Star.
London, England, 1803-04-30 00:00:00

SURREY SESSIONS,

Clofed on Thursday evening. The following
was the only trial north detailing :
Aafroe Vaushan was inditled for flealing from
his ready fornillicd lodging., at Walworth, fundry
articles, the property of Unice Purl.
The eyidencr of the prolecutrie went to fay,
that the is a widow left with five fmall children to
maintain ; to do that the takes in linen to wall' as
a lautiJrcfs, and lens out two rooms, as a fitti,,..
and Lleeping room, for a tingle Gentlemen. I.
than capacity the lett the :00ms to the prifoner on
Wednelday the loth instant, turnilbing him with
the flyer table.fpoon, two lilvtr tea-fpnons, and
other articles laid in the indictment, for hii ufe,
all of w: ich he abfconded with on Friday mot n.
ing, having remained only two nights there ; the
poor woman mitred her property, almost intlantly
railed a purfuit of him, and he was taken. The
property was produced and fwoin to, and no
ground of defence appearing, he was found Guilty,
and fentcnced to t, ree months imprifonment in
the Houle of Correaion, at Newington, to be kepi
to hard labour. He begged much, in confequence
of his age and a complaint he Was fuhjeEl to, to h;
releafed from the latter part of the fentence, bu!
without effect.

For variety of incident and real merit, we ne-
ver knew a piecs Rand lo eminently confpictious
as that of the new grand ferious ballet, called
LerVa of Lontipardy,. or the Secret Nuptial:, at the
Royal Circus:—Mrs. PARKER performs the cha-
rafter of Louifa with the greateft animation. Th.:
Piece was received %%WI the midi unbounded ap
plaufe, and will be again repeated on Monday next
for the feventh time.
LaR day of Drawing. 28th April.—No. 26.280,
Drawn a Prize of Ten Thoufand Pounds, was told
in Shares by Meffrs HORNSBY and Co. namely,
One Quarter, T:' Egliths, and Eight Sisteenths.
On Thurfday, the 28th April, the State Lot-
tery concluded Drawing. The tall Drawn Capi-
tal Prize, No. 58,625, entitled to Five Thoufand
Pounds, was fold by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCR, and
Co. in One Half and Eight Sixteenth Shares;—
and No. 2c,i 81, a Prize of 2ocol. in one Fourth,
One Eighth, and Ten Sixteenth Shares; and No.
42,566, a Pi ize of wool. in One Fourth, Two
Eight, and Eight Sixteenth Shares.
B. R. Nybitt, was committed a few days ago to
Lancaßer Caine, charged with having endeavour.
ed to feduce at, ificers to leave this country, in order
to he employed in a cotton manufaftory in Spain.
On Saturday tail. whiltl Mr. W. Cornell, far.;
mer, of Needham-greet, in the parifh of Gately,
Suffolk, was overlooking his workmen at plough ,
in tee ficLl, a very fevere tempeß strof:, when fud-
denly one of his ancles received a flsock like a vio-
lent blow, and on calling his eyes downw.uds, nc
11.1. v the li2ll!;.iag playing on his lime, which af-
feEted his lace and whole frame fn much, that he
callzif to ,Iman to fupport him, butt finding
the man's back towards him, Mr. Cornell made an
effort to run, and caught hold of the Seedfman jult
in time to lave himlclf from filling. and after lean-
ing arm him two or tnree minutes, Mr. Cornell
recovered from a ftate /,1 Ilupor, when looking up,
he perceived, at the dillance of about too yards,
two of his bell horfcs had alio been struck by the
ligivring, one of which was totally dead, :and the
other in moft acute agonie,, which it finvived
only a lew minutes. The young man who had
been ploughing aii•l them, a Mr. Branwh;te, oft
Lasellhani, who Laming the :al ming funnel,
Mr. Cornell. Livr.g jnit recovered his feet
from the v•• lent 1..11 irccve.J trom !hock,'
was ruin: ,: , i!.e l,e knew not where,
with, :I, it ; and
fl) gr':4: WA. lI'S 1.I1,4•• cr•tHrvi:d very ill
till ten the f.,so! I),flis; put to
bed, was mia:u e, morning, and hap-
pily nei:t•e, he or Mr. have luitsirisd any
=Aerial injury.