The Sun.
London, England, 1825-09-01 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGEACE.

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ADULTERATED SUGAR.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.—Mr. BLARE, the retail groe,.ef'
in Broad-street, Golden--square, yesterday.made a third an;
bition at this office,'upon the subject of the salted sugar vile-
he had been charged with selling to the workmen of Mr. b 1
yard's factory, in Wardour-street ; but on this occasion he 3Y°
peared in a new light; for he came to the-office in the character
of a complainant. He held, he said, in his hand a newspilPer'
the Morning Advertiser, in which there were several erroneoto,
statements respecting what he had said to others, and Vill3
others had said to him, on the day that Mr. Powell was V.peti
sent. In the first place, he was charged with having ttenlia
that he ever implicated Mr. Powell's name as having 5°,1,„..
him the sugar, whereas he distinctly repeated, in Mr. Pow e'„;
presence, that he had got the sugar complained of den;
him. He said, he would contend that he never did den'
having got the bad sugar from Mr. Powell ; and the fact Was'
he said, that Mr. Powell never sent him the sugar he had ac:
tually bought ; for what he had seen and agreed for Yit;!°'t
light bright-coloured sugar, and what Mr. Powell sent plic,4
was a heavy dark sugar ; and as to its cowing from the tici.f.,
direct, and not having been on Mr. Powell's premises, o'
was not the fact..
Mr. CONANT said, that really the time of the 11
could not be taken up in this manner. Why did not he
Blake) say all this when Mr. Powell was present, and con, to
answer him ? but, at all events, the Magistrates had nothink,
if
do with the reports in the newspapers ; but he had no doubt'
there was an error, those who made it would correct it. the
Mr. Blake here began to read aloud the report froM,
paper, and when he came to that part which said that frog
denied having said he purchased sugar mixed with salt ever
Powell, exclaimed, " There, your Worship," did ev
deny such a thing ?" d',
Mr. CONANT—Certainly, you did deny having said
Mr. Powell sold you sugar mixed with salt. t hi
" But," said Mr. Blake, " I said, and I say still, that
sold me bad sugai, and upon this point, or any other, o 1•
ready to meet Mr. Powell in any Court, before a jury. 13c,
countrymen, and then it will be seen where the fraud les:oing
Mr. CoNANT said, that there was no use whatever M 31t,
further with the subject then, if he was determined to meet` the
Powell on the subject' in another place, let him do so; bu Aft.
Magistratee,time could no•longer be occupied about
Blake then withdrew. lagistr.aiters.

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MARYLEBONE OFFlCE.—Yesterday Joseph TtirneY',.Apt,
der-butler to Lord Saye and Sele, was brought up on a tv'tl,ip,
charged by Frederick Waters, the chief butler to his Lords
with an assault: . •
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appeared from the evidence of Waters, that ihiq Lo
had left town for Richmond, and that according to h/3 insito,..-
tions he had ordered the prisoner to carry a box 1113 5t3. roc,
This the prisoner neglected to do ; and on the witness rzt!:
rio,
ing him, he became extremely impertinent; on wl.'il-ccool.'
witness, in the heat of his passion, called him " a stuPlu,' 0
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The prisoner then commenced an attack upon him, an' 'her
ri,
' him several blows. He immediately made a complaint
Ladyship, who was in the house, and she discharged the Pre-
s Oner; and ordered him to deliver up his livery,
fused to do. , is,
Mr. RAWLINSON asked the prisoner what he had to say
hii defence ?s
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PrisonerL-Why, he called me a " stupid fool," and -0
shall call me thatwithottt being knocked down for it. att.
that doll
Mr. RAWLlNsoN—lndeed ? Then to teach VOL' der Y- (
toust not knock down people for such trifles, I shall °r ders 0 '
to find bail. It was your duty to have attended to the ?rhose,
'the prosecuteir, who was your superior in his Lordship
especially during his absence, and you acted very wron,g: 00.
"Prosecutor--4le has threatened to serve me in the
way, your Worship. 5i1314
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- Mr. ItiortrxsoM—Then' I shall requite very rel.
bail for his appearance at the Sessions. which lie

