The Sun.
London, England, 1809-07-26 00:00:00

POLICE.

kimpuALL.--=Yesterday, a servant of Mr.-
vington, hook:seller, was charged with stealing a bun-.
dle of .printed paper. One of ;Ar. Rivinguasshop-
rnen,srated-;:that several bundles of waste paper had
been missed from their cellar which put them on. the
watch. On Mondar.the Prisoner „was desired to
take some books to the binder's When the appear-
•atie of his bag t xciting suspicion, he Was pursued
and detained ; the .:paper iu questiop was, toond in'
the bag. ~The Prisoner begged hard for mercy, ,and
liivington suggested, that the best tne.:tus to re.
trieve his character, would be to volunteer "tar the
Navy. He requested five mi.lutes to consult with
his wife upon the subject, winch was al;owed him ;
he afterwards returned and expressed a desire to'ac-
rept the offer which the huntantty of hiS'thater had
sug-,,ested; • ,
Mathews,. a cheesemonger, charged his Por-
ter with stealing two pounds of cheese, which were
fotind concealed in,bis hat. Mr.. Mathews said he
had had seVerar cheese ti bro ken to pi,TeS,- which had
been carried off piecemed; and he bad suspected se-
veral of:his servants. It was discoVered,. that the
cheese, when broken, was StoWed away in small-
pieces, for the convenience or carrying otf; one of
tbege pieces being missed when, the- Prisoner- went.
'out to dinner, he
.was pursued, brought back, and
the cheese found tai his tint, The Prisbner now, de-
stlared, that it was thefitiit thing he,had ever Liked
in his life, andhis niastercompas,,ionately agreed 0
forego pr.":secuting. • • , •

NIARLBOROUGH -•STii LET, --- Yesterday, JQsepk

Heat 4 was charged with obtait:ing by fake prettrices
of Madame. Pitnicil six Bank Nutrs'ot ()tie Pound
each. - It appeared, by the- Ita!ernent.-01 MathLue.

Parnell, whO is a Milliner and`...,ace Dealer in I3er-
VP'
wick-street, that the prisoner.called onlrei= on the-
10th instant; and requested-to speJk with her Wk'' '°'-'
particular business. He represented-hit-1)50f tO
be a Mr. Reeves, wk).ll.2:ci r 114;h situation in.
Alien Office, and walled to inform witness- that au
information-had been laid against her at the,above
ofEo, as being an improperterson to remain in this
country. The ,prisOner: added, that he hod 'felt .
terested for her, and consequently as'lol. would shut
the mbuth of the malicious, informer, he had called,to
apprize her of that _lad. The prosecutrix becanre •
much alarthed, and, ingtienced by tear, gave the pr-
: super four pounds, and told keen to call again in a heW
days, when the la would be made up. The pri-
soner departed, after having strii;tljl 'enjoined the
presecutrik not tO reveal %hat: had passed; As
taalion w6uld in that case Abe at stake.' He ca led
again the day before• he had appointed. Witness had
slight suspicions of imposition, and a female trierid
waited behind-the door, whilst she conversed with •
the prisoner. He; said that he had been- througli
the country` since he .last saw l,er, and there; wic
great ferment and disordiA., so that he. Was ohligL.ti
to aid vigilantly., This-ay.et ti—n added-to the
tassinKtit of the proSecutpx, ;And she gave the priwner •
21..m0re towards the ten. The prisoner was to call
again for the other 41. ;Nod he added he should not
ex pea
,niutli for his trouble. lit. did call again, and
the prosecutrix hept him in' conversation whilst
goly a constable was pro,:tuCd, Who look into
costoily.• Previous io the kill I, of tie constable, th
prosecutrix had iti!oiriieti th:;t she must.
answer to any charge' hicli might ;Igainst
her, as she sticttnd not. part 1.110'4: money,
the. latterintfirtno Ihr that
.stie )7,140:1111 Dot
five hours lon2er in this country. The. prisoner al
ways retuscd to give hts address; any otherwise thoL
that his country house was at Soini;xrs-town: l'htt
prisoner was fully committed

Last Sattirday a young Lady of an independent
fortune of 20,0001. kit by an. Aunt, daughter ut ail
eminent iNflerch,ant tear 1.31-0441-street, doped
ber Father's footman.. -They itninet.Latcly tot'
Gietya Green, in ,a post cu. ch and touy; in order
'to be married, but ‘vtre missed• in abourtwo.bours
after their departure, and pursued and:ovs,ita"
ken at. an ltin in Ountingdetv, just a? ti
about to proctAd ors their journey.

Sall" NEIP.S.

GRANFSEND, JULY 24,
Arrived—the Ro:,e, Alaistiail, trout Martinique.

. .
• HIRT!'
Lately,the Right Finn. 'Lady Lucy Anne Cas^an, of 'a. Soso'

-- 414 10? ll_ W. • • - _
On Saturday morning, at the Countess De Vandreull's,
l'aik.-lane, Amand De rFruyer, slii or the Count: De Frofer
De Lephle, of the Royal Navy or France; to A,liss.dolaul'
by, of Battersea.
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DIED.
On Thursday last, at her tiou*e in Lamb's COnduit.streeto
Mrs. At.ne VC'lliialtis, widow or: the late Robert WillialOt

Esq. formerly ot Charlestown, Souilt,Carohna. ct
Un the isth ot Juty.-aoB,„tm board the DaVid Scott f;2l-.„,
Indianian, un the outward voyage to China, of A fever, hi P'a,
19th year, Charles lames Abraham, last Survivibg sou of°.
late John Abraham, Lsq. of Tottenham.