The Sun.
London, England, 1809-12-23 00:00:00

WALBLIOOK-ItETURNS.B.

* Mr. Ryde . . . 74
* Ross . . . . . • 71
Heywood . .. . • ,
lames .'„ . • 4;

Mr. Ashby . . . . 34
Williams . . . .
Pearce
Bell
Deputy Margray, . .
Mr. jatneS resigned, and the other eight Candidates were

returned.

CANDLF,WICK WARD.

Mr. Walter , . .
Kirby
Whitby
4iWelch
Humpleby
BROAD-STREE T W.

Mr, Goombrido .
ossick
Gale . . . . 4(
P Pau
Mmtder . . . . .

RD-RETURNS 10.

Mr. Marriot . . 6;
Crokatt
* Clark
1.313:41and
Patterson . . . • •' 4S
Arthu r ..

Mr. Sharp

Ficarn
*'Acheson • •
Chapman . . . - • ,
Causcon . .•• • 2/
Cot tete! 7

. 44

ALD G ATE.
•
Mr.- Taddy . . 136 'Mr. Favell
Deputy Weddel . . . x:,3 Druce .
Thorpe
Bickerstaft .
Ikelesrs. Robinson and Tay lorresiAned, and the other siJC
Candidates were declared duly eleaed•

BILLINGSGATE WARD-RETURNS 10.

Mr. Deputy Ord . : 60
Broivu
Dornford . . . .
Ettia '
Hearsay_ 46
,Ockteri
Uutililey .. . . .

Mr. Hanson -. • • 43
Sampson. . . . 39
Sirdlow-
* Piper 34
* Pickard . . • • 27
* I.Owell
*

-The 19Ilowing corps of Artillery have received
orders to hold' themselves in readiness for imme-
diate embarkation for Lisbon. One troop of
,Horse
Artillery, under the command of Capt. LEFEBV3
frQnl the Kentish distri6l, and two brigades of--Foot
'Artillery, under Captains HUGH es and kloart tbe.
-former, which is at present at Canterbury, is 10 b°
embarked at Ramsgate as soon as thh transports are
arrived there for its reception; of the latter, one bpi'
gage, which is at Battle, and the ottier at Portsmouth,
are" to be embiirked at the latter place ; and Captair,t
BaAN's Company of Foot Artillery- is in consequence
ordered from Canterbury to Battle, as well to supply
the place of those removed from thence, as to .make
room foe' Captain OLIVER'S CoMpany of Artillery,
daily expected from Walcheren.
An Inquest was taken last Tuesday at YilXief
Barracks, by John Atkinson, Gent. Coronet for the'
Hundred of Naisaburgh (officiating for Samuel
Wells, Gene.) on view of the body of Jean Barthe-
-1 my 'coolie, a French prisoner of war, who, as het
was endeavouring to make his escape dyer the paling
of the prison, was fired at by the centinel on duty,
and the ball' entering .hiS back, caused his death
shortly afterwards.—Frotn the testimony of Gen..
Williams and others before the Jury; it appears,
that oe late the behaviour of the prisoners has been
most outrageous and insulting. Wi.ki3t the soldiera
have evinced the greatest moderation and forbear.
ante.

On Saturday evening seven felons escaped. froth
the county gaol -of Waterford, by removing two
cross bars from one, of the loop-boles in the loweF
celis ward, and scaling the walls by'tneans of a rope
ladder thrown over by persons in Thomas's
Another prisoner, who had just been the adt of
ascending the ladder, when it' broke under him, was
secured by, the gaoler. , Five of these fellows were
some weeks .ago sent to the county from 'the city
prison-, from which it was apprehended they would
have escaped,
.having several times attempted it;
the other three belonged to the county. From
deliberate consideration of the faCts, a view of the
prison since the escape, and the character of the
keeper, little, if any blame, can be attached to hirn.

•
Ft&a,CorFEE.---;-Take one egg, crack it down,
shell and all, 'mix up with your ground coffee,
boil it and strain it off'; the liquor will be as clear
and brilliant as wine (and no wage) ; it .will ex-
hilarAte the spirits., whereas coffee not fined de-.
prei.er. the spirits.' Or .if an egg cannot be obtained,
a srnal},piece o Elae dried Ocitfqfg-4910 way be 10'
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