The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-19 00:00:00

OLI) BAILEY.

Yestotclay Alm Fisher, aged 25. wit ncritgeil‘
01 Iligamy, in warty., g Jtfi orks, tt tide his
f.•inier 11ary Arnold,
.wa.; alive Tile first
tuareiet‘ge in 1812, at bone Church %vat
-,:kiistyletorily proved by flit Cl. igynitio -that
l'arlsb„.aorl
•the sl;ter;ol. t ;tvite. The %retold
February. -13 it, 1816, was. proved
.by 0.! Rapist' cleric of-Paiidilgtoo told Mary Jones,.
feilow set vaiit,witil tb.r i.ecniml wife, 'veto; s.it,i he
bad chained his name ttt joqo LIU ramoilidei
quint• be was married. bi%,sern wit!e. his
fltfeitte the prisolier accused his fit ,wife. of
propel)), leaving bins. in No.yerub,u- lASI, 'ill rnn.e-
q''ence Nvbicb. he advert lied. in the Netvspri.peri
would -not be responsible for any ot, her
dots. i
The immediately found the prisoner
but exprerted a wish to-,recotionethl him to 111 vi
MichaetStnith, aged fig, !wls convicted of onealing n great
coat oelonging.to Robert Sununu, servant to Sir James Gra-
ham, Bart,. M. P. : • ' • •

• • . .
and. Mary Miller., accused of stealing carious
.artieles,the propertyof William Recut. Williams, were rte.
quitted, in ciii.eqiiettee of an error in the indictnient„
John Mame Hi.% negro, aged 34y was convicted-of stealing.
a bed, bolster,' pillows, beets, and blankets, the property
of .laue Goodfield, with whom he lodged.
Eltzabeth Tatham:. atins.. Wilsmir aged ifis was. oillvicted
of stealing Spam tea-spoons, ear-rings,..&e. the property Of
,Alexandfrßaw; and also ..t)f stealing. shawl, a sheet, a.
gown,-&c. the property ol Nathaniel Numan.
Nit other: trink.of opy cooseqoeuce followed.
Last itiAlit • t,he ititcottpeut passed sentence of
,4lfutli, upon !the ,lotlowilg unturttipate mulefac-.
to.ks ; • ,
;.. Abraham Mendoza,Jmnes Magrah,Tlmmas and John Clay 7
land, alias Clayton, itithard Mintsq, James Hichey, Moricn
Haley, John Copsey, and W Lew is, fur highway rohheries ;
Ilrnuis Reordair, James Quin, Thomas,Connell, J. Wintry,
Elizabeth
.N-latitly, Mary Mitchell, Mary Nl' Mantis, and
therine M.Manus. alias Mulvy, far high .triUison (coining);
John Hardy, Solomim Bowermaii,nnil John IlarrisOn, for
borserstealing ; James Hoy, tor is rape ultras an infant tooter
ten years of age; Edward. (inning boy), for stealing to the
anionot of 40s. in adwellingimise; MATIVIret Welch, tor pri-
vately stealing ina shop.; John Atwood Eglertim,. fur a. de-
testably.. offence ; Benjamin Blunden, fino. stealing goods,valne.os. and upwards, in 4 dwelling-house; and Thomas
fur house-brealingin the day time.. '!'hose fur high
treason were ordered to be drawn to the place of execution
upon a hurdle.

We are happy to find that Lord 14sAwrI and
Mr. LANGLY have seat to the Kilke►►ny and Clim.
mel gaols, seven principal,tualefactors against the
public peace, and that some of those intim tunate
men are nialch/i; very valuable confessions.—
(Clonmel Herald).

Two Pi kat s of Harerata have been arrested, and
carried to Rowe, charged witi► poldialping a fabri-
cated letter from St. Paul to the lioinaUs, with cian,
geroos comments.

