The Sun.
London, England, 1810-01-16 00:00:00

Arrived from

Passengers per Monarch.—Mr. &itct Mis. Johnson, Ensign
1-locLes, MeSsrs. Perkins, Templeton, and Hutchinson.
• Pasetigers per. Earl Spencer. Major Nanquarnc, Lit!nt.
I.angslow, Lord C. DAtiirigton. ?Ors. E. Stnith, C ,Smith,
R. Stephenson, S. W. ltawle, Lsqrs.—Lhildren —Misses
SaneUord, Macgregor, Bursleni,-"Besison-.-Masters'..Sand.
lord, ,Macgregor, Bursieln, Bone, and Fell—ftwish.
cers, prisoners Of war, H. S. Moller, R.. Ilensley, aini W.
H. V. POlman. •

Passengers per Lord Keith.-,..Ensign W. Standley, Mr. E.
Case, Lieutenant burgh, and Mr..Devisme, Royal Nay c.__
Children—Master Sampson, Misses Fergusson, Adams,
and A. Adams.

Bow-STREET...--On Saturday Amelia Bell«res was
broug,fht,in the custOdy Anthony, charged with tieing
concerned With others in uttering forged Bank of-Eng-
land notes, and with having forged Bank of Englavd
notes in her possession: it 4 Lome-
quence of private into' mation.lo-Mr. Grover, one or
the Inspeetors ofßank notes; Anthony, attended by',
a party of the patrole, weritio a honse, on Saturday,'
in Greyhound-lane, Whitechapel, and took the pri-
soner 'into custody. searching her, Anthony,.
found three .1L and two ,izt. forged Bank notes ; and,'

on searching leer premises, ..forged notes to—the
ani!)upt of 2gl. found.--The prisoner svgs
ted Tor further examinati,,n.

.• A:case .of a very •ex.tracrl:nary nature I.as lately
been under investigatiotf 'before' Mr. GRA,ITAM, .at

the- Public Office, Bot -s•treet. :—A clothe-Ta:l who
'resides .in .the city's,. had his pcck,t picked of his
pocket-book, containing scveral..biOs of ext:iralige -to
considerable amount, at Lmsdotvn Fair. •Iho
bills having souse to 'ran; n:,on his ;return to
town, he sent written notices -to the .acceptors
to. pay them when due. Among the ac,,Kelit(::::3, one
was a breeches.ralLer, at tee west end of the town,
‘iv,hose bill .for-761. was amoi,g- those stolen ; the
breeches-mak:l had-I otice sent i:int not to ply the
bip. On the wortnng of the 54h instant, ay
on which hi 3 bill b,!.,_an0.0.f day, a clerk of the clatu
la6tor called on the breeches-maker to caution him
against. pay-ing, the :In a f, w 'days alter, the
parties some. business together, when the
bOeches-rnaker, to. the gte:“ astomslarn: of the
cloth-,t;toter, produced the sto!li
,and 5.4i.(1 he
had paid . "rhe(*cloth lace-or riot :
• with the i-.lccount breecihis-maer gave of his
having paid, it, sumnr)ved him .anditis snopman to
give evidence, in the case of fdon.y, before Mr.
' GRAHAM.---On Wednesday evening -n investigtion
took place; the -clot h- lotor•ptov. d a Writ ten ~.otice
at the house of the breechesin,,ker net to pq.l the .
bill, in consegm.a'ce of its IL-iVing been stol, a; and
also a message being lefi with the breeches-mailer's
'wife, early on the morning when the biil becathe
due. The fbrceches:inaker denied having 'recictial
the written notice, or that his wife had told bin) she.
:message es left.
Mr. GRAHA ii requested tti see the bill, and on
the breeches-maker prod6Cing. it, he discovered that
there was no regular receipt to it, there' only being
written on the back, " Received' the 5t!.) of Juan-
,ary ;" but no name to it, there being n‘terely a
flourish, bin no lit rs could be -rnadepf it. Mr.
GRAHAM desired has to witbdraw; and then eiv..-
amined his shopman, who Said he recolleaed
Ott k the.cloth4a6tor calling at' their shop call), in
the,morning of the sth iust. but what he said to his
mistress he denied that he licold; .Ire said his, tins,
tr(As gave him Bank notes to pay the bill, .which ‘-he
did to a man who apt eated
.a partner.. The
xna§ierm as then .c lied' in, and
.he persisting in the
`acne account he had given Infore,„ Mr.. GRAHAM
told him he had,a, great mind to detain him on sus-
Acton of being concerned in the robbery ; but, how-
ever, let. him gO, ordering him and, his wife to at-.
,enchhim son Satnrday. On that day,the cloth-fa6tor
ittended, 'and told Mr. GIZALJAM breeehes-maker
tad agreed to give hitn.sccuriiy for the amount of the

LWe stated a, few days since, that the 'house of
Gustatd, a woollen-draper, in Bedtord-strt-et,
;ovent-garden, had been 1-.4ukti open and robbed of
apertine cloths and kerseyrneres to- the atimunt of
On the day after the robbery; Mr. 'G. re
:iced an anonymous. letter, stating, that oh
orning of the robbe•T, a cart was seen': being un-..
ailed with cloth, in St. John,t wet, and the cloth
isto,a house in a•court in that street.. _lnquiry
as wade, and twO,otiiceo.wont to the house, where
ey took a:m an into custody, . and found a numbers
:yickloc\k keys, some. ron Glow's, and other kn..",
etnentsof house-breaking, and a quantity of cloth,
nposed to be part of tisat from Mr. Gus-
rt;'s shop. The fellow' was taken before'ihe ttira

cratts at Hatton-garden OfEce, and committ,ed

r. further . e amination. 09 the night of the day
hen he was taken into cu3toLly,' the marks made
Jr. shop-deor Shutter, lien it was Woke

0,, NA:CIC cat -ElWhy,n to prevent .the cl ow rottild'itt

prkonErr's house irolii ni;i:Lbing v‘irll the marks
id e by trip robbei-;.,