The Sun.
London, England, 1817-11-08 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY.

Yesterday the Sessions ended, .when sentence
of ile.ath was passed on
Joseph Nash, for housebreaking; Nlichne_l"llollingsworth,
for burglary ;• William Pattison, for a like offence; Mary
Searle, for stealing in a dwelling-house; George Wilson,
James Moore, George Kenniwell,_Robert Sallow Pell, Henry
Clark, John Jackson; and Sarah Troup,' fol, offences;
James Kelly, John Thompson, William Ray, Thomas Welch,
Robert Kelly, Thomas Daltry„ Moses Mattin, and 'Michael
Hurley, for highw.ty robberies; John Thomas, for stealing
a sheep ; James Cbarrington, for stealing in a'dnelling bonSe;
‘Villiain Haswell, fora like offence; a.acl James Whithy,_luv
a highway robbery.
William Johnson, Henry Buckingham, William Wells, Ro-
bert Spencer, Janies Barton, Wm. Chapthan, John Smith,
Richard Crooks, Clement -Bartlett, Walter Lees,,. James
Norris, Charles Hughes, Charles Hawkins, Mary Walsh, Jo-
seph Knight, John Pollen, William Rylind,'Robert Barnett,
and James Ting, tube transported •for life.
James Jones, Joseph Armstrong-; Sarah Troup, and Wini-
fred Sullivan, for fourteen years.
Richard Andrews, William Fair, Smith, William
Kayton, William Bitonaparte Oigar, John Sitlivan, David
Warden, William Marshall, Nlary.sktin Sullivan, Wt.
Samuel Wood, Chatles Bayley, John Gates', Charles Room,
Charles Win. Watts, William Martin, Catherine Shacklefi'ird,
Samuel Hvland, George Wright, John Richardson, Marl'
Rowley, Thomas' Vi Thomas Humphries, Thiouit's
Baker, Thomas SlerrLk,, William 'Sanders, George Ross,
Johnlintrd, 'Jahn Butler, Robert Thomas, James Wilkins,
Jane Rankin, Willi sot Hopkins, George Howard, William
Clayton, Ann Lee, Thomas Grant, and William Jones, for
seven _years.

Foukeen were ordered to be imprisoned in the House of
correction, Giltspor-street ; twenty-one in the Home of
Correction at Clerkenwell; and four is) Ntwgate—for various
periods. Fourteen to privately whipped ; three judgments
were respited; seven fined Is. each ;' mid twenty-o.to were
discharged by proclamation.—Seltions.aeljouraeS to_ a Dr.
es:tuber.

AFFLICTING EVENT.

(From " Tice Morning Post.")

BRIGnToN, Nov. 6.—Yesterday being the An-
trivets:try of the 'Gunpowder Plot, the usual pre-
parations for a display Of fireworks, in squibs and
cracker's, had taken place in the town. On the
Steyne, the populace began to assemble afteetwi•-
light, in one immense crowd, and defying, by their
numbers, any effectual check to their genetA iu
tendons. The High Constable, in this dilemma,
applied tcr and obtained the assistance oldie mi-
litary, the 21st Fusileers,. about 300 ot. whom had
marched into the town the same morning., and
nearly the•whole of these in the end were called'
forth to subdue the growing Nitride. Matters at
length assumed an aspect so hostile, that it was
considered reqUisite to read the Riot Act, which
was accordingly done, Mr. Sergeant RUNNING-
TON having the personal courage to react it, amidst
theitnrhulent uproar that prevailed. Many cuts
and bruises were received from missiles; and. a
stone was cast with violence through the Window
of the High Constable ; but the catastrophe most
to be deplored,- was a bayonet wound, which mie
of the Headboroqhs, Mr. ROwLes„ a shoemaker
by professiob;' and an industrious 'and respectable
man, received 16 the contusion front one of the
military, which Massed from the lower part of his
back, completely through his body, inflicting, it
is feared, a mortal hurt. The trimOltuous assem-
blage had 4lispersed itself by midnight, before
which many persons had been taken into custody
by the Police, the whole of whom mrderw.ent ex-
asninatiOnS before Mr. Sergeant Itt:NNINGToN,
at the Town-half this morning, and the greater
part of them were bound over in recognizances to
answer for their conduct .at the next ensuing
Quarter Sessions.

Seven o'clock, r. M.—Poor Rowr,ss is (teak

COURSE OF EXCHANGE, Fstsp.w, Nov. 7.

Amsterdam
Ditto, at Sight , 37 0 - '
41msteldato ' ...
Ditto, at Sight -,. •• !. I I 7
HOtterdam
Antwerp ' ~ - - 11 ' it Ex.Milot•y
HarabOrgh - ' 3a-'9' 2,1 ITc •
Attona ..... • ti 4 .10 •2i Us..
Paris, 3 Day's date ..... .
Ditto

Bourdeaux, ditto • S .24 66 • - .
Frank fort on the Main ' .... 1451 Ex. Money
Madrid ,..• . atii Effective
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Cadiz 3SI : Elle Clive
Seville -

Ili lboa
. Gibraltar
Leghorn
6ctioa... - • • ' 46;---Venice
Malta... ..47 -Naples ' • 4c..i • ,
Pakrrno - .;:. ' - • • 124 d. per Oz. . -

psbon
Oport o

58

Rio Janeiro
Dublin.... . ::. ;a1..... Cork ...: .- • 8i Vet' Cellt.-
Agit) of the Bank on Holland.... 9 per Cent.
Portugal G41,-.10 Coin,- 1 .4 0
.Ogler Oz.
. .
Foreign Gold, iu Bars 4 0 I;
New Dollars 0 6 21
Silver; Ui Bars

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Cti:l 1. Ali-W.104:T, Nov. 7.
Ships at Market. Shil►s sold. Price.
51 Nevrcrttle.......4B • . • .... .38S. Otl. to '5 IS. (11.
.15 Sunde+•land l4 3Bs. Od. to 465. Od.
Same Coal