The Sun.
London, England, 1832-06-16 00:00:00

CRIMINAL INFORMATION.- REX V. THOMPSON.

The ATTORNEY-GENERAL, on behalf of Mr.
Brown, the Warden of the Fleet Prison, had ob-
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dant, and the rule was discharged on that ground.
The Attorney-General then moved on amended
affidavits, and the rule was granted.
Mr. CAMPBELL now showed cause against the
rule, and stated that the alleged libel had been pub'
lished in the Satirist of the Ist of April, under the
head of " Case of Cholera in the Fleet," and
charged the Warden of the Fleet with having con'
ducted himself with great inhumanity towards
person of the name of Bentley, who had been seized
with cholera in that prison. He had hoped that
since, by the blessing of Providence, they had got
rid of that scourge, there would have been no more
said about this matter. He was disappointed i°
that, and he had now to show for cause against the
rule, that the statement in this publication was sub'
stantially true.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL, in support of the
rule, contended that these affidavits by no meant;
justified the statement in the libel. Rule absolute,

The Gazette of last night offers a reward of
three hundred pound for the apprehension of tvto
men, who, on the evening of Monday, the 11th instant,
committed a most daring and brutal assault on Nichol',"
FAIaLIE, Esq., a Magistrate for the county of Durham'
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of April, maliciously fired a gun loaded with slugs into n'
dissenting chapel, near the village of Llanystyndayp
Carnarvon, where upwards of a hundred persons VW"
then assembled, in the performance of their religions du'
ties, eleven of whom were wounded. His Majesty's pr
don is also offered for the apprehension of tome evil dis;
posed person or persons unknown, who, early on the
morning of Friday, the 25th ult. set fire to a plantation!',
many years' growth, called the Telegraph Plantation, or,
tuatee, in the parish of Ottery St. Mary, in Devon, and':
the occupation of Sir John KENNAWAI, of Escot, where
by four acres thereof were destroytd.
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BIRTHS.
On the 14th inst at Clapham, Mrs. Chas. Cumberlege,ol.l,,
On the 14th inst. in Nottingham-place, the lady of ',him'
Browne, Esq., of a son.

DIED.
35
On the 15th inst. at Clapham, Thomas Robert, son o.r = I1)0 .
Ilankey, Esq , aged seven years.r age'
On the 13111 of May last, at Malta, in the With year of 04,
Mrs. Mary Murphy, widow of John Barnwell Murphy'
formerly of Gray's Inn and Burton-crescent.
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