The Sun. — London, England, 1801-04-07 00:00:00

:~~~; .. ~s Builder would, it . bei s ni the fkt4t• work in which hi; I Lordship was etnployed for the-City. Al the steps . of 'the door, .the -Redo!' of the Chuith at that 'time was -represented, holdi . ng . a..Book in his hand. The counterpart on the left represented a Naval Pillar, with Fame on the top sounding the praises of the British 'Admirals, and hearing a flag On which was inscribed " Ruh Br;junniu,". the Pillar - being sqported by dolphins,,,triions, and mermaids ? -- The 'figure'of "Time:in thii piece was beautifally,de lineated at the base of the Pedestal, holding up to Posterity the navies of our Naval Ni6tors,bigin: fling HAWKS down To the yiEtorious HetO of the Nile, who have been rewarded.by their ; • tountry. In..the centre of the .twq middle tables were the Lord Mayor's Arms and a Man of .War, at The' head of which Was painted in capital letters the I name of " STAINES.'.' • Amongst the imriotts.arnan*ntS which .enriched .::xhis splextid,apartmene, .wai.an English . and Irish, Sailor holding up the tnion-,Artns, and .a Horn: . "}tower with' a paper in his hat„ crying great news rim sAdraral P 4 a E lt . 'S Fleet; '7' . • c • * None of - the Royal Fainily s;ere present, bat the • N was _grieed - by several - of :the ;Foreign nd -a numerous company of Ladies and Noblemen-, among whom were Most of the principal Nobility. The evening concluded with a Ball, which, as - :tisual'On this da ) , ; tivis ritimerously attended, • „ • .., • - The Wheats throtighOut the .Kingdom certainly.:- ,zever could appear finer than they do at this tune; and * . spiing Seed Corn . never went better ;into, _the.ground than it la . s done this season,' liefiire‘the' next harvest, however, in addition to the. Wheat alreadrimported from the PortS itt.the'Baltie September last, amounting .to about 350,000 quar ters-, 'two milliOn barrels of Wheat Floi'ir may _ be expelled to be brought into . thii Country from Ame .rica, which are more.. than equal to one 'Million quarters of Wheat, and about ,oae-sixth part of the annual consumption of this Country. There were entered on Saturday at the Custom iwarters wheat 0,00 quarters oats )60 qtaiters &ltey 5)1 THE NVEK, 5t3;495 quatters wheat' . 00 quarters pease „_ Noartors oats • • . 85 quarters brats 4 ;1,449 qttarters s barky 5,110 -cwt. wheat flour. 3.,3 •oc> quarters rye 40, cwt. 'wheat•tneat. are happy to find, by a I,etter from Ply *tnouth, that.the Riot's at that place are-at 41) _end. .1:-11e letter S a ys, " The market :r4as' this day.. (Si ,tartlay last) . ,full• 'of every necessary of ..life, at re . thic:ed prices.- • Butter ts. a pound, potatoes 'ts. a and other things in proportion. : .All went off' quietly, without any. kb:TN:atop to rioting, and the -F:iiiners went honie highly -pleased. with the rOtettion afforded them by_the..(.;iyil and Military oWers..“ - have e excited. , tie •• indignation.. ,of C H gil,l L had he iived to see the Rocks of:Scot : . land fu'rnishing to -- . .part .of ; but 3, do quarter& rye 475 quarters pease, - t• ie state of Agriculture-in Caithness and Sutherland= been s.) much improved, that. we. m 'expel ; atisideratAesupplies..Of meat from that quarter. • A -Leeward Wand WWI •arrived - yesterday, . brought .by.the.l;qdy 4i.4.be11a Packet.. By it ''we - ;learn The, agree - able news that the Vest,:lndia:•Fieet which siiiied'lrbin England , in Deceinber, has' Ir..' rived safe. • . -A• quantity ofcopper belonging to - ; lirs MAIESTY. having been seized at . the house of some xespe . oable liierchants in the City; Ahey were bound over before the LORD MAYO R, . to take their trials.fOr thesatne. next Sessions. - Mr, MoxTkzy t from "POrtsmouth, who is the Inspeaor to ,prevent Embezzlements at !that-Port,. was