... the wires o f his prison, and fixing his talons in• the poor lid'; skull, lacerated - her in a most shocking manner. In Dartmoor prison there are about GOO prisoner ~ who call themselves Romans. They are nlmost lnving gambled away all their provisions and ...

... Contbridge•—from Yarmouth, has been ordered, and has ma. ched to Colchester Barracks. Middlesex East—is doing duty at Dartmoor Prison. Westminster—from Sunderland is on its ronte to Ilu ll, where it will arrive on Saturday next, to assist in the garrison ...

... to the Downs, to take some of the guards on board. The arrival of a. reinforcement and a brigade of six. pounders at Dartmoor prison, from Plymouth, soon quelled the riotous dioposition maul. fested by the prisoners there, on their receiving biscuit in ...

... ntling it wvith litae; and dtie I)uan ii s.id to I o foini a joint Stock Coompany, with an extensle capital-to colvert Dartmoor prison into ait Motropolitap School, to whicit thte London parisites nay send their children, who in additiout to tlra comnmon ...

... schutz. -FALMOUTH, DEC. 14.---Arrived the Snake packet, in thirteen days, from Cadiz. PLYMOUTH, DEC. 16. , ---Marthed for Dartmoor prison, o 'relieve the 2d Royal Lancashire, on that duty, the Royal Cheshire regiment, who are to Stay there for two months. ...

... war, Admi. J r ral Sir Isaac Coffini; who some time siece invented n s apparatus for catching mackarel, mide'a visit to Dartmoor prison, for; the purpose of releasing from captivity all the r American prisoners wiho bore the name of Coffin, and aight c be ...

... ton. Sailed tiie Sultan, Ulysses, Halcyon, Swinger, and Racer, on cruises. The Eabt Norfolk Militia arrived here from Dartmoor prison duty, and the South Devon Militia em- barked on hoard the prison ships in harbour, to do duty in the room of the Monaghan ...

... Cheshire, South Gloucester, Shropshire, and the North Devon, part of tlie latter regiment return this week from duty at Dartmoor Prison, where they are to relieved the Hereford militia. Two regiments of Irish militia are expected to replace the Cornwall ...

... appointed. - Mr. Christie, from the Transport Office, presented the Bar Account of the Number of French Prisoners War in Dartmoor Prison. . . Mr. Rose said, be had moved for this Account, iu consc! nuence of what had fallen from Noble Lord, whom he regretted ...

... referring to tie: unrottunate affair wherein seven American prisoners were killed and 67 wounded, 30ot them dangerously, at Dartmoor prison. This statement is delivered iii on oath, and is signed by a Committee of ten of the prisoners. It concludes in these ...

... procure an Act of Incorporation —and with provisions to settle all cl a i ms o f r i g h t to pasturage, &c.—to convert Dartmoor Prison into a Metropolitan School, to which the London parishes may send their children, who, in addition to the common elements ...

... appointed foTAL l L or i llt e '- iP . . lan m after which a Committee DARTMOOR PRISON. Mr. Alderman WOOD moved that instructions be given to the Committee to whether Dartmoor Prison was fit for receptionof with power to send for persons, papers, records ...