The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-27 00:00:00

NEW PARLIAMENT:

NIEMBERS RETURNED.
Peebles (6;vity):--Sir James Montgomery.
St. aermains.—General Pringle; Goi-
bourne, Esq.
Dartniint.th:7—A. a 'HoldSword); •T. P. Bas-
tard, Esgrs..
Nurthumberiand.---Colonel 'Beaumont, _ Sir C.
-11,1Org,an, Esq.
D 0... (EaupYs).---Thomas Wood, Esq, . •
Northolle2ton.-7-Right Hon. Henry Laseelles,,
Henry. Pierse; Esq.
'll7abingliuiy.---S.lr Charles SaxtOn, Bart. W.
Hicks-.Beaeb, Esq. .
Merionethshire,--Sir R. Wm.- Vaughan, Bart.-
Ed.si LOoe.Adtuirat Sir E. Buller, Bart. Da-
vid Vanderheyden, •
Looe.—Charles -Buller, -Anthony Buller,
Esqrs. _

Ayr (Connt y).—Sir H Dalrymple Hamilton.
C'cillington.-,-$. W. Poynti, Esq. Sir John Le-
man Rogers,- Bart.
Clackmancin.-111-in. G. Abercromby.
Pembroke —John Owen, Esq.
Voughal.—Sir John Keane.
Wicklow. (County).,.---Wm. Tighe, W. H. Hume,
Esqrs.
Derry.(City).---;-Right Hon. Sir G. Hill, Bart.
It eiford (County).—Sir F. Flood, Bart. R. A.
Carew, jun. Esq.
Coleraine.--.--Lord G. T. Beresford.

CONTESTED ELECTIONS.'

Dundas.
Neville

BERKSHIRE.—Ocr. 26.
P 591 Hallett
1275

. 487

DOWNPATRICK—FINAL Ctost.
Mr. Fia.wthorae

DOWN (Couvry).—Cer. 13.
Lord Castlereagh
Col. Mead

POLICE.

UNION-HALL.—The female servant .of a Gen..
tieman, residing at Newington, was charged with
robbing her master of a quantity of table-Linen,
sheeting, &c. The prisoner, .who was a decent-
looking young woman, did not deny having taken
the things in question;. and pledged them, and
delivered up the
.duplicates to the officer; but
stated in her defence, that she had been seduced
by her master, and wlis with child by him ; her
master and mistreas had been out of town for
some time, and he having left her without money,
she had been obliged, from necessity, to take the
things and pledge then-lit-lot doubting but her master
would, on his. return, have given her sufficient
money to redeein them.. The pro.secutor positive-
ly- denied that there was any truth in the p:•i-
soner's statement, which he said was a mere in-
vention: to escape punishment. Her mistress,
however, seemed more inclined to give edit to
it, judging, as she said, of the present, by com-
parison ~with the past.
The. Magistrate observed, whether the state-
ment of the prisoner was true or false,' it would
not alter the nature of the charge now brought
against her. Site had confessed having taken the
things ; and if the prosecution was persisted. in,
he must commit her.

The master declaring his determination to pro.
secute her, she was fully comm;tted for trial.

MAR LEOROUGII- STR R ET. - Arthur Remington,
alias Captain Remington, but who, it turned out,
has been a Lieutenant of Marines, *as charged
with privately stealing, in the shop of a silver-
smith in Vigo-lane, St. James's, a valuable gold
watch. It appeared that the prisoner, wh.7l
disaharged from the wing's Bench about six weeks
'since by the Insolvent Act, had, by false renre
sentations, got various articles of jewellery from
the silversmith, which he paid for in bills, pay-
able at firms amongst his own accomplices : one
of these bills having become due, and of emirs?.
dislionoured,.the prisoner was arrested, and on
Saturday last he Went to' the house, in Vigo-lauc,
and behaved in a riotous manner, in consequence
of the proceedings which had been taken. The
gold watch had been missed previously to this ar-
rest, and the prisoner having recommended e -
vcral other persons to the shop, it wAs very.
naturally suspected some of them might have
stolen it. A boy was sent to watch where, the
prisoner went to on Saturday, and he was traced
to hislodgings over the water. It" was afterwards
discovered, that the prisoner ha.i pledged the
watch at a pawnbrober's, on the Surrey side of the
water, for ten guineas ; and that he afterwards
sold the duplicate, to a person of the name of
Miller, for two guineas. The prisoner was se-
cured at his lodgings, East-lane Walworth, and
he cOntessed the- robbery before the Magistrates.
He was remanded for another examination, that
the extent of his depedations might be ascerthin-
cc!, and his accomplices brought to justice.