first examined: He .stated, !that on TtiesclaY last. he seized two casks of Copper belong_ ingto His MAJESTY, at a Carrier's Warchottse - at Portsmouth, directed for a certain house in London, ttxl to Whom the Carrier said a. number,of casks of the. samc' description. hid been sent .; that 'm r. 114trritv't - reported the: same .to Sir C._ SAXTON,. iii4o • himto prOceed to town and s e arc h the r~ ice, rermssr'ne,,pro, cured a warrant from the Lo RD t p A riverthiCt went .with Mr. ifor.DSW4R7tit: the City Marshal,' and found upwards of i.too ewt.. of 'new copper. On Sunday evening a.very heavy shwer of hail fell to, the NOrthwird.of the -Metropolis, but .tOT , , innately it did not last long. enough to do any . mate ri a l damage to the.biossetn..Whicti.nOW covers the _fruit trees. . . . . • Some, of. the /d 'le of yesterday `in form us,, That on Sunday Kensington Gardens pre sented a crowded exhibition-of Beauty and FashiOn, influenced to appear from the genial warmth of the q'veatber—The writer of this article was' no doubt 'epilog himself by. the side of agood sea coal 'fire; or he would have Pt, that Sunday was one of the cohic.st days of the fresent year.. A Tradesman in Fleet-street yesterday ackmArt.T. ledges the receipt of a sum of Mettle ? ) , - 1 - or a Dett. and Interest not claimable. ~.- S tich instances of sail pulous honour in the discharge - of Debts we fear js ;lot the charaderistic - of' the ptesent. day, • Mr.-Fox thought it •necessa r y to hiS - Chara6ler to disavotv.ha;iing._ had any intimacy with T . A while he. was' in this Country. Ent what a reilektiort rititi this disaveial upon soMe'Of Mr. rox's revival, - of•.the ancient: putlishrilem. of .the c u4 ing - S:taollscolds, h as I. beea oar: . • • rlviedttto Vt.ectition'.'at. -- Kings ton, has-spread. great „'' , 7 .1 2 i -11 4 .110r certain Females. che'rilshiona,l; l s rteY.,are,detcrmined -not. to Prcil their `....-nt6nigelfoViiblic, and it is .probable that the ppera Ayil .be so quAs.t, thitaio one will be heard but the .:14.erforrnere.The . ; praLake.of 'the Art;erictit : a ' n g taking off. ,the b i iik,.xnur,r: kie Very enctmaging. to the decayed mi dice' thew'itcr in the use 'or co'stlet;rs, 'Which cer,. t;inlir.,lnake' 50' II C a ct Tanee to ..that c irri,. in :rebroiti;# 4 4.4 '.4 .•' - • Tht;-rtres'ag"e • Prlee of Spgiir, 4cimputed from the reibrtis made for the -week e:ading.,t.h6,ist d4-of, April iBt)t, •is Sevetru.rigbs Shjaimis • • . '••• • - ; • r N2tVA-L. • • E a • • Mx ill; impetitimixiagi,4atrafmqat triefeatem, Std nribi sole &Irma:. YARMOUTH, Arwry • r. LAST night the 'Brig Dif4lthea,• of and , front . • . - Sunderland, Fiat's master, got on Scroby . Sand; - , • and the Peace,( of Yarmouth, Fr s.ic Master . , _on Yar. mouth Beach. The former will be'totally lost; but the latter will probably get off without trincli damage.—Hands all saved: Sailed this day 'the' Prifire -of Orange Packet; Capt. BRIDGE', to Cuxhayen, with Malls: PORTSMQYTH, APRIL 6; ARRIVED His Majesty's Ship Seagull; from a Cruize. Sailed an hired 'Armed Cutter, with .a sConvoy for the Downs. SHEERkESS, APRIL 6. SAILED His Majesty's Ship Powerful, qfq+ guns, Capt. Sir F. LAFORETi Barr. for Yarmouth; Arrived the Cobourg hired Brig, from the River Thamesl and the Alonzo Armedaip. Tfie 4dler Gus n-yessel has gone from the ;Little to the Great Noce; ' " Rear Admiral To.rry has hoisted his Fin on board. His Majesty's Ship Zeakus, of 74. 