The Sun.
London, England, 1812-01-14 00:00:00

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1812-:

IN TElt5I.

• Middlesex
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London.

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AFTER TERM.
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Thursday

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Doting the trial of a, Cause yesterday.,-morning, in
the Court of King's Bench, John Collins, Serie3nl
at Mace to the City of London, and appointed by
the City to keep silepcein the oiling of the Court at
Guildhall, appared before the Court, with John
Rotert Curtis in his custody, and coi»plaine.d to
Lord ELLENBoRouou,, that tie prisoner ob-
s,ructed him in the ex,'cution of his duty, by threat-
ening repeatedly to knock him down, becou,e the
officer. had,directed him to go into ihe,kall to talk,
and not to dis. orb the Court. The officer was sworn
to his complaint, and deposed, that he in a gentle
manner put his hand upon the prisoner, in furl ber
auce of his directions-- to him., The prisoner stated,-
that he was a, tending to be sworn in constable of Cie
Wyd of (duet noire, and was speaking.to a triend,
when the officer pu'Oted hint : the prisoner told the
officer not to.be violent,...b:-cou.e he had the mis-
fortune to be ; and he.admitted that he Clll %d
the officer a d—i scoundrel for -what .he and
refused to comply with his request. Lord ELLEN-
BOIIOUG II would not punish him heavily, but fined
him los; and orderesi him to be committed to pri-
son till that-tine should be paid. After seine pto-'
testation of his inability to. pay they fine, it was at
length satisfied, and the prisoner was discharged.

The Qid Bailey Sessions commence- to-morrow,
any interestivg trials are expected, particularly

at of r. ,Waish.

• The fieamen taken in arms at the surren-
der of the Isle of France, were yesterday removed
Iron Newgate to the Surrey Session House, to. be
arraigned. They pleadei not guilty.. Their trials
.are to take place-on the 20th inst. They were re-
manded back to Nel.vgxe. -

ConK, JAN. K.—We are extremAyrsorry to learn
that Capt. Roche, whom we mentioned Dye former
paper to have been-- VL oUnded by a Man of the n
r.,f' Keefe, expired yesterday evening, after. suturing
the'most excruciming-torture.—A Coroner's Inquest
was held thii day on the body. Verdict---" Died
by a bail •fired by James Keetie."
A fellow- was taken up About a
.fottnight ago,
near - Strabane, Ireland, on a strong charge of a
footpad robbery, and being committed for trial, he
was found next morning 'suspended by a handker-
chief, in his'cell, quite lifeless.- On the wall of his
cell he had written -in chalk, " Is not this better
titian-bothering a Jnry
DUBLIN, DP. .•3 1 . —On Thursday last, Mr. John
Bernard; of Pottaferry, Permanent Seriearn of a
yeomanry -corps, was found dead in a field, with
a short Musket lying across his• breast,' the contents
of whiCh had pasSed throtigh his held: Whet her
this fatal catastroPhe eems the result of accident or
design cannot now be easily known ; but no, doubt
is 'eiitertained,• tdat the piece was irr his own hand
when it went off. • He has left a diSconsolate tarnily
to monrri his loss. " •
On Tuesday, the 17th inst. between the hours of
six and 'seven in the evening, as David Boyd, of.
Bslt}'l}'mp, barony- of Ards, was, on his journey
to Loughsriekland, for the pn'pose of payin some
rents, ho' tray-laid by two highwaymen, be-
tween Dromore and Banbridge,• at the :six
stone, and robbed of his watch and. money. ' They
first dragged him off his horse, and having nearly
strangled him by Means of his own neckcloth, they
cut his waistcoat open, and took from,an
pocket, a pocket book,. cont,ining. mites amount-
ing to 3!-21. He was found on the side of the road
sDortAy after by some people returning from a horse
race near Dromore, who assisted him to remount,
and ;proceed on :his journey.
At the last meeting of the Chamber of Com-
naerce ot Glasgow, a committee was appointed to
consider and report what steps ought to be taken
upon the approaching expiration of the East India
Company's .Charter, that that immense field of •
commerce might be opened to the individual enter-
prize and capital of
.the merchants of this country,
in the -same way that it has, for 'so long a time,
been to traders from' America. The Magistrates
and Council of that city have also appointed a aim-
inittee for the same purpose.-
The ()Arley Hounds meet to-morrow 'at Wel-
lingberongh-bi idge ; Thursday, at Piik's Hill Barn ;
Saturday,* at.COlW.ortli..—The Quorn Hounds meet
on Wednesday at Six. Hills; Friday, at Widmer--
Pool Inn.—The Essek Hounds meet on Wednesday
of Epping ; Saturday, at Leading Rooth-
ing ; Mondey, at Roydoti Park.
Thursday nighia quari bottle was !brownout of the
firSCgallery at the Theatre, Hull, into the pit, which
struck a young voniati of. the name of Thompson
on,the Bead, and hurt her severely. Some sailors
ca-me fofward, and pointed out four'soldiers as -the
'frny' by 'serne of 'whom the bottle bad been
thrown ; 'they were immediately taken 'into' cus-
tody ; one of them, whO confessed to throwing the
bottle, was sett te the House ot Correction, and the
others to the Guard-house.
The •pre.mises of Mr. Winter, Cook's-ground,
Chelsea, which are occupied by a widow lady, ,were
VOken open and Lobbed on Saturday night. The
thieves did nit get 'Mottle house, but they robbed
the larder, tend other places immediately contiguous,
together with the fowl roost.
The robbery of notes from Mr. Stephen Hobday,
of Folkestone, Has been traced to a woman named
Sarah Court, his tnaid servant, and- ski hag been
committed to Folkestone-gaol, with anCt her wo-
tinan, named Tumber, who received the property
knowing it to be stolen. •
'While the family of a cheesetnonger, who resides
the corner of Searle-street, in Carey-street, Lin-
coln's-inn-fields, were attending divine• service on
Sunday evening, two fellow's got into the house;
and, after breaking open various drawers, had pack-
ed up a large quantity of goods; when, providen-
tially, the sister of the shopkeeper knocked at the
door, which the villains opened .and rushed out,
leaving their booty behind, except '5l. worth of cop-
per, and three or four silver spoons.