The Sun.
London, England, 1832-12-04 00:00:00

RECORDER'S REPORT.

voro.
Yesterday the Record-r made his report to his M.jesty
11 the prisoners in Newgate under sentence of death, eon-
letecl at the last Old atilt)? Sess;ons, viz.
Saunders, alias Jones, 22, John Whittey 28, Sarah
iittey, alias Rosina Sarah Ann Eliza 25, for Highway Roh-
-1 Y• Henrietta Maria Hall 36, Edward Smithers 25, Daniel
artin 28, Nicholas Wood 27, Thomas Jepson 28, Henry White
vi and George Bates 19, for Housebreaking. Robert Mace
henhines Sutton 27, Henry Kemp 21, Thomas Jones 20, and
ry Gray 32, for Cutting and Maiming. All of whom
ii4eitte except arjesteyxcweas graciously
ttussluypoln whoeased
is left fortorested execution on
Llt3nclay. next. The case of Thomas AWOL is postponed for
Aner
COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE.

10. ,
i Artaxerxes was well performed hereon Saturday night.
4`
h.lit. LENOX as Artabanes. was the principalfortunately
object of
ention. This was his first appearance, and,
kr 11,44 he made a very successful hit. His voice it an
l° ee'lent baritono, it is powerful, expressive of the pas-
I rte..ll, and when it shall have acquired a little more flexi-
ItY, will be admirable. He was evidently much di,con-
d, alough
rehading energetic in hirt. s actHeion,
requi and bad a very
th
new es a little
Ptaltle
to adapt his commanding voice to the house in which
Performs, and which, from his capabilities, we conclude
‘t;ivill speedily accomplish. He was encored with great
vt tisiasm in the air " Thy father ! away ! I renounce the
i ,claim !" Bringing out and encouraging a young
tlttenian in these •' untoward " days of Covent-garden of
);I‘, high promise and ability as Mr. LENOX decidedly is,
t4aa volumes for the judgment and good taste of M.
~:,°aTa• The Irish Wife wag the next piece. It was
; but the hisses, groans, and cries of " Off, off," which
Ling the performance of the piece resounded throughout
C,
te! house, in our opinion sealed its fate, and, consequently,
ipthstanding the excellent acting of Miss KELLr (who
k,ones.t. ed the principal part), we may leave it to its dreary
‘q

-ttrncing the gossip of the day may be men-
e4 a rumour that a letter has been addressed to the
g °f. HOLLAND by L,,rd GREY, more than a fortnight
"n which the Minister gave explicit assurances to his
. teh ATAJ,,STY that the British Government were sin..
,sly desirous for the preservation of pea e, and if the
Adel of Antwerp were surrendered the KING might
ti:n ingathnewthneeopo"aitnitosn
tnwrithw
htihn
he cietertaihandty
contended
"ing the navigation of the Scheldt and the internal
Ptitinications. That this letter, the story goes, has
not only unnoticed by the King of HOLLAND, but
ii.iQe has not even submitted it to the States-General, or
; council of State. There could not be more direct
.. ' if this shall turn ought: to be the case, of his having
'`e°very of Belgium in view, and other ulterior objects
"t1(1 those avowed in his official intercourse with the
" Conference.
.I‘riIIPTIALS OF LORD LINCOLN AND LADY
A
1/4„k HAMILTON.—On Tuesday, the marriage of Lord
r:"tt.t. son of the Duke of NEWCASTLE, anti Lady
-4 HAMILTON, daughter of the Duke of HAMILTON,
telthrated at Hamilton Palace. From 11 to 15,000
1144
n,.;_ti mostly from the town of Hamilton, assembled on
tll:44inn. The Duke of HAMILTON presented himself
-3,3 from the balcony of the palace, and was loudly
0-"' The Duke of NECASTLE also c mie into the
.tilY' but was not recogn W
ised. At 12 o'clock the
I) Pair entered a splendid equipage to take them to
he
a seat of the Duke of HAMILTON'S, where
t 1 'l'et° spend some time. The app.arance of the
st
e the door was hailed with rapturous cheering. She
;4 dress of figured satin, covered with blond lace. On
t'llg the carridge, she bowed to the assembled multi-
i sod
cartiage was accompanied to Wishaw by one
1.,
%T. horsemen of the Duke of HA:int:roses tenants.
Lttir:",alsr-house the bridal pair appeared at the door,
Itr„-tt" to the 'thousands who were assembled. The
tp,l4? Was conducted in a truly Scottish style. Ten
it
oftAtted from the palace to ride the " btouse," on
1, the finest horses that could be procured in Scot-
lkiihe race was an exceedingly keen one. The bride
ed t'tgruntri were met about half way to Wishasv, andsco “ taste the bride's bottle," as is common in
w?
ito 'll country weddings. The whole road, from
dace to Wishaw-house, was filled with spectators of
meseription, in carriages, gigs, on horseback, and on
~.41:1 presented a very animated scene. The bride
."4ele on the occasion weighed a hundred pounds.—
gntc Chronicle.
4 Saturday last the will of the late Tiros.
sppli
,‘,. , ,
,E.q.„ was proved in the Prerogative Court of
tlictibishon of
.... ~,," CANTERBURY, by W. T. HODSOLL
1,_"4" "IR, Esqrs., the executors, to whom pro.was granted. The effects were sworn wider 9,0001.
Lp. left 501. to the Licensed Victuallers' School in
1.1:1g ton-lane, to be paid twelve months after his de-
'tit and in the event of hie son dying under age. and ~ rune, and after the death of Mrs. PHIPPEN,
-`4_ left 5001. to the permanent fund for the support '
,741Yed 'Licensed Victuallers, 5001. to the above
11:'_ and 250/. to the Asylum for aged Licensed Vic-
'sin the Kent-road.—Morning Advertiser. •