The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-25 00:00:00

VOIACF. IN"rEtLAGEI*ZCIC

I3OW-sTREET.
I'n CoxSrinAcY.—On Tuesday Mr. NAttts
catwe •to suspect that Denjamii7 Johnson,
rt lice Office of the City, had been cow.'
cerne'd in sonic of the nefarious transKetions tvith
rougitart,' issued a warrant, rtnil Tmnaon avpre;
"i.iemted and took him before Mr. NARF.S, Who Com
toittel him to the 'House of Correction. Among
other charges to he instituted against hint, is t
hat
instnrmtutal to tha.conviction of ibree
~,,ttug, boys for tittering connterfeit coin, who
ate now undergoing imprisonment. Yesterdly
11 the Solicitor,' made an application
`to Mr. CArPvn , at the Secretary of States Of-
fice, in behalf of these unfortunate boys, and
ii
is understood that it is the. intention of Go-
vernment to liberate those persons who have
fallen victims to the umcbinations of the con-
ripirators, as soon as guilt shall be manifest againq
them'. The information of W. Bagster, who in
SqUember Scssisans, 1814 was tried for breaking
and cntt:ring tr dwelling-house in the day time, is
to he the next to be received against Vaughan.
The coriotity excited by the eanspiracies already
reported is unprecedented at this office. Vesterday
it was greatly crowded, and at one •o'clOck Mr.
N MIES ordered every indiVidual out, in order to
rroteed Oith the examination.of Brown, who was
brought up from Tuthill-fields for that purpose.
111 r. NAREs,• however, finding so mairy inicrrup-
tions, refused to enter into the investigation at'
that time ; and, fur the sake of having the result
secret, ordered the parties concerned to at-
teuti at his private honise, in John-street, Bedford,.
row, last night, virhere, we understand, the busi-
ness was' entered into at considerable length. The
plots cif conspiracy are so complex and .so ramified,
that the M FOCl:rotes arc fearful would -riotruct.
the ends justice to give publicity to all the cic-

rilinfaances presypt.
•
Charles•r.Willshire aml James 31`-Donald, for at-
tempting.-to rot; several persons among the eyo-w.O
coining .out. Of the. English
night, were convicted:as rogues and vaiiabontig.
• Thomas .41)r-:brans was charged b)1 James
then* the betutle of' St. Paulia, Covent-Garden,
with playing at .an.unlawful game called Clip and
ball. The pri,otter is cAtnected with a. gang
who have lately-defrauded persons coating with
&c. to Covent-Garden market,'
of varioita 411111 S of money ; one of 121. ur 131.,
anoibev of 31., by stshig three conjin or's tin clips,
and a, ball made of eoik, and enticing persons to
)let wageta tit to the cup under which the ball is
to he found. On the beadle., taking the prisoner:
into custody ye,oerday wonting, he offered him
2/. of Enr,lcttol note to let hint eiVirle.--•
tic ova, committed as a rogue anti vagabond.

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l'aEvittcrEll.—A Captain French (lately
in a drag. ona regiment) tr is charged ,by a Mr.
Parker, of 11tili, vrith a violent assault committed
.the preceding, evening, at e.ze Eriglisti Opera-
A 5 it lippearell to have been it tfoinkeft
abOitt some prostitute, thegagb:trate re-,
to:amended a reconciliation between. the parties,,
ME. Parker a n
t first objected to this, on ecolitit,
or the blOtvv, he bad received, upon %Illicit the
fitionibitn Captain offtited the only ainettds that
occurred to his technical imagination—namely, "a.
Dