The Sun.
London, England, 1801-11-06 00:00:00

/NFE/LIOIL CONVICTS.

Evan Jones, John Edwards, John Dennis, Wm•
Evans, Jahn White, alias Wilson, Wm. Tarracto
James Westbrook,- John Price, John Butler, dial
Williams, Wm. Rolls, Joseph Hamerton, Irmo
Lewis, John Connor, Charles Selby, John Hankins
Charles Hillier, Thomas Roberts, Eliz. Phillips
Mary Hall, Mary Eddis, Eliz. Murphy, Mart'
Cunningham, and Mary Evans, wer sentenced tcl
Seven Years Transportation :
William Skinner to Fourteen Years Transports•
tion :

Edward Jones and Francis Grantham to DO
Years Imprisonment ;
Mary Joyce, Bridget Joyce, Michael Waylin, and
Henry Williams, to Tsvehie Months Imprisonment•
The remaining Cony las were then adjudged L°
lesser punishments, which concluded the business (A
the Session.

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WALKING. MATCH.—ME. BARCLAY nas give-
notice that he will walk his match near Doncaster'
between the Sth and 13th inst. He is to make the
best of his way, by walking or otherways, on foot/
and undertakes to go ninety miles in twenty-one sue'
ceisive hours and a half.—He has been in training
ever since the beginning of September, and is 3
tall, athletic man, remarkably strong in the liaibs•
He is a Gentleman of about 40001. per ann. fortune
in Scotland. • He makes the bet 50001. each siclel
with IVlr. FLETCHER, a Gentleman of fortune, well
known on the turf. Mr. BARCLAY will therefore
walk for t 0,0001.. The bets at present are five t°
four in his favour, and the whole sporting world is
deeply interested in the event.

The brig Margaret, Captain Hicks, bound froni
Swansea to Falmouth with coals on Wednesclai
se'nnight foundered in Bead's Bay, when the Car
tain and six men unhappily perished, a boy bci'Z
the only one that escaped.
A Gentleman of rank was attacked by a set of
desperate villains, as he was. passing down B 0 9:I
street on 'Wednesday night, between twelve an.
one o'clock, who knocked him down with a Ulna;
geon, then rifled his pockets of his watch and
pocket-book, and immediately made off, leaving •
the Gentleman for dead on the ground. The Watch'
man coming up sojti aster, discovered, the unforiw
nate Gentleman, and gave assistance in condual
him•to.a:-, Hotel in Covent-garden, where he lodge'
and a Surgeon being sent for, dressed his wounds:
though.very severe on the head and over one
eye, are in a fair way of recovery.
" EXTRACT or A LETTER.—Yesterday a Lettet,
-came to hand. of a very extraordinary nature, on
ing, Mr. Roo Err BROWNING, of the
tea.warehouse, FenchurA-street,, caught cold 6'
years ago, which brought on a long train of coliri
,plaints, such as heavy night sweats, fright„,lial
-dreams, palpitation at the heart, fixed pain in r
side, a windy complaint in his stomach, and de
crease of memory, with fits of sneezing, trembling
and twitching of the eye-lids, as if sparks of 6,6,.
flew out of them ; Mr. B. thinks he is bound.'
duty both to God and man, to inform the Aubhy
that by recommendation of Mr. BLESS! NGHA-101) F
trit-OtLe, Fenchurcli-street, he took Dr. GA/tP11;
Pills, and app'ied his Plaster, nine weeks; I
is now happily cured of a 4 ihttbove maladies
fhis, like all other cases published by J. GAR Dr's"
ought to be enquired into.
N. B. Mr. BitowN,lNG's house is 49, Tabernacl,
Walk, Finsbury-square, or the Indi'a.House• h°
from nine rid three o'clock.
To Dr. GARDNER, Long-Akre.