The Sun.
London, England, 1807-12-29 00:00:00

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tOV.sit r Yestordav 1;6%44 dh
brought, before. Nr. fleas,, by Adkins„ Charged ity
Mr. Thomas Morhatl. of ttussell-coUrt, ThUry-cane,
warehonseinan and ‘,ll '6l esale milliner.' With hatiin
stalettmuyflins antlsarsneti to a tosisitienbie ymount,
the propOrty. of Mrs. Kerhali and VA partutr•
,Evans,
*Mr. Morita!l stated, that the Prisoner`wai- in his
employment as (Orewoinan, but, ineoWieqUence. of
some suspicions, she discharged 'on Saturday
last, alter which she requestecl ,permission to sleep
in "he .house Ida short nine, Winch was gtantedlo
her, and on Sunday afternoon a • parcel' was disco-
vered under a sofa, in the two pair of stair 4 front
room. It contained three pieces of muslin, which he
marked, and caused it to be placed in the saline Situ-
, mien in which it was found; 'and yesterday morn-
ing, in cousequeuveOldireEtions he , bad, given, the
Prisonq was brought to him by Elizabeth Hutton:
he took from the Prisoner the sable pieces of Muslin
he 'had marked on Sunday; and, on questioning her,
she said she did not know how she came totake
them.. He believed the 9 a yards of sarsuet, pro•
&teed by Adkins, to be the property of himself and
partner, and also a sarsnet gown. '
The Prisoner did not make any tlefenve; and she
Was committed for trial.'

fPro. 114/Is was re-examined on a charge of steal-
ing a looking-glass and several other ;articles, the
property of Wru. Baskets, from his lo:lgings in
Queen-street, Brompton. It appeared that the Pri-
soner lodged in the same house with the Proseeutur,
who had slept in town ,two or three nights, and
when he returned to his lodgings, lie•disoovered that
the looking-glass, and various other articles, were
stolen. From various circumstances suspicion -tell
upon the Prisoner, and Butterworth, the patrole,
went to his lodgings, and on searching, found the
lookingtlass concealed under the bed. He W2S
committed for trial.

Ma. Riley, Ames Neal, and James I)eakcns, •
three' of a gang of juvenile robbers who lime fur ,
some time visited Islington and its vicinity, were
brought before the Magistrates by Lack., the patrole,
in consequence of directions given him by Mr. GRA-
itAzt, on Saturday, to apprehend them. The. Ma- .
gistrate sent them all on board the Tender, as the
only means of swing them from ruin, as, they have
Made their firing by thieving, for a considerable time
ipast, to the great terror and alarm of the neighbonr-
Ond.
Mmutionouon-Sruswr.—The Itev. Dr. Moore,
of Margaret-street Chapel, have informatien, at this
Ottco, a fortnight since, thnt frequent depredatiOns
ii rci 't7t ii eolurnittetiveiti—the itbn~•cs Chapel during
Divine Service ; and that, on Sunday se'nnight, uo
less than ten persons had their pockets picked. Of-
ficers have constantly attended the Chapel since the li
above information was received; and on Sunday last,
wink l lamilton and Jackson were in waiting, several
'pickpockets were discovered at the door of thelehi-
pel pressing on persons who were entering and going
out. One of them, of the ,naiad of Was.. Shields,
wlio belongs to, one of the regular gangs Which pt.
firribulate the principal streets of the metropolis.,
was apprehended at the door whilst in custody, he
attempted to throw away two papers, which, on
being examined,. proved to be u no value. The
Prisoner said he had not beeis at the Chapel, hut
merely stopped Aear the; dont. lie was remanded
tier :mother exarninati3n7

Puni.lo-01,Ft6E, H ATTON-Ghli DEN .—Vesterday
Sorah,Burker was charged • by Mr. Davis, linen-
draper, in Great Warner-street, derkenwell,, with
. coming into
.his. shop to buy some aiding article,
when she availed herself of the, opportunity to steal
.piece.o(printed cotton, containing ..[.),t yards,which
was observed' by the shoptunt. The property being
sworn to,. the :Prisoner wai committed to take tier
trial at the ensuing, Session. She was
but lately discharged out of ptasou for some other
. Qu EN 45 QUA Rt.—Yesterday Sarah. Oliver, a.
young woman, 'underwent an examination, charged
with stealing -00. n of the dwelling-house other mas-
ter, Mr. Philliner;• an apothecary, in, Dartmouth-
st reet,. four 5 k of England now*, the property
.of Mr. Pritchartt.
It iipliearedhy the statement, or the Officers who
had apprehended heir, that,, in searching her box,
they found three gene as- in gold, and two notes lg..
11. each; The Prisoner, on being interrogated by,
the Magistrate, how she had come by/them, as alp
tither monies, which appeared, by the .evidence of
ether witness,!,,,, that she had had in her possession,
lot'being able to give a sitisia&ory account 'thereat,
1 teas committed. 14 J itllllra .cX“11111111“011.
este.t day two ythang men; -F://-
/, tc and Smith, %Olt) had been' rieteaed in hehnia;,,,-
a riotous manner in the 4treet, and"khocking at
v ' brioui people's tiOors, were, for. want of se.rene:s
tc • c their futurQ good conkJai, cuo:tinitta4-to piriskon.