The Sun.
London, England, 1835-04-13 00:00:00

MARYLEBONE.

THE LATE 2,0001. ROBBERY OF JEWELS IN MANCHES-
TER-SQUARE.—A respectable-looking middle-aged man,
who gave his name Robert Orating, was placed at the bar
before Mr. SHUTT, charged with attempting to obtain
under false pretences from Mrs. C. C. Collins, 26,
Manchester-square.
Mr. Wm. Collins reminded the Magistrate that Martha
Handcox, the lady's maid, was charged at this office on sus-
picion of stealing the jewels, on Monday, the 30th ult.,
when she was discharged. On Monday last, the day on

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which the butler and housemaid underwent tlielr
examination, his (Mr. C.'s) mother received the folio'
note :
" Honoured Madam,—lf you will forwar‘d ‘Ar
theiitl 8411831;bl i
note as below, and keep the matter a secret, to j° Übe
mean, I can give you information of that nature which fl
the means of recovering some part of your property: buten)ali
should have kept in custody Martha Handcox, and ~
dot
would have been correct, also another person, whom I nee,rer,
mention. You must first put in the Morning AdvertiseLPoe
Lyall, all is enclosed safe,' before you -will hear fc
again, as I am obliged to be in such matters very particn
" I am, honoured Madam, your's most respecfullp
" Carrol's Coffeehouse, " GEORGE LY A'
Tavistock-row, Covent:garden."
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No answer was returned to this epistle, and on
the following was received :
„ April 8, 1833'ct
" Madam,—Unless I hear from you immediately I CasnoS
be of the important service I could wish, in being the 'Tr, be
of restoring to you back your jewels. They are ncwi
obtained, but you must keep Martha and the bailer in cu-risei
as when the secret comes to be divulged, you will bejAOLL
at the receiver. t‘ G. L "
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"P. S. But you must state in the paper I alluded ' aper
previous letter, The note is enclosed to Lyall.' The P
is published in Fleet-street." bject'
Witness then consulted Inspector Tyrell on the sue td
when it was agreed that the advertisement recll'hich
should be inserted in the before-mentioned paper, in `hor
it appeared on Friday morning, and led to the aPPre
sion of the prisoner. er
Inspector Tyrell deposed that he and constable Cie,
D 81, were in attendance on Friday at Carrors cc' for
house, in expectation that some person would corn. ectej
the 5/. note, which was to be left there in a note chrerning
to Mr. Lyall. No one came, however, and this 01°,
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he and Cooper again proceeded to the house, and b 7
remained long before the prisoner presented him toe?
asked if a letter had been left for Mr. Lynn. the prr
and Cooper then came out of the parlour, when ored,
soner took to his heels, but was,' after a hard run, sec wbo
Nothing was found on him to lead to a knowledge

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he was. atle'
The prisoner, in reply, said he was asked by akgefor 3
man in the street to go to the coffee-house, and as
letter addressed to Mr. Lyall. He ran away becag''
suspected something wrong. "11 1
He was then remanded till Monday, when be `sl,,
brought up with the prisoners charged with the robber)

LAW NOTICES.
SITTINGS OF THE LORD CHANCELLOR Di 11?
•
EASTER TERM.
Seal before Term.—Tuesday, April 14.—AttoreeY"Gen°1
v. Shore, and motions.
Motions.—Wednesday, April 15.
Petition Day.—Thursday, April 16. bforglaP
No Sittings.—Friday, April 17 ; Saturday, is ;
20 ; and Tuesday, 21.
Rehearings and Appeals.—Wednesday, April 22.
Motions.—Thursday, April 23. (10,0;
Rehearings and Appeals.—Friday, April 24 ; Satur
Monday, 27 ; Tuesday, 28 ; and Wednesday, 29.
Motions.—Thuriday, April 30._ adg,
Rehearings and Appeals.—Friday, May 1 ; Sat
Monday, 4 ; Tuesday, 5 ; and Wednesday, 6. 9;
Motions.—Thursday, May 7.
Rehearings and Appeals.—Friday, May ; Sanirdsl'
Morz!a:. , 11.
Motions.—Tuesday, May 12. d .11 tlle
Those days on which his Lordship may be engage lat teo
House of Lords are excepted.—Sit at Westminster'
each day.
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SITTINGS OF THE VICE-CHANCELLOR

EASTER TERM.
Seal before Term.—Motions.—Tuesday, April 14'
Motions.—Wednesday, April 15.
Petition Day.—Thursday, April 16. )I°4''
No Sittings.—Friday, April 17 ; Saturday, 18;
20 ; and Tuesday, 21. r
Pleas Demurrers, Causes, Exceptions, and Furt-e
tions.—Wednesday, April 22
Motions.—Thursday, April 23.
Pleas, Demurrers, Causes Exceptions, and Further per
tions.—Friday, April 24 ; iaturday, 25 ; Monday, 27; •
day, 28 ; Wednesday, 29.
Motions.—Thursday, April 30. De
Pleas, Demurrers, Causes, Exceptions, and Furtbersdap
tions. --Friday, May 1 ; Saturday, 2; Monday, 4
and Wednesday, 6.
Motions.—Thursday, May 7.
Pleas, &c.—Friday, May 8 ; and Saturday, 9•
Short Causes, Pleas, &c.—Monday, May 11. at KMotions.—Tuesday, May 12.—Sit at Westin, ter
each day.

