The Sun.
London, England, 1810-12-06 00:00:00

POLICE,

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MARLEOEOLIGII-STREET —ASS/VI:LT.—A Lady aF
the first•respeetability, the wife of a Gentleman 61
'forinne at Liverpool, charged a boot andshoe make
kin4sSate-street, Holborn, of the
,name of Pit-
man, and hi's wife, and Mau Aries his servant, 30,1
another man, • with a most violent -assault.
tads attending the case, as adduced in evideucc",
were as follow :—the 'poser utrix had rurchased
pair oEshoes at the shop 01 the prosecirtur, on Tue -
day evening, and she returited.wio) her daughter to
purchase seven other pair on the following evening',
when she as chargtd With theft, and searched
tu-
gether with her daughter in the most injecent man'
tier. No property was found about them;
,but
-.defendant, Patnan,calied a constable, who refused
to take the lady and her daughter in charge: the de%
fendant then confined the two females in a r.)onl;
and, aided by the other.thrce persons, lie committed
another assault of the mist offensive kind.
The &it:nee was, a theft had been committed .10
she detendant's shOp on the preceding night, and
the prOsecuarix was suspected. •
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Mr. PLAISTOWE, the Magistrate, after expressing,
his abhorrence at the conduCt of the detend,o'l
ordered them all to find bail to .answer at li'd
Sessions.

'BOW-STREET.-00 Tuesday night, John Se!IP
alias Country Jack, alias Long -Jack, was brow ht
to the Otfice, in the custody ot Nichols, belunglog
to the Odice, charged with uttering a fictiCous 51.
note, purporting to- be a Southampton and - Howl)"
shire bank note.

it appeared, that on Tuesday afternoon the pri-
soner went into the shop of Mr. Bosbury, in White-
Lion-street, Chelsea, and purchased a bush of his.
daughter, for which he agreed to give three shilling;
and sixpence; , and for payment gave a note of the:.
above -description. The girl gave him change an
small Doles, silver, and ten shillings worth of, !tali:.
pence.. The prisoner gave his name as Wileox,..aih.'
said he lived at Putney. On the girl taking the 091'e.
to her mother in the-parlour, she discovered ttai tt
was a bad one, anti immediately went after the Pn-
..soner: She told him the note he. had passed tcas
bad. He dented all knowledge of its being sir, but
offered to•return the change, which he did,_exceLc,
the halfpence. • Nichols, the officer, happcneJ 10 U.'
passing at the time, and while Mrs. Bosbury was de'
tailing.the particulars to him; the prisoner wall."-
olf.• The officer quickly followed and overlook bitm
brit the prisoner refused to go with him ; howeva
with assistance htrwas secured.
d searchinggie.prisonet, a seven shilling •
twenty-eight shillings and sixpence in stl‘ er, a 1".,
,sixpence, and some halfpence, besichs tell. siA
sings worth given him in change for the bad note 11/
Miss Bosbury, were found upon him.
The prisoner utuierwent an examination before
Mr. BIRNIS, who ordered him to be cominittei
stealing the halfpence, he having ran off with ihtlu;
w hen he behaved in the most violent manner, rbe;
to quit the bar ; and he was obliged Lu
c.atried out by five or six of the patrole.
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COURT OF REQUESTS.—A. person named SirtWs°l
summoned tie landlord of a public-house in Milte-
chapel before the Ciminissioners,,a, tew days sin 0;!:
for 41. under the following circumstances*:
went to the house in question to leave a parcel
one of the stages that passes the door, and wi"1.1iII-
to pay the carfisge, he put his hand in bit pocket:
to take out his money, when he accidentally Pull' d
out two 21. notes, which fell in the bar, and ow,
no where be found. He called several tunes aftcy
wards at the house to inquire of the landlord whe:
tl;er he bad found the tlles, but was answered ill
the negative. Having stopt payment of the 11°I'd
at the Bank, however, on their being prese:nt,clf
some time after, they were stopt, and the
had information,Of it, when they were traced toot,,
and proved to have been paid away by the defeuct3;io
three days after they were lost by the plaintiff. I,'
ft.
'defendant was attended by a Solicitor, who ple°"e.A
the honesty and respectability of his client, and sao'l',
the-notes must have been picked up by some Pelrsbo
in the house, and afterwards paid to him. to
Commissioners; however, advised the defendaattier
Pay the notes, Or abide the c.nsequence of foru_
inquiry, which might lead to unpleasant circurl,r
stances. This advice the defendant though( Prulw
to follow, and paid the amount immediately.

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BIRTHS.
On Monday, Mrs. Evans, of Farningbam, ofa
Yesterday, the wife of E. A. Wilke, Esq. of 'a
square, of a Son.

MARRIED: the
On the mist ult. at tit. Gluvias. in Cornwall, h
Rev. J. R. Howell, the- Rev. Kr. igwin, of HI cg„3:l,'r
,the same County, to Miss M. Richards, only diugror
the late Philip Richards, Esq. of the Borough of Pei"
lik
Onin Cornwall.
Thursday the zmd ult. at St. lames's Church, Cled',eiTi
well, john Towers, Esq. of that Parish, to Miss 15'I
tr
lane, elder daughter ot John Clarke, Esq. of Enfield' d the
' At Mary-le-bonne Church, I, T. Simpson, Esq
Coldstream Guards,- to Eliza, eldest daughter of fames
der, Esq. of Henrietta-street, Cavendish-square. vas!:
Oit Monday the 31 inst. at St. James's Church.
:ijet
Partridge, Esq. of Clement's-inu, to Aliss Ann %V'i ,
daughter ot the late john EA). ,if Golden-sgu3i;o
Tile same day, at/ St. Anne's, Westminster,
Weh;tei, of Cranbourn-smet, to Miss IVells, of
Cambridgeshire.

• Dien.
On Saturdarnight last, M. john Vaston, Merchant, late
of Bread-street-hill, need 83 • Lsq'
On Sunday last, in Montague.strcet, Robert Jenne',
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in ttn: 68th year his age.
On Monday last, Madden, of"-Upper York-sWer'
114e,v - l.
4th
On the 4th inst..at Hastingsr.hliss Elizabeth 130
eldest daughter of John Rowdier, Lsti..os Hayes, Kent.
Lately, in Portugal, of a low !ever, lames KarnsJY.C, rvr.i
Esq, Deputy Commissary-General to the Forces %vita
We•lington.
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COAL IVIARK.ET DECENI3LR 5.
Ships at Market. Ships sold. - oi-
, . price. ,
Ss 6d to 67,•
67 Newcastle . . . 66 .• 4 • ' ••do.
• i to 535• a
26 Sunderland . . • 25 . 465. ot • c e
i CUlders . . . 0 . s. od. t 0.........,..„.,