The Sun.
London, England, 1822-10-23 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCt.

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ANOTHER CAPTION OF GAMBLEBS*, as sir
BOW-STREET.—Last ni&ht at seven o'clock, as.sn.P.ts, die
RICHARD BIRNIE and J. HALLS, Esq., took their 7, in .1.
officers, Smith, Baker, Morris, and others, brouLnajota
Marc, Lewis Laine, James Thomas, Edward Roberts, ",700
Bond, William Jones, William Brown, Samuel Brori_ il.
Munck, James Smith, John de Begat, William i! an.oo
Walker, and Israel Jackson, whom they had taken 111"!itor
bling-house, 33, Pall-mall, at half-past three yesterday
"'
noon. f 514°11
It appeared the officers had gone thither on the in o
thereto
of a Frenchman, who had been in the habit of ployingtio; or
and consequently was enabled to detail the exact playing
,lise
the servants in the house, and the manner in which the b-
was led.
anApts,uwgu ayasstpinrodperieAtosrteyofstathtede ,hothuaste
;Jhacekskoent4 oint efoorfttwhehefentitboi:
Gentlemen, one of whom was present ; he had seen him
roulette
table during the time some gentlemen were plaYqath is l
and he received the money and kept the bank, iv"ic'" doors'
in such games. He• then detailed the situation of leteepetP
There is a door on the ground-floor, to which a door- sod
placed—a sensible one, that has a knowledge of thefontg.o
he is to admit none but such as are known to the house, rn,
on him is placed the strongest reliance. A gentleman ui'
the first door will never meet any obstacle in going. pIaCP, ,
the second, which is on the first floor, and at which °dolga°.
anothef door-keeper. Samuel Brown, another of the id of
ants, he also knows ; his duty is to carry the roulette-boa
.0% wit stairs, and hand round the cards.
Smith, the officer, stated he went yesterday afters-4a -rn
Morris, Baker, and others, with a warrant to No-ri,;,,, an
mall, and entered by a ladder at the first floor viiirsecoal`
proceeded through that room to the back room on to 01
floor ; but just before he arrived at the door, a gentleman
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out with a box in his hand, and ran up stairs (the u.%cat?;
he entered the back room second pair, and fotind
_Loo
taming seven dozen and one counters, and seven seove, raar
a half sovereign ; he also found secreted in a cupboard
m"
and another. iciaa°lll
Ruthven, the officer, said he got in at the first floor 0014
and went on the second pair back room ; the doors were
be hesl4
he heard the rattling of money within, and confusion ,'
_,-,toit°
something taken from the table ; it appeared from the sure in 0
be scrapers ; when he entered he found the tables vi.,,e.,70:
confused state; he found a box containing three sovenscli
The first person that struck his attention in the room "i„ filen
son. A roulette-table was here produced, and every eq"
~,
for the game. aintr
Nicholls, the officer, produced a roulette-table, four okea
front room second floor; the wheel cf the board hadben Jias
out, and placed under the sideboard ; the dish was reTA toolli.'
fixed in the table. There were several gentlemen in "" ~*
quite in a consternation, among whom was Jackson.
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Baker and Morris produced a quantity of very curl the
used.for the game, and a paper which they tore down ' fasteeiti'
wall, written on " Royal Game." The doors o
were
and h
be,
,ere ;
and all appeared confusion when they entered.
Augustin de Astey was again called, and stated " iiitecfr,,,
an officer of the King's German Legion ; and he Was li. $ an-
tain that Jackson is proprietor, and that he receives 51'
for his services in that capacity ; takes people, and
them ; he discharged a doorkeeper last week. toga' '
The Magistrate said if the defendants had any thing e
in
James Tho meir defence,as, the onlyad ohe was reyne that to hear
spoke, it.. had ne
~.,,
there to receive some money due to him ; he said, he
had not bed ~,
house three minutes, nor had he played. Might P.
Mr. HARMER entreated, for the defendants, that it
allowed to stand over. dollnlefen
The Magistrate said he had no objection, but the -
la.
must be all kept in custody. -
se fnr,.file
A clamour then ensued. One had gone to the hot rp-th
umbrella--he thought it very hard ; another had gone
money—he thought it hard ; and several others aufe;-00W-
various things ; but it clearly appears that the game cli
has involved them all in their hardships.
