The Sun.
London, England, 1803-02-25 00:00:00

OLD
,D,4I.LEY.

Etatml DAY---Tt-tuRsDAY, tEn.

Nto trial of importance took place. After the
whole had been' gone through, the Court pro-
nounced on the Prisoners convifted for offences
shortof ,capital (luring the Session, viz. '
Peter Siokes, J. Hackaway, J. Connor, J. Bat-
chelor, Elizabeth Hollinvvorth, J. Rolf, Rebecca
Murphy, Nv, Chines, Rohert Holford, J. Wiltshire,
William Smith, J. Baker, J. Drake, Thomas
Lletvelleri, William Lane, Haynes,' Murray,
James Simi/19103, Jame, Nowlin-id,. J. Price, Chris.
tian Moser; 13.ichard Davies, J. Holmes, J. Bishopp,
J. Richter, J.:Nichols, Wi;liarn SaUnders, and Wil-
liam Belmore, were severally adjudged to seven
years tiwnstortation.
Wm. Coles-, J. Clarke, Abigail Perry, J. Dick.
son, Wm. Oakley, Win. Jones, J. Harris, J. Smith,
Michael Sullivan, and Joitn Bradbury, were se9:.
tented to twelve months imprismsmente
Twelve Convicts were adjudged to 'six months
imprisonment, and the remainder to lesser pur)i*,
tnents : after which the Sessions. were .adjourned'to
the 2othof

DUBLIN, FEB. 19.

QUEEN's BIR

YESTEItDAY, in observance of Her 'Majesty Ps.
Birth-day, the Union Flag was hoisted upon Bed.
ford Tower, the joy-bells were rung, and a,Royal
Salute was fired from the battery in the Phoenix
Park. At three o'clock his Excellency the Lord
L;eutenant had a-Levee, which was numerously at.
tended ; an Ode' in lionour of the occasion ' Wit*
performed. In the.: tyening a splendid and'
Supper wire given at the Castle, which displayed
at least as much tank, fashion and beauty, as at any
period have graced the Vice.regal Court of Ireland.
Their Excellencies were most superbly dressed ;
and their laudable example of appearing iri Irish
manufaaure, had the patriotic circa of 'inducing
such to be generally worn.
Her Excellency's dress on this ot4casion not only
displayed her usual tare "and magnificence, but
once more gives us occasion to say, with what sa.
tisfadion we perceive our aimable Vice-Queen's
anxiety to promote the welfare of the manuta-eturers
of this city.' The train was cornos,ed of purple
velvet, ornamented with a very rich silver fringe.
The draperies upon the petticoat were also purple
velvet, with a very beautiful arabesque border,
composed of white velvet flowers, richly embroid,
Bred with foil stones. The whole was thickly.
spangled as shell-work. The petticoat was white
crape, terminating with Abe same arabesque border.
Her Excellency's head was beautifully adorned with
six white ostrich feathers, and a profusion of dia-
month. The whole dress wa, manufanuted in this
country, and excelled in beauty and richness any
thing of. the kind that has been seen for 'many
years.

The dress of Lady AN.NE YORKE (daughter to
her Excellency) was uncomnionlk elegant and
simple. The win was very rich, white satin,
(made in Ireland) ; the draperies were White.satin,
With :,trialler drapery of white crape, upon which
was a network of' white bugles and beads ; the
whole edged with a very handsome bead Otnge.
• j...40y Mrittomt ET FORDYCE (libte; to her .Ex-
cellency) was dressed in a beautiful white crape, or-
irtarnented with silver wheat ears ; over it a- 'silver
chain and tassels.; her. robe. was green and silver,
richly embroidered with foil ; the head-di*ss white,
ornamented with silver and diamonds.

The Ladies' dresses were gericrid remarkably
superb.

'The Castle was most krilliantly illominated at
night. _

Mr. Secretary MARSDEN gave a St./VT') entertain-
me►it' at the Castle, in 'celebration olthe to a
number of the Mobility antl‘Gentry.

Mr. John Spicer, jun. of Lincoln, on Wedneshy
.the 9th inst..sat off frgm thd t. city to ride his Initie to
Manchester and back, in +8 hours, for :considerable
wager. 'X (e dist ince by way of Durham ferry,Ches.
:erfield, 4tc. is go miles, so that he had 189 miles to
ride, upon the sane 'mare; in the above time. -I. lc
started from Lincoln at three o"clock in the ninroi hg,
and having gone to Manchester and back, arrived
.again' at Lincoln, at one, o'clock onl Friday:morning,
travelling the r 89-mile,s in 46 hours. Mr..GeNase,
Lister, of Lincoln,' horse.dealef, accompanied. Mr....
Spicer all the way, and rode a.blaCk mare briong.
ing to, Mr. Spicer. , They did not ;flight to 'walk
up or down,any of the hills, that being contrary to
the wager.,

./3/Rll/: . . .
On the.z3d inst. the Lady of Captain Charles Rowley,
Great I.3eallnAs, Suffolk, of a Son. •
iv •

M4RRI.I /).

Onty last, at Bathwick. Church, Baih, by the Rev,
willianOvilson, John Gerani, brother to Sit William
Gerard,llart. or. .G.ar6lllood, in the County of Lani•asttr,
to Miss `E Ferrers, daughter (Pt the late Edward Ferrets,
Esti. of Each:sly Clinton, tVal -
N esterday, by special at St. Stephen's, Walbrook,
WilliamAloore,' Esti, otf ()Odors' Commons, to Miss Price,
daughtcr of the R4tit lion. the Lonl Mayer. •
On the 18th inst. Mr,' John /Vrinstrong. Ligton, I)alkeith,
AO Miss Elizabeth More, daughter of Mr. Charles More,
ROyal Bank.-

t)n :11,onday sennight, Mr. Alalcelm Martin, merchant
in Glasgow, to Mhs lanes Allen, ehkst daughter of Mr,
Alexander Alien, triercha.nt in thAt4ity. •

DIED.

On,the 20 inst., after a finv days illness, at the heuse of
his brother, at Mile-End, Admiral Chartington.
On Saturday last, in tipper Titelitieid-street, ,Portland;
place, !qrs. ILK:dem:l4, relict of liandeock, EN.
On Monday lao,' John Lomax, Esq. of Hornerton, Mid-
dlescs, .Master of the Innholders' Company.
on Tneltiay Lvening, at his house in Greek-street, Soho-
,
square, in the 84. th year of Ins age, General Edward Nia)t-
well tirevhi, colonel of tho 67th Regiment of Foot.
• The vim: evening, Mrs. I:It:allot flatch, of the Baptist-
Head Colieg-hoose; Chaneery-lane, aged 6;„
00,11/educ.A.ty, after a lingering Mrs, ;Bray,
of Thomas liray, Esq. of Percy, street,
The stone day, Mr. Tjicitll.2.i Wool !mon,' Oxforcittver.
li. Jolt f;tl'.,;o it 'Persia,,Mr. William Unit-
etifilal;.indvr or .a Countrylatetai-iOtriCer
the ['tap,. liast-India Conimniy's service,
At Glasgow,• on luesdaysennight, Mrs. Grizej Dunlop,
witle,v of Andrew Sylh, F.:141. late flumhant in Glasgow.