The Sun.
London, England, 1822-09-19 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

WANTON CRUELTY.
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Bow STREET.—John Chambers, Eli Hunt, and -,.tP
were brought up on a warrant for killing a dog, the pler'ior
Mr. Lewis Inkson, of No. 3, York-place, Queen Elms,
ton. It appeared that on Saturday afternoon last, the t.. 7.014
soners, with several other carmen with their carts, were_r;e9
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along the Brompton-road, and were amusing themsr.,olo
whipping every dog that came by. While passing 111r.InV
house, Mrs. lnkson happened to be coming out with d 1
dog following her, which ran into the road, and was,
whipped by the prisoners with such severity, that ,t...fjof
scarcely crawl. The other carmen whipped it to and fro
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passed along, and it was at last run over by one of ~
and killed.
The prisoners denied that they were the persons who.tat f
ped the dog, but proditced no evidence in support of w""
alleged.
Mr. bricsox stated that he would not have taken 50"f° rtbc
dog, and if he had been lost he should have offered 51.
recovery of it. hiht#
The Magistrate remarked, that he should impose
penalty that the Act of Parliament allowed, which is 51* soils°
prisoners, and in default of payment commit them to the
of Correction for one month.
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They were unable to raise the money, sad were ac
sent down. .
QUEEN-SQUARE.--A BLACK HIGHLANDr..cIie
Nichols was brought up, charged with stealing a 1318 C 004
lander, placed at the shop door of Mr. WiLlingdon, tobacogy
in York-street. It appeared that about eight o'clock ()°,5 56
day night, the prisoner was passing by the prosecutoLie
door, when he observed an image such as is generally
lartle"
at tobacconists' shop doors ; no person being near bed de,
off the image to a public-house in the same street, 0:91
sited it with the landlord for the value of two shilling, 9°'
of liquor. The landlord knew the image, and sent for wen oto
secutor, who immediately caused,the prisoner to be tak
custody.—Fully committed.
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LAMBETH-STREET.—DARING HIGHWAY BOB.' p
Yesterday Thomas 'Jowls and Samuel Greenwood,tiVlestoit
characters, were put to the bar before Sir DANIEL NV I' Oa
the Sitting Magistrate, charged by Mr. Wm. Curtis, tria't
gentleman, with robbing him. The prisoners being carobberlo
for their defence, said they were quite innocent of tk,%301j,
and that they were in pursuit of the thief, when they t'''''l.ole'
the
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were stopped, and thus prevented from securing ,
fender. Greenwood, on leaving the bar, said, e
lane, your Worship, that has no turning." They '—
fully committed for trial.

SHOCKING ACCIDENT.—On Tuesday
nine young men, bookbinders, in the eroProlt
Mr. Camp, Barbican, agreed to make a 110',pose
and clubbed two shillings a-piece for the Pu'h
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of hiring a boat—the rest of the money t?agel
spent. They proceeded to Westminster-VI 00
where they hired a six-oared cutter ; and,:thei
out a waterman, they rowed to Kew, vibe% th®
dined and spent the day. On their return -o,ecl:
evening about dusk, when between the oleo
House and the Eagle, one of the party, 11- the
Thomas Bean, stood up rather hastily, fore 06
purpose of relieving one of his companionsllver;
oar, and he fell head foremost into the ri,deivi
Thomas Buchan, who sat next him, in hiso%batt:
yours to save him, fell in likewise. I;opea
Marks, another of the party, instantly'. stribern,
off his coat and jumped in to save
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when they grappled him hard, and the toor.
sunk to rise no more alive ! The stir'od
rowed instantly to the Red-House, wherelhoot
gave an alarm; the drags were procured viri
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delay, and several boats went to the spot- Dot
bodies were dragged for till past 12 o'clneti of,
without success. Bean was about 24 Ye -n fie;
age, and,a widower with one child ; 13a11; 00"
a single young man ; and Marks left awl ,
2 children to lament his loss.

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CHIPPENIIAM, SEPT. 17.—(OtTTRAG''' ittor'ef.
terday, the Jury, after having sat for several daYsi the 11,i,
their Verdict of " Wilful Murcrer and Riot" agxi,„nrston Gr-est,
sons we yesterday stated were committed to Fisi'-: ca to • tfle
and at half-past twelve this morning, A. at., they retit,le 0f,1i6
The Jury have come to a determination that no owde ti ,o,
evidence than what has already appeared shall be 111,:e tbf,or
till after a final close, for obvious reasons. The in, -,1-pleu -fitl'
fortunate affair is investigated the grosser the unprol-e ole -oot
duct of its perpetrators appears. The Magistrates are
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gable in their exertions to cause the-apprehension o
f
yet in custody. 0
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The following-, was written on the ~receieafifel
101. Bank of England note, which, amcmg'others, s"'-o tertl,
by a tradesman in Oxford-street, last week, and to Tit five'
a monitor to other prodigals of the present day;--.,,, biro tie
into whose hands this note may pass sympathise iv"ijelt, biro
whom it is just going ; it is the last out of 5,0001, w bot he
short period of two years, his folly has dissipated ;
severely suffer, and shortly too."
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COAL-MARKET, SEPT. 13. Price /41
Ships at Market. Ships sold ~ 4 to
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188 Newcastle -16 k - 3-:: oto 4,,/
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On Monday last, at Backford Hall, Cheshire, ' lei
Major-General Clegg, of twins. of 3
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On the 3d instant, at Norwood, Surrey, the
the 17th inst. Mrs- A. Fraser, a Tb 3,
Inglis, Esq. of a son.
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On the 17th instant, at St. Mary's, N_ewingte-n'yiss
Godden Littlewood, of Walworth-comnion, to ire],
ally, of Enfield. , 0- Olt ort
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On Saturday, the 14th instant, at St. Pane..- ,4 to .„es,
141 Vies°
Mr. Robert Nicholson, of Coleman-street-buildin„-ft.:4. ry
only daughter and child of the late Francis Youn, -'4
hurst-street, Burton crescent. Acllit'
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On Sunday, the 15th inst., at Watford, Herts
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tingstall, Esq., aged 67.
Last week, at Walesby, near Market Raision2tiesi% boo
Gowshall, aged 90. His age, united with that °f
who carried him to-the grave, amounted to aTaiaro ri..af 11;•
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At Glasgow, on the 4th instant, Mr. AV 1
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bookseller.
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Regiment, eldest son of Lieut.-General Be'
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War/ey Place, in the County of Essex. ,;tf''
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