The Sun.
London, England, 1831-03-11 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Yesterday Sir William Alexander, the late Chief Baron
of the Exchequer, came to this office, and stated to Mr.
11°4, the sitting Magistrate, that he had just been robbed
in the street of his gold watch (a repeater), gold chain,
and three gold seals attached, together with his purse,
containing four sovereigns. The venerable Judge stated,
that he had been out taking his usual walk, and totally
unmindful of the Queen's drawing-room being held that
day, he got into Pall-mall, and was in the midst of a crowd
b;,fore he had time to perceive the difficulty of his situa-
tion, and in an instant he was surrounded and hustled by
a number of fellows, who robbed him of the property
above described.

Mr. ROE was extremely sorry to hear of the occurrence,
and hoped that the respected Judge did not experience any
personal violence from the ruffians who had robbed him.
Sir William received no other violence than the hustling
and jostling he met with from the thieves while they were
robbing him; but being rather feeble, even that inconve-
nienced him a little.

Mr. Rob then directed that the particulars of the rob-
bery, with a description of the watch, &c., should be
taken down in the clerk's office, and in the daily police
circular ; but he could not, he regretted, hold out to Sir
William any hopes of the recovery of his property.
Sir William supposed there was but little chance of that.
The watch he said was made for him by Molineux, De-
vonshire-street, Queen-square, whose name was on it, but
he did not recollect the number of the watch.

Six prisoners, who are in custody charged with being
concerned in the burglary and robbery at the house of
Messrs. Machin and Debenham, the auctioneers in King-
street, Covent-garden, underwent an examination, and the
evidence of a number of witnesses tending to connect the
prisoners with the robbery, was taken down by Mr. Fitz-
patrick, the chief clerk ; but as there is some material
evidence still in the back ground, the prisoners were all
reinarde I for final examination on a future day, before
which time it is not deemed proper for the ends of justice
that the particulars, which are very remarkable, should be
published.

" Captain BEECHEY'S Narrative of his Voyage
to the Pacific," respecting which such high anticipations
have bee❑ formed, will, it seems, certainly be published on
Monday next. The embellishments, from the burin of
Fn.; DEN, are executed in a style of peculiar excellence ; the
most curious of these are several picturesque views in
Pitcairn's Island—a portrait of the noted patriarch of ad-
venture, Jour{ ADAMS--an attack of the Natives of
Gambier Island—heads of some natives of the coast near
Cape Thomson—Californians engaged in the singular
exercise of throwing the lasso—the Esquimaux moths of
disposing of their dead—and souse views in Loo Choo. A
Map and Chart likewise accompany the Work.

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