Star.
London, England, 1803-04-06 00:00:00

ASSIZES.

At the Suffer Affixes, which ended on Wed-
nefday laR, twenty-nine prifoners were tried, eight
of whom were capitally convieted for various fe
lonics, but their fentences were refpitcd before the
Judge left the town.—Two men, for Realing affcs,
were fcntenced to feven years tranfportation.
At the Suffolk Affixes, the (even following pri.
loners were capitally convieted, and received fen-
fence of death, viz. R. Brown and H. Williams,
for a burglary in the houfe of Meas. J. and C.
Hammond, of Wickliambrook, and Realing divers
linens, &c. valued at upwards of tool. J. Souter.
for dealing a brown mare, the property of Mr.
W. Browne, of Wcfhall. N. Sußenance and S.
Farrel-, fur robbing T. Briggs and S. Bracey on
the highway, in the parifh of Gorlelion, of lot=
Myer and halfpence. J. Harvey, for a burglary in
the dwelling honk of A. Death, and (leafing feve-
ral articles of wearing apparel. J. Gidney, for
Reatiag a bode, the property of Mr. J. Selby, of
Button, in Lincolnfhire. R. Capon. for uttering
and fecreting a bank bill, value t5l. that had been
141 with °titers, and which he was furpeCted to
have Itoltn, pleaded guilty, and received lenience
to be tranfitorted for feven years. Several others
wet e fitnt.mccd to different terms of imprifonment.
R. Brown, and 11' Williams were left for execu-
tion ; Ore rr It were reprieved.
At the y Affixes, a caufe of the greaten
importr.c.; tn i‘lanufaCturers was decided. It ap-
peare.l, Littleton Mill, the property of Mr.
Naifh, iJge, had been deflroyed by fire
ou the :if el July, by a slumber of riotous work..

men. the Cotinfei Ori behalf of the Lidded Gen -
• tlemen of thc Hundred, endeavoured to prove,
that the words of the Aft, demolifh and pull
down." did not include ideAroCtion by fire ; but
the Judge was of opinion, that this cafe was with-
in the meaning of the Al, and the Jury conk-
quently found two verdiCts for the Proprietor and
Occupier of the: Mill, for the fum of Stool. each,
fubjeCt to the reduCtion and amendment of the
Counfel, to whom the particular claims of -the
Plaintiff were referred by the Conn. This tine
will fill very htavy on the Hundred, which is
thinly inhabited.
At Cardiff Affizes for the county of Glamor.
gan, which finished on Saturday lift, A. Harris,
for felony, in the dwelling horde of M. Jenkin, of
the parifh of Coity, was found guilty; Margaret
Perry, W. Phillip, J. Thomas, and E. John, for
different offences, were feverally acquitted.
At Leiceller Mites, Georgoand Thomas Lees,
convifted of a burglary, received fentence of
death. William Smith, an accomplice, was ad-
mitted King's evidence. Stephen Few kes, conviet•
ed of healing feveral pair of hofe ; and John Bel-
ton, for araulting Charlotte Rua', and taking
from her thirty guineas and tome filver, alto re-
ceived fentence of death. John Dun and William
fentenced to feven years tranfportation.—
Thomas Pearce, conviCted of healing lead from
different churches in Leiceher, to be tranfported
for re years ; and James Taylor. for a limiter of-
fence,
feven years. The condemned perfons were
reprieved before the Judge left the .o vn.
At Coventry Afllzes, on Thnrfday, Thomas
Payne, for healing divers articles from a boat be-
longing to Mr. 'l. Bache, of that City ;—John
Camptin, for healing wool out of a barn at Atte
ley, belonging to Mr. Benjamin Hawkes ; Wm.
Heath, for healing muffin and calico wrappers,
belonging to Mr. Thomas and John Pickford ;
and Samuel King, for fleeting a pig, the property
of Mr. E. J. Palfrey, of Chapel Fields, were fen-
tencedto he traulported for feven years; Jofeph
Harris, frir healing of wheat from Mr. Lowe ;
and John King, an accomplice of the aforefaid S.
King, were ordered-to be imprifoned for a certain

At Warwick Affizes. Thomas Morely, alias
Long Tom, Mary Lappidge, and William Grair.-
grr, for vending forged Bank of England notes ;
Peter Qiin, ana John Richards, for highway rob-
bery; W. Swindle, Matthew Smith, Thomas
Weftwood, and John Welsher, for burglary; and
Edward Neale, for theep ftealing, were all capital.
ly convided.
Thomas Forrefler, for (leafing calico, was fen.
tenced to fourteen years tranfportation ; and
Charles Riley, and Thomas Robinfon, f.,r private-
ly Reuling, were fentenced to !even years.
J. E. Hitchcock, for robbing his matter, Mr. E.
M. Noble; and Iliac Holmes, for Ilealing braes,
the property of S. White ; Richard Wright, f r
(haling bruthes, &c. the property of Mr. James
DeT kin, were feverally fentenced to fir months isn-
prifonment in the Hoof* of Corredion ; aud F.
Brooks, for tittering feditious exiireffsons ainQ
the King. imprifoned fie months and fib
At Stafford Aliases, which commence on th:
a3d oh. the following Farmers took their trials
far various offences, viz.

Jofeph Glove, for Ream a geldings the pro.
petty of R. Jackfon ; Misfis—Parcell, forbreaking
out of the houfe of j. Death and Reuling a num.
ber of articles, his property; W. Jones. Tor fleal
ing 4lbs. of coffee, the ptoßerty of T. Bullock;
and H. Wilkinfon, for bawling into the honk of
W. Bedford, and Reatha ten pair of Ihoes, and
other articles, his property, were found guilty, and
received fentence of death ; but were all reprieved
before the Judge left the town. A number of
others. convicted of trifling offences, were variouf.
ly fentenced, and feveral were acquitted.