The Sun.
London, England, 1820-04-24 00:00:00

THE KING V. HUNT.

Tic Lftr,ll CHIFF JUsTICE-1 suppose,
Hoot, yogi have come to nuyve fur a new trial.
11.1 r. HuNT-1 have, toy Lot d+; I bane come.
to mote fur a new trial in the case of the King
agmiusi Hunt.
The Loon CUIEF•JUSTICII Saiti, it was now too
late to take he mater in 'o consideration to-day.
Mr. Hun might move on a future day ; it would
be without ,Any preinir ce to hill!.
Mr. HUNT requested tha their Lordships would
bare :be goodness to n.tme a day,

The Lola) CnrEF-JUSTICR said, it WAS nobab!C
thA the Gentlemen at the Bar had many mo►ions
►o make; and WI tune of tl►em mentioning that
there were about 20 on the li:t, his Lordship
name►! Wednesday as the day on which the motion
‘‘oold be herd.

REFRAC I.OIIY CONDUCT
OF TIIE FEMALE CONVICTS IN NEWGATE.

An alarming spirit ofinsarbordination has been
evinced by the female Convicts under orders for
transportation in Netvgare. About three weeks
since, Mr. BflowN, the Governor, received in-
structions to prepare forty of those unfortunate
women for ttansportatiou ; from 'tt feeling of
humanity and kindness towards them, lie
Mooday and Tuesday last for interviews with
their friends, to take a parting farewell ;
wits repeatedly solicited to say What particular
day they writild be sent off, but this he very'itr"-
thinly declined stating, as !rum the description
.of
visitors, some of them the most abandoned cha-
racters, a rescue might he atten,pted. On Wed.'
nesday morning early Mr. Brown found
,the doOr
of Nesvgate surrounded by ruffian's and infamous
females of every description, expecting the wo-
men to be removed; but finding there was no-ap-
pearauce of that sort, they peaceably separated.
Ott Friday night, about eight o'clock, Mr. Brows&
received his final orders to remove the convicts
early on Satorday morning ; lie instantly cornimi-
nic'ated his orders to them, and requested they
svdold ba ready in time. The moment thgy
heard the intelligeuce, they btor,t out into bitter
invectives, used the most infamous and obscenc
'language, broke the windows, and swore
tile), would not be conveyed away. .111 r. Brow'rt
was compelled to call in one of the City Marshals,
amid procure assnimber of Coustablei to assist n
ca•e a riot took place, which appeared likely ru lie.
the case ; when Mr. B. obtained silence, he ad•
dressed them on the impropriety of their condiff.t.
instead of attending to his admonition, they set
up a dreadtul yell, and amain made use of the most
blasphemous language. At length he threat vocal
to handcuff them, and actually prucuted anuto-
her of handcuffs, which, when they saw, they
hecarbe more calm. None of them would go to
bed, HII,I Saturday morning, about five o'clock.
Mr. Hardy cot!veyed them in coaches, four in
each, to the Therm. s Police-office,
,where they
were etnhar ked On board a Gravesend boat, and
conveyed on board the ship Morley, lyi,g in Gal-
leon lieach. During their journey kora Net-stater
to the water-side, they behaved to 'the saute de.,
Braved manlier, screaming murder,, and oop. ; ry;
that Newgate would, be bnrot. Mr. Hardy sue..
ceeded in lodging them all safe on board the shii*
about two o'clock ; they then became ‘rnorn
peaceable.

Peas will this spring be earlier in the market
than May cabbages; the young plants of the
ter having been totally destroyed by the severity
of the sate wiWer.

BIRTHS.
On.Thurstlay last, at Preshaw House, Hants, the Right
r;itile. Lady Mary Long, the lady of Waiter Long, Esq.,
of a daughter.
On Thursday last, at Beauchamp Lochs, near Gloucester
the Lady of Major-Geheral Guise, of a ut.

ALARM:FA).
At Elthatn, Kent, on the inih inst. Robert Belcher, Esq.'
of Henley on Thames, Okfordshire, ti. t.ini y Slieldrake Kew—
niece of the late Cohnsel Sheldrahe, of the Royal

On the IFt'h instant., at Caitinc:lber Ifit'ause, Perthshire,
.1014 n G►n n, 1.41, Advocate, Edinburgh, to Anne Maule, only
(,f the late Nlurdoeh, of Gavtincaber, Esq.