The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-30 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY, OCT. 29.

These Sessions having terminated, the RECORDER
proceeded to pass sentence upon the prisoners con-
victed. In consequence of the Learned Judges
(PARE and GARROW) having signified their inten-
tion of attending the Court on Tuesday, for the
purpose of trying Joseph Hunton on a second in-
dictment for forgery, the sentences on those un-
hippy persons who have already been capitally con-
victed was postponed until that day, in 'older that
they may all receive sentence together. This ar-
rangement excited considerable surprise among those
who attended to witness the awful ceremony, and
we believe it is altogether without precedent.
The Recorder, Sheriffs, &c. first proceeded to the
'Old Court, where thirty-eight prisoners were dis-
charged by proclamation.
Upon their return to the NeW Court, sentence
was passed upon the following prisoners
TRANSPORTED FOR LlFE.—Henry Reed, George
Carr, Margaret Lyons and Sarah Brown.

TRANSPORTED FOR FOURTEEN YEARS.—Williain
Jordan, (this prisoner addressed the Court, and
stated that IQ had been advised by his Counsel that
if he pleaded guilty he would only be punished by
six months' impri,onment, and under their direction
he had done so, otherwise he .would not have pleaded
guilty; he was in very distressed circumstances, and
had a wife and five children)—Thomas Smith, John
Stockings, Thomas Bunn, Ann Paget, (convicted
of receiving stolen goods, and inciting young children
to commit robberies)—James Copping, Michael
Maloney, Mary Williams, Maria Cozens, William
Kimbley, Wiliam Allensby,(formerly a police-ollicer)
—Henry Cooper, and Henry Edwards, (for em-
bezzling 101. the property of his mother).

TRA-NSPORTED roR SEVHN YuAgs.—John Davis,
Thomas Stevens, Richard Hooper, Henry Jones,
John- Simpson, Celia Henley, Mary Cannon, Thos.
Church, John Knox alias 'Wilson, John Recs (for
obtaining goods from several tradesmen under false
pretences), George Curtis, John King, William
Bracken, Thomas Belnap, Henry Brown, Thomas
Bullock, Samuel Ashton, Thomas Ansel!, William
Hardy,Charles Hendrick, George Fell, James Shear-
man, James Newland, Miles Oliver, Patrick Riley,
George Harnett, Mary Walker (for pot-stealing),
Shelman White, Thomas Cooper, Hannah Low-
ther, Ann Smith, John Barrett, Win. Payne, John
Vickery, Elizabeth Burgin, Ann Barnett, Henry
Hastings, Mary Reeves, Robert Smith, John Simp-
son, Joseph Mills, John Parker, Catherine Turner
alias Dunn, Richard Truelove, Henry Mackenzie,
John Howard, William Taylor, Caroline Thomas,
Thomas Evans, James Doyle, Mary Clancey, Su-
sannah Ttnbett, Abraham Bates, Thomas Myers,
Elizabeth Leslie, John Jones, William Tidmarsk,
Robert Butler, Maria Williams, Charles Langley,
Clara Kempton alias Langley, and Henry Panic.
George Curtis and Thomas Smith, convicted on
two indictments, charging them with robbingi
jewellers' shops, were sentenced to seven. years
transportation for the first offence, and a further
period of seven years for the second.
The number of those sentenced to imprisonment
for various periods, was as follows
Two for eighteen months ; six for twelve months ;
t for nine months ; nineteen for six months;
twenty-eight for three months; eight for two months;
three for six weeks ; thirteen for one month; and
several for shorter periods.
Two were sentenced to be publicly whipped, and
thirty-six were discharged by proclamation. ..
The Judgment of the Court was respited upon
the following prisoners :--William Bourne, Samuel
Cushion (two very young boys who were induced
to rob their parents by a woman named Ahn
Paget, and who was convicted of receiving the
stolen property, and sentenced to fourteen years'
transportation) .John Dye, George Hind, George
Eggs, Wiiliam Rogers, Louisa hlugald, and Ann
Mary Clarke.

The Court then adjourned until nine o'clock on
Tuesday morning.

