The Sun.
London, England, 1819-12-14 00:00:00

[Sir F. Burdett, Bart.

Found Guilty; and sentenced to two years imprisonment in
Dorchester gaol, and to pay a tine of 1,0001., and give security
for his good behaviour for life, himself in 1,0001., and two
sureties in lad. each.

LThere are no verdicts or judgments placed opposite the names
of any of the other parties.]
Lincoln's Inn, Nov. 8.

i. MAULE.

01.0 BAILLV, Du c. 13.

SENTE4',NCE ON THE P111•;ONERS.

The whole of triais having been gone through
on Saturday night, the Court met at eleven this
morning to pronounce judgment upon the several
conviets„ nearly 200 in number, ,‘ hen the awful
sentence of death was passed upon the following 23
individuals : •

Bat. PhiHipps, Robert Miles, and Henry Towle, for bttrgla-
riously entering the Swan public-house, Sloane street, Chelstia ;
James Tompkins, for a highway robbery ; John Smith, toe bur-
glary ; John Davis, for stealing in a dwelling house; William
Moore, for burglary; William Council-, for stealing in a dwell-
ing-house; Robert "l'u titer, for burglary; ,Joseph Still and Jo-
shua Bush, for sheep-stealing; Daniel Woodfall, for burglary;
Richard Hudson, for stealing in a dwelling-house: David Choatt,
for horse-stealing ; Henry Pears, for sacrilege ; Martha Lucas,
for forgery; William Tapper, for stealing in a dwelling-house ;
George Dawson, for forgery; Walter Ellis, for highway-robbery;
John•Muldoon, for burglary; James Miller, and Mary Campbell,
for highway robbery ; i'etcr Rayner, for horse-stealing; Eliza-
beth Smith, Hannah llarl,er, and Howard, for high-
way robbery ; Edward Voss and Daniel Keaton, for uttering a
number of 51. forged notes.

While sentence was being pronounced, Voss, for
forgery, ri!d Hokvant, for highway robbery, were
seized wito violent convulsive fits, which greatly
agiratel the Court. They were by great exertions
carrie,i from the dock, while the awful ceremony was
coy ,~letin~; wish their unhappy companions. The
couriers having recovered in about a quarter of
an hour, they were conveyed back to the dock, and
beard riot ir tote in tears.

Jobe Folkr, WllO 'Was capitally convicted for ex-
torting money under a threat of an infamous nature,
watt not sentenced.

The tour females, Lucas, Bar, Smith, and Camp-
bell. were remanded, as usual, in stay of execution.
T;ie following were sentenced to transportation
for life :
Fuephen Reed, James Goldy, Win. Oran], Wm. Henry Clarke,
JOllll Htnley, Henry Westerman, Matthew Wild, James Lewis,
J,,int Jones, Wm. Carley, Edward Walker, Wm. Gyatt, Charles
Taylor, John Coffley, Moses Fonsica, James Dermott, and John
Simpson.
The following were adjudged to be transported for
fourteen years :

Maria Williams, William Roberts, Francis Smith, George
Lucas, Charles Haynes, James Mortough, Thomas Jackson,
Stephen Dobbins, William Veal, Richard Carr, James Moore,
and George Hutalton.
Sixty-one to be transported for seven years.
Several were sentenced to minor punishments.

Duting the passing of the sentences some of the
convicts exhibited the most daring etrorntery ; two
of them, who received judgment of transportation
for life, swore Vehemently, and impudently asked if
they could•not be allowed three days more,
to dust
their own and his Lordship's jackets )

The Sessions adjourned to the 12th January next.