The Sun.
London, England, 1837-10-03 00:00:00

QUEEN-SQUARE.

George Firth, formerly a publican in Castle street,
Leicester-square, was yesterday placed at the bar for re-
examination, charged with forgery.
David Mitchell, a baker, residing in Green-street,
Leicester-square, had known the defendant about two years,
and during that time he had dealt with him (prosecutor)
for bread. Prisoner left that neighbourhood on the 28th
of March, 1836, and was his debtor in the amount of 41.125.
On the 27th ult. he called, and gave a check for 5/. 6s. on
the Borough Bank, and received the difference in silver.
The prisoner WAS fully committed for trial, and Mr.

Miller was bound over in the sum of 2001. to prosecu
consequence of his unwillingness being manifest.

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UNION-HALL.
RobinsonYGilliam , alias Clarke, a well-dressed man, AP"
parently between 40 and 50 years of age, and having a ver.
strong resemblance to the late King George the Fourth,
underwent a second examination on Saturday, charged.'"
suspicion with stealing stealing several articles, consisting of writing_
desks, dressing cases, musical boxes, tic., the property
Thomas Baring, of Cheshunt, Bucks.
' The complainant, between three and four months ago,
employed the prisoner, whom he had previously knovial
to superintend the sale of various fancy goods at
a ba-
zaar, which he had set up in the town of Egham. About
titres weeks ago the complainant came to town,the prisoner in charge of the bazaar ; but, owing to the
e
former having been apprised that things were not going on
as well as he expected at Egham, and that the prisoner,
instead of attending to the bUsiness, was riding about the
country to Windsor and other places, lie (the complainant!
sent down a letter, directing that the property in the bazan,
should be delivered up to his wife, who was at Egham at
the time. In a few days, however, after the transmission
of the letter alluded to the prisoner left .Egham,
taking
with him the whole of the property contained in the bazatitr;
and upon inquiry it was ascertained that he had come...
town with the property, a great portion of which was s
covered, subsequently to his apprehension, at Proctor's Ho-
tel, in the Westminster-road, where he had taken up his
abode, after his flight from Egham.
The various articles which 'the prisoner was charged with
h
stealing were produced in Court, and amongst them teret
were some duplicates of articles which he had pledged
pawn-broker's shops, and which articles belonged to this
complainant, the prisoner not having pledged then: in ex,
own name, but in the fictitious name of " Geori,3
King-street."
The MAGISTRATE said that as the complainant had die.
tinctly sworn that he had not authorised the prisoner t
take away the property from Egham, the charge am
to one of felony. As, however, the evidence of complains
nt°
wife would be required to prove that she had given the act
cused notice to deliver up the property at Egham, he Mils
therefore be remanded for that purpose.
On Sunday morning, at an early hour, a serious distil"
bance took place in the vicinity of Peckham, owing W a
pugilistic contest between two men, one of whom has beeo
so severely beaten, that he now lies in the hospital in great
danger.
the
Inspector Warthers, of the P division, said that
fight occurred between two men named William Loves
and Morris M'Carthy, tanners, working at different tan'
yards in Bermondsey. That the place selected by the
combatants for the fight was a field to the south of Nuts'
head, a sequestered spot, and at a considerable distance
from any of the station-houses. When the police were in •
formed that a pugilistic battle was going forward in the place
mentioned, several constables were immediately despatchea
to the spot, but upon their arrival the fight bad just cow
eluded, and another was about to commence, until the sP'
pearance of the force prevented it. The two men rho
had been fighting, were discovered lying along the grotto"
in an insensible state, covered with blood ; and fro
subsequent inquiries it was ascertained that they has
fought eighty-four rounds. One of them (M'Carthy)
obliged to be taken off immediately to the hospital, vibe.rbe:
on examination, it was discovered that three of his 1.1
were broken, besides being desperately beaten about the,
head and face, which presented divers cuts and contuse('
wounds in the conflict with his antagonist. The man wh°
has been so dreadfully beaten is confined in the HosPit,a7
and is considered in a precarious state, and his antagen's'
has also received severe injuries. The mob who bad sr
sculpted to witness the fight, although on Sunday morning'
evinced a strong inclination to prevent the police frols
doing their duty and dispersing them. This, however, wagar
at length effected, and after the combitants were taken e"
the ground to have their wounds dressed, the mob, consist"
ing of the lowest vagabonds, retired from the spot, In°.
muring that their " sports" had been interfered with b 1
the police.
The MAGISTRATE commended the police for repressing,
such a scene as that described, and which was disgrace,'
.to a civilised country. Directions were also given for the
police to be on the alert in preventing the pugilistic ell;
counters which were so frequent on Sunday mornings '-
the environs of town.

