The Sun.
London, England, 1834-11-21 00:00:00

HATTON-GARDEN.

Yesterday Benjamin Jones, a boy about 12 years of age,
one of the sooty tribe, was summoned to this Office by one
of the Master Chimney Sweep's Society, charged with
having called out " Sveep" in the public streets, to the
great annoyance of the inhabitants, &c. The case seemed
to excite considerable interest amongst the knights of the
brush and shovel, and the Office was crowded to excess by
members of the " purfession," whose black looks indicated
that they were highly displeased at the late sweep-ing
reform.

Mr. LAING asked the defendant to plead to the charge,
when the defendant looked with a vacant gaze at his
Worship and the clerk, at whose suggestion he pleaded—
. Not Guilty."
The complainant belonged to the Society of Muter

ho
Chimney Sweeps. On Tuesday sPba/If
morning .1,,
prisoner in the neighbourhood of Brunswick-square' er
,a,gntout " Sweep," and knowing him, he instituted the
.nroccedings, according to the Act of Parliament.
aster Ore
Mr. BENZI7.; was no advocate for the m
coming forward to rosecute. He would much ratkexitt
some other person.. He asked the prisoner what he F
ci;
say in his defence ? Defendant (twisting his
ind with a husky voice)—Vy, I node nuffen o' th sooet,, Poot
and sartinly did cry " Serveep ;" but not to make a ° oft
‘votsumdevet. Vot's us poor flue-fakers to do, if as b.:hoo
don't cry summit, all for to let the habitants know --
we are in the streets. 0 Deft!
The MAGISTRATE asked who employed him
dent—l have no reg'lar master ; but if you let me tics
here ounce I'll not never cry " Serveep" again. vete'
Mr. BENETT said it was a very severe law that Pre id
them calling out " Sweep ;" but however bad the law 0
be they must abide by it. The defendant seemed t°
crisb
" Law have mercy on us."
The complainant under the circumstances did 00t
to press for the penalty in his case. 16•
Mr. LAING and Mr. BENETT consulted togetaeo a De.
they advised the defendant to be cautious in future, e!„,slf
call out " Sweep," or the penalty and costs would eel'
be inflicted ; they would now discharge him. ateti
Another man, named Bennett, wag Pow pr°3e,",, fots
the " soot" of the Master Chimney Sweeps' 6()ele'„i' f
similar offence, when a deformed ragamuffin 01°' °
fraternity attended him to the Office.
The complainant stated that the defendant entut
several boys, whom he sent about to cry " Sweep. o
.„ icier
Mr. BENETT—What have you to say, you are Togibt
u
and more experienced person than the other, air' t(il„
to be aware of the Act of Parliament ?—Defenn col'
cracked voice)—l sartenly have got the Hart, bn"
read, and ven it was read, I couldn't unerstand it. 1.00,`;
Mr. BENETT again said that it was a very singube
severe law ; but as it was now generally known be
fine the defendant .ss. and costs, with a caution how "
hayed in future.
On leaving the Court, a bandy chummey, about '°,.ictr
high, with his bag, and generally of the most eecenltie,
pearance, who had expressed his astonishment eve° ir
in the course of the investigation with staring eYeP'°
with a strong shake of the head, " Vell, I ne';„,ii%
bless't you know, I never seed sick a thing as t"
afore. I vunder vot text ve shall have. Carn't e,c
call out Serveep' for vun's livelywood, but vot
is arter us, and nails us for five bob, or a month i°l:e'rif,
Vy doesn't they look after the bellmen, muffins 89'eir
pets, My yar mickrell,' and New green sprats. ",
all! Bill, the postman, you know, is a Givertun
0
and he can ring his bell vithout being contrary to tilee 0/
and has to the ' dusty's' and muffin men, they Bello
quoddcd for ringing. Ve'd better take to the ',,f11
selves. I can only say that our business vii be
merated if ye don't do summut. I'am blowl if
you
He paid thz, penalty and quitted the office.

W R SHIP- S TREET. 110 Dee
Yesterday Thomas B urridgß, a journeyman CA I"
sweep, and Edward Shipley, 'a
master, were plce"ni
bar, for re-examination before Messrs. BitonGl:tie
GROVE, the former charged with decoying fier
about nine years old, named Joseph Hugh
Bethnal-green Workhouse, and the latter with haiir °.
him at his house in the Lower-road, Islington, Ires:ofb;
ing him to be so decoyed away, and also with ac"
tallity towards him. trOnFC
he Magistrates thought that it was a veil s'"
against the prisoners, and said that almost anY
was inadequate to the offence, and fully cornmitt"e Cell
°
Newgate for trial at the ensuing Sessions of th
Criminal Court.
ems.
SECOND
SUN OFFICE, Seven o'doc".
ref:
THE LONDON GAZETI))

THIS EVENING.
je..o
At the Court at St. James's, the 20th day of Notintbers
PAESZNT, e°
The King's Most Excellent Majesty in Counc,arliol.ir
It is day ordered by His Maest in Council, that the.. f ri;cry
which stands prorogued to Tuesday the twenty-fifth day
stant November, be . further prorogued to Thursday the
day of December next. gl't 11
His Majesty having been pleased to appoint the L 11'00111
Edward Earl of Derby to be Lord Lieutenant of tue.,,tect tfr
Lancaster, his Lordship this day took the oafhs aPP°I„-ilcls`4
Allegiance
and
taken thereuron, instead of the Oaths of
macy.

