London Prisoner who remained upon Orders.

51 John Williams< no role > ,
52 James Stoneham< no role > ,}
Attainted at the last Admiralty session of felony and piracy, and
received judgment of death, but respited. Surrendered June 7,
to Mr. John Cricket< no role > , deputy marshal of the high court of Admiralty Have since
received his Majesty< no role > 's pardon, on condition of serving in the royal navy; and on
June 16, 1780, gave before Sir James Marriot< no role > , the judge of he high court of
Admiralty , and by him discharged.

53 George Bruce< no role > ,
54 Samuel Miller< no role > ,}
Stand charged at the session holden for the high court Admiralty
of felony and piracy.

MIDDESEX PRISONERS who remained upon Orders,
but were, on June 6, 1780, forcibly taken out of, and delivered
from the gaol of Newgate , by a most tumultumos andf riotous con-
course of persons, who at the same time set fire to, and destroyed
great part of the said gaol.

1 William Edwards< no role > ,
2 Joseph Byley< no role > , otherwise
Brush,
3 Thomas Humphrys< no role > ,
4 James Purse< no role > ,}
Attained last session of several robberies, rape and felony,
and received judgment of death.

[The above Joseph Byley< no role > , otherwise Brush, is retaken, and in Bedford gaol.And the
above James Purse< no role > hath surrendered, and it in Woodstreet -compiter.]

5 William Trubshaw< no role > ,
6 William Million< no role > ,
7 James Stuart< no role > ,
8 George Cook< no role > ,}
Convicted last session of felony, and ordered to be kept on
board ships or vessels, and employed in hard labour in raising
sand, Etc. from the river Thames , and a any other public
works.
[The above William Million< no role > and James Stuart< no role > are retaken, and in Woodstreet -compiter.]

9 Albert Lowe< no role > , convicted last session of manslaughter, was fined 6s. 8d. and ordered
to be imprisoned 12 calendar months[Retaken, and in Woodstreet -compiter.]

10 Mary Riley< no role > ,
11 Mary Billings< no role > ,}
Standing indicted last session for felony, viz. the said mary Riley< no role >
for the said a silver watch, Etc. the property of James Moore< no role > ;
and the said Mary Billings< no role > for feloniously receiving the same, knowing them to be
stolen. But the said Mary Riley< no role > being, through sickness, incapable to take her
trial, ordered to remain.

12 John Sparrow< no role > ,

Respited

13 Thomas Williams< no role > , otherwise Charles
Calloway,< no role >
14 John Carr< no role > ,
15 James Early,

Respited

16 Francis Thompson< no role > ,

Respited

17 Susannab Flood< no role > ,}
Attained in April session of several robberies and
felonies, and received judgment of death.

[The above James Earley< no role > and Francis Thompson< no role > are retaken; the farmer in New-prison ,
and the latter in Woodstreet -compter.]

18 Andrew Breeme< no role > , indicted in April session of maliciously setting on fire and burning a
house; and his verdict found special for the opinion of the judges.

19 William Bagnell< no role > , concicted in April session of grand larcenies; and ordered to be pu-
nished by being kept on board ships or vessels, &c. and employes in hard labour,
in the raising land, soil and gravel from, and cleaning the river Thames , Etc.
for the space of 5 years[Retaken, and in Woodstreet -compter.]

20 William Weat,
21 Thomas West< no role > ,}
Detained last session for several highway robberies perpetrated in the
county of Bucks; and ordered to be sent to the common goal
of the said County of Bucks[Retaken, and in Clerkenwell-bridewell .}