The Sun.
London, England, 1826-03-31 00:00:00

WESTMINSTER SESPONTS.—(Tuts DAY.)

THE CI.DEVANT LADY BAUAYMORE.
This terror to publicans, officers, and watch.
men, again made her apPearancp this day at the.
Guildhall, Westmiiliters to answer the charge of
Mr. Timothy Priest, of Tothill-street, who com-
plained that she had, with notice preprosei
assaulted, wounded, and beaten tht, hody.corpo.
rate of him, the said prosecutor, about hall-past
(Ivo' o'clock in the Morning of the 17th January
last. the circumstances attending the present
case were precisely the same as those whidi
characterised her Ladyship's conduct or, former
occasions, told the chargo being proved against
her, the Court, in consideration of her having
only sentenced her to 14 days
.further imprison-
already in eo confined Since the, 17th of January,
mom.

BRYANT, at the Suil of the PARISI' Of SAINT
GEORGE, II.INov►:R•SQU,IA6.
'Phis was an application to respite the recog.
nizances or the appellant until the next Sessionb,
on an affidavit.

Mr. ALIA:Y. appeared on the part of the de-
fendant.

The CHAIRMAN said, the meaning of the Act
of Parliament was very much mistaken be
could at 011ee decide the point. If All 11111110 of
lire was given it was sufficient, and it was for the
parties to consider whether they would proceed.
His opinion Was that the conviction would stand,
though it certainly was very hard sometimes.

NORTH A Ni) SOUTH AMERICAN
SUBSCRIMON BOOM, 3lancn 31.
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• ' • Papers received this morning :—New. York,
Feb. 24 ; Boston, 22d ; Philadelphia, 22d ; Baltimore, 22d ;
Quebec, 14th ; Montreal, lath ; Charleston, lath ; Savannah,
13th ; Richmond, 17th ; Norfolk, 17th ; New Orleans, Ist ;
Caruccas, Ist ; 'Dominica, lot ; and. Mobile, Jan 24th.
lavEnPoot., MARCII 29.-. .Wind • W.N.W. to N.N.W.,
blowing fresh, with heavy *quills of rain, &e..... Arrived flu
John Wills, Harris, fret» NeW York, sailed Feb. 25, in corn.
pang with the Euphrates, for Newry ; Tuscarora, Serril, for
Philadelphia, sailed Feb. 20 ; Selina, Longtield, Mobile, sailed
Feb. 19; Tamerlane, Johnston, 11111 ton, Webs, Pliehaontos,
—, and the Iris, Rich, from. Savannalti }Untie,. Jaques.
from Charleston. Agnes, from Demerara;
'ilberforce, White, front St. bottling°. The Manhattan,
Marshall, Liverpool, at New York Feb. 191. Montesquieu,
West, and Julius Caesar, French, at Philadelphia -Feb. 20;
Sarah Ralston, Winslow, Humburgh, ut New York Feb. 18;
Circassian, Hyatt, Trieste ; British packet Eclipse, Fah»outh,
and 10 days from Halifax ; Columbus, Orevlll, from Mar.
seines; Shenandoah, Liverpool, at Virginia Feb. 16 ; North
America, Portland, Edward, Contours, and
Francis, Whinson, ditto, ditto ; Mc,harne, foe Dub-
lin, at New York Feb. 20.
CowEs, Maxon 30.—Wind N.W.--Arrived the Hyperion,
Gray, from Richmond, 33 days out, to (Ames, for orders
spoke on the 10th March, in lat. 41.32. long. 82.44. brig Mar.
gout, of and for Bremen, 29 days from Havanna)); on t he
13th, a FrenCh ship, from Martinique for llavre ; on the 16th,
in lat. 45. 10. long. 'l7. 211.-, exchanged signals with barque
British Manoe, of London ; on the 10th, m lat. 45. 0. long.
14.40., a brig, supposed to be the Centre, 5 days from Cork
for Demerara; on the 20th, in lat. 47. 53. long. 13. 43., brig
Elizabeth, from Exeter 4 days, for St. Andrew's; on the 27th,
off Scilly, Ceres, of Jersey, front Honduras for London. Ar.
rived the Sophie, Ilamburgh ship, front Ilavannah in 50 days,
for orders; Hottentot, Turnbull, English brig, front naval).
nab in 48 days; Nary, of Dublin, Spriggs, front Havannah,
sailed 9th February. Planter sailed from Hav•annalt on 11th
February for Cowes.
ban tla rnA, J. 28.—Arrived the Harriet, It. 31illionS,
from .Liverpool in 42 days..-. Flat. I.—Ariived the Ilermane,
T. Kilt, front Liverpool in 42 days.

