The Sun.
London, England, 1821-06-02 00:00:00

SENTENCES.

George Edmonds—Nine menths' imprisonment in Warwic,k
Castle, and to find security for five yefirt„ himself in 6001.
two sui,etics in 1001. each.

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Charles Maddox—Eighteen months in the same prison; sarn-i:
security.
T. J. lirooler—Fifteen months' imprisonment in the witne.
prison ; security for good behaviour fur five years, himaelf
4001. and two sureties in 2001. each. •
Major Cartwright:—ln COns:quenee of his ridvanoed,
pay 1001. fine.to the King.—The Major immediately picia..:*
tine, and via a dis.tharged accordingly.
. Lewis being -at present in prison for another OfKnee
sentence was deferred. ,

THE lIINO V. THOMAS CHITTY, MAYOR Or PZTTIIISYI7.I.I:,
MT. ()MELEE moved to make the'rule absolutz for a Qua
Warran to against Thomas Chitty, the present Mayor of Petcra.
f.cid, calling upon him, to slim by what authority he claims- to
excrci3e that office, rill:ch was ordered accorditgly, no catule
being shown to the contrary, and this being the thitliricartii,
tion which the Court has granted in this case.

Thursday evening, at • five o'clock, the mortal
remains of the unfortunate Mr. li.tamEn, who
was shot by his wife on the evening of the 24th
ult,irno, were conveyed from his house, No. 67
Weston-street, to the burying-ground of St..
Olave's, in Tooley-street, for interment, followed
by an -immense crowd. The deceased's father
and father-in-law were the principal mourners,
Mrs. H. being so ill as to be wholly unable to
attend. It being apprehended that there would
be some riot, owing to the collection of such a
numerous body of , people, a strong division of
the Police were stationed at the flat and. Shs. ear
public-house ; but happily there was no.neetkol
their assistance,

The master of the King's Arms Inn, in Malmes-.
bury, going last week into his parlour, discovered
on the floor a rocket-book, which, on opening,
he found contained two Bank of England
notes for one thousand pounds each. The
following day a Gentleman, who had stopped at
the inn, claimed them, and they were irnmediato•-
i_y delivered to him upon his giving & descriptior.
of them.

PARLIAME NT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 1.

Mr. Menzies, from the Admiralty Office, pre-
sented an Account
.of the Number of Line-of-
Battle Ships-and Frigates fit for sea, of
.those now
building, and of those intended to be repaired ;
togethezr-.w.kith, the -Ainbunt 'or the Expences al-
ready incurreJ,..in his. Majesty's__Doci.-yard at
Sheerneu. .
-I!lrl:'erd.WartJs Presented the 18th Report of the
CorrinCissidue'rs--of the Caledonian Canal.. . ,

The Earl of LIMERICK gave notice that he would
move tie secoUd readings of the Iriish Rate of
Interest 13i11) And' the London Wharfs Bill, on
Tue,sdhy, next. '
The li•ishinland _Navigation Bill Was brought,
up frotm..the ounnons, and read the first time.
Mcivmli brought up certain Papers re-
lative
.05. the Slave Trade, which were ordered to
be, laid "on the Table. •

The Earl of LimitnicK in the absence of his
Noble Friend the ,Secretary of „State, who .was
preveilted from attending by. important State bu-
siOst, postponed the second reading of the Irish
COur4. Regulation Bill till Monday':
*Ttie Earl of 'DA.IIN.LEY p‘resented Petitions from
tw.o pe'rson in the County of, Armagh against the
Irish Coroners' Bill.—Ordered to be laid on the
table.--Adjourned ill), Monday. • . .
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