Sir RICHARD BIRNIE said, he wished fewer of the
in
were in England. Mr. Harmer had pointed out that thege a..
have gone to this house for various purposes : trae, ht 10/1 '
there being so many foreigners among them, they Iniroef.•ol
a treacherous design against the State, for aught he „ hell J,
was therefore requisite to investigate the matter closelPther '
no idea, however, but that they had assembled there f" ~'
pose of, gambling.—They were then remanded. mall ela .
QUEEN-SRUARE.—Yesterday, a young labouring 0,0.7.
plied for a warrant against a woman for stabbing theMit fol'
that on Monday evening, as he was leaving his work, 0 ethe
who sells oysters at a stall near the premises where he biioe,A.
ployed, followed him and assailed him with vollics of nc,lo'
knew not for what reason. He endeavoured in vain t.. i 5.
of her, and was at length provoked to strike her, wheabeahiTe
stantly took her oyster-knife from her girdle, and stlhe Oa
in four different places on the back and shoulders.
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penetrated through a smock-frock, two jackets, a waistrsba:i
shirt, which he had on at the time. He produced tilA
which was covered with blood. The Magistrates sat, gsia;
would have the woman before them ; but they fore op f,
the complainant's own statement, that they coul oven of iito
send her for trial, as she had done the deed in a mnweebis
tation, caused by a blow given her when she had the
..„ of
hand; so that it appeared to be the natural conseque"'"
own violence and breach of the peace. ea 0
OM. h •
THAMES POLICE.—Four athletic young men,, sou, be
new, &richer, Toms, and Gregory, were charge" waitew
implicated in the atrocious act committed upon Ivir*„ said
stated in our paper of Saturday last. Sarah Traerniroite e:o
lives in Swan-yard. On Friday night, when Mrs.
aid a lie
knocked down and robbed, Agnew came in and s 004
named Swicher had done it. Stapley, a city ogcero'adrt
had had Agnew in custody for robbing a Jew meters. Tom,
other persons proved the prisoners to be bad chase
the trialto
was not sufficient proof of their being concerned in,.`r triailoot
tion to warrant the Magistrate's sending then the' ir _..4a.
therefore committed Agnew and Swicher, under the •9-tj
Act, as rogues and vagabonds, to three months iner two an .‘
of Correction to hard labour, and detained the °"'
they could give a satisfactory account of themselves.
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BIRTHS.
On the 21st inst., in Henrietta street, Ortillswiirsci
Mrs.o n T 111011.1: _Page, . a daughter.__ ....,..,401,_ _ )
Flood a
lr of'.le ii juge,
..., „te 13_ rigil'.
ton, Mrs. H. Bellingham, of adaughter.
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3IARRIED. f T. )W1 of
On the 22d inst. at Stoke Newington church;llf-r•Daugton
of that place, to Ann, daughtereldest°l. 'ix. r - 1,04'4-
Shacklewell. r 01 W. reto•
On the 22d inst., at St. Dunstan's in the NI „e5,.:..74.A.,,„,a1
of the Inner Temple, Esq , barrister at law, W 0-,713,4 Fit-_,i:
On the 21st inst, Mr. .A. Voysey, ConviaYt'zt. JO'
square, to Miss Mary Green, Marylebone-stre`"
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DIED. youslig„,..:u an e
On the 20th inst., at Kennington-place, JAW `-- tillAP-
Henry Savage, Esq., son of Admiral avage, .0,00:11'
the 52d Regiment, ad of his Majestys Ist 'Reg ~/,.- il'
Guards, aged 55. ir d''''''
On Saturday, .the 12th inst., Maria, the a' di°
Balle, High-street, Stoke Neviington. ii ..1.---'4l/3.:wir' -4
On Tuesday, the 22d inst., at Brixtonhh.",, of ew"
On the 18th inst., at H the, near southßwr,e. $.10.1. ,
anwidfeßofrillltor.nJ-hoihnn. Muggeridge, of the DorouL;Pws,
wteregotg:
went for change of air, in his 23d yea', 141..stirge°13
youngest son of the late Henry Church, f;f4l.' - 40"
st tbe
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