The Sun.
London, England, 1833-03-25 00:00:00

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While she was in London in this hotlines* she re-'.
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caived the following letter from her husband; who stated
to her that probably the same itwipdieclvito had . robbed'.
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" Sir,—We are buyers for cash, at al ricer", of black and
white lace veils, and lace of all sorts. If you are now a seller,
please inform us your prices, per post. In order to prevent
disappointment, we never take in any letters if not post paid,
come from whom they may. We want uo credit, nor do we
give any. If you think you can do yourself and us any good,
we shall be most happy to hear from you.
" We are, Sir, yours respectfully,
" W. YOUNG and Co.,
" Merchants, 10, New-street, Bishopsga:e.street, Landon.
" Mr. John Spears, lace manufacturer, Nottingham."
Her husband sent a letter to the correspondents, to
which he received the following • .
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" Feb. 26, 1833.
" Dear Sir,—ln answer to yours of the .7th current, and
referring you to ours of the 26th current, we return you thanks
Cur your offer, and hope that we shall be enabled to do business
with you to our mutual advantage, and that the same will be of a
lasting nature, which shall not be our fault if it is not so. We
wish you to send us a small parcel, say one veil of each sort,
from No. 1, at 65., to No. 10, at 245. inclusive, charge them the
very lowest possible wholesale price for money, which amount
we will pay into Glynri and Co.'s, and send you their order,
payable on demand upon Moore and Robinson, bankers, at
Nottingham, as soon as we receive the parcel, and if the goods
turn out as we expect, we will buy from you constantly.
" We are, yours respectfully,
" WM. YOUNG and Co.,
" Merchants, New-street, Bishopsgate.strect, London,
" Mr. Spears, lace manufacturer, Nottingham."
Witn,ss went to N.,. 10, New street, Bi-hole.gate-street,
aid perceived that the house was in a ditty conditiott.
S•ie could not receive any satisfactory information front the
ne;ghb .urs, and, not liking to venture alone, she took "OM
friewds with her. They knocked at the door ; and who
should coins to let them in but Mr. Coster; .and they s.tv
Mr. Smith writing, or Fe eten-hing to be writing, in one
af the parlours. Mr. Coster and Mr. Smidi appeared
lightened, and huddled in together. .

Smith-1 was confined, at the time you sce.k or, with

nes+.

Coster denied that he was in the place at all. " When,"
AO het " you saw me here to day, you said you lad
ever seen me before."

Witness—No, I did not ; you a,ked me my address,
and I told you that you'd know its ;on enough.—(A Itugh.)
Coster—How can you tell that you 411,1 not se t,t this
veil among others to the stiopke pets whom you ,upply ?
Witness—We .end out a great variety 01 patttrus, and

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I know that is one of the veils I sent to you.
The Loan MAYOR—Did }nu ever receive hank-notes in
this way b •fore Wituess—Never, without sending !he
pods, in our lives ; that put us off our guard.
Coster—l declare to G. 4 I never saw this woman in
my life before.
The Loan MAYOR—I shall remand you for a week.
Coster—So lone ! For what?
The Loan MAYOR—Because Mr. Fieslifield wishes to
produce oti er evide nee.
Coster having expressed a wiuh to see the letters which
he was suspected to have written or dictated, they were
handed to him.

Tit,- LORD MAYOR—Weg, do yon know anything of
;he writing, or the matter?
Coster (throwing up his hands)—Not an atom.—
(Laughter.)—Remanded till Saturday n.xt.

THE SPEAKER'S DINNER PARTY AND

LEVEE.

The Right Hon. Charles Manners Sutton gave a banquet of
more than ordinary splendour, on Saturday evening, to the fol..
lowing Members of the House of Commons :
Lord Arthur Chichester, Dalmeney, Cavendish, Clements,
Dudley Stuart, and Oxrnantown : Sirs Edward Codrington,
John Hamilton Dalrymple, Ronald Ferguson, Robert Price,
Mathew White Ridley, George Grey, Charles Burrell, and Grey
Skipwith ; Colonels Cavendish, Davies; Messrs► C. C. Coven.
dish, Ferguson (of Raith), Butted, Warburton, Carew, Tenny.
,on, Pepys, Petre, Sanford, Wilbraham, and the Hon. Captain
Craven Berkeley (Q.d Life Guards).
The Right Hon. Gentleman also held his second levee, at
which the following composed the company;--
The Duke of Wellington, the Marquises of Lansdowne and
Salisbury ; the Earls Grey, Shaftesbury and Surrey, ; Lords
Ernest Bruce, Villiers, and Granville Somerset ; Sirs Edward
Kerrison, Edmund Hayes, George Phillips, Robert Peel, Robt.
Inglis, John Astley, George Bayley, James Graham, Michael
Shaw Stewart, and Jacob Astley ; Colonels Lygon (Second
Guards), Clayton, O'Grady, Grey, Conolly, Perceval; Messrs.
Herries, Rice, H. Ashley, Vivian, E. Ellice, E. L. Bulwer,
Courtenay, Burton, C. Row, Russell, Petre, Fitasimon, Stuart,
Crawley, Oswald, C. Fergusson, H. Ponsonby, Handley, Finch,
Gladstone, Christmas, Gaskell, Green, Lefroy, H. TWIN ;
Captains Blaney, Jones, Frederick Pager.
The Duke of Wellington appeared in the uniform of Gover.
nor of the Tower, and Earl Grey was attired in full Court
dress, with the Order of the Garter.