The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-13 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE-(THIS OS

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BOW-STREET.
Two young men, named Cartwright ad.
were charged with having assaulted a s
and stolen from him his hate last night, in Is
tin's-lane. The complainant stated that
walking up St. Martin's-lane, quite sober, wY
was met by the two prisoners. Cartwright
hat from his bead without a v‘ord, and raliguir
it. Complainant ran after him, and inne9,ll 0
and tripped him up, gave the alarm, Bl'
watchmen secured them.
The prisoners both declared that the coin
ofe
was quite drunk. He first accosted them 11 0#
to toss for some ginger beer. Another per°, •
was with them accepted the challenge, and
Complinant was then going off, when fl (4110
ensued between him and the other ntan, „t,
slated upon having the ginger beer, and 111P,"(e1
said he would either have the beer or 10
plainant's) hat.
Sir R. BIRNIE had the depositions takeoi
and remanded them for the robbery till he roi
evidence from the keeper of the ginger bee,lool
and the landlord of the house where they '
They both strongly declared their innocenc:'o
the watchman said that the complainant
drunk, but agitated.

MOROCCO.

The following was posted at Lloyd's thi°
ing
" PARIS, OCT, B.—The Swedish Consu
celona has received the following information'
" The Government of Morocco have S
two large brigs, with 16 or 18 guns and from:,
150 men each, and a galliot with eight Or
60 men. They cruise in the Atlantic, 4° ,01
miles from the coast of Spain and Portugal, '
purpose of capturing the vessels of thos
having no Consul in the States of Morocco•
commenced by taking English vessels, on the
of their papers not being regular; but, on t"
ing claimed by the English Consul at Tangle
given up.
" The Austrian brig Veloce, from Trieste di
Janeiro, has been declared a good prizes 9'.
crew treated as prisoners of war.
" The Combatant, Barnes, arrived in the /1100
from Cuba, saw a large ship with a head, P
ports, and whale sides, upon the Hogsters the
Angus t ; her three masts were down. On the
in lat. 35. long. 65., saw an English brig with
tol
ports and a head, apparently laden with cn.tilD
lumber, in .possession of a schooner supposeu
a pirate."

Several woodcocks were seen on Ttlegilt
in the neighbourhood of St. Ive.i.—Cornwall Gal
The cucumber has been found to
.comas,r
analysis, no less than 582.80 parts of water in 6v- '
remaining 17.20 parts consists of 13 different jog 0
in different proportions, the principal of which Ares loii
matter similar to the mushroom, and a substancejd
gives to this fruit its peculiar flaveur.--6
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Mercury.

HoNEY.--Contrary to general expel
the begs have done well this season, both at Woe, •
the moors. Honey is consequently plentiful, and 10 tli
reasonable rates. Heath honey is selling accortlia et H
14, from 4s. to ss. and the very best power hooey
a Scots pint, weighing 5 lbs.—Scotsman. lo
A gentleman, just arrived from 90,111 14
describes the state of that city as fearful. It is siniee ' au
possible, with the utmost care, to avoid being infOl rev
in a political quarrel.—Hants Chronicle. tl
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SORDID CRUELTY.—SeveraI 14;0
during this season visited an orchard a few wiles" h:
east from Dundee, the owner of which does 10.0 t,
have an ear for vocal music, as he has laid out aAu e' e,'
rat-stamps, embellished each with an apple, tO Os,
visitors to their destruction. The consequence iieee t 4
that a number of the gratuitous vocalists have - 114-
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minus their Herald.
oce ! tl
On the Ist instant, a pied cock ph ho j a
singularly beautiful variegated plumage, was::;; 0r f
Kington, by Mr. J. tfAanvircx, of Credo"'
forilshire.— Was wick Advertiser.
aCltiell
We are sorry to announce, that in cong-.; bur tt
of a wound received in the breast by the pretuA.,,tui
ing of a fvek in Wh. Trenwith mine, Mr. " • Al
COCK-, aged 23 years, has recently lost his life' .ed
half an hour before he died his wife was, delive,
daughter.—Cornwall Gazette. a
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A fisherman at St. Keverne, last Week C3l
a conger eel, 71 feet long, 2 girth, weight 1041b'
fish is considered the largest of the kind taen 1,"
years.—Cornwall Gazette.

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On the Ist of October, as Mr. E. Ls-- er
Farnham Common, Bucks, was shooting in the
near that place, he shot a fine grouse, a bird rare!".
met with in this part of the country.—Bucks °a'
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RAPID INCREASE OF WTIITERS.--111/
ciety of Writers to the Signet in 1801, consistede
members, of whom only 128 are now in life. Inio)
sent year it consists of 614, showing an jacrew r
than 336.-6cotsman,
In a Cork Paper we observe as annouoCceroft
speedy publication, the "Memoirs of Charles
(written by himself), illustrative of Characters wort,
ners in the South of Ireland for the last twentYloo;
This is, we have reason to know, a goinint. Id/
and one from which we anticipate no ordinary uto at of
Mr. CaoFTs is the gentleman who is said to Weld
his table, when a late Lord Lieutenant of. Dr,oeft,
suite honoured him with their company:at °0
turkey for each guest, and sticking his fork in ,l'igoeg
him, commenced operations with the speech of per'
mony, gentlemen, but every man to his hircl,",",
Gazette,