The National Register.
London, England, 1816-09-02 00:00:00

ANOTHER AIA Rll AT NEITGAi4E:

About one o clock on Saturday morning, a considerable
alarm was created in the neighbourhood (tithe Old Bailey, from
a report having been cireulated that the prisoners had renewed
their outrageous pros, ritint:s. Multitudes of people in cons.,
(invitee ass.onbled ; but it was coon aseertiti•ed, that the hi's: le
and noise which sounde I from within the walls, pmceetled from
a preparation making for the retina% al of the convicts inolcr
sentence of transport:dime, an order to that effect hosing been
ecei eil from the c of the Secretary of State in the course
(tithe day. The persons collected also about the prison Wined
nut chiefly to be the ft i4nik or etl:dives of the con. iris, who
had, it seemed, some expectation of the es mit. The greatest
order prevailed inside, and the tituttod resienation was 111:811.
fested on the part oldie prisoners in submitting to the arrange-
ments tor their departure. About half past three o'clock the
convicts wet e conducted in aconites of snout a dozen each.
and 41111011flting, to about fifty, front the prison to the great yard.
where C4I avails with six horses were drawn up to reeek e them.
Having been placed in these vehicles, and every thing adjusted
for their removal, the procession moved on to Black friar's
Bridge, preceded by Messrs. 11 untorer 81111 1 /WWII, the mar-
shals, mid surrounded by the other etty officers. Upon their
deli:lrani, the conviets gave three cheei s, %shirk was as heat lily
repeated upon their reaviiing 111.tek friars, and finally upon at•
r.ving at the other side ut the hi idge, c. be:. a military eseditt
of light horse was in readiocss to receii e them.
'flue ca.aleirte was diamond:ll with torches, and the occasion-
ed shouts of " raiessel!" the momentary sh..ke of the hand
with some Variing frimid or relation. ;tad toe bitter cries and
la.iientatiens of other-, gave to the 'viol:- scrim a most iiiiposiaz
efl'i -Among the 1.141 s idly we noticed the ceiehrattii Bill
So, , whose case 11,4L1 excited so much iiitered un clued.-
geenee or bet is Cl•nv kie.l tlirougli the testimony of
soames had .oldressed the Secretary of State mid several jlllll-
- and high widow ities tip it the subject, declaring has Moo-
cenee, and at ritimitig his conviction to a plot. Thew. how-
PV r, p!ore.l imoteci ssfol, soil th departed yesterday
mortalig, with his (dime compano.i.s. without a murmur.

1)1111ING IluttGLArtv.—?stoilil•iv niJit. :boat twelve o'ctort,
• tialiO•ey, trifc of Mr; Ramsey, boat.lmililer, of Ll''
about retiring to bed, she was lammed by the ap-
pearance of too who rusliel ~tit of the cedar. awl
horrid imorecatimis threltes.ed to cut her throat, if she w :
the least resistant.... 'Chew then demanded her I,e‘ 4, Old n C
Of then went into the parlour, broke ueeti a desk, met two,
oat three SCI. note., ait.l three int. Holes. Aim It. af:ei
ielouseh from the itrev, ran tip stairs, mil Ibl,e alt
illac.a to her bushrud, when the v,llains r mot of the hooYe
and made out, out iii their harry dropped two of the 301. MACS
in the pdsi..wi., which svere picked IT by lir. it.'s 41.11.
meriii:;:ta frt• on the pr. mises of )Tr.
Robert fdrowr, of 'filli:ozhain. Essex, by which
,It is feared the lire
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ut :at eideut.a. •

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