The Sun.
London, England, 1811-01-11 00:00:00

RAPE.

James ,Edward Ilynne stpod indi6ted for a ripe
on Sarah. How, a pour country girl. IJp i att in
‘'estigation of the cireutypn.nic-Js,' winch, from (no,.
fives of delicacy, we refrain • fforn detitiling, the
conduct of the prosecutrix apveareci risprt-
hensible, and the prisoner ,was acq,iitted.
Mr. ALLEY' Counsel for the prisoner, declared
his intention to prosecute the girl tor perjury, in
the propriety of which proceeding the Court. ac-
quiesced.

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IOURNEYI4I4N PgINTERS. . •
THE MN° V. dtlY wAttEICE, AND wir.l.lAlT WEItIT-
W4RTH, Foit A kONsiJLRAcy. •

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Mr. ADOL.PiIe, on the part of the defendants,
moved the Court, that the recognizances cd the de-
fendants to appear attd be tried thi•se S!.smons,
might be discharged, )(he protiecutors consenting
thereto.
Mr.. ALLEY, for the prosecution., stated,
that the'
defendants, joined with niuleen others, stood in-
di6ted for a conspiracy against th, l'roprietors of T/&
Times : that the otlrar defendant 4 had been all con-,
vieled,, and were now suffering the sentence,of the'
law : that the present defendants having evinced great
contrition and a dare sense of their offence, the pro.
secutors were willing, with the consent of the.
Court, that mercrshould be extended to then) : that
the prosecutors were not actuated In the procecution'
by resentment agaimt the individuals; but by a desire,
to put a stop to an alarming and increasing evil, and'
by she punishment of the convicted defendants, to
exhibit an example to others ; than as they conceiv-
ed that example had been made, and they irop-eit
would have the .proper effect, they did not wisb to
press the case on the peseta defendants, and there-
tore they consented to the recogbzances being so'
respite&

The 41 EcoapEtt sad, perfeOly t‘oricurred in the
observation: tat bad falltai from the I.earned Conn..
sel, that the obj.-0 of all pookhnient 'was example
and that the Co:irt, in awarding punishment, alwa} si
relit for the individual, and lamented the necessity of
indicting it. Still, however, the Court must and did
feel, it owed a duty to the Public, and of which dot v.'
it could not lose sight. Conspiracies of this nattne
were of a most baneful tendeacy, and of laid' had goon
to a dreadful and pernicious extent. It was the duty
of the Court to cited: 'such tiansactionS, and it
would check them. rf ;he example already made
of other defendants had not the desired efFe6t,
the Court must and would be 'mon.; rind more
vere.. In the present instance, however, as the
defendants had taken warning from the, punishnutnt
of the others, and, he hoped, would still be worthy
members of society, and as the prosecutors concur-
red in their recognizances being respited, the Court
consented to the motion.

Lord CotrareNtti, whose sudden embarkation,
for the Continent is a subject of ,general couverti-
tie!), is in lineal descent the must illustrious of the
British Peerage. Lie is the I 7th in lineal succession
Irorn,Elt.tGll CARTENLY, Earl of DEVONSIIIitn, and
MAitGARST, his v. 11e, glitt)d-datighter of Epv'VAiti) I.
,Al.l the 22d in dos, &Om lI4GINALD nu COL/ItTE4
NEI% who came into England with I-InuaY 11.
There have been several .Kangs of Jerusalem in this
family, as well as Latin Emperors. 'fbey deriv4
their original descent from PIIARANIOND, 'Fontlder
of 'the French Monarchy, being descended from,
Louts the Vlfit, K;(ig of France, sirnamtli
Gras, and
.hence this I.llllily are allied to the bleed
Royal et France.

Otte of the Swiss Literati, of the name.sof Ber.
nard Hermann, has announced a -large work, under
the title of «The Grave of Cnpernicns," in which he
propn,es deinunitrate that the earth is not
planer, but the centre of the universe. It %till be
iecolleeted tha►t a Lot►dcin barber, a few years since,
litiplrt.d to the honour at exploding the Copernican'
ur Ne►►toutau 'system,

ti ELt) IstailtKtT, I
This day's M.trket t, ul hot tk short supply of tilt-
ferent kinds of Cattle;. Beef, Mutton, Ve.:l, and
Pork, were cheerer) and 'the trade in gener;ll was
somewhat flat.--. The sales in the Hay Market were
not lively; Hay, Straw, and Clover, fetched.bttter
prices than Monday's Mist ktt.--The undermention4
ed.priccs and numbers are correct statement:—
To sink the otEil per stone or liar..
Beef 4s. od. to ss. Mutton 4s. ort ro SS. cll. deal
Ss. c.d to 75. al. Pork 4s. lid. to 6s, od. Limb cs. Qd„ tit
os. ad.
beasts 670. Sheep 3too Calves do. Pigs 220,
SMITHIIF.I.I) itAY..MARE.EI7. • ,
ilay si, oi. ?xi. to 9L. 9s. oil. straw xi.
calto 3i.
ics. otl. Clover 61. I,s, otl. (.4 91. tot. od.

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Con.N-EXCHANGR, JA'4l I.—Owing to the thaw:
not being sufficient to vle.ir the Tlonnes
tion, the Market continues nearly itt the Sall)r crate
as in our Wedoesday's report; vessels not being yet
able to unload, no-sales are made sufficint to ~x;.trt-
atit varitionfront our late named prim', hich
aro agiiin considered own nil,; bitttt ki..ntr to,. 10
904, Seconds 8O to 1355.

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