The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-22 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

Bow-STREg.T.—In consequence of the sailor
iiettipg, his death by falling. out of tite'two pmr•of
stairs window of a house of ill-tame in.Swan'-yard,
in the Strand, the parish officers of St. AlZtry-le-
StAao, in whiCh the house is situated, attended
ou %.Priday befitre till- N. CoNANT, to connitence
the proceedings for the purpose of
,iudiCting the
house and ,the numerous other houses of that de-
scription with which Swan-yard abounds., Sir
NATHANIEL informed them, that the reg:ilar mode
of proceeding in such. caseS, aCcnrdrng to the di-
rections of tbe "-act of. Parliament, was, that cow-
pfaint must be made. before a Magistrate by two
housekeepers, and the constable of the .parish
made. the prosecutor. The vestry-clerk of the
parish attended itfteiwards:, anti laid the informa-
tion as the law directs.

Alm lledlcy, the driver of the hackney-coach
'No. 312, was charged with,base extortion, in tak-
ing his fare twice trout a Gentleman, and also
from his servant, and was fined 31.
ElizakthAnderson was fully conuniited on three
charges cif. fraud. She went on Friday evening -
to the Feathers public-house; in Hart-street,
Covent-Garden, and ordered two bottles of wine
and a gallon‘ of porter to be sent, to Mr. Lis-
ton,..the Comedian, at a house in Great Qtteen-
street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, with the change of
a two, pound Bank note. Mrs. Beak, after some
engairy, sent her bey with the articles or-
dered, together with a one. pound mote and
some silver. The woman met the boy On the
way, and got the .wine and porter, with a part of
the money from him. On his going to the house
in Queen-street, it was ascertained that Mr. Lis-.
ton was not there, and that neither wine or por-
ter had been ordered. It was discovered that the
woman drank the wine with her sister in a house
in Newtoner's.-I:tne, St.-Giles's. The other charge
was for7dell-auding a butcher in St. Martin's-lane,
on a similar pretence.
GympitAtt,t..— /11//iain Parker was on Satur-
day charged by Mr. Fielder, .watchmaker in
Clerkenwell, with stopping his apprentice in the
street on Saturday last,. and robbing him of a •
bag, containing an ingot of sileer. The.prisoner
was fully. committed. for trial at the next 01d
Bailey Sessions.
UNION ALL . —On Saturday George Trolls was
charged with ,detratuling Mr. Millar, a Serjeant
in the• Royal Artillery, of 'nine one pound notes ,
and a guinea, by the old hacknied trick of cross-
dropping. He was CO MI itted for re-examination.

Some incediaries htst week set fire to a .stack of
beans,sil.altoot 20 cituArters, on the preiniss of
• iNir. Bfloora, of Leake.

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Vl',o:..i' 4:•14 t-dtbdi..t.t4Ai,Eilt,. A.i-5.:..ki.11.

g• 26,
his Royal High oe::.; ;he Prin%:e lir;«,nt li&••!i •piei.,,,eA, in
the and on th i,eh;iifofhis Majesty, to appoint.ati ht
Hon. Lord liurgherth, `.l'. to be is Niajeity', I:tivoy
Extraordinaly! and Ministei Pletiiinitititia.t'y at the Court of;
Tuscany.
Ills 1-tuyil ll4tlineA- the Fruit fie: eitt 114 i been plead: ti, iii
the name and e',l the behalf of his Majesty, to ttpi.,]ot
Pennell. KN. to be his NJ ajesty's Consul at tout deanit and its
Dependencies

Crotrit-01,1ice7,..-i,,K. 20, 1814. ;
Ittembi!rs rettunoil to serve this pretest PStlimment:
City of Chirio,,ter---The 'lip
Borough Of I,ll4;tigtoii—Johli Tayler, .Esci• of
street, Loiiduti, in the. ro9iti of John Kirigstur4 E,t).
tivlta !.a5
itvceptcd the 13011dreds.