The Sun.
London, England, 1817-10-04 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY, OCTOBEI 3;

John Backley,• aged 33, was indicted for bay.
Fag feloniously received from William Hughes a
quantity 'of copper rivets and other, articles, the
property of Messrs. Henry and John Tyler, know-;
lag them to have been stolen.—Guilty, but recom-
mended to mercy in consequence of the good
character he received.

The CommoN-BEuJEANT said, lie regretted that
the recommeadation_ could not be attended to, as
robberies of this deicription had of late become
so frequent.

Lewis Barnet, aged 53,- was indicted for felo.
niously receiving of John Bernet, h is son, a pocket-
book containing, two IW, Notes,. the property of
'Thomas Blackburn,
.knowing it to have been,
stolen.—Not Guilty.
The Commotst
,SERSEANT desired Barnet to be
careful ,of his future conduct, and said there was
no do;ibt that be encouraged his son in the evii
path which led to his transportation ,froth this '
country.

Mary Hyland, aged 30, was indicted for_stealing
seven pocket-handkerchiefs, the property of John
•-

Isaac Reeve, aged 43, and James: Durant; aged
27, were iudieted for stealt,g 43 Pounds weight of
lead, value 65., the property of TltOs. 4ughest.--.

. John Morney, aged 23, was convicted of steal•'
ing a silk handkel'elliel, valve 2s. the property of
George Killick,-fmtn his rrson.—Guilty.
The verdict il) the case of Stringer and his wife,
tried yesterday for stealing silver in the Mint,
should have been—Not Guilty..

SHOCKING- ACClDENT.—Yesterday morning -
•young Lady, accompanied by a Gentleman, set ofi
from town 1.6 pay a *viSit to sonic relatiies at
Croydon during the festivities there, in a one—
horse chaise ; the horse which they had in the
vehicle was of an unruly disposition,. and very
subject to kick ; precaution had therefore beery
taken to put kicking-straps on him. When -they
arrived at• Brixton, the.horse became (rite unrut.
ly, he kicked so violently. that he broke the kick-.
ins-straps, broke in tl‘e trout of the chaise, doslied
against a waggon, and pitched the. Lady and Gen-
tleman on the ground. The Gentleman escaped.
with slight injury ; but the young Lady was hurt
in a shocking manner ; she was takeb up quite
insensible, brOnght •to rown, and conveyed to
Guy's Hospital. The Surgeons would not- suffer
her to be reinoved.to her Lome, as they believed.
lier,to be dying.. •

LAMENTABLE ACClDENT..—An'lnquisition was
taken yesterday before TI-10MAS STIRLING, Esc.
Coroner, at the Spread }ligle, toy of Berner's-
st,reet, meal. the Middlesex
.Hospital, on the body
of William Welch, a labourer; in the employ of
Messrs. Combe, De'afield, and Co. brewers,.
Castle-street, Long Acre, who, was-killed by ac-
cidentally falling into an empty portervat.—.l,,htv
Edge, Of YOnng's-buildings, Borough, said he
was >vat-maker to Messrs. Combe;Delafield, and
Co. On Wednesday morning, about ten o'dociiir:
he was at work at a vat in the vat-roors the
deceased and several others were erecting a scaf-
fold over •several vats which were in the same•
room. The deceased was crossing a vat Which
was empty, and about twenty-tive feet deep, alai
by some circumstance, which. he could not ae.-
coutrt for, he fell in : he got a chain ladder mat
went into the vat with another person ; the
ceased lay on hiS back ; they got him out by fas•
teeing ropes under his arms, and di awing lihrs
through the trap door, which he fel, through.
His head was much bruised ; be was conveyed at
a coach to the Middlesex Hospital, but livud only
two hours after ne>arrived there. - Arthur Wyatt,
Surgeon, Middlesex Hospital, stated that the de-•
ceased's back was broke, and from the injury he
had received on hiS hea' it caused a,pressure
his brain, which was the immediate cause of his
dissolution. Verdict--" AcCidental Death."

• . • COURSE OF EXCHANGE, FaroAY', OCT. 3.
Amsterdam • .
38 2 11. 2 Us";
Ditto, at Sight
,
Amster dam :..., - 11 14 C. F.
Ditto, at Sight, ll 11
.
Rotterdani .. ll 15 2 Us.
Antwerp , ll 15Ex.Money
Hantbargh
Xltona
Paris, 3 Day's date
Ditto • - - • '24 60 2 Us.
Bourdeaux, ditto
Frankfort oti the Slain
Madrid
Cadiz .. , 36i Effective.
Sevilla or,
Bilboa ...
Gibraltar
al ,
Leghorn
• •
Cirepoa... . 464-Venice
Malta .. ...47 ----Naples 42
Palermo
Lisbon
Oporto
Rio Janeiro
Dublin.: .. .....8/.....C0rk..... 8/ per Cent.
Agio of the Bank on Holland.... 2 per Cent.
Portugal Gold, in Coin / .4 0 0 per. Oz
Foreign Gold, in Bars ... 4 0 0
New Dollars 0 5 2

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COAL 1.4.3.11K15T, Ocr.-S,.
Ships at Market. , • Ships sold. • Price.
21 Newcastle.... • ...!... . / 6 . .. 375. Gd. to 455. W..
2 Sunderland. ............., SAs. Gd. to 41s. od.
3 Lord Elgin's Main 3 . Nss. 9d. to 365. Od.
1 Scotch Coal 1 . 3ss. Qd. to —s. od,
2 Stone Coal - ........1i,.......,425: od; to 4,15. -od.
1 Welch C0a1...
1 Cinders - - . • -1 '
f; ; ,235. ed. to -.-9,_0(1.,
2.Forest of Dean... ....... 2 353. Od. to -,s, od.

' BIRTHS.
On, the 18th ult. at Lausannel the Right Hon. Lady Sin.
clair, of a still-born child.
On the esd ult. at ..Tynall, Ireland, the Lady o£Wadhans
Wyndham, Esq. of a son and heir.

* MARRIED.
On the id inst. at St. GrOrge's, Bloomsbury, the Rev. 'Fre..
"derick Leicester, Fellow of Christ's. College, Cambridge, to
Margaret Maria, second daughter of John Ferard, Esq. of
71-iighbury. • .

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