The Sun.
London, England, 1813-08-24 00:00:00

SUSPICION OF' ItITTIIT)EIt.

GUM DHAL;;.—Anne Williams, examined 'on Sa-
turday last on luspiCion of having had sothecint-
cern in the murder
.of a male ch ild fonnd.iti the
brivy of a liotis.t Bagiao;court, was again
rought up.
Jane Croker, woman residing in Papio-
court, said,, that on Friday evoniog she heard a
noise opposite. her house, and he.ard sonic. person
say, " It was not MC that Mitnicred the child,
and put it &mit the priyy:" She did not see any
body, ' but afterwards heard 'that tlie prisnner hail
been taken into custody,-
Mary, Ralph, a. servant girl' to an inhabitant
of Ilagnio-court, said, site saty the prisoner talk-
ing to another Ivomn, anti heard her say, " Why
did you put,the chiiil, down the pH vy,? Why didn't
you pat it in a basket,,und leave it at:sothe one's
door 1."
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. Mr. Langley said he recollected the prisoner's
person.—He W. her on Ludgate Hill softie thy
at the beginning:, of the last, or latter end p 1 the
former week. „F.:6 was in compitikyWith a wretch-
ed-object like ti;:rself, who appeared to he preg7
mint_ The latter had neither ,ilees uor stockings
on.----71.1e was emaitleht the priboner %VHS 011 C of
the worneti fie-had so met.
The,prisoner positively denied, haying been on
Ludgate-bill either iinq week or the,Week before,
and also denied using the expressions Mipufed to
her, o'r- holding env conversation with a 'Woman
in Bagnio-eintrt ; althoegh she admitted she had
requested in the morning to go into the yard. of
one of the neighbours. She in Met knew nothing
about- the Mutdcred child. She did say, when
.she was taxed with the crime desvribeil, `.4. that
she had bad children, but liked them too well to
put them down the privy."
The officers staffed, • that they had made in-
I 1
where the prisoner said she lived, but
t1)1111d die bad been deceiving them.
Sir It. C.-GLYNN desired the woman mikht.be
remanded, and advised tier to recollect herself
against her next examination.
BR EE OW-STT.-7—sl,llday. night: C parLy twr
horse patrole belonging to this Office,!, apprehend-,
ed three yonng men on rinehley Common, on sus.-
*ion of being footpadsl they having endeavoured
to conceal ,themselves from The Offic4.:rs
secured .them,ind'yesterday they underwent an
examiuUtion before Mr. Read ;it the office. They
were dressed in sailors apparel. They positively
denied being on the common far the purpose of
committing robberies ; brut on ;heir being pressed
to give an account Of: themselves, they acknoW-
!edged that they were 'sailors, and had run away
front their shipi lying off the Reif
,House, at Deptforti, to whichthey were appren-
tices. T:iis statement was,corrohorated by seve-
ral circumstances.

The 3.llagistrate ordered the
.Party of parole to
convey them onboard the ship WhicTi they describ-
ed, themselves t,a have.ranaway from, and if their
aacount of theMselves was Correct- to deliver
Ahem up, •
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MARLBOROUGH-STREET. T.! .Fos wag brought
.up for'the fifth examination, charged with having
itt
.his possession a machine Calculated to forge
~notes. It, appeared that two persons of the names
of 6wynne and ikigrman were swinue.tinte since api-,
pretended un ,:u.ipieiOn of beitig concerned in
such transaetions, bat at their request they were
admitted King's evidence. against the prisoner,
and upon whoie information T. Foy 'vent to a
stable in Grafton-mews, where they told him the
press 'was.crected ; from thence lie proceeded to
Baldwiu'slardetts, anti then tO Bayswater, Where
he finnid the press, and a number of notes unsign-
ed. The implements were produced, anut also ,a
note which was passed to a Mrs. Jones, in •Tot-
tenhatn-court-road, .which wa4 declared, by Mr.
Kay, of tliellank„tci be forged; they were very
badly executed. They were dated in March, and
signed in the name of T. White." It appeared
. by the evidence of Norman and Gwynne, that the
prisoner was employed as a copperllate printer
to. the Bank for:a considerable time. He was
fully committed for-trial at the next Old Bailey
Sessions. r
MOO ti..llAl.l"—Elizabetant insnoanaffineo:jto
Margaret 1114 Donald, Margaret
n
Pilgrim, Richard WilliamHolmwood, ll'aliams, and
Francis Copeland, were bronght up by the different
officers, charged with having been guilty of
'breach Of the IaWS against gaming, they having
encouraged the playing with dice, the throwing

at oranges, toys, &c. bustling haler x bat, over
12r: itinler, and other vecieations in themselves
equidly and which tended to collect a mob
the' public streets. They were fined '2os. earl,
awl the first i6tir ordered to be imprisoned four-
teen dar „the others one month, in the Hotikepf
Correction.