4 funs i , Cant. Li tiIEE, at the Nore. ilia, APRIL His Majesty's Sloop Swvase arrived in the Downs Yesterday evening with three Brigg,.eOrn laden, all nt which had been taken by a French .Lugger Pri vateer, and• ie-captured by His Majesty's Sloop.; il,-/./.;7 and Saver ,, e : the latter chaccd a French ' . Lti3ger with a Brig in tow, both which unfortu esciped by getting under the Enemy's Bat teries. . The Raniii .pf War . arrived this morning with convoy from the EastwaKd, and remains with the O r ) IsetandSavage, 1 7 enzt (3) Arm:dCut:cr, and Bauder, East Indianian, FALMOUTH, An.it 3. R Ajlern the ../..ady ,Arabella - Packet, Captain; Po K T E us, from the Leeward islands, with Mails and Dispatches. She Sailed from hence on the Bth of January last, and arrived at Barbados on the . r rth of-February, where were lying,Ria MajestY's Ship St. Alban's ' with a Convoy from H a lif ax . - A t Mar.: tini4 ue she found His Majesty!! Ships 4 , ,nni, Arab, and Calcutta. -Pominica she found the Tamar ' and Gdietes 5100p . ..0f-War, the latter'of which*con. voyed het to Antigua ' and recaptured a Schooner and Sloop which had b een. taken by . a French Priva. tcer, which . had also cayrin e d an • English Let te r of Marque.. At Atitigua she found the Leviathan M an of War, 'which sail e d f rom * thence during_ her 'stay there. At_ Sr.. ,Mitt's found His M a _ jesty's ship Hornet, with -the Seutampwr, and Arab ; thelattcr convoyed - her 'Tortola, from Whence she sailed for. England*.the_6th of March, and arrived- here, last nigh ; r 'Hisr-. l .Vlajesty's ship, Arab dismasted a panistVlll4.4 War in the West Indies, but she, was so .welhpr9tetlr.d, by the Fort of St. ihomas, that she effete ker-eWipe. NEWCASTLE, APRIL 4. ON Wednesday forenoon the Kite `Anna 13rig, • • arrived. in Leith Roads, Ironi Admiral Sir HY D E PA lOC EA'S Fleet, which she left..on Monday . se'n. night,• at anchor off the Cole, abOut ten miles from 'Cionenberg Castle. On V, board of this essel came Passengers W. Daum -motto, Esq. N. VANSI T. TARTS Esq. and Mr. TAL,BOT, Charge des Af. fires at Stockholm; Mr. FENwi ce, Nis Ma jesty's Consul at Elsineur : and about forty othln• British subjeEts. Among other information_brought by: the Kitt Sloop, we-learn, that both in Swethr. and Denmark they are in great want of 'Provisions, and that the prices of the necessaries of life are at a very high rate. '1 hat some.dispntes had arisen between the two. Courts respcaing the necessary arrangement for the junaion of their Fleets, which had . occaston. ed great delay and that they were by no means in a state to resist, with any efre6l, the • force that Admiral PARKER biciught against thew. Same d; , y-,aailed' out of Leith harbour, express for Admiral PARKEk's Fie t, the Rover Lugger; ha,v_ ing been dispatched - by Mr. V.AstrrAwr, upon his arrival at Leith. A Letter from Dundee gays " I have a letter fro;n a friend at Denial li, .in which are tfiefoliolv. ing par ticulars Lady Storincitt r GEo. 'Taw), master, bound from. Dundee to -London,. Ship and cargo.: valued . at Upwards e fg 'dye... Thousand Pounds sterling, was takeott on !the - 8111..0f March by the Belton? French Privateler, - .lnountini Ac . commanded by Citizen Bt. ANKNIAN, and carried iata:Dunkirk. • Cai taro Ton D, and . a•Gentfemnn, passenger; were kindly. treate4 Caiitain )3 I and his °Ricers, while on board the Private. Ori tjle,9thsMV3 txfp-Oeektfd.hip bearing W. by N. (supposed the. 4/1..:;//iLbie); at .f!.ve, sage, 4;th stna Clark, bearink,S; ahthich, 4-at half -past' titre, engaged ttie Benone fbr tioare minutes, dtiritig•trhich . the . 4hylish:l!ri, - bi.iOVerE.C6iAned inso small ,• a space as to DC-AI:DSC ggrOCaiiii ; • cnasr4-tne same Cutter till 5eV P: M. when the steered fcr Dunkirlia. -During this_,Cruize the Bellaire had 1 , taken the 'following Ships.: Hopes. Increase, POT _ r .; .Yeri,/,.SKM .10N, and Lipe/j:, AP. hiSTROIG frotti Sunderja s ti4 coals.