The Sun.
London, England, 1820-02-28 00:00:00

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Captain DRUMMOND, of the 3d Guards, on Sl.
turday appeared before Mr. BIRNIE, and stated that
two of his Men had reported to him the utteraricd
of expressions of the most diabolical descriptioo
at the, Coach and Horses public house in Dover..
street, Piccadilly, on the preceding night. The
soldiers were called in and examined, and froth
their statement it appeared, that a man well
known about the Mike Horse Cellar, had, when
the arrest of Thistlewood was the subject of coo"
versation, spoken of the King in a manner too
gross for repetition ; and added, that he would as
soon shoot him as Thistlewood. Upon this
formation a warrant was issued for the apprehen"
sion of the offender, and Salmon and the two sole
Biers were sent to put it into execution. After a
short absence they returned with a man in cos'
rody, but he did not prove to be the person allud.i
ed to. Salmon and the soldiers were then again
sent in pursuit.

At half-past seven in the evening Salmon re•
turned, but without having secured the man wlO
hay; been described. lie was accompanied by th 6
landlord of the Coach and horses, who was (Ara
before Mr. Birnie, and stated that he perfectly
knew the man against whom the complaint was
made ; he went by the cant name of " French
Nedi" "but his real name was Edward Forster;
he atre-nded the stages at the White Horse Gel'
tar, and had lodged at his house three months.
Mr. Birnie said, that a publican ought to Crini..
sider himself a branch of the police, and should o 9
all occasions lend his assistance in apprehending
offenders.

The landlord admitted the justice of this ob•
servation, and said, he was sure he could bring
Forster forward. Ile did not know of what ha
had been guilty ; b►tt thought he roust have beet)
in a state of intoxication at the time.

Mr. Birnie-said, the charge, although serious.
*as still of a nature which did not require err!
immediate proceeding be Would therefore wait
till the man was brought before him. At the
same time, the expressions which had been used
could admit of no justification. He trusted the
landlord would co-operate with the officer in le-
curing the offender, in order that the matter might
be thoroughly investigated.
The landlord said, lie should use his exertions
to produce him. fle believed he had gone to his
wife anti children-at Richmond.—The matter rests
in this state at present.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF KlNG's BENCH, F. 16.

hOULDITCH AND OTEIHRS V. J. W. PARKINS,
This was an action by the coachmakers of Long
Acre, to recover front the defendant, one of tire
Sheriffs of London, the sum of 301., being the
price of a set of harness sold to the defendant, to
ma►ch with a carriage purchased by him of the
plaintiffs, to serve as a state coach.

It appeared that the defendant had pure.baled
of the plaintiffs, -and bad paid for it, a handwrite
second-hand carriage, at 1-d0 guineas, for the
state equipage of his ShrievaJty, with a view after-
wards of sending it out as a venture to India. rlc
the time of the purchase, a set of state !harness to
match was shown hint, which, as was alleged, he
agreed to buy at 301. This carriage was sent
home on tire -Bth Of November,'and the harness
was delivered to the defendant's coachman the
next day 3 but it 'appeared never to have beet'
used by •him, for he:immediately repudiated tile
bargain, and said he never meant to buy it, anti
in•ten days -afterwards sent it back- to the plain..
tiffs.

The defence set tip was, that the defendant had
never agreed to .buy the harness-separately Iron'
the carriage, having understood from. the plaintifii
that they were to go together for th sum.of 150
guineas ; and that he had returned the harness.
in consequence of the plaintiff's inking a separate
demand. A great deal of contradictory evidence
was examined on both sides 3 but the case 'beiqg
left td the Jury, they found their verdict for the
defendant.

LORD CASTLERRAQII V. SIR FRANCIS BURDRTT tail;

AN OTH ER.

This.vvas an action by the plaintiff against the
defendants as inhabitants of the Litindre4l of Os-
sulston, to recover the sum of 611., being the
amount of injury done by the multitude who at-
tacked the plaintiff's house at the close of time
Westminster election in the spring of last year.
The evidence being satisfactory, and no sub-
stantial defence being offered on bet Alf of the die.-
fendants, the plaintiff had a verdict for 611.

ROBBRIM OF THR BRISTOL MAIL.—John Tan"
nifar was on Saturday examined at the Mansion
('louse, for' the eighth and last time, upon the
charge of being implicated, tritk4 three others, in
the robbery of the Bristol mail, on the sth of
Januarylast. The specific charge now exhibited'
against him was the robbery of a parcel contain-
ing l 31.; directed. front a Mr. Stephens, of Bristol,
to Mr. Kelly, of Paternoster-iow, forwarded by
the mail,,and in which the ptisoner was alleged to
be a passenger. l'annifar said, he could prove an
aGi upon the day of trial.—fle was .fully corn"
milted.

MARRIED.

On Friday, the 25th inst., at Peppard, Mr. Thomas Deaneo,
of Newoharn;Uxon, to Louisa Jalit., second daughter of the
late Jacob Furnell, Esq., of London.

F.l).
On the 22d inst., at AlelviDllie-bouse, Fifeshire, the Earrof
Leven and Melville.

On• Friday, the 2:ith inst., at his house in Albion-plaCe:✓
Blackfriars, Woodnieston, in his 81st year.
Lately, at Thornbury, in Gloucestershire, in the 90th year
of hii age, 0. Anburey, Esq., father of Lk-ut.-Colonel Au'
burcy, C. 13., of the Bengal Corps of Engineers. -
On the 18th inst. at Polperro, Hobert Jeffery, conimonif
!mown throughout the kingdom by the na►ue of Jeffery 01
seaman, who, sume years ago, was left on the desolate islato°
of Sombrero.

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