THAMES OFFICE.
A man, named Hutchinson, who keeps a brothel in Ca-
roline-street, Commercial•road, and is well known to the
police, was brought before Mr. BALLANTINE for re-exannci
nation yesterday, charged with robbing a tradesman, naTc
Jones, of a sovereign and 4s. while he was asleep 10 8
beerhouse, called the Crown and Anchor, in White Hollc"
place, Ratcliff.
Mr. BALLANTINE said the suspicion attached to a /err
suspicious person, and he should again remand the Pr'
Boner, to give him an opportunity, if he could, of 'bringing
forward the persons he had mentioned.

NEW WORKS PUBLISHED THIS DAY.—We are
requested to state that Mr. Colburn, of Great Marlborough'
street, has this day published the following new works
1. Miss Landon's new novel " Ethel Churchill ; or, the
Two Brides," 3 vols. 2. ,‘ The Life of Sir Edward Coke,
Lord Chief Justice in the Reign of James 1., with Memoirs
of his Contemporaries," by C. W. Johnson, Esq., Barrister,:
2 vols. Bvo., with Portrait. 3. " Stories of Spanish Life,
edited by Lieut.-Col. Craufurd, Grenadier Guards, 2 vels;',
post Bvo. 4. Mrs. S. C. Hall's new novel " Uncle Horace,,,
3 vols. 5. Dr. Granville's " Guide to the Spas of GerroanP,
2 vols. Bvo., with 38 Illustrations. 6. Mrs. Gore's new novo,
" Stokeshill Place ; or, the Man of Business,"
3 vols.
,
On Monday se'nnight, a very beautiful specimen °I
the Marvel du Jour Moth (Misela Aprilina,) was take
near Carlisle. It is, we believe, the only specimen of t"
kind that has been taken in this county.

LADIES' BEST GOLD CHAIN'''.
The weight is given by comparison with the weight of Sovereignts:
being more easily referred to than if stated in ounces and d'Vd
The quality of the gold is warranted equal to any that is W°l."'
into articles of this description.
Price of the Cable Pattern, or Matted Ring Pattern. d,
£ 8. (i. £ 0
Same weight as 3 sovs. 4 4 0 Same weight as 6 sovs. 7
Ditto as 4 sovs. 5 5 0 Ditto as 7 sovs. 8 „' 0
Ditto as 5 sovs. 6 6 0 Ditto as 8 sovs. 9 7,00
Price of the above Patterns, with bright star ornaments Co'

x s. d.
link. a.
£ s' 0
8
Same weight as 3 sovs. 5 5 0 Same weight as 6 sous. 8 9 0
Ditto as 4 sovs. 6 6 0 Ditto ,
nass
87
ssoovv::10 I 9 ° 0
Ditto as 5 sovs. 7 7 0 Ditto
THE NEW FLAT GOLD WATCHES.
7 0
The price in gold cases, with vertical movements £7
Ditto, with well-finished horizontal movements, in double-
bottomed engine-turned case, jewelled, silver dial, 9 0
9 warranted

T. COX SAVORY'S.
Working Silversmith and Jeweller, 47, Cornhill, Lonacinr,det
The Horizontal Construction is particularly reconv3"
for its superior accuracy.

BIRTHS. C, r•
On the 29th ult., at Elsham, Lincolnshire, the Lady Mary -
bett, of a daughter. A IV.
On the 29th ult , in High street, Camden-town, Mrs. •-•
Gilmour, of a daughter.

