The Sun.
London, England, 1803-01-10 00:00:00

NI.:I7:YORK, Dec. It.

On Saturday. morning last George Thomism and
ames Dauzhirb were detettcd tit stealing tour
barrels of Beef;and. two barrels of Pork. They
'were brought before the Justices of Police for ex..
amination, who referred them to the Grand jury
'of the Court of Oyer and Terminer, at that instant
"commencifg the- prosecution of crirninal business.
A bill of indictment was found—as the principal
witiiesses resided. at Hudson, and, were on the eve
of departure home, the • Colin:its were brought to
instant trill—Were proved guilty—and his Honour
judge. Ltvtatovron adjudged' their Sentences for
seven years hard labour in the Public Penitentiary ;
where, by two o'clock of the same day, they were
safely lodged by' thtl Offii'ers of the Sheriff of the
city and county of NewArink,. Thus, this crime
'was committed, &ceded, prosecuted, conviCted,
and ludgineot passed and executed, all within the
short space of about :men hours.

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The foliowin4 entries were written in the Album
of the Grand Chartrense, , near Grenoble,. in flu.
phine, France, ity the him Mr. WILKES and the
present Earl of BRISTOL I _
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" I had the, happiness of passing the entire day
4,1 July 44, 1765, in this romantic place, with the
good „Fatheritof the Grand Chartreuse ; and I
reckon it amongst the most, agreeable of my, life.
I was chartned with the hospitality' and politeness
I met with ; ;and edified by the conversation of the
Pere General; and the Pere Coadjuteur. The sa-
,,geness of the woods, the gloom of the rocks, and
the perfed solitude, conspire to make the mind pen.
,ive, and to lull to rest all the turbulent guilty pas.
,ions of the soul. I felt much regret at loving
the place and the good Fathers ; but I carry with
tot: the livelim seine of their goodness,

if J. W iKiis, AnglOS."

" If second thoughts are best, second viiits at
least arc not always so. I arrived here on Saturday,
2 s:h August, and was obliged by :an 'accident to
‘.o:.[L,:ne here 4.8. hours ; pethaps, as RICHARD
SayS, 4. I outlived . their liking." The General
refused me the 'sight-of the Library, and the Conk
the necessary fond, I quit this place, to use a fa.
shionable expression, more penetrated with cold
than with the civility of the house ; more loaded
with compliments than with food. And after
seeing two swaggering capUChins' pass through the
portico, with their paunches' as. 'full as their wal.
lets, I cannot help recoliceting a Scripture expres.
ion fie hash filled the hungry with good
titiogi, nod the rich he !lath tient empty away."—
As to the good Fathers, they always remind me of
V11460..13 •-sentiments on the inhabitants of the
shades below,

'Vaal ',client *there in alto
" 'Nape et pittpdrivin et duros perform taboret !
" F. H, B. D."
FREDEItICY. HERVEY, BISHOP OF DERRY.

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