The Sun.
London, England, 1819-06-28 00:00:00

THE KING V. PAGE.

The prisoner was convicted at'the Old Bailey
February SessionS, before Mr. Justice Best, upon
the sth Geo. 11. concerning bankrupts, for felo-
niously and wilfully making default, in not sub-
mitting himself to be examined by the Commis..
sioners under a commissioner of bankrupt awarded
against him. There were two questions submit-
ted for the consideration of the Court : Ist, whe-
ther the prisoner was
,guilty of .felony within the
meaning of the Acr, having in point of fact sur-
rendered himself to his commissioners, taken the
oath tendered him, and having answered ques-
tions put to him in certain qualified terms, to the
effect- of desiring further time before he fully an-
swered touching his property; and, 2dlv, whether
the prisoner had• committed an act of bankruptcy
within the meaning of the bankrupt laws, by ly-
ing in prison for two months upon civil process,
during which time he was in custody on criminal
process-. There were objections.to the form of
the indictiuout, which would go iu artc)t of judg.

meat, but the main que:tions were those 1)°1e.
mentioned.
The case on the part of the prisoner was argil,
by Mr. Serjeant CoPLEY, and that for thee-pOn
cution by Mr. Serjeant BOSANQUET.
The inclination of the Opinion of Court seetheds
to be in favour of the prisoner upon the 6ril
point ; but the. udgment -of their Lordship 9
most probably be delivered at the next 01036'.
ley Sessions.
h eit
At one o'clock the Judges rose to join tcg
brethren of the other Courts in the Excheq„"-.
Chamber, to hear argttments in Crpwn cases.
THE KING V. BILL, MANNERS, AND WEBS. .•
Ur. Webb, conformably to the recommendarl
Of the Judges, appeared _personally in Court this
morning, and
.had the judgment, previously c".
tered at the Crown-office, confirmed in iii f 3;
your, with a view to ulterior proceedings mg"'
Sir Gregory Osborne Page Tiirner, for a malico
prosecution and false imprisonment.

Extraordinary Death from Excessive Passion.
On Saturday night an Inquest was held at Its
Coach and Horses, in Conduit-street, 011
body of Sarah Perry, aged about fortY.""%;
Melbourne stated, that the deceased was cook -a
WTarne's Hotel, Conduit-street ; be Ilse(' tlje
about a fortnight in a porter's place, who I°.
ill. On Friday evening she told him to get Iles
half a pint of ale; but a Gentleman's sero°‘
sent for a quart, which was brought into t,uo
kitchen, and drank between five persons. 1,
deceased was in excellent health. A young 01,°-
man called' to see her, and they retired to the ye'
ceased's room at the back of the kitchen, Oil
ceased t‘king her chair with her. She returoe:
in a few minutes for another chair, on which;
porter was sitting, who would not let her
it ; each seized the. 6rair, and a scuffle en5"(1,1
The porter said, the master came he 004"
not have, it. The deceased fell and was catrile.
into her room in a state of insensibility, ttod!,jil
expired in a few minutes. The porters had a 11..,
for themselves, and hail no business in the hitcheh;
Sarah Wynne, the housemaid, corrobcra7ed thl
statement of the last witness ; and •ciddLdt
brought her some water. ; the Waiter brought 21-•
a glass of brandy, hut she did not drink it,
foamed very much at the mouth, and wanted
doctor to be sent for, but she did nut say
porter struck her. Elizabeth Buckley, the cei;
male who came to visit the deceased, saw
porter and her struggling, hut. did not see
strike her. Mr. William King, sin aeon,
quit-street, was called to the deco ,ed bolo lei
o'clock on Friday night ; he found tier 00'1
from the mourn, hut not quite dead ; he 0134'1'14,
a vein in the arm, but no blood followed; lie io
tempted to open the temporal artery, but tv,,
equally unsuccessful. There were no extern]
marks of %iolenee on the body, nor had she Ise
appearance of apoplexy, nor any apo.ere,,t
than some affection of the heart pemint.d tby vfri
lent passion._ She did not die t/v tht ► inch!' ,?(
any blood vessel ; but he' could no, doid,"d
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speak as to the cause of her death, nor 10",4
opened the body Some of the Gentlemen 01
Jury wished the Inquest to be aojunined
body was opened ; but after some deliiret4
they agreed to the following verdict 1)„is
from the effects of excessive and ungoverrow
passion."

