The Sun.
London, England, 1824-06-23 00:00:00

MERCANTILE SHIPPING.

DEAL, JUNE 21—Wind W.S.W.—Came down from the
River the Brixton, for Quebec; General Hewitt, for Beta] ;
Ruby, for Quebec; Active, for the Friendly Isles; Naiade, for
Leghorrr; Richmond, for 14logadore; Sultima,, for Boston ;
Albion, for Smyrna; Elizabeth, for Quebec; Susan and Le-
titia, for Gibraltar.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 22.—Wind S.E.—Arrived. the George
the Fourth, Harris, f::om the Mediterranean. Sailed the Rio
packet, Kerslake, for Antwerp.
FALMOU TII, Itrx.o 21.-7-Wind • N.W.—Sailed the Con-
stantia, Mayne, for Trieste.;, and Jani, Russell, for Hamlturgh.
COWES, .3 t• NE 22.—Wind W.S.W.— Arrived the Water-
loo, Blacker, 43 days from Havanna!: ;_ and David, Jameson,
48 stays from Chailstone.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 21.—Arrived the Brilliant Star, and
Muta, Arthur, from Maraham ; Fanny, Ogilvie, Baltic ;
Antigua packet, Smith, and John, Troughton, Antigua ; 'Trea-
surer, APlntosh, Honduras ; William and Henry, ,
Mobile; Eagle, 31errett ; and North Star, Charlstone ; Alex-
ander, Layman, Genoa; Herald, Dawson ; and Phillip, Tab,
Virginia ; . Cumberland, Grey, Marseilles ; Sisters, Rees, New
York ; Surprise, — , ; Isabella, Lees;
Anson, Fish, and Juno, Long, Leghorn ; Freedom, Gotham ;
Christopher, Vthing ; Maria, Lame ; and. Waterloo, Morris,
from Sicily ; and the Atlantic, 31`Leod, from Malta.
PADST ow, JUNE 21.—The L'Amelie, of Brest, Reve Page,
master, from Swansey to Rouen, came on shore this morning
near this place, and soon after went to pieces ; crew saved,

MIDDLESEX ADJOURNED SESSIONS.

SENTENCE ON THE OFFICERS OF THE COUNTY

COURT.

Yesterday the Court was crowded to excess the whole of the
day, to hear the sentence of the Court passed on-Foster, Horn,
Bradley, and Halliwell, who were convicted on Thursday last
of a most outrageous assault on Miss S. Cowell. After the
close of the proceedings they were placed at the bar, when Fos:
ter addressed the Court, and said, I declare before God, Gen-
tleuren, I am innocent of the crime I am charged with ; the
evidence of Miss Cowell and her servant is altogether false ;
whatever punishment I may suffer I shall suffer it unjustly.
The CHAIRMAN, after some appropriate observations, pro-
, nounced the sentence of the Court, which was, that Foster be
imprisoned six months in the House of Correction, and pay, a
tine of 1001. ; that Horn be imprisoned in the same place six
months; and the two other defendants tour months each.

SWEARING-IN THE GRAND JURY.—TICIS morn-
ing the Gentlemen summoned to attend as Grand
Jurymen for the County of Middlesex assembled
in the Court of King's Bench, Westminster, and
were sworn before Mr. Justice BA yt.Ly accord-
ingly. His Lordship in his address said, it
rarely happened that there appeared a thin at-
tendance of Jurymen, as on the present occasion,
but those who were absent now would very
shortly be called upon to serve perhaps on a
more arduous undertaking. his Lordship in
concluding said, there was no case, to his know-
ledge, he need call their particular attention to,
and, after the usual observations, they retired out
of Court.

JUDGMENT.—ThiS ntorning, in the INSOLVENT

Dtwrons' Couwr, George liqfflw came up to
claim his discharge. The insolvent's petition had
been dismissed in July for concealment of
effects. On the Present examination, it was

proved by two witnesses that he had property
concealed worth 1001. and received remittances
from a person at Brighton, with whom he had de-
posited some money before he went to prison.—
The Court, under all these circumstances ad-
judged the insollent to twelve calendar months'
imprisonment within the wall, for concealment of
property.