The Sun.
London, England, 1826-04-06 00:00:00

lIATTON:bA RDEN.

A young man, who called himself E dim:rid Forte:gut
Epatace, but whose read ninny is supposed to be Baylield, was
charged with improperly secreting himself ;miler the bed of the
.cook-maid in the house of Mt. W. 11. Bodkin, the Honorary
Secretary of the 3I endicity Society. The prisoner had a sneak-
nevi for—Mr. Bcalkln's cook, and visited her as her brother.
Mr. Bodkin left home ,on Tuesday .afternoon; stating, that he
did not believe he should return that night. lie returned,
however, at eleven o'clock, and found the prisoner under the
f/irl's bed. It appeared that she had given him leave to sleep
in Mr. Bodkin's beef, as she was fearful ofileeping alone in the
house; but it is but justice to the girl to add, that she had re-
tired tnher bid on the third floor. Mr. Bodkin diecovered that
his bed had been lainin by the clothes being.disordered. • Lie
called in the watchman, and gave the prisoner p charge'
He was ordered to find bail.

A R LBORO LTG 11-STREET: •
FRAUDS AT TitE REUENT CIRCUS Coacrt=OßPtcr•--
Mr. Linteaster,jun., the proprietor of the Steam Packet-orrice,
Piccadilly, who. a few days ago, underwent a long examination
at this office, (the particulars of which we then
charge of havmg►.broken open packages, belonging to Air. Ad.
dison, an officer of the Dragoon Guards, delivered at the Steam
Packet-office, with directions to have them- sent to different
parts of the country, was yesterday brought up for another exs-
' mination. The great number of pawnbrokers' tickets, 01°'
it will be recollected, were found by ,the officers on Mr. ban
caster when they apprehended him, had been, since the last
examination, sent to the different pawnbrokers directing
, them
to attend yesterday, which they accordingly did, with the a'
titles pawned ; but though there were a great number of pel7
sons mune forward, who stated that they had delivered packagta.
at the Steam Packet-office, which were never forwarded accord
ing to the directions given, yet, on examining the articles pro-
duced by the pawnbrokers, they were not able to identify anY
belonging to themselves. ---Sir G. TARRANT, the I%lllo4llde'
was about to commit the prisoner on blr. Addison's charge,:
which be observed wasquite complete, the package Inning been
gave), under a
found in the prisoner's desk ;
.but ultimately thought ifhett!,
to remand him for another week, as it was probable' that per
sons would come forward who might identify some of the pro'
perty produced by the pawnbrokers.—lie was, accordinglY
remanded.

On the 4th inst., at Lower Clapton,
BIRTHS.
Hensley, IN. of a daughter.
On the 4th inst., in New-street, S • dthe lady or
pring-gar ens, .
Brushy flake Cooof
Cooper, a daughter. the lady of Charles

MARRIED.
On the 4th inst., Thomas Burton Rann, on of JosepO'
Ho_ The* Hann, M.D., of Coventry, to Katharine, eldest daughter.of R. Nicholls, Esq. of Grecnhill-grove, Recta.
On Wednesda the 6th inst., at St. George's, Bloomsbury',
Mr. John Ellis, Jun., Ohl Broad.street, to Rhoda Ann, eldest
daughter of Mr. George Benton, Holborn.
On the 4th inst., at St. Pancras, Mr. Middleton, of !glint'
ton, to Rebecca Jane, eldest daughter of the late George Bucg.
ton, Esq., of Hornsey.

DIED.
On Tuesday, the 4th inst. 31r. Charles Newton, late
maim, aged :13, only brother to 31r. Newton, of Cornhill, aue-
dancer. of Jw-

On' the lot inst., Anne, youngest daughter of the late Rev.
James Milne, Rhynie. Aberdeenshire.
On Tuesday, the 4th inst., at the house of his uncle, Is!'.°
Nicht)lmm' Esq., Battersea, aged 31, William Elliot, DK., litte
of Kinp;'sArms-yard, Coleman-street.
On the 3d inst., at Boreliam, Essex, Charlotte, the wife of
R. C. Ilaselfoot, Esq.
agOedn3So.unday, the 21.1 inst., Charles Gregory, of Spitalfiel.is,
Yesterday morning, Mr. Sam uel Spinet., many years mesien,.ter
and doorkeeper to the House of Commons..

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