The Sun.
London, England, 1824-11-30 00:00:00

PAST• INDIA SIMPING.

The East India Company's outward.houml ship Princess
Amelia, arrived in Anjor Roads on the Uth of August. The
Thame and Orwell also were in Anjeer Roads on the 19th of
August.
Arrivals al Ankir—The Marquis of Mindy, Fraser, from
London, on the 11th of August ; and the Hope, front London,
on the 4th August, and sailed on the 7th for Manilla.

Arrivals at-Singapate*The Plurt;ix, Mite, and Amboyna,
Waddell, front New South Wales, on the 11 pr .luly ; and
the Caroline, tlarris, from Batavia and London, on the 18th
JUly.
Singapore—The Nourmabal, Scott, was expected to sail
from Singapore for London the 27th July. Tl.e Caroline,
Harris, recently arrived from London, when unloaded, was ex-
pected to be condemned and sold. • •
Sips at Batavia, August !O.—Friendship, Creumei • and
Cornelia, Yea, for Amsterdam ; Thalia, Brandlight, and
Hendreatte, (loth, destination not fixed; Rosanna and In.
liana, English; Marie, Moss, and Banian, Americans; Pro-
vidence, Portuguese ; and lierondelle, French brig.
Arrival at liamburgh.—The Sophia, Spledt, from Batavia,
arrived at Hambargh the 22d instant.

POLICE REPOhTi.—About ten days ago 'two
persons of the names of Cox and Carroll were charvl
at the Bow-street Office, with having stolen a gold citaht
from the shop of a watchmaker at Hammersmith, and
the evidence being strong though entirely circumstantial,
Sir R. nitwit,: committed them, observing, that although
it might be doubtful whether they would he comic*,
he should be taking upon himself the province of a Jury,
if he did otherwise than send them for trial. The 'ficts
of the case were mentioned in some of the newspapers, and; it
was stated that a watch was found upon each of the prisonets.
Some days ago an elderly man, who stated himself to be a
watchmaker, residing at Acton, Middlesex, applied to Mr.
Halls, after the business of the day was over, and stated, that on
the same afternoon that the gold chain was said to have been
stolen from the shop at Hammersmith, a lad, about Li or 16
years of. age (that is the age of Carroll), came into his shop,
and, after looking at several articles, he went away without
buying any thing. Soon after his departure ho missed a new silver
watch, with chain and seals appended. He learned by inquiry
that the lad was seen to join a man in a cart, who drove off
towards London. Ile subsequently saw an account in the
newspapers of the alleged robbery at Hammersmith, which
appeared to have been committed under circumstances like his
own. His object now in applying was to see Carroll, as he had
little doubt but he should find him to be the stone who came
into his shop.—Mr. naffs told him to go to •Newote, wher;; ha
might be allowed to see the'prisoners ; and it* he recognized
Catroll lie
Magistrate sent Cousens, a patrol, with him to expedite the
business, and the result was not only that Carroll as recd;;_
' nised, but the watch, chain, and seals found upon the other
prisoner, Cox, were identified as the sante stolen Irons the shop
of the applicant, who lodged a detainer, and will of course in.
diet both prisoners:
We are iuformed that the Board of Customs
have resolved to sift to the bottom the charges
made against certain individuals possessing
borough interest in this county, of selling places
in the Customs, &c., and to prosecute such in-
dividuals as may be found guilty of such corrupt
practices. If all connected with 'Cornish,
boroughs, who have sold their influence with
those enabled by their situations to (Minh) .pinces •
under Government, should be prosecuted; the
Crown Lawyers may anticipate a glorious harvest.
--(West Briton.)
T4e Three per Cents. at Par,—and 220,000
risk of only
orxt
.31
t0)1,000.1!
tTohils)eisgaliitlieer(aillyby tllttilt.!a se., as BIS H
guarantees to those who may purchase at his
Offices any of the Stock Prizes in the press6st
Scheme, at least 100 in Money for crux
3per Cents. lle also pledges himself to ever
.y
Purchaser at his Offices to retorts Rll3 for every
'Whole Ticket, and in proportion for Shares, *to
those who do not obtain a good Prize on the 16th
December, if applied for within Ten Days front
that date, and as the Two 6e20,000 Prizes must
be drawn in the first five minutes, and all the
other Capitals (including • both the R 30,060
Prizes) may be drawn that day., it is certain that
many persons must gain large fortunes by that
Day's Drawing, and no one need risk more thlui
4:34. IN. by a Whole Ticket, Or Os. b„
• j
S..iteenth : the full particulars of this adeou..
tageous mode of.adventuce may be laid grafi.;
at either of Btsu's Offices, Cornhill, or
oTAntitstowitTTelnoTes2l,tioa:yos,:ootN4 Ip33oorivtiFsti.:tz:Nt
da50.,2,310 bill 7
other.;s
Charing Cross, where, the rand 'Prize or
tals all drawn within a Month.