The Sun.
London, England, 1813-11-04 00:00:00

POLICE.

Bow.sTit rarr.—Yesterday John Briggs, ate mate
of the Tortoise, underwent another examination.
The prisoner, it appears, is ttaative of 'Bermuda.
April, 1810, he was INlaster of the sloop
United Drothers, of 11ritt.1. He sailed from the
:ninnies at that period for Bristol, and hu stands
charged with having; fraudulently fancied at Stokes
Bay and Portland lload part of the cargo of the
sloop, consisting of brandy, wine, geneva, &c.—
The prisonet's conduct was such at that time,
that the Custom-house Officers at Weymonth
seized the vessel.—lie was cOmMitted for further
examination.

A man of, the name of Threadgold was, con-
victed under a late Act of Parliament, in the pe-
nalty of 125/, ha having upon his person, when
taken in custody on suspicion of another offenee,
23 counterfeit Bank tokens, being at the rate of
51. for every counterfeit. In default of, payment,
he was committed under the stone Act, to the
House of Correction for three months.

HATTONALUDEN.---Yesterday George Carpen-
ter was brought up for examination, on ft charge
of lobbing his employers, Messrs. Henry and Wil-
liam Jackson, watch-case-makers, No. 6, King-
street, Clerkenwell. William Jackson said, that
he and his brother were in partnership, as watch-
case-makers ; they took an account of their stock
last Tuesday week, and found a great deficiency in
their stock, of silver since Auf;.7th.' The prisoner
worked in the silver work—mp, where, from the
nature of his employ, silver-cuttings and cut-outs
lay.scattered.about Like carpenter's.shat ings. bus-
piemn-fell on the prisoner, and they were deter-
mined to watch him ; in consequence of, which,
they marked several of the cuttino with a punch,
representing a half-moon, and thell had the whole
neighed and placed in the saute ce.rele-A manner
where the prisoner worked, giving hint direc-
tions to cull into the counting-house when.
Ito left off work, for some work lie was to
take home. They had previously given orders
to another of the workmen to ,weigh the same,
silver as soon ats, the prisoner quitted the shop,
And if be found difieiency, to come to the
counting-house before the prisoner was gone, and
inform them of it. As soon ay the prisoner had
done work at night, he came 03 directed to the
countiwg-house, where witness kept hint on sonic
pretence, until the other notn who had orders to
weigh the silver came in, and reported that there'
was a considerable quantity of the loose cuttings
taken away. 'Witness challenged the prisoner
with halviia robbed them, which be strongly de-
nied, and refused to be searched, in 'conse.quence
of which witness sent for a constable, and had
him searched ; and 'two ent.ronts, and the cut-
tings now produced, were found on the prisoner.
They were worth 17s. or I8s.; prisoner acknow-
ledged them to he part of their
property, and said
it was the first time of his stealing any thing of
the kind. He was fully committed for trial.

MARLSOROUG IT -WARS'''. John POOl6 was
charged by the lion. Donglas KhPntird -with
being. concealed in his dwelling-house on the
night of Tuesday. Oil invotigating the case, it
turutd out to,be rather an Ofair of gallantry than
any other improper motive, he defendant paid
his devoirs to the cook-maid in Mr, Kinuaird's
finally, and the key of the street-door having been
Bast',- inquiry was set on foot, and it came to the
ea,s. t,i the family that the cook's paramour W 36
in the hzlhit of vi'. t my her, and on Tuesday night
he was found in the house, without ,
any MIL Mot%

SPOTtTI N G.

NEIVNIATIKET THIRD OCTORInt, OR 11011G1.11'014,
MEETING,. Is

trULXDAY, NOVEMBEn
D. of notlainni Mustuptut, beat Mr. Luntitott's Drummer,
est. 211#. each. 'L'. Y. C. 500.-4 to I on ..Mustapba.
Ld tinflield's liaeospoons, 7st. 41h. brat 11"e-
-8st. 91b.-R. M. lungs, h. ft..- H
3t04 on ocuspocus.
dic:(ll*. Udny's Troftle, Bst. 61b. heat .at Foley's Ma's I); ke,
7st. 1:31b. Ab. M. BuOgs.-7 lo 4on 'Truffle..
Fifty Pounds, for .2-yr. olds carrying a rcallicr, :1-yr. olds, 7st.
51b. 4-yr. olds, fist. 91h. 5-yr. Olds, Ist. 31b. 6-rr. olds,
711;.. and aged, 9st. 10th. Last three Tiles of B. C.
Ltl Sackville's b. c. Mulberry, 4-yrs. • 1
Lil Lowther's hr. c. Euryaius, 4-yrs
Mr. I. Robinson's b. c. brother to Tanker, 2 yrs.
1). of Grafton's b. f. Music, 11-yrS.
D. of Rutland's cll. c. Mustapha, i•yrs. - 5
Mr. Ladbro4e's b. c. Joe Miller, 4-yrs. 6
Mr. Blake's b. c. hr Sancho, out of Driver's dam, 4-yrs 7
Mr. IParrall's b. c. Bauch°' :3-yrs.
Ld Foley's ch. c. Caliban, brother to Coutus, 3 yrs. 9
to 4 agst Mulberry-4 W 1 agst Music-,5t0 1 apt. Mostapisa.
Mr. Lake's Aladdin, Bst. 91b. agst Mrs. Villiers's Dun Cos-
sack, fist. 21b. Ab. M. 200 gs. h. ft.-Oft by consent.
Gen. Cira,sretior's Vulpecula, est. 311). tee. ft. from Major
Wilson's 1; bybrother to Vivaldi, ast. 411). A; P. 10do• ft.

