The Sun.
London, England, 1844-03-11 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRI4INAL COURT.

SENTENCES AND SESSIONAL RESULTS.
Subjoined is given all the principal sentences, as
passed at the session-which terminated on Saturday.
For Life—Jeremiah Murray.
For Fifteen Years—T. Smith.

For Ten Years—J. Foxeroft, T. Dearlove, 11. Stack,
F. Murray, Esther Borastor, J. Cohen, T. Wilks, T.
Punn, T. Smith, W. Batten, T. Edwards, A. Beavis, and
C. F. Bruce.

For Seven Years—Jane Curtis, May Stewart, W.
Green, B. M'Carty, J. English, F. Mason, W. Jones,
T. Bailey, G. Martin, J. Coning, T. Murray, and C.
Laws.

. The undernamed were ordered to los imprisoned and
kept to hard labour in the houses of correction for the
counties where their offences were committed, for the
following terms :
For Two Years—T. Brown. "
For Eighteen Months—Daniel may and T. Smith.
For One Year—Ellen Wood, Ann Ward, Elizabeth
White, Elizabeth Trussett, Sarah Young, Charlotte
Collins, T. Walkinshaw, T. Battings, B. Hill, T. Beard,
T. Bening, J. Smith, E. Crundell, H. Axums, W.
Brown, J. Bartlett, B. Law, and T. White.
For Nine Months—T. White, W. Lawler, T. Brown,
and T. Smith.
For Six MOnths—Mary Smith, Louisa Smith, E.
M'Carty, Ann Tedder, Elizabeth Fenkins, Mary A.
llefferen, :7.1. Adams, Elizabeth Williams, ane Wood-
gate, E. Smith, Mary Ann Briant, E. Dipnell, 'Mary
Ann Wood, Christiana Robinson, Esther Tye, T. Bar-
nett, C. Powell, J. Collins, G. Johnson, J. Parsons, J.
Watkins, T. Murphy, T. M'Carty, C. Wright, D. Tur-
ner, G. Ward, C. Ellis, T. Newman, T. Darke, W.
Davis, W. Long, C. Carr, T. Smith, W. Smith, E.
Freeth, J. Long, J. Brown, G. Hull, M. Gimorgham,
T. Johnson, J. Cundy, J. Muggeridge, and H. Hale.
For Four Months—H. Atkins, Elizabeth Death, T.
Felstead, Jane Mary Walter, Mary Ann Hill, Ann
Walter, Ann Williams, J. Warren, G. Smith, S. Furr,
F. Glossett, T. Bassett, 3. G. Reynolds, Ball, T.
Doyle, and W. Holt.

For Three Months—Mary C. Smith, Mary A. Smith,
Mary V. Creed, Eliza Murphy, Amelia Lemon, Jane
Wright, Mary Ann Nokes, Mary Adams, Mary Jenkins,
Catherine Keleher, Mary Jenkins, Hannah Lennan,
Eliza T. Riley, P. Wallace, W. Jackson, John Felstead,
J. Atkinson, J. Robertson Frost, C. Brown, G. Bird, W.
Coffee, and to.be twice whipped; F. Dodson, J. Parrott,
J. Nicholls, J. Keeley, C. W. Taylor, J. Reggie, J. Ed-
wards, W. Jennings, J. Green, J. French, J. Dart, J.
Geary, W. Ford, J. Smith, J. Tulk, R. Jones, C. Hayes,
and W. Drake.

For Two Months—Elizabeth Johnson, Maria Perce-
val, Mary Buckley, Sarah Jones, Jane Nash, J. Horton,
11. Flynn, Esther Potter, Elizabeth Gabriel, G. Thomp-
son, W. Noble, J. Foster, J. Ward, and J. Horcup.
The following are Minor Judgments and Recapitula-
tion of the Calendar :—Transportation for the term of
natural life, 1 ; ditto, fifteen years, 1 ; ditto, ten years,,
14 ; ditto, seven years, 12 ; imprisonment and hard
labour for two years, 1 ; ditto, eighteen months, 2 ;
ditto, one year, 17 ; ditto, nine months, 4 ; ditto, six
months, 43 ; ditto, four months, 15 ; ditto, three months,
38 ; ditto, two months, 14 ; ditto, six weeks, 1 ; ditto,
one month, 11 ; ditto, three weeks, 2 ; imprisonment
without labour, under fourteen days, 7 ; discharged by
proclamation, 8 ; acquitted, 49 ; judgment respited
upon , 6 • fined and discharged, 2 ; privately whipped,
3 • traversed and remanded 5 ; acquitted on the ground
dinsanity, 1; ',discharged by consent, 2; pleaded guilty,
28 • surrendered, 5 ; bailed, 3.

