The Sun.
London, England, 1835-02-16 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

MANSIONUSE.
THE FEMALE SAILOR.—Sat-HO
urday, the . LORD I'''.
desired that M‘Lean the inspector of police, who had 1„
quired into the particulars of the case of Ann Jane rrll,
ton, whose romantic history has appeared in The
would cause her to be removed from the Coopers' AT;
in Lower Thames-street, to a private lodging, a good ny
of inconvenience having resulted from the visits of the P
lie to that house to see the extraordinary adventuress. ,
M‘Lean stated to his Lordship that the narrative ha(' 1-0,
tracted immense crowds to the place of the girl's ab°,,,,
and that many professional persons seemed anxious to celto
municate. The proprietress of a minor theatre offerebo
pay her a guinea a night to appear in a character got or yr
her in a piece already prepared for representation. A ce.,;
brated artist also applied to be allowed to take her liketv,t,
and many proposals were made by persons who offere,d4
pay largely to exhibit her. The girl heard of all ti`ei
things without the least emotion, but expressed her rel)l4
nance to appear any more in the character which she 1,.1.4
filled to such perfection. The landlady of the public-10y
in which she had been placed entertained great respect. '0(
the character of the girl, who is extremely observant,iei
everything around her, but never -speaks except 01
spoken to, and then answers in a monosyllable. She
mentioned that she used to feel some difficulty in condtletyo
herself upon going into any port. The other sailors 0'11)
go to drink with the girls, who swarmed round every./eOO
that arrived, and her only course when invited to jell' ,
to go the card-table. ; elssl
A gentleman, who called at the Coopers' Arms sai-i
the girl resembled the family of a Mr. Macdonald, of Piot
gal, one of whose daughters had run away, he knew
when.
Ann Jane Thornton said she knew the family or koil.
Macdonald, but they were all children when she left Ir°'
ROMANCES OF MANY LANDS.—This 11
just reached our hands. It appears to us to be
cious collection of the romantic legends of rila9Yi°
reign countries, and illustrative sketches of the w9tislr
manners, and character of the people, and of the state °
ciety abroad, as well as at home. The following are aa°lo,o
the best stories in these amusing volumes .—The Dead `-'4l
—A Subterranean Adventure—The Miseries of having
thing to do—A Water-party--The Black Wolf's Pass--
Prisoners in the Caucasus—The Bandit of the Estrell
avF
Christmas Party—The Giants of the Sharka
Neighbours—.-The Three Wishes—The Slave Sl' iip---1112:dub-
ment—The Emigrant's Daughter—Adventures of a il'eja
The Devil's Barn—The Last Eruption of Vesuvius"—,
Never-sober—The Gipsy's Prophecy—The White Ws
BIRTHS.
On the Ilth, Spetchley, Worcestershire, the lady of bioV
Berkeley, Esq., jun., of a son. Ge 4
On the 11th inst., at Warberton, Sussex, the lady °f
Birmingham Crohan, Esq., of a daughter. 11.
On the 12th inst., at Rewfant, Sussex, the lady °'
O'Kelley, Esq., of a daughter. 13arelL
On the 14th inst., at Clapham-common, Mrs. Robert
of a (laughter. 1.13/
' On thel4th inst., the lady of Thos. Hitchcock, Esq., ° 111'
bury-place, Islnto of a (laughter, stil born
- • Sl°
On the 12thi ingst neat Southgate, thel lady of Captain 1.• /
late of the East India Native Service, of a son.

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MARRIED. e. 5, f'4'
On the 14th inst., at Farringdon, Berkshire, E. Matthe% ,if
to Sarah, daughter of Robert Gerring, Esq., of that plaee•oitlifi,
On the 14th inst., Mr. William Bird, jun., of Ilamitrrev
Frances, daughter of Geo. Robinson, Esq., of Richmond,
, rl
oi
DIED. go'
On the 10th inst., at Bossall, Yorkshire, the Right .oe, dr
Macdonald, relict of Lieutenant-General Godfrey 13°51 0
Macdonald of Thorpe and Gunthwailt, in the same call"' it, DO
Armadale Castle, Isle of Skye, N.B.
_: hies,
On the 12th inst., in Tavlstock-square, William SnlYt— 4.
63n ear. i rig'?"
On the 11th inst., at Camberwell, in his 52d year, C°fo,ll i
Charles Oliver, of the Madras Infantry. He returned .L.-- 44,
Y
only two months since, after 35 years' service.
"toti, 00i,i
On the 11th inst., Thomas Pendarves Stackhouse be e°
of Acton Scott, a Magistrate, and Deputy Lieutenant of t
oi
of Salop.
On the 12th inst., Mrs. Susannah Nice, in her 67th Ye.s4'
On the 13th inst.,, in hie 83d year, Henry Lee Warne,
‘,OOl
Walsing
the 12th inst., Ellen, third daughter of the - P'4
Penny, of Foxhall, Uptninster, aged 15. ~- ,sto'lr, A
. On the 19th inst., in her 50th year, Mrs. Sarah -100!, r
wife of Mr. Laxton, of George-street, Portman-square, 114, Niti'
On the 12th inst., at Christ Church, Marylebone, .65q.,'
Lattey, Esq., to Sarah, eldest daughter of John Berry' -" , fey,
ot ol
d4esex-place.
. On the 10th inst., at St. Sepulchre's, Mr. Henrl.6llll'f944
ter-lane, to Elizabeth, eldest daughter of Vincent l'ilAr " . ,'
West-street and Peckham-rye, Surrey. ,---,"
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