The Sun.
London, England, 1812-11-23 00:00:00

POLICE.

REV,T.-03 Ba-hit-day Charles Ile;2ry, a
young man of a very genteel: appearance, bir-
g,con, WaS brought to the office by Laveirier and
Taunton, before Jr. GRAHAM, charged with ivi-
htwfuliv (1 nLssrving Aliss Charlotte
'Wyat, ,U:og-kter of Captain Wvat, of Ealing;
he having at the tithe an©-
iher Wyat is intitled to a fdr-
tune o'

Bow-

0001.

The :H .tunstances .are as follow :—About
mouth ce the uit got accinaiuted! with
Miss -.7, which increased tO
she lg out with Yin, without the know-ledv,:, er fa ,her,. till. at length she ..z*greed to
. Yin, which WOk place on the 14th of
July .at two o'clock in the morning, the de.‘,
;tying procured a post-chaise at 11'ivn-
font lhat purpose. O;i same morning they
were married by banns, at Christ7church,
Thty lived together some npfiths, when Mr.Wv:,kt
learning that the defendant Was a married man at
the time ite married his daughter, took her from.

Yesterday Mr. Julian, of. Brentford, attended
to conduct the proscution: He stated, that the
prisoner called himself Cbarles Henry, but it Wzie
an assumed name.
Mr. GRAHAM asked the prisoner what his nanm
was ; be persisted for some time that his name
was Charles, but at last acknoWledged that he had
assumed it foethe last four or ,five years past:
. 'To prove the second.marriage, Mrs. Shaw: the
sister of the prisoner's first wife, attended yester-
day, from Ireland, who stated, that she VViIS pre-
sent at the mariage of her sister, Miss Robinson,
to the defendant, on the .fith of February, lB'3B,
at Sligo, in Ireland,when he called himself Thomas
Henry, the ceremony of which was solemnizcd
after the manner of, the Church of Ilanne,•time
parties being Roman Catholics, in a private roonG.
by permission. of the BishOp--of the Diocese.
Mr. Git'AHAM called upon the Defendant to
know what he had to say in his defence. Ile
declined -saying ,any thing then, but asked to have
the business posponed until Monday, when be
could have Counsel to attend for him. The Ma-
gistrate told hint that could not avail any thing.
The defendant then said he did not consider what
took place in Ireland as a legal marriage, as ke
denied being a Roman Catholic.
The- defendant was fhlly committed for trial,
and- the parties bound over to prosecute at the
next assizes for the County of Surrey.
Saturday night liainbridg'e, the man suspected
of being ;ne of the street robbers, was admitted
to hail, himself. in 401. and two sureties in 291.
each. He was afterward taken into custody on
Bench Warrant for au assault, and was also ad-
mitted to bail on that.
ThzioN-HRbb.—Cfnn, the proprietor of an did
iron shop, was brought before the Sitting
strate ex Saturday; ckarged with having in
possession a quantity of lead iron, am/spike
-not being able to e;i.ve a satisfactory account hoso;
he had obtained theta. It appeareci froi
of the offieet,;,' .that (I.:l(iiiti9iis to at
derable autount bari at Y!irioustiinc,.: been commiz
On the works belo!,:Ii g to the Szrz:na Bride lil7l
that large quantitie-i tud spike 2. l'
were missing almost tinily. Su,:picion beiny; cut,'
tained that.,,;ome of these missiug articles initt:
have come into the prisoner's eOssessiOn,
search warrant was obtained, amid c, ,q, and. C;:trlc
were employed to execute it. On Seareiting the pre'
mises, the articles in question v,'ere iii. nd con,
cealed. Mr. Brown, agent to Messrs. Jbiliife a
Banks, whO are thC contractors for carrying Cie
work into execution, swore to the nails being time
property of those gentlemen, and part of those
stolen front the 'Strand-bridge works, there.-
none srtch mafle except what were made for nse
there. lle also stated his belief that thg iron wij.
likewise the property of his einployers.
The prisoner, in his defence, said he bought th.
articles fairly in the way of trade, but -could not
tell of whom. He was remanded to afford hiin:so
opportunity of producing the .person of WhOill
lit
had bought them, if he was able ta.do

Friday morning Joseph Johnson, Captain Gl°.
merchant ship, residing in the neighbotirhowi
or
%Veilclose-squaa•e, was found -dead in his cLan-r
in which situation, instead of going to bed,
.l'er
appeared to have remained since the preceio"`:"

evening.
A female in the service of Mr. King, 'fame'', '''r
Friskney, ate last week, for a trifling waL.T.I,
whole of a roasted goose; weighing 5- lbs. %vitt':
proportionate quantity of potatoes, in less fl'''"„
.a quarter of an hour, drinking a pint of le,l"ki
beside. She afterwards' went about her daily "'E'''t
and took tea in the evening as usual. The iv"g
was with her mistress; who lost her inonev----I,°:c
her goose—and Might, with good reason',4ose
teMper, on findia such a gormandizer in
household

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On Saturday, the Lady of John Ellis,_Esq. of.- darnei-stt ce
Bac'kinginun Gate, of a &LAI. . . • ___...lr

MARRIED. -
In Londali, Mr. Francis Bushell. of WaN` Farm,
Thant,t, farmer, to Miss Elizabeth Wood, niece of o°,
Mrs. Twyman, of S. Catherine's-square, Tower-hili, .
don.
.-;aturday last, at St. James's Church, John 11,),14';1;
1;n, of Charles-street, St. Janies's.quare, to Mrs•
Alenander Hodges, widow 'of the Rev. Henry 116dge9, "f
".bletn, in the County of Northuml,erland. •

;1r
DIED. • 1.41
On the 19th inst., at his house at Camberwell, in the t,
yz•ar of iiis,age, Nich
olas. Wa.nostrocht,
On Friday, at Chichester Barracks, Lieutenant Fairclolie,,„
of tile 59th Regiment.
On Saturday, at Portsmouth, Lieutenant Ilarlines;-, ().1
79th Regiment, from fatigue, experienced in the campa
Speni.

ON SATURDAY.
India Bonds; dis•
Old Ann.-
Excheq. Bilis, 34d. per
5940
Ditto, aid. pr-r day, 43.
Omnium,-5f pr.
Imperial per Cent;
Cons. for 525th. Nov. 59

PRICE. OF STOCK!
Bank Stock, 9.151 iIS
Navy 5 per Ceut. 90fi
.p,:r Cent. •
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:I,per Cent. Red. 571 585 77a-
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L. Ann. 14 15-Itiths
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ust be,:addreiSed.

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