The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-24 00:00:00

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• IlirroN-GARDEN.--,-Yesterday a norcrcase camp
before the Magistrates. A iiiihibi4r of Pawfibrokers
attended on the following' occasion servant,a:
who bad quitted the service 'of Mrs. Barkerdin•
Gower-street, Bedford square, made his. passaLre4a
Germany; and when beyond.thepaTe of
the English laws, he transmitted a number or Pawn-
brokers' duplicates, to his forther mistress, informing:
her, at the same time,' that be• had robbed her of :cf
considerable quantity of articlesi• which the ticket's
would find out. The Pawnbrokers attended in'
consequence' of summonses ; but the culprit not
being within the jurisdia-tion •of the Magistrates,
the Pawnbrokers retained' the, goods unless redeemed
by the lady. She stated, that she should sustain A'
loss of near-tool. were she to reinstate her property
in the novae.
MANSION-HOUSE.—A person of the name Of Ed-
wards charged'Mr: Perkins, pawnbroker, with :de-
taining. trom him five silver tea-ispoonS, a pair of
sugar tongs,' gown and petticoat. - The articles'
behad pledged about six months' ago; and when lie
called a few days since, the young man who had taken'
them offered him the gown and petticoat,
the spoons had not beet,' left: •

The young- man who ,Hid taken in the articles,'
said, that when the Complainant-offered in 'pledge
the articles' sought to he recovered, he risked a guinea
and'an half. This the ref Used, but, offered 273.
The Complainant \vent-to the door,. and 'returning,'
said he would not take less than 2:B's. which he
agreed to give, and Hid the Plaintiff the money.;--
When he v. as gone the young man, on 'opening the
bundle, fOund:that the 'spoons' and tongs were not
there.

The duplicate, however, enumerating the whole
articles claimed, the Magistrate' (Mr. Alder Man:
Small) refused to take the oath of the pawnbrdltcr'S
contradiaion 'to his own writing, and-inforin--
!ed•Mr. Perkins, that he must make up•tO the Com-
'plaingit the value of the spoons and tongs. • .
A complaint has, for some day S, been depending,.
:between one of ,the Street-keepers, who is also an
:Officer belonging to Christ ,Chareh 'Hospital,. and
Mr. Day, .a Master Carman, for using :a vehicle for
the carrying of leather, beyond the dimehsions pre-
'scribed in'the AEt.of Parliament, by which Christ's
iHospital is invested with' the privilege Of 'grantinn• a
certain number oflicenees,•to the htnQunt of about
460, to carts, cars anti carrOux.

Mr. Day's vehicle, it appeared, besides being above
the dimensions specified- in• the.A.d, had 4 wheels,
which he alledged was absolutely necessa.ry'tO the
sate cam'ud of leather; He declared his-Wish.tO be,
not to trespass on the Act 'of Parliament by having
a cart of- larger dimensions- than was 'thote preset-it-.
ed, but to have tuur to-Iris vehicle: This,
'however, the Street=k,:eper said he was ins!ruacd
to oppoSe. ••:, .
. Mr. Aldethlan HANl.:''clistl}issed the complaint,
leaving to-Me. Day to use such vehicle in-future
:as he should be advised was legal, and to the ()di-
cers of Christ's dospital to object to it,. as they.
should. see caul;.!. He was not at all convinced. that
!a cart, car, &c. was a vehicle confined tci-t*p whets';
He i?i;served, that certain dust carts 'ettlpkoyc.;(l flitee
wheels, but he did not understand that, on tliat ac
count, they. were deprived of abe dehomination of
carts. He therefore dismissed both -partie:4., on 'the,
same footing on which they formerly stood, and they
would judge for themselves how they wertz.td pro
ceed its tuture. . •

Gut LITHALL.—WiIIiaM -Glover was charged with
seating from his master a quantity 01 brass foundry-,
which he had ntferedifbr. sale to Mr. Divey, in Shoe7'
Mr. D. being satisfied that the articles offered.
to him must be the property of a wholesale dealer;.
secured the Prisoner; and sent round among the
trade, by which means he discovered. the :Prisoner's
mast,T, ,who, with the person employed us his Caster,
said they •believed the property to be his, and; in
corroboration of their assertion, produced several of-
the moulds from which individual "articles had been
cast. The Prisoner was fully committed for trial.
Mr. BOND resumed the investigation Of 'Mrs.
Bannerman's•robbery, on 'Monday afternoon, at the
Prince of Wales's Tavern,, Exeter-street, Knights:-
bridge. Frith, the footman, ,was brought frond the
House of.CorreCtion. The investigation, continued;
near three hours, but, nothing transpired to lead to a
discovery of the jewels and plate,' and' the •Prisdner •
positively denied any knowledge of the robbery..---.
He passed in ihe 'family for' a single man; but he,
provd.-t6 be a Married one; and has two.children:
it likewise appeared he was courting a servant
ffirl, and had promisc:d het- marriage, and Slkprw:red
pregnant' by him., His father, •mother; wife, chil-
dren, and'the yonng •m&ornan he had promised Mar-
riage, were all -pl'esent, they were all in tears, toge-
ther, with :his mistress and her. friends ; but it had
no etfe6t upon him ; /he apPeared in the: most hard-
ened manner -calloris. • Several private investigations
have since taken place, but. nothing Material'has
transpired. • _ .

Not a Capital Prize drawn on 'the Second Day of
Drawing, iv"hich 'is somewhat extraordinary: The
next Day of Drawing will be-on Tue3day-the 4th of
November. The •Wheel cbntaitis the
Capital -Prizes :--Two cif 20,0001. .Two of i 01,000 r.
Three of bOOOl. Five of X 0001 i• and Seven of Five
Hundred -Pounds.--Hoßt.rstrX and. Co. are selling'
Tickets and Shares, warranted-undrawn,:at 'the sane
prices as before the Drawing began. • H OftNSBY and
Co. ,beg, leave , to - assure the Public that there are a
very few Tick•ets and Shares remaining to be sold,
betas long as any reniain 'they may be had at their)
old 'established. State Lottery "Offices, 426, Coithill4
82; Charing-cross.; and. St.' 'Margaret's Hill; -Bo-
rough. •