The Sun.
London, England, 1828-03-06 00:00:00

THE RECORDER'S REPORT

The Recorder of London yesterday made 's report to ti
King in Council, of the following prisoners under sentere.t
of death in Newgate-namely, William Baker, aged 24.,
James Herring, 19, John Cavannah, 19, for highway rob-
bery ; Robert Williams, 29, John Kilminster, 18, Charles
Stanley, 17, Michael Russell, 16, Richard Hart, 18, and
John Rook, 22, for stealing in a dwelling-house to the
value of 5/. and upwards; Henry Walton, 24, Thomtri
Edwards, 23, Jeremiah Crawley, 15, Martin Blaney, 16-,
Maria Smith. 22, William Longman, 22, and Thomas
Hough, 19, for housebreaking; Richard Richatdson,
for cutting and maiming; Thomas Chapman, alias Der-
rick, 28, William Johnson, alias Carter, 30, and George.
Newman, 19, for horse-stealing ; Edward Ferdey, 22, rat-
turning from transportation"; James Foggoteer, 24, anti
Thomas Millgrose Sheppard, 92, for burglary; conviete.
at the December sessions, Also the following convicted'
at the January sessions :-Matthew Green, 21, Wil-
liam Godfrey, 33, and Thomas Newman, 2t, far horse
stealing ; Charles Melford, 17, William Mallard, 21, arty:
Jeremiah Sullivan, 28, for hoots-breaking and rohbvii
John Lantaff Darney, 20, for forgery ; Daniel AFC:l.:thy;
17, Henry Sutton, 21, and Anthony Bernard, 28, for
stealing in a dwelling-house to the value of fa and. op-
wards; William Allkin, 24, Robert Ryan, 24, Semuei
smith, 23, Thomas Floodgate, 19, Michael Andrews, 27,
Henry Nicholls, 20, and Richard Jones, 47, for house-
breaking; Nicholas Henigan, 60, for shooting at a pemoz.-.
with a loaded pistol with intent to do him some grievo,:s
bodily harm ; Thomas Collison, 22, for burglary ; anal
James Tomlinson, 29, for cattle stealing ; ail of whoa;
his Majesty was graciously pleased to order to be resp:tzd.
during his Royal pleasure, excepting Thomas Ch3pll2-,
alias Derrick, and William Johnson, alias Carter, for hors.-,.-
stealing ; and William Melford, Charles Ale!ford, and .Jere-
miah Sullivan, for house-breaking and robbery, upott whom
the law is left to take its course, and they are ordered for
execution on Wednesday next, the 12th inst.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL.

TUESDAY, MARCH 4.—High Water ,S 9 minutes past
12 o'clock...-.-Wind W.N.W.—Arriycj, the Boren', Wick-
mann, from Brahestadt, with tar; ; Alexey, WMff, from
St. Peteraburgh, with iron and deals; Ottowa, Fretm,,n,
from Finland, with deals, tar, and pitch ; Blenheim, War-
ren, from Waterford, with wheat, &c. ; Tom, Pierce,
from Waterford, with wheat, &c. ; Charlotte, M'Kintev,
from Drogheda, with flour, &c. ; Better Luck Still, Steel,
front Dublin, with wheat ; Alexander, Dodd, front
Limerick, with oats; Denorwicks, Hannah, from Kirkcnd-
bright, with oats ; Jane, Rothford, from Drogheda, with
oats; St. Patrick, Leed, from Newry, with oats ; Been-
lotion, Grant, from Newry, with oats ; Nancy, M'Cuuley,
from. Stornaway, with wool and oil ; Columbus, Warne.
from Cardiff, with iron ; Eclipse, 'Turnbull, from Glas-
gow, with sundries ; Thetis, Townley, from Dublin, with
the mail ; Roger Stewart, from Charleston, off.—Priyate
signal, Mr. Murray Gladstone's, for the Finchett, from
savannah ; I ship, 3 brigs, off, half-past five o'clock.
CLEARED OUTWARDS, MARCII 4.—Braganza, Bowl*.
for Honduras.

