The Sun.
London, England, 1832-07-05 00:00:00

KING'S BENCii.-(THIS DAY.)

ASSIGNEES OF JOHNSON V. NV t,LSH AND ANOTHER.
In this case, which was not concluded ye,te,dAy when
,ve went to Press, the Jury found a verdict fur the de-
fendant.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.-.(THIS DAY.

The verdict in this case, which wa.s not finished yester-
.ay when our reporter left, wa. for t.,e plaiutiff. It was
an action for the recovery of 5671 6s t •e amount
f eight hills of exchange. The Jury gave damages to the
full amount.

OLD BAILEY SESSIONS.-(THIS DAY.)

OLD COURT.
These Sessions commenced this in ruing before the
LORD MAYOR, ALDERMEN, RECORDER, and other City
Authorities. Toe piesidine: Judees were Mr. Justice
GASELEE, and Mr. Justice Jamas PARKE.

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FORGERY. .
William Banbury Lay stood inflicted for fo gin a
receipt for 1.171 i. with an 'went to defraud his
ine prisoner pleaded Not Guilty.
Th ATTORNEY GEtiltitAL ion to sta'e t,,e vas.. for the
Crown, when the prisoner stopp d him, and appealed to
the Court to be permitted to retract h s pet i,f nor gui ty,
a,dplead guilty.

Justice Oaseurs asked him ;f he was aware of the
consequences of such a plea, as he certainly multi he sent
out of the country for life.
The prisoner said he was fully convinc-d of the extent
d his punishment, but lie flt certain twit he could not
meet the evidence. aer..inse him, and theretlire he w.rutd
vish to save the Court any trooolo. lie the! p!eaded
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL thought the evilenee g iiost
the prisoner too strong or him to rebut it, lie also
thought it to he his duty to state that there hat herr, no
eoinprounise in the ea-e, and that the fact of ,he
pleading guilty Was not owing to any previuus arraoge-
meat.

Win. Akers wag indicted for stealin; a mar., value
-1,01.. the property of D. W. Gtegorie, tin- M igoarace of
Queen square Poliee-offiee.

Mr Greg ,tie. on the 27-h of April last, had occasion to
„foent
eor t off his
holdi h uy•e
whilstin
h tsisn.
Ma,ddiz
occupied him a feet moments, and on his reiton to the
.pot, he discovered that the prisoner had decamped
street,acte i i h and
business, u
.vith the animal. Mr. Gregorie gave an iminedie‘e
gaveune.
which o
nformation to the police, with a desetipci in of the,
loner, who, in a month after, Was apprehended by I 3 own,
to officer of the B. 4ivision of Police, in ► puid;,c house in
Westminster. It subsequently turned out that titer pi isimer
:ad taken the horse to a livery-stabie, wilore he left it,
caking with him the sadde and hrtill,„ and was never seen
.fter till he was taken into custody,
The prisoner, in his defence,, said that the witnesses
,vere ail mistaken in his ickmtity ;—th it he could pr. we
that h. was not in Maddox-street on the day in titivation,
and called,

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Spring gardens, who swore, at the time the
WiLista Goderich, servant to Dr. Haildington, oftreet,
hog e
tvw stated to have been stolen, th prisoner was helping
him in his master's stables. •
Mr. Justice GAsitLEs summed up the evidence, and the
Jury found the pi isoner Not Guilty.
There are two individuals to be tried for murder,—
Jonathan &zithers, for the murders of Miss Twatidey
‘nil Nip°leim Fiango; and Reilly, f r the murder of his
vile, in Comptort-streei, Clerkenwell. The trial of Smi.
,oets, it is believer, will take place at the sitting of the
Court hi-morrow.

There are HO less final 339 prisoners in rh. Cilen.lar for
vial, sod aunar.gst them are .•ine h" tvy

SIR WALTER SCOTT.-- rile answer to in-
piries this morning Wit, that Sir WALrita had owed 4
-estless night...hut he retni:in...i nearly in the Pane ot.it•c
yesterday.