The Court at its rising adjourned to Monday, the
Bth of April next.

FLANDERS MAIL.

311TIRRELS, MARCH B.—The Senne rose yesterday to
its greatest height. The causeway of Lacken, that is
the new royal road, was again under water. We do
not remember to have seen so many successive inunda-
tions as this year. This is the sixth time this winter that
the Senne has overflowed its banks. Most of the manu-
factories on the banks'of this river have ceased work for
more than six successive weeks.
The Chamber entered yesterdy on the discussion of the
project oflaw relative to the repayment and the conversion
of the loan of 100,800,000 francs. The Minister of
Fi-
nance begun by showing that the remonstrances of some
French capitalists were unfounded. He afterwards gave
the formal assurance that it was not correct that the nego-
tiations with Holland for the reimbursement of a capital
of eighty millions of florins were already much advanced.
After some observations of M. Corswarren, whe' pro-
posed the conversion should be into Four per Cent. Stock ;
and of Messrs. Hoffschmidt and Cogels, who defended
thelproject of the Central Section, CoUnt Meeus spoke,
and was listened to with great attention. He approved of
the principle of the proposed measure, and thought that
the Government had perhaps shown excessive caution in
contenting itself with a conversion into Four-and-a-Half
per Cent. Stock, when the state of our credit would have
allowed it to attempt a conversion into Four per Cent-
Stock. After some. further remarks by different Mem-
bers, the general discussion was closed, and the first
article, authorising the reimbursement, was unanimously
agreed to by the seventy-two members present.
The second article, fixing the conversion into Four-
and-a-Half per Cent. Stock was agreed • to, M. Cors •
warren's amendment Of Four per Cent. stock being re-
jected. The debate was then adjourned.
The King gave a private audience two days , ago to
the English engineers, Messrs. Cubitt and Topwith, who
gave his Majesty a most satisfactory account of the
result of the then examinaten of the country between
the Sambre and the Meuse, .and received from his Ma-
jesty fresh assurances Of the interest he takes in the un-
dertaking which is the object of.their mission.

BELGIAN FUNDS.—Biusscts, MARCU a
Actual Debt, 234 per Cent., . " .... 59
Rotlischild's Loan, Five per ..... lO3
Loan of Thirty Millions, Four per Cent 99
Three per
Thirty-seien Millic ns, ditto 77

(1840) lO5
Loan of City, 1832, Four per Cent.
1843. 000000000 ••••••••=•••••. ••••••••••••••= 103%

Society of Commerce, Four and a Ralf per Cent.
Bank of Belgium, Five per Cent. ... . ...... . 61
I•sue of 1841....... ......... •••• .......... 0000000000 •••• ••••
National Society
Exchange on London (short)
—Brussels Papers, March 8
A USTRI AN FUNDS..—VIENNs, FEB. 28.
Fire er Cents. Metalliques
Four per Cent 5...............
Three er Cents. 0000000000 0000000 ••••••••••••••••••• 77
Bank Shares .... •••••• 1639
4111gemeine •i...47l;ag,'March 44
DUTCH Yu N1.).5.--AmSTERDAst, Msacu 7.
None.
Actual Debt, 2% per Cent 54% MI,
Ditto, ditto 5 per cent.: 00000 0000000 100 100 U
Amon Syndic,4% per 00000000 SAM 94,34
Ditto, ditto, 3% per cent '79% tI4,Y,
Corgmercial Company, 5!,, per cent 141% 142
Loan 1837, 5 per cent.
Xxchange on Londom, Onemonth.."... 00000 12 10
Two months
Hamburgh, One in*rith 35 37
Two months 35 18!i
Dutch Papers, March 8.