The Sun.
London, England, 1832-08-31 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

GUILDHALL.
Yesterday, a simple-looking young Welehman,
named David Parry, was brought before Mr. Alder-
man BROWN, by Thomas Herdsfield, the Guildhall
officer, on suspicion of having robbed his employer
of 450/.

The prisoner's story was, that he worked as an
apprentice and journeyman for many years with his
brother at Llanrwst, but falling in love with a damsel
named Ann Roberts, of which intimacy his friends
disapproved, he left them, and his sweetheart also,
whom he had not seen since March. For the last

month he had been working as a smith with Daniel
Thomas, of Clynnog, Carnarvonshire, whom the
devil put it in his mind to rob, and away he came to
London by the Holyhead coach. When the coach
was near Bangor his master overtook it, and in•
quired of the guard if he had such a passenger,
giving a description of his person, by which, how-
ever, the guard did not recognize him. Prisoner wa'
sitting on the roof of the coach at the time, and
heard the conversation, but in the dark his master
did not observe him. He had taken his place in the
Manchester coach yesterday afternoon, intending to

=2o from thence to Liverpool and America.
When Herdsfield tapped him on the shoulder
and told him he " wanted him" for a robbery, the
prisoner's surprise and trepidation were extreme, but
be frankly answered every question put to him.
Among his purchases was a gown piece of cilk for

his Welch
Mr. Alderman BROWN remanded the prisoner for
a week, to give the officer an opportunity of com-
municating with Mr. Thomas, and arranging the
sending of the prisoner to Wales for trial.
MARY LEB ONE.
Yesterday James Hampton, alias Hawkins, was
finally examined on several charges of uttering a
number of forged orders, to the amount of 2/. each,

on farmers and others.
The prisoner, who is about 60 years age, made a
mere jest of the charge.
Mr. Thomas Davis, of No. 15, Warren-street,
near Fitzroy-square, cornchandler, was the first effi-
cient witness, and called his daughter to substantiate

his charge.
Elizabeth Davis, an interesting girl, deposed that
the prisoner brouOt Ler an order from Air. Jackson
Gurney, of Northlw, which order he signed in her
presence before she paid the money.
Prisoner—Take care what you say Miss, for I'm
rather a remarkable sort of man.
Mr. HOSKINS—Miss Davis, are you certain that
the prisoner at the bar is the same person to whom
you paid this order for 2/. ?—Oh, yes.
Prisoner—lt's all a mistake, your Worship.
Mr. HOSKINS —III it a mistake that the papers are
all signed for 21. each 2—They don't know me.
Air. HOSKINS-4 suppose so,but this is a clear case.
The prisoner was next charged with obtaining 2/.
in the same manner, on behalf of Mr. Pott, farmer,
at Stanwell, from Mr. Davis, of Pimlico, which
charge, like that of Mr. Davis, was put beyond a
doubt.
Twenty more charges were preferred.
Mr. HOSKINS—The first two cases are quite suf-
ficient to commit the prisoner for trial.
" Commit me !" ejaculated the prisoner, " I'm not
the man ; I repeat this, your Worship."
Hampton alias Hawkins was committed to New-
gate for trial.
LAMB E T S TREE T.

Yesterday William Adonis was charged before Mr.
WALKER and the Rev. D. MATHIAS, with robbing
Mr. Dennis Doyle, an officer in the excise, of a sil-
ver watch and appendages, on the King's highway.
The prisoner was remanded, to give the officers
time to trace the watch, and apprehend his associates
in the offence.

W OR SHIP- STREET.
Yesterday, Henry Brown, William Beckinsale,
and Samuel Solomon, the Jew, who have been seve-
ral weeks in custody, charged with having been con-
cerned in numerous robberies committed at the
hotels and other public places about town, were
again brought up for examination on some of the
charges.
Mr. BROUGHTON, after some further proceedings,
remanded all the prisoners till next week.