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London, England, 1823-09-29 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY SESSIONS.

The Court met on Saturday for the purpose of pas:ill
sentence upon the prisoners who had been convict§
during the Sessions.
The fclloring received sentence of death : •
John Hogan, for cutting and maiming ; James Williams, Ilit
StnithoJchn Hoare, John Wright, Wm. Young, John CHI), „Lye,
Dixon, Thomas Wellman, and Samuel Phillips, for burglary
seph Brace, John Brown, and Thomas Jeffries, for brealtirg el
entering houses in the day-time ; James Clark, William SinartA
muel Hiydon, Charles Cole Kalweyer, Maria Healey, Sarah
man, George Ambrose, Williani Claratibune, and 11. Cochrane;
stealing to the amount of more than .4.05. in a dwelling-house ;
Brown and Samuel John Chalfont, for horse stealing;
Thomas Fielding, James Hughes, Mary Kennedy, Henry git.
dulph, and John F.l6ar, for hie:m.l robbery—Fir:dine and INA,
protested their innocence, although, they said, !hey
Judge nor Jury; Susan Courtsnay, fvreturning
: . transpvrt.
Hon ; and John Smiths, who 11.:(1 ; !e,d guilty to the charge iigjv
him, of disposing and potting aw sy a forged ES Bank of LIN
note. Thisprisoner, on being asked whi-t he had to sky Why ye
should not receive judgmeat to die, ac-ol ding to law? ai..'ixiseciii4
Court as follows :

" My Lord, a p,•r:on in my situation or.n have very little to 111.
I was extremely candid on this cecasion, disclosed every
cult:stance relative to my offoire co the Bauk of Erghatd. I at,
humbly, a: 1 slid Before, throw' myself on the mercy of lifsiasst,
Government :and of my !invereign. If i!.y crime has bees of sack
a nature that mercy c ,nnot tie extended to in,* here. T hays only'',
hope that I shall find titat mercy from the Knia of Kings who
depart this life."
James Sullivan, John Wheatley, William Clement, John Pont,
A. Wilson. Charles St, ck, Michael Thorpe, Thomas Jones, mill
Pike, Mary A. Hel:,s, Thomas, Thomson, Joseph M'Mahun, yr:„,
Turner, John Johnson, Charles A. Alwyn, and John Wray, syerc
ordered to be transported for seven ye.trs. •

raomas Wicks, William Long, and Edwara Hagan, were sea.
reared tebe transported fiv• life.
A great number of prisoners were sentenced to be in'pri,o
and kept to hard labour for different periods, varying from EA
year to a week.

It seems that, from some difficulty on the part of the
'Judges, as to whether the Act gassed in the late &sties
of Parliament, enabling the Judge,, at oiscrt-tion. tore.
cord or pass sentences of death, exteaded to :he City of
London, as well as to the Counties at large, their Lord-
ships did not pursue the course, with respect to the pri-
soners tried by them, which was adopted during the
late Circuits. Messages were sent by the REC(IRDER to
their Lordships' chambers (Mr. Baron GRAHAM sod
Mr. Justice BEST) on the subject, but their Lor6ships,
we believe, have left town. Under these circumstances
the RECORDER passed sentence in the usual form, audit
will be for the Priv y Council to decide on whom the*
verity of the law is to be executed. On the cuits,it
will be recollected, the Judges only paiNeJ setateace of
death on those they intended to leave for execution...
With respect to the others who were capitally convicted,
but whose punishment it-was thought expedient to coP
mute, sentence of death was merely recordej.
PALACE COO itt—SATURD AY.
Mr. TuEssmeat applied for a Rule to chew cause trhy
the Prothonotary's taxation of costs should not .14 set
aside, in a case where a verdict of £2.95. was takhi for
a person suing in forma pauperis.
The usual fee to Counsel, and Agent's charges, were
allowed by the Prothonotary; but it was contended that
they were not admissible in an action under C 5, andthere.
fore not recoverable from the defendant.—llule granted.

