The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-09 00:00:00

Th,e prOsecular rt..ris a iialiertla-Aret. in tlolboru,
AO the ptisinter, -Wl:tie-to—the shop it? buy sortie
few yiyas luygining she .was ultsget‘,
she-put into her apron, the property in que?tion ;
but the nephew ot N 1 r. Too nsend, unfortunately
for her, had too sharp no eye, and she was taken
into :eirstody :immediately, witnrosgs
cave her a very good charnmr, and,statol drat,
the prisoner, had been Most.,attentive to au aged.
and helpless mother, •The Jury found a verdict of
Guilty, hot Tccaomlentlo,lter,to nittcy4,
The Gaolrsurt SX.II.II4ANT observed, that it should
certainly,he attended to..
Jeremiah Morrison and John Taylor were con-
victed ot stealing, from the person of:JuintJ"''`•
son a gold watch,.vriltuc 101. The:theft wassotn-.
mitted by the prisoners, io company with 12 or
14 others, in Tottenham-court,roatl.
TheA;ommoN:SEILIEANT nbscrved,..that such
depredations most beponished toithe,utmost.ex,-.
tent of the law. The two young men at the Intr
were part of a nightly gang who infested the streets
'or the. purpose of connnittingi the greatest error-
. The prisOners would be put out of the
country for life.

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POLICE INTRLLIGENCE.

UNION-lIALL.

COMBINXI'I6I,I AND curious case o
combination., riot, and assault, cianie on toile in
ve.tiotekbelore the .tlagistrates.at this,otfice
Wednesday, when Benj.Crouch. John Maples, Pvt.
llarnitt, "Pat. Murphy; IVm. llottis, and Israel
Chapman,' well-known •resurrentiots-men, were
charged by Mr, ‘Villiarns awl. Mr. Srarrew, stn..
dents belonging to St. Tbotttas's-bospit ;41 , with 4,7
sault and riot. It appears ilia the sprit of e•ou.-
bination which has of late been so prevalent amongst
journeymen oteclatnics, has comminticated itself
even to gentlemen of the honourable profession
known by the futgar aPpellatiOn of t•esurrection-
nor bcolyoutohers A In+ rit yot this trOthy'and
enlightened hand, which ,is by Ho means nunterpust
have lately'been to ;the Continent on
.a visit to the
famed field of Waterbio„ as is said, for the pur-
pose of .collecting and importing into this country
a cargo.of teeth.. Oo their return Lately, a ,ger
lierat,megting, walk held, at which it Was deur-
mined that in Wore no subject shthild be furnish-
ed either to lecturer or student- ,at: hospital or,
lectime-rootn, 'for, It'” 111411 fibc gtlitWS; the. price.
up to this time baving-beenfotti. ,This resolution
was communicated to the surgeons, who, consi-
dering .the dentind-as ~on imposition, determined
to resist it.; anti having foirind, means to induce
two of the fraternity to secede &Om the general
body, they were etigsgett'to subjects to a
certain extent. Thell 'stleceedeir,'liiit the general
body having rec,ived intortnation 9f an. intended
visit.to the tombs planned by ,the tw? traitors,
they.sgave inforMation to .the oflicers st the Town
Mill, who, itt consequence of the infOrmation they
thus received, sarprised tire two offenders in the
very.act of opei,i g a grave,. and took ,thent ipto cus-
tody. ,'This did tint batisfyiheir eligeance • for
haVing. obtained information tbdt S 61114: Slibleci
had licen takettooSt.Thomas'3.llo944ll, the
defendants went; there„ for,:ed their w,ay into Cue
dis,secting-room, where 'Mr. o,il
Sparreo were, and drawing their koice-3, began to
flourish theta. Mr. Williams: and Mr. ,Sparren,
shaded; attempted ,to effect .a retreat;, hut were
pursued' and -brought back, end obliged to eOl,ll-
- in tire roon4 whilst the defendants Cut tl;e.
tliiee bodies which were lying on tine dis%cctin4
141)te it pieces. „Whilst: they. ‘ere thus, employ-
ed, intormatiou having .by some rpemis beensett
tcit Glention,•.be„, veld' another Officer, went and
secreted nil: the defendants, and took,tliein before
the;Msgistrate. 4Titey•mtitAto delet.We-,,bvt. said
they had been very trrate,d, by tthr„S:tirgeons.
who Coulcrnot dc> .wittiont then:. They were all
ordered to find bail to answer the complaint at the
Sessions.