The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-21 00:00:00

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On WitlnnttaV ttvb-ottlie 8 Wets who Ore in;
dieted to stand trial at the aporoaching CirCuit, lot
the robbery or Mr. Spiel's effeeted their etcape ft err
_prison.-- When -Mrs. Benner, the-pilot-is Mother,
accompanied'by a Soldier, went in at eight o'cloCk
.ht the trentrig with-their supper,- they knotkcd her
down, took the keys from her; and the sentinel,
who is in the same corps, it he did wit aid their
At lenst did not prevent it. When the news
became public, the Volunteers turned out in great
nimberi,.anci dispersed themselves over the couh.
try, in order to re. take thee. At five o'clock on
Thursday m one• of them ivas apprehended
at the Bridge of Earn. At the time this is writ-
ing the other has not yet been taken, but•we
dersranel there is such information proctired as gives
the Officers of Justice reason to hope he will nut long
elude their vigilance. We arc sorry to that
Mts..:ffennet is *much hurt. The -sentinel is irn.
prisoned.•

H I C/C4'S HALL—Yesterday a Court Lyn.; held fot
the purpose of passing sentence on Prisoners who had
been c.nrvia:A at the late Session,.

Richard Cortd,n, Derinis Al'Coriner, john
7.hn Dew, Edward griller, Morris fuller,
and frilllam Bieckky, were arraio-d at the Bar,
they having been cmvified of a riot arid assault in
Sr. Giles's, on the .9th Sept.
.The CHAIR MAN realitkrd to the Prisoneri, that
it became his duty to pew on them 4 vetr.t-ia-mplary
Sentence; for a dark crime, which tequirpd the
strongest arm of the Law to suppress, and which
was committed on the Sabbath Day, The crime,
however dark,
becainestill mire so on the part of
those men who attempted to prove ohhier, by
bringing forward men who had grossly perjured
themselves in the attempt, and whose wicked ma-
chinations were deteCted by the discernment of the
Court and Jury. Those Prisoners who had agea_
vared the magnitude of their crimes became objects
of the most severe punishment.

The CHAIRMAN then pissed on them the following
sentence :

Conden, being the most aaive, was sentenced.
to two years imprisonment in the House of Correct.
lion, and Will:* one year. Buckley, MlConner,
and Dew, one year each in the New Pri‘on, and
Butler and Gainer, who did not attempt afiLies, six
months in Newmte.
Kenz,:t, who was found guilty of
assaulting Cithariue, his win:, who is misiits, of
Islington Vicrklicust, and from whom lie had
legally separated, and held in sureties, was sen.
it:Need to six months impris:mment, during which
time a process will he istp.d for the recovery of
thelorfeited sureties, hirnseit in sol..aud a b6nds.
!Tian in tool.

Gut L DII AL L .—Yesterday the Adjourned Sessions
for the City of L.nidon were hoick(' at Guildhall,
before the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, Ri
CORDER, fthil SHtRIFFi, fir the trials of As.,Aults,
Misdemeanors, and for the clearing of Insilvent
Debtors, &c. The only material trial that tame on
was of a Master Butcln;r in Leadenhall Marketrwho
was inclined by the City fnt haviiig in his posses.
sion, in his shop, a large quantity of meat in a
potrid state, omc Months since, which, at the'time,
was ordered to be burnt in Scnitlifield Market. He
was sentenced for.the Misdemeanour to be
sorted fur six months in the gaol of Newgate. The
Court broke up at four o'clock.

CAUTlON.—Persons from the Country, or For%
ters, or Servants residing in town, whit have occa.
Sion to cat ry boxes or precis to Inns, should be
very careful to whom' they trust them.' A number
of Sharpers are now constantly on the look-out at
the Inn gateways, arid having the• appearanee of
Porter, with white aprons, Sec.-often succeed in
obtaining from such persons their- parcels, which
they carry off never to return. Two frauds of this
kind have been committed within these few days;
one where a young woman was deceived to entrust
a man to carry her box to an Inn :in- Water.lane,
which he contrived to make his escape, with; and
another, where a man meeting with a Passenger in.
to go by the coach (ruin Ludgare.hill, took
charge or his portrnanteau, and na.irched off with it.
Seeing' the- Parcels regularly deposited in .thu Coach
or Waggon Office, is an efFeCtual guard against such
impositions.