Telegraph-Office,ll.llrch 4.
POINT LYNAS, MARCH 3.—Passed, outward-hound, at
o'clock, the American ship Tally-ho, for Virginia; at
8, a.m. 1 ship,. 2 brigs, homeward-bound ; half-past •
1 bark, 1 schooner, homeward-hound;
.half-pot IR, X
brigs, I schooner, homeward-bound ; 1 brig, outward.;,
Pilot-boats, Nos. 5 and 4, off Lynas.
GREAT ORM'S HEAD, .MARCH 3.—At 9, a.m. I -ship,
3 brigs, outward-bound ; 2, p.m. 2 brigs, 1 schooner,
homeward-bound. Wind N.N.W. thic2 dirty weather.
MARCH 4.—At half-past 10, p.m. wind at Holyhead
this morning, W.N.W. Honing fresh; three quarters-past
10, a.m. off Holyhead, homeward-hound, this morning, ti
brigs
-
brigs and 3 ships, have not yet shown their numbers at
three quarters-past 11. Passed Point,,Lylsr-'', outward
bound, yesterday, at 4, p.m. No. 397,1 rig William. Brig
I'inchett iu distress, in the Rock Chanel, with Air. :Mut,
ray Gladstone's private signal king. Finchett, from
vannah, in distress. Inquiry has been made by telegrapL,
of the nature of the brig's diStress ; the answer from Brit..
stone is—" She i 9 amongst the banks, with an ensign-
union down at her gaff.'!-
She has not the code ~f signals
to communicate her-distress.

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There is..a midwife in the parish of St. Mewarr,
near St. Austell, named JANE ROBERTS, who is in hn-
97th year, and' who retains her strength and facilities en
as to be able to attend to her pros essionul duties. On the
ifiltigtltioinastttaennct she SN
ithe
‘I: .S
f.eo called tip
one of
faht ferotiro'l
neighbours,
eock in
the morn-
,nmiors•nh-.,
Ehßototrys..—The
-:,lAlifarentid.tiis
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safelyi,ipitEit to,:szbEedt\i,n alisfelvst;
0;,A,:n.:
iciiehl:,:. 4:l4.ramds:Ltdiiieeahninsda Lieutenant
ob
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the
tti
Ireland,
rianctirtis,..,,
oand s
Saturday.
received with every mark of respect, and declared hiniseif
.uarsd as:7 sworn
L.! at.
highly pleased with' the appearance of the country through
and
warm terms, the decorous conduct of the immense commended,
srowct
who alVaited his arrival and attended his progress to Cr.:,
Castle:. It would be yet premature to offer any opinion upor:.
a very select and dis,ti
hls government. - There is good reason to believe, however,
that it will he conciliatory. His reputation for rininifteenc.:„
and the bustle occasioned by his arrival, have already created,
activity and excited hope amongst our drooping eit:,,,,,.
Ilia E.:lcellency entertained
i::cufi 'lit
the
party at dinner at the Castle, on Saturday evening. There
:r_tAiwiecEt.t.ott, Comm"
Lord :Mayor and Sheriffs,
the three Chief Judges, the
severalll%te.rrceeps ,r efoseofunrtt.h„‘t her ed Loaniiisshh,,o
ppC: ,
Marquises of WESTMEATH and Dow NSII IRE, Lord Foalis,
Baron TWYI,L, &t.. &c. The guests amounted to about
•29. Kis Excellency conferred the honour of Knightliond.
on the Lord Mayor, which, it is supposed, is but an earnest
of the Baronetcy which his Lordship is to receive. Wa
leave not heard that -Knighthood was offered to the High
Sheriffs of the City, on whom devolved the honour of ton-.
ducting his Excellency into town. He rode between them,
—Dublin Frefinan'c Journal.