The Sun.
London, England, 1828-06-26 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY.

ABSTRACT OF THE RESI7LT OF THE COMM'
MENTS TO THE LAST SESSIONS. - •
Convicted.
Marlborough-street Office 3 Acquitted'
id.6'
Worship-street
Bow-street
Hatton-garden
Marylebone
Thames l5 IR
Queen-square.
Whitechapel
Coroners and Country Magistrates 10 6

180 .119
Lord Mayor and Aldermen
Of the above cases—
Chid* Justice Best tried • 4
Mr. Justice Holroyd
Mr. Justice Littledale ' • 1
Mr. Baron Hullock
The Recorder -25
The Comnton' Sergeant
Mr. Sergeant Arabia 90

One day last week four topers, just,for, *vie!'
drank fifty-one glasses of spirits and water, at it 001
late a little north-west of Newark !-.—Boston Glaiette.
That malignant distemper,' the:srnall-pdxl
raging at Barnstaple with the most devastating
notwithstanding the deterixiinatian of. the ,unrf.l4."4
part of the inhabitants to counteractiti ravages by vliftj,
tion. which certainly cannot be too extensively ettrAni'v

—Exeter Alfred.
The Crops have made rapid progress to
turity during the last fortnight of fine suntmer weatliev'
week of warm sunshine having been followed by fetquel
heavy showers; a thunder storm this forenoon was. I°.'
lowed by torrents of rain, which inundated the etreel
Hay harvest has begun in our neighbourhood ; there ir
tine field of wheat in the ear at Millburn, barley its gelf,
rally coming into ear, and there is every prospect in
neighbourhood of an early and abundant harvest....-•"r
nes, Journal.
It is said that the Wool Committee—in tb°
House of Lords continue their inquiry with great aesidniti:
They have already examined many intelligent rnatni.de(
turers, brokers, merchants, and farmers,:and have, beffil,io
obtained several copies of foreign tariffs on wool and e/o°'
ev'
1 " f
goods, adapted to the English standard. The Millute,
Evidence, therefore, and the Report of the Committee, ~
ho expected to contain much useful and important in'c
mat ion.

BIRTAS. . •
On the 2lst inst. the lady of George Cooke
'
Esq. of Southampton-street, Regent's Park, and Rost"
House, Middle.ex, of a son. ol
On the 21st inst. Mrs. William Simkins Mitehosi ",

Chipping Norton, Oxfordshire, of a daughter.
Oa the 25th inst. at the house of her father-in larr,
Great George-street, the lady of W. H. Darby, Egg' *
a son.
V." Cheltenham"tbf

On the 24th inst. at Vittoria .mouse,
lady of .1. C. Tyler, Esq. M.P. of a daughter. ti‘
On the 22d inst. at Clapham Common, Mrs. Frederi
Borradaile, of a still-born child. h,
Ox the 23d inst. in Bolton-street, Mrs. Br",ght Smith'
of a son.
On the 24th inst. the lady of Dr. Burne, of Splllls'
gardens, of a son.
,
Richard Willan, of the Hil/,
On the 25th inst. at Bloontsbury-rquare, the lady ei 0
Sedberg, Yorkshire, Col° °'
son anti heir. •

MARRIED.
On the 25th inst. at Hadlow, near Tunbridge( ?di)
John Sears, of Dartford, to Miss Barton, of the Clole
the former place.
On the 25th inst. Mr. Jones Spyar, of Austinft Ile,
Grace, the eldest daughter of Mr. M. Josephs, of gen"
street.
On the 25th inst. at St. George's Church, HatzeirS,
square, Eugene de la Rive, Esq. youngest son of Profto6t
de la Rive, Councillor of State of Geneva, to Louisa, elde'
daughter2sth of the late
inst. Alat Rainhexander Ma
amrChurch, Kent, 4 cet,
I, 06
On
Rev. Dr. Poore, Mr. John Wstherfield, surgeons of
Paul's, Covent-garden, to Charlotte Hood, young
-
daughter of the late Capt. Fashion Roby, R.N. nel
At Tottenham, on the 25th inst. by the Rev. Lawle,,,,,
Gsvynne, B.A. Henry Willoughby,, Esq. of Lanus,
to Maria Anna, eldest daughter of Lawrence Gurfv"
Esq. LLD. of Teignmouth, Devon.
On the 19th inst. John Hare, of F:rfield-house. fltel
Bristol, Esq. to Miss Anne Cottle, of Dightoa-streets 1361 i;
On the 24th inst. at St. Luke's, Chelsea, by the
and Rev. G. V. Wellesley, the Rev. George 11$10e;
Rector of Sullington and of Parham, in the count/,
Sussex, to Charlotte Elizabeth, daughter of Thomas Vet
nor, Esq. of Chelsea.
On the 24th inst. by the Roy: A. L. Lambert,
at Claphain Church, Charles Lambert, Esq. of Fitzwis„,
square, and Osborne Howie, Isle of Wight, to Lucy, wide
of the late John Furhor, Esq. of Norwood, Surrey- do
On the 25th inst. at St. George's, Bloomsbury, by
Rev. T. K. Arnold, M.A., late Fellow of Trinity CAT
Cambridge, the Rev. Charles Arnold, M.A., rector Of
well, Rutland, and second son of Dr. Arnold, of State
u,
to to Ellen, youngest (laughter of Dr. Burrows, of itient"-
street, Russell-square.

POLITENESS, WITH A SPECIMEN OF
FRENCH Ruciusm.—An excess of politeness and suscep-
tibility lately led to a battle in Paris between two charcoal
porters, the result of which proved fatal to one of them.
The Gazette deg Trilunuvx of the ISth inst. thus relates
the affair :—" On Friday last two charcoal porters, named
CoNnv and DURCER, who had been carrying charcoal to
the Rue de Seran, stopped together at a wine shop at the
corner of the Rue du Bac, and called for a glass of wine.
One of their friends, a corn-porter, passing at the moment,
Comm- called him and invited him to drink with them.
' No,' said DURCER, ' I will treat him.' No,' replied
CONDY, the honour is due to me.' A quarrel en, ued,
and when the time for paying arrived, the dispute as to
who should have the honour of paying became so violent
that the two porters determined to fight it out. DURCER,
took his coat off, placed his watch on the counter, and
rushed into the street, exclaiming ' Get ready, I will fight
you.' Coxnv followed him and struck him in t. F b Ily ;
he fell down and hit his bead against the corner of he pi.ve-
meat. The blood flowed in abundance, and the unhappy
man was taken home a few minutes alter quite d ad.
CoNDY took to flight, and it is feared that in his fi.:spai, he pitnrrn and PUBLI3IIRD by M. YOUNG, at the StYN 0110
has put an end to his existence. No. 11t; Strand, Lesion.

At 13rocklin, near Ne‘DvlEYoDrk., in the 51st year of rtt
age, Mr. William Williamson, formerly of London. hi a,
OK the 24th inst. at Abbott's Langley, Louisa Se'V.,,!
twin daughter of Lieutenant 'William Sherwood, ft''
aged eight mouths.
On the 23d inst. at Scole, in Norfolk, aged 57. '°
Ward, lo_;.q. many years dispenser of Hasler Hospital. I,
At Windsor, of apoplexy, on the 22d inst. Lieuteno.l,
General George:Lewis, aged 1;8 years, of the Royal Artt
levy. His unbending integrity and hononr, added to go,f
suavity of manners, bad endeared him to a large circle
faiends, who deeply lament his loss.
of IR' -- deer'

On the /3d lust. in the 60th year of pie ago,
regretted, Mr. Charles Foster, of Angel-court, Thrlgio,
ton-street.