The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-11 00:00:00

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-4Cbk., Milton day the Corporation
Qf
Otis city determined to celebrate, in the Most
tinguished stile, the tentetiary of the Hanoverian;
Succession, Which will take place oh the 12th of
Augusti .and alsO be the birth-day
_Of
R 0310,1 Highness the PRINCE REGENT. The ILI'.
bilee, on this occasion,- will continue for three '
days. •
NEWRY, FEB. 19.---There is to be a Meeting
of the Magistrates of the County of Down,
day. at Kilkeel,
.to take. into consideration the
cause of
.the late dreadful OntrageS committed iT!
that town and its vicinity. Ihe Orange part!,
were assailed and defeated in the first instance'
and atter having been drisen -frihn the
turned with increased numbers, routed their'
ponents, eiyelled'thein from the place, and the!
proceeded'to rack the houses of the ilornan
tholic inhabitants.

ROBBERY

Wednesdapporning the house of Mrs. DE VIN r 1;.
of .Arabella-row, Pimlico, was robbed" Of propertf
to a considerable amount, by the following in.'"
tagem :-011 the afternoon of Tuesday a vottat;
man, of decent appearance, who -said his
was Jones, and.that his father was a reSpectaliN
tradesman, residing it) the Minories, applied tcj
Mrs. net-hies to hire her first door, which was "/
be let. Having agreed for the price and otticl'
particulars, he said ,he should come the eve"'
ing, and in the mean time • referrct4 Mrs. Davioc!
to;his.father. Ile said he should, come homi!
sleep that night, and desired to have it lire light.°
in the dining-room against his retina).
nine o'clock he arrived: "hackney-covici.hi
bringing with him a large bundle, whiCh he 531(
contained clothes. PfeVlO:lS" to his going tipbe`l
be told Mrs. Devinei he should be under the Ile'
cessity of being at his office, in the neighlionrho`,
of Whitehall, soon after six in the morning, 51'c
s
would not therefore be surprised if s-he hers 1
go out early, and desired his breakfast miL4W
ready by nine' o'clock. About six o'clock slf';-
I)evines heard the door open and shut, but to%
110 Notice of it,•supposing her new lodger "qit
gone out, as he said he should, but on the serVo':,
going into the apartment
to get his breakft
ready, she soon discovered he had not gone calpq'
handed, for among other articles which had dis!P:,,
peared with him, were a large pier g.hiss,
dining-room carpet, the Window curtains, or
sheets, blankets, pillow-cases, and various Otli;d•
articles. It is needless to add that Mr. Joao `,/,
.not come borne to breakfast, nor has any daig'l".,o
Atsed on the part of Mrs. Devises enabled her%
discover the residence of his fattier in the 11tH
The large bundle brought in by Mr. Jailei
the night before, was left behind, but on °lli
ing it, its contents- were found to consisticifi
rags, pieces of old carpet; and other raubo`'
equal value,

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Five of Sir 'W. WILLIA.ms WYNNE'S. firl 111- W 1
tVere sold at Messrs, TATTERSALL'S, on :11“111,t
last, fur sixteen hundred -and eighty guinotcy,C
fined by the Magistrates, at their Ailonll3l.
A baker of Canterbury was on 11,7(drietAicet'
ing, in the mitigated penalty or one
the information of the Matron of the C'"lt.ei%
bury IloSpittil, for, selling bread short of ".c1;')
tc.)' the Governors of that Institution. or
•n,
_ Wednesday night, or early yesterday In°r,lll.',
the coach:hotire of Mr. Bird, distiller, in
street; Limelionse, was b.oke (lieu, and rot'
of three chariot glasses.
110
"fuestlay night, an elderly genteel dressed'"
%rho turned outto be a grii,zier from oxf.,,,,Ncy',.
(1f the 11 Mlle of. But ton, called a cOach at ti tie
born stand, near Middle-roar', and desired t()
eI
driven to Oxfoi.d-strect.. The coachnian stol r
about•the inhidle of the street to know whcll'
set hini down, when he found Ca\ gentleinau
Nn'lnguest:!et on the body the next dt.ty,ali ►
turned a verdict—Deed of upopit.Ty: ict
of
A few day,,since trip4t, ineat3l"„-
length, from eye to fork, 28 inches, and i"
eumference 17 inches, weighing nearly 15
was taken in a rivulet near Albourne.
I°l'
On Thursday a salmon, weighing CONt• -
,
avoirdupois, was taken at one of the tisilior. 14
tees ila the Tweed, 'belonging to the Old SI ii)111,e0
Company. It measured tour feet four
long, and two feet five inches girth, and ‘l.'"
flu five guineas and a half: •