Star.
London, England, 1823-01-24 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY StSSIONS.

Yesterday the Sessions terminated, wlsen the Rfs,
CORDER proceeded to pass sentence en the person,
convicted.

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The following were sentenced to seven Tears' transportation,
viz.—John Read, John Connor, John Barnes, George Sc
hrooke, George Clay, John Smith, Thomas Monist, William
Hewlock, Eleanor Edwards, Jane Kemp, Richard
John Matthew, Maria Hicks, Thomas Newman, Martha l' des,
Henry Smith, Thomas Westcott, .lark Noble, Aiartaa WA,
limns, Elizabeth Price, Robert Beddoes, .William Haines,
James Cooper, Sarah Freeman, William Brown, John Sapelra,
William Harding, William Lloyd, George Brown, William
Adams, and George Cheeseley.
For Fourteen Years.—Elizabeth Stewart and Willie I,
Collyer. • •
For Life.—Henry Whitley and William Smith.
To be imprisoned for Two Years.—Jer,•mialt liar/igen,
For One Year.—Thomas Allen, Abraham Voll,
Jones, alias Giblett, Jane Moore, Timothy White, Mary Slider,
and William Jones ; the last named to be publicly whipped iTt
addition to his imprisonment.
For Six Months.—hicholas Thorpe, John Dobson, Hem/
Gough, Stephen Wilkes, John Mansbridge, Matilda Ssott, Jolts
Newell (and to be privately whipped), and Jones Darby, who.
in addition, was to be publicly whipped.
Four Months.—John Riddle and Matthew Rus3ell.

Three Monthr.—John Bowes, William l Town, William
Byrne, Anne Payne, Samuel Anson, Sarah Edwards, Jams
Billie% Elizabeth Morris, Elizabeth Flannigan, and W. Morris.
Two Months.—Charles Town, George IL U, Alexanch-r Girt
don, John Broderick, JaMt'SJohnson,-George Watkins, Bichiut
Manse, and George Iledgrave ; the last to be privately whipred."
One Month.—Catherine Heath, George Henson, and Job'
Reynolds; it:: last to be privately whipped.
Fourteen Days.—Anne Bradley, Wiz ib..th Barron, Jai
Barry, Sarah Gill, William Hayden, Jost,th Grimley, Cornelia
Carey, Elizabeth Davis, and EF.dzaheth
To be Whipped and Discharged.—John Kelly, Edward
Bromley, and James Clarke. .
Fined One Shilling and Discharged.—John Jones and JOIA
MitchelL

The judgment in several eases teas rt spited until next S.:scions
The Sentence of Death WAS passed en the follow,tig pc snap
.twelve in number, who had been convicted ol capital fan*
during the Seuions :—John Buckley, John Robinson, Gecsoil
Maishall, Thomas Beswick, and James Thontta, iOr buirarri
William Pearce, Neil Morgan, Anne Wl:iatits, Mary Tacktos,
James Cross, Hannah Ford and Elizabeth Ft,ed ('canter:), ta
stealing in tiwelling•houses.
The Sessions were adjourned to Wednesday, nth February, •

I Muaday lrilliam 3facintyrew4, capitally convicted fordsaviag,
on the 3d of October; broken Into
.a house situat,d at ;he head
of the Lothian road, Edinburgh, and stolen a quantity of ten*
wearing apparel belonging to Miss BUTLER and the Lady d
Captain JAIME STEWART ; for which he Is ordered for intorno"
at Edinburgh, on the 26th of February.
bfassestots-House.— Yesterday *roma, the guard of the freak
'ingham scoach, and. Clifford and Clarke, 411 of whom were Sas-
permed of being concerned in the late robbery of the Birminghais
Coach, were brought up. A woman, named Elliot, who 111.
in the yard when the coach was robbed, appeared to givy cur
dente ; Nat she could not swear to any of the prisoners, wile
were forthwith discharged. The guard was bound over, oo
own recognizance for 3EIOO, to appear at the Sessions, to Ann%
if charged.
iYtllfans TZ Off UtS, charged with stealing a 'parcel et helool
notes, to the amount of-21100, out of the Exeter Submit**
Coach, was folly committed for trial.
Gutr.nnat.t..—Bill Sonmes, who was once styled the ?bars
if
pickpockets, was brought up, a miserable personification 011,84
poverty, and disease. C. lierdsfield, an otiicek, had foundlbM
in Fleet-street, in altercation with two gentlemen. who acritOsa
him of trying to pick their packets. Sixpence and 36 dupliettav
several of them for the most trifling articles, were foodd at
him. Bill retained much of his gentlemanly manners, aid ar
sured the Alderman that he had, from lameness, accidents*.
pushed against the,
_gentleman, and his suspicions were altegebtt
groundless. He was discharged, with an wholesome admoniti
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BIRTH.
Jan. 18, at Sandwich, the Lady of Captain Edward Harvey,
B.N. of a son.

MARRIED.
Jan. 13, Captain Budger, of the Rifle Brigade, to Wilbeknitlit
Caroline, daughter, of Dirs. Moore, of Twickenham.

DIED.
At Knightsbridge, en Tuesday last, the 21st. lest. at se gib
sauced age, Airs. Hare, daughter of Colonel Clarges, and NM
of the late Rev. James Hare, A.M. Rector of Coln St. Day*
Gloucestershire, and Vicar of Stratton St. Margaret's, %rata.
Jan. 16, at Folkstone, aged 72 years. Mr. David Puttee, all
of the Common Councilmen of that town.

Senors, DEArris.—Yesterday Mr. Stonestreet, pateshreiblit
in Oxford-street, after partaking-of a hearty breakfast; what
transacting business io his shop, fell dawn, and expired instant*
Mr. Brooks, linen-draper, in Duke.street, Manchester-squares
also, whiht engaged in his business, was seized in a fit, WS.
Aka on the spot.—Sunday Mr. Pitt, a young gentleman,
In dermyn-street, St. James's, who was its ?alba hiaia. weal
In his bedroom on some business.witen he was suddenlyeeieed
with giddiness, and dropped down dead on die floor. —ll.*
New, a lady! residing in Charles-street,- Wes/Minster, a fees
de's ages,' was found' d4rad in her bedroom. She bad been M .
perfect health only a. few minuses hurpesk....woiloesdayfirli
Cevenaght of Ilusbastd-street, 4.migs, died smitienlysssolo.4'7
sitting in her chaiebt - llar'

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