The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-26 00:00:00

POLICE.

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.pt/BL It-OFFICR, 867.11 k EtT.7-od' Wednesday
the two men in -Custod)', - .uspidon 'of Murdering
Ann Webb, • iti"Higgler'S-.le, St. d'ee'ri,:re's:-fields,
Were again brought •before Mr. GRAHAM; for exa-
mination, when-Buckle was discharged, lie proving,
that on the night thelniirder vests perpetrated he had
-been put to bed by some. women in a state of the
Most extreme intoxication. By' the exertions Of
Anthony, Adkins, Lavender, and Hopwood, under
the directions of Mr: GRAHAM, twenty-four wit-
nesses have been procured, and their depositions
taken by Mr. GRAHAM, which forma long chain of
circumstantial evidence relative tbllie deceased ; but
:1 on the young man who is in custody being produced
• -before a numb& of 'witnesses, on Wednesday, some
of them meant him in their e'vidence as to his con-
nexion with the deceased ; the others meant another
nun, who, on investigation, proved to -be of the
same name and trade with the young man in-custody:
they worked in the'same concert), and were both
intimate with. the deceased.—The worthy Magi,
strate's exertions to bring to justice the perpetrators
of so foul a crime were thus,, in some degree, frus-
trated: but he told the young man he could not let
him go, under all the circumstances, and ordered
the Officers to exert themselves M finding the other

young man, of the same name;as the Prisoner, as
deSeribed by- some of the witnesses.
• Two I more wen and. a woman have been appre7
headed, charged with being concerned with the gang
who. have forged soldiers' and: sailors' to such
a great extent, as we stated a-feW days. since—They
have been privately examined by Mr. GRAHAM, and
were committed on Wednesday.
MARL.Bottouoa-STREF:T.--A baker in NT ar'sr-10.-
bone, li•as...charged, lay a iespeclable woman, with
robbing her/dish, which was delivered to'hirn for
the oven. - The Yrosecutrix stated that she sent the
dish to the b:tehciase, which Contained.a-rice'pv&
''ding, -but on -.fetching it back there appe'4-ed to -be a

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At t,liQ SU.N VFICE, No. 13 '2, Stand; wLere lisim'ents Orders.;

considerable qua t tf, of pudding: deficient. Xt wis
not merely she pudding-in the present instm-L]e,that
s h for,. but the p ra6tice- hail been .reiLifi&l to
ndi a system; trmt she couitt ti 6 longer remain silent
on-the subjea. The (()mplaitiant enumerated her
,soeral -..losses at various times, consisting Of about
•the balf::of her fat, tineat, ehops'i steaks, &c. As
for the, phimb'praldingti, of late, she had not had
abore,hall of them back 'again.
The-Baker; in his defence, attributed the toss .to
spilling and wasting; and there being no substatitial
proof
.of the robbery adduced,' the !Complaint -ixa
, dismissed with an admonition,to the taker. ,r • .

PVIITAC OFFIC; HATTON GAliDEN.—YeStalbfay
a labourer, Of the name of -Alt., in the.einplojj..-of
'Mr: .Borind,,, stove-manufakurer, in
Clerkenwell, was evaniined'on a charge of stealing
iron Mrs intende'd 'flit' grates.; Having been long
.suspeaed, in consequence of several' articlesAving
unissc:d;_he was,Watehed,.and-was yesterday detc(t.
ad with about thirty pounds of iron concealed in his
apron.' The property was ',\vorrt to by Mr. Bound,
atnt the Pris Oner was committed for.',:rial.

QUEBN'-§(4,I)ARE;---.TWO men 'named Dean and
.73,4i1ey , wOrkthen to Mr, Prosser, a' Sword.cutlei-
ne.tr Charing-Cross, were charged with purloining
various articles of silver and metal from their rnas-
ttl- 3 mountings haVititibecHn'eliarged for by the men,
and not 'being to be found, a search was made, and
suspi!:ion falling on the two men, a 'part was fiAtild
on and another part traced to their. disposal,
Mr. NE and Pait.urs fully committed them
f4pr trial at. the next Sess,fonS.

tr-atoN-HAL4.-7-,Yesterc4ay, Mrs. Barrington; a
well known pedestrian' on the pavement of Fleet,'
streets was charged, for tharshe, with .toot her Pidy
or two, had robbed the servant of a vinegar-mer-,
6Ant in the Borough, the .night before last; of hiS
purse,contatninA notes ,and money to theamouni of
171. They were committed for 'further examination.
. MAWSION-HQUS E.---:l'eiterday a man named Brice
applied to the LORD AlAvott 1-Or a surnmons for one
.of the City Officers,' who is appointed tashperintehd
Billingsgate Fish-market. The. Complainant stated,
thit,he that morning Went to the market with some
. .fish; andthat the Officer; without the slightest cause,
threw hid basket into the middle of '-the street, and
said lie,certainly should not Sell his 'goods there.—
The Complainant stated, that be wis a Freeman of
the City, and always paid the'dFlTerenf charge s that
were made on- him.

His Lordship said, that he would'ord. er—thc Offir.:er
to attend the followintr, (14y„ and -if he had "ae.ted as
stated, without cause, he sii(ctild be severety punished.

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We heartily congratulate. our. brave Soldiers and
Sailors on their gaining.. the • Spanish treasure at
Buenos 4y-rc§ : tlir,,cgnrage. deihan&.xt such
"rd ; .k.bitpry to hOar of their further.
SUlccef;s irk:Pßiticipa.titigijp the, -immense sum of 'l'wo
ilinidt4,Tliousand Putands.Prize Money, which will
by Dante Furtune on the '1:;t1i
et Ne. 4 41013i11:

BIRTH;

On the Stli -of "August, at il3-arbadoes, the La(ty of Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Marry,. commanding the tsth of a
I)itighter.

DI4D.

• .Ott Monday.tast, at Thoreshv, in the-County of -Lincoln,'
th:t'Rev. Thomas Birch, many ye.:4-s Rettor of that Parish.
• Titi'7same day, at Kenilworth, near Coventry, Mts. lti'rd,
w,....door.ol;(ohn.Bird„ Esq. formerly an Alderman'of -the City
of Coventry.
Ott Wednesday Last',..At Blackheath, Peter Wright; Esq.
Conduit-street, MaSter orrthe' ItepOrt Office,
,the Curt of. Chancery. . • •
The same day, in Percy-street, 'William Jarvis Closter,
Esc!: lion of :-Vrcnikild"GlOst.r„ Esq. ills Majesty's
nev..oeneral'of Trinidad. ,
Lately, aLNlrp.mr-lionSe, .near RO'rnsey; Hampshire, sud-
denly, Samuel Lockhart, Esq.
A •few days ng'o, at his house in Ruthin, Wales, John
Lloyd, Esq. of Berth, Denbighshire,' Chief niqice on the
Carmarthen Circuit.
• Op the • 9th inst. at the• Hot Wells, Bristol, .Mr. Joshua
Ciloin only scn of the Rev. Mr.' Gilpin, Vicar of Jtock-'
wardint, in Salop: ' • •
Gln.Saturday, Mr.'Samitel Hazard; Bookseller and Printef,
iit c.hedp.stuet, . Pat h. . - ,
,
On the 2ptil ot July last,' in' hiS 19th year, 111,. C. Wnit-
worth, youngeSt son of Mrs..WentWelth, the Star Inn, in
okfmd. He was a Mids.:ll4lmin) on board. His MajestY'S ship
the Raisonable,,and.tvas-u the taking 'd the,Caoe of C 00;1.
Holie, and afterwapili sailed with Sir fh Popli,..rn to South
America, where he vitas present at out late 71orimis cotriquest
of litienoS. Ayres, the particUlatsbt which he had just trans-
mitted to his filet+, when. by sctitie aecidenz, a few minutes
after he had sent.off his Lett .r, he fell oyerboa.rd and was
drowned ; and the'sanie post brought an acconn, of the me-
lancholy event. • •

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Morning, 24 min. after 2. Afternoon, 40 min. after z.

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A CHALLENGE.
A ESSRS. CURRIE and Co. challenge the*hole
lv IVorld-to prove.a single instance where their 'Medicine
and Neiiiod of Cure have failed of the desired effect. , The
pradice or Many years -inAhis particular branch of their pro-
•lessibit has not givetyrise tb one.:unsuceessful case. They con. '
tinue to dire& their studies:ta' the treatn„` a and cure of cer-
tain Complaints, and that derangement of. the s.:stem whiiih •
is the consequence of a slestrudive habit: It is a
-truth, that the indttlgraCe in this solitary vice brings on those
Deficiencies and 'Debilities' which frequently. ::preient and
embitter
.the Matrinioeial State and .imposes by anticipa-
tion upon itS unhappy ,=v the infirrnine,l of old age. •
To , such persons it must be a consolinguetiettion to know'
that they may now, by a new and infallible, mode of-treat-
ment, be restored to health, Strength, and manly.vii,our.--
Messrs. cultic and CO: being regular 7Ur,',e'ons• of the Koval
College, the idea of ein.pireism cannot possibly be attached
to their.praqice, the nothmg. but a thorough. conviction, con,-
finned by many years'expertence of, the injudicious triCitle Of
treatrrrent adopted by theigetteral Prattitionet in the'cure.of -
Venereal Complaints, and that class of -Debility which inevi-
tably results from zlieindiserepons of youths could' iluce
them to deviate from/ the usual 'sy stern; and by perforniing the
most surprising cures, convince 't he_ world of the decided su- '
periotity.of their made of treatment... . •
' ..N.lessrs„ Cizrrie'a9d..Co.. may 'he consulted by patients of
either sex, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour;
az their House, No. toy, Hatton Garden. Letters from' the
CouticrY . (post-paid), inclosing a Bank Notes stating the
particulars, of the case, will have the necessary Advice. and
Medicines sent to any part of the Kingd,niz.

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