The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-02 00:00:00

tions from the Solicitor to the AdMiralty theyap-:.

prehended the prisoners, in the -neighbourhood of
the - King's Bench Prison, and on searching the
house they founda great variety of papers and let-
ters, which they produced, and which, proved that
the prisoners' have been carryin; on this species of
fraud and forgery for a Consideralde time past to a-
great .extent. They found a number of tbrged
tilkates of births, marviages, deaths, and
both%for sailors and soldiers. They in general ef-
feted their purpose by ailswering-a4vertisernents
in-
serted in the public papers for the nearest of kin of
certain persGns to make application as direEted, and
they would hear of something to then' advantage,
&c. &c. They occupied another house in. Pratt-
street, Lambeth, which they occasionally used for
the purpose of carrying on their depredations. • .
Th \vere committed for further examination.
Two. Women were privately examined; chatiged
with uttering forged Bank-notes, and conimitted for,
further examination.

MARLBOROUGH-STlttrr.-011 Friday night 'as'
Mr. Kendal, of the Worcester Coffee-bduse.tap, in
Oxford-street, was going to-bed, he discovered that
a bureau. containing' about 601. had been forced
open, and the.contents stolen. Early on Saturday
morning -Mr. gendal gave information of the robbery
at this Office, and on the Officers of the Police hav-
ing beeorne acquainted with certain circumstances
relative thereto, and also what company was in the
house on Friday night, they went in pursuit of those
who were suspected; and in the course of the night
• O'Donnel the Br*er, John Gore, Sant Carter, .and
TV Guddfibrd, were apprehended., On the latter
being taken, he was deteaed dinging part of his
booty, handing into a companion, and he requested
to be aililwed.to disclose the whole of the circum-
stances.

Cud:llford jobbed as porter to the stage-coaches
at the Worcester Coffee-house, and having suspeet-
ed that the landlord of the tap kept his money in a
.bed-room, the. accessto which is t ['rough a room from
the tap-room, which is in a cellar, he first proposed
the robbery to Gore, %v ho acquiesced. CudditOrd
contrived to get the ke, of .the bed-room door,' on
Friday morning, which he gave to Gore, who un-
locked the door, and gave the key again to Cuditi-
.ford. Gorqtaving undertaken the.robbery, informed
the witness that O'Donnel would do the thing, (com-
mit the robbery) in the evening. Abeut eight o'clock
Cuddiford and Gore being in the house,' O'Donnel
made his appearance wit the Prisoner Carter, and
Ate r calling tor liquor, songs,. &c. were introduced,
in order:to Commit the robbery without suspicion
The,/risk wentround, such as putting out the lights,
&c.'and at a convenient opportunity 'O'Donneland
:Carter went into the middle-room, and O'Donnel
waited there while Cartercommitted the robbery.—
They hastened out Of the cellar unperceived ; Gore
fAllokVed, and soon after returned tuba beckoned to
witness to leave the.house. He did so, and Gore in-
formed him they had got 401. seven guineas of which
were delivered tO Cudditbrd at a public-house in St.
Martins-stitet.

Certain sums of money were found in the posses-
sion of the whole of the prisoners, at the time of
their apprehension, but O'Donnel had the most.
Alr.Kendal stated, that the sum stolen was about
601. all in Bank notes ; the parties were bound over
to prosecute, but the Prisons; .; were remanded until
a future day. ,(..t,idiford, although an
.eyidence,
standsalso committed, in Order that he may be
forthcoming.w hen called upon.

S 1,0 14 GUS n.—Yesterday Elix. Brownin
:who had charged some days since, btfore the
LORD MAYoa, with steal►ng property from Mr.
Sti~ith,,with' whcni she lived as servant, but 'in con-
sequence-of Mr. Smith not appearing against her on
Saturday, ;va-s ordered to be digcharged, was again
wcused of other [Let _3, and was fully connnitted to
take her trial for • the same. Several • Pow tibrokers
produced a watch and a piece of Irish linen, . which
were pro% ed to be Mr. Smittil's property, and a cloak,
which was proved to have been stolen-from a Mrs:
RuCkettine. The parties were bound over to•pro-

fecute.
. Joll4 Pringle, alias Bahlet, was charged with
stealing; a ?bundle, containing wearing apparel, the
property of Isaac. Montague, a Greenwich P, nsioner.
It .Appeared from the evidence, that the old Pen-
sioner stopped at the George and Gate, in Grace-
church-street, to take the. coach, when the Prisoner
Found means to carry off his bundle. Forre'ster, one
of the City Patrole, produced the bundle, whic:), he
he took t;rom the Prisoner, whom he knew to
be an old offender,- and had observed lurking about
the coach, pretending to assist in taking out and put-
ting in bundles. He was fully committed for trial.

Two young Gentlemen, brothers, from the neigh-.
bourhood of Cheadle,- near Manchester, went last
year to one of the adjoining counties to snoot moor
game, and, in two days, were so fir successful as to
kill 107 birds. The elder, attendea by a younger
brother, went last .week' to the same place, “1(.1 in
the same time killed 82 ; a circumstance
.unparal-
leled in that neighbourhood: •