--Prrxv:- iellce, Stv uwu,EN,from ditto Id ditto, coals and gritids tone S; gra/ r/ir: /-WAI x R from di tit) to ; fidom Newczstle to London, coals. She sunk the George, and burn t the Thames. On the vnli ult„ at half. past ten at night, the Ship awnin&rid, It ON, aird garmany, SPENCER, coal-laden, were at tack ed-'ive miles'off Culler - Coats, by a French:Loiter - -P,rivateer. ; .the former was carried; but the ittutf ( Otiped back - to Hartley Roads, from wherrceAl'Whad only sailed_ two hours before. _ The Heri.4;all; had plate.find other, valuables on board; ticloiting . to` the Right HOn.. Lord 'DU A. VAL, and' several of his. Lordship's servants, as -pas sengeri to Landon." Wednesday morning, before daybreak, much fir; lug .at sea Was' heard 'from - Shields ;- and we are size informed,- by . a Hamburgh ship. - arrived with torn, that it was the Pomona, Armed. Ship in chace of a small Lugger Privateer,. phich' escaped by vetting out her sweeps. The' Pamaria is stationed for a month off this part of the coast. On, Thurs ly evening- the same Lugger again; appeared, hay . inz altered lipi:Painting from a yellow streak to all blick. - • • • The Squirrel Sloop of Wat, with 44:sail of Qrctillandmen, from Hull and London, arrived safe leiwiek on Saturday' be% ig h I , 1 5 sail more (Withcopvqy) pa.:ceded to the Orkneys. he rest p theships (being Tun manned) were e roceedin g with a fair wind for the Ice. The Ir;s rigate has sailed irpm the Humber, with four more Gteenland_ men outer convoy. • • :\Vml!iesdaY se*nnight, His Majesty's hired: Brig Cutta, ,Varciiins, Lieutenant. Tnomtuisos, arriv ed atShields c -having retaken a Yarmouth Shallop, 'hider with grain, and boUnd for Leith. • • Tiursday se'nnight; His Majesty's hired Armed Ship Wright, arrived off Tynemouth, with some ootvard-bound Greenlandm4n under, her convoy . ; and 4t.the see time sailed the Sally Armed Ship, for A.berdeen. " • • the :GaL'riel, of Yarmouth, CLIFTON, with corn, ,was captur4d• on th e ult. off tlarnbro' Head, by a French;A444, „cif tif, guns ; retaken on the 2oti, off Goree, bythe /Arai, _Cutter, and is arrived at larrnoOth. 0-1 ,Saturday, arrived at Whitby, the Hope, of Yarnoutt, lately. taken near Blytb, airrench Primmer; and retaken ofF Caniperdown, with a Dutch ri t l?t on board,, by one of Pis• Majesty's Armed WEST .1)Y B 111 DC E-•TOWil l •BAlt BA,DOEI, .01 . 13• Hts Mtjesty's Ship Bo4relelaib Captain - IVI:n Y, arrivedif Carlisle Bay oti Sunday morniO4- she was ineof the. Convoy of the tonal:m.l+ leei, and in consequence of their being.eparated on the [4.th . Decertib4 t - was seni.by ,the'CommodoiTsto-cruixe be. tween 111;de : ira and the Coast_ of 'F'cirttigil for the 'ptotetiicin of the dispersed' 'Ships, and_fortunately recaptured the Ships Akrora 'l6d - Advatare, the latter oi.which has not yet arrived. -On Thtitsclay► last, the Bosirdeiais fell in‘with a Squadron of * Cor.. yertes,- to windward Of this Island, anal at samset brought the largest of them, La burienre ) to aCtion at kbout-ten yards - distance, the 05hers - soon . after casing up and entering into the contest,- which lasted for more than3alf an hour, when - Lir Curiease Ouck, and in -ten 'minutes after went dowtf by tie stern, the other - two at the same time making df leay ing .Captain 'MAN Y and: Company humanely exercised in, rescui,t,?? 6 tre ; vanquished foe from the inevitable destru . 6tio:r with .. seemed . .Which the watery elem e n t ' seeed threaten theli—i2o:Prisoriers were taken up, and it appears ~that so men were killed and wounded on bbard the Eniarty. '2211e - Bourdelais had one•killed aOct seven watnded E incrudint the . First .I.iletrienant and-two Miishipmeni, but We are extremely concerned to add; that she also lost af Miihhipman and boat's ere while'engagel 'in, the humane aCI of saving the sinl{ing enemy.,. 