The Sun.
London, England, 1808-08-01 00:00:00

SALE OF MERINO SHEEP.,,
TO be SOLD, from Ahe Stock of the 'light Hon.
Lord Sui,ierviire,, Frirty -eight MERINO E LS of
puce :1106(4-four Ewes in each Lut ; six of tire Lots at, Eighty
(,inneas each Lot, and six Lots at Sixty Gnirieas each Lot.
These. Ewes are rinpartrally classed wish rc.,,p,,,et o ,g, aqd
t.11141i;) ; and as, w;tllexeption of a vet, 'few E wes brought
troai Spain, they are ore,i' ny,tne Proprietor within the last
six yea;s, these Lots avast ther,efore consist of young arid
/rest& Sheep, for which those i'no tirst apply will be en-
titiett to a preference in cliuice,

isu se.‘7enty E Wes, IVletitio and Ryland, three quarteis
b:ood ; ten E \yes lit each Lot, at seventy C.uineasthe'Lot-;
anti eighty F.,‘: ditto d;tto, half blood; twenty Ewes
Lot, at Eighty Cui.',e,,s the Lot.
Flu: Sheep will be res.iy for delivery in their Wool before.
the i;tti day of this' or witltout their
.Wool, by the
..15,1A day 1)1 A u4ust next, at tti optiori t the Purchaser;
until tune, if, they rent ti, the Sheep will be kept on
the oest to,d,ty•.•
Purchasers of oiie bt wore Lots of these Ewes will, on
hiring a Merino Rain tar - the ensuing Season, at the usual
rate, be entitled to twenty-tive per cent. tiu,count Ott the
price of the E wes.

- The Stock be pdidlor on delivery, and inay be seen by
Tickets, for it is tequeSted num* bit intending Put-
chasers will apply. • • •
Ihquire of ivir. Layton CoOk, zB, Hill street, Berkeley.
Square.

QPILSBURY's PATEN r ANriscortßuric
DROVS are to, be hail gamine, Wholesale ind Re-
tall, at the following Houses : Messrs. Dicey and Sutton,
No. to,liwoawCal:ludicsh:ivy,aa rtr s, No 6
liNewb. ert6y, siaidt. i,Snalu,i, N ssro.gusl,lSerts.
PC4huel:ips;i Shaw
llowartt and Evans Long-lane; Ba; urthy
Nnd
Sou, Fleet-market; M1114.011;4 No. 15, G reek • Street, Soho;
L'o%‘vvi
ii,gilhAt. 1
aA C , BurutiglA.; ar Croydo.., and Newport, Isle
vi he genuine Medicine has the words " by the
King's Patent," expr:ssed on the Bottle, Bill, and Wrapper,
and the King Duty uty printed in blitck.- ink, iti liotties
of
ss. bd, tog. and ft. 2s, ttuty included, as usual, at the only
Dispcnsary,No. Is, Soho-square, Louctun. .

COPY of DPOSITIQNS taken at an Examination into
the Ctlviltion'of the State 'Prisoners in the G4r,l of K
MALI iIA the County ot; Dublin ; pursuant to His
Exektle:J(4 the Lori Lieutenant's Letter to the tight
nouratile the Lora Chief Justice of 4:1; Court of King's

. • - iulY 17, 1804.
13ernard Coile, Ist. John 'Palmer has
. !aim Palmer, ,
Harry Hughes,
been in Gaol for twelve
i- ,
- Michael Farrell, months ;. is deprived of
• au "sworn. .- seeing his 'family, save in
These ciimpose a room
the
of the first clAss.
. and il)en only for fifteen

• minutes at a tune. This
is his greatest griesance, and chief complaint ; as
to any ether complaint against - the officers. of the
Gaol, his mind is 'so engaged with -regret at not
seeing his children, that he dues not think of any
thing

Heorv‘Hughes complains cif want of exeriii.e, be-
ing accustomed w exercise.

