The Sun.
London, England, 1821-10-10 00:00:00

POLICE INTELIAGENCK.

MAN'.ioN-HousE.—Yesterday a fellow,- who is known bi
the name of Bose 6MI T tt, was brought before the Lord Mayor
on a charge of having committed •a violent and outrageous
assault on a lad named Campbell. Onlonday, several street--
robbers who infest the neighbourhood-Of -Bishopsgate were
fully committed for trial, on chargeS .of hig.qiway raberi,
and amongst other persons, the -complainant. Campbell, who
lives in Angel-alley, gave evidence against. them, -for which
his life has been constantly threatened, nor can he'venture froth
his door without being maltreated.- -He staked, that he
has. been several times beaten with great severity, and he •
charged the prisoner with havingset. upon him, at night and
beaten him most urunercifully. The- complainant's mother had
also been constantly assailed' on the same account.—The Loup
MAYoa strongly animad':erted on the case, and said, that those
who presumed in any way to annoy the who did their
duty by giving evidence, would-meet with punishment so se-
vere from the City Magistrates as would convince them of the
folly of setting themselves against the laW. ni-s Lordship or-
dered the prisoner to find bail, to answer ;or the outrage at the
Sessions, and in default ke was conunitted -to prison. His
Lordship ordered the City Solicitor to prosecute, and bound -
over the complainant to give evidence.
Bow STREET.—BENJAIIiy BLOomriELD, the individual
charged with having defrauded Mr. Shearley, under the pre"
tence of procuring him a situation in a Public Office, was
brought up for re-examination,when two other gentlemen made
similar charges against him. At the request of Mr. Adolphus,
the prisoner's counsel, further examination- was postponed to
the I9th instant. -

THAMES POLlCE.—Yesterday Jon N MuRRAY, shoe"
maker, charged with attempting to murder his wife, was re-
examined at this Office. It appeared that the -origin was
quarrel occasioned by the wife coming home in liquor last
turday, when Muiray knocked her down trainp/ed zrpoil her,
and wounded her in several' places with oI his work)*
knives. The dissolution of his victim being hoililtdipprehaildAl,
he was remanded for' examination on a future day. •

11141.11Y-LE-BONE. OFFIOE.—An accomplished anil interest.-
ing girl, rumoured to be nearly related to a. 'NoblaYl2.ll7
yesterday committed for stealing property beior„ging to a for
lady who lodged in the same house. • licing (ro.c•
it, she confessed her offence. On taking this ili-fat.-2d gtrliNin
the bar she burst into tears, and had become oiutu,•. frautit;
locked up.

BOXING.

In the absence of pugilistic talent in .3110 men, composir4
what is called the London, Ring' the countrymen seem deter;
mined to have a rivalship. The battle we are about to recor"
fought at eight o'clock yesterday morning, on Heasley M 0.%
a few miles from Hartford-bridge, Hants, between two men, fi' 1
more than 12 stone each, was at least one which would bag
given our heavy-weight CHINAMEN a specimen of courage ""
to be looked at. 'f he men for the day's diversion were, Georg'
Granger, a Somersetshiremau, who had wolf some battle
and Franklin, the Nottinghamshire HAMMER man, who bad
well cleared his way. He was backed at Newark by a courA"
try gentleman to fight this match for FIFTY under the train,"
ing of a celebrated cricketer, near Basingstoke. The bawl°
was an obstinate one of 35 minutes, and more manhood neos
was displayed.
In the first round there were some severe exchanges of round
and half-round hits; but at length the smith received. heall',
with a right-handed facer, between the left eye and the oar,
which dropped his head on one side and FLOORED him.
2. The smith made the play, and took a decisive lead V
hammering away.- "After many exchanges to his advantage, he
hit his- advershry down by an overhanded blow upon hri fore"
head, which set his NOB singing dreary songs.
3. Both had worked hard, and after some awkward sparrl
at BELLOWS A/ENDING, they turned to again at the gice,r_,
take system for seven minutes, until both were hit nearly blitwea
The claret flew- as if from the surgeon's lance ; but undisniaL,
they maintained the round ten minutes, when Granger gao
adversary a knowing cross buttock.
Until the 7th round the men were too much worn out toW-
gin again, and hugging was the order of the fight.
8. Both as game as the Norwich Bull. Like his ovr?--
uents
the BUFFERS, they hit each other to a stand still, refusing ‘.
go down, but the Smith was at length dropped upon his fa" PI
•
a hit in the wind, which spoiled him.
He fought the 9th and 10th rounds manfully, but on . •
being called for the llth, he was deaf to it, and Granger Wai
declared the winner with loud acclamations.
A second and ludicrous fight took place between two stra,ll;
ping rustic boys for 15 shillings, which lasted 22 minutes.
the harm they received was at the back of the head, from mow-
ing hitting, but it excited much fun.

COURSE OF EXCHANGE, October 9.
Amsterdam ........ is 17 G.F.
Ditto, at Sight .. 12 14
Rotterdam l2 16
Antwerp l2 It
Hamhurgh a 1 (1
ti „..
Altona
Paris, 3 Day's sight 2.5 75 0 vs•
Ditto
liourdeaux, ditto
Frank fortOn the Main
Madrid
Cadiz
l3ilboa 354 Ellects"
Barcelona
Seville
Gibraltar
Leghorn . 47i
Ger ua ... 14-Venice, Ital. Liv. 27
Malta 46 -Naples 39
Palermo .. I.E, per Oi•
Lisbon ...
()Fah)
Rio Janeiro
Dublin .... 8* Cork 9 per Cent.

BULLION.
Portugal Gold, in Coin
Foreign Gold, in Bars
New Doubloons ..
New Dollars
Silver in Bars, Standard

.L.O n 8 et OP
s t 10
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I 3 6
.. . 0 4 10j

BIRTHS.
Yesterday, the 9th inst., Mrs. Wright, of Wood-greel), Tot-
tenham, of a son.
Oben, 0
n thel a dg
B.thianustagen,at the Lady of Mr. C.—ri
Hibert, es

MS RRIEI).
Yesterday, the 9th inst., at St. Stephen's, Coleman-streets,
Mr. John Christian Hose, of Little Friday-street, drug
Sarah, -only daughter of Mr. Jasper Judge, of Coleman-50T';
On Friday, the sth instant, at the Church of St. lAturiejleg
Thahet, • the Re*.• JaMes Elborough, Thetford, Narlw''
Anne, eldest daughter of William Hox, Esq., Ramsg____

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DIED. west
On the Bth inst.— ,
in the 41st Year of her age, Anne, e
daughter of the late Rev. Gilbert Wakefield, and wife of .A`r.
C. R. Aikin, surgeon, of Broad-street-buildings, London.
On Monday, the Bth inst., at Nizelles, near Sevenoaks, Ker'c°
Thomas Ponton, Esq., aged 73.
On the 3d inst., Mr. Edward Smith, of Cheapsuw-
At his house, at Bream, Gloucestershire, Robert Bathurst',
jun., Esq., late of Bengal, in the 34th year of his age. , „
On the Bth inst., at Pentonville, Mr.- Jots. Cutting, 501:':'°"
of Bartlett's-buildings, Doi born, aged ,64.
Yesterday morning, •at her hots?. in Charles-court,
Martin's-lane, Mrs. Margaret Marshall, only sitter to...iir-17
naidson, Officer of Covent-Garden Theatre, aged 58.

DEATHS UEPORTED IN THE ARMY LIST FOR '•L'l`ll
MONTH.
Lieutenant-Colonels—George Ilaitt, half-pay 84 V.
RI. Off. of Mil. in Nova Scotia, lost by the wreck a the tr'A
port brig (ruance,off Sablejsland, in the beginning of

1821 ; Anderson, half-pay F. - oy
Majors-Truter, 2 Ceylon regiment, Ceylon; Reynen/ A-
Inv. Art. Sandy's Well, Cork.
Captains—Knoll* 14 F. Bourdeaux ; Cartwright, Tia;
R. Vet. Bat. Gnernsey ; 111`13ean, late 7 It. Vet. Bat. etiellris•
Macdougall, half-pay 79 F. ; Muller half-pay 005'
Metz.
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ge"e'
Lieutenants—Davis, 53 F. at sea, on passage to SO, fei;
Bralian, 83 F. Ceylon ; Manning, late 2 R. Vet. Bat'. `-``, 75
Green, late It. Garrison Bat. London; Connell, half-11 ouP'.
Rio Janeiro ; Watts, half-pay 96 F. (late of 89 F.)
lee; De Koven; half-pay 96 F. Ne7.-foundland. Fen"-
Canada ; Dicker, half-pay' It. Art. Drivers, Lewes,
Kelly, half-pay, 39 F. vct.
EnsignsL—O'KellY, half-pay 25 F.; Burrowes, lateP'
Comp. (previously of 6 R. Vet. Bat. Chatham.)
Paymaster—Pilfold; 67 F. Bombay.
Quarter-3laster—Brookes, half-pJ.y 1 F.
Surgeon—Bloxharn, half pay 88. F. Amesbury, Wils' 119'
Chaplains—Jenkins, Montreal ; Atcherley, hale-Val •
Much Wenlok, Stafford.
Miscellaneous—Assist. Corn. Gen. •H. France, l‘lontserr3.--."
Dep. Bar. Mas. Gen. G. H. Denniss, Cape of Good 11°I)-
(Dublin Correspondent, Oct. 6.)

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