The Sun.
London, England, 1815-11-18 00:00:00

Bow-STREET.

DRURY-LANE THEATRR.----Soon after. the eon- •
elusion of the Opera of the Siege of Belgrade, at
Drury-lane Theatre, on Thursday night,' the au-
dience were -thrown into the greatest consterna-
tion and frightful state of agitation, .partienlarly
the female part, for the safety of a man, although
his conduct outraged all decorum, by getting
frOrn the .upper circle of the boxes, passed some
iron rails and spikes, which, till then, were con-
sidered impassable, and for which purpose they
were put up : he passed from them unto the top
of the cornice, over one of the private boxes,
over the stage, which was not considered foot-
hold,. or sufficiently strong to support the weight
of a Man. He then became the object of atten-
tion of the whole audience ; be sat &Alm by the
side of the box ; great numbers vociferated—
" 'roil) him out," &c. every one in the Theatre
expecting every moment to see him precipitated
to the bottom, and from that tremendous height
be must have been dashed, to atoms. He changed
his tlasj t ion from sitting. by the side, and sat to
the front with his legs hanging over, kicking his
!tech and singing, ''Turnhim out !" The Ma-
nagers Mustered the Police officers, and directed
them-to remove him, but at the same time to use
all due prudence to prevent hint from. falling. On
their getting to the spot, they very civilly re-
quested hint to remove, but he refused ; he was
then standing up ; one of the officers reached
rottud4he spikes; and seized the fellow by the
collar, and with some difficulty got. him 'away,
the afiCer. being- in very imminent danger of be-
ing pulled over—he was secured by several per-
sons holding him for safety. . When he was got
into the boxes he:resisted moat violently, and was
actually obliged to be carried out by the officers
and 'the door-keepers : he. was conveyed to St.
Clement's watch-Youse, where he femained dur-
ing the night of yesterday. Ile was bronght !.0
the Office by-jot-in Baker and Williarn.Clements,
the constables who apprehended him, when he
said his name was Edward Umfreville, that he
was a naval officer, and had been drinking freely,
which was the cause of his violent and improper
conduct. Mr. NARES, the sitting Magistrate, or-
dered him to find bail for assaulting the officers
in the execution of their duty.
Coy NTERFEIT TOKENS.—Dickons, belonging
to the Office, and Johnson, a City Officer, having
:learnt that John Smith; 3. well-knO‘vn character,
had arrived in 'London, on Wednesday, from Bir-
Mingham, they strongly suspected he had brought
counterfeit money with him, and went. early yes-
terday morning to his house in • Baldwin7sTgar-
dens. They told Smith and his wife what their
suspicions were, which were confirmed by finding
Anne Dicl:ons, ThoMaS Sprultart, and'Philip
ley, Ivell -known
.as what is called smashers, and
that they. were in. SMith's house for the purpose
of making purchases of counterfeit money, to ut-
ter in the' course of the day. The officers were
not satisfied with Smith's denial, but,secnred all
the parties in one room,. Johnson securing the
door, and Dickons found no lesS than nineteen
dozens of well-;executed counterfeit Bank of Eng-
land tokens for three shillings., Bank notes to. the
amount of G3l. were also found. The parties were
all brOught to the Office tutd underwent an-exa-
ruination, and were committed for a further in-
vestigation.
Kfew days since Messrs. Atkinson and Jones,
iiYvine-merchants, in Mark-lane, received an ano-
nymous. letter, informing them that a cart with
.their names on it .very frequently stopped in the
neighbourhood of Phoenix-street and Compton-
street. This induced Messrs. Atkinson. and Jones
to watch the motions of William Sharratt, their
porter, when he went oat with ihe cart, -yet was
not tcostop at the place described by the anony-
Wous writer. Sharratt took out a hamper or

bottles, end rtssiner two Cordes:of itreelS
-tx,o'"•ru
them, .entered the Louse of a man named " -
"vright, a dealer in bottles, who, it has been
911asa'
certained, was to give him ss. 6d. a dozen 1
Wahl Wright has confessed he has freqw!ntlf,
bougLt bottles of him. Sharratt; who on kill/«ti,
brought to the Office for examination, said he di(' d
not consider it a crime, and that he had never
wronged his masters of 'any thing. Messrs•t'
kinson and Jones stated, that their annual Icls
for bottles and hampers amounted to about 1000 i
Sharratt was committed- for furthereXaminatiom
and Wainwright was ordered. to attend oa
a fu
tare day.