The -manner of serving their t,iduals.,is really
shocking 3 have but oa 'attendant for' that purpose,
atad •he is the same pel m who cleans their room.—
The quality of their food is very bad. • His dinner
yesterday was a leg of larnT) ; it was kept too long..
The bunter is bad and rancid. Tie bread in gene-
ral unfit 'for use—good bread this morning. -The
bread appars to be steeped
in water.
The separation and •close
confinement. are ca,,ricous
—those ,contined in the,
same room are not permitted to exercise together.
Their diSagreeable situation arises from bad house-
keeping, rather than from a desire of ceeonorny.
Mr. i
co
Palmer, and Hughes, have often dined
together, and did not get enough. 91 meat by tliez.
bone being weighed into the allowance; have com-
plained to Dr. Trevor and .Mr Dunn; but have
not been redressed. .
Note.--TheKildarepri. One great alleviation
:otter, arns,ufirnar, to.ibout
would- be to give the six-
ntty, live tOgetner, and
Wave a yard al wa s open to teen or _seventeen ..of the
them,. Wit are called tree better sort of prisoners, the
second class in point of -
allowalice,
same permission to e.xer-

Michael Farrell.

else together as the Kildaro,
• , . pri.ouers have.
Mr. Hughes says—Mr. C7!-ay, Mr. Hickson,,anch
Mr. Patten, would be glad t3overnment would
allow Mrs. Gray (pi isouer's sister) lo remain in the
Gaol,' to- receive the sum allox :.1 by Govertiroept,.
with which they would support themselves; to,
have the Irc'edoth of ale yard---.the hospital-room
where Dwyer' lives would answer,.
'[They all date that the separation seems to be ca-
pricious.

The grievances they .have'cornplained of are inr.
potable to the Inspeaor.
Ttevor has frequently Promised redress, but
has not procured it.

Theattendance is improved, but it would be ne-
cessary to- hire another -attendant to take care of
their rooms. Persons who ;sleep in the same room
are not permitted to dine together, ur to speak to--
gether when at exercise.,

One grievance is that the prisoners cannot get any
answer to their letters .to the Cast Trevor is'
the medium .through which the letters-are sent, but
they do not get any an-
swer.
Many letters to the pri-

Mr. Hughes.

sonemare opened by the.
turnkeys. Mr. Murray's letter: to--a Lady in Eng-
land, tw:z shown by the,turnkey to two or three of
th" State Prisoners in his (the prisoner's) room-►+did
not mention this.circtunstance.to Dr. Trevor. • • • '

Mr. Eihner wishes to have opportunity of seeing
his eliesl daughter, when nece,sary- tor his -busi-
ness, and to speak with her on his private affairs,
without a turnkey being present. •
Mr. Hughes wishes particanly tossee his brother.
in-law, Mr. Gray, who is also a prisoner.
Mr. Bernard Colic complains that he has not re•
ceived any Government allowance during the time
he was confined in Newgate. • . .
• He says .hls health requires other visuals than
those furnished to the prisoners, such as broth,
Which he has been: refused. Dr. Farrell wishes'to
be permitted to live in the,same room with:Mr.
-Patten, who has a Chemical Elaboratory. •
Mr. Colic states, that he became a bankrupt be-
fbre hi§ imprisonment, that there is a debt of 681.
2s. tad. dna to one Tute, -of the Ulster Hotel, in
King-street, for the provisions furnished to him
whilst in Newgate, winch he has ncrinwans of pay-
ing.
Sir, •
Copy Letter front Mr. "On the 23d. August
Cuile, to T:evur. last I was committed to the
.Gaol of Newgate by a Se-
cretary's warrant, and remained there until-the 23d
May ; during which pericia , I had
,no support from
Government. This distressing situation was render-,
ed still woran by the state of my affairs ; my pro-
perty being then,..and still (as you may see by the
inclosed advertikaient) in the hauch of assiLwel