The Sun.
London, England, 1833-01-10 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY.-(THIS DAY.)

Tke trials were finished at so late an hoar last night
that the sentences upon the convicted prisoners were de-
ferred till to.day. At 11 a'clock the RFCORDEtt, acc,,m-
panied by the Sheriffs and Aldermen ATKINs and FA RE-
BROTHER, came into the New Court, when the prisoners
received their sentences as follows :

To DEATH.—J,Im Hemhery, George Williams, W.
Gleddinz, W. Price, Edmond Miller, Henry Hurchin.on,
J din Game, Ittnes R eers, Rohm Taylor, and George
Forrester, all convicted of house-bre .kine and I irceny.
TRANSPORTED FOR LIFE._ V. Wright, 13.-mjatnin Do-
pere, John Bites, John Darby, John Smith, Samuel Grey.
and W. Binkes.

FouRTF.EI4 YEARS—Charles Callington (too indict•
ments), Stephen Stevenson, Sarah Stadley, Mary Hamil-
ton, John Smith, John G.test, Charles Duo (two indict
tnents), Mir White. Mary Ann ^I .re Robert Smith,
Pollard, Samuel Fare, alias Sleith (for the Enfial
rohhery).
SEVEN YEARS—Samuel B,aman G•orge Alison John
Justan. Dmis Redding, Jane Rickets, Eleanor Herlg s.
William Herd, George Gibbons, William Anderson, Eli
zaheth Dolly, Diniel Fitzgerald, William Johnson, John
Janes, Thomas Munday, Edward Pratt, Joseph Furnace.
Edward J 'cobs, Henry Parner, William Carter, James
Grimes, Robert Haloek, Mary Ann Imes, Henry Ireland
Henry Wood, Ann Dewling, John Plumpton, Martha
Ware, Mary Parfect, Amelia Hughes, George Edwards,
Charles Friend, John Clark, Margaret Chapman, Eliza
both Smith, Thom is Compily. John Hill, Henry Lardy,
Ge,,rge Hu.,t,r, Thomas Rawlings, and Thomas Keteridve.

Thirty-six others received sentence to undergo various
imprisonment.
Cooper, wl:o was the approver for the Crown on the
trial for the Enfield murder, w.ll be discharged from cu,-
to,ly to-morrow.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.

FROM 1.1,0 Y

DEAL. JAN. 9.—Wind E.N.E.—The combined squi
dron

PoRTSMOUTII, JAN. 9.—Wind E.S E.—Arrived the
John, Blake, from Riga.
FALMOUTH, JAN. B.—Wind S.E. fresh.—Arrived off
port the Wellington, Forster, from St. John's, New
Brunswick.

PENZANCE, JAN. B.—Arrived off port 'Le Diadem.
Walks, from Manilla; and the Navorino Poynter, from
St. Michael's.

SCILLY, JAN. S.-Arrived the Emma, Chapman, from
Lima an.l Pernambuco ; the Diligent, Nichol., from Ter-
ceira ; the Active, Verian, from St. Nlichael's; the
Queen, Cox, from Lisbon; and the Sarah, Hayman, from
St. John's, New Brunswick.

GREENOCK. JAN. 7.—Arrived the John Cimphell,
Spence. from Demerara.
NEWRY, JAN. S.—Arrived the Eolue, Faloon, from
St Petershurgh.
HULL, JAN. B.—Arrived the Newland, Tongue, from

DUBLIN, JAN. B.—Arrived the Mark, 'Reid% the
Robins and Marv, and the Eleanor, Georg, from London.
LIVERPOOL, JAN. B.—Arrived the Sarah, Hayman.
from St. John's, New Brunswick.

The Jupiter, Lefigren, from Hamburg, Valparaiso, and
Lima, was totally wrecked on Alderney, 3d inst. Great
part of t'.e cargo saved.
Two French frigates, and an English frigate. arrived in
Portsmouth Reads yesterday, from the Scheldt.
The Jean Baptiste, Fishard, has been sent into Pads•
tow by the officers of the coast guard, having on board
upwards of 290 tubs of brandy.
Ex-met Irom the Agent to Lloyd's, at Antwerp, diced
Jan. 8 :—" The following is an extract of a letter just
received from Flushing, dated the 4th inst. The
Scheldt is close,' ; the marine authorities, pilotage, and
Custom-house officers, have refused the entrance to yes
eels of any nation whatever. The twenty-two neutral
vessels, which were detained at B .hz in consequence of th-
late occurrences, have had permission to go to set. There
are at present in the docks three neutral vessels, v;z. an
Austrian and two H moverian. As they arrived here be-
fore the 30. h Nov., it is supposed that the Dutch Mini
ral will allow them to depart as anon as navigation is free,
the river being full of fl eating ice.' "

TIIE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.

We hear that Government is going to take some deci-
sive measures in respect to the unfavourable state of Ire-
land ; they are stated to he as follows : —That the asso-
ciations lately formed, called " Irish Volunteers," as well
as any other like associations, are to be immediately sup-
pressed by proclamation ; and that any infractions in the
terms of the said proclamation will be deemed treasonable,
and dealt with according'y. It is also said that a rein-
forcement of troops is to he sent to Ireland.