The Sun.
London, England, 1802-10-05 00:00:00

PUBLIC_OPF:CF; 10Tr_ST-RE,ET,

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THE Female Impostoryestk.rday 12rOgh.
Up for another examination, when she confessed the.
whole of her former story to false, and no* says
She is the daughter or Kr. Bagnell Harvey, svh
was executed at Vre-exford, in lretand, during the
Rebellion- There is yet great doubt whether
this be the faei, as. about a
,year, and a half alp
she went to MeSsrs. Cox and Greenwood, the
Army Agents, and by an artfil tale imposed herself
upon them as the daughter of a Scotch Officer of the
.n:tme ofCameroh; and, -as such, was for some dine
suppofted by those Gentlenien, bat they at length
discovered the cheer ; aed, from various aireum:
stances, were induced to believe she was Only the
daughter of a Serjeantof that name: At yesterday':;
examination, she appeared to have lost that effrou.
tery she before possessed, espeially When ordered to
be remanded to the House of Corredion.
Leonard Whifrand yob' Layton, two well-known
chara&ers, were yesterday put to the bar, on a sus-
picion of being housebreakers. •It appeared, that
on Friday evening last, as APll4,9wit, .s';,,ver, and
Towntend; were returning in a post-chaff e, at Turn.
ham-gteen they met the Pri4,Oners, and another
man, in a single horse chaise ; judging they Weru
going into the country for the putkse of corn.
misting some depredation, they turned back aad
followed them, but, perceiving themselves pursued,
they threw out some implements for housebreaking.
which_were afierwards picked up in the road; one
of them quitted the chaise, and ran away. The.
Prisoners quietly submitted, and on the person t-A-
Layton was found a small iron crow, for which Lid!
was committed as a rogue and a vagabond,' and
White as a reputed thief. Neither of them havin4
bail present to appeal to the 5.-.stions again,t such
convietion, they were committekt to the House of
Corredion, Cold.:mth-fields.—Whiie was only
rated from Newgate a few days ago, where he had
been confined two years for a misdemeanor.

PUBLIC-Orlc r, Writ rE C t.. ---lesterday.
two English Sailors were ctiusinitted for re-ex-
amination, charged with being Very active in a
riot which took place in Catharine's, near Le
Tower, on Saturday night, entering tire house of
Mr. Wippermani seizing, his pewter p tirknoek
jeg the whole front of the glazed part of, his
house to pieces, and putting to the rout all Foreign
Seamen who were in his house; by this tine n ar
two hundred English Seamen assembled, who joihcd
the above persons. The tumult nn:,s likely to spre .6,
when the PuliceOSJers of this place went to the pr
tedion of the inhabitants, wln-re they were strong r
opposed. Remonstrances proving in vain, an seeing
that ,the mob were enc,losing them in an hostile
ner, they were obliged to have recourse to tFle.r
arms, when several of Liu' rioters were cennini_led,
one of whom is now in the Hospital in a dangerous
way. Search is-making after this gang of dissipated
SeaTher, who after having spent their hard-earnel
money in the most lavish way, proceeded to these
outrages, thinking that the Foreign Seamen infringe
upon them, by getting on board tile i'llerelnint Ships,
to which they, Lold.themselves better entitled.
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The ri;*;,l- at the seat of Sir JOHN Shl/TH BUR..
GESS, Barn.• at'Havering Bower, on Tuesday night
last, is styposed to have been committed by the
same set of noose-breakers who firSrplundered Mr.
GusooVs, at Margurerting, they came in a mill
cart with a white horse, and were disturbed by
some labourers coming to work, who saw a care
with a'man sitting in it at the end of the lawn....
Their booty could be but small, as it is well known
the family never have had any but plated articles
in the house. Some remarkable seals and trinkets...
were taken from her Ladyship's writing. desk. -
A great quantity of forged Guinea Notes, of rite
Greenock Bank, are now in circulation in Newcastle,
and its vicinity. They bear date ioth January,
'Soo, and are very well executed. They want the
Government stamp; and only have the stamp of the
Bank, winch nearly resembles it. •A, man, nti'whan •
a quantity of these Notes was found, is now in -
Custody. ,
On the morning of Saturday the 18th oh. one
Peter Harrison, an elderly manH.veil known as a
cattle-driver) was fnund in his bed, at Cockermouth,
with his throat cut ; which horrid act he had him..
self perpetrated with a shoetni.ker's knife, guided
by the only hand ile,,had. He was alive, and lin.
gored till Wednesda7. When he was first disco,
vered, it is said, he made signs to the persons who
came about him, not to attempt any means for his
tecovery. Mediealassistance was, however, in-
stantly procured ; and long before he expired, he
shewed evident tokens of his earnest desire to live,
The Coroner's Verdiel---,•Fek de se.
On Sunday se'rmight,, the body of one James
NUnionriel, a carman, was found drutvoeti near the
Custom.house Quey; at Whitehaven. He was seen
in A state of intoxication, on the Saturday pieceding,
and is supposed to have fallen into the harbour near
the place whete the-body was found. The. Cora-
ner's.jury returned a Verdict-4ccdeneal Death,
On Sundaye.vening died M. Liirio;to.E v 8 MUM-
VILLX,,of PariS:

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Tuo?..4IAS EttOWN,-Esq. of-Citevst6W, Mont:abut)].
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shire; in 'a letter dated September'', r8o:s; lavon.rett
B. D. PittikiNs, the Patentee afire, Metallic -frac.
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tors, with' a .3tatement of many important Cures,
pactic-diaily an obstinate Gout on his own persor;
which lr.d resisted the-. Lath Waters, and very nu.
• merous other retnealieS:,;• also aliferent Cares 9:1
Horses, among which is the folio wing :
k., • 4‘, One of my Horses was lame 'fttnn a kiekin the hock :
when I be,,iit to draw the 'fradots over the eiseased Fart, she.
was so extremely agitated, from their powerful anion, that
I was obliged tQ have
,one of her legs tied op to keep her
'quiet. In order to ascertain- whether his • violitnt agitatita,
was the elfin of.the,Trae„tors, 1' 'drew.a. slia4). pointed nail
over the part. in the sane manner; when, the al3lmal shewgd •
no syrnptorti--olett;:a.'—l tried this•experiment tevetrl times
with the SIAM sunset,s,_ which demonstrated the treat power
of the Tradorsi lhe Horse was curets."
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N. D.- The credit "of the Trit6ors being rioW eatrablishect.
the Patentee has corrimitted,their entire sale to his friend And
agent F. Smith, •Chcinise, r,,:". 7.1 g, Hayrnartet, where they
may be had at Six Guinea:: the Set, including a Tax of
Twenty Shillinzs to (ieNTITITTIerrt.
. The Patentee.is Under the necessity of soifeiting his nu.
menus Coireskm4ents to excusehis not publishing the
many Cases coat:0110.11y sent him for tnat purpose.--His
three last annual Publications alone contain about 50Q0,
which, by every candid inquirer, •Will be deemed sndiciitit._