Extract of a letter from Carthagena, dated
20th August:—" SANTANDSR is proceeding slowly to
Bogota to answer for his crimes, and it will go hard with
him, as PADILLA has turned informer against him. The
President (I3oLivalt) is making great changes for the
better, and every thing will go on well. I never had a
better opinion of Colombia. General MONTILLA has been
ap. ointed Civil and Military Chief of Panama, Carthagena,
and Maracaibo ; and CHITTY, General-Commandant of the
Naval Department of the same provinces.'
MINISTERIAL PROWESS.—AbOIIt tiNo weeks
age, near Cawston toll-bar, as the Rev. Mr. ---. was re-
turning home, at night, from Glasgow, and when within
about three-quarters of a mile from Bishop Brigs, he was
suddenly attacked by a foot-pad, who, with one blow, made
him reel to the centre of the road, but immediately reco-
vering from his surprise, and before the miscreant had
time to repeat the blow, the Minister struck him severely
several times, which soon brought him to the ground :
while down, the Minister handled him pretty roughly,
which soon made him ask for quarter. lie was then
ordered to his legs, seized by the collar, and dragged
hack to Ctwston toll-house; where, after being severely
rebuked and admonished, and showing a considerable
deal of penitence, he was suffered to depart.—Stirling
Journal.

BIRTH.

At Gosport, on the Qlat Mat., the lady of Illtae
William Dodsley Flaineteed, Esq., of his Majesty', z`
Brigade, of a sou.

MARI
On the 2bth inst., at Richmß
ond,ED. by the Rev. B. 1"kto
John Enableton, Esq., of Bambrough, to Eleanora, datt,rdp
of the late David Nicoll, Esq , of Nottingham-places im"
lebOnone. ..,oel
the 29th inst., at St. °lave's, Southwark, Ste
Boon!, Esq., of Bristol, to Charlotte Anne, eldest dst*"
ofJohn Cock, Esq., of Tottenham.
of the
On the 20th inst., at Exeter, Walter Oka Edye• of
Middle Temple, Esq., to Charlotte, ',wad daugb
Thomas Turner, of the same city, Esq. of

On the 22d inst., in Dublin, John Armstrong, -' axles
the Island of Grenada, to Eliza, eldest daughter of Cl'
Nearer, of Dorset-street, in that city, Esq. ajar
At Half-way Tree Church, in the Island of .10'que
Lachlan John Campbell, Esq., to Elizabeth, daughter 9' the
late Dugald Campbell, Esq., of Waterhouse estato,
parish of St. Andrew'''. balls
On the 10th inst., at Lochee, the Rev. David gar? t
pastor of the united associate congregation in Liadire'
Christina, eldest daughter of Mr. James Scott, of 1.047 ii,
On the 23d inst., at the Quakers Meeting-hour, ban
Joseph Jowitt, Esq., to Mary, only daughter of Jon't
Lupton, Esq.
DIED.
*Ai has
On the 27th inst., at Richmond, Surrey, Mr.
Forty, aged O.
On the 29th inst., at Hackney, aged three years, Broil!
youngest daughter of Mr. John Freese.
On the 24th inst., in New Norfolk-street, after fed
days' illness, Dr. Francis Burton, of the Royal Lancers..
On the 28tti inst., Mr. Charles Edward Lillie, at /1
house, Sion College-gardens, Aldermanbury.
On the 28th inst., at Brantley, near Guildford, aft4col
severe and lingering illness, aged 28, Sophia, the wife.,;
James Mallock, Esq., of Southampton-street, Bloor
bury-square.
On the 28th inst. at Penton-place, Newington, finrre,
in the 82d year of her age, Mary, relict of Richard Peg
Esq., late of Lenscre-hall, near Ashford, Kent.
On the 15th inst., at the residence of her daughte,;:'
Aldford, near Chester, Mrs. Jane Nicholson, late of C"''
well, Essex, relict of the late Rev. Isaac Nicholson. oe,
On the 20th inst., at Windsor, the Rev. G. Charne°
aged 77.
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