Star.
London, England, 1829-11-04 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY-(THIS DAY.)

The t, kis having terminated last night, at half-past eight o'clock
this mousing the Co Caton SERGEANT On the absence or the Re-
count", through indisposition,) entered the New Court, and pro-
ceeded to pass sentence on the prisoners convicted during the
Sessions.
After a brief and appropriate address by the Learned Judge,
the followit•g thirteen received the awful sentence of Death
Lindsay, a groom, for forgery ; George Carman, uttering
a forged cheque ; Benjamin Partington, burglary ; John Duffer'.
Sarah Oale), William Fray, Peter Barney (alias Samuel Picker-
ing), William Sandford, William Leslie, house-breaking ; and
James Mitchell,William Jennings. Henry Mortimer, and William
Clegg, for stealing in a dwelling-house.
Transported for Life.—Barnaby Wilford, Charles Brown, nett
Smith, Mary Ann Read, Charles Newman, Ann Jones, Thomas
Sheppard, James Frederick Delhen. George Palmer, James Cart-
wright, Sarah Sharp, Enz. Ryan, Joseph Wilkins, 11111t6 VsAra.
William Messenger, Ann Collins, George Curtis.
For Fourteen fears.—Edward Henna, John I.l:4litird, Chmle.
Powell, Thomas Kirkman.
For Seven Years.—William Smith, William Skag.brook, Rier•
ard Matthew Holt, Joseph Taylor. Thomas Admit, Joseph Ryan,
William Clark, Jane Walters, William Richard South, Thomas
Baker, William Johnson, David Lloyd, George 511%11880..14 Sarah
Willett, John Burnew, William Brown, Anti Towntherid. J our.
Bromley, Joseph Bromley, Sarah Gibbs, John Hall, Wriliain
Johns, Henry Jones, James Leach, Mary Ann Alan ll ll g.
Wiz& Bowen, George Norris, Frances Powell, Johanna Quo,
Charles Feroson, Thomas Millar, Charles Monde'', Thomas
Johnson. Ann Smith, John Wall, John Devereaux, Ann White,
Wm. Wilkinson, John Connell, Wm. Jenkins, Jacob Hall., Louisa
Dennis, Joseph Butcher, Joseph Perkins, Mary Johns, James
Warner, Mary Harris, John Harrison. George Brown, Thomas
Brown. Ann Williams, Henry Wilmot, William West, Wild im
Collins, James Davis. David Lyons, Wm. Smith, Chariots e Stroud.
Abraham Death, James Parsons, Willisin Pilbeam, William
Courtenay, Margaret Byrne, William Wilson, Henry Pearce,
Martha Geary, James lkrtrand, Wm. Mullins, John Dowling,
Wm. Reading, Charles Mears, Robert Latimer, Peter (hunks in.
Hugh Bagley, Emma Hooper, Thomas Drinkwater.
Twelve Months Imprisonment in the H. use of Correction.
Wm. Parkins, and Catharine Connor.
Nine Months—Samuel Adams.
Right Months—George Eastgate.
Six Months—Robert Brown, Wm. Gray. Daniel Alansfield,
Henry Williams, Ann Richards, John Ashford, Susan Suttees,
Mary Ann Nelson.
Four Mont s—John Salter.

Three Months—Wm. Smith, llenry Ware, Wm. Bird. M. ry
Junes, John Layton, Wm. Freeman, John Strong, Ann Carter,
Mary Sullivan, Mary Cooke, Sarah Reed, James Reynolds, Alex-
ander Jones, George Hill, John Jones, William Watson, Alfred
Wilke, Margaret Brown, Sarah Richards, John Junes
Two Months—John Lloyd, Wm. Smith, James Smith. John
Bedford, Henry Lefevre, and Richard Millar. •
Doe Month—John l'hillipo, Juhn Jefferies, Sarah M'Namee,
John Evans, laiz. Middleton, Ann NlsCarthy, John Threlkeld,
Sarah Williams, George Ways, Robert l'helpot, Wm. Allen, Fre-
derick Julio Duffett, Wm. Smith, Ann Moser, Burdett Roger.,
and Joseph Kingston.
Nine were sentenced to be imprisoned for 14 weeks in the House
of Correction ; five for fourteen days in Newgate, three for 'evert
days, and eight ordered to he privately whipped and discharged.
The sentence of the Court on George Cooper, Wm. Wheatley,
Wm. Cooke, and John Atkins, was respites' until next Sessions.
Tau Seosicne were then adjourned to Thursday the :Sd Dec. next

The " turn-out" is reaching the farmers: a gentleman
who represents one of the oldest families in Lincolnshire,
has received notice front nearly 40 of his tenants, of their
intention to quit their Amis.—Star/Iprd Mercury.
The police barrack at Ballinasice was burnt down on
WeducAtty night, and but for the laudable exertions of
Captain Deane, with his detachment of the .sth infantry,
the flar.ies would have spread to the adjoining house..
The fire originated in the negligence of a female, who
left a lighted candle on the bed.—Tipperary Paper.
On one day last week two men were apprehended at
Portsmouth—one for stealing a goose, the other a pair of deck
trousers.
A French physician has discovered that scrofula may
be cured by a preparation of gold. which same disease another of
the same faculty, with wonderful simplicity, denominates a specie.
of yellow fever. Such, indeed are all diseases that gold will cure.
The Tyne Mercury says that there are now mole
thieves and idle vagabands without any ostensible means of obtain-
ing a livelihood, prowling about the streets of Newcastle, than
ever were known at any former period.
A farmer, who some years ago, held one of the hest farms
in Essex. and lived, on hind ionic independent property, like a
squire, recsittly died in London in the most abject penury ; his
wife, who had contrived to support the family, earned her pit-
tance by hawking about tea ten or twelve miles a day, sad hail
just ninepence in the house at her Inisband's death.
Another extensive fire took place at Axminster, on
Tuesday se'nnight, which is said to be the work of an inceediary.
Eight houses, Mr. Mills' cooperage, and Mr. Gammes stabling,
were soon reduced to ashes. Mr. Abercrombie, of the Red Lion,
lost 30 hogsheads of strong beer. This fire commenced at our
o'clock in the morning, and at nine in the evening the stables of
Mr. Hayman, the surgeon, were discovered to be on fire. By great
exertion this was got under, without doing much damage.

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We think that the following official Table will satisfactorily ac-
ro,int for the Increa.e of crime in this country, when it is con-
terra that the French trade In horses is principally carried on
with England, where nearly the whole of them are stolen for the
purpose !

'HERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

EXPORTATION OF HORSES.

France.

'Stallions.

1 Mares.
Geldings

/3C-3 S EI.I 1 960 97
i Imp 1,097 1 2,193 4,151
1 V.:4 ) Hsi). 37 ' 1.001 207
imp. 2,578 8,921 6,627
S Exp., 69 2,935 350
'825
1 imp.! 2,254 17,027 4,916
? i Exp.! 0 3.791 j 624
, G
I Imp. 1,181 10,352 4,255
19,7 I Rlll. 5 3,294 921
1 Imp : 939 I 9,197 5,436

Total.

1,853
7,441
1,245
18.126
3,354
24,177
4,433
15,788
4,218
15,572

Difference in
favour of the
importation.

16,881

20,523

11,555

11,354

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