The Sun.
London, England, 1810-10-31 00:00:00

POLICE.

, BOW-STR2l3T.—lnrcland Lady Ay?ecbury arrive
at their house in
,Seymour-place on Sati,rday
andon Sunday morning it was disc.overed that seVOi
rat drawers and a bureau had bee.o opened either 1)f
false keys, or a picklock.; among others, those be`
longing to her Ladyship, in the charge oLhergiallll
who instantly missed a very valuable pearl ringi.
(presented to her Ladyship by \the Princess Ang°s4
ta), a diamond,hook ring; a pdir-olatnetlrysyssapgf -
and gold chain, two. rot.s of brac-elets,set with 111,4:
fbur rows of gold chain, and similar. arlic'el
to an immense value ; aqua gi eat iiwniity of laLli(4
wearing appirel..
Her Lidyship,.on being_ acquainted, with her 103 s,
requested that Townsend might wait on her the inv.'
lowing day, which he accordinglydid ; ard, throngtl
his ,exertions) Rot only hive the- perpetrators been
discovered, but a great; parr
.0( the proporty fonndi
in the following manner Upon examining the
draWers, &e. he instantly reported that 110 Sti3tiVr
corild'have•doneit, and inquired who' had'been left
in charge of the; hotrie, and what persons had,canea
there. - He was informed that no strangers had.bee4
there, except some woiktnenfroav an etninent,oP"
bolsterer. Suspicion itnmediately tel on them, and
Townsend,iuggested to, Lady Aylesbury, without
taking notice of what had, occurred, to send f9t* ILI9
same men, and to request that their master rflig7s
accompany them; which vas instantly coinPli',
with, and the journeyman and the two assistants'',
upon being closely, questioned by Townsend, 01'1.
fessed the robbery: and upon examining their
Sped ive 'apartments, in that of the journeyman +as, .
4' discovered a• part of ,the• jewels, and amongst
number off-duplicates was found one for the ri"g
presented to her Ladyship by the Princess Angl's.
ta ; and .in those of the apprentices at their alas"
ter's house, Was found a part of her Ladyship's waar'
lug app;,:ret.

y
.I.2he three yesterd undervvent an '.examination
at this office, and are to he brought up again.
At. Marlborotigh7street Pace Office, yesterdaY. 3
man of the -name of Sunzmonds was committe,i ft'r
obtaining a service•in a Madly Orchard-street, b!`
means of a pirio,us charatiter, given him in wrillll7
by a fellow who assumed to be a Captain-Stone, bu
whu, in fa6l;, 15'a svryznt of too charat,ter,. and o
serves his discatiledtrethren with fictitious ones by
wholesale.

• On, Friday, about 3 o'clock in the afternoon, be
.
tweet) two and three hundred canvias, belonging lk t;.,
the fobs in Langston-harbottr, who wereat vi°'i
in Cumberldnd Fort, assembled in a body, fin dtc;
armed with spades, pickaxes, &c. came down
the entrance guard4ouse, with
,an Atitentien to
lea their escape. Part of the Bth 'Royal Vetra'
Battalion was on the guard, and seeing their-OW,,
~
immediately beat toiarms, .and drove them bacl•
They then attempted to cross the mad .to
Common, it being low water, and-eleven of there,
et eked their ecape.; but from the activity of t
Veterans, ten, oft item were secured by 14 o'ci° -4,
in the evening, andabout eight the missing one W 13,0,
discovered ill some bush's near the Fort. The wll°`
of them are now safely lodged on board the hullo./
Mr. Crawshaw, Iron-master, of the County ();
qlamorgan; died a short time since. Tiossesssed of al
million sterling, the- whole of which he actlaite
himself in the iron trade within the last 40 jears.