The Sun.
London, England, 1806-01-24 00:00:00


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This being the first day of Term, the/Court did
not sit until a very late hour, and did not then enter
into any business which would be in the slightest
degree interesting to the Public. The Judges did not
sit for more than an hour, by far the greater part of
which was consumed in justifying Bail. A few
motions, of course, were then heard, and the Court
adjourned until to-morrow.

MARLBOROUGH - STREET. - Yesterday Henry
Thais, the person who stood charged With stealing
plate in the dwelling-house of Mrs. Wilkinson, under
pretence of hiring lodgings, underwent a second ex-
amination. 'the Prosecutrix was prevented from at-
tending by severe indisposition,
Another charge was made against the Prisoner, by;
a person of the name of Marshall', for picking his,
pocket of 431. on the Nth Dec. The Prosecutor,
stated that he lost the property from the pocket cc
his small clothes whilst dozing by the fire-side at the,
house of. Mr. Sims, the King's Head, Bear-street;
Leicesterfields, but he knew nothing of the robber.
It was proved, however, by the laiidlord, that the.
Prisoner, with three or four others, were in the
room, and he observed the Prisoner very near the
Prosecutor ; they all retired on a sudden, and a per-
son saw the Prisoner with a quantity of bank-notes.
in his hand, before he left the room.
It was stated by the Prosecutor, that. an absent
Witness aElnally saw the Prisoner commit the rob-
bery.
It was represented to the Magistrate, that very
strong attempts had -been made to induce Mrs.
Wilkinson to decline prosecuting. The Prisoner
had been represented to her as the relation of several
very respe&able charataers, whose names we decline
mentioning, and that he had been' recently led into
the company of abandoned charaders.
'I he Magistrate observed, that he had done his
duty, and his advice was, that others should b
careful to do so, as the very circumstance- of the
Prisoner being a young .man of family, made him a
more fit .objed of prosecution.
The Prisoner was fully. committed to take his
trial on both charges, and the, parties were bound
over to prosecute.

PUBLIC-OFFICE, HATTON-GARDEN.—Yesterday
a miserable old woman, named Elizatefit Horn,
was brought to the Office, charged on suspicion of
stealing a large quantity of Russia sheeting, and
other lineh goods, which were found upon .her,
which she said she had from a woman who had ab-
sconded, to be delivered to a third person, who had
also absconded. The Prisoner was committed for
re-examination.
Two young women were committed to the House
of Correction for one month each, for drunken-
-ness, and. annoying the inhabitants of Clerken well
Green with their noise, at an unseasonable hoar
in the morning.

Yesterday, at St. Margaret's, Westminster, Mr. john
Boodle, to Miss Susanna Frances Richardson; of Parliament-
street.

On Tuesday, at .her house, near Luton, Mt s. Bettesworth,
mild of the late Worshipful john Bettesworth, Dean of the
Arches, &c. and sister of Lord Ducie.
On Wednesday last, aged 21 years, Miss Elizabeth Cres-
well Jones, daughter of the late Mr. john Jones. of Great.
Portland-street, Artist, after a lo►tg and distressing illness.
The same day, in the 61st year of her age, Mrs. H. Good-
wyn, wife of Henry Goodwyn, Esq. Lower East Smith-
field.
Lately, at Stockport, in Cheshire, Ensign Charles Agar
Disney, of the ism Regiment of Foot, aged 22.
On Saturday se'nnight, in Toll-street, North Shields, Mr.
William Lamshaw, aged as, her Grace the Dutchess of
Northumberland's own bag-piper.

STOCKS, ,
RUAY.
India Stock, 1841
India Bonds, IS as. pr.
South Sea Stock,
Exchequer Bills, ts. 3s. 24
1 pr.
(Minium, 7 6i
Imperial 3 per Cent. 59
1) it tu Ann.

Bank Stock, 193
Navy S per Cen't. 89 a
5 per Cent: 1797, 100
4 per tent. 77
3 per Cent. Red. 63* igi
3 per :2t. Cons. 59ii*I
Bank
L. Ann. 17* I-16th
Ditto Short Ann. z