The Sun.
London, England, 1826-04-20 00:00:00

COAL MARKET, Arnit. 19.

Adair's, 31*—Burclon Bth fkl—lleaumont, 265 6d—Dean's
Primrose, 28s—Eighton Moor, 285—Heaton, 34s—lIoly well,
308 3d—Rillingworth, 325—Liddell's Main, 28s—New burn,
30* 3d—Ord's Redhugh, 28s—Pelaw, 32s—Percy East, 28s
—Pontop Windsor, 213*—Shipcote, 288—Tanlield Moor, 32s tid
—Townley, 30s fkl—Willington, 33s 3d to 33s 9d—Wylam,
31s 6d.....Wa11s End Bell and Co. 33s od---Walls End Ben-
sham, 28s—Walls End Bewicke and Co. 365 to 36s 94—'Walls
End Brown's, 82s—Walls End Hotspur, 31s fld—Walls End
Hilda, 30s—Walls End Newmarch, 34s to 34s 3d—Walls End
Northumberland, 31* to 31s 6d—Walla End Riddell's, 34s 6d
Walls End Russell's. 35s—Small Coal, 14s—Walls End
Stewart's small, 168—Wails End Lambtoh small, 14s fid to
16s fid— Hartley, 31s—M'alls End Old -Etherley, 31s-Ilon.
tague, 268—Lyon's Main, 338 6d—Walls End Hetton, 378
W alls End Lyon's, 34s—Walls End Lsnibton, 37s—Walls
End 6tobart's, 32s—Walls End Stewart's, 378_ Russell's
Hettoh's 11'alls End, 37g.—Ships at market, 78i—ships
sold, 60.

EXECUTIONS.—On Saturday last, John Sparrow,
for sheep-stealing, and John Oliffi, for horse stealing, the two
wretched culprits whom we announced in our last as having been
left for execution, terminated their mortal career upon the public,
scaffold at our county gaol.--( Gloucester Journal.)

On Thursday last, as a poor woman was gathering
morels in a plantation in the occupation of J. Moseley, Esq., of
Rushbrook, she was unfortunately. allot by a spring-gun. We
underctand that upwards of 50 shots have been taken put of her
legs and thigh. This is the fourth accident within a, short time,
in the same occupation. --(Bury Gil:vitt.)

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
GUILDHALL.

Moody, the proprietor of a Windsor coach, was charged hew
fore Mr. Alderman Km:, yesterday, with assaulting Mr. J. 4ohs:.
son, a master-printer, in Brook-street, Holborn, who hai signa-
lized himself by some curious and unequalled specimens. attalite •`
and great application in the art of typography.
The complainant stated that he came to town by the defendanei
coach on Wednesday last to meet Dr. Sumner at Carlton Palace,
respecting some works he wished to present to his Majesty.--
When they arrived at the Belle Sauvage Inn-yard, on Ludgate-
hill, the defendant began to joke with him, pretending that bt
had left a roll of papers, which he had-given into hit care, bebind
them at Slough. At last the roll was produced; but the defen-
dant and three others insisted he should treat them, and pulled
him into the public-house, where brandy was called for against
his will, and he received a blow on each eye, accompanied with.
the expression "D— your eyes, drink." It was Moody svl;to
used this expression, and hit him in the left eye; and a young
man then in the room, whom he pointed out, he said, he believed
struck him on the other eye.
Johnson had expected the Magistrate would compel Moody to,
divulge the names of the other parties concerned in the assault;
but when he learned he could not do so, and discovered be-
sides that his witnesses had failed to attend, and that Mr. Banner
was arrayed against him, he became utterly confused and incolle-
' rent; and in answer to a question from Mr. Alderman Key, be
stated that his witnesses saw the whole of the proceedings, but
not the assault.
Mr. Harmer.—That, I believe, is true. The truth does
sbP
out inadvertently sometimes. They saxv the whole, but could
see no assault. You, however, have sworn Moody assaulted you,
and he will give bail; and as you seem disposed to swear al
thing, I shall advise him certainly not to name who were Witt'
him at the time, that he may not be deprived of his witnesses,
The fact is, you were very drunk, and perhaps ill-used ; but yon,
do not know by whom.
Edward Slack, the young man Johnson had pointed out, ik";
dared he was not within two miles of Ludgate-hill at the time 1Y"

this asSault.
Johnson did not persist in his charge against the latter, but
timated that if Moody did not name his companions, he would
lodge a complaint that he permitted a stranger to drive his coach',
and that he took up a passenger after he was upon the Pay'
carriage-way, both contrary to law. •
Mr. Alderman. KEY said, he could only listen to thow CO!
plaints when they were brought in a regular way by infortnatio.
Moody then gave bail. •

