The Sun.
London, England, 1817-03-04 00:00:00

OLD SILVER COINAGE.

To OR the occomulothitiott of those Who by
IL them 014 Shillincs and Sixpences with the luip4stli4ll'
oa, taken at the full Value, or those refused and cut. toy the
Inspectors for 4;hangipg the Old fur New, INGILVNI, at his
Warehouse, ;to, (ATV ItoAD, rolomry...4quar,, still rtiinti
tines to take 1 hem on the most liberal Terms; likewise French
Silver at the following Rate :--Sixpenees
and llall•Crowns 2s. 3d. fur the best and Cheapest (lottery,
Gloves, Haberdashery, Lace, Flannels, Stays,
Child lied Linen, Pelisse, Corset, nod Dress-makinit,
drett's Shoes, Straw, Sallie, and Seal Hats, Furs. All kinds
of Fancy and Windsor Soaps &c. Rm.' full 30 per Cent.
cheaper than- any other Wareltouse in London, Wholesale,
detail, and fur Exportatiun.—Cuuntry Shopkeepers supplied.

This Day was published,
In One Volume, Bro. price i2s. in boards,

AtilsToßY ; corn-
prising the Life and Character of the Arabian Prophet,
and succinct Aecou sof the suapire.s founded by the. M itlattn-
medal) Aran,: an inquiry into the.Theologieal, Moral, and
Juridieal Codes of the Moselmans, and the literatme and
Sciences of the Saracens and Tut:l:4; with a View of the pre-
sent Extent. And Influence of the Nfuhantoullap

By CHARLES- MILLS, Esq.--
London : Printed for Black, Parbury' and Allen, flooksel•
lers to the Hun. East India Company, Learlenhall-street.

SOectlily will be pahlished,
In One Liege Octavo Volume, a New Edition, being the
Seventh, of

A. KEY to tl►e OLD TESTA NI ENT and
1-26 APOCRYPHA ; or, An- Aceoont of their several Books,
their Contents, and,Authors, end of the Times in which they
were respectively written.
lty the Ilee.4lollr,ll.T` (MAY, D. I). .
Prebendary of Durham. _ _

Printed for F. C. and .L liiviugtoll, No.. 6.2, St. Paul's
Church-yard ; sold also by .1. 1-latchard, 190,

OLD B.IILG•Y.

The,Sessions finished yesterday, but the trinis
were for minor offences, and destitute of public
interest. The
.RECORDEU passed sentence at
Death upon the following prisoners

_ .
John Abrahams, Sam. Kirby, -John Strew, James lirown,
alias ISiiant, 1). Fergilantui4m-"‘C"t-190, 41441
S. fill, Charles Smith. alias- Galiborpe, John Ila!son,
William liason„Anne Ilarris. Franck Haire,
James Itice, J. Wright, Wm. Davis. J. Clark, Thomas Hal.
limit (for the daring robbery at 13atthibridge), James Tree.,
J. Hyatt, U. Williams, Win. llolines,"and Mary SW:till.

The following were mcleretl to be transported
For
Cornelius Brown, John ThompA(m, Thomas Brown, Chas.
Neston, Ji,lut Newton, James Firltl, and James Collins.

The following received sentence- or fourteen
years tranwirtntipn
James 'Cowley, Timinas Penton., Mary-Anne Yorke, C.
Harrison, Hobert Fox, and William Chapman.
Thirty-seven were ordered to be transported for
seven years, and 48. were sentenced to diffetent,
terms. of. imprisonment ; Captain flatting, who
was convicted of trafEelting in slaves, was' amongst
the transports who received sentence for seven
years.—The Sessions then adjourned to the 'l6th
Of April next.

Sstrettvirt.n CLUB.—Yesteriky a Meeting of
this Society took plabe at the Freemasons' Ta-
vern, JOHN MARTIN Crites;, Esq. in the Chair,,
at which the handsome offer and proposal of the
Duke of BEnroaD, its President, was adopted,
for distributing next December only the Bed-
forde,in Premiums Cm in the three last years),
amounting to 125 guineas, and applying the whole
of the subscription of the members to the extinc-
tion of the debt, it has incurred by the premiums
of the last year, and the unavoidable expellees of
the current one, the conditions of4be Sbew.being
in nowise altered.

FEMALE DUELLING.—.An American Paper, hue-
ly received, contains the following atticle—" We
understand, that last week a point of honour was
decided between two Ladies, near. the South Ca-
rolina line. The details of this grand affair have
not yet reached town. It is said that the cause at
quarrel was the usual one in such cases, viz. Lore.
The Object of the rival affections of these fair
champions was present on the field, as the'nintniii
arbiter in the dreadful combat. lie had the grief
of beholding one of the suitors for his favour fall
before his eyes. She was wounded ; bin, we un-
derstand, not mortally. The et hole business was
man.teed with 'all the inflexibility and decnrhin
Lsually practised on such
,occasions. The con-
queror was to be immediately married to the in-
nocent second, conformably to the previous condi-
tions of the duel."

FATAL 'Acme egt.—Yesterilay morning, about
nine o'clock, as some men who were employed in
undermining the ground, fur the purpose of mak—
ing a road atliestlon, about five miles from Hyde-
Park-corner, while they were in the act of throw-
ing up the earth, when Ithey bad dog about eight
or rtline feet under the surface, the banks fell in
Onc of the labourers, named George King, was
covered, and perished under the massy weight,
while his companions narrowly escaped- with their
lives, but were very much bruised. Some of the
labourers dug for some time, and in about h;+11811
(:our they succeeded in getting the body. Medi•
col fill cuss procured, but it WAS of no avail, the
poor, fellow being vita dead.