'The shop Of Mr. Thomas Dixon, merchant, in
AO'on, near 11-rWicic, was robbed some months ago
01 various articles in the drlery line, to a very
large anv.unt. A few days ago some Of the goods
tn.,,te their appearrcu..in liciwick. upon TWetti,
platce in -consequence,
when an investigation took
the winch was, that three ch4jAes fO4, aii
reputed thieves. were..sent otr trona that plaCelos
Gleinlaw Pit,.

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On Saturday sent:tight a woman, .name 4 Janet
Gillies, went to the washinphouse of Irvine at four
O'clock in the morning, and continued washing
audio till six 'in the evening, without e,tting any
thing.. .thileturning home she took a cup of tea,
and swallow-cif a piece of flesh meat, hut taking a
second piece it stuck in 'her throat, and she expired
befote medical aid teas procured. She ..as the sup.
port of an aged.inwthtr. •

About itse;v.c o'clock uo Friday night a yourg
girl, servant to a butcher near the wooden bridge,
NorthSl4elds, being in bed and asleep, a Waken.
ed by the clo4ths moving slowly off- her, which
imagined to he done by a child who, was tin bed,
but was soon undeceived, by finding herself' in the
aims of a man. She direetly gave ,a loud alarm,
when he made his escape into the street. How he
entered the house is a mystery, but be escaped by
the window., -

On Sunday evening last, or early on M mday
morning, thirty 'sheep and lambs wert•stolen final
a field nriar:Let idge, .the property of some gra.
zicis in the couotry. This of h'se..has become a
m Comori l ra!tice in the vicinity of London.
tit Wednesday night, abort ten o'clock, 45 Mr.
LUDLow, of Cannon.strcet, io: the City, was re.
turning to town on horseback, he was stopped by
two highwaymen, armed with pistols. One of the
villains hell the horse by the.. head while the other
rov)lted Mr. LUDLOW of what money he had about
Itim, which was upwards of eight pound,, with
which they rode OM

pow.

CQApikIArION OF T,IIE EMPiR,OR OF (7-ri:R.!MNY.:

prepnrittions which are tn:dcing for
inflation' of. the Emperorialreacly call the
of the public. to that:great sol(4niniiy, Avhic%
rounces to the Frendt a 'spitildia and interesting
Speelacle, and wil+ form a metnorahl,..• epoch in.
their history. This con.ideration inkhiers us, to
think that the folito,ing details tvil; be IL;und intr.
resiing,
OF THE CORON,ATWN ()T,MITIE EMVEROR 0:;
MAN `t*

