The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-07 00:00:00

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Nln s otr-15 vsz terd ay. gain uel Clerk, alias
Yeele, was brougkt before the LORD MAlinit by one
of the Marshal's. men, being apprehended as,. A no:,
torions pick-pocket. ' The Officer stated, that on
Satirday last be saur the, Prisoner, wl,otn he knew
to .be an old offender, following a Gentleman down
Fleet,stteet, drid. looking closely hip- his pocket.=
The trioinent- the Prisoner saw he, was observed,: he
Made bff but,. shortly after, , the Officer. saw him
standing at the corner of d street, with two or three
others of the same kidney, (as he termed it) and
tliey all, ,on seeing: him, made away; as fast as. they
. could. Yesterday' lie met him by chance, and ap-
prehended Minas a rogue and a vagabond.- Another
Officer, then present, informed his Lord Ship, :that
be knew the man well; and that he worked as hard
as a hoke, picking pockets.- The Prisoner said he,
could bring witnesses to prove "that he was not in
Fleef-street'on. Saturday. The Loan MAYOR there-
fore remanded him. until Saturday, and desired'him
to have hig- wi triesses.then before bitn. The PrisOrier
was ,quite dissatisfied at this, order, as it would de-
prive him of the opportunity of officiating on Thurs-
dayinext at Lord NIMS*ON'S funeral.
BOW-s'RE,ET...---Vesterclay two.- persons, drivers of
backney-coa4es, were. brought: from the watch-,
house before the Magistrates at this OtEce, charged-
by the Earl of Barrymore- with violently ringing at-
the bell of his Lordship's hall-door, in Sackville-
street, at an unseasonable hour." It appeared :from
the levidenceof afriend of,the Noble Earl's; that
between one and two o'clOck on the morning of
:Sunday last, while he was sitting with his Lordship,
a violent' ringing of the hall-bell was -heard they:
rushed out, and while his Lordship seized one of.
'the Prisoners, the watch took the other. Frequent
knockings and ringings had been heard previous to
this timerand it, wits supposed with some, felonious
intention One of the Prisoners,, Thomas James, a
young
.man ofabout.eighteen years of age,• had been
some Months in his, Lordship's .
The Prisoners, in their defence, said, that :having been-
out late, they had gone to a public house in the neigh-
bourhood, while their horses were =watering when a
dispute arose,. and a:wager.was /vide as.to the num-
ber of the Earl's house in Sackville-street; when they
_went to ascertain the fa& and no number being on
the. door, they rang_ tbebell to .ask some. of the, sera;
vants‘bow the fait was.. .

The Presiding Magistrate was. satislied_they could
not be there at thatliour ofthepight with. any good
intention, and therefore he ordered them, to be sent
on board the Tender, to be entered.in His_ Majesty's
Navy ; b,ut the elder. Prisoner proving a .cripple,
with a wife and family, and bearing a, good • cha-
ra6ter, was discharged upon . bail. The other Pri-
soner, James, was ordered ,immediately-on board;
but upon 'his Lordship coming. forward, and giving
both him and his father an excellent chara&er, and
himself offering bail, he,was, remanded for further
examination ; and in .the mean time inquiry-Was -di-
re&ed to be made, whether he was connected with
any of the Earl of Earrymore's servants ?
A Surveyor of Paving applied ,to the Magistrates
for' their advice, assistance, and. authority, to. pull
down a scadOlding which had.been ete&ed over the,
new-built arch in, Picket-street, leading into St.
Clement's Inn, Strand, for, the 'accominodation of
spectators, preparatory to the funeral of Lord Vis,,
count Nelson, which he reported to be,dangerous to.
thou Jives of His Majesty's subje&s. The Magistratesi,
however, conceiving that it Was pot a proje&ion
made into the common foot-way,,,thought- that they.
could not interfere; but advised another application
to be made by the regular Distra .-Surveyor, : and
also application to the Society of St. Clement's Inn,
who might have the power in themselves to abate.
the nuisance. .

MARLBOROUGH- STREET.--Yesterday Charles Pye
Turner was brought up for re-examination, before
the Magistrates at this Office,. upon
..tie several
charges made, On a former occasion,
.and which we
have given An account of in,our Paper. The Priso-
ner is a young man, and had been upwards.of .12
years a-lieutenant.in the Navy, .andiatterly in the
Impress Service, but from some indiscretions was
reduced to half-pay. None of .the persons who:had
charged him, on the former day appearing to sub,.
st-iintiate those charges, after a severe reprimand from
the Sitting Magistrate,. he was dismissed. When
retiring, he confessed he .1)a5...' been, guilty of some
indiScretion, but never with..a criminal intention,
as he did not,. upon. -any.occasion, conceal his real
name. He now saw .his errors,..and, Would endea-
. your, by his future goodcondua, to atone for them,
A Sheriff's <lifficer, howeyer; attended to arrest
him; upon a Civil Action, . at ~thc suit.of his .Agent;
for a considerable' sum Of money advanced, and he
was conducted to a'LoCk-up7house. - •

BIRTIJS.
On the Ist inst. ,at Laugharne: Castle, Carmarthen, the
Lady of 11ajor K. 1 Starke, of a Son;
On the3d inst. at Spring Grove; Worcestershireolte Lady
of Sanniel, S key, Esq. of a Son. .
On.,Satiirday last; at -his house, Green-street, Grosvenor-
'square, the Lady of Captain Byng, of the Royal Navy, 0f,..a
:;tilt-boric San. ". •

flit Monday last, at'iretioley:,' near Shrewsbury, the Lady
of the: Rev. Townshtaid,Foiciteri of a Son. '

MARRIAD.

.on. Tuesday- last, Hunt, Esq...ofWarwick.court,
Gray's-inn, to Mrs. M. F. Clarke, of Fercy-street and the
Island of Barbadoes. •

Ou Wednesday, at • Piloestoke.nzar Gosport; Lieutenant
f . G. Cock, of'tne Royal Navy;-' to Miss Haddon, daughter
of the late Rev. Dr. iiiiddon, Keelor of St. Dunstan,. SwF,
ney. . •
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On Thursday the •ed• inst. William Montague, Esq. of
Gloucester;-to Hiss Stephens, daughter of M. Stephens,
Esq. Banker, of that City. . •
'1 lie same day, at the Cathedral Chuich of Lichfield, Mr.
foim Hewitt, to 'Misr Betsey Warren, second daughter of
Mr. Warren, Vicar Ctioral.olthe•Cathedral. . • . -
On Saturday last, at Chelsea Church, Mr. William GForge
Thompson, son of Thomas Thompson, Esq. of Castle.
street, Leicester-59,1:4re, to "Miss E tiza Catherina Barker,
daughter'of Francis Barker; Esq. of Hans.place.
Oat Thursday, at Walthamstowf.Richarcl lames Allen,-
Esq. of Lunian-street, c;:)odniait's-fields, -to Miss. Susan
Bctiforcl, daughter at William tedford; Esq. •