The Sun.
London, England, 1810-09-07 00:00:00

PQLIOE.

.GUlLDHALL.—Yesterday a numben of journey-
men Bake, -; were brought up, charged by Mr. Nalder,
the City Marshal, ar,d his Officers, with, riotous,
disorderly; and indecent behaviour in different parts
of 413artliolomevi Fair on the preceding night.
.It appeared that these'Bakerslad, on the night of
Vesday, gone to the fair, in-bodies uf from sixteen
to twenty, linked together, and sweeping every
thing before them, to the great annoyance, and even
ibises, of eyery person who chanced to be in the
crowd, hen, women, and children, hut the women
were the principal objects of their at.tack. In chose-
quence of this conduct on the Tuesday, nurtiberles
complairita had been made to Nalder and Mr:
Floldsworth, the other City Marshal,. who, acCord-
ingl) on the appearance of sitnilatliodies, on the fol-
lowing night, sent out different bands of .their Of-
beers, by whom the prisoners, now broUght up for
examination were taken into custody. No particular
ads, of disorder, however, could be_sworn to, us'
having been pra6tised by any Of the particular in-
dividuals now, charged before-the Magistrate. Hav-
ing received excellent chanders from their 'masters,
'hey were all discharged except two, one of whom
was remanded, and the other was iitieraied,, his mas-
ter undertaking fur hi's appearance to-morrow.
Two young men, named Buchanan and Francis,
charged with picking pockets, being recognized as
reputed thieves, and having• several handkerchiefs,.
supposed ,tu h ive been stolen
.by them,, in their
pos4ession, were remanded for examination on Sa-
turday.

A stout young man, of the name of Gardner, was
brought up, having been detected under very sus-
oiretHlSSl?lices. 011 nPrifclllllg htm, the OH-
k t'r piilkd o t al,andk-rchiet ach knee ot- his
atid.."-sevaal other handkerchiefs, from
Vanua. arts of hi. -per,on. '
1-1,, was a so it.mand,d tor re-examination..

hanatetchietS remain in the otfiee to be
as v, it:.oul the evidence .of the. persons
host- propttlty ihey are, the prisoners-cannot be
o.onlit,ekt tor trial.

A young man, name] Champion, was brought up
tue third tune, having beer first:examined on
.‘lohda) last, char -Ad by a person of the name of
Doinaier, a bricklayer, with robbing him of ton. on
tt e evening 01 Saturday last. .
On his first examination, the Prosecutor stated
himself to be a 'West countrytnan—that without
having any knowledge of the prisoner, he went
with hun to a house of bad fame an- obscure lane-
off Fleet-street; ihis, hOwever, being a house which
the prosecutor himself had been.accustodied to'visit.
After coining out of the hOuse the prisoner knocked
the prosecutor down, and' robbed bitn of a fol.
note,- which he. selected from arnong29l. leaving,
the other 191. in his pocket. The p,yosecutor; how-
ever, couldnot'swear to the hour of the night, whe-
ther it was seven or eleven o'clock, and the Patrole
and ,other Officers of ,the night swore that he was
quite insensible from liquor. •
Witness was now brought forward by the pro-.
senator, in support of his statement, being neither
more nor less than the servant in this very house of
bad fame into which the prosecutor had carried the
prisoner, the person Nyhorn he had been accustomed
to visit. Her testimony, however, was, .in every
second answer, contradittory to, that which proceed-
edit. ;

The Worthy Alderman,- after expressing his
hearty reprobation of the condu6t of the proSecutor,
ordered the tfrisbner to 1e discharged, 'and, at his
desire, and that of a friend who attended onhis be-
half, ordered him to be furnished with the prose-
cator's address, that he might take such steps .as he
should be advised to adopt against him la conse-
quetice of the condutit of the prosecutor is this bu-
siness.

Bow-STREET.-Yestertlay a letter-carrier belong-
ing to, the General Post .Office, (a young man only
about 20,years of age) was brought to the Office,
charged by Mr. Robert Spark, belonging to the Ge-
neral 'Po.t.-office, with having secreted a letter sent
by post from Stamford, on toe 19th of August last
containing five country Bank notes for 201. each,
of the. Leicester Bank, adiressed to Messrs. James
Nowlan and Son, Keale-street, near Wiiitechapel.
The prisoner was committed tor further exami-
nation.

Benjamin liarjord, the driver of a waggon, for
wilfully driving against Edward Prigg, a servant to
Mr. Francis, ~f Long-acre, when on horseback,
was convicted in the penalty of 10s. and as. costs.
Eight hackney coachmen were convicted in the
penalty of tUs. each, -for being absent from their
coaches, and obstruding the King's highway, near
the door of the Haymarket Theatre.
Thomas Harrison, a boy about twelve years cif•
age, the driver of a hackney-coach, was convicted
in the penalty of 20s. for exacting iris. Gd.-tor driv-
ing Mr. Joseph Orme from Vauxhall Gardens, to
his house in Charles-street, Middlesex Hospital.

On Tuesday the 15th of July, in the Cornwall
Assize-Court, Kingston,,Janiaica, came on the trial
of James Phe:an, for the murder, of John Mullin-
ger, late cook on board the' ship Ida, in an affray
with a number of sailors; in which he stabbed the
deceased with a dirk, and of which stab he instant-
ly died. He was found guihy on the clearest
dence, and sentence i,f death was passed upon,him
the following day ; previous to which, he addressed
the Court at consideraale length. So desperate .was
this unhappy man, that he attempted to murder se-
veral others in the above fray, but fortunately only
Slightly wounded one. The Magistrate who appre-
hended him had also a narrow escape, the prisoner
having fired a pistol at him in his attempt to secure
him.

SPORTING. The moor game in the northern
parts of England and in Scotland have been plenti-
ful, in spite of the custom now mucl, pra'aised on
the moors of burning the heath, to renew the
growth of it. The pursuit of the game, owing to
the late sultry weather, was very fatiguing, and
the conveyance of it to London proportionably dif-
ficult.