The Sun.
London, England, 1811-01-14 00:00:00

Lion in which our gracious Suveteigt Plunged
Iv this event is inconceivable.
"• Two messengers from the Senate of Servi a
arrived in our capital on the Oth inst. Much ape-
eolation has been excited by their journey. It is
,aid they are charged with dispatches, expressive of
the. wishes of that nation to be placed under the
rotedion of Atssiria.
WASSAW.r Dec. 10....-Our virtuous and bene-
volent Governor, 'has, by conitn,nd of his M,lje-ay
the E.nperor aod King, made kno,vn, that plepa-
r ,terry to other great designs. in 'Otir favour, the pea-.
santry on the estates of our Nobles shall be eman-
cipated in a manner hereafter wbe regulated. In
the interim, t children hunt of such parcuts from
the month of January, are to be considered free:
the eXpence of their maintenance to be detrayed by
the nooks on whose estates_ they. May be burn, •till
fu.ther tneasurrs can be adopted. 'Otis atneliora-
Lion of tIU theft)! and viittioUs class of sOicoso 1,4)g
ci!lk'd for ray every consideration of humanity and
belutt# to the. Great Napoleon, and will
efilitlre to the State, additional and zealous de!.
renders."

" 'SMYRNA, Nov. 26.-... The Vechabites, after
devauating Palestine, advanced on the toth within
three leagues of Dunasens," Their force consisted
01, 22,000 men. The Dachas of Aleppo and Ha-
mah being intOrtued AA their route, made a circuit
behind the mountains Kasqoueh, and having come
upon them unawares, put them to the rotike, and
made a dreadful, hhiUghlei. • in retaliation of their
many outrages, 30, of their leaders have
sheen
Some thousands have escaped into the de.
Sect:* where famine and death await them."

MIDDLESEX SESSIOiVS.

SATURDAY, JAN. I

Edward Her.vitt was put to the bar on the charge
of a misdemeanour. a -ppein en. from the evi-
dence, that the det,-ndant was the driver of the
‘Yorc,:ster I\lail-coach, and on the day ineutioned
in the iwti....timbt, he was net 11;.i'v,ity to town,
near 11;ititmeisMult, by one of the Ilatumerstiiith
coaches, w Inch was full laden 12011, lobate and with-
put. ,Tin: defendant was driving very lad at the
tune, and vvas.cautioned by the guard, Ilia: if he
was'.not careful, he would run against mite other
coach and do tiOnle The defendant, how.;
et er,contitined to di tVe On at tile satire ftirions rate,
mind the. wheels ut his coach coining in contact wmil,
those of, the other 4.llllnge, the hitter Vvrth over-
turned, and several of
,the passengers Were severe:.
,ly injured. The defendant, was ;desired to step,
out instead of cuinplying, he drove on lts hoses
(tinter titan before. the Jury Numd the date:alma
.guilty, and he was sentenced to six months im-
prisonment in the House of Correction.
VAG 44,1T11.—Peter Bluwh,Juseph lletb, andJolin
411 s, three sturdy vagran.s, were put to the hitt',
charged with assaulting 'Henry Howard, JAlneti
talrington,
.and John Pearson, three of the
Colltables of Mary-lei-bonne, in the discharge of
their duty. On the day mentioned in the nutlet-
mem, it appeared that, the prosecutors were; intorm-
ed the defendants tit. ore innienthied at the. bottom of
Weleeck•street, and insulting evety female who
passed and refused to conhdy with their importu.
nate petitions for charity. The officers initilvill4tely
lepaired to. the spot pointed out to Weill, wftete they
Sound the Ihi ce pi isotiers, and two others ut the Ira-
derittly who escaped, cendueting the(li,elm es itt the
way which had 'oven dest.ribed. Tee), were tleolfeCt
to qua the spot, but toey retuseit , upuu which the
‘unstanles attempted to take them into custody, but
.wets: tesisted by a shower of blows dealt upon, them
by the uvfendauts with large stieks.which they had
in their hands; and Pearson, attertipw.g to seize
ope pi them, was, with his opponent, biought to
the ground, and rolled several. tittles in the Kennel,
to time great discomposure of his gold laced hat'au.a
coat, he being, the beadle of the parish.; maid whilst
on' the gruthid, his antagonist, by askitful applica.;
Sion of his wooden leg to the more penetrable stuff
of which his opponent was.eomposed, fiaetured the
stsfall bone of the prosecutor's uncle alter a well-
tOught battle, however, the prosecutors succeeded in
securing the three deteudauts and taking them be-
fore a Magistrate, by whom they were comoiittetl.
The Jury found then guilty, and they were sun-
teneed to six mouths' imprisonment its .the
of Corredion.

Bow...mem—On Saturday William Oldham
and Jahn Picirmare, the two men apprehended a lew
evenings since by a party of the Parole belonging
to the Office, on suspicion of having committed
divers robberies in the f'oot'path of the fields leading
bow the Shipload and Shepherdess public-house,
in the City road, to Islington, .were brought. front
Clerkenwell Bridewell, for turther examination,
when Mr. Cooper, of Old Ford, a farmer, attended,
and stated, that on Monday evening, the lth inst.
as he wai on his way home froto on horse-
back, he was stopped by two men near the Three
Colts public4;ouse, in the neighbourhood of Old
Ford one of whom was the prisoner Oldham,
and the other he believed to be Pickmore, and who
robbed him of his pocket-book, containing several
bank-notes, some cash, and his watch,

pilotiers woe also identified by Mr.
Hodgetts, t,t Westborne-green, who was tabbed
in a field on Friday evening„ the 4th instant, be-
tween live and six o'clock, as Ile was going, from
his residence to Paddington. They weie coininiited
for anal.

4iumnitALL.--lon Siturday, a case came on be-
fore Mr. Aldermen Sir 3, SHAW, Hart. and C.
Sism ull the information laid by Mr. Fodier,
of Frielapstree,t, againo Nstvicombe, a porter
of M. Roberts, of the White Horse, Fetter-lane,
for an overcharge in the delivery of a parcel, on
the 22d of December last, in charging two.pence
for warehouse.room.

The Ddendant, was convi6ted in the full penalty
of 20s. and costs.

Another/Totter from the same inn was also con•
vide(' in the full penalty 0f..v05.. antl co:its, tor a
similar' offence, en An information tail by \li. 13e1-
lamp