The Sun.
London, England, 1826-01-18 00:00:00

BOW-STREET.

Yesterday the celebrated Dick Bo:errs, of duffing notoriety,
was charged with committing a (rand on an Italian gentleman,
named Carminati, under the following circumstances :—Signor
Carminati was, some days since, walking along Regent-street,
when he was accosted by the gallant Dick. He told him that
he had got some of the finest gloves manufactured in England
for sale, at only a shilling a pair. The reason of his being able
to sell them so far below their real value was, that they were
contraband. After considerable importunity, the Italian accom-
panied him to a neighbouring public-house. The merchant-pro-
duced several pairs of gloves, and a quantity of what he called
' French cambric, and Irish linen. The former was worth
guinea a yard, but he would sell it 107 eight shillings ; the lat.
ter was worth six shillings a yard, but ha would sell it for far,
shillings. He agreed to purchase articles to the amount of 61,,
In a few days after the cambric was found to be in fact worth
7d. a yard, and the linen of much the same value. Complaint'
was made at Bow-street, and Mr. Richard Bowers taken into
custody. In his defence he said, that the complainant had 00'
cause to complain, for he had only been toiled in endeavouring
to commit an illegal act. The worthy Magistrate did not, how-
ever, coincide with his view of the case, and, therefore, remanded
hun till Thursday for further examination.

QUEEN-SQUARE.
COMMITMENT OF LADY BARRYMORE.—ThiS unfortu-
nate and infatuated woman, who has often been before the town,
was yesterday brought before Mr. GREGO al E and Mr.lVirlTty
the sitting Magistrates, in the custody of Boyce.—Timothy
Pierce, landlord of the Angel, in Tothill-street, Westminster,
said that the prisoner came into his house, about a quarter
past six o'clock that morning, when she observed that she had
not visited him for some time (Mary Ann Pearce, for such is the
prisoner's proper name, had been liberated from confinement on
Monday only) ope
and demanded some liquor, which he retlised 04
account of her being then inebriated. She immediately threw a
tumbler at hint, and knocked him upon the head, threateningto
kill him ; she also next endeavoured to empty the bar tub over
hint, and swore that she would destroy all his furniture. Ladp
Barrymore here so far forgot her presumed rank as to give her
prosecutor a briskish cut upon his head, and threatened " as
she was a Lady, to do for him" whenever she could get her
liberty. Mr. GREGOR E now asked Pierce if he meant to pro.,
secute, as otherwise the must be discharged, and was likely to
annoy him again much more. Mr. Pierce, after some besiitt-
tion, at length consented to become the prosecutor in this case,
and was thereupon bound over in the sum of M. Lady Barry.
more was then taken to Tothillfidds Prison.
IS'r

OaCESTEIt ..ITY Santo these SeS'
sions, B. Johnson, Esq. Town Clerk, in his
charge to the Grim] Jury, expressed the high
satisfaction he felt in having to inform them that
there was not a single prisoner for trial for felony ;
a circumstance which had not before occurred
during a period exceeding twenty years.
CoNSIDER ATE TIIIE.vEs.—A few days Since, M
Mr. I.:Lot:Bros, of Kingsland-green, was passing'
through the Strand, he was hustled by a gang of
thieves, and immediately missed his pocket"
hook, which contained VII. in notes, and several
unaccepted and otherwise unnegotiahle hills.—
The latter were the next day returned al a
parcel to Mr. L.'s residence in their original
eavrOopp.

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