The Sun.
London, England, 1804-01-26 00:00:00

MAR L Ft FA T.---Toesday 1 )(whey--
man taylor was charged with an assault on Isabella
Goodwin. The Prosecutrix,, who is a reSpe&able
woman, wag going from a friend's house, about
.twelve o'clock on- Monday night, when **Pri-
soner said, she was the young- body he was lookipg
for. He insisted on escorting her, in the.most in-
decent language, when the Prosecutrix desired hith
to leave her,' or she would give him in charge of a
watchman. The Prisoner immediately gave her a -
desperate blow on the eye, when she ran across the
street screaming. The Prisoner ran after I'lo., and
overtaking her in the street, gave her another blow,
which brought her to the ground, when he kicked
her several times in the stomach. The Prosecutrix
was, unable to move , from the spot, but the Pri.
sonerWai detained by some persons who were pass-
ing.-7-The defence was, that he was intoxicated:--=
He was committed for trial. The Prosecutrix, it
is feared,
-will be totally deprived of her sight by
the first blow.

Utz I 0 N .FIA '—:-.;Yesterrlay George Heeles wad •
put to the Bar, charged With robbing his master,
Wm. IsHAM Epps, E.q. at Camberwell, of.a silver t,
tea-pot, and a great variety and number of other
silver articles, value near tool.'; together with
Some livery clothing, tihle and other linen, ors the
evening of the 2.4111 instant.
The Prisoner had for some considerable time been
in the capacity of livery serval t to Mr.: Errs, who
he ackhowledged to have behaved to him with great
kindness:: His return was not that such conduft de- I
served, -for lie.took an opportunity art-Tuesday vf...
ternoon to pack up,the plate, liveries, and linen,.the 1:1
subject of the charge, and endeavour to make his
way to London. . Mr. DoLs•E, the coach master, !
perceiving
,the size of • the 'bag, near two bushels,
the weight, and the rattle of it, was, suspicious,
and corning up to Mr. Wades, the Golden Lion,
caused a constable to be sent for, who took him
into custody. - Him and 'the. bundle were then put
into the coach, and were driven to Sir JOHN FIN.
Itoa NE'S house. • Heeles was committed to the
county gaol for further examination, for which'pot- l
pose he was yesterday morning biought up.
• Mr. Epps appeared and proved his property :in'
the articles found on the Prisoner : all the .oth ,r ii(
necessary proofs were made, and-he was fully com-r
mitted to the c.:::Anty gaol, fur trial at....the next
Assizes.

Saturday a man named -Trwetd was examined :ati .
die.Worship,street Police-Office, charged ‘,,i(11
hav-
ing --stolen a box, containing various articles of wear-.
-ing apparel, 'from a person .named Scott. Tweed
was drinking in the Pitt's Head .public-house, Old-
street, whena small terrier dog entered, and seeing
the Prisoner, instantficW at him:' The circum-
stance was so marked, as to excite the observation
and suspicion of- the landlord, who knowing the
dog to 'belong to Scott, he sent for him, and scotc,
on his. arrival recognized .the coat which Tweed
wore-to be one of- those Which had been stolen-ftour
He-was taken into custody ; and the pawn-
brcket's tickets .which were found. in his possession,,
have -led ,to the 'discovery of several whir 'of th!
articles;

Many may' have Leard of Fott Tu NAT os's `Vtskt'
CAP, as an..ideal symbol of W,alth, the reatiOr
of-which is now pos4essed by the Public in the pre'
sent Lottery; which performs full as much .pratttic3l'
ly as the cap did theoretically, affluence being oil'
posed to the trifle adventured.. Tickets,
are yet under
twenty_Pounds, notwithstanding th 6
wheel is so rich, it see'"''

The Lottery is now uncommonly rich, and Ihe.
price of Tickets and Shares moderately cheap, %act),
compared with the following State of the Wheel

2 Prizes Of 20,000 4 Prizes-of r,oeo
.Sou

5,000

2,000

&c. scc.scc. ._.. ,
Tickets and Shares, warranted-undrawn, may 'he
had until Saturday morning next, at both the Offices'
of 'f. BISH, 4., Cornhilf, and 9, Charing-cross. ,','
The first drawn Ticket next Saturday is entitled
to '20;0001. r., ,

TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS Will be 'a prctt
breakfast for whoever gets the first drawn Ticicc
next Saturday ; but should the holder of a Ticker`"
miss the breakfast, he may get Twenty ThousilT7
Pounds for dinner ; for there are two Twenty ThOe
sand Pound Prizes : one that must be drawn t'
first Ticket on Saturday, and the other, in all PrQ;
bability, soon after.—At present Lottery Ticket(
ere mod .rate in price, considering the richness °,
the Wheel ; 'but we presume they will rise c 005"
derably before Saturday next.,