The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-30 00:00:00

The other ti ;all nF the ti3y, were wholly uoirn.•
poi tants" and the whole being concluded, the foil )w.
ing Ptilonerit were put to the Bare and received
, .
sentence of death :

John Blair, for burglary ; Isaac Hunt, for,bnrse;
stealing ; jamer'Franks, for stealing-in a dwelling.
house ; Reginald Ilayttood, for maliciously wound.
ins S. Wilson; and Thomas Roach, for privately
stealing. While sentence was passing .they seemed
sensible of their 'unhappy condition, except Hay.
ward, who appeared totally unconcerned. _

Charles Artn ;ttage,for receivinistolen goods, was
ordered to be transported for t 4. years. Several were
ordered to. he transported for seven. years, among
whom was Mary Bernardi, for robbing, her mistress,
the Countess. North. The Court then adjourned.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, CLERKE'NWELL

YE6TERDAY George Gardner, William Grace;
Christopher Hobon, Yam: Willson, Thomas Rhodes,
William Heath, E. Hammond, Geor;e Taylor, 7oblz
115,the, lob Allen, William Martin, 'and William
Hill, were indieled for a rim', and assaulting Tho.
mas o.,borne, on the 7th of September, in the Pari,h
of Harrow.

The Defendants are mechanics employed in re.
pairing the Mansion of Lord Northesk, at Sudbury
Green ; the Prosecutor is a carpenter on the same
works, and to whom a trifling sum had been given
by the Landlady of a neighbouring. Public-house for
the workmen to drink. The Prosecutor was ac.
cused of having partially distributed it ; and in•con.
sequence of this rumour a Council was formed, and
the Prisoner was, tried and found guilty. He was
sentenced to be horsed (placed, on men's shoulders,
with a pole between his legs) round the Plantation
in front of the house. In executing this sentence
he was roughly bandied, And two of his fingers were
broken.

Several. Witnesses
.proved , the fad.. His Lard.
ship's. Steward proved that Holston was with him,
and con,equently could not he at ,*the nett., He
was Arquilted, and the other Defendants were found
Guilty. . .
The Court sentenced them severally. to pay a fine
of 31. The
.Chair.nan .advised them not to hold
Council in future, or they would be subleet .to"i
very severe imprisonment. •

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We are very sorry to have to state the following,
lamentable accident : 01,Wednesday morning as Col.
MAIR, commanding the Royal -Veteran Battalion,
and Captain MlCAtwxy, of the same Corps, were
coming from Hilbea, near Ptlrtsmoilth, in a gig, a
horns With- a cart, standing' in Lake-lane,, took
fright ; the Colonel suddenly polled his horse, to
make room for The cart to pass, which broke the
reins, and the cart ran violently against the thane,
at which moment
.he attempted to leap out, but his
sword catching in the wheel, threw him under the
gig, which most dreadfully broke his arm in uso
places, and otherwise much bruised him ; Captain
IVIIARTHY was thrown out, and also severely
wounded. They were conveyed to Hilsea, and
medical assistance procured, who, from the slaorr.
Ous nature of the Colonel's wounds, determined am.
putatiors necessary; which was instantly -pctif,rm.,i,
under the care and skill of Mr. WtirmoUTH,. Star.
iron, of Portico. What. (if-it beptiskible) increases
thiccalamitous event is, that Colonel Mittit has,
by this accident, been dePrived of his left arm, and
that he has not the petfeA use of his right, from-a se.
rious wound which- he ieceived in the American ViSr•
are hal'py, however; to learn, he is considered
in as favourable a state as could be expetqed from
so sad an accident ; and that Captain MICAKTHY is
not considered in (longer.
MANst,,N.Houst,.—George Hart was yesterday
charged, before the Lotiv MAYott and' Sir Wm.
Cvicris, with forging and counterfeiting the name
of Mr. Kelgour to a wriiterrcharifier, in order to
impose on Mr. Kitten, with A'liiew to get- into his•
service as porter. • The crime being fully proved,
.the Magistrates reprobated this too ,common prac.
rice of in position and fraud, and stared that they
w: redetermined to punish most severely all such
offenders.; they therefore adjudged him to pay' a
fine of 201. which being 'unable to dO, he was cont.
mitted.to the House of 'Correction to hard labour
for one month. . •

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On Wednesday last a Mulatto boy about twelve
years of age, belonging to the haleila,'
THU it, ,novv.luading at Port. Glasgow, fell from'the
,rnain.topmast to the deck, which uccaiionect his
death almost instantaneously.