It is a lamentable fact, says a D►tnish paper,
that the number of sttiri►les has for some years
past annually increased sit Copenhagen. Au.
thentic li>ts show, that the number of sni ides
there was, trom 1785 to 1700, 181 ; from► 1790
to 1705, 209 ; from 179.5 to ISOOI. 261 irout
1800 to 1805, 319, &e.

SVlClDE.—Wedliesday night a man was brought
to St. Giles's .watch-honse; charged with break-
ing the lumps and windows, anti co!,thset
in the street, thieatcning to murder any ut the
watchmen .or constables who dared to inttrtere
with hint. fie was locked up, but next, morning
was found with his throat cut in a shtieldng man.
tier, Aid quite dead. Au inquest will be held OR
time hotly 'this day.
DAVING ROBBERY..".-On Inesday night LW, al
Mr. ArKiniey, a Ilitilter tailor residing near ox„,
ford.market, was returning bottle- from Holborn,
where he had been spending the evening with,
some friends, and having occasion to go across
the Seven Dials, he stopped at the corner of St.
Andrew's-street, where be observed m number or
buys, who, on seeing lie was in litoor, cried out
to another bigger boy who Watt standing at souse
distance, dressed in sailor's clothes,' Bill, here»
a boa.. Upon which this one came lip, anti
after some conversation with the rest, he, with
several others, began to assault Mr. M'Kinley in
a violent manner. They at last succeeded in get-
ting him down, and ran away with his wasell,
'-lluring_the night .of Wednesday, or early yes-
terday morning, the 'Telegraph on Nun's-head-
hid, Nahum, was broke open, and two of Dot.-
LUND'S 'long telescopes and a great coat were
stolen—the telescopes are marked in sevet al piaci*
with the 'maker's 11811Ie end the broad at row.

During a heavy rain on the 10th instant, at
Darlington, the grate of the coalition sewer its
Nnrthgate was stopped, which caused a great
$OO4 ire the street ; but it' was prevented Irma
doing much harm by the timely opening of the
grate, so that the water made its way down by
the regular channel. A broom teas seen dotting
by a favourite water dog,
,who tried to save it,
bat he was precipitated down_ the sewer. To the ,
astonishment of all present,lte was carried safely
through this subterraneous passage, upwards of
200 yards, into the- river. Skerne, whence he
emerged without the least apparent Nary!
is incredible the number of persons that fall
victims ,to disoiders, produced by consulting Mi.
terate pretenders,--the latent seed of a dreadful
disease is saffered to lurk in the system, and too
often shorten life; these circumstances inditeed
Dr. COOPER, and tlrree Stirgeons at thirty years
experience, to establish a Medical Board at Char.,
lotte 'louse, Great Charlotte-street, opposite
the Rev. RowtaND 1-14 Lt's Chapel, Blarktriars-
Road, The Medical Board claims the attention
of those who have been improperly treated, and.
particularly those afflicted with Strictures, .Fis-
tulas, Cancers, Scroplinlas,lNervous
arising from warm rlimates,juvenileindi:cretions
Ertiptilons on the head, cave, and body, sore
eyes, Ulcerated throat, mouth, and nose, pains in.
the head and limbs, frequently mistaken toe t hen-
matism, ,irntles -on the shin bones, tfite. are syrup
r toms which appear years after, and often embitter
the matrimonial state. MesSrs. ConvAß ;4114
CO. are consulted daily by all ranks of people,
front eight in the morning until nine at night, or
by letter, enclosing a fee (tot' no others ore answer-J
ed), stating their case, Mien medicine and advice
are sent to nil parts of the kiiigdom, The Pik,
and Fistula cur.ed without burning or enttitti;; and
advce gratis t. 41 Tuesday, Thursday, and Sunday
mornings, till twelva'o'elock.—A sift* tionr anti
private roo,ns for feniales.— I eminent Phyli.
l Medical
waLly ajoined dirt loictrtf
p a;
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tit utleutett , theirfor ads
vice titelifetitlit &luring consultatiou.