'the above Squadi o n was di s p atc h e d f rom C a ye n n e by tic-roa._-.l;ludvis i. pn the fit At . -pf January, to crtiiae for three months in. the latitude of thiS and tonsisted of La Curie-use, a National Corvette, not two. years old, of 390 tons; :mounting eighteen, lonig.pounders, and 168 men, commanded by Car._ tain GEORG t B4Dt La . Mitine, a Brig 0f.300. tons] sixteen 'king iixes. ands 156 men, commanded. by qaptain J, it.a.yzAUJ4 L'Esprrauce, a,Schooner, mouating . six +-pounders and sz men, cornmanded. by Captain HAYMOUNDc the• two latter of which also suffered considerjtblf in the ACtion, and are supposed to h.l cc returned to Cayenne, the. Brig: being couch cur up... . Captain )3,6 r:I;,ET, had . both- his.legs shbt off in : the WAS afterwaMs- . taken on board the Baurdelaisi where he died -on . :4444i.1iy;' and yesteidhy the kisolii;rs.werc landed here and committed to prison. , Yesterday arrived here the Spanish Brignatine Si. 7/sefii, captured by the, alail . taad . er, South' Sea haler,i Captain HOPPER, off the River' Plata, laden with junk beef,` and . . And this Morning th 4 .alarm signals announced the approach of ..the remainder of the London Fleet, which, to. "-the 'flintier of seventy-five sait, arrived in Car ,jICtWC6I eight and nine ships Se.tpl. AISO N anti Martha, .1-atl.,•-for this Island; being among them and His'NEt . Osty's Slops 'Am/row/raj aril Gorgon having them unacr convoy. - On .board Me &vent, came paisengers, the Rev. Mt: Richard Austin, Misfi Eishop,: Mrs. arid t;'.o Miss Garners Miss Siciim and Mr.- and - • .%• , 1174,141‘; COALS. , ---Biate of week's Market : Maittly: ivt2rqh:p:, • 14" troth 365. 61. to 403.0 d. 64'fititt 304. od,:y?, 3 9 z. 6d. • 'nu Marker. ' 1 Au ..ofacer in the.. Susie% Mititia •undertnOk, for a wager ;•of r 261, to ride too miles. in twelve 'hours. Thee.periment was tried,oll • Long-downili!zir Chi chester, on ThinAt 1-1 iay last; . .,§tarteCi at six o'cioek in Ike _morning; :went .twenty:.ong_ mil e s th e hour, and eighteen ills next, and performed tl , whole with ease 'in seven' hours and' 1 half. ,was allowed - any number of liorses he thought pro_ per to ride, POOLE, APRIL 6.' ON Saturday last came on the Rleftion for a Mem ber to serve in Parliament far this Town, when G FORGE GARLAND, ,Esq. was onaniinously. chosen; Mr. GARLAND,. in a very appropriate seiTh, re, ruined his thanks .to the.Elettors, 4nd assured them that it shouid be his unremitting duty to attend to the prosperity and welfare of the To..i'n and Trade in general, They then retired to Blaney's Hotel, wherea.very handsome dinner was served up to about igo people: A Ball and Supper is` to be given on this o c casion on Wednesday - next to the inha. bitants in general. • . . Yesterday the Eastern Battalion of Dorsershire Voluhieers were reviewed at Upton; near this town, by their Colonel, 'the 'Earl of tot nv, and Major They went through their various evo. Wiens in a very so ldi er -lik e manner; and much to tht satisfaction of every person presenti THE THE/in:ES. ... , . - brtiry-Lait? : . . . . THE attraaiori of .Pizarro, if not a .. . great as .ever, is still very strong, as was evident last n ght in a veryoutnerou's Audience. Ref? i i It , as support ed by Kizlr.r..a . w i th' his usual spirit, and vvas suet ed witllthe . usitid- etp0....}.. :AA Mra• St t . ,,t) 4274 3 is:env:zed for a - fe*.tij,gli t,,3 at .lith, M es. Pow ELL last' . rii&lit asstiuitd .tha wit of El7.4ra. - Mrs. PIw,E.LL plaied with _energy and fe'...li4g, but . she Wanted the grace, dignify, and . disciithinatlon 'of . . hkr iiii predecessor. - - Crvini-Garder; CooKE lar.t night drew a numerous host to the Smndaql of Kill Richard, and went . over the theatrical field with. his wonted force and are. If not the best of his atchieveinents, is is cer. tainly one of his I4est, and is attogeiher such a per formance as the present race of Actors will do well to imitate. POPULATION. D01.7C AST E .2477, females 3 2 3---t0 5 6 97.