The Sun.
London, England, 1810-04-16 00:00:00

CERTIFICATES..

May S. Thornas Cissing, of the Borough-road, St. George's.
fields, Surrey, shopkeeper. , •
Itichard Deau,of•Bow, Middlesex, biker.
•Charics KnoTiton,.of l3iistol, linen-draper'.
Wilmot
"Parker, of_Gray's-hnn, Middiesex,money-Scrivener.
Cre;swell Walton, of Manchester, grocer." • •
john Ambler, jun of, Islington), Mtdaleses, horse dealer.
linias foster, of Bridge:Mill, is %thiten, Bradiord,
and :ibialrarn-Foster, ut Due Park, in I),:i.in.:;ine, 1.:10111.
• toli, BrAtoffi, Vorkshire, cotton twist-spintre:s.
jowl Vaylooncl, late of VG Wey Cornwall; scO4 maker. •.
Joan i'eploe, of Keniliogton, Surrey, coach-maker.
of Baker-street, MidtileSeX,
Contscticicr. •
Ids,ph,Bailey, late of Kingston-upon-:Hall, merchant.
i'utter, late of Slit piperton ar;ct
mei 05511, Mitinle:ex,- intrditi- brewer. •,•.

BOW-STREET.-,--For some time past, Mr.
M.P. has been extremely annoyed_ by a woman, in
tile avenues leading to the House of Cotnnions, and
also at his house, so much that. he obtained a
peaCe warrant against her last 'Monday; and Lat en-
(Kr :c as employ, d to execute it. The woman was
brought to the Office before Mr. Andrews;by La-
venclet, when Mr. W. not being present, the Ma-
gistrate ichji her word for her„appearance on a fu-
ture day. On Saturday, birth pattles.appeared he-
±: ire Mr. Nares. Mi. W. was :tttended by his
Attorney. It appeared that cootiet-tion had taken
place-between Mr. W. and the woman in the coun-
try, anti the;conSeq euce was she hid a child. • Mr.
W, has paid 431. towards the chtid's-s,-apport.
short time since; the woman teporied that the child
was dead, but has lately saint h was alive, and that
she had seen it within these tew days; and froffi
what motive thee contradictory accounts-were cir-
culated, it did not appear: The woinan said, that
the 431. she had. recci.ed from Mr. W. tor the sup-
port of the child was insufficient, asit had cost her
upwards- of 40.01. which she-demanded of 'Mr. W.
and insisted upon his paying it, and which was
the cause of her threatening and insulting Mr: W.
wherever "she conk! meet him. Mr. W. swore
that he considered himself in danger of his life from
her, which was confirmed by Laven.!er ; who said,
she told him, -utiless. Mr. W. paid her the tool site
would never- leave hitn.—She was held'to'bait to
keep the peace towards Mr. W. •
Saturday three men were committed from Bow-
street for trial, -charged with picking pockets.—
Taking advantage of the 'curiosity or interest Which,
from'recenteveut s,. is now more than usually di-
rected to the tuovm-ents of the military, these men
constantly followed the city guards, and while one
stopped to
..tell to any persons be could induce to
.stop some pretended.senice or object of the guard,
such as to carry Sir. F. Burdett to the House of
•Commons to he reprimanded, &c. his associates
were busied in emptying the pockets of liis auditors.
A numerous gang of thieves. who daily assemble
at a.well known public-house in the parish-Of St.
Ann's, Soho, were very aCl‘ely engaged during the
,last riots in exciting the mob to acts of violence. It
was. at the instigation of thee Friends to Liberty,
_that the :lamps were so 'generally demolished, in
ort:er that they might
_commit their depredations
with impunity.

The wife of an Attorney at Birmingham has un-
dergone several examinations on a charge oferuetty
to her eldersqn, a lad eleven years of age. From
the testimony of the neighbours it appeared that
she not only, beat him with the greatest severity,
but was accustomed during the winter to turn him
out of doors at night to sleep in an out-house. A
few, weeks ago she sent for a dentist, and made him
'draW ail (he chi►d's teeth for some pretended taWt.
The business is to be further investigated.