to hear any thing about the robbery,.
The officers are on the alert, and we understand
they have a slight scent of the perpetrators.

Tax Barn-linkl3 throughout
this county )aver a 'very protn'aing appearance. Wheats aro
healthy, and or good quality, with abundance of straw. Mirky
also looking very well. Harvest ham commenced with Peaz.,
And it is expected that.Wheata will generally be brought tivtkr
the sickle in about a week. The htte raitis have not injurcti
the torn, although they have retarded the hay-making:—
Gazettc.)

illuitout or F.:LizA A NruoNv.--Mr. IL
linu, Of New lioswell-court„ having informed the Magis-
trates of Queen,stplare police-office, thut it -waa'his intention to
bring forward evidence against Elizabeth, Bell, the woman whit
whom Duo cohabited, to shoy., that-She was implicated in the
Murder of the above unfortunate female, anti yesterday being
the time appointed, Mrs, Bell watt brought forward, and evl-
donee intended .to edtablish he Participation in the crime wit.
adduced ; but the Magistrate considering it. insufficientolbi not think himself justified in detaining Mrs. Bell in custody, and she' was accordingly dismitsed.

Donellk, for the murder of hit wife, was exe-
cuted yesterday morning, on Penenden Heath.
A. gentleman in EdinhurAlt, on Friddy week,
sent au Irishman he bail for some time in his ter-
vice to the Bank with a chock for bOl.
fellow absconded with the money. The Crirnhin
OffiCers heard of the theft, and were on the
alert. About one o'clock on Sunday mornin4
they found the object of their pursuit in bed in a
house in Cowcaticieto,. Forty pounds of ow
nullity were found 10 hi, pocket. When ordtlred
to rise and follow the Aver', " Sure," says Pat,
" you won't take we away till I spake with a
friend that's out lust now in a neighbour's hothe.s‘
A inegsenger was instantly dispatched for the
friend ; hut, inqvad trl env friend, about 40 otr.
rived, who rescued the fellow out of the hands of
the officers.