The Sun.
London, England, 1814-03-10 00:00:00

POLICE.

MANstoN-Housx.— Alderman AT,KINS 'yester-
day pr-eferred'a complaint against a butchers boy
named Gibss, charging hint with a nuisance under
the fullovving circumstances :—the Worthy Al-
derman said. he had been met by the prisoner,.who,
was.carrying.a.tray on his shoulder, and ‘r-alkiog
cm the paVemeoL, and it was with the greatest
ditliettity he avoided 'having, the corner of the tray
in his eye, althpugh he Pulled off the pavement
tai avoid "it, and4e did in tact receive a severe
blow with'it on,tlir. shoulder. . Having frequently
S en instances .in which,thePublic had been much
inconvenienced by this practice existing generally
amongst butchers, Ite was determined.to take le-
gal advice how tar, in future, such a nuisance
might be Rreveated, and it was with that vie,,,
and With no desire to have hint punished;be,now
hrong,4t Gibbs byfore,:his Lordship. "He had no
whercbject in.th'.s but public convenience;which
woUldi appear more plant), when he stated, that
Gibes was in the eittpiny of his own butcher (Mr.
,Day), and. tha tAite tpc2at, he. was earryiogWas Ghat
(4Vertnzitt ATKlNs).expected to partake
of for his dinner.
The Loan MAYoft.:gaid, the question of Hui-
.. *lce was certainly one of a legal t; nature, on
which he could give no opinion.
The Worthy Alderman • said he was aware of
that, but he begi.ed to give- notice to Mr. Day,
. that he should take legal advice on the subject.
Punishment not being pressed•for against the
pyisoner, the LORD MAy pa reprimanded him for
. his carelessness, and dismissed him.

BOW-STREET.—yette.:(lay -a
further investiga-
tion of the extensive robbery to the: amount of
several hundred pounds, at I\fr. Miles's bed fur-
nitnre warehouse in Holborn, took_plaee at tNe
above office before Mr...NAnr.s. The robbery was
discovered by some of Mr. Miles's furniture being
seen to be disposed of in the Minories, in a'pul~lic
,hop there, since which time a number of persons
have been discovered to ,have been concerned .in
receiving the stolen property. Since the last exa-
mination, strong suspicion being entertained that
part of the stolen property was in a house in
Shoemaker-Cow, Ahlgate, kept by a Mrs. Aaron,
a search warrant- was obtained from- the LORD
MAYOR, when two bundles of muslin, the pro-
perty of Mr. Miles, were found there, which were
identified• to he the property of:Mr, Miles. The
city-officers seized it, and they were about to take
Mrs. Aaron into custody, %%lima young woman who
was present,who said her name W Moore,and that
she wasqhe daughter-in-lair of Mrs. Aaron, claim-
ed the muslin as her property, ‘vhich induced fhe
officers to determine on taking them both into
Custody. On searebinfr ;Abs. Aaron, they fon ml
on her person., wrapped up in an old stocking., a
Bank of England note for 1001. and small Bank .of
tugiautl notes to' the amount of 1001., also be_
tween sixty and seventy Hine 3s. The officers
took them both before the LoaD .MAYO when
his. Lordship was pleased to order them to the
above office, the investigation having commenced
therc. •

Yesterday the son of Mrs. Aaron attended dur-
ing the examination, -ate claimed the Bank-notes
and the guineas found upon Mrs. Aaron, as his
-property, but as he could not account satisfacto_
rily how became into possession of the 100/. note,
the cash and notes were ordered to be detained for
the present.
There was alsri a large quantity or broad cloths
found in the possession of Mrs. liiirott. • She said
she had purchased the muslins of Partrick'O'Neal,
whO has been in custody some time for this of-
fence.--Mr. ALLEY attended fox Patrick O'Neal.
Mrs. Aaron was committed for further exalt&
nativn. Her daughter-in-law was liberated r,n
two friends becoming answerable for her appear-
unce oh a futttt'e day.
HATTON-GARDEN.-Tuesday evening William
James Skirrett, a private soldier; was apprehended
by one of the Police Officers of the above Office,
for stabbing a man ofdthe na of John Evefett,
with his bayonet, in the tap-room of the Ctirn-
berlatut Arms Public-house,. Battle-bridge. The
weapon penetrated through two coats, two waist-
coasts, and his shirt, and wounded him in -the
side, the point of it coming against the ribs. He
is now in (oldbath-fields Prison, to be brought
•up for examination.
Mary Ann Appleby was brought up yesterday,
by John harnesby, constable, of Saffron-hill,
charged with obtaining goods of several trades-
people in the ,neighbourhoo&of llatton-garden,
in the name of Mr. Hornidt.te. of 84, in that
street, with whom' she had lived as cook. The
constable produced meat, butter, potatoes, and
other things found on her, all which she had ob-
tained .on Mr. H's .account; The different per
suns of Whom she got the above articles proved
the facts, and the prisoner was fully committed.
UNION-HALL:.---Coleman Kelly tray yesterday*
brought brought before :,\ll'. .IA:ANCE, the Sitting Magis-
trate, charged by one of the parish officers of,
Bermondsey with having deserted his two infant
children. Time prisoner, it appeared,. hall most
unfeelingly left them unprotected in the street,
where -they remained exposed to the inclemency
of the Weather till some of the neighbours in cont..
passion to9k them in and fed thew, and then con-
veyed them to the .*orkhonse, where they had
since remained. The -officers or the_ parish hav-
ing founvi out where the prisoner Waiked, pro-
cured a %varra2t and took him into custody. On
inquiry, it af,peared, that he had caned no less
than thirty-eieit shillings during the last week.
—lie was committed to the Sessions for want. of

On Monday last a fine wbodcOck .(supposed to
be pursued by a hawk) was caught in its flight up
Catherine-itreet, and immediately sold alive to a
atrenfleniail residlua in the Close, Saiislidry;