IA Foley's.ntlibatt, 75t.911). roc. from I4Jersej. Catcr-
-011;►r, Sat. 21b. D. M. 50gS.

WEDNPSDAY.

A Subscription Plate of .501. for 2-yr. olds carrying Gst. ;lb
:old a-yr, olds. est. 101 b. 'l'. Y. C.

Gen. Gower's 1), f. Lotbout, 3 yrs.
Mr. Neville's b. f. Itidiculr, 3 yr-S
D. of Itutlaud's di. 1. by Eigle, out of Vulumnia, it yrs :I
'l' I►e Judge placed but tbree.—G to 4 ugst Lodona.

D. of Grafton's 11t01)10, Bst. 121 b. beat Mr. Nurthey'l
.Curlew, 7st.. 10th. T. Y. C. 50g4.—i to lou Antonio.
IA Sacliville's c. by Young Eagle, ast. Gth. beat D. of Graf-
ton's Wilful, 7st. 21b. T. Y. C. loops.-6 to 4 trgst
Handicap Sweepstuliei of iGgs. each, only •Igs. forfe►t if de-
clared within a (quarter of au hour after the weights are
fixed, fur 3-yr. olds anti upwards. 0.:11.
Dlr. Latibrolie's Hamlet, yrs. Sst. 71b....
IA Stawell's Cato, 4 yrs. cot. 31b
The judge placed but two.--R to 1 :mit. iid.uti4-3 to 1 agtt.
• ' Cato. . •

Sweepstakes of to0;,•s cult, h. ft. D.l.
1). of itut land's Solymin, 71b
Mr. Cdny's Punk,
Gen. tiroivenor's .'srulpecttla, 7Nt. 1011.
-8 to I as. t;olr3ao.---61,) 4 on Punic.
Mr. Lake's Pointers, 94t. 411). rec. ft. front Li.t Foley's Teas-
dale, Bst. ;ills. It. M. 200 gs. h. ft.

3

Fltoll TUESDAY's GAZErrE.-.-CONTINI:ED.

DIVIDENDS.

Nov. 122„ J. flockenhull, Smoak. i, Cheihire, corn-dealer
—Nov, 97. It. Caton, Monmouth-street, slopseller—Nov.3o.
W. Turner, Ripley, Surrey, sailler—Nov. 20. L. Hiridroarsh,
Aluwiek, Northumberland, tannor—Nov. 4-;0. T. Young,
Andover,. Southampton cabitiet-maker--Nor. 2'). J. Ilay.
ward, -Witney, Oxfordshire, rabinet-ni4ker—Nor. 31. J.
Lander, Bi. Welch:tut—Nor. 2.3. G. Coo, Wood-
r,:et, factor. -Nor. 23. .V. S. Prestidge, Mitcham, Surrey,
tiruter—Nov. 23. T. Parry, Cheiter' tallow-chandler—Noy.
23: W. Reynold* and M. M. Wriglit,ldul-lane;Tower-itreet,
wine.merclinitti—Nov. 24; It. W,-..rrington, sen; Coventry,
woolstapler...Nov. IG. E. Harris, St. Catherine's, proviiiuu-
merchant—Dec. 7. C. Ashton, Ride:ford, Devonshire, linen-
draper--Nuv, 23. J. Inglis, 'if the island of Jamaica, titer-
chant—Nov. 30. C. E. Walkden, ,Great St. Helen's, mer-
chant—Nov. . D. Davies. Whitechapel, linen-draper—Nov.
2,7. T. Gillevy, the Cual Exchange, Coal-factor.-. Nor. 23. W.
Chatteris, Leicester, grocer—Nov. 30. D. I. Monk, Camden
Town, dealer—Nov. 27. r, D. Stockton, Fulham. carpenter....
N0t%.127. J. 8. Shuttleviurth and J. Goodfellow, Austiu-friars,
merchants-4)er. 8. T. Darby, New Saruiu, linen-draper—
Nov. 27. G. Bird, PeceevaVareet, Clerkenwell, pchigtertr—
Dee. 7. 0. Pra,nre' Swan4ea, lineti-draper--Nor, U. 'l'. Man-
sun, sell. and T. Man.. 011,, Jun. Tolienbutme-yard, merchants—
Dee. 13. W. Eigar, Maidstone, grocer—Nov. r,O. R. Cecher,
W. Godfrey, 411141 W. P. Mu. grace, Cheaptide, taremn... eNov.
23. T. Stewart; North 'Shields, shipoolitro...Nov. 27. T. Key-
nice and J. It. Hall, Friday-street, Clarapiide, witrehauti..,e-
men.