The Sun.
London, England, 1842-07-05 00:00:00

REMOVAL OF CONVICTS.

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The under-named prisoners were removed from Newgate
Saturday, to the hulks moored at Woolwich, preparatory to their
voyage to New South Wales, to which colony they are banished
for the terms set after their respective names, viz. :
Ea- their Natural Lives--11/ahomed Balletti, aged 29 • F.
Beard, 48 ; James Greenland, 25 ; Richard Davis, 18 ; Henry
King, 29.
For 15 Years—Henry Young, 22; Nicholas Forster, 25 ;.

R. NPKnighr, 29.
For 14 Years—Charles Wilson, 20; Henry Wilson, 224
Thomas Kirby, 43..
For 12 Years—Francis Mitchell, 20 ; Robert Wright, 17 ;
Thomas ILley, 18. •
For 10 Years—Thomas Baker, 16 ; R. Eldridge, 25 ; Geo.
Davis, 18 ; Henry Keep, 29 ; W.' Murray, 25 ; Thos. Barry,
23 ; George Wilson, 20 ; Thomas Huis, 23; George Algar,
19 ; J. Bartz, 12 ; C. Edenborough, 27; Thomas white, 26;
J. Gwynne, 21 ; J. Elmore, 19; Henry Lloyd, 14; J. Tyr-
rell, 25 ; J. 13ades,20; J. Knowles, 25 ; George Langley, 14 ;
Edward Harris, 14; J. Harman, 21 ;. J. Sanger, 20; M. J.
Lyons, 22 ; Joseph Smith, 15 ; J. Gollscher, 22.
For 7 Years—Frederick Hayes, 12; William Lovell, 22;
Charles Pritchard, 28; W. Webb, 25.; Charles. Swift, 22, J.
Etigehill, 24; T. Coleman, 31 ; J. Kerrison, 19; J. Boxall,
'lB ; Edw. Scott, 21 • Wrr. Fair, 14; John Farrell, 24 ; James
Tabraktain, 15 ; C. Teontbes, 19 ; Joseph Quin, .1,2; J. Ha-
therwell, ';6; G. Oakley, 18 ; T. Chatterton, 2S ; Henry
Hudson, 12 ; J. Rouse, 24 , J. Herbert, 19 ; ri. Ilyvant, 11;.
J. Pratt, 23 ; 11. Haines, 24 ; Henry Liedman, 15 ; G...Conpert.
20 ; and J. Wright, 20.
Ihe juveniles under 14 years of age will be detained in the .
boys' ship, in order to be taught. a trade.

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~ :NIOISELLE RACIIEL.--Tlxx limited engage-
ment of this eminent actress, at her Majesty's Theatre, tee-
initiated with much eclat last night. The character selected
by Madetuniselle Rachel for her leave-taking was Roxane, in
the Bajazet of Racine, the most temler and poetical of all the
French tragedy writers. Bajazet is, perhaps, freer from the
characteristic vices of French tragedy—a substitution of decla-
mation and refinement for pa,sion and simplicity—than any
sustained in a tepid
similar work. Last season and during the present Nldlle.
Rachel delighted the admirers rf the French drama by her
matchless iropers,nation a Roxane. She gained immense
nocher
acbhuatr,acwteerres,
manner. After Bajazet the pretty ballet divertissement,
aeifPtila:aur ofl"Attas'liftlieit..hyTlihide
one act, by Perrot, called Le Peruser Napolita;n '
~, in which
Guy Stephan and Perrot danced the " Tarantella
formed. Tins house, WAS exceedingly well attended'. was
per.
MARGATE, J MN 4.—W e learn from a g-ood. source:
that should the present remarkable fine weather continue, it is
more than probable her Nlost. Gra •
mous Majesty the Queen
Dowager will try the efiekt of a a
Isle of Thanet. Margate has, steamboat excursion to the
as the extent of the first day's,,we understand, been fixed on
live or six hours either frosti 131aqv'le' which will-occupy only
(i„,„ of tide being selected ckwall ser London-bridge, the
weather continue favourab'e for embarkation. Should .the
Go her Majesty's health, i and the voyage prove auspicious•
Walmer willbe huno n all probability Ramsgate, Deal, and
well-known tired by her Majesty the tollowinq da • The
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less salubrity of the • •
air about these spots will doubt-
prove greatly bend '
ccial to her Majesty'3 'heal&
Great search
during the Yof silver was experienced in Ruthiu
Tuesday last,
and Quarter Sessioll3, which were held on Monday and
it was with difficulty that. the country bills
were settled, owing to there being "no change" to be had. It
is a fact, that a genti,.man paid Is. 6d, ' for changing a full-
weight soverei n
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