The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-02 00:00:00

POLICE.

BOW-STREET.---- On Monday Eleanor Morgan
was examined before Mr. READ,, on a charge'of
Stealing a watch, :and other articles, the priyperty.
of-Mr. Notlei-, inKing-street, Westminster.
It appeared that the prisoner gained access
Mr. Notl-0"s apartments thrthigh Mrs. Notley's
lister, a girl about 14 vearS of agel Whoin'shc.met
With gat Bartholomew Pair ; and on parting With.
her in- the evening, inkited the girl to drink tea-
with her, at 'her apartinents in Queen's-head-
court, near Golden-square. The girl went, and
in return the prisoner came twice to see the girl
at Mrs. Notley's. - one of these tithes she sent
the girl for a pint .of porter, and, in her absence,
stole a watch; a black silk gown, a pair of sugar-
tongs, and a waistcoat-piece: Ml.s. Notley was
out of town at the time, and ,Mr: Notley engaged
in, his. business. On Mrs. Notley's return to
town she missed the property ; and, on appliCa-
tion being made at the above Office, Salmon
went to the prisoner's lodgings in Queen's"-head-

court.
After a few questions put to herby Salmon, she
gave him the duplicates of the watch and waistcoat
piece, which. she had pawned--,-she gave him the
gown from a di awer, and said she had sold the du-
plicate of the tea-tongs. .
Two.pawnbrokers attended and identified the
prisoner as the person pawning the articies.---She
was fully committed to Newgate for trial.
Two miscreants were on. Monday brought before
Mr. READ, charged with An unnatural of
were apprehended by Cave, 'at the half-way
house, on the Surrey side of Blackfriars-bridge.
One of them is a private in the Coldstream Guards;
the other fOr-some time refuSed to tell his name--
but when he did, proved to be a man of considera-
ble property. They were both fully committed for

Bow - STREET.—Wednesday . evening several
pickpockets were apprehended by Mayhew,,Laek,
Cave, and ,Humphreys, and others of the Bow-
street patrole, among the crowd assembled in St.
James's, Park to. see . the Eagles deposited,,in
Whitehall Chapel, and.brought before Mir,.Nkitcs,
-the Sitting Magisirate, when several silk bandker7
chiefs found on-them were produced ; and the fact
being proved against two of them, they were com-
mitted fur trial. 'Soule of the others were dis-
charged;.and one was committed for further exa,-
mination,
The attendance of the. --now-street patrole,
wberever:mbbs are likely to ,collect, is d-er t aim y
of great utility, as it not.onlv prevents many, de-
:predations,. but gives the officers an opportir,
nits of ascertaining the, persons of new offenders.
Frances Sage was charged with stealing two gold
seals ar.A. a. ring, from the shop of INfr. Jarman, in
. the Strand, where, it appeared, she weviuunder
.pretence of exchanging a ring, set 'with:peal*
for some other article.:
. The case being clearly made out, she was fully
committed for trial,

UlgtoN-HALL.--A kayman, in the employ of
Messrs. "Aleux, and Co. was- charged befOre
BIRNIE, Esq. with carelessly drivingt over a fine,
boy, about nine years of age, son of a respectable
tradesman .in Lambeth, and causing his death, on

Monday evening last
The prisoner, it. appeared, was driving one of
the large caravans up Carlile-lane, and riding on
one of the horses, and was followed by a dray,
the driver of which was riding also, when they
were met by the child, who, seeing the carriages
coming, stood up close against the wall to - let.
them pass ; when nearly opposite the place where
the child was standing, the horses, :through the
carelessness of the prisoner, turned. aside, and the
wheel of the caravan came in contact with a post,
. the leading horse was, by the shock, thrown out
of -the road, and stumbled upon- the child, who
was killed on the spot.—The priioner was com-
mitted for re-examination on Friday next.
The driver of the dray was also summoned
for riding whilst driviiig, and fined 40s. costs.
UNION-HALL —A young man, dressed .in the
first style of fashion, and representinghimself to
be the son of a ,glass-matinfacturer in the City,
was brought before Mr. EvAucE ,scharged by Mary
Ann Watson, an interesting young woman, with
defrauding her of 5/. under the following cir-
cumstances
The prisoner ;had contrived to introduce him-
self to. the notice of the prosecutrix' in the street,
and had persuaded her to meet him at -different
tunes ; and, on..one occasion, they went into a
house to •take some refreshment ; or feeling in his
pocket for the money to-pay the bill, he expressed
great surprise at a circumstance with which he was
before fully acquainted, namely, at not finding
any money there ; he accounted for it, by saying,.
he had left his :purse at home : the female, upim
this; produced -a pound note for his acconsmodar
tion, out of which, he paid the bill, And very deli-
besately put the change into his before empty
pocket. The next day they met at the Saine,h,iuse,
and, in conversation, :be discovered that she had
got some- more notes in her pocket, upon which
he told her, if she could give hint four pounds he
would pay 'her the :one pound he had borrowed
the day .before s this she. did, and received what
she thought was:.a 51. note, which she put into her
pocket; he quitted her soon after sunder pretence,
of going to the bar to get his watch whichihe had
left there ; she waited some 'time in expectation
of his return, hut waited in vain ; .and.on going
to inquire for him, she understood he had been
gone for sometime,-without taking leave ,-she im-
mediately examined her note, when she found that
instead of a Bank of England 51. note, she had
got a Fleet five-penny note. This was in June
last, and she did not see him again till Wednes-:
day evening, when he by chance came into the
same box in ,Astley.'s Theatre, 1R which she was
-sitting with a party of friends ; he was immediate-
ly pointed out to Barrett, the officer, by whom
he was taken into custody.
'ln-his defence, be said that he had given the
prokeentrix the note in question by mistake.; it
had alw::2 ; been his intention to rectify it, but
his finances .had not hitherto been in a state which
enabled him-to do to. He was committed for re-
examination.