- • DERBY ittales 'son, females 57+9 total 10,828-2144 inhabited ,- houses; 2441 families, and .27 houses unoccupied. Since 1789 the number of houses has increased 1.4, and of inhabitants 2265. _ _ UrMrritstrt of CAMIOR tpc r contains Si I persons. -Ho Rue v--rnales.963, ferrialgs t4s3—total 2,016:- In 1790, the . total number of inhabitants amounted only to r,834.,' so,thdrthe population of the town has'incieased t 32. ' GR ANTIi At44----males isg 3, females t7soL—tcrtal 3303" • -.:` •- - 1~1 EIVAR K AIOUS'eS, 1.07 , fill'fill ter, - `3093 males, 3632.. females:7lo;AL 5 4 730. In• t 798 the pcpulace atnotxlttd only to, 6,27 s o, that ,in three years :tem lravl'een an - increase of 157 persons. Last year the marriages in ibis town ..noatited 61—thc Ilitths.to ?.29- 7 and deaths to i I is NOIIWICH --- aCCOrditg' to the correaedrettirns, comprises 8539 families, 7655 inhabited houses, 731 uninhabited, '5,681 Males, ze,7,-:3 feinalcs— in all 36,384 . In 1786,..atc i)ninber .of iOliabitatlts amounted' to 316,:08- 7 -in 1752, to 35,1 p—and in 1 . 603 ; t004. :'iBt. - In x 75z, the number.cirouti hn.s . %Y:0 1010. TH . E ARTS.-.--NOR.THCOTE . has just finished a large Pi6ure representing a scene in SHAItiSP EARE's play of Dhe Temperi. .The horrors of the storm raised. by Prospero are supposed to be at an tut and the sea' is recovering.' its serenity. Mila;vtla is turtling towards her father with an ex'presSion'd atisfatlion that 'the - rage of the elemmis his sub. sided. Calib f ut. is on the groupd, apparantly siting to cAriy his load of .gathered Wood.. Th wigreat dignitv in the asped - of Prtsperoi w.eli4cUntrasted with ale ,affahle Sweetness . of Afira.vde: The ap. pearance of Cafiban is hardly savage enough. ,, a-- Indeed, except an Uncouth wildness in 'his features, he is very little .different from a commtin rustic. The rude grandeur of .an, uncultivated Island, the savage costume of the dress,. blended with th e jime.l, produced by the magic • powers of Prospero ; give boldness and variety, to the whole, which is very creditable to the genius of the Artist. This work, is _intended for Sir JOHN LE IC EVI:E II ) by whose order it was undertaken. In: - the list of the Danish Ships given in some of our Papers„ we fin.l " One :Frigate that ca ;;;Iot" be sunk." It is to be much •iamentea by the Danes, that this insa 4 mersi6l; pare o f t fi e ir Meet is cc, Lord,,NELsoll has, however .shewn, that lit has a strange, trick of attempting theie Naval Madamd TALL! Eta wilt no &Mit 'fi,el tl k most _." • - lively satisfaEtion at the safe return o f her spouse. We - know not wht.ther the new law of France agrees with. that of England on the. subjeft "Of infants born infra ,quatuor twig; but it Is eerkainly decent where the Wife happens to he often in, the .rtr i vw the hwlalici should be!at least within tOOO miles of home. •• A new Dance has becg.n . qrodliced in the fashion able cittles, undek the title'of the P&li . l-1.; 7C/14 . . ',it. IS something in the a ttitttcNiraiji sfj:ie pfly 1-I , Amwrovi but trenches a little too much tiporCilte confines of - . decorum: The :orohti;ty .of t, ho - Wy'er i depends upon the Lead-t of the L. 416 'ird libittrpi, 'animating. fotitners, eight in ntunbei, .w)ten titer boid by' a .grii ye. s n o'deta by a ,slow measure . when they . hecolnt: too Y6teftlay 'moritOg wert,executfNl . a platform Over'the gztiewaypf the Nett: Horsemonger, lane,'in the Borough, the five following person's, viii John rown„• - • for a 'bit tea Jo ph for stealing tifty:biglit tilkopy,Thomas Huiard, alias fora highway rqfikery ; , Pitnei-.Sirns; for the 4e,:ofkrke. ; -and James -Tor robbing "the Calk dii.irtkod of Mr. Grorz4 ; Satlierland of .'Viii. chain.