The Sun.
London, England, 1805-08-10 00:00:00

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. On the 2. 6th ult. 3;e stated the eNamination Of
Mrs. 'Fez' an
,Els.fon, before 013 Sitting Ma-
gistrate at• Marlborough street, charged with.being
coucernesl swindlingtransaaions to a great arnOimt;
in.corteert with a 'person of the )(tame of al
Sibley, a tnan of insinuating address,and imposing
appearance, who at that time could not be found,
and 'for V.'hope apprehension a reward Al/4.'aS otTered.
It was not till yesterday that he was taken into cus;
tody by Mr. SiMpson, of Hackney, whoin he had
defrauded,some yeari ago; Mr. Simpson met him
in LoMbArd-street,abont three o'clock, and iturne:
diately seized him by the coital.; the Prisoner strug-
gled and got away. Mr. Simpson, IltiNCT%'et,
.evered, and pursued him as far as Crooked-lane;
where he agars crane Up with hirri,, secured hint, and
took' him to the Mansion-house, where ft Was ,±bLind
that a number of informations had been laid against
him fOr fraudulent practices: After a short hearing
betbre the LOll.O MAYOR; the Prisoner was sent, to
the .Compter, with orders that no strangers should
be: permitted to see or converse with him. He will
be brought itp again on Tuesday next, when thosti
that have been :swindled will have notice to attend.

In case any misrepresentation should , take place
relative to the Second Shropshire Militia, we are an, .
thorhed to state the; ±faEts thht took place on their
behig ordered to be embodied with the Old Reg.,
in2nt. They to a man 'expresSed a Wish tl w to tith
cerreaness, and Merely to. knOW if, aceorditu td
their 'attestations, they were liable to' be dratted, As
they.conceived they Could only serve with Colon 4
LYsTEa, for whom they declared they had that Jar-
feelion, they would go any where with him,-11pOn
the arrival Odle first division at Bath, they begged
to see him; and on his appearing- nod addressing
them most impressively, and assuring them that he
should be highly gratified in serving with them antl
their.elder brothers,, the f,Ad Shropshire, unde'r Ldrd
BRADFORD., they tglive three cheers, and said they
would go any where with him and theinan he spoke
so highly of as the Colonel of the Old Regintent.-4
Colonel LYSYER goes to-the Old , Regiment as First
Lieut. Colonel.-69hreivsburl? ()nide)
Two women, on Sunday se'might, did penance ut
the Church of fferstinonceux, Sussex, Mary, Baker
and Elizabeth 'Putt ; and were by the Pittiih pre
sewed to the , EecleSiastical, Court, for • repeated
affs of bastardy, one having borne four, and the
Other five, illegitiinate children. They were ha.-
bited in while robes,.: manalaared for the, pur-
pose, and at the commencement of Divine Servic,b;
stationed, with long'white wands in their han.k,
one on each side of the church door, And there con-
tinned till'praYers.Vere over,, when they were eon-
duded into the .body of the Chureh, and I),,:ing'
placed befbre the ',desk of the iireacher, became tile
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principal performers in a ceremony direkAed `to i7t
observed on the occasion, and I,vllicli engaged
thentiabent 20 minutes, Tito Minister .then ascend-,
cadleis pulpit, and having concluded a very ceellent.
and appropriate diseourse, the Ladies were dispos,
::ossed of their. penitential /friliii;acnts; and Allowed
to depart.. -A similarvertanony l id not been v
aessAi in that County beforo for a great number of
It was attended With cousidertible eAperice
to t:C:11):11";in,

A. I lost renmtliable circumstance htely ocOirred
in fli,;; heabi: of a GettdeMali at Watlington„, near
1.411 n.,
,A linnet, which had been confined in a cnge
ft,i• two yeArs, has y..:ithin thol34t Wight actudly
laid ten the sarprize of all who have
ho .n.,1 of it.

101.h.Aving accoutlt i.; given of. a Mechanical
Toy, i ted by C 1-1 It E J!'/Pi N ..do S 'CA4'
MUS,,AIc:.:I)3II.IIT: 10 Lot:IS XV. The account wai
writtt:n, by the Artist, who may be supposed to Ittivcl
beet; derived from 7 leellziries.

.1:" spaf.l! intended for thi,;•Carriapv to run W 33.
.the of the 'Council olVcrsailles. It was placed
'at the and opposite to where the arta .chair of the
King stood. in an instant the ciirriage act', off of itw
self, 'the horses moved their limbs, TiiiSed them, and
walked forward, like other horses. Arrive:l at this
other tAtretnity of table, the coat iun in, :WhO
held the reins, drew them so as to -nuke them
turn. The carriage proceeded thus ,the length
of the table a second tithe ; but, in turning
round, the coachman made it • pass between thT..r
escruth ire. of the King and the: paper which was
on the table; ,he found the spot, precisrly oppositc
His Majesty, and then stopped ; immediately the
footman. who WAS behind the' carriage leaped off;
a page, dressed, er4 hussar, alighted—ran to the
door, and opened it;, a lady descended from the
carriage, advanced 'towards the King, !nide him a
profound reverence, and preSented 3 Petition, equal-
ly natural and gracefid. She waited just long enough
for ansWer—dttring ;Which interval tittle
Page played with the door, which he op,,itr.:l and
shut all:Ornately. Afterwards the Link? nTzkinlL a
second, reverence • to the King, ascended her ear
ridge, se:lting herself on that side from *Nell
could 'secs 11i> Majesty,. The ivzssar shut the do,. W.,
re-ineunted his itt.2, and seated himself as befero
the Coachman gave a stroke of the whip to the
horses. The I.ackey, who Ii ij not yet . mounted,
ran atler the carriage and letrli, el behind.with incolt
adivity. 'The .horbes; turned a third time round thtt
corner-of the table, again made a tour, still rctid:,l
by the michman, who Whipped them front ,
tinte. At last the carriage stoppctd of jtselta ,' ,
tiAllo.• spot front which it Slut if i!
to enter:. the coach-house