SUGAR.—Tbo Average Price of rirown or Nluseovado SOO::
computed from the Returns wade in the week ending June
1819, is 395. 31d. per c'wt.

BIRTR.
On Tuesday last, at Chelsea College, the Lady of 1464
Allen, Esq. of a still-born male child.

MARRIED.
Cret
On Thursday, the 2.lth inst. at Lambeth Church, Mr'
Wyett, of Kennington, to Mary Ann, youngest 4.langilt4" co
T. H. Hull, .Esq. of Vauxhall.

DIED.
At Bath, on Friday, the loth inst. Mrs. Carter, of !Wier
street, London.
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PROVINCIAL BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND PE—
BIRTHS.
Lately, at Alderley Rectory, Cheshire, the Lady of the -
Edward Stanley, of a sun. rAcilP
Lately, at Brompton, Yorkshire, the Lady of Sir G. `—
Bart. of a son.
Lately, at Greensted Hall, Yorkshire, the Lady a 041.11
Ord; of the Royal Artillery, of a son.

111ARHIED.
e°
On Thursday, June 24, at Weymouth, by the Ree.•l/
- • oin
con, Robert Brown Russel, Esq. to Miss E. S. 13ucha91011,
eldest daughter of George Buchannan, Esq. of Buci''
House, near Sherborne, Dorset. ,litre.
ping, Thursday, the 17th inst. at. Dorchester, Jame' ,liert
ning, Esq. to Miss Mary Thresher, daughter ofJolin
Esq. (orton, Dorset.
Lately, in St. Peter's Church, Dublin, James Beers,eosii
'
lop, E-q. second son of the. late Major Dunlop, of Ealen%llfs,
County of Dawn, to Jane Cecilia, daughter of Win• 7
Esq. Upper Mount-street. the,
On Monday last, at St. Martin's Church, IlirminghsvlsseS'
Rev. F. F. Clay, one of the Masters of King Edward'',
Grammar School there, to Miss French, of Balsail Heat !Of
Lately, John Tippet, Esq. Collector of the Customs, ifilyge
Port of Truro, to Miss Symons, daughter of OR 134'4
Symons, °lSt. Fcoelt.

. '
On the 13th inst. at WeymouthDIED,
Louisa, daughter o CAr'
tain J. B. Dream-, R.N. aged four months. .
On the 18th inst. sifter a few days illness, in the '4th /
of his age, Peter Bayly, Esq. Dublin, attorney. ne
_ Lately, on his passage from Bristol, where he had g°l. tp°
the hope of amending his health, Mr. Patterson, late
Board of Works' Department, Dublin Castle. felo-
- week, at Castle Howard, Mrs. Dade, many
Housekeeper to the Right Hon. the Earl of Carlisle. •..1004
Lately, at Exelby, Robert Blackburn, Esq, late of.Pl
by Steeple, near Northallerton. 'llo°
At Monday last, at Exeter, suddenly, aged 70, Mr.. ,esto
Hague, of the Ordnance Department, Woolwich; oFfie.
many years acting Manager and Treasurer of the Eletlate °
Plymouth Doek Theatres, and father of Mrs. Weston, • '
the Exeter Theatre. ref.
• pe.-,
On Tuesday last,t in the parish of St. Sidwell, in OW.
Mary Parsons, who, in the beginning of the present o.oyede
entered into the 103 d year of her age.—She hael ericheer,,
through her long life almost uninterrupted health ant, tott,
ful spirits; could read, and work well at her needlefbe
about a year since, when her eye-sight left her; b"t esci!
rained all her other faculties to nearly the close of ber
tepee.
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