[FROM
'DEAL, Maim' 30.—Wind N.W.—Arrived, and remain,
the Company's ship Kettle Castle, Admit, from China; and
Camper, from the Mauritius. Passrd through from the
River the Hector, Sadler, for Jamaica; Phoehy, for
Demerara ; Stockton, Langley, and Montmorency, Morris, for
Quebec ; Hannah, Phillips, tor Miramichi ; Mary Ann, Gib.
bons, for Lisbon • Speculation, Mills, for Faro ; and Iledlers,
Croekley, for
Pon T SS! OU it, Miami 30.—Wind N.N.lV.—Arrived the
Indian Trader transport, from Antigua ; unit Emulous Stearn
Packet, front Plymouth, for London. Sailed the Albion, Hall,
for Quebec.
Cuwr:a, Manes 30.—Arrived the Hyperion, Gray, from
Richmond in 34 days; and the Sophie, Droman, from Havannah
in 454 days.
Fa t. U Tlii MARCH 211.—...WindArrived the
Sandwich. Packet, from Lisbon, sailed die 1.1.411 inst. ; arid the
Dove Packet, froth the Leteard Islanit,.sailed front St. Thomas's
the 17th ult. Sailed the Princess Elizabeth loader, for Buenos
.Ayres ; Four Friends, Betsey, Marshall, Enterprise, and
Eclipse—all for London. _ •

Li v root., Al A Heil :19. Wind N.W.—Arrived the Alp,
nes, from Demerara ; Selima, Longfield, from Mobile;
Milton, Pocaltortas, Ileaeroft, und Tamerlane, John-
son, front Savannah ; Florida, Jacques, from Charleston ; and
the Johh Went(' --,---, front New Yolk.

Arrived off Scilly, the Ceres, -, from Honduras.
Arrived off Portsmouth, the General Kyd, from China.
The Lavinia, Morrison, from Gibraltar to Dublin, was
abandoned on the 13th January, in lat. 46. long, 12. being in
a oinking State.

The Lavinia Brooks, from Shields to St. !Mena, has been
assisted into domicil, with loss of bowsprit, foremam, &s.
having come in contact with collier off the Spurn Light*,

Mr. KEAN takes big benefit this evenine,iu the
character of Sam, in the tragedy of Earbarosaa,
awl presents himself before us as a vocaliziOn the
character of Paul, in the musical drama of Paid
and Virginia. (New York Paper.)
.UtiEAnWUL SUICIDE.—About eight o'clock this
morning, a piling men named Penney, resident
at Mr. Hunt's the picture dealers, in Tavistork-
street, Covent-Garden, put a period to Ilia EXis.
tence by discharging a pistol doubly loaded into
his breast. So heavily charged WAS the deadly
weapon, that the fragments broke two windows
on the opposite side of the street.

anineotyr,Ann 29,—We regret to say
the smallpox is likely to become very general,
in this town. Not having yet forgotten the
dreadful ravages of this disease a few years
ago, we look forward with gloomy anticipations
to the conseqUences. Every precaution was
taken with a child in the parish of Burton to pre.
vent the disease from spreading ; but report says,
that no sooner did a medical gentleman of this
town hear of it, than he exerted his utmost efforts
against the united opinion of the rest of the pro
fession, in propagating the contagion : this he de-
clares he does on prinasple ! Happy would it be
for this town were such principle,tl.
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nothing but noire, be tined the Under Sheriffiiva
pountit.