Though the Ern;.xri,r's Coronationsonier Upon
him no new right, vet it is a cetemoolt yk HO), ten—
dets hi, e.leCtion sok tnn and It is perform--
1., .in the loflowing..manner : A,,•cr;teling to. the'
G+}lden Bull, the Corornol ,lion;t1 take place ati
A..x la ChapePe,_ hut Ow is not alwayslhe
Whey.: the tic& and place 'it. the are fixed,:
the EleCior of 'Mentz iiSoirns the Magistrates of
N,trettiO !IL who
the Jorl;Trial regalia confided to their care ;
'ly, I Nni,mlierg the g Adel crown of Char..
lemagbt, t!:e rlnz, the sceptre, the gibe, the: shoes,
And arc apt is Sqiii to 'IIAVe presented
to ti.at in..imrch, a long su,f, ,a sfole, or prie,,ea;
habit, a, hood and girdle. Th:se,.of
pClie send a shrine covered 'with diamoiidg, in which
are 'kept 'some of the blood of St. St:ld-ern, the
sword (eilmonly used by Charlemagne (w hieh is
now at-Vienn..)., with its brit, and the Te,;(a.
mint, gold lettgls. made use of by tha't toeperor.
64; the day appointed for the cOronarion, the
E!relors, tvith the Bishops and .other cede..
fficep, reptir in the morning to the
sviiere the deputies of Mx and Nnrcrri-,
btt.tg'tliitiver the lirirerial regalia into their hands,
while the Secular Eienors, Or their aniliasivadors„
habits*of ceremony, accompany the Emperor' from
the. tow.n.house to the church. The Elector of
Bavaria carries the globe, haying, on his right, the
• 'tram. Of Branderiburgh, bearing t'i'e sceptre, and,
on his left, the EleoOr Palatine, is ith th;e crown. I3e_
bird them, and immediately preceding the Empe.
rot, walks the Elector of Saxony, carrying the
imperial sword. When the hitter is present i i per.
son at the. ceremony, he carries the: s'w'ord naked,
and his hereditary marshal carries the sheath,bcfore
hint ; %,c hen in his :ihiience, .his marshal carries
the sword sheathed. "
A mintsent before the Emperor arrives at the
church, 11,e ErclesiastiCal Ele6tors leave the sacs isty,
a d bef..re him in procession, with the Bishops,.
anal other & Tlesiastic.:, to the door of the church.
The pavement of the streets' through which the
Emperor walks is covered with green cl:)th. • He
has scarcely pasted, when the people cut it to pieces,
and divide it among them -almost under his Ma,.
lesty'sfeet. The Elector is to perfsrm the
natii,n is dressed in his pontifi.7.ll habits! • with ;the
mitre on his head, and the crozier in his hand; the
two Other Eledors wearing only their
electoral aka,, scion as th. EMperor oOrres in
ti , the Eleethr lieglOg to sing Adiiitth
racer flout irPt in nmint ; and after repeating
the pra}cr Cimir:rens simptterne Deus, he returns
towards the attar, and. the iwo other Ele6lorst.plac.
frig ihrmselves on each side of the Emperor, coo:.
duet him to his pew, where, having krieeled
the jw:tEt is likewise taVe their places, still leaving
the iinl slat ornaments in' the-custody of the herc.
dieary officers.
J. he officiating •Prelate begins the ceremony- with
the I.rayer, famine sithumfae Rcept, ith the oiliest
prayers ;' after which, Mass is ettebt'atith• He
then•tniges off from the Emperor the Royal Mantle,
7 and ilie'two other Spiritual Elettors conduct him to
the altar', where, kneeling down orrthei highest step,
the Chaplains sing the 'Litanies of the Saints,•:to the
verse; Ut esiarldite tiegneri.s. The afli fitting
Bledor then continues his prayers for the Emperor,
.which are answered by. thelhoir. After this, the
• Emperor rises, and the ofeciating Elettor, with the
mitre on his head, and the crozier in his hand, puts
six Tiestinns to him, in Latin, to which rife
'tor stplies, " Yes, I will." Ile then kneels down
again,and the Archbishop begins this prayer, " la;
whit at all times governess all kingdoms," ,Sai% ; arid
iikewi,e slit following, "Lord,cau-e the people to
remain faithful to him.", After these prayers the
B,ltfragans of the ofßciating Archbishop uncover

the l mperor, to anuint-him, tnd• the Atchhishop
takes the holy oil, saying, Pax iteturn-to which

foiltivrs response,cam spirit,: tut,. As he
anoints the Emperor, the two other•Eiettors dry 'op

the tiU. with coitoo.,

;,Tl!e two Eliftors Olen lead (he Emperor to a cba,

by the side (..1 114 choir, Wifeit' are the an.
tint Itnpetial:saments Imaight front. Nuremberg;

a' e.;,,itht. ',auk,' sandals, &c.
then ica-icilict hind back to pew, cultic w bar nearet
the a!tar., ,Upon this the two LI! dips upon.rhe
Altar the, sword'ot Charleirogne, hrvu hr tlctivAix,;
,
and, at the same moment thAt they },tit it,' drawn,
into the litripernr', Offciating, Ptchile
give,' him his licrieoidion, Like that
sword, hy viriut•ot.thi!, henediWon ; einploy it to;
the deltnee of the Church of Goa, 6r which or.
poke hit goodoeio.has ae.4tinett,it." Meanwhile the

sword i 9 'pot, into- the stLath„ and' the Tett/mai
F,ieeturs, has ill bird it .to the Tripe.
tor's Aide. iirich!.ish.p then tittles chi ring,
which is laid, tipOn the Atm-, and pots it un
ger, with the. idViSICS, Then takj,,g from the
altar the rceptre and globe., he iiiko inns theta
into hip hands, the sceptre in the tight, and the globe

in the' left, priniuunc. irg the
.beneilittion, the

usual wishes. At the conciticion of this prayer, the.
Etipernr returns the scerre zrral.ghThe to die Elec.
. _

tur, whose odi,:e it is to corry- therm,' and the•Deru.
ties oiNurtmherg throw over his shoulders the

greet Ilope.rial matte like a cowl ; ;ion
Which the three Spirii,ts,ll Hectors take the. crowli

frurn.the altar, all tnaerher, put if tin the Em.
head, the '011icia;;Ilg Ptetatc acconip3nying
the ;idiot"' W 1 111•prayt.ro and wiblies ; "to-whsch.tht.'