OLLS COURT. te
General Petition R
Day.—ThursdApril 16, at
n.

EQUITY CHAMBER EXCHEQUER'
Sittings in Easter Term before Lord Abincrlikw'
Petitions and Motions.—Thursday, Aprill6, and f
Paper of Exceptions, Pleas, Demurrers, and Furthe-
tions.—Saturday, April 25.
Petitions and Motions.—Thursday, April 30.
Fug'
Paper of Exceptions, Pleas, Demurrers, and FariP--
tions.—Friday, May 1.
Before Mr. Baron Alderson.
Causes.—Saturday, May 2, and Tuesday 5.
Petitions and Motions.—Friday May 8. Aar VP-
Paper of Exceptions, Pleas, Demurrers, and nu—
tions.—Saturday, May 9.
Causes.—Monday, May 11.
Petitions and Motions.—Tuesday, May 12.
)14S.
ARCHES' COURT, DOCTORS' COMoi-
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Sittings in Easter Term. a Se" ,;
First Session, Wednesday', April 15 ; • Second WY
Wednesday, April 29; Third Session, Thursday'
Fourth Session, Thursday, May 14.
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ADMIRALTY COURT, DOCTORS' COM-
Sittings in Easter Term.
First Session, Thursday, April 23; Second Pc, atb "
day, May 1; Third Session, Saturday, May 9 ; -
sion, Monday, May 18.
„NO,
PREROGATIVE COURT, DOCTORS' C°'-. a,,
Sittings ar'
Sittings in Easter Term. t
First Session, Friday, April 24 ; Second Session, -lessi°'
May 2 ; Third Session, Monday, May 11 ; Fourth
Tuesday, May 19.
APPEALS COURT, DOCTORS' COM-°
Tai
Sittings in Easter Term.
First Session, Saturday, April 25 ; Second Seg!--,f,
rtb
day, May 5 ; Third Session, Tuesday, May 12; ro-
s:on, Wednesday, May 20.
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R CONSISTOY COURT, DOCTORS' Cv*,il,;cl,
First Session, Tuesday, April 28; Second SeE:,-,
nesday, May 6 ; Third Session, Wednesday, May
Session, Friday, May 22.
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- Letters from Hamburgh received this mornin„F'Ste;°e,
that the General Steam Navigation Company's ne.ivorl'''
Ship, John Bull, which left the River on SaturdaYvoclo,;
last with the mail, arrived at Hamburgh early 01! 'a stOcvi:,
having performed the passage in 50 hours, again' fl; be
head-wind, exclusive of 4 hours, during which, froln bor
ness of the weather, she was compelled to lay at an,S„, of v:.13
River. The size and strength of this splendid aTr„,,
tons, and the perfection of the machinery of her engie-o'o3°°b,
are of 200 horse power, with the beauties of her a,ceDourgiv
Eons, appear to have excited general admiration at 11_4,
and the number of persons who visited the vessel in
apQi
on her arrival, were unanimous in their expressions e
bation.

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DIED. nA Ke- et'
On the 10th inst., in Curzon-street, the Dowager L.--Y,lOOO
On the 21st ult., in the East India Dock-road, John' ~,
ortPj
ain, Esq., aged 69. , Is p
On the Bth inst., at the Rectory, Aldwincle All SainiTons, $
amptonshire, aged 54, Mary, wife of the Rev. Henry '
A Oilec only sister of Sir William Hillary, Bart.
On the 3d inst., Mr. Thomas Bowman, late of Llols
q'
house. ‘
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Henry P3s*.e
On the Bth inst., at St. Margaret's, Rochester, • 11 Pl'
Esq., aged 65.
On the 9th inst, in Broad-green, Croydon, Surre/'
cat.
;to'
Brookes, Esq, in his 95th year. ail-
On the 9th inst., Mr. Nathaniel Wainhouse, of Col of
in his 71st year, baying survived his wife only sixteen (14;, 10'0,
On the Bth inst., in Tavistock-square, Mrs. aaseo)o., di, 0
of the late Lieut.-Colonel Gascoygne, of he Hon. East I'l ft
Esoq.n, othfeDlaolsttho. WeV
pany's service. f L.
On the 9th inst., in her 48th year, Sarah, wife 0- C• chsi.
Host., at Mitcham, Henry, of lkir'
Rivington, relic of Queen-square, aged 10 montrna.„,:he h, re °if
On the 9th inst., at River-terrace, Islington, r4i"-- t
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the late H. W. Mortimer, Esq., aged 81. second ' °
On the 10th inst., at Tunbridge Wells, Robert,
61'4-
Mr. F. Sparrow, of Ludgate-hill. npoinien ea'
In Ireland, Lieut. and Adjutant Lee, of the 89th ..-w. ed blot
was occasioil6
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and e10a1L._......._.________5_..................,„,..•4which, failing
merly quartered at Devonport. His death
deavouring to swim across a canal, encumbered wowed
attempt. •
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• of Middlesex.

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