The Sun.
London, England, 1827-09-08 00:00:00

POLICE INTIILLIGENCX.-(THIii DAY.)

GUILDHALL.
John Grainer wait charged by-Mr. Evans, of 15, Hol-
torn-hill, with applying 10/. of his employer's money to
Six own purposes. Mr. Evans eent him out to receive an
kecount of about '71., and gave him change for a 10/. note,
lie received the '71.. and did not return with any of it.
The prisoner said, be had called to get a glass of ruin,
which affected his head; he sat down on a step of a
doer in the street, where be fell asleep, and, on awaking,
found his pocket had been emptied. In several days
afterward; he returned to hie master, and requested leave
to work out the whole 10/.
Air. Evans believed that the prisoner's wife and himeelf
sad been getting intoxicated with the money front the mo-
ment he had received it till the whole was expended ;
moreover, that this was the second or third trick of the
kind that he had played in other places where he had been
employed.
Mr. Alderman ANSLIE committed him.
N-AW William Sutton, an im-
pudent boy, apprenticed to Mr. Green, copper-plate prin-
ter, King-street, Snow. hill ; and Charles Worwood, as
insolent and regardless in his appearance, apprenticed to
Mr. Hughes. Fleet-street, copper-plate printer, were severally
charged by their masters, with being insolent and running
away, and stopping out all night. They had both been
complained of before, having given their masters a great
deal of trouble.
The Msonerners thought the only way of giving them
time for reflection, was to commit them, and, therefore, be
Feet them both to Bridewell for seven deys, assuring them that
if veer they appeared before him again for a similar of-
fence., their rewired would be considerably increased.
Mary Stevens was charged with attempting to take
into Whitecross-street prison, two quarts of gin, in bladders,
when• she wished to enter to see her brother, a
prisoner there. The prisoner said, she never had been
in before yesterday ; she there saw a person whom she
knew, who asked her to bring it in, assuring her there
would be nie harm in it if she did not let the turnkeys see
it. She had four little children depending on her for sup-
port. The gaoler believed this to be her first offence, and
if the Magistrate would permit the case to stand till Mon-
day, he would inquire into the woman's character and cir-
eamstances...—Remanded.

kIATTON GARDEN.
COINIRS .AGAllt.-Sinee the recent capture of three in-
dividuals in the neighbourhood of Church-lane, St. Giles's,
who were examined at Marlborough-street Police-office,
Limbriak, and other officers of this establishment, have
been on the alert, and in consequence of private informa-
tion, succeeded in apprehending three individuals, who
were this morning placed at bar. Their names are
Edward Lowe, Mary .Atin Lowe, his wife, and John
Bailey. Limbrick and three other officers proceeded to
the house No. 17, Buckley-street, St. Giles's, where Lowe
and hie wife resided, and having obtained an entrance, ap-
prehended the three prisoners in the front parlour. They
were not at work at the time, but from the colour of their
hands, and various other circumstances, it was conjectured
that they had not long discontinued. On searching the
apartment some cream of tartar, and other materials used
in the process of colouring, was discovered, and some coun-
terfeit shillings, &e. in various parts of the room.
After a private conference between Mr. Powell and the
magistrate, Mr. LAING, the prisoners, whose appearance
was abject in the extreme, were remanded for a future ex-
amination.
As soon as they were removed, Limbrick. Edwards.
Lloyd, and Kirby, set out on a similar business.

Mr. HERRIES has left town for his seat 0,1

SHIPPING INTZLLIGENC.E-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, SEPT. I.—Wind N.E.—A brig two
ships, from the River, are passing at present, hot
cannot obtain their names.
PLYMOUTH, SEPT. 6.—Wind E.—Arrived the
Asp, Horne, from the South Seas ; and Merlin,
Weeks, from Jamaica.
FALMOUTH, SEPT. 6.—Wind E.—Arrived off
port, the Malvina, Brooks, from Palermo ; Mar-
chioness of Queensbury Packet, from the Mediter
ranean, sailed from Corfu the 15th July, Malta 24th.
Gibraltar 13th August, and Cadiz 14th.
GRAVESEND, SEPT. 7.—Arrived the Palladium,
Middleton, from Archangel. Sailed the Josephine.
Rybury, for Gottenburg; and St. Charles, Cousins,
for Quebec.
PENZANCE, SEPT. 6.—Wind E.S.E. to E.
Three Three pilots, named Pascoe Hockings, Johr,
Pentreath Shepherd, and Francis Rouffig-nar, werr
unfortunately drowned yesterday, about eight leagues
from the land, by the upsetting of the jolly-boat, on
their return from boarding a ship, name unknown.

The Fanny, from Liverpool for Charlestown, wa':
lost off Egg Harbour.
Eight bales of cotton, marked H and C, were
picked up' off Cape Lookout Shoals ; and the mast
of a ship was seen off Frying-Pan Shoals.