The Sun.
London, England, 1801-01-14 00:00:00

teti, trat, under an itssurance, tat if he cii‘i not
remove himself and hishogs;lle would be liable to
theconseuences of it separate Aaion 4t th.:. suit
of every ilrtelglibour whern he-aanciyed.

PUZLIC OFFICE, BOW-STREET.

BgfORM R. GL.ARKE, ESQ.

MONDAY evening Wm. Wilson -and Tho. Jones
were brought in custody before the above 1,,‘,(1a.,
gistrate, on,suspiclOn of lacing house-breakers, a
dark lantern, a bottle of
having been found on
Jones. They were committed as rogues and va-
gabonds until the next WestminStcr Sessions.
John York was charged on suspicion of steal_
ing a quantity of carpeting-.
one of the Bow-street Officers, stated, ;
that hiving onMondayeliening receiNled informa—
tion of a cart being robbed of -a basket, contain-
ing a quantity of linen, in Brownlotv-street, and
that a woman,' in 'attempting to defend it, In
been treated extremely ill by-the robbers, he and I,
another Officer went in ,search of the depredators 3/4,
at several places in the neighbourhood of St. -
Giles's, 'and ping-info a house inTaker's-lane,
met the Prisoner coming out with the carpeting
1),%t; prbduced, on his shoulderi which he. threw '
down, and endeavoured to escape, but was secur-
ed ; that, as witne;,s wavliringing him to the
Mee, several of his, associates followed and
gave him a violent blow on the nose, in order to
make him let the,Prisorer go.
The Prisoneri who is a well-known charaeter,
denied 'having the carpeting in his possession,
but was committed tbr further examination till
the tylvner dirt be found.

FirFOltli N. 119?f1),,E5Q,..4ND,,,5111
Yesterday 'calling two more journeymen 'fay-
lori were convicted before the above Macristra:es,
on-the complaint of, Mr. Brocklesby, their. mas-
ter, for being concerned in the combination for
antadvance of wages, and Were adjadged to two
months imprisonment each in the House of Car-
realm, Cold-bath-fields ; but having bail ready,
they entered into a recognizance to appeal against
the conviction at the next. Middlesex Sessions.

LADIES' BOARDING SCHOOL,
iitAtt F.WSI3i-YRY4QtAiIE.'

Mrs. CROSS respectfully informs the Gentry,
Merchatits, and her` Friend's' in vieral, that her
School will recommence, on MondPi next, and
ihat she has accomModation for'Cre more young
Ladies' as BOgrdeis': 'she hoes, that the flat
tering' success she has Met with for, these se-
ventetn years, in" Educating th.t Daughters of
some of the first Families in
rthe City, Will be'no
small recommendation to those Ladies
,and`Gco-
ttemen who fray honour her witWtheir Patronage..
The`i-fotisse stands in a Very-Jilry hnehcidthy si_
threeDdors from the Square, of which
'Mrs. CTO“ has a Key, and in which the young
Ladies Walk as' often as convenient, and the
Nvetahei erats--,-L:The s oung Lacliei are
boaftleci, und:!dught the English and. Fiench
Languages ~vith',C;i:ammatical purity and correct.
n6s,- History and Needle-work's, for Twenty-
eight ' Guineas per' Antitim, .Viagliing included;
Prrlour,Boarders, Forty Giiineas a Year ; nay-
DoartiOi,..Three Guineas per :Quarter Oay..
Se;hdfari,' a Guinea and 'a 'No'Entrariec-
,
Monty expected, 'either :from boaruers or Day-
SHmiars.. Writing; At ithiniftic,Niu,.ic, Dancing,
Drawing, I till Geography, th, Use'. of the
:Glebe's, and ASP.ronomy; taught by Professors of
eminence and established merit. Mrs. Ci-oSii may
be 'spoken with, or dire6ted to, at herSeirlinary,
`No; 4, Christopher-streets, Fin,bury.fsquate.-----
This .Establishment cohststs htit.of a small and
select number of Ladies.

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SHIP ATEII-...

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Atrivcd =th 4dive, Percy,"froni Southampton ; Botqy
and Nano;!, Griiiirt, and. Merinoidi Giibc rt, Lit
mouth ,-, and Lapwing, C:irtridgct
Sailed-7-01a 1-lopv, N'..th4wood, and Afermaid, King,
for Pommuth and Rivicre, ).t.nw,,,tbr St. I

GKAVE.ND, JAN. rz.

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Passed by---the llarriott,, Pipers, from Soston ; and
Maria Clare,: Itokloi6,' from Barcelona.
for Sligo.

BIRTH.

A t Monymusk, on the vi inst. Lady Grant, of Mony-
musk ; vats. sately deliVeTed of a daughter.

MAR R

On Friday last, at Bruton, Someisetshire, by the Rev.
Dr. (.01(lesbrOukh., Mr. Charles Wuallam, of Ely-place,
Ward, of Bruton.
Yesterday, 3V, Muy—te-bone,Church, by the Rev. Dr.
Ficave; Robert; jonoka, Es9..pf Winve.w CAtte'
morgans'Aire, to ;vliss' Frances Laseelles, eldest tiaughter
of the tart; Coleral Lascelles,
At Edinbur,,h, on Thurstby last, Capt. Charles Dalias,l
-of the lion, g.tht India Company') Service, to Mt Il;tla'
(lane, eldest daughter of the late George Ihddanr,
Gleneay,les. , _