The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-08 00:00:00

YITCiIELL, Tl' MURDERER.

The OrficerF of Justice ,Yvere on the alem,,titc"
whole of Saturday,, Secking-'• for this assassin, but
Without effect. The Officers of Marlborough.-
street traced hint to two places on Friday
However, strange to tell, he mixed with' totnpany
at Mr, Clark's, the Compasses, in .-King,-.street, at
eleven o'clock on th•e evening' stated, wilted un-
coneernd about the 'woman who wits Shot iii
Mount-street, and a,ked if she was. dead. • tie
made nit appointment to 'play at skittles with oue
of thecorapatny,-at three o'clock next day.' After
this he called at . the Shbscription-hottse; at the
corner of Chandos-street, ii;wovett-stitun•c, 'nod
told the servants, whom he knew, that he bbd
been robbed of biS 'hat. Ile lodged at No. IG,
Grosventir-tnews, and, f)reVic.,usly to that in
‘lFood's-mews, where his, box had been defained
for • rent.' The- Marlborough-street. Cheers, on
searching the box, found some dheuments which
-gave the history of the nturdeter. .kie"was well
known -as alow,a ehlracter at the pblic-houses
used servants at the West end of the towu ; but
it turned out by tlf.e documents found in his.. box,
that he has' two wk-es at this time, one of whom
he announced a sqaratibn from by advertisement,
in August 1807, fold the other he achhcssed fre-
- intently from'the 'Repulse 'man of War.-at No, 3,
Kirby-street, Hatton-garden. .SOtne letters were
found addressed to the assassin Lltcly from ltis
brother at Bath, which ripbrai;l lain with having
two wives, anti :treatitig him altogetfier. •ns
worthless fellow. 'lie lived recently with a -I!,ar-
rktcr in the Temple.. We lore not heard that
the fellow is foteul ; but .he can scarcely escape,
being without otonq, and generally known.

SUDDEN DEATH.-On Friday' night last, Lord
MANNEus, Chancellor of Ireland, and Lady UAN-
NERS, dined with a select party, at the Earl of
AVEs-rmottLAND's, in Grosvenor-place. After din:
ner, Lora 'and LtuIy:MANNERs returned in their
carriage to- their lodging at THOMAS'S Hotel,
Berkeley-.square. On entering into the drawing-
roOm,. her Ladyship 'ordered a bottle of soda
wa-
ter, which she
.drank, and, retired to her bed-
room; as soon as she reaebett.the side of her bed
her Ladyship dropped down and instantly expired.
Iler Ladyship was observed to make a very hearty
slitmer,:and seemed apparently in high health and

spirits. •
PUBLIC OFFICE,TOW-STEBET.-Thomas Baker.,
porter at -W)ery's, Green Man and. Still, Oxford-
street, on Saturday morning_appcared to answer
a complaint exhilh:ted against him by a Gentle-
man re,sident in Clement's Inn, fin. having- charg-
ed for the carriage of a parcel, in add,itiOn to the
pmrterage,, such carriage haying been preyiously.
paid in' the country. He. was conyicted, and,
fined in the penalty of ten.shilliigs, besides costs.
From the" daily system o(*.fraud; both with:'re-
gard to the „Carriage -an:l porterage of parcels,
which is practised on the public y' men of this,
description, it is, hoped that no instance of a
similar 'nature will.be passed unnoticed'; and par
ticnlarly-,• as the Legislature -has imposed such
cheeks on their delivery of parcels, as render the
conviction of the offender, comparfttiYely, a Mat-
ter of little trouble.

OUTRAGE AN D • ROBS: CRY.-911 Thursday night
last, abotit halflast twelve-o'clock, a desper,ae
gang of villains, disguised itt smock4r2cks., with
crape-over their' faces, made a forCih!e tntrince
into;the dwellin4muse belonging to J. 13,',Yi.ING,
Esq. at Tottinglimn-high-eross, _near Edmonton.
The thieves afterwards proCeede_d up stairs, into
the! dining-room, where they packed tip a giT:lt
oautity of 4ilver p!ate, and other v,luable a'rti-
des, to an immense. amount., They then tveat
. into' the vomit. adjoining the bed ,room,
:My. and :Mrs. B. were seeping, and broke o:),:n
a large-chest of drawers, from %%Thence they took
wearing. apparel, :two gohi watches, and other
trinkets to the LI:110111A 'vt upward.s,ulf',3C:..)L• •