The Sun.
London, England, 1806-02-20 00:00:00

POLICI3.

11lAtt,f3ortotroil-Sr REET.---Yesterday Wm. Hall
was re-examined on-the charge of defrauding trades-
people of their goods, by giving a fictitious note, re-
sernbling those of the Bank of England. The charges
_preferred in the preSent instancewere very numerous.
Mr: Moore, who. lives at the sign of the Robin
Hood; Charles-street, Stiames's-square, stated, that-
a person, whom. he believed to be the Prisoner, or-
dered a pint of brandy, some weeks since, to be sent
to the -house of George Byug, Esq. M. P. in St. -
James's-square; for. the -Servants, with change for
a . il. note ; a boy, who was sent with the liquor,
and who identified the Prisoner, said, that he
rail" from the steps of Mr. Byng's d6or, took the liquor
and change, and gave him a fictitious one-pound note.
• Mr. Fitzgerald, a tallow-chandler, in Tothill-
street, Westminster, said the Prisoner ordered three
pounds of mould candles to be sent immediately to
the house of Mr. Annesley; M.P. in Park-lane, with '
change for a note, and he procured possession of the
change and goods by giving another of his own notes.
There were other charges against the'Prisoner,
.who was very well identified ; and it was represent-
ed that the artifice bad succeeded in -every part of
the west end of the town. The-notes given by the
Prisoner were very badly executed ; a word or two
differed from those. of a real note, such as." Foi-
tie Governor and Company of the Bank of New-
gate,,.

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The other pers'on in custody,. of the name of
Harrynzan, who was suspected .of the ,above fraud,
was liberated ; and Hui 4 was fully committed for ..
trial.. • : - .4.. ' - - -- -

BOW-S:MEET,-Tue.sday a Jabouring.man, in the-)".
employ of lyir. Jonathan •Passinghana, a faruattr,..4
of Noritli- Hyde', in the Parisji. of Heston, wasbrotOt 1..
before • Mr./.130-No and Sir Wm. PAn SONS, , charged.
Vida- a mistktmanor, in not properly perforthing 'a
contra'. frappeated, that the Prisoner, after last .
a,r,'eed•*ith Pas:;Thaltana to
.thresh
barn ofrWl?leat,.. at seven
_shillings per- quarter. Fcx
some tiitie it was suspeaedle left a quantity of wheat
in, artier he had tiod it: up, in trusses as straw.
Frid4 M.r:Passingliam went to the barn to examine,_
the trusses, and was etmtinced a quantity of wheat
was left in -; he therefore took a- truss to his hous,
'and Rad it re-threshed in his kitchen, and got up-
wards of a.quart of wheat from it.

`The 7,lVlagistrate, very; tiroperly, conviaed
'Prisoner tn!ider the AOf ihe of George 11. and
'se/Mnced him -to:-one month's bard labour in
•Housz of Correaion.
,The Magistrates observed; ..
they hoped his punsshtnent would prove 2 warning_
:to others:- • •

Two brewer's draymen were conviaed in the pe-;
nalty of ten shillings, on the complaint of L0r4.1:
Portsmouth, for riding- on the shafts of dAlray,
Saturday;'in Camden. Town. •

IV man in :the employ of Mr. Broadwood, the
piano-fotte maker, in, Great Pulteney-street, and aikr
ostler, b,elonging to a public-house in Kensington,
Gore,' were charged with stealing a qnantity at: hay,
the-property of Mr. Broadwood, who has a country
house in the neighbourhood -of Kensington; ma
has hay brought from it for his horses in town.—
Mr. B. recuived information that his meU sold .his
hay on the road. He, in consequence;' employed at
female servant to watch them, t)r) their way to toWst
With it,
•last Wednesday ; when
.she observed thenk
' take a truss off the cart, and give it to the ostler,
who took it down a lane. In consequence of the
detection, one of Mr. Broadwood's men- has ab-
strcio T.4le..,,Akopßers 'Were fully coMmitted.for

SHIP I VP,n,s.

CRAVESEND, FtS. TS.
Passed by—the Ph be, Wyatt„and Fortune, Crone, from
Malta ; t'attioten, Stottliancl, Seville; America, lat-
ford, from ; Vicissitutk, Stout,: from lainaica
Vrovi Wallina, —, and Aurora, Vandover, from Emb-
den.

Sailed—the Alli:;on,- Wolwert, for Africa.

BIRI I4S

On Thursday last, at Swan-hill, near Oswestry, the Lady
of Co:Oki Gataete, of Gatacre•Hall, of a Son and Heir.
Oik th iitil inst. at lh:nntunc Coat'age, the Lady of the
Hon. Ca;;t•ti'n R3clurci King„of a Daughter..
On thol4tit in.st. the L:...dy of,lohn Finele SimpSon, Esq.
of Launel Abbey, Leicesietsize, ofa Son.

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Sal!!rday rn.,m-ning last, at St. Margaret's Churcli,
West minsz;:r, : Ron.crt tkinsuli, Esq. to Miss Louisa lane
Stree.ri tJ ghtetel T. G S :Net, Esq. of Middle Scot-
land-yard, Whitehall,.

On. Monday last, at, St. Mary's, • Whitechapel, Mr. Harry
-PlP:tips; 'of nolid:trect-, to Miss Frances Mary Goldi-
cutt, youngest tiaughtet -of Mr. Gokiicutt, of Clalgos-street,
th'•:;Bth inst.' at Duhlit7, by special licence, tVilliant
Arthetlelv'i sq. son of the Hon. and Rev. the Dean of Down,
to Miss,Jilii.:,netit t'rarees Rcyncil, youngest daughter of the .
late .j•oba'. Re)ikell, Esq. of Balnalack, in the County of
I,"c'estlttla.

Nesterday, at Bow, Mr. fi.,itWard Nettleship, of Reutharn.
in the•Coiinty'of Oxford, to Miss Pearson, of Bow, sister
.to ;. •

L)/Fl)
On • Friday last, after-a long...illness, the Rev. Stephen
Eaton, M.A. F. R K.S. F.. .5, Archdeacon of Middleseri
• Rector 61 St.. Anne, Vireatininsttr, and V kat of Northolt.
On Saturday 1,61,, at his son's, iii Widbroult, Arthur TA-
hi urn, Esq..agd
On Monday evening, suddenly, ' Mrs. Ackro'vd,.wife of
Mr. Thinna Ackroyd, Sugar-a:drier, in Martin's-lane, Can.
non- st rqet.
()n Tuesday last, Emnterson Milner, the infant son of
Mr Mittler, tat lroinmouger.lann, Cheap,ide.
On'the i 21.11 Of January, 1805. at Erudera, in the East In—
dies, Lieutenant Augustus Pitt knight, of the 6th Regiment
of Bombay Native Infantry.
:On 'Friday, last, :it her house in Blenheim-street, New?
Bend-street, Mrs. AN:clique cliarli'?r, widnry of Lewis
Charlier,,age.l 65, -Milliner to Her MllieSt);.
On Satuniny, Coussmaker, wife •vf L, 12, CousS.
maker, :Esq. of UpperGower-stie:::.

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