The Sun.
London, England, 1815-01-16 00:00:00

UN lON-HALL,

Ft iday last William England, brother of the
notorious robber George England, was brought
up to this Office, on suspicion of having facilitat-
ed the escape of his brother from the custody of
the officers ; he having been retaken at William's.
house. It appearing, however, on investigation,'
tht. he had no knowledge of the transaction until
George
_enteed his shop, be was discharged by
order, of Mr. CHA;NIBEiS, the sitting Magistrate.

Friday morning, early, Mr. DEACON, a respect-
able warehouseman in Watling-street; was dis-
covered quite naked, and nearly lifeless, m the
fields near the Shepherd and Shepherdess, City-
road. He is too enfeebled to -state what had
caused his being found in that situation. On Sa.•
turd4y„ all the Persons who knew any thing of
the manner in which he was-found, were privately
examined by §.ir Wm. PARSONS and Mr. Mozeiv,
and it is hoped the perpetrators of this nO;(trious
crime will shortly be apprehended.
. An old system of robbing has lately been re-
vived In the streets of London, by females falling
down, under pretence of fainiing, and while men
who happen to be on the spot at the time assist
in picki..tg,them up, they contrive to rob them of
,their watches, &c.. A robbery of this dis,criptioo.
was practised on Friday night, in Covent-garden
Viazza—a woman fell down in a pretended fit,
antra coachnUtu, while in
ithe act of helping her
up, was _robbed of his *ate!).

In the evening of; Thursday last two women,
supposed to be mother and daughter, knocked at
a gentleman's door on Blackheath, and delivered
a basket directed for the Master, which they said
came from •Mr. B. at Greenwich, and contained
some goods. The master 'soon afterwards came
home, when examining, the contents, to his utter
astonishment, be found a fine girl fast asleep, ap-
parently about !lace days old.
FECUNPITY.----Ac Moorbottse, near Carlisle, a
turkey last year laid the extraordinary -1111111ber. of
258, eggs.

MARRIED.
. .
Last week, --Beal dmore, Euq. of Queen-street, Nur
Fair, to Miss Parke,-of Dean-strect, the celebrated Vticat
Performer, and daughter of Mr. Parke, sen. co well known to
the public for many years as the chief Performer on the oboe.
On.Satarday, at Paddington Church, Richard Pollen, Esq.
of Lincoln's Inn, to Ann, the eldest daughter of Samuel Pe-
pys.Cockerell, Esq. of West Bourne.
On the 16th ult. at Lanark, Mr. J. Young, to Margaret,
daughter of Mr. Archibald, of Cortland; and at the same
time, Mr.. Thomas Gairdner, jun. of Throughburn, to Isa-
India, second daughter of Mr. Archibald: The united ages
of .both couples amount to .G 5 years, affording an average to
each person of about 16 years.
Nine couple were lately married at 'Nottingham—the unit-
ed-ages of one couple not reaching thirty four, while the
ages of another'Aunounted to sac hundred and hperity.s--the
man in the latter.case being upwards of seventy, and his pre,
seat wife beingthefifty he has led to the Altar.

DIED. '
Owthe 4th. inst. Mrs. Dobr6e, of Vale-place, Ilammer
smith, in the 60th year of her age. , •
On the 31st ult..atTibshelf, in the County or Derby, in his
102 d year, Jonathan Weeldon, labourer. He retained his fil-
eulties tolerable`perfection till within a few days o his
death• He had Shaved •him Self as usual on Christmas-day
last.

. -
On Friday sc'nnight, at the advanced age of years, Mr.
Collin, Statuary, Exeter.
.0n Thursday, the 7th inst. at Portslade, Sussex, aged B.l'
years, the John, Clutton, Vicar of that Parish, and
Rector of .Tl9ne:leton, late of Magdalen College, Cambridge-
. On Wednesday night last, suddenly, at Plymouth Dock,-
Mr..l3rown, -Asiistant-Surg,eon at that Dock-yard.
On the 12th of November, at Funchal, Mr. Thomas Car-
rick, aged 28, son of David Carl ick, Esq.Ba ulcer, of Carlisle.
Last week, at Exeter, Captain Charles. Ilutzlthys, on the
superannuated list of Post Captains.

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