The Sun.
London, England, 1801-08-14 00:00:00

AUGUST 8.

On Wednesday night nine of the Prisoners con-
fined in Kilmainham gaol, effected their escape.—
They accomplished it by breaking through some of
the walls, and afterwards with a ,scaling ladder
mounting upon another wall, and descending into a
bye lane adjoining the prison. There names are as
follow :

John Martin, a priest, who, during the .rebel-
lion, was confined for some time in' the Royal Ex-
change.
James or Henry Hughes, a noted Rebel, and
who, some time since, in the country, going to the
place of execution in a cart, made his escape from
the:guard. He was afterwards 'taken and lodged
,in the Provost prison, from which he also made an
escape with several others. He is 'a remarkably
able looking fellow.
_ _ _

John Mullogli, Henry 'and • James Davis,. and
Michael Spindam, under the rule of transportation.
William Flanagan, a French prisoner ; Edward
.Vardy, found guilty of selling forged notes, in
whose case some point.of law having been made in
,his favour by his' Counsel, it was deferred for the
consideration of the. twelve Judges.
Charles Bradstreet, a noted or apprehended
some time 'Since by Mr. Wilson, a Chief -Peace
Officer, and-since found guilty of having knowingly
forged notes in his possession, for which he received
sentence or death.

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A Ill: T.....zdtv--xxxx-tint:itt. (pal
unanimously volunteered th-ir services for Gre
Britain ; and the same patriotic example has I'ecl
follov6;ed by the Galway Militia, at -prlient
tered in this City.

SPORTING. INTELLICEATCE.

s.CHEL\KFORI).

TUESD.,.\, AVG,UST IL
Her Majesty's Plate of Lin;: Hundred Cubic:is, by 3 yr 0,
fillies, carryinq 71b. and 4 yrg old, 9st; The. best 04
threetwo-mileileats. '•,
Mr. Guiding7s. h. f. Lampedo, 3 yrs old
Mr. Heathcote's ch. f. Georgiana, 3 yrs old
Sii F.:Poole's-4r; f. Tawney, 4 yrs old

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There is now on the estate of ARTHISI
Etisti` BAKER, Esq. of Glyn cc..'ltiog, near Chick
Castle, in the COunty of Denbigh, air Oak..tree that
measures the fallowing most uncommortdbnensions;
The length to the crown, 23 feet ; the cirriiinfa.
ence at bottom,.two ket from the ground, 5,i feet;
ditto in the middle, 32 feet, making.a• total of no
less than • hi. 7 z cubical. feet, which, at ss, the foot'
the common trade price, amounts to the sum a
3681.

NINETEENTH 31...XPR ESS.;-=•,No. /5,70 gt tile first
drawn Ticket, entitled to. 2b,6001. ;vas soli and
registered by 1-1000 ES Alla CO. ,OYdrard.“rvit, and
St. Jarnes's-weet ; No. 29,467, cir.o.vn a Prize Of
20,0001. on the ninth day•; 30,333, (trawn•
Prize of goool. on the tenth d‘ty ; and the .Ticket,
No. .28,893; the.first drawn on the 13:11d en-
titled to sooBl. were also sold, shared, and i -
tered- by :1-foDoEs and Co.

No age. was- .eyer• more highly ditingui,hed for
Benevolence and Charity than the present, and. n 6
person has distinguislted.himself more by ads of this
kind thin that eminent- Medical Charader,
.Do6tor
'BitoDVM; witness his donation of 501, to the
Foundling Hospital-,. -and also to the Margate Infix..
mart', and Surrey Dispensary, of which Institution
he is, eleeted a GO'vernor for Life ; besides.- his 'do-
nations- to. the Freemason's' and Cuirdlethind Sch9ol,
and many other Charities. His more pr/ ...-a e aas
can only be learned by inquiries'among the Poor in
his neighbourhood; none of whom are ever allowed
to go away unsatisfied from .histloori—Such an cS•
ample ought to be imitated by all who are evallf
blest with the-means of relieving distress as the
Doetor, who-seems, indeed,- to accumulate wealth
the faster, the more he lays out in this Way.