The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-11 00:00:00

BOW-STREET.—(TaiI DAY.)

Joseph Linen, aged ten years, was brought up by Sergeant
Pocock of the F division, charged on suspicion with bring
concerned with three others named Armstrong. Johnstone. and
Taylor, at present in custody, in stealing from the shop of
Mr. Vatiledeseellere ofeti. .gent street, nineteen gold seals,
value 30/. It appeared that about a fortnight back, the shop
of Mr. Vaule was entered by a set of juvenile thieves, who
crawled under the counter between two and three o'clock, and
succeeded in carrying away the property in question. The
prisoner, who is well known, was the most active of the party,
and on being taken into custody, he gave a wrong address.
Shortly after the robbery, the property was sold for 20s , and
up n t.. apolivati ,n of the constable, the prisoner ,vas ordered
to bp. r mandrel.
Two young thieves named Charles Healy and Henry Downs
were charged by Mr. Henry Turner, jeweller, of Long Acre,
with the fallowing robb, ry :
Las: night, about 8 o'clock, the prisoners were observed
by Constable Anderson, 104 F, loitering about the complain-
ant's shop, and shortly after the complainant seeing they were-
indulgeig their curiosity rather long at a glass-case a hich is
fixed outside the shop window, containing several valuable
articles, he went to the door, but before he had time to order
them away, they both took to their heels, and H, aly was ob-
served to pass a •• Forget ma not" brooch. produced, to the
other prisoner, which he threw away in his flight.
Mr. TWYFORD ordered them to be sent for three mouths to 1'
the Hoese of Correction.
A you .h named John Williams was charged by S-muel
Gurney, 35, Pottlabd-street, with having stolen 91.10., his
property.
lt appeared from the statement of the complainant, that he
h,,d saved the money in question without the knowledge of
his Ether who is a carman, which he used to hide in a 1, atncr
bag on a beam near the ceiling in the stnbie, and which he
counted on pl.-Reno it there last Sunday week while the
softer stood at the door. The prisoner bring in great dis-
tress was allowed to sleep in the stable, wnere he was locked
up, and on being let out in the eiorning. he immediately dis-
appeared, and was not again seen until last night, when be
v, as apprehended in the. Seven Diehl, in company with u set
of young thieves.
William Gray, who was employed to search out the pri-
soner, proved that shortly after the robbery was committed,
the prisoner picked up with a girl, whom he treated to several
of the Theatres, and ultimately retired to the country, but
when his funds became low, she left him, and he was corn-
peiled to pawn the clotheeehe had bought with the money he
had stolen.

The prisoner said, that the complainant made a show of the
money which he had become possessed of, unknown to his f t
ther, in the presence of a girl, who was a favourite of his
(complainant's), but he never knew the money was concea!ed
in the stable.

Mr. TIVTFORD entertainel some doubts of the correctness of
such an account, and ordered him to be remanded fur a week.

MARYLEBON ET-(I' HI S DAY.)

RUFFIANIN ASSACILT.—A baker, named Henry Edwards,
was charge i with the‘ following brutal ass mit his eitiplo)er,
Mr. Thomas Deane, resiflin4 to KentiNh Town.

The prosecutor stated that the prisoner came home last night
in a state of intoxication, and was wanting to force his way
into the workshop,' where he (witness) had another man en-
gaged in performing the work which prisoner neglected while
out drinking. In endeavouring to prevent his entrance he
was knocked down twice by him, and not content with that, he
bit his legs and arms in a most shocking manner.
He was fined 3/ , or is derault of payment committed to
Bridevreli for six weeks.
Au elderly female named Louisa Dillon, was committed for
14 days to th, House of Correction for stealing some of the iron
used on the woks of the Great Western Railway.
A shoemaker, James Sackville. was placed at the bar,
with the following rather novel manner of passing
charged
base coin.
He had, about a month since, borrowed is. from a brother
trail swan, named Westley, and as a security, deposited
some duplicates in his hands. Yesterday he came to redeem
them, and banded a counterfeit sovereign to the prosecutor,
who immediately returned him the duplicates. The prisoner
then laughed at him and walked away. In a minute after, a
girl who was sent to change tb sovereign, returned, and said
it was an old brass medal gilt over.
The prisoner was remanded.

The Dublin Evening Post states that the " Ex-
(..a" of the Post office was again on Tuesday four hours
lthan the receipt of the London Papers via Liverpool;
an'
d asks when this most absurd arrangement will cease ?
Now that the increased pi ce of every description of
produce. both in corn and cattle will en,ble them to do so. it
is
to be hoped that the fariners will everywhere see the neces-
sity and propriety of raising their labourers' Wages.
On Saturday night, about 12 o'clock, the wife of a
tailor residing in James street, leaped out of a window five
stories from the ground, and was taken up shockingly mangled
and ...
quite (1,,e...c
.The poor woman had exhibited s.,mptoms of
e
Jerangem, i. .or ni-ne time past. —Edidnao coo.ant.
I.:lontlity last Mr. Haig, distiller at Loclirin.
„bile recreating himself at Kithride, and whi!ti
tiring at soma fell d
birds, suddenly ;n the set of
own and expired.—.Edin-
bury* PlPer•