The Sun.
London, England, 1805-04-17 00:00:00

RECORDER's COURT,

Yesterday Thomas Path)" Was indieled, tried,
and found guilty, of only a common :moult (the
Law would not have it otherwise), on Eliza' But.
ler, a decent young woman, by riOU ling a bottle of
aqua fortis over her hack, on the night of the
insr.',in consequence of which she still remains un:
der surgical-care,, and her life by no meant safe,

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tinier ajhreatening.mortification. Several articica•
of izr-INA tire,- such as a silk cloak, velvet4brin.
net, &c. were exhibited in Court, almost reduced to
tinder He conte'sed the crime alter being apprehend.
ed, and offered terms of accommodation, which be

had the presumption to renew in Court but they
were indigil,,i)ity boomed at. He was sentenced
t:cord int; I y to imprisonment'for two years in New_
gate, fined so marks, and to procure security to he
of the peace tor seven years, hinihelf in zool. and
two biliCt IC4 in 1004 each.:•••"AdilLitned•

Yesterday two men; of the names of Warren and
Allen, noted bruizers, were apprehended in Blue
Anchor,yard, kosemary.lane, by the Officers of
Whitechapel Office, hitving engaged to fight for a
sum of money. They were held in recognixances
tee keep,the peace. In the distriti of Shadwell
thize, two men of the names of liazfratid Kaman,
were bound in the same Way. The Magistrates of
London anal Middlesex hive come to a resolution to
prevent such shameful and national disgraces.
....Yeverday jobn Trely, who has rnitne time Since
been committed on two charges of being concerned
is the circulation or fabrication of Bank Nl7,tes,
was agsin.br.ught before the. Magistrates at Marl.
timougli.stteet .Folice.Qtict, when a third charge
similar nature was preferred agalnat
Upon a toll' investigation of jr hrge , he was.
fully corrignitied to rake hit trial Cur that offence

,At:Wrf.xlistri Fair; on Saturday se'nnight, there
was a great show Or horses and horned cattle,
which sold well, particularly how, uf a unit make;
sheep and swine were rather inw '; ut Manchester,
Ynikshire, and 6'6itch goods, theta was the hest
display ever exhibited, which sJid on low terms.
The Clerk Fit S)aw's waggon had his pocket picked
of a b )ok, c-ntaining Biilv and Duff, to the amount
of t t7l. t3i. and Mr. WALIER, of C 101.1.011
I.l.o4)ifir Id, near Chester, was swindled out
.of a
coll.

Timsday setinight a Bull,"'of the Nottinghurta
shirt Breed, was slAughttred at Sheffield, which
weighed upwitrds of 170 stone (141 b.) when alive.
1-lit Was fed in that neighbourhood by a Mr.
Sent H, and allowed to be a complete animal of the
kind.

On Thursday a-Gentleman in business in Hull,
and late of r ►Klin toil, W4ll taken up on suspicion
61' Wietr g counterfeit silver arl(1 gold; a large
girtntity at which was found, in his house when
eelled•

Oolhe Sth in.rant the Proprietors hi the Somerset.
shire Coal Canal opened their locks (22 in number)
Ctimbhay t which produces a water comrnunica.
lion between the CoaV Pith, the Kennet and Avon,
and: Wilts and Berk Canals.

As Messrs. North's waggon was passing through
st brook (the bridge being out of repair) near the
Three-Cocks, between the Hay and Brecon, on its
way to the latter place, 'the waggoner, who rode a.
poney at the time, called the horses to him, when
the shaft of the waggon struck down the ',fancy and
himself, and the waggon going over both, crushed
them instantly to death. The poor man has left a
wile and several children.

At Ferrybr;dge there is a pump in one of the
yards at the Angel _lnn which has been recently
discovered to pump very hot water : the longer it
is:pumped the hotter the water becomes : there is
a tube which conveys the water to the bottom of the
rump, and which goes for about 20 yards under
a due%bilt of horse manure. It is by some sup.
toscd, that the heals causeil by Jhe water passing
tinder 'the L is to he observed, that
the m: ,re it is pumped, the warmer and hotter the
water becomes,. We ate requested by nur,Cor.:
respondent to mention by way of question, Whe.
Cher the heat of the water could be produced from
the heat of the duag.hill, or from what natural
came ? It is to be observed, that the water has no
oncommort taste.