The Sun.
London, England, 1812-03-27 00:00:00

ftEcENT;AS'

We nave on Saint-day last an abitraa of Mr.W.
ren's speech for the Company, on this Licnefii
project• Since that period the evidence on the sus
•ject of the sewers has been brought to condus On;
and is in substance briefly as follows
Mr. 'W. Nicholson, the Civil Engineer of sci
much scientific celebrity. Mr. Jones, another rap.t
respeaable Civil Engineer, and Mr. Morgan, the
Engineer to the Company for carrying: the Canal
into execution, have been severally -subinitted to
examinations in chief, and long cross-examinations;
on this 'point, and they concur in stating, as' the
result of their own aaual surveys and calculations;
drat, by the new sewer, the fall of thedrainage will
be halt an inch in ten feet, even if constrOted.on
plan to run into the existing. sewer, with entiat
diweniions every way, which fall is as much as
that in the great drain now making in klyde Park,
under the direction of the.CoMmissioners of Sewers,-
but if 'formed of a entailer and sufficient diameter,
the tall would be five- *trills of an inch in ten
feet. That the whole water north of the Canalnow
brought into the Sewer on the south, will be con-
veyed with equal facility and safety, and even With
more ef}e6l by the new sewer, after the work is
finished. • That not the slightest difficulty to the
tutuie sewage can arise from the height and dimen-
sions of the prOpoved drain, and indeed, that the
water may thereby be brought " with benefit to 111*
sewers, and altogether. without hazard." . That the
land will be better drained by
_the new plan than it
now is ; that even in cases of heavy - rains and
snows the drain.will be vufficient, as proved by
er drain now in Marylebone Park.b.ting
09k- that the tunnel can ea,ily be kept from being
,choaked and in perfeal repair; so as not to be liable
to accidents ; than this will be the result as well
the ground is built upon, as if left ip its present
state and that the work may be effeaed either
a brick or iron culvert, and a regular dip through.
out the whole course of the drain, which is n'aCtily
to be accomplished. Upon the whole, that the
posed alteraiionv would amend the condition of the
sewage, and bring the waters float these parts to
the • point where they are .now colle6ted together
for that use, with greater certainty and effect then
before.

Yesterday, at he Police Office; Hatton Garden,
Elias Abrams, a young man was brought • tip, by
Reid, jun. the -officer, under a charge of having,
broken into, and stolen some plate-out of the Coun-
ty Treasury, in the Treasury in Staples Inn. He
offered to go into the King's service, but the Gentle-
men of the Inn opposed it, and he was fully com-
mitted.

, . -151RTIIS. •
On the 6th inst. in Dorsetshire, the Right lion. Lady
Elizabeth Talbot, of a Son, being her thirteenth chi 14.1:
On the t rth inst. at. Sandling. in Sussex, the Lady of
William Deedes, Esq. M.P. of tlythe, of a Son.
On Sunday last, in Sloane-street, Mrs. T. C. Cadogan, of
a-Son..

On Tuesday last;--at Streatham, Surrey, the Lady of Tho-
mas Harrison. Esq. of a Daughter.
The Virile day, the Lady 01 Henry -Howard, Esq. M. P.
of a Dau,oter.

On the zstii-inst. in York-place, the Hon. Mrs. Thomas,
of a Daugheer.
On 'Nednesday last, at George Elwes's, Esq: the Lady of
Thoinas Duffle:et, .Esq. of a Son.