The Sun.
London, England, 1841-03-11 00:00:00

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- Anhalt, white 339 to 3631
- red .., 336 to 3521
--- Brunsnick 43) to 313
-- -- Mecklenburg.. 24 to 366
- Polish -2: to 366
--- Holstein
Rye, Mecklenburg
-- Dantzie
-- Elbing end ho
nigsburg 225 to 246 i
-- Upland
-- 11 igl

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Georgia. Ist gut t 8 Madras 514
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Bahia 4% 5%
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Brown 5 63. Brown 5 5:
MO' White . 514 606 Pernambuco, White 5% 7%
Brown ... 4% 5% Brown ...5 5,,
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,11. 5 to 6

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(Before the Common Sergeant, Sir C. MAnsHALL' &c.)
Yesterday Michael Walsh, aged 35, was indicted for com-
mitting an assault upon Mary Bryan, with intent to commit a
capital offrnce. The other count alleged, a common assault.
The child herself was examined, and detailed that which, a
few years since, would have subjected the prisoner to an un-
timely death.
Two medical gentlemen were examined with regard to any
injury the child had received, and their concurrent testimony
was that appearances did not sustain the first count of the in-
dictment.

The prisoner, when called on for his defence implicated
himself in the minor charge.

The Jury found him Guilty on the second count only.
.1 he Learned Judge sentenced the prisoner to be imprisoned
in the Penitentiary for one year, observing, thabas the law now
stood, there was no doubt that the other count was sustainable.
Mary Ann Middleton was indicted for stealing divers articles
of bedding, the property of John Smith, of 19, Vine-street,
Clerkenwell.
The evidence was conclusive, but the prisoner said she was
driven to the act by distress.
A verdict of Guilty having been returned, she was proved
by another indictment to have been convicted of a similar
offence on the 26th of February, 1838, and thbreupon sen-
tenced to six months' imprisonment.
The JUDGE said that for once he would depart from the rule
laid down, and nut transport, but 'sentence her to one year's
hard labour—her plea would not avail hereafter.
UNPRECEDENTED CASE.—Mary Murgctts, an interesting
young woman, was indicted for throwing herself into the
river, with intent to commit felo de se.
The prisoner pleaded guilty.
The COMMON SERGEANT told the prisoner that her offence
was one forbidden in the &cologne, and by the common law of
England declared to be a felony. He (the Common Sergeant)
had been informed that down to the present time she enter-
ained a determination to destroy herself ; hence, the best thing
he Court could do would be to respite her judgment until the
next sessions, and he hoped ere that time the chaplain of the
tgaol would be able to impress upon her mind the sin and folly
of self-destruction.

The session terminated on Tuesday night, in consequence of
several of the prisoners traversing until the next sessions,
which was convenient both to the Bar and the Bench, it
being the eve of the commencement of their respective cir-
cuits.

The following were sentenced to banishment for the periods
set against their respective names :
For the term of Natural Life—Michael Shaw Stewart
Wallace, Patrick Maxwell Stewart Wallace (the trials of
these convicts occupied nearly four days, their offence being
one of not unfrequent occurrence, but seldom prosecuted to
conviction.)
For Fifteen Years—Thomas Smith, Charles Powell, Daniel
Monday, James Warren.
For Fourteen Years—Joshua Page.
For Ten Years—Louisa Puddick (for shoplifting), Mark

Goodyear, W. Smith, and Thomas Griffith.
For Seven Years—George Hawkins, Charles Smith,
Michael Johnson, William Carrott, Henry Coster, Nichbolas
Johnson, John Mitchell, George Hambley, Jo,ph Hamley,
John Clark, Philip Young, Eliza Clark, Mary Ann Goulding,
Co
William Humphreys, Johanna Fogerty, George llard,
Charles Smith.
Imprisonment and Hard Labour in the Hoe
been commiuses of Correction
tted,
where their offences wers alleged to hav
for the periods named, viz. :
For Three Years—John Thomas.
For Two Years—Ann Harding
For Eighteen Months—Joseph Howard, Thomas Barker Fitz-
john (for letter-stealing, the first and lt weeks
John in solTredwell,
itude).
For One Year—Daniel Smith, Johns mith,
William Grant, William Arnold, William Kemp.
For Nide Months—J. Birch.
The Grand Jury ignored the bills of indictment which were
fiat,
preferrod against the following persons, who, by their
were discharged from custody, viz. :—W. Golding, John mills
John Jones, Edward Newman, Moses Monday, John Maio
Charles Dahana, Eliza Wilson, Elizabeth Hilby, and Charlesll,
Edward Willis.
The Court at its rising adjourned to Monday, April 5.

WATERL:O BRIDGE.—The petition presented
buncombe for throwing open Waterloo, South-
wark,Mr.
and Vauxhal Bridges toll free, was not, as reported,
from Rotherhithe," or " a place in Southwark," ns
stated in the reports, but from the " Coach and Omnibus
preprictop of London and its Suburbs,"
Co'onel Henty Godwin and Captain G. Blake,
R. N., have been appointed Gentlemen Ushers to Prince
Alber'.