The Sun.
London, England, 1810-06-13 00:00:00

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a'r Monthly Be.lsi Niarket, on Tuesdxv last, was
well oapplied with all kinds of stock ; and nearly all
the butc‘iers from Brighton, and oti er neighbour-
ing towns, attended; Nit the market, ov.ing to the
svarcity of gr wa, rattier a heavy one. The tol-
lowitii, w.-re the prev,:iling pr!ces 55. to
B(l7—Motion ss. 6J. to ss. Bd.—Lamb 6s. to

There were also at the above marker a nurreter of
flue cart-h-r-es, many of which were sold at good
in ices; a. d some very %yell-bred pigs.
Nto ket, ens Weinesdav, was well sup-
plied with sFeop and lanitiS, the sale ot which, as
well as of b. ask, was rather (lull.
Last Wednesday, lite.inbabitants ofWestmeston
' (a village a les, nxies.frorn !his town), were placed
under great sternation and :a,artu,- on receiving
inform:it NM of &robtlety, which Mrs. Sede,servant
to the Rev. W.. Campion, .•reported had, on that
day, tirett < Ormilitt,sl in her rods•er's house, • when
all th fattAy nyt herself were absent. She describ-
ed. the rob= er so • minutely, and with so much con-
fide cc, were sent an all ,Airedions in
:purp,w! 0! ',tin, and a rewaidot fifty pounds:was, by,
hint{-bni, -tle.ett for IA, appl'e*t.fion and convic-
too. The hue-and-try and put suit were vigorously
ken' up the .whthe ot. X:nirsday, on the•eiening of
wiach day, Mrs. Sc.' to eamo and ;pdged _her intor,-
ma, ton bettire a Mav,ist!a e in 4 his town, NV bobil
tirn V, as oc'citpied:neavy fine hours in taking it, a'
detail of Mitten vt as the concluding
part'ot het depWtlini allay !.td..corsidtred as a lair
Fp!schuvn e ole. S e stated, ti.lt the rub.
her, ‘,ot, ins third viol.; on last Wednesday, tretWecti
one on ,I two n'elot kin ti,e at!erno.,,n, se ztd,he, by
the hair ot. her head,- and t, u • dritggt-ti her from
room to room, Until he had obtained ot .4er a know-
w.l,at ploperty torte in the house, and
poss6std hitmeli t,f a'pair of loaded pistols and all
the pl ,te he could find, (con,isting of stnilarticles
of but le :ands ,w.hen he led her for, .0
execution, in the kitchen, w here a cord was pre-
pared toy that purlyost., and air preteniing one of
the pisifils and threatening to blow her brains out
it she mad-. 1 the least noise, he deliberatelY bated tha
noose about her neck, and hdvirg placed the shp-
knot under. her lett ear, turned• Lei exchitning
with an oath that "- had now d ine for her," and
departed ; but as good luck would have it, either
from the stretching. or slipping of. the cord, she
sunk so as :to adrn:t of her toes touching the
in which sltuation she applied one •of her hands to
the cord above her head, and thus prevented sUffe-
catinn, while with her other hand, she tf ok from
her pocket alieuknif-, which she opened with her
teeth, find cut herself down; and son afterwards
alactricd the neighbo,.rhood, as above stated!
On 'Friday, the whispers'of scepticism created a
suspicion that all was not right, wilLh led"to a more
dil gent -i! and to a
,developemcm of the mys-
tertoos as the plate which Mrs. Serie, i: her
lnforination be:ure the M ,gistia!e, aitcged to Itioe
been ,stolen, \vas fo!md, wra:ped up- In sonic old
aprarel, in her own box, upon the prenises,• but
With the kty reotaining in the ' Tto-pisols
were :ts t fonnd in a i,lot of grass nt ar diet house.
Int.t.t &at .tier the aba; e discov ry, Mrs. Sede,
VI o had be, n k idly -entcrtai Ad-here since Thurs-
day, tvas t ken by a wlr.:4-ut, aid exam; el be-
fore J. 171.:rt-,sun, wh , lase on Friday'
fully committed h, r to Horsham Gaol, to tike her.
'tr al for toe offence at out next AsS;Z:s. It did not
aprar, her examination, that she 4.1.. id any accom-
plice lit die businc SC.

The i-Itautum of terror was so stryngly &Tided
by the Libuve artful wo!nay, that tiie itiliabitints of
Westtue.ton scarcely -thought them elves safe in
ti eit own !.Uses, tu.til the naked truth appeared.
L st Satin-lay, Moses Milton, an under-waiter,
at thy \Ayce Kiri Inn, in this town, was taken up,
charged wit It haviug se7reted and appropriated to his
own use, country bank notes to the amount of
fifty-6,e
.pounds, which had been .accidentally
left at the above inn, by Mr. Mitford, the Receiver-
G nctal; h: nI e %vas on his collediun here about.

a furtnigl t. ago, and which he did not miss until a

day or two atTerw.rds. Tice boy was suspected, in
-consequence of llis having been lately obsrved to
be very fiJsh of ny.;ney, and from his having pm--
chased; at divers' Shops, articles of ift description
which it could not be suppaied any one in his'
situation r ould, by honest means, have afforded.—
Nearly all the notes ba.ze been traced, and re-
traced to Milton, and one was found in his posses-
sion. He was 'examined before 3. Harrison, Esq.
and committed to the House of Correttion, for re-'
examination.

One day last week, a swarm of bees settlrd on a
dead owl, wt►ich Mr. Fears, of Rodmell, had placed
on a stick in his garden, to scare the birds. They
exhibited anoeel and pleasing appearance, and were
hived without much

(Aiwp
A few d:sys since, a child Ka in . Hat Mares-
field, and W3l nolorlunatvly dr —Coroner's,
Veyditt, Accidental Death. And, on t e d.iy the re-

m:tins of the above were interred, anutiter child,
about a year and a half o!d, fell into a. hog-tut. in
the ,a me priyib, and was sufforated.—Verdict, Ac-
cidental Death.

Oti Friday, the Ist instant, as Mr. FAII.v. Starnes,
of Laughtot►, carpenter, v► as assisting in taking
iown smoe timber and raters, at Chiddingly-phice,:
he fell; by the giving w3y of some cornice bricks
►Vithout side; near the gallery. Two long rafters
accompanied him in his awful descent of upwards
of 30 feet, to the bottom, wbeie be alighted, pro-'
videnthilly unhurt, on a cistern, brtaking the lid
through, and part of the frame; he afterwards ate

a hearty dinner, and walked to his house, nelrly
four tni!e.., the, battle afternoon ; the next day (Sa-
ttirday) he came on foot to this town, with his but-

ter, confornfably to long usage; and has since daily
cherfully folltp.ved hisiefflptoy as a carpenter, at
Chiddingly7place.—the above • ancient and lofty
structure was once the scat of Sir . John Jeffery,
ii; ;ht, ;Lord Chief Baron of the .Exehequer, in' the
rclit of Queen Eliz,,beth.

flew. G. W. Wales, of his Majesty's 'ship -Spat-
r.m, is promoted to' a Commander for his great
Jsri..-ry a few mouths since in the 'Bay of Naplei.