The Sun.
London, England, 1808-12-26 00:00:00

AVE D'11)

. .
Imy anti Sixty-. ' :1,60.3
Sixtpand Svcntv , •1,40
Seventy and Eiglfty.:. 1,2z0,
Eighty and Ninety , so 4
Ni&u and a 1111:mired 6;
A Hu, died - , r
A Hundretliand l'Ali r
i:113 this Year. 1.6z0.
l in the City of Lorvicn .and
ich number none have 1,,,•:., re-
vithin the Billsut Niortahrt.

Friday Morning about eight o'cloCk a vicious bul-
lock tossed Up 11 milkman, of the .naive of Jones,
the corner of Norfolk-street, in the Strand,- and
butted at him with a large pair of horns, Which the
man parried off as much as he could tvih hi s
Jones being relieved, he was carried home in a dank
gerous way, and remains confined under the care of
a Professional. Gentleman. The infuriated anirnal
afterwards gored a boy between „the thighs within
Go yards of the place, who was taken home maimed
to his parent*. in the neighb mrhool, It is supposed
that the want of water and hard driving drove the
creature wild.

On the Rth inst. an inquest was taken at Packing.'
ton,. by Mr., C. BATEMAN, Coroner for the tonnty
of Derry, on a view ot the body of
,Capt. Fort De-
uegos, French prisoner of war, aged 47, Lady resid-
ing at Ashby-de-la-Zo.‘ch, whbse death teas occa-
sioned bv a swtri-d-wound, receiVed, it i conj...ctured,
in a duel, fought with some one of ilk fellow pri-
soners, The body %ya., found ishe afternoon of the
Gth inst. in a tkld in Packingtbn, a'.:lont a mile. from
:Ashby, and was warm. The Jul returned a Ver.
dart' of 4i:l ;Warder agttin'st sortie pefS'On or persons
unl,znown.

Saturday three women of good appearance were
charged at the Pollea Office, Southwark, wit shop.
lifting. It appeared that the w cot to the shop of
Mr. Brewer, in.Blackftiars'-road, pretendi,tg to look
at a watch -for a friend, but departed without mak-
ing a purchase. Mr. B. howevet-, nutL,-.:1:a:ely after
misft-d a valuable watch, and pur,itint.; the ladies,
bound them in con)pany with itoolilird, Hat wood,
and Haydon, characters well known at the otlic.
They, were all apprehended, and the watch was
found on W,:odlord: On this evidence Sir J. Pin-
horn, the Magistrate, cointnitted them all for trial.
On Friday a hackney coach broke down in Fleet-
street; A Lady and Gentlemen were in it at the
time ; u sorry to add, that when the coach gal e
way, a heavy trunk, s high was inside of the coach,
dropped upon the Lady's leg and broke it. She was
immediately carried into a Medical Gentleman's sho-,
where the bone was set. 'Notwithstanding this
misfortune, the coachman insisted on his fine, which
with much spirit, was refused by the Gentleman,
who instead ofgi%ing him his bite, left him w ith an
intention of bringing an action against him on the
score of plying %snit a coach unfit for use.
Yesterday sa-miglit an apprentice to Mr. Hep-
penstaii, of Stamt,rd, -going to Barnack with a new
saddle, which had been-,purchased at his master's
shop, was stopped by a hiolikt OppOSite to the
baba in Burghley Park, who dismounted, and knot k-
cd down the young man v,ith a large stick, and was
in the at-rot taking tho saddle away, which was
-strapped. routid the lad's shoulders), when some
people coming.,,in sight, the villain mounted his
hoise, and galloped off without his booty. He was
a stoat man, cibppt-30.yeats of age,- and was mount-
ed on a light chestint horse.

LAST ChTp;ITtilTY---.and a most important one
it is. Were there no other Capital Priies noio.• in the
Wheel thin the Three Of 9.0,0,90 i. each, they would
be alone sufficient to render To-nun row's drawing
an object of the highest interest. "lei, impossible, in
fact, for even the most lukewarm suitors of Fortune
to contemplate it without ex:wriencing an impUlse
extraordinary to adventure at so great and critical a
moment, when there are so few nembers left to
draw, yet so, many and immense Capifals still forth.
coming.