The Sun.
London, England, 1826-01-28 00:00:00

MARYLABONNE.

Yesterday, a young man of genteel address, was brought upo
charged with stealing glasses. He appeared extremely agitated
by the charge, which he confessed, but pleaded extremely po-
verty as his excuse. He was remanded until his story could
be investigated.—The young man charged with a robbery at
Major Camac's, was brought up again, and his story being
found to be true, he was discharged.

WORSHIP-STREET.
Yesterday a good-looking young man, of rather a superior
appearance to the ordinary gang of delinquents, was brought
up for final examination, on a charge of burglary and robbery.
When first examined, he called himself Jones, afterwards he
changed his name to Whyte. It turned out, however, that hit
real name was Has:el/I.—He was fully committed for trial.

UNION-HALL
The three remaining defendants, whose cases were not gone
into on a former day, when some other individuals were
charged on suspicion of having purchased hops, the proPeetY
of Messrs. Price and Co., hop factors, Maidstone-buildings,
Southwark, knowing them to have been stolen, were y_ester''
clay in attendance before It. .1. CHAMBERS and D. !Witt.
Esqrs. The evidence produced was of a similar names
to that brought forward in the charges which have bee/
already disposed of at this office, being chiefly supposed
by the statements of James Foy, who was late a warehoused'
man in the employ of Messrs. Price and Co.,
and who had been
himself tried and acquited for stealing hops from them. Mr'
THESSIGER again appeared on behalf of the prosecutions
which is understood to be instituted by some eminent hoP
factors in the Borough, and Mr. ANDREWS was in attendance
for the defendants. The defendant was held to bail, himself
in lOW. and two sureties in 50/. each, to answer the charge at
the Assizes.

COAL MARKET, JAN. 27.
Adair's, 383—Burdon, 373 9d—Beaumont, 35m—Charlotte,
37s 3d—Heaton, 38s—flebburn Main, 363—Killingwortbv •
37s 6d to 383--Liddel's Main, 335—Pelaw, 38s—Percy East, •
36s—Pontop Windsor, 38s 6d—Townley, 33s 641—Willing.
ton, 38s to 383 6d—Wylam, 373—Walls End Bell and Co'
38s9d—Walls End Bewicke and Co. 41s3d —Walls End Oreen%
36s—Walls End Hotspur, 38s 3d—Walls End Hilda, 385 6d--•
Walls End Newmarch, 39s 6d—Walls End Northumberland,
37s 9d to 383 3d—Walls End Riddell's, 40s—Walls End Rug- •
sell's, 40s 9d—;Walls End Walker, 393 6d—Walls End
Me-
tal, 36s Ild—Lambton small, 243—Tanfield Trader, 36s—Pe"
law Trader, 363 Bd—Newmarch and Northumberland palls
End mixed, 383 9d—Cowpen, 373—Welch Coal, 605-110-
worth 32s—Lambton Primrose, 39s—Walls End net.
ton, 42i Ild—Wall3 End Lyon's, 39s to 393 6d—Walls End
Lambton, 423 6d.---Ships ut market, 92—Ships sold, 56i._

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BIRTH.
On the 25th inst., 31rs. Osborn, of Great Russel.stteet, 134"
ford-square, of a daughter, being her eleventh child.

• MARRIED.
Watling.street and 'Pentonville; tso, Ca''thme-rinne'Eliz3
On the 2lst inst. at St. Marv' ll' eta Mr. 1,4,1.11, of
surviving daughter of the late 'IS'. NV ISq of
St.
John•
y es, .
street.beth, eldest

On the 20th inst., at his selaMt aCtDrinslevrood Hail,
near Leeds-,
aged 8
0, Sir
'Thomas Vavasour, Bart. Ile was the second eon
of Sir Walter and his Lady, Dorothy, eldest daughter of the
Lord Lingdnle, of the Efohne, and succeeded his brother, Sir
Walter, in the title and estates in 1802. The title, which W 5
granted 24th October, 1628, is now extinct.
On Tuesday last, at Belle Vile, near Dublin, the Right Ifon•
the Countess of Egmont.
On Friday, the o'th inst., 31rs. 3lary Anne Cartwrigt
eldest daughter of William ‘Vinck worth, Esq., of Great Wile
borough-street.
On the 26th inst.,
Thomas Mutray, aged 39. ol
On the 'With inst.,Cl 1 Berta, Frances, the wife
11•C•Ii, late of Trinity Ilall,
at ies flint, • erts,
Samuel Key, Esq. at Guildford-place, Kennington-lane, Mr-
On the 24th inst., in Arundel-street, the Rev. J. S. Rawlins
son,
On the 12th inst., at Great. Thurlow, aged 105, 11ra. Tray"
len, widow of Mr. Traylen, formerly a farmer in that placei.
Cambridge, agetl•Bo.
She enjoyed her faculties, and could • reatl without the toil ?.,
spectacles, until the close of her very long life, and was all
confined to her room during the last three weeks.
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