The Sun.
London, England, 1804-02-16 00:00:00

John Hemp, a lad about seventeen, was charged
with a capital offence, in breaking and entering the
dwelling-house of George Parker, on the zgth of
January, and stealing therein a silk cloak, a quan-
tity of figured muslin, some shifts, shirts, gowns,
and petticoats, and other articles, laid as his pro-
perty.
The Prosecutor, it appeared, lives in Vine-street,
Piceadilly, and about eight or nine doors from an.
empty house, belonging to one of the Witnesses
(Mr. Brooks), which communicates at the top by
means of the gutter, with the house of the Prosecu.„
t,:t. On the night abovementioned, a few minutes
before eight o'clock, Mr. Brooks was alarmed by a
noise in the empty house, on which he narrowly
watched the door, and noon after 'saw four men come
out of the door—they came out, he said, in
" Single files," is e. one after the other ; the Pr-
isoner came out: the last. ;The Prisoner had a bag:
On his shoulder, .and twoßf. his companions had a
bag each. He instantly gave the alarm and seized
the Prisoner : they immediately drupt their bags;.
the three others got off. From what appeared, Mr.
Brooks had reason to Suspeft that Mr. Parker, the
Prosecutor, had been robbed. He accordingly com-
municated
,his discovery to him : on which the up,
per apartments of Mr. Parker's house were examined,
and it was found that one of the garrets had been
entered at the window, which had been that even,
ing fastened by means of a button, the customary
-manner, and the garret door was found to be
locked on the inside, by means of the key which

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