The Sun.
London, England, 1808-04-23 00:00:00

POLICE.

MANSION-lIQUSR, APRIL 22.---Moses Francis,
who was eharged by Abraham with steahni.
wearing apparel, underwent a. fur,ther examination.
The txitnesses were all Polish Jews. ,7Tht:re wiwn
number of them, and, -as they contradicted each
oiht,r, the LORD M.4yoa did not know to Which of
them to give creait, and he accordingly discharged
the Primmer.
Fqrster, a Cyprian, was chlrged by Mrs.
tiro Hohnes, of Broad-street, With (hakihg a riot
and bringing a mob abont her house, also for break •.
ing her windows, by throWing stunts at theM. It
appeared that the hisoner, some time back, hifd
been in habits of intimaey with a yOung . than, but
he wishing to lire a more. had (h ()mi-
nueti his visits, which enraged the Pt isoner such a
degree, that she attacked the house; where he lived,
and obliged him twice to leave
,his lodgings. She
met hitn yesterday by accident, and tbllovved him
to Mrs. ;1.-lolines's house, where he fudged, when
she commuoi:ed a bombardment; Holmes sent
for a Constable. On his ,taking her into ct‘sthdy,
she begged for mercy, and declared she would never
go near the lipase again, and was released in conse-
quence. About two hours afterwards she returned;
'and renewed thezttack, when Mrs. Hollins charged
heron the watch. Three stones were produced that
weht through the win:lo.ols into the house, one of
which nearAy' hit the sister, of Mrs. 'Holmes.
The Prisoner,' in her defence, said, that. the vio-,
knee of her lovf.‘ for' the;Yonng man was so great,
:hat the suddeh sight of him impaired her intellects,
anrd„, upoikpher lionolir, she did not' know what she
Was doing, for if she had, Etc would be incapable
of such violence.

.I'l'he LORD ,11,1Ayoit observed it was not the fit
time she had beeu there for a. similar offence, and
that he would send her to Bridewoll for a fortnightA
which he hoped would cool her passion.
The Impress Gangs were very busy in the city--
a Captain of a Vei,sel, and a GQlllletiliirllS black
servant, were impressed as they were walking along
Cheapsikk, at one. o'clock, and bronv,ht before-the
Loan MAyolt„ they underwent an exatpination atca
lA' ere discharged. ,

GUILDHALI—Fire Cyprians were charged With
picking. pockets on Thursday night, but the Prose-
. cutors not appearing, They were dis Charged.
QUCEN7SQUAR E. Yesterday Cutharind Roucio
• was charged, on the oath of.,Daniel Smith, on ;sus,
picion of having unlawfully.and deceitfully altered
ansl tendered in payment onto •him one base coati-
terleit shilling, well knowing the same to, be a false
and counterfeit one, with intent to defraud and. ije-
' celve.him the said Danitd Smith, against the statute,
and was committed for a future examination. ,
JohrviCensman wasalso brought up, charged with
,stealing two cloth coats, and other wearing
.appar,O,
the, property of W', Welch, a coachman to J. ridge,
and was committed foranothereiaMinatici4on
Ai 1. onctay next.
• •

On the night of Monday seattig-ht it gang of vil-
lains, at least seven in number, attacked the hnn.,:e
of Grady, fit:Ttler, at Is:diyinurphy, part' of the
tandS -ot Kilpeaeon, in the county ref Linieritik";
they-'first demanded a ince, a in si.4rrili °Ca
&Setter, and then to: Grady, suspeab,g
their nt, reli.q..:l ddrnittance, on soli nn 'Tiny
strove in force open tLe tionr and alSo the Neindows,
bin were prevented by the spirited exertions of
Grady, his wife; and a servant boy, 'who were.ordy
armed with the Inpidics of pitehforks=thu
then 'fired several shots' into,the-house, which broke
gotrie,furuiture, and , nearly destroyed :Three-young
children of Grady!s,, two bullets having. lodged in
the bed on which they' lay ; at length one 'of the
gang entered, and presented a- pistol at Grady, who
immediately levelled,,him with 'a stroke of his stick,
secured.the pistol and the hat of the robber ; the
latter having escaped to his accomplices, and all
thr4iitcnitig to burn the hOuqe, if the pistol and hat
were clot delivered up, Grady, by, the persuasiou of
his wife, was obliged to comply. iTfe says the fel-
low -who got into the house received froin him midi
a stroke of the pistol, either on his, head or neck,
as must cause a, thark, and probably lead to his he-
detealed. lt:g

.ELOPEUESIT.—A ',citing Lady, of the name of
who lived in Ptilteney-street, path, being
srtfittpn 'with the gay and warlike appearance •of
Capt. C---KE, of the Marines, who hai .sotne
dine recruiting in that City, 'and the-little rogue
Cupid having penetrated his heart also, the ingenious
lovers contrived to procure a licence, and were on
Thursday morning married 'at 'the Abbey Church,
without the knowledge of her parents ' They :
in-
mediately set off, and tier friunds are pursuing them.
Report says, the young Lady has an • indepeo,:knt
fortune: father, who is very rich,..-is at 0-1-6ent.
suffering under great distros:of mind uti
sion. . .

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