The Sun.
London, England, 1833-01-10 00:00:00

QUEEN SQUARE.

Two destitute-looking young men were yesterdi
convicted of selling unstamped publications, ati
committed for one month to the House of Coe

rection.

THAMES POLICE.
Captain Tremarvus, master of the schooner /avid
in the London docks, was fined a for having el:
powder on board his vessel, contrary to the doe'
regulations.
Mr. Jame; Rawlings, chief officer of the Ave'.
rican ship Paris, was tined 40s. fora similar offelce.

HATTON-GARDEN.
Yesterday John Tatham was brought from tti°
station-house, charged by Mr. John Wright, laid,
agent, of Queen-square, under the following egrg!
ordinary circumstances :
The prosecutor deposed, that on Tuesday net
lair, as was his u-ual custom, he went to the Qieen
of Wurtemberg public-house (iit his own
bourhood), at about 11 o'clock, to have a half
of potter ; the prisoner was standing by his ,de,
and on feeling for his purse, which contained 'lg.,'
he missed it. Being positive that he had it inbig
pocket when he entered the place, he suspected:he I
prisoner, and gave him into custody to a policetito
who searched him, but nothing was found.
Mr. LAING inquired whether the prisoner leftill
place while Mr. Wright was there ?—The landOu:
replied in the negative.
The prisoner positively denied the charge.olci:
said Mr. Wright, whom he never saw before, tntre't
into conversation with him about theatricals, 01
consequence of his (the prisoner's) saying that het
had been to Saddler's Wells theatre, which Fast
thinly attended. Mr. Wright asked me whatos;
the reason that theatricals and dramatic literatlre
were on the decline. I replied, " The want °,I,
money is the cause." " No," said Mr. WriltltZl
it is the wide and rapid spread of religion throig,
the world, that is the cause." I agreed with her,
as he seemed quite satisfied upon the point, Wel/
he asked me whether I had not benefited We'
ligion ? I replied that I had had a great Intl
beat tits from God, and I hoped to receive tiOre'
little anticipating the benefit of a night's lodging
the station-house, when he challenged me witho
robbery.

Mr. LAING—What are you ? Prison,
plumber and glazier, and I have worked i.
place for the last 14 years.
Mr. Payne, plumber and glazier, of Isling,
greet, stated that he had trusted the prisoner
hundreds of pounds. He held him in Brea,
deuce, and should retain him in his service, as
Another individual presented himself to spt
the prisoner, but Mr. Laing discharged him it
without imputation.

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TIIE FEMALE ARISTOCRACY OF ENi
—The Co,irt J,urnal of next Saturday will ,
third of those piqu int papers, the two previous
which, under tt e title of the ‘ Garland of B.au
eited such unprecedented attention in the fashionab,
at the commencement of the two previous y ars.
oresent Gai land of Beauty" will characterize th,
liar style of hetuty of no less than sixty of thi
iistinguished Belle of the upper circles.
AN AMBASSADOR'S SPEECH.--The
mqn translated the Ambassador's speech, after it
spoken in English, a . the Sultan replied in
pressing satisfaction at the judicious and sensible
a representative made by the English King. I
Was Mr. ADAIR who, on a similar occasion, ha,
gotten his speech, repeated the Lord's Prayer.
of etiquette, most important of his credentials, __
,ut it he would not have been welcome, presented,
same time, by Sir R. GORDON, consisted of
worth about three thousand pounds. The Su,
desired that the Captain of the English frigate
ed out to him. He said nothing, but sent
de-camp to him in the course of the day to
were sensible of Cie honour conferred on him, by
ing deigned to ctst his eyes on him. He was
spirits, and remained talking with his favourites
cereit,ony wan over, apparently to let us admire hi
of our piety, however, who was shortsighted, fo
the decorum due to the presence, soon brought a
over his countenance by eyeing him through a
though he had been a lion every way, oli,rvir
the Sultan rose, and retired in a huff.—Slade's
in Turkey.

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In August last, at Tellicherry, in the East Indies, Lied; N 0
Charlotte, wife of William Oliver Shakespear, Esq., Honoin
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Company's Civil Service, Madras Establishment. 1, Juan
On the Bth inst. Mrs. Rowsell, of Kennington Common,' ahoye lat
age.
S sth year of her
On the Bth inst. in Kington-square, Bath, in the 85th yep 2, Tileak€4,
his age, Robert Tindal, Esq., father of the Chief Justice Phirite "' Sy]
Common Pleas. 0 „:
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On the Bth inst. aged 52,. after a long and painful ne. „lid
Rev. Richard Watson, Senior Secretary to the Wesleyan `-ItIA
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sionary Society. 0472, r ,
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On the 9th inst. Mr sen., of Betlinal4 9 _ Cilia
in his 80th year. n-sti
On the 8 h inst. at Duppas-hill, Croydon, at an advancevd+Jtiftel, nacre[
Joyce, relict of the late Asir.. W 11 William Owens, of Deptfueoh, ,‘
On the 7th inst at Isleworth, George 'ibbaid, Esq., aged "rri ; ,
On the 7th inst. at Woolhope, near Hereford, 31,ry,- tthe,'•ode
of William Wizard, Esq., New-street, Spring-gardens. ot‘eed te •
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On the sth inst.' at Escot, Devonshire, aged 711, Richard '
way, Esq., formerly second member of the Board of 'Tr,. , ziod if
Bengal during the adminisfration of Marquis Cornwallis, r' 'Won Tod
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BIRTH.
On the 2d inst. the wife of the Rev. Win. John
daughter, zit Mile End, near Norwich.

MARRIED.
On the sth ins'. at St. John's Church, Hackney, W. BuCl
Esq., New Kent-road, to Louisa Thomas, youngest daugD!
the late Rees Thomas, E=l., of Llangadock, Carmarthenshi

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