MARRIED, rd-
On the 2d inst., at St. George's, Han9Ver-square, Gear the%
ward Anson, Esq , to the Hon. Miss HarborO d, daughter of -
late Lord Suffi.
n the 19 theld inst., at Aston, Birmingham, J. 31. Banett,
of Denmark-hill, Surrey, and Friday-street, to Mrs.
lict of G. L. Bennett, Esq., Edgbaston. : hds,
On the 28th ult., at Ripple, the Rev. J. Loscombe 11. e of
Rector of Bushey, Herts, to Frances Elizabeth, second daugFt.ertol,
the Rev. J. W. Baugh, Rector of Ripple, and Chancellor theebo„
On the 27th ult., at Dudley, Thomas' Lewis, 'sq•' °t. t'a•hard
the late 1 ic
Alleroft,
place, to Laura Rundall, youngest daughter Of
Else, Esq., of Bath.
On the 15th of May, at Culcutta, Nicholas Charles Dial', rig.'
to Miss Cornelia Matilda Cornelius.

DIED.
On the 30th ult., at Ramsgate, Lady
the late Lord Edward Bentinck, brother 0
land, aged 78.
On the 29th ult., at Cheltenham, aged 64,
Esq., of Bush, Pembrokeshire.
r 111argaret, sista
On the Ist inst., at Hampton Court, aged 8.), .
Cheshire.
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of
of the late Sir P. Warburton,Bart.,of ,
Newton, k:
On the Ist inst., George, eldest son of Samuel
of
Croxton Park, Cambridgeshire. , dmighter
On the 29th ult., at Ramsgate, Caroline, young"'
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the late Sir S. Lushington, Bart Edward
fthen lateefiDti nuckle'orfe slni relict
Thomas Metric'',

Sir S. V.MHOiniVdc
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.pY OBITUARY;
General—Hon. E. Phipps, Col. Corn. 2d Bn. 60 F.
co 41 F.;
L ut.-Generals—Hon. Sir E. Sto ford, G•C•B'' —l.
rs—Fenwick r '9
1. Comp. Serv.
Majo • Major-Generals-.R.23 Stewart,F..Brain Ipattoeno,f6ißk.wlirre'ssehx A; rt.: s•• 17 P
W. lson► IC. K''
F., Nottington Spa,
56 F., Jamaica. fled off
Captains—Strachey, 56 F., Jamaica ; Gilby, 81 F., drow- 49,
Skinburness; Poynter, R. Art., Leamington; Boyles, 11' It. P•
4 W. I. Reg. ; 'Waldron, Unatt. ; Schlichthorst, h. p. 4 Lin .1-'
Ger. Leg. .1 nett at
near Nettlebury, Dorset ; Phillpotts,
the FP.
Lieutenants—Malcolm, 50 F. ; Harkness, 61 F., ...rcill
Ceylon ; Shaw, ditto, ditto; Fisher ( Adj ), 67 F. Dernerarsi.S4-.
geon, h. p. R. Mar. ; Monsell, late of Inv. ; Lowe, late of IRultiik;k ;
13n. • Illacdougall, h. p. 39 F. ; Sterne, h. p. 61 F., I) Sussex'
A. Campbell, h. p. 82 F. ; ROAN Ils,h. p. 18, Dr., Ringmera. mo. ;
Second Lieutenants and Ensigns--J. Robertson, h• P.
_lt A
D'Oyley, 10 F., Santa Maura, lonian Islands •
F., drowned at Ceylon ; Knox, h. p. 66 k. Lloyd, h. IN 4
Bn. Osvrestry, Salop.
Quarter-master—Ross, late 71 F. A, 0.
Commissariat Department—Dep. Assist. Com. Gen. J• G•
Saunders, Bassin, Mauritius ; Dep. Assist. Com•
Gen. 4
Smith, Nassau, Den Providence. let;
Jatra
Medical Department—Assist. Surg. Anderson, 8 F.,
M. R. Burke, Staff, Jamaica. ,T.W. W y, Gar'
,--ri.

Lundon: Printed and Published by 111URDO YOUN o*(4 tt
112, Strand, at The Sux Office, No. 11'1 Strand, in the eoun
of Middlesex.—Tuesday, October 3, 1837.