UNION HALL. •
Aim Jews was brought before the sating Ala
gistrate yesterday,; charged by'Arr. Morris, th'
principal Turnkey of the King's Bench Prison.)
with conveying a quantity of spirits into tlw 111.46 •
son. Mr. Morris stated, that yesterday mor:a7ri
he--SAW the prisoner coming; into the pris"
having •
a basket, apparently full of dean, linen ;
some suspicion of her, he stopped her, and in
et;
silted on examining the contents of her bas6ei"Ldi
When cc,ncealed under the linen he found a bat.
containing about a quart of brandy. The prl:
soner pleaded guilty, but said it was her first ot
fence, and that she did it now at the request °tl
I
Mr. Flower, a bricklayer. She was convicted
rd
the penalty of J3l. and not beim, prelig r•
pay pay it, she was cominitted to the House of t,u-
rection for a month, or till the fine was paid. I

•
Yesterday tnorning, , between oie and two,vv
o'clock, as Mr. ANGELO; of Bolton-roy Ma/
Fair, was passing within a few doors of St. Jones': 1
xvatch-!louse, two. watchmen were conveyio4, --a
young man there, who, upon seeing Mr. A. die
out, that he was sure that Gentleman woad be.
bail for him. Mr. A. recognised in the pris"el
the son of a tradesman with whom he had sot
°
dealings, and upon this offered his assistaoeic'
and assured the young
used M. The parties sippeari lig before thecaos i
.of trio night, the affair proved tohavebeen (War",
iantliestre shoemakeret nut to ,rte%l.heer
-street,
ethe;tiloil
anfcialigd,irvie'els:etj.e:
young Man in charge, now stood forward, as 'l,--,4
cased .41r. ANGELO as the per Son who had assaawa . 1
ed and struck him, although, the w.atchnien vil
had secured the real defc.ndant, cause for"rd all
is
positively asserted that Mr. A. was not the perso
that had been in their custody. • But the Barg
sralli?;
of the case of Mr. ANGELO did not cod be—s:
he was detained, in spite of his exposlalati°ll ;
all night, and at half-past four o'clock '1;1.
forced to take the remainder of his bight's lls
ing on the hoards of the strong room, the hare 'tv-0,0 i
for his curtains, although the constable °:beep,
night acknowledged , the mistake, that 11'1(1 beet,
night
made. After ten hours confinement, the 10s ,e 4
of them in a filthy room, M. ANGELO ortivs..,
in Marlborough-street, and was hutnediatell ,
I
charged, no person appearing against Into. ~e
, , brio
FlRE.—Early on. Thursday morning a Ilia"' clef
out in the under part of the house of t'ickbr
talents, linen-draper, in the Minories, and cr„l.l,- OS
communicated to the shop, the whole o,l' 7,1 bie,
was shortly enveloped in flames. Mr. ""°— and
an officer, passing, alarmed the: inhabitans(ww,
brought out the parish engine. No vr3, c`,lb.'„uriog
ever, was to be found : but the ner,V-fire.waS
houses having supplied the deficiency, the fi r
firs
oo -
subdued uithout extending beyond the "::' 0 be-.
We regret to state, that a young gentlena, mi,
longing to the Custom-house, a lodger 0' W
jo.,
. Clements, jumped from a two pair ot °ll's
dow, and lies without hopes of recoverY•
The benefits accruing to Society, in consrhucetint: I
of authorised Members. of the Faculty, "',le-nro.
their abilities to one peculiar branch of tuAe;iiiits •
fession, -cannot be more clearly' exemplifie" oi
-at Messrs. Goss's Institution, established 11.''..ej
years for the cute of every stage cf the Vene!..,o ,
Disease, under whose care slight symptoms
disappear in two days, and Strictures, or 19reJ,i
Diseases of the Urethra, are speedily renl°.boto
without any application of caustic.—A just tijoblio
to their skill and humanity, compels' this P 0
to
°tli:et
avowal of their judgment, ! eithe'
treat soccessfu!ly the most delicate habit, 1-
,ravi
subjecting it to the usual harsh, and gets legs,,
unnecessary methods : this surely rnmt be a Pf the
which enables thtl .
ing reflection .to females , labouring any °d de.
above circumstances, or those 'disorders `noire,
ficiencies interfering with- the functions of o, v 0...
' and impeding conceptiow., To the tnisguitiVrao
tary of solitary sensuality, a renovation c.)f. hjoirs
is profiered, even under the most ii' brink
state of debility, tottering perhaps
of imartality„ from ignorance. of the source °`
disorder— , Votr'''.% i
" Vulnus'alit veins et c'ceco car)itur ifyi.:—.l, goy a-
A4/sts. Goss and Co. Members or yanv, for
. College of Surgeons, attend at 110111.el(t•teis (by
pers'6nal consultation, and answer sli 'e
e and in:
return of post) stating minutely the cas " cats is°
closing a fee,—Ti . . „dicines
he requisite Inc t of the king'
.carefully packed, and sent to any PA" - - •
1,00.100
1 dom.-13, Bouverie-street,'Fleet-stret,
on the i his

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George
PeterTu Browne, Esq. tto Elizabeth, only i.a.ught.sr of Co-
lonel Suckling, of Windsor.

On the 16th inst. at Statintore;
PIED.
On the lath inst. at Blochairn, near Glasgow,
in hiS 87t1t 4
dlesex, John Fitz John,
year, Captain James Parker.
Esq. aged 3.2 years. h W ells,
West oinstec
Tue,day last, aged 62, Mr. Josep of Di
ton l7ours-
ra,r, St-Jaes's, many years Secretary to the
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