The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-27 00:00:00

MR: SHERIDAN TO HIS FIRST WIFE.

lite following lilies tire the genuine production
.of the It.
utvoled Tlsey were ridilreisied to his first Lady,
then Miss LaNLEV, shortly hefor; their union : •

" Mark'd )ou her eyes of heav'nly
Al►u•k'd you her cheek of roseate hue
That eye in liquid circles moving.,
that cheek abashed at man's npproving
,'The one, Love's arrow tiarting round,.
Thu otln Makiag at the tvound."

iIArstARKRT Tit cAras —The amusing Comedy
of Ways and 417ti1a4" w* performed last aglit,
for the first link I hi: trilson. The new Comedy.
of tit by Mistake followed, and seemed to in-
crease in its hold o pop n, ular favour. An apo-
logy was made for 'Neis KENn who had been
taken ill, and titled by Mrs. Co-
vawav VI/Lige bewjer ciostd the whole of
it Set of perloymaneers, w.,ieb coold not hayebeen
. -
surpased, in point :4 excellence of acting, arany'
of our \I. inter.Theatres.
Oxman, JULY 28.—0 n Thursday the Rev.
Richard Valden White, M, A. Rev. ljeory. Win-
4ttattley, illi. A., Rev. John Boi llankoo, M. A.
Hey. George Booth, Ij, A. of Lincoln College,
and Mr. Charles Henry 1-llnton, B. A. of,Ballill
College, were adonived ifellows of Nagdalen,Col-
lege ; and Niessrs. Henry BithlUlph, William Boy-
cott, and .Edniural Smith, were admitted Demies,

LAw,--No case of the slightest public interest
came before any of the Courts yesterday.
EXECLITION.---This morning every place and
spot withiß sight of the Debtors' Door., Old Hai-
ley, were filled with. persons to witness. the exe-
cution of thefolio wing malefactors, viz. Jos. Royce,
Pin. Gregory, and 'Geo. Mayan*, for divers forge-
ries on the Governor And Company of the Bank of,
England. ShOrtly lifter eight o'clock, these un-
fortunate eriminals were brought on the scaffold,
on which they were attended by the Rev. J. COT-
TON, Oftlinaryiot Newgate,- with whonk they re,
manic& but a. few minutes in prayer. They oP-
',eared to tuanifest,a true repentance for the crimes
they had committed, and for which in'a few mor
mews they were to forfeit their lives, when, on
the signal being made for their excation, they
were instantly hunched into eternity. Their ho-,
dies were afterwards given to tlus.ir friends for in-
torment.--lather Sampson,' wliu was ordered for
execution this morning with the above, has re-
ceived a respite during Royal pleasure. '
mu Sociales has written as letter to the Lotto
MAyou, calling on Lordship's recollection
that he was ,convicted.ol-the ,eritue of picking. a
roan's pocket on Ludgate-hill, on the evidence of
Vaughan. " And a very ingenious argument he
endeavours to prove that the ciremustances of the
evidence were most probably concerted; and that
he is alitother. victim of the same conspiracy—
more liable of co‘rrse to be so .front his own no
-
tot ions character,

In 1735. the sameitrocious practices as those
lately detected were discovered by one -Cox, a
constable, %who soccessffilly brought to light the
whole villanty,*and prosecuted to conviction a
gang of 041:makers, as they were styted, who
had laid the most nefarious plans to draw Ingot.-
Innate persons into situations where they might be
charged With felonies, and convicted by .evidence
all prepared and utterly false. Cox, with incre-
dible perseverance, followed up the detection, and
convicted four notorious informers and
_pretended
thiet-inkers, M'Daniel, :tarry, Salmon,
gau, alias Gahagan, with a vile conteflerate named
Maly Jones, of having, for the -sake of the 40!.
irward, procured the capital conviction of several
innocent fellow creatiovs:

Cssiovs is now employed about/ a statue of Re-
ligion, to ho placed in the Church txt St. I'etcr at
Rowe, close to the statue ut that Apoltle:
A riot ut a:serious nature occurred in the petish
church oh Tantlaght' in the comity of
Lmtdunderry, on Tuesday the 18th lust. •