The Sun.
London, England, 1823-04-01 00:00:00

CHRIST'S' HOSPITAL.

Children put forth Apprentices . . .-.. 195
Buried last year - - , - - 0
Children under care of the Hospital .; - 1000
To be admitted on Presentation ' ' -, 150
ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S.

Patients admitted., cured, and discharged last yeat z 9969
Buried . - . . _ 277
Remaining—ln-Patients - 411-11 .
817
Out-Patients 4 S:l3 )

eo that there have been under the care of this Ilovital
last year - 11,063
ST. THOMAS'S •
Patients admitted, cured, abd discharged last year 10,00
- - 193
Remain ing--in-Patien ts . 442 I
Oat-Patients - 332 - 774
..-0
Under care of the Hospital last year 11,029

IHUDEWELL HOSPITAL.
Vagrant* committed by the Lord Mayor and Aidernien 359
Apprentices sent for solitary confinement - ~ .liti
Persons to be sent to different parishes 0 .. 92
Apprentices to be brought up to different trades 4 16

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BETH LEM HOSPITAL:
nemaining in the nospital the Ist of January, )822 ' 216
Admitted since January, 1822 172
- 388
Cured and discharged last year - 1112
Remain under cute and incurable to Dec. 31, 1822 226

308
The Statement of the Hospitals being read, the boys sung a
hymn composed for the occasion ; after which the Bishop of
Bristol mounted the pulpit, and delivered an eloquent Sermon.
Service being over; the company returned in the same order
back to the illansion.hodse with the exception of that part con.
netted with the Blue Coat boys.

GREENWICH PAVIC—The usual annual sports took place
(sere yesterday, and all passed off in perfect good humour and
tranquillity.

The Mecitings of the 'Poftsmouth and Forties Philosophical
Society, terminated on Friday evening the 21st instant, When
an interesting Lecture on the Propert►es df Air, was delivered
by James Cull, Esq. President of the Society.-4t iawith coo.
aiderable pleasure we congratulate the town on the Success which
has marked the progress of this Society, during the third public
Session, from which may be confidently anticipated the most
Pleasing results. The Society contributes so rationally to our
Winter's amusement, and is so calculated to raise a spirit of re.
tenth and emulation inthe yotinget branches ofsociety, as to lay
a claim to the warmest patronage of all the friends to science and
literary, talent —The arrangements mule at the commencement
of the Sestion, for Lectures to be delivered in courses, have
been observed with little deviation. The Subjects most ttally
treated of,. were—Astronomy, Optics, Mechanics, and Cite.
Mistry.—Seperate Leetufes on Pneumatics, the Ear, (geology,
and Poetry, have also been given in a manner highly interest_
ing.—An enlarged Code of Laws aroabout to be adopted at the
Annual Meeting in September next, which provides for Ladies
to become Subscribers.

On the 2ifd inst. at lladdington, in presence of the Sheriff of
the countyt the Right Rev. George Pretyman Tomline, Lord
Bishop of Winchester,. Ike. liens by a distinguished Jury,
of whom Lord viscount Maitland was Chancellor, served
heir male in general of Sir Thomas Pretyman, Bart. of
Nov,a Scotia, who died about the middle of last cen-
tury. his Lordship also established his right to the an-
cient, Baronetcy of 'Nova Scotia, conferred by Charles I. on
Sir John Pretyman of Luttdington, the male ancestor of Sir
Thomas. The family of Prettyman, originally from Suffhlk, and
of great antiquity in that county, has produced many indivi-
duals 'celebrated for their virtues and loyalty. Although pos-
sessed of ample estates, they liatli like many others, the misfor-
tune to) lose them all in the cause of Charles the Second,
whose ingratitude hi his faithful adherents is SO notorious.
Amid the vicissitudes of human life, it is pleasing to con-
template the revival of an ancient family in the per-
son of a respected Prelate, the friend and instiurtor of
the immortal Pitt. The family were connected by marriage
with the Stetrarts, Earls of Bothwell, hereditary High Sheriffs
oilladdingtonshire, on which account the service took place in
that county. After the service, the nobleuien and gentlemen of
tile jury, and others officially connected with the service, partook
of an elegant entertainment at Blackwell's. In the course of
the evening ninny appropriate toasts were given, which were
enlivened by the taste and harmony of (low and his excellent
band, and the evening passed away with the utmost cony!.
'vlality and cheerfultiess.—( Edinburgh Courant, March 21.)

PRICE SEVENPr,NCr.

NEWSPAPER BOUNCERS:

The Morning Chronicle, said one day last week,
" that Count de Lao AnDE, fix-Ambassador of France at the
Courtof Atadrid, inui arrived in liantion for the purpose of
preventing the departure of certain refugee French officers from
the ports of this country for Spain. "—We can positirely
affirm, that there is no truth whatever in the above statement.

The Nero 7'itner of last Week said, that 6. Gen. huat A t 1.019,
ErAilide-de-Cany of Buonaparte, was to littOe had`a. command
in the army of the Pyrenees, but that he had been 4ubsequently
rejected, because he had been one of the 31ilitary Judges of the
Duke d'ExcittElN." This is not true. We know that Getz.
LtMAIION, (who was bred a tailor,) was certainly not a Diem
ber of the bloody tribunal which condemned 'the Duke del?.isc,
HEIN and for the infOrmation of tha Editor of the
Times, we now publish the names of all, the who sat on
the mock trial of that murdered Prince, viz. Lr. 4, (Pre.
sident;) 0 U ITON, DAZANC6I:IIT, RAVIEII, BARROI:i,
HAVRE, b'AUTio;counTi and MOLIN.

The Courier of .last Wednesday Pub%hod a list of sonic
French Officers, totttlawito...whii.: had :sailed,' lately, front the
port of Loudon, lin- board of a British • I,ftSit • for -Cornelia,
with the view of forming a nucleus on the Spinisb frontier
of all disaffected Frenchmen. The Main fee: of this state.
meat Is true, and indeed was alluded to by corselves in our
taper of the 16th inst,, • in. oar reply. (0-4 letter addressed taus
y M. COLON, Secretary of the. Spanish Legation in London.
But she Courier was Misinformed in saying that Gen.
MANZ./ came from America to this country; and had Mailed for
Lisbon in company with Ca.. PuyEantEit, a French .out.
law, for the purpose of coiperating in Porttipi with the dis,
affected Frenchmen in .tpatn.: For we can asSert, from ocular
proof, that General LAT.ttstAN n was i 3 London on Friatiiy
lost, and further, that he did not come front Atocricato this
country, but from Stockhohn, where he had been for a consi-
derable time past. Colonel nVEROIER is
.also still in Enk
land. We believe that Lisbon .is the = destination of these
two Ex4French officers, but. they have certainly not yet
parted. • "
We shall Snake ft it point to Corlett, every Sunday, when
circumstances require it, the .gross. erfors and misrepresents.,
tions of the Metropolis, on Foreign:l'6l4les..
To chew, however, that *e ate equally inclined to give praise
Where praiSe is due, we must say that Tftt Sttli is a Paper
which has of late possessed 4 decided priority to authentic fo-•
reign intelligence. As, for instance, on NV ednesday last,. it
exClusively'gave news from Madrid, to the eve of the
departure, which Tnli SUN had received in six days from.the'
Spanish capital (a celerity of communication, we helieve.whol4"
unprecedented).—(British Monitor, March-30. j