The Sun.
London, England, 1810-04-12 00:00:00

Mr: thistice LE 13.r.ANc recapitulated the evidence
with great precision ; the charge, he said, rested sole
ly on the accuracy of the recollection of Allen, ss-t.d
the identity of the pi isoner. As=to the robbery itself,
there could be no doubt ' and there did not appear any
grounds to suppose that he bad fabricated a story with -
the view to take away the life of the prisoner for
the purpose of obtaining the reward; though the
prisoner has imputed that motive to -both the wit-
nesses, but these are motives which persons in
his situation often feel disposed to impute to
their prosecutors. It was a circumstance fa'
vourable to the, prisoner that no_ property of the
prosecutor's was found in his possession ; the other
corroborating circumstances were rather of a slight
kind. The Jury would seriously consider ihe whole
of the case, and if they thought they could satelfr
rely on the accuracy of the prosecutor, corroborated-
as it was bpairby, they would find him guilty ; if
they felt any doubt upon the Subject, they would
let the prisoner- have the benefit of that doubt, 314
find a verdict Of acquittal. The -July recited to
-consider of their verdict, and on returning intd
Court, pronounced the prisoner—Not Guilty.
The prisoner was a tall genteel-looking man, of
dark complexion, and rather strong features.

The following is a copy of the SPEAKER'S War-.
rant for the apprehension of Sir FRANCIS Bunt:mi.-1'
".Veneris 60 die Apifis, 1810.
" Whereas the House of Cominons. hath this day aujti gea
that Sir f.g.tivci s livanz r-r, Baronet, who -has auinitieo
that a letter sigiwit Burdett, and a further pars of a
Paper intitaleet, " Argument," in abbeir's IY,e4 &wirier:
of March 24, trio, was printed by his authority, (which
Letter and Argument the said House bath resat ved to to
libellous and scandalous paper, refietting on the just liAlits
and Privileges of the said House) has been thereby guilty of a
breach of the Privileges of this -House.
And wher6as the House of Commons bath thereupon
Meted, that the said Sir ',tinsels BURDETT be for his said
_otEtnce committed to his Majesty's Cower of London.
" These are therefore to require you forthwith to take into
your custody the body of the said. Sir Fad./vets Boa orr
and tlith forthwith to deliver hint over into the custody of the
Lieutenant of his Majesty's Tower of London.
" And all Mayors, lfailiffi. Sheriffs, Under-Sheriffs,
stables, and Headboroughs, and every other person or per'
sons, ate hereby required to be aiding and assisting to you ul
the execution hereof; for wkich this shall be your sufficient
W arrant.
" Given under my hand the 6th day of April, t 8 to.
" CHAS. ABBOT, Speaker,"
To the Serjeant at Arens attending the
House of Commons, or his Deputy."

The•Olford Blues, after the business of MondaY,
were quartered in the King's Mews, Chaii g.cross•
The Constables of'Wes:ulitister were assembled
at the Axe and Gate, in Downing-street, to protect
the inhabitants, in case their aid should be required..
The Westrnidster Volunteers were assembled in II
King's Mews. The St. Margaret's and St. John's
Volunteers had their herd-quarters within the -gate'
of the New Sessioup House, in the Abbey Church-

The Coldstream Regiment of the Guards were un-
der orders, and each, man was furnished wilh thirty
rouuds of ball-cartridges. 'Several military patties
paraded tie streets to a late hdur ; and the cantina
in St. Jatre's Park, from Woolwich, were loadtd
Willi 6-pound halls ; but happily ail was quiet. •
Captain Edward Barlovi, of the Horse
.Artillery,
has the command of the field-pieces, in St. James's'
square.

-The South Giovicester Militia, from Brighton,
and the slEt Regiment, from Horsham, were 611.
their m .rch fur London. The. 52.1, and part of the
95th Rift! Corps, are arrived in the neighbourhuod•

SIIIP pit;

GRAVESEND" 'APRIL 9.

Sailed—the Fortune, +lodgson, for Rio Janeiro; Felv,e,l;
Beaveridge, tor Tenerife; and the Croydon, Nive4). L""
New Providence. .__

APR IL 10. Sailed the Charlotte, Patterson, fur Cad";
and the Hope, Williamson, tor Limerick.