Thursday morning, as Edward Marlowe, Esq. of
Priory, and his daughter, a young Lady of 15 or 15
years old, were driving through Finsbury-square, in a
small dennet, the horse took fright, and went off at fall
speed down Finsbury-place, at the bottom of which, is
attempting the turn, the animal fell, and Mr. Mai lone,
who had hitherto continued to keep his seat, holding bit
daughter in me hand and the whip and reins in the
other, was thrown nut of the vehicle to a considerable
distance, and sustained a compound fracture of the left
arm, beside a severe contusion on the head. He was
taken up in a state of insensibility, and removed to a
surgeon's. The fractured limb.has been set, and hopes
are entertained for his recovery, though he is still in a
bad state. It is surprising the young Lady escaped un•
hurt ; she was not thrown out, though the vehicle came
down with a dreadful crash, and was completely slid-
tered in the shafts and springs.
Such is the effect of perseverar.ce and industry Is
the science of Medicine, that great numbers, many of whom Ml
lingered under the most painful and obstinate disorders, WO
were pronounced incurable by respectable practioners, and aeveral
discharged from Hospitals, have been rzstored to perfect health by
the celebrated Dr. EADY, who, after a long and laborious pram
rice, is enabled to remove the most obstinate Venereal Complaint/
however long and deeply fixed in the habit.—Eruptions, Fannie
the Limbs, obstinate Gleets, Dimness of Sight, Nodes oti the skin
bones, Ulceration, and Sore Throats, are among the symptoms
arising out of improper treatment, and which without timely
sistance prove fatal. 'fhe Doctor is consulted daily by patient...ll
both sexes, at 38, Dean-street, Soho, and 1, Hatfield-street, Stam-
ford-stmt, Blackfriars and Waterloo Roads, by persons tomever]
part of the country, and by Letter (if post paid) enclosing a fee.

BIRTHS.

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September 20, the Lady of Lieutenant Heritage, R.N. of Osborne
Lodge, in Cranbrook, of a daughter. •
At Sligo, the Lady of W. J. Shell], I.2th*Bzgiment, 0( 1
daughter.

MARRIED.
Doctor Coleman, of Carrickmacross, to Miss Rose Anne, daub
ter of Mr. Thomas Sandy', of Harristown, county of•Louth.

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DIED. •
Saturday senniglit, at the Crows Inn, Harrowgare, in the DO
year of his age, Sir Alan Chambre, Knt. last one of the Jutiirod
his Majesty's Court of Common Pleas. . .
Tuesday, at Woodbridge, in his 57th yearValie litro. Benj. Prim:
Lately, at Rath, aged 52, Harriet Louisa, liiffr 'of - Mr. Jaw
Dupre, Purser, R.N. -

Sept.le, at his seat, Whitson, county of Tipperary,» P 52
Bowler, Esq. Lieutenant in the Royal Nirsy, aged 35 years.
„Monday, at the Rectory, North Ocketacion, Mrs. Say, Widow
..01
the Rev. Francis Say, late Rector of Est Batley, Cambridgesk#,
aged 93.
Friday se'nnigbt, in Ransford-street, Dublin, in the 76th yearle4
her age, Mrs. Mary Goff. She was born in the room the di!if
was married in the same room, and had one and twenty chilir
in the same room.
Sept. 9, in Park-place, St. James's-street, London, the BM*"
beet Peel, aged 311, son of Thomas Peel, Esq. of Manchester;
on the 17th, at WillinghaM, at the house of her brother Ow AIL
Fred. Peel), axed 27, Alicia, daughter of Lawrence Peel, Eife,d
Ardwick, Manchester, and relict of the above Rev. IL Peet
Sept 16, suddenly, at Barnetliy-k-Beek, near ilrigg, the Ser.4
Pearson, a respectanle preacher in the Methodist connesioa
Brigg circuit. After preaching at the above village on the plc*
ing evening, he retired .to bed Lpparently in &pod health: Orl
lowing morning he was overheard engaged in fervent prayer
apartment • soon after which a noise, occasioned doubtless brill
fah, induced one of the family where he slept to **cermet:l4looln
when the utmost alarm was excited by discs:mull thilt.lhfr.Fill
spark had-deserted its frail tenement.

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