WHITEHALL, Nov. 17. as 0 be 71
The King has been leased to direct letters patent t et o
under the Great ..Seal, granting the dignity of a ar°el`i'sl3'l
United Kingdom of Oreat Britain and Ireland, untßo F
Esq. and to the heirs n."ale of his body lawfully beg
otteo•
• ,n
bt
WAR-OFFICE, Nov. 21.
3d Regiment of Dragoon Ciziards—A. Campbell, en4th "
Cornet, bypurchase, vice O'Malley, appointed to tb
„„. to I?'
anent of Foot, Nov. 21.
2d Regiment of Dragoons—Hon. G A. F. J. a'l. ,rter
Cornet, by purchase, vice Bogle, who retires, Nov•;be
lot Regiment of Foot—J. E. Langford., gent. •
nh
master, vice Connell, deceased, Nov. 21. . Pt', • ot'
14th Foot—Lieut. B. V. Layard to be Certain', in be Pie
vice Myddleton, who retires; Ensign R. D. i4krea°4-",„ fro°
naut, by purchase, vice Layard; Cornet W. ("?1,1":e'.2,1.
3d Dragoon Guards, to be Ensign, vice Spread, Po'. be its,l"
21st Feot—Staff-Assistant Surgeon R. Smith, Nov
Surgeon, vice H. N. Holsder., placed upon half-Pay, t vw-
35th Foot—Capt. G. Young •to be Major, witbon,
vice ,Greville, deceased ; Lieut. H. Grimes to be S,YS;
Young; Ensign J. Dwyer to be Lieutenant, vice Grim" it„fr
Piper, gent. to be Ensign, vice Dwyer, Nov. 21. 16 e"':0
55th Foot—Major P. Craigie to be Lieutenant-•
Cveae:‘,o" ti°
out purchase, vice Mill, killed in action. Capt. C. tsiP
CaP 10
Major, vice Craigie. Lieut. D. L. Fawcett to be cot, es!''
War ren. Lieut. J. Hutcheon, from the isth Reg''be P
Captain, vice Sheaffe, deceased.' Ensign E. 11101104,110 Y. ..tvice Fawcett. T. Bell, Gent., to be Ensign, vice -
vember, 21. urcWhe;
60th Foot--Capt. T. Bunbury to be Major, by
-
Grove, who retires. Lieut. R. T. Hopkins to he Carbs fir
chase, vice Bunbury. Ensign H. R. M. Gulston t to
nant, by purchase, vice Hopkins. H. C. Boys, Geot.
sign, by purchase, vice Gulston, Nov. 21.
HOSPITAL STAFF. vot.eetoYl rci"
Surgeon J. Pickering, M.D., to be Surgeon to the the
29 ; It. Hopkins, M.D., to be Assisstant-Surgeon t°,,,e.
vice Smith, appointed to the 21st Regiment of Foot,
WHITEHALL, Nov. 21. et)
01:(1,
MEMORANDUM. e
The appointment (which was notified in last Toes'' sac*
of Arthur Eden, Esq. to be Clerk of the Patents, to be
DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCII)er'
ALEXANDER DUNCAN SMALL, cattle-o
bury, Hertfordshire. -
BANKRUPTS'
SAMUEL NIX and WILLIAM JUDSON 01
wine-merchants, Cheapside. °lt*
SAMUEL CRONSH -
EY, grocer, Putney. 01"
THOMAS DAVIES and WILLIAM DAME, ,
Liverpool. spl stt
ABRAHAM LAMERT, patent-medicine vender, „Au
GEORGE BLAKE SAWYER, builder, Leine°

THOMAS WARD, Matter, Live-rpool. ter. hire.
WILLIAM WISE, piaure-merehant, Manches ergeo , 4,
AARON SMETHAM, innkeeper, Taunton, Scr_,,,,beslotc`
JOHN ROBINSON, wive and spirit dealer, 1%,,,e5, j,
THOMAS HIDSON, facinr, Aloseley Wake tv"
ode{
tershire. 131.
MARTHA ELIZABETH BURNARD, dealer' r 1
Devonshire. oft co u
SAMUEL SOLOMONSON, bill-broker, Vni°°- "'JP'
street, London. it'
JESSE MILLER, tavern-keeper, R'ed. Lion-passage' 5404.
square.
WILLIAM BROOKS, lamp-manufacture, -74.evr-stret:irW'''
Letter-lane. -,-;:" liaar ber
EDWARD ETCHES and HENRY ETCH,-., ,-00-
Hythe, Kent. v ts
I,C, ee
THOMAS FIELD, flour-factor, Mornington-P • , stf
to.
well New-road.
THOMAS SPENCER, shoe-manufacturer, Chti. of
Bethnal-green. 5
St6e4o(
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Mr. Arfwedson's " Travels in the Unite ?be IP,
North America and Canada," will soon appear' •„0. 0,11,
visited not only all the civilized parts of the 01': the ivr,
sketches of the different modes of society existing'the ico I
of each state, but explored the et
new sttlements toder:4i
neses, nd dwelt among the savagetribes of the refit rse,sife
nos portion of the many thousand miles which a? 0050.00
was his keen spirit of enquiry and acute obserfre pc,j,th
to sleep, and his work will, therefore, supplY
of the existing condition and wonders of the nevi
can elsewhere be obtained. 105 •
A writer in the Edinburgh Review Cealeti
roctreli.
number of persons to be carried to and from tb
the present projected rail-roads as follows :-- ,
Birmingham 1,302,2.r.
805,64!
Bristol
Southampton

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