The Sun.
London, England, 1836-06-30 00:00:00

THAMES POLICE.

AMERICAN SLAVERY.—Yesterday a black man, in coarso
and ragged attire, who stated his name to be "Georgius,"
applied to Mr. CLARKSON, under the following circum—
stances :

He stated that be had just arrived in London, on board
the Matilda trading vessel, the Captain of which had given
him a passage from Antwerp, he (the applicant) having
"run" from the Tournneti, an American vessel, from Virgi-
nia, on board of which he was a slave. He was born in
Virginia, and was the property of a Mr. Vandyke, who had
slaves, and traded in them amongst the several States of
the Union. On the last occasion, having sold some slaves.
in Georgia, they went to Boston, whence Mr. Vandyke de-
termined on visiting Antwerp, where he had relatives, aft
which place applicant found an opportunity to attend.
Mr. CLARKSON inquired if he was ill-used ou board. the
Tournnett ? Applicant—No, Sir ; but in Virginia I was
beaten very much. . The slaves are treated worse than wild
dogs, and if they attempt to escape the white men shoot
them. While I was at Boston some slaves were flogged,
and they escaped on board an English vessel, when their
owners laid wait to murder them for three nights ; but the
English ship got clear off with them.
Mr. CLARKSON—But why did you come to England '? Applicant—Because I was larrupped about so much, ar.d
I wished to come to a free country. I shall be I,orturee,
I go back.
Mr. CLARKSON then directed that the app:icatit should
be relieved from the office poor box, and th At Mr. Evans,
the principal Surveyor of Thames police, slould Ind.eavour

to procure a vessel for the poor ; who expressed 11:,tn-
!lf highly delighted with the prospect of earning a suhsis-
tnlce as a free man, and sail, distressed as he was. be
would not exchune-,e his lot for slavery under cruel task-
masters in America.

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FRENCH PLAYS, THE ST. JAMES'S THEATRE.
VABIEN MARS' BENEFIT.
FABIEN Ai-ARS, (Secretary to the Ma-
_IVJL nagement), has the honor to inform the Nobility,
Gentry, ond the Public in General, tin.: his Annual Benefit will
SpAY, JULY 6,
take place .it the above Theatre, on WEDiVT ,f
1836. (This Night not Included in the Subscriptrt;2•) On which
occasion the amateurs of the French Drama will inee, with an
Union of Ta:ent, which will, it is hoped, render this evening and 9f
the most piquahtes of the season.
MME. J. VERTPRE !
MDLLE. P.LESSIS! (de la Comedic Franc:aise.)
And Mr. ARNAL ! (:)remicr comique du Theatre du Vaudeville.)
These two latter Artist,' will appear in their favorite characters,
as will be duly announced in future bills.
LA CHERCHZUSE D'ESPRIT.
Vaudeville en un acte de MN. Dumersan et Lafontaine.
Mme. Jenny Vertpre remplira le role de Nicette.
M. Fabien Mars remplira rule d'Alain.
A Fragment of CHANGING SERVANTS !
A Burletta in one Act. Written in English, by two Frenchmen,
MM. Fabien Mars and Marcel. (The first Five Scenes only. )
Mme. Jenny Vertpre will perform the part of Harriet, and will in-
troduce the English Ballad, " Away, away." M. Fabien Mars will
sustain in English the character of Pommelet, a French servant
from Normandy.

Between the Acts,
Deux Scenes de L'ECOLE DES VIEILL ARDS,
Scene the Ist.-Ist Act. Scene 4th.-sth Act.
By Mr. Anibal Marcel.
In the course of the eveniwz,
A MUSICAL MELANGE.
By several celebrated artists.
Private Boxes, Stalls, &c., to be had of Mr. Mars, 25, Welbeck-
street, Cavendish-square, and of Mr. W. Warne, at the Box Office,
open Daily from Half-past Ten to Six o'Clock.

HAMBURG, JUNE 10, 1836.
N_ approach of WEDNESDAY the 22d instant,
kfi the First Day of Drawing of the 68th HAMBURGII
GREAT LOTTERY,
HEINE. BROTHERS, the CONTRACTORS,
request those, desirous to purchese at the first Price of 81. to
LOSE NO TIME
in ordering by one of the Mails reaching this before the 20th instant.
'l'o those, whose remittances of £lO, or £2O, reach them before
the -20th instant, HEINE BROTHERS will on executing the
order (and sending a Scheme with full particulars) return £2, or
(viz. Two Pounds on each Ten Pound Note) by return
of Post. Orders for more than Two Tickets must he declined,
there not beint; 'rickets enough remaining unsold to alkw them
to attend to orde'i of greeer extent. Orders for less than a Wholc
Ticket will also nor, he attended to.
DIRECT to lIEIN'E BROTHERS in HAMBURG,
P. S. Orders arriving b:fter 20th instant cannot be executed below
101. per Ticket. Tickets w.rranted 'indrawn will sell from 22d inst.
till the establishment of a rate at Ten Pounds sterling. A
higher rate will follow this first ril'e in price very soon.