The Sun.
London, England, 1805-07-13 00:00:00

THE KING V. HENRY KIIETT.

Ott-the appearance 'of the Defendant on the floor
of the Court, Sir ITIcAnY, Gmas reminded his
Lordship, ,that from motives of compassion;-.the
Counsel for the Prosecution, and the Learned JudgeS,
had consented to postpone this trial,, in order that
the Prisoner might receive such legal assistance for
the conduct of his defence as lie could procure. He,
the SOL4CTOB-GNNERAL and Mr. GArtitow,,Shad
been appointed his Counsel, and licences had been
procured, the Defendant appearing in
.Arrnii paiiperis ;
but from an unfortunate mistake, although Counsel
had been named, no Attorney had been appointed.
There Were witnesses who would ne most material
to this defence, that had not received the necessary
notice on account of this omission.

Mr. Do;Krug saki, it was very important that no
delay capable of being avoided should •be admitted.
Certainly this was a tit ground for some procrasti-
nation, but lie hoped the trial might take place dur-
ing the Sittings in Michaelmas Term.
The SOLICITOR-GENERAL.-,.." I will inquire for
an Attorney proper to be employed."
Lord Er.tmapitonorm-,-" I' shall be disposed to
sannion your nomination."
Mr, DANIA en.—" Why should not the trial take
place before Michaelmas Term ?" •
Lord,ELLENBOROUG4.---." I can have no personal
objedion to sit here before the Term, but I am got
by law allowed to do, so ; it must, therefore, stand
over."

On the application of Mr. ERSKINE, it was agreed
that it should be the first cause of the Sittings after
Term.

Lord ELLENnononon to the Prisoner : " I un-
deratand there is another eharge against you ; if you
should be relieved limn that, von may put in bail."
The Defendant was theu rem.aided.
The Sittings for Middlesex then closed; they
commence this day for London.

Yesterday two young blood horses, in a eurricle,
belonging to Mr. BRADLEY) ran away from Port-
matwsquare to the bottom of Park-street, when the
curricl# was literally dashed, to pieces against the
Dutchess of DEvottsulaz's Carriage, Which was
standing at Lord MORPETWS door. The driver, Mr.
CASE, was dragged above ten yards on the ground,
and wits dreadtiilly bruised : he was carried to St.
George's Hospital, where he rethains dangerously

.The bringing before the Public so glorious an
achievement as that performed by those Heroes.
Capt. Maitland and Lieut. Yeo, could not fail of
proving highly gratifying, and a finer representation
of it cannot be produced' than the one now at the
Royal Cirrus, in The Fourth of June; or, Muros
Bay : which has the advantage of having several in-
teresting situations and charaCters blended with it.
The whole is received every Evening by a crowded
Audience with the loudest plaudits. Imogen,
Princess of Britain, is a produetion thoroughly esta-
blished in public estimation, and admirably supported
by its numerous Performers. Miss Giroux's imogen,
Bradbury's Jachituo, Roberts's Posthumou4, and
Makeen's Cloten, deserve particular ligtitV, To
these produations the .Harletpainado of a Mogul
Tido, wakes a most pleasing addition.

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, .
Syntox, AtTant.x stason rapory
proaches when the native- geniuS of-our inTant soil
shall undergO probation. Seminaries rise in distant
quarters;all'which unite with one accord to gi'Ye the
polidi to the infant mind, to ornament it with the
sublime and gracefai tints Of literary knOWkdp, and
to adapt it to the busy scene of cheerful commerce
and of smiling arts. That the thlme Virtuoui
emulation ina be kiddled by the torch of teffson;
and theyouthlid • principle be fortned upon the in—
violable basis of integrity, let uS not supinely .hope,
but aelively exert ourselves in the promotion of the
genuine objet. So, then, shall New L.s'outh MI
*wle. the env!..-xl rmn.t, and in her own prosperity
gratefully Icl,-nowledge the superiar blessings. of
mild and lenient. Government, the afre6tions of her
Parent Country, the bo,inty and munificence of
a much-lovcd Monarch.

The brick-work of the Church and School-house
at the G;Tenlls, Hawkesburv, is novsi finished,
and the building nearly eovercd. The dimensioni
are 101 feet in length, 24 brtrd, and this walls 24
feet high; The design of the edifice, iii inculcating
moral principles, and :reshing the: rising generation
from the morbid gloom of ignottuce, must interest
every per Son in its speedy aceomplishmetit.
We are sorry to find that the, late severe frosts
have greatly injured the forward 'crops of barley and
wheat-which are in the earat flawkesbury.
SEPTENIFirIt I 0.--The mo.le of disposing of per.,
sons whose turbulent or intiunons deportment reL
quire their removal to a distent Settlement will, it
may be hoped, work a. refbrmation, by the force of
.example. Such is the vigilance -4 our Pollee, and
so essential is its aftivitS> to common weihre
that ne right of exemption Can pos:;iFly. be inferred
from any ditrerenee in the local eircurmotnces of the
offenders. A right. of exemption mint fgunded
in charaaer only, and as crime reduces all transgree
Lions to a level, security Inuit depend upon desert
Au additional day?, consisting of pt r4ons of either
sex, goes by the Ship Fraacis to Kino Town.
Last .week two women were lodged in confine
merit as. disorderly charafters. The Ladies were,
upon this occasion, severely' reprimanded, and
change of 01010 recommended as the only preven:-
tative to a cha;:ge of air.
As a present from his Grace the Duke Of NORTH:.
171111Ent.4Nb, MajOrJOHN'SON has received three ea.
pital Tees Water Ewes and a fine Rain, a breed
that Must prove essentially advantageous to the ge-
neral interests of the Colony, in the propagation of
one of the most useful species of the whole anima/
creation.

The tollowing . extraordinary recital, although it
may not come . within the pale of probability, is ne-
vertheless handed round with a degree of modest
surancz, that promise.; at ieast its eroding a corner
in the Marvellous Museum ----A Settler, not very
distant froth Paramattay report declares to have been
surprized and carried bodily off by a creature whose
Fuperior size denoted its suplrior rank as a preten.,
natural phenomenon. The of the poor man,
whose exit i 4 thus wonderfully reported, is an event
devoutly wished for by all the circle of his curious
int] ti a 111

No t'E :t.tr nu 1 Nion day la,;t the reaping at
Hay.'ktehbry nn geliera:, as ere(nt the private,
as on the t.;.'overtnnent groond Cornw,7iiiis-place.
tin the oth r3etticment,i are in. equal f)rwarnne3s,
and the present cothsint.tren as lunuriant any (m-
-iner harvest w taoevt,'r.

VA (c.;.iNE Nocut.diTtok.--Tliere was every rea-
son to hope, that upon the happy intact tion into
this Colony ()tithe VaCelih, ev:-.Ty parent Would
have availed, thc:mselves of so inestimable a blessing,
without the nectssity repeatel solicitation." The.
several Medic:al Gentleincli have sedulously adopted
the con,luv.i: of the lit tiph ik:eulty, and parents are
again exiio:l;:d by those Gentlemen to attend to this
material 1)0:La )1-' duty,
A fellow.- some days SirleC, incurring the appella-
,tion of ‘. unworthy," archly retorted---!'''lliere you
mistake ; fbr if I was not as valuable as goid itself,
I should not have been nineteen titnesdeposited in the
Stocks."