The Sun.
London, England, 1821-12-15 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY,

Yesterday John Long. was indicted for stealing, and.Johii
Ridout for receiving, knowing it to have been stolen, a quantity
of paper-hanging, the property of Messrs. William Cox and Co.,
paper-hanging manufficturers, in Playhouse-yard, Whitecross-
street. The particulars have already appeared in our police report.
The Jury found a verdict of Guilty against both the prisoners.
The two prisoners were again put to the bar, and charged upon
a second indictment with a similar offence, and Wayman was
indicted for receiving some paper-hanging, the property or
Messis. Cox.. Evidence of a similar tendency was produced in
tins case as in the last. A host of witnesses gave 'Vayman an
excellent character for • honesty.—The J try found .all the pri.
soners Guilty. •

AWFUL INSTANCE OF SUDDEN DEATH.-Yes.
terday morning,about eight o'clock, a gentleman,
about 40 years of age, was observed walking
along Sou thampton-buildings,Bloomsbury-square,
when he was seized with a staggering, and heard
to exclaim, " Oh, the wind t" on which he fell
down on his face, and received a most violent
blow on the forehead. Several persons were
passing by at the time, and the circumstance
created a very awful sensation amongst them.—
They immediately proceeded to the unfortunate
gentleman's assistance, when they found hint
foaming and bleeding at the mouth and nose
in a dreadful manner. Dr. ARMSTRONG and
Mr. TWEEDY, of the Medical profession, were
called, and the person attacked with the fit
was carried to the house of the latter, where he
was attempted to be bled to no effect, lie being

quite dead. The deceased being at the titni,
unknown, the body way conveyed to St. Giles's
workhouse to be owned, and for a Coroner's In-
quest to be held-thereon. In the course of the
day, however, his friends received intelligence.of
the unfortunate affair, and chimed the deceased.
It-appeared that the deceased had been an officer
in the army originally, but latterly had lived on
his income, at No. 38, East-street, !led Lion-
square, and his name was Mr. JAMES YOUNG.—
Mr. STittiax4, the Coroher, and a Jury, held an
Inquest on his. body last evening, when several
witnesses were examined, and it appeared that
he was. carried Off by apoplexy. Verdict—
" Died by the visitation of Con."
ESCAPE FROM DROWNlNG.—Yeiterday after:.
noon a beat, in which were a Gentleman named
Shurlstone and his three daughters, and another
Lady, passing between Southwark and London.
bridge, ran foul of a craft, moored some distance
from the shore ; and they were all upset and
throprn into the water. Fortunately several
other boats, were close at hand and rowed to their
assistance, and the party were immediately re-
scued from their perilous. situation. They were
extremely naitated.
It is with regret. that. we have heard of the
unfortunate death of. Mr. M IJ It RO MACKENZIE, of

Ullapool. lie was returliin.; from Kincardine
market last week; and in fording. the Carron, was

swept away by the strength of, the river, which
was much swollen by .the late heavy rains. Af-
ter being missing for two days, his body was
found in a deep pool,' at a little distance from
the spot where he had attempted to ford the river.
—(kkilerlonian Mercury.)

COAL-MARKET, DEC. 14.
Ships at Market. Ships sold
551, Newcastle - -
61 Sunderland . - • - 2A • -

COURSE OF EXCHANGE,- Deceiaher 14.

amatei dam
Ditto, at Sight l3 9
Rotterdam l2 14

Antwerp l2 ' 7
Hamburgh 37 6 24 ITs
A ttona, ...
Paris, 3 Day's sight . e.''. Co 0 Us.
Ditto
Bourdeaux, ditto
Frank fort on the: lain - .... 156 Ex—Moiler
Madrid
Cadiz 36 Effective
Bilboa 354 Effective
'
Barcelona 3r4
Seville
Gibraltar-
Leghorn
Gel 1.43 .... '4,i-Vetlice, II al .Li v 27 60
. .
Malta ' 43 —Naples...,
Palermo
•
Lisbon ,
Oporto
Rio Janeiro . 39' . •
Dublin .... 81 - Cork a pet Cent.