Star.
London, England, 1814-11-05 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY.

Yesterday eighteen prisoners were tried, threlve of .
whom were convicted of felony. viz.—D. Dulven, for
stealing several places of wood ; Elizabeth Carter,
for steeling two coats ; B. p/ainsen, fur stealing a
child's frock, &c. ; C. Hill, for stealing a piece of
beef; J. Lacey, tor stealing a looking glass; W. Boyd,
for stealing a rummer glass ; J. Clarke, for stealing
two WI bank notes; Gray, for stealing a quantity
paint; Mary Roberts and Mary Alba, for stealing
a pair of shoes; S. Webb, for ste ding a pair of
•aaAdlesticks and William Williams, for stealing
three blankets. And six were acquitted, viz. Rebecca
Bat nett, B. Payne, J. Jackson, Mary Connor,' E. Dow-
den, and Mary Jones.
Same day the Sessions ended, when sentence of
Death wag passed on John Wilson, for stealing goods
from a wharf ; Chas. Huske Allen, for stealing aletter
from the Pust Office, containinF a .410 note ; C. Wolf-
from, for stealing goods in a uwelling house ; Eliza-
beth M'Donald, for uttering counterfeit money, hay.
ing been before convicted nt a like offence ; FardyCar-
roll and George Coates, for highway robberies ; Jane
Wood, for dealing goods in a dwelling house ;—R.
King, for a burglary ; Wm. King and Amos Crisp,
for stealing in dwelling houses ; Thos. Robinson, for
maliciously cutting Rees Harris ; Wm. Barnett, for
a highway robbery ; Lydia Case, (a girl not fourteen
years of age) for stealing in a dwelling house ; Wil
Liam Gardner, Thomas Osmond, and Alexander Wil
son, for bu'glaries ; James Topping, for a highway
robbery ; George Beck and Harry Griffiths, for a
burglary ; Joachim De Lofonte, for maliciously cut-
ting M. Vieira, a ship-mate ; Wiliam Jones, alias
Milky, for burglary ; and Patrick Smith, for a high-
way robbery.
Three were ordered to be transported for life, viz.
T. Wall, W. Tooley, and W. Andrews ; tour for 14
years, viz. Aim Smith, J. Hunt, J. Isaacs, and T.
Lewis ; and torty-two for seven years, viz. J. Kaight-
ler, G. Griffiths, H. Hart, J. Holmes, J. jatalsau, J.
Dt'wer, J. Myell, M. Stanley, J. Brown, Frances
Wilkinson, Mary Smith, J. Gill, alias Stiles, K. Hol-
loway, T. H. Stevenson, H. Wirrison, J Gorlinan,
N. Edgeworth, for bigamy ; Anthony Swinton, for
stealing a watch ; John Flowers, Thomas Pock.
ham, W. Gardner, H. Yates, Sophia Crouch, Mary
Perry, Mary Mascal 1, J. B. Bell, S. Conliff, J. Cooper,
J. Hayltl, Mary Bell, S. Priest, J. Smith, Eliza
Goose, Elizabeth Gibbs, J. Dixon, F. Smith. J.
Price, J. Parker, J. Lacey, W. Williams, W. Jen-
kins, and J. Belcher, (fot t$ rowing a burning liquid
over the garn.ents of Mrs. Bailey, of Chelsea) ; one
was ordered to be imprisoned in Clerken well Bride-
well fir two years ; 11 to be imprisoned for one year;
30 for six calendar months, and six for lesser periods
in the same gad ; 13 to be imprisoned in Newgate
for various p.ai, ds ; four to he publicly, and 14 pri-
vately whipped; nine were fined ls. each ; four judg-
ments were respited, and 17 were discharged by pro-
clamation.

The S-,sions adjourned to the 18th inst. at Guild-
hall.—The sentence of J. Anderson, for the robbery,
at Bedlunt, on William Looghurst, was respited—be
is to be traospotted for life.