The Sun.
London, England, 1814-01-11 00:00:00

ROBBING COACHBS.

The Buckingham Stage Coach was lately
robbed in A- very extraordinary manner. The
coach brought a parcel from • Aylesbury Bank,
containing. bills and notes to a considerable
amt:!int, directed to Messrs. Praeds, the Bankers,
in Fleet-street. it was put into the strong box
which was made for conveying that and other va-
luable parcels, which was locked and strapped,
and the coachman put the key into his pocket as
_usual, and placed the box under •\Vhen he
got to the Green Man and Still, in Oxford-strect,
he opened ithe box to take but another valuable
• parcel, directed to another banker, at which time
the parcel from the Aylesbury Bank to Messrs.
Praeds was safe. The coach stopped again oppo-
site the Bell and Crown Inn, where a passenger
left the coach, and took two parcelS with hint out
of the coach, at which time the coachman ,had
every reason to believe the box and parcel was
safe. The coach did not stop again till it got to
the King's Arm Inn, where it puts up. The coach-
man went into the office to settle his way bill and
account, Which engaged him about ten minutes
or a quarter of an hour : in the mean time the
coach was turned round by a man employed in the
yard, as was customary. The coachman, on going
to unlock the box to take out the parcel directed
to Messrs: Praeds, discovered that the top of the
box had bee❑ forced off, taken away, and also the
parcel directed to Messrs. Praeds stolen. The top
of the box could not then be found, but yesterday
morning it was found near the coach in she yard.
The business was yesterday investigated- at the
Public Office, Bow-street, but, no person is in
custody. •

P.abt.)lA;,§EX SESSIONS.

HICK 'S HALL, CT,FP.KENWELL, M.OND ja N. 10.

This day the Sessions of Peace for the county
Q. "Middlesex commenced at the Sessions-house,
WILLIAM i\IAINWARING, Esq. in the
Cil sir. The business consisted chiefly of a variety
of petty assauitS, &c. one which occupied a con-
siderable time was a case between a neater in
Monmouth-street, and a Barker of his next dour
neighbour's. 17Ie dec,l9red tharhe was obliged to
bark for himself, but his' neighbours, who were
two Ladies, kept a Barker, who was loudefAhan
himself, frequently took away his custothers,_and
trespassed by walking before his, doors, and upon
his rerir astrating against this, be beat him ; the
two Ladies came to the.aSsistanceof their Barker,
and there was a general battle, out of which arose
three cross indictments. Two were found 'guilty,
and fined 6s. sd. eilehl

JosephAbrahonis, of Westminster, corn-chand-
ler, was -tried on an indictment, charging him
with having concealed in his possession a quan-
tity of marine stores, the property of the Crown,
contrary to the statute of the 39th and 40th of
the King, which makes the offence transportation.
Mr. ALLEY and Mr, ARABIN, for the defen-
dant, a very old Jew, called several witnesses to.
character for several years past ; and after a long
hearing and, charge, the Jury found the, defen-
dant guilty. He was allowed
.to sit during the
trial.
..Sentenced to be imprisoned for- three
months, and to'pay a fine of one hundred pounds..
The Chairman added, that owingto certain repre-
sentations, the sentence of transportation that the
crime merited !vas not inflicted ; but if some of
the defendant's'‘vitnesses as to character should
profit by the present caution, they never would
again be seen in this CoUrt.

'On
,Sunday night another of the gang who
wounded Vickery, the Bow-street Oftieer; was
taken into custody by Taunton. Yesterday he
Was examines at the Office, and committed for
farther examination.

We are sorry to state, that owing to. one of the
stays of the foot-board breaking,- the carriage of
the Rev..P. Guess was overturned on Tuesday
last, by which accident one of his infant children
was so much hurt, that it expired shortly after-
wards. Mrs. GUISE also sustained considerable
injury, :is did the coachman,. who was thrown
from the box, and one of the wheels raised over
him.--,Gloueesier Herald.

13111.11-IS.
On the 2cl- inst, at the Manse of LangbOlm, Scotland, Mrs.
Shaw-, of -a daughter. •- •
On the :id just. at Tarvit.House, Scotland, 'Mrs. Home
Rigg, of a daughter:. •
At Langton-House; Scotland, thS L:►dy of James John Far-
quharson, Esq. of a son.
At
.Stonehouse, Scotland, the Lady of Captain J. J. Gordon
Bremer, Royal Nary, of a daughter.

On Sunday, the :Ail inst. in Dartmouth-street, the Lady of
,F • •
Lancelot Holland, sq of a daughter.
On Thursday, at the house of her uncle, N. H. Neale, Esq.
the Lady of Sir Edward Synge, Bart. of a daughter.
On Sunday, at. Firle Place, Sussex, Viscountess Gage; of a
son and heir.

On New-Year's Day, the Lady of the Reverend Frederick
Anson,- of Stidburyl4ectory, in Staffordshire, of a daughter.