The Sun.
London, England, 1827-08-09 00:00:00

THE NOTORIOUS HEDDINGS.

Huwris:Gnow, Atru. B.—This county is at length re-
leased from the presence of this villain. The report of hie
intended removal having spread rapidly through the town,
a dense crowd assembled in front of the George Hotel, to
witness hhn give " a long farewell" to his relatives. While
in the tap-room, awaiting the arrival of the coach by
which he was-to he conveyed to Newgate, he was not in
the least abashed at the gaze of those who pressed eagerly
forward to see him. His head was reclined on his hand
the principal part of the time, and once, with a piteous
look, he took off his straw hat, and implored the specta-
tors to give him " a few halfpence for bacca-money," but
not one farthing did he obtain, every individual regarding
him with detestation. He exhibited some small degree of
emotion during the bustle occasioned by changing horses ;
it was, however, but momentary. A messenger had been
despatched to Stukeley, to apprize his unfortunate wife of
his removal: he returned a fete minutes befoi.e the coach:
started. Heddings, on espying him, inquired the reason
of her non-appearance. " She can't come," shouted the
boy. " Then let her stay where she is," replied this ten-
der husband. The coachman applied his whip to the
horses ; Heddings pulled off his hat, waved it triumphantly
in the air, loudly vociferating a yell of defiance at those
whom he had then for ever left behind, every one present re-
gretting that he had not made his appearance on a very dif-
ferent kind of stage. The depredations of Heddings would
occupy a volume to fully detail them. A felon, named
Gilby, sentenced to transportation for seven years, for a
robbery at Ranißey-mere, took his departure at the same
time, in fulfilment of his sentence.

The Madras, Beach, has arrived off Ports-
mouth, from Bengal. She sailed flour that Presidency on
the 13th of February (an old date), from Madras the 9th
of March, the Cape on the 7th of June, and St. Helena
the 23(1. Although the above are the most recent dates
from the Cape and St. Helena, the Madras brings no
news. The TValsinyhani, Burke, has also arrived from
the Cape, but she sailed on the Ist of June.
ARRIVAL, OF THE CAMELEOPARD.—This
celebrated animal, a present from the Pacna. of Buyer to
His MaJim-, is arrived in the River, and, by his most
gracious permission, will be exhibited in London for a short
time previous to its removal to Windsor.
PREPARATIONS FOR SWEATING.--A fel-
low, having the appearance of a groom, deliberately entered
the yard of the George Hotel, Huntingdon, on Tuesday last,
and surveyed the premises, without vieiting suspicion,
owing to the near approach of the Races. He as calmly
departed, wrapped up in an excellent great coat, one of the
post-boys remarking to him, " Master, you'll be warm in
that t--day."--" Yes," replied the Jockey, " I'm sweating
for the Races." Shortly afterwards, an inquiry was made
by a gentleman for his coat which had been left in his gig,
when it was discovered that the hero of the turf had bolted
with it. Search was had recourse to, and the article was
discovered in a clothes-shop in the town. The thief was
speedily taken into safe custody, the constable remarking,
that " he never saw a jockey sweat so in his lift."
We can now state that the King's Statue will
be erected very shortly. A vessel is despatched to Devon-
shire for the pedestal, which is already prepared, and has
therefore only to he put up. Immediately on her arrival,
and this will probably be in about three weeks, the Statue,
which is quite finished, will be forwarded by Mr. Chantrey
to Brighton. We have not ourselves seen the Statue, but
are assured that it is one of the finest efforts even of this
distinguished sculptor, who is understood to have exerted
all his ability, in preparing that which may go down to
posterity as a proud monument of his fame..—Brighton
Gazette.

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