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Gurr.piram..—lt- is seldom we have to record a mesh
mentable case than the folloWing:'---A lad, only 15 Y eeatif
age, committed for a 'Capital offence, of a- nature frol tht
punigheel with death, anti under circumstancedetrlati°
leave• nothing-11er his years.as a plea' for the nii.g t•''
of the severity of thelit,i. •
Mr, Maddeir,a lase-Maker, Long-lane Smit--- iir`3to Pl6l
taken the' piti4firrer; whose name is WilliaviDobon' ives to
employ, ahnost -literally out of the streets, from rl,,ct.biot
'charity, about five' weeks ago, and on Friday last toohttindor
regide and sleep in the honse. Orirising earlY t-i theberveler;:
morning, the boy had disappeared. ni s absence,. tsff
occasioned no Suiprise, his master conjecturing lie 11'16' kel Y °
got- up early to take a walk. Shortly afterwards tbe.,
the stable, in Red Lion-yard, -.vas missed from the :`'O5OllP
Which it usually hung, and no account could be gileegeti°:r
had become of it. Mr. Madden, however, took the Pled et:fiber't
to go to the stable, and finding the horse,. the cart, adiire:St,
thing else where it should be, changed the padlock, 01
no further of the matter. The absence of the priSonero
however, excited some suspicion, and Mr. 3111(.1(103 „I' jpg,"o„
(pence sent again to the stable late on the Sunday eve.ris it It
all again was found safe; but on the Monday rti°ll/1 wit
discovered that in the course of the night the Ite-• out, Iv-,
been wrenched off the stable-door, and the horse, • P
.harness, together with the whip and umbrella, awleaTa 107
Aalapdedr:non's souts.pitclhoep immediate) fell fiemlldon the learnt,,prisone tfaio,
tug, -by inquiry at the Ooswell-street, turnpike, I, it .
cart, between one and two o'clock in passthdmornie,af % lief
horse and chaise, and taking Harrison, a constaMarnet i 0
gate, set off in pursuit. At the. Woolpack at J.-",
learnt that the prisoner bad arrived there 'about AStriflg •
the morning, and after giving the horse a fee"' Fr obse.;ef'
time lie loaded a pistol in the presence of the hostis Jo•
he would fire at any one interrupting him, resume 'I agstri YtTf
On this intelligence, Mr. Madden and the offices,
soo
forward, and on reaching the Pea-lien, at St. Alban
the 114
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cart in the yard, and on calling the hostler, founufer S
at ve of
in the stable, and learned that the lad had gone ~ 0,0,
thro 4010,,
through the town. Harrison shortly met him, and,
odep•
his having a loaded pistol about him, seiied
and Oa; 05
instantly drew the pistol front within his jacket, au,, aro,. eic
armed, the prisoner submitted without resista,nhc`lcitiefi pc!'
brought to town. To shew the deliberation wit'i.o(lllo,o.
prisoner had planned the robbery, Mr. Madden Pea ti3f24l
fore the Magistrate a letter which had been deliver
the twopenny-post at his house, on the 3londaY t()
purported' to give hint afriendly hint that his c'',;
plotting with three or four other men to rob the L0,,,,ty
steal the horse and cart, and to go off with theel_r..7i), iattroPtite:
fsonrnittgelperustpa,tsDe oxsre.ndTihnigs
3leitrt.erilwa•dhdicelni was uric r'
the prisoner now admitted was his hand-writing-,e11P„;;;
too, though it had not been missed, turned our to uniece,,'
den's, and had been taken from over the chintne),4everg"
of the rooms. Among his luggage also was four*"
of clogs, Mr. Madden's property.
evinced
sonicris o n a
emotiong 00d...-lio)uo kt nwghleand ,cadiulerogn tbf..; :a. &fit:Pr
06e.11.
made no reply whatever, and was fully commt'.

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During the whole of the late o%l°' °mina'
though there have been many cases ittion/es'ii,°ll,
ce u
capital, no convict has been left for 0034 d
have either of the Judges passed senten

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