The Sun.
London, England, 1836-09-10 00:00:00

HUNGBRFORD.

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New Meadow Hay
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We have just seen an engraved Portrait of her
Royal Highness the Princess Victoria, which, we understand,
is to be published with the News of to-morrow, and to be given
gratis to the subscribers to that Journal. The engraving is
finished in very excellent style, and forms a good likeness.
The Emperor of Russia is expected at Warsaw in
the course of the present month.
The King of Prussia has just exercised his clemency
towards the persons concerned in the disturbance at Berlin on
tile 3d August, 1835, by reducing to one-fourth the penalty to
which they had been condemned.
A letter from Coblentz states that the works com-
menced at a league from that town, on the left bank of the
Rhine, for establishing the camp for autumnal manoeuvres,
are now terminated, and that, on the 4th ult., 20 battalions of
15,000 men entered the camp. The troops, with the exeep,
tion of the 2:ith and 29th infantry, aro all of the landvvehr.

POLICE .IS4IibLiOBNCE.
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, IV-STREET.
Mitchdm was again AUL th;:..rged with the robbery
cif a cash box containing near "%Oa, 11'..••t,proly of Mr.
IlloOttih; thb landlord Of the Green Mari in ikievV hciii4:?!eett.
The prdsc°iit i ilello t i tfidt rirl last Tuesday WeeiZ
wife had gone to the theatre. ili'ot4t o'clock his post-
boy gave him information which induced him tt..4 .s4areh the
house. llis cash box was usually locked up in a ward,
robe in his bed-room. On him wife's return it was found
that it had been broke open and the money gone. Tl.ere
were several persons in the house, one of whom wto very like
the prisoner, but he could not swear to him. That person
had much larger whiskers.
William Shilling, the potboy, deposed that ett the evening
in qUestion, about half-past ten o'cleek, the prisoner Mml four
other men came into the house and walked up-stairs to The
club-room. The prisoner and two of the men sat and
drank together, and shortly after they all talked as if they
were acquainted. When he went up stairs upon one occasion
he saw the prisoner on the landing, standing by the water-
closet door, and one of the men was absent from the
room. The parties who committed the robbery must have
got out by the water-closet on to the leads over the
kitchen, from thence through a window into a store-room,
and thence up to the bed-room. After the men had
gone, he found all the window_ curtains pinned together ; the
windows commanded a view of the leads; he swore positively
that they were not pinned before, and were so after the pri-
soner and his companions had gone. He heard some one
walk over the leads when he was in the kitchen. He
told a post-boy of it, who advised him to inform his
master, which he did. He had been in custody for the
robbery—the charge was investigatrd, and he was discharged.

MARLBORO UGH-STREET.
Thomas Connor and James Berry, two very young ladi,
were placed at the bar, charged with having attempted to pick
the pockets of several gentlemen in Oxford-street, on the pre-
vious evening. The constable saw them follow and lift up
the skirts of not less than twenty passengers' coats, in the space
of half an hour. Two highly-perfumed silk handkerchiefs
were found upon one of the prisoners.
They had nothing to.say in their defence, and were sent to
the House of Correction for three months.
Anne Parker, a filthy-looking old woman, was charged with
being very drunk and disorderly..
The defendant said it was all a swimming in her head, and
she was very subject to being giddy in that way.
MAGISTRATE—I have no doubt of it, you filthy old woman.
You are fined ss.

Louisa Murray, a dashing-looking young lady, was accused
of picking a gentleman's pocket of five shillings.
The prosecutor did not appear, and the Inspector stated
that he had given the name of Retford, residing at Kingston.
He appeared to be an old gentleman of about fifty.
MAGISTRATE—I dare say he was afraid his wife would hear
of it, and won't come. _

The defendant, who was attended by a Solicitor, said the
prosecutor had taken her out of one of the boxes of the Hay-
market Theatre, but after going to two or three places he could
not get a lodging to his fancy, and gave her the money as com-
pensation for her loss of time.
The MAGISTRATE said the police should be very cautious in
taking charges of such a nature, when the parties making
them did not give their real name and address voluntarily.
The defendant was then discharged.