The Sun.
London, England, 1812-09-23 00:00:00

POLICE.

GuttintAt.L.--Two girls of the town Were yes•
terday charged with hiving picked the pocket of.
a Gentleman on the preceding night, near Little'
Green Wick, of a watch...

The complainant stated, that the prisoners ac-
costed him, and kept him in conversation about
three. minutes:. on their departure he missed his
watch,• aytd ha;ring given an alarm, they were
stopped by the witch Man, when the watch was
delivered up.
• The Gentleman who was robbed also complain.
ed to the worthy Alderman (Sir Jvhn Earner),
that he bad birnself been -kept in custody the
whole of the night; because he bad refused to
leave his watch in the care of the-constable of the
night.
The constable and the watchman, in vindica-
tion of their conduct, stated, that when the Gen,
tleman got, possession of the watch, he said that
the girls,, might go about their business, for be
.wontcl not take any farther trouble about *ern.
Upon . being . taken to the watch-house, he still
persisted in this determination, refusing- to give
up,the watch, and conducting himself with-great
impertinence ; 'he bad, therefore, been detained.

fir JOHN EASIER observed, that nothing could
be intie improper than keeping in custody a Gen-
tleman who had preferred a charge of robbery.—
Altthat.Could.be expected was, that the Gentle-
man should give_his name and address,: if be.did
not think proper to prosecute, that was his own
affair. lii the present instance, he thonght the
officers deserved to ka prosecuted for au act of op,
pression, which they were by no means justified
in committing. •

The -compiainanf declared his intention .to try
the question ; and having expressed a wish .not to
.prosecute, the prisoners were sent to .Brit!ewell,
as disorderly charactCrs.

SHADWELL:—,-Tho,mas • Caley, residing in the.
neighbourhood' of Bethnal-green, was yesterday
brought up -for examination before the Sitting
Magistrates, charged with selling and passing off
a quantity of forged Bank notes, to the: amount
of 40/. consisting. of notes of the value of 11.
each. The Bank Solicitor, together l.
With.seyera
Clerks, attended, but the examination .was con.
.ducted in private.

Notice has been given, that application will be
made to Parliament in the ensuing Session for
leave to bridg in a Bill for making and main-
taining a road. from Westminster-bridge-road, at
or near to Amphitheatre-row, to Vaux,hall Turn-
,.
pike. .

CAMBRIDGE, SEPT. 20.—Yesterday died, at his
seat at Long Stanton, in this county: in conse-
quence of the wounds which he received by being
thrown out of his enrricle the preceding Saturday,
Sir Thomas Dingley Hatton, Bart. He succeeded
to the title upon the death of his brother, about
twelve months since, had but just completed the
family seat for his residence, and was actively ern
ployed in promoting the enclosure of his own and
the tvv,o adjoining parishes; in whi,:la lie bad i lirge
property. Sir Thomas . having thus so unfortu-
nately died without issue (never having been mft-
rie4 ,the title _becomes extinct ; but the estates,
which are considerable in this county', and in Nor-
folk, devolve on his two maiden sisters; is his,
co-heiresses at law.

CORN-ExcHANqp, SEPT. 23.—T0-day the Mar-
icet has few tresy arrivals of Wheat, but conz•i-
derable supplies on hand, mostly of the new crop,
the trade heavy sale, and rather gives way in
price, very little Fine Old at the highest *quo-
tation ; Rye rather lower; Barley,likewise ; Malt
at little variation Grey,Pease am! Beans of each
sort fully at the late advance; the supplies of new
Oats are considerable,;
,and this trade quoted at a
small declension in price ; no alteration in Flour.
'Wheat - • 755.• 965. 1465. Tick Beans - - 945. 297.
Fine ditto - -150 s. 1555. Oats - -•- - 545. 58s.
Rye - - 631.66 .
Barley - - - 545: 60s. Potatoe ditto - 675. 68 .
Malt - - - -90 s. 965. Rape Seed - - - 601. 661.
White Pease (boil.) 80s. 86s. Fine Flour -115 s. 120 .
Grey ditto - - 765. 82s. Seconds - - - nos. nu,
Deans - • t 955. 198 s. ,

Yiwm Tile. LONL'Or'-; GAZETTE, rr • —2.

Cark2.:-House, •.*lept. 22, 1812.

This day the -de. I",,ehausen, Ivoy Extraorilinary
arid Pleuipo:-.eritiary from the 5- ing- of Sw-eden,
Lis fir,'. private, audience of, his Royal ,Highness the Prince
Pegeul, io deliv his = •

'Po *hid) he was 'introe.7.,:k•cl by- Viscount Castlereagh, his
Preipal Sect y ,S to ;fir Foreign Affairs,
and conthicted by Robert :jester, t:sq. Assistant Master of
the Ceremonies.