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Joseph Lancaster, jun., proprietor, and Charles 4lbbot, book..
keeper, the two at present in custody of the gang 6elonging: the
dilly, who have been so long with impunity plundering the
Steam-Packet Booking office, corner of Regent's
-drew,
..in '4cel*
by breaking open almost every parcel committed to their cue, were
brought yesterday before Sir GEORGE FmtuaNT; the Magistrate,.
for final examination. Various charges have hitherto been pre-:
ferred against Ablxit, but none was sufficiently substantiated
against him to warrant his committal for trial, until yesterday.
When Abbot was first taken into custody, he was searched by Avis
the officer, who found upon him a pawnbroker's duplicate for I
gold sl, and, when questioned as to whose propert l vra!s,
he said that it belonged to himself, and that he had purchased it.
The seal was yesterday produced, and Mr. Connelly, an engraver
in Piccadilly, being sworn, stated that he packed up this iden-
public
tical seal, together with a gold chain and key, and
it et the Steam-Packet Office, directed to a lady in Vows'.
but it never reached its destination—for a very good real°l4,
as it now appeared that it was sojourning in a°-t~.s/Tv'
broker's shop in London. Mr. Connelly could not p
say which of the two prisoners (Lancaster or ADF`7„..
took the parcel from him at the office ; but the receipt P'
got for it was signed "Joseph Lancaster." Both prisoners WO.
in the office when he booked the parcel, and paid for its carriage.
Upon this case, Abbot was fully committed for trial on a chat...!
of capital felony, the value of the seal constituting that otfenee. ..
There was no new case preferred against Lancaster, the other pnv,
soner, but he was also committed for trial on a charge of larceta,,
for breaking open the parcel found in his •desk, belonginrg fj,
gentleman named Addison,. the value of which, however, Al ~'" f
die= stated to be only about 18d., the contents consisting 04 °
two or three sixpenny pampl lets. ke wo
brought u
ue from the
Sir G. FARRANT intimated to Lancaster that his offence.
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a bailable one, and that he should be enluged 01" '''-,,-fini ° nal.-
nu:epees in 200/, and two respectable sureties in 1'"`• both bo
The Magistrate also told the prisoners that they should
oine
ire
quiries still going on as to other ls that were nussing.ie
en.
arse
P again on Wednesday next, as there .0:1.r,e c
Much praise is d
tleman through whose means the depredations of this str.ea.,.
em,ne exertion
office gang were first discovered, end for the perse'—.
with which he has followed them up. . '
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public to Mr. Atldis_o_n,
it.l.oaLt..

QUEEN SQUARE. belong
Yesterday Hantiky and Weale, two of the officer*
.1 the 104.
this establishment, and whose duty it is to attend e
f
'Theatre on Opera nights, summoned a greit number o
coachmen before the sitting magistrates (Mr. Garaoatc and jwit,
WHITE), for obstructing the approaches to the King's Theatre,
the Haymarket, on the regular nights of performance.
denmaßoth
iner
tothifentriilogrffitientri
occupynm case, deposed,,o.t.te
hrw a
siilttlutahotas;otenrth‘age:hailicin:,dth%'tleirneathtsdhey:l°;;ll_:°
to take, and by which nuis.a.nce they prevented the carriageew
nobility and gentry from Setting dowp anti taking up. 1d)
William Arnott, who is driver of the coach No. 425, w it
belongs to Mr. Powell, was the first driver to he examined l.
ig of
was now stated by Handley, that on Saturdav erCning,, the
April, he found the coach opposite the King's door, withoutt
driver. This was between 11 and 12 o'clock, when Co 0,„;
cautioned the driver, who was walking about under the '-
mule, that he should summon him.
• • • if b' (.. - he navel' -
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Arnott said, in vindication of his conduct, tba.
the
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the coach foramoment, but lie certainly thought tort

right to stand there, like others.
hat art
Mr. have to inform you, coachmen, u •
is no legal stand there ; nor any one, I believe, but o C,ocketiro,
street, or in' Coventry-street; and, indeed, it being betwe:ndiert. •
theatres, it would be very odd if there was any such Ston,os
What have you to say, Arnott? The penaltl • is 51., 811 a Y°-
hitherto said nothing to induce me to mitigate it.
wyt
Arnott now assured the Magistrate, that he was r
hadMhra.pra.nrednOatz—Well, Handley, do you nisi' t° prytlA
nalty in this case ?
for then
Handley, in reply, said, that he felt no wish to pie"
nalty ; but he wished the place properly dear "-hot°
the drivers of -coacheshackney should understand dist they
right to block it up. red lb°
Arnott was dismissed on intyiug the expences, but out-;,)
the penalty would be levied if the offence were repeat,ea' k 0
Mr. Wurrz—Now, Arnott, I wish to make 01' Timehroa"
you. Did you ever see a Nobleman's or Gentletnanso Yolk
leave their coach and hors, to walk about the Galatia' your
have as much right, I should suppoe, to be careiu- °
coach and horses as they have of theirs. Arnett bow':A orilfr"
Charles Tippin, driver and owner of No. 61'jn 00:
Laurence, driver ofi'4s ; TVillicun Rush, driver efS°,-,)
Field, driver of 466 ; and John Davison,river Of tr
severally charged with the like offence';s"bl4 the Pel°,,ltbY tivl:6le
pt
mined in each case, upon the payment of ex ‘nce4 °it
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caution as in the first case. , 1111(..
Mr. GREGORIE No
—w, coachmen' I hope you vgill
oat
stand that you have no right whatever,to tilalc.c any riatiPollicl).
of the Opera-house. I have repeatedly seen the uliscre; 111
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might have been done by your keeping your ecmchei,t, here.r Ir
the officers have only done their duty by summoningl°"6ooe
me also warn you, that the very first repetition oftbil °
be treated in a very s.-,rious way.

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On W BJtt Wednesdaye 19th ir.st.. at hit'.4-(,..barm
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