The Sun.
London, England, 1828-09-02 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE,4THIS DA •

BOW-STREET.
Swinntilic..---To-day the swindling case of lY
Sutton again came on, and John Drummond, 11-
W. Barret, (alias Baron, alias Godfrey') -E•
Drummond, Eliz. Grant, and Mary Grant, were el
put to the bar.
Mr. Smith attended as solicitor for the prisoners.'
On coining into the office, Fagan, the officer,Trodee
obr .11IeitssfuDllroumf s°r:opild,canwhdle",seeSceme.d, tvicikthd incaught
SEatheel;
gree at the ludicrous figure they cut,. and tittered
wonderful complaisance as the witnesses made their 41
plaints of the manner in which 'Burgh had deceived is
A Mr. Alabaster, a hatter, stated that Be
called at his shop in a great hurry, saying
he was just going off to his country residence by
coach, and wanted a hat. He fitted on one, said he
a merchant at No. 4, Montague-plaee, Hammertoe
He requested that his old hat might be new lined, and
to Montague-place, when it would be paid fer.-.
pearance was respectable, and witness felt no lieei.tati°
giving him credit. A few days afterwards Dam"
came in, said he was in partnership with Burgh, as
chants, in Sherliorne-lane, and that he liked Mr. Burl
hat very well, but being a commercial man, be ei,w
to have one more tradesman like for himself. He
said that he had corns by the coach, his own-horses br
ill in the stable, and complained of the mode of eel°
once, as incompatible with his respectability. He I
that he should also send his servant for a hat, which
have a gold-lace band, to match with the one on Mee
livery coat, which witness would see when the 14‘
called. The hats were sent home, and the house De
superbly furnished, left without hesitation, on the bej,
being told that Messrs. Drummond and Burgh
not at home,, but would call. The next time witness
the party they were riding, servants and all, in a cart,
their way to this office.

A great number of pink cards, with gilt address
splendidly got up, were here produced, and the engrave
them complained of not being paid. •
The case was not concluded when we went to press•

SURREY SESSIONS.—(THis DAY.)

Owen &lath, was indicted for steeling' is hendkercil
value twopence, from the' person of Samuel Davie.
was quite a young boy, apparently a midattoi sal ~A
bitterly when placed at the bar. When uked by the ill
of the Arraigns whether he sae guilty or not guilty; het
plie..t that it was his first offence, and las would navel
guilty of such an offence again. pl
It was explained to him his plea of guilty would
no avail to him in mitigation of punishment, but be I
sisted in it, and was taken from the bar apparently in et
distress.

Wm. Warren and Rd. Scale, were indicted for We,
a silk handkerchief from the person of Mr. Charles P
at Camberwell fair, on the 10th of August. Warren
the handkerchief, and gave it to Seale, according to
evidence for the prosecution. The prisoners both gee:
asserted that they had nothing to do with the handkent
Several witnesses gave Seale a good character.—Gel
Mr. HEDORR asked the gaoler if he knew any thiai
the prisoners; to which he replied in the negative. j
Seale—l never was at this side of the water before, Yr
honour.—(A laugh.). V
The Custausti then sentenced both the prisoners tflg
transported for fourteen years ; at the same time obserV
that it was necessary to put a stop to the crime which"
now become so prevalent of stealing from the person. , t‘d
John Pammecott and Stephen Hilliard, were iodic?"
for stealing a pair of scales and a piece of cake, the
perty of Maurice Gibbons, on the 25th of August Yr
in the parish of Lambeth.
It appeared from the evidence for the prosecoli:
that the prisoner Hilliard forced up the window of `it,
bon's house, and Patninecott snatched the scales and ceb
and ran off with them ; but a pursuit being comwea
they were taken into custody.
Lip to
The prisoner Pammecutt said, that it was impossiuro
swear to the cake, for it was originally about a poun'J
a half, whereas it was only at present about half a P°""
(A laugh.)
The CHAIRMAN asked if they had any witste7,o
character?—Hilliard replied in the negative; but P
cott said he had plenty of friends who would give bllO
character, but he did not wish that they should WO/
present situation.
CHAIRMAN—You are both convicted of stealing scale
Parnmecott—l never had-them, Sir.
CHALIAIIAN—It does not matter : if Hilliard had tl"be
and you were in his company, you were equally JO
iltr
Pammecott—He never had them either.
CUAIXDIAN—WeII, you are found guilty, and theilio;
tenet of the Court is, that you be both transporn.)
seven years. Pamrnecott--Thank you, Sir.--(A lag
The prisoners were then removed from the bar.
Aa..
Owen Smith was now recalled, and appeared at nboy
still weeping, and was informed by the Court thnlpoe
saw no reason why he should not receive the same ill', of
as the last two prisoners, notwithstanding his 11470,61
" Guilty." The prisoner answered only by his pars,
was then se/deuced to transportation for seven years.

TUE MARKETS.-('THIS DAY.)

HAY DIARKEFS—(At
ST. JA
s. .4. a
Lowland Head. Hay 2 15 to 3 0
Uplaud Ditto 315 315
Rye-graga Hay 315 315
New Meadow Hay 3 5 910
Meadow lily sa. per load low
of Clover Hay and Straw no a
and a dull trade.

per Load of 96 Trusses.)
,DIE.S•s. • 4.,°;
Clov*r Way s is too
Oat straw
Wheat Dito 9 0 A
,er than last quoted; 11:1 410,'
alteration. A moderate 1-

SMITH:

•
Cloy. Hay generally
Do. extra fine 6 • 1 '
Oat Straw.... .» 1 ;
1 ""
Wheat Ditto 1 IT
and prices as last quo? 9,

a.
Lowland Mead. Hay 2 .15 to 3 5
Upland Ditto 315 415
ttye-grass Hay 315 415
New Meadow Hay 910 315
Supply good, trade dull,

[FI ELD.

HAMBURGH CORN MARKET.—Aua•
Since last Friday the Corn market hai been 0119:„Igto
lees animated, and the sales of Wheat which have ";,,,cce•
place have been for the greater part made at lower rs'opt
Considerable supplies from the interior have arricell!Ai of
which several parcels of' this year's wheat,' the
which turns out perfectly good. These, as well is for
other arrivals of the Lower Elbe, are still on binds. or
want of purchasers. Purchases for home con.surnefnissr-
at present confined to the waute of the moment. '0 been
ley there are few arrivals, and little business has. keen
done. Of Rye, Oats, and Malt, the supply, the coo'
greater than the demand. Pease and Beans on we
trary, are sought for.

Dantzic Wheat of the weight of 1;24,0tit0001r3030.................;:iit0dta:00111t:41
Pomeranian 125 to 132.....1W t`o
Anhalt, white 118 to 128....,33° 50.131'
retl
Danish
to Dantzic Rye llB to IW. ..... 12.0.,
...... Holstein Rapeseed —to lOW

())
The Princess AUGUSTA left the reside'e ark
the Duke and Duchess of GLOUCICSTEIL, in Bagib°4„a-P-
-(where her Royal Highness hail been staying dur7ercis?
last fortnight on a visit to her Royal relatives), re- .
morning, and returned to her seat at Frogrnors.

The Duke of WELLINGTON arrivud at
residence in Downing-street, at a late hour oo Ada
night, from Cheltenham. His Qrace left town
morning fur the Royal Lodge, Windoor.park, whet-
Duke had an audience of the KiN., and afterwards
_pir;
ceeded to his seat, at Strathfieldsaye, Hants, at wbicit
his Grace will entertain a party of his friends duriDg
tl
early part of the shooting season. Mr. Secretary P"I"
expected to come front Brighton to join the partY•
The French Ambassador, and the Span' 5;
and Neapolitan Ministers, bad interviews with the Earl
A exannEst yesterday, at the office of the Secretary
State for Foreign Affairs, in Downing.street.
Their Royal Highnesses Monsieur the
Madame the Duchess, Mademoiselle of ORLEANS, 511 d a:di
with a
august family, honoured, a few days ago, ,
IL
the cotton-thread manufactory of M. DEr,txuvni, aityioc
at Ineberville, near the city of En, in which they ren3soit'
an hour and a-hall. The Prince addressed the most
of,
tering expressions to the proprietor of the eatablisho
and left the operatives some tokens of his mu.niticerwe• jd
LORD PLUNK ETT.--011 Wednesday, no'
his Lordship was engaged hearing a motion in the Eno'
mission Court, he was interrupted by the drums ° A.
military outside, and told the Learned Counsel vib° jot'
addressing him that he could not hear him from the °°p/
Mr. FI'LLANI observed that it was the Newgao t,g
they were relieving. Lard PLuNxerr—they-LnaY
lieving them, but they are distressing us..--Coris,
stitntion.
DUEL.—A meeting took place , ats.s,,vei'i
"
o'clock on Tuesday evening, in the Phu:nix-parks e-th e
Nlr. MANNIN and Mr. Wm. BAKeR, of o
Liscahill,e pi's
county Tipperary ; after a discharge of a fo
tots, the parties were forced from the ground (irrec.-0%,,e'/`
by the interference of Captainwith the r
Dublin ,Evening Post.