The Sun.
London, England, 1811-08-27 00:00:00

if.tferme sim that ate had beeit robbed of a tinie•
piece worth eight guineas, and of a gold ritzy worlit
a guinea. fie tben instructed his foreman to keep
a sharp lolls ow for the pri,otier, whoot ha encOuti.
tered on Saturd iyivoiing Meet-ntafk,t, itt c(1),,,
patty Witt 800' ho wan, and two women of the
town. On his attempting to secure the pi tsoner,
hereceived a knock-down blow; he, however, stuck
to him, • and ultimately secured hint. During the
sootily) he observed the prisoner :hand something,
which orpeared to Vint to be duplicates, to one of
the women ; but he teas uttable to take_ her into
custody, as no per.oo would w•sist
Mr. Aldermatt kel:tris ob•iert cd, that the 1 hail
been committed in a place t.ut of his jurisdiction,
and diretted that the pribuner s*.ould be- taken to
Platton-Garden.
ilenfarnin Goodman, wLo had been remanded. on
Saturday, wag again brouglit up, on 3 charge. of
hatiing stolen a quantity of corn front the premises
of I.‘lrs.Redsdett, who keeps the Red Inn; in
'Aldetsgate-street. The patrole, who apprehended
him stated, that he saw him collie trom tne yard of
the Red Lion between two and titt4..e- o'clotik on
Saturday morning ; he thought at the ito,Ment that
he had a saddle of his back, and' followed him knit
Qasweli•street ; he t 'tete chit:o% ered that he had got
a sack across his shoutdets, and took hittt elb-
,tudy. Tite. sack tuns ioUtlti tct cots ant a quantity
of corn, which, on examination, %%as of the sante
description exactly as that kept in Mrs. Reusden's
loft.

A person employed on the premises, telt no lit-
sitationin swearing to the property; and a Gentle-
man, whose bed-chstober window !oohed directly
into the inn-yard, depfised, lildt I.e kid repeatedly
seen the prisoner take corn away from the pretni,,es,
assisted by another person, and he 'at le,.glh'gave
his neighbour •notic,: of tic robberies, whet' were
from link; to tittle contotitted.

The prisoner solemnly a%,.erred that he had found
!ht sack and its cunienti in I,AingTldoe.' • He
howeyer,•telly committed.
Good, a' smith, to.iding at Stock
charged Henry Prakord, o youth of 18 or 20
.cesis
at age, u itii tidying, on the night of the
rubbed him or his tvatch.

"I'he ptoseeuior stated, that on the ilth of Au-
gust,
;about; a quarter past ten o'clock at iiight, he
was pasing through Brii4;estreet, when a gang of
young. Men surrOunded Mtn, and the prisoner " drew
of his watch, with which tie 'effected ltix es 7
'cape. kie come to town yesterday, for the purpose
alooking after the depredators, and, for
pose, Went tutu the Ship
Bridge-Street, when he saw. the pri.oner, whom he
was certain was the identical person who, had stclen
his watch. 'Re Was enatikled particularly to point him
but as
there vas a lamp within a k.,,v teet,of. the
•
plaCo where the robbely wes'committed.
'lt appeared, however, that the prosecutor had
thafged three or' our..other persons with a potici-
potion in the offence, but had nut persisied it, his'
Charge—and the prigtintr having receibed a most en+
exceptinenbitt thaTader Nom the Gentleman by
whom ito was employed itt the japlanittg trade, arid
from the Lindlord of the ship ,public-house, where
in, .resided, the worthy Alderman, considering it
Highly ,pi obiltde that the piosecntor had mistaken
the prisaner's person, dismissed the complainj.
'Tie pri..oner stated his determination to procure
legal redress tor the injury lie had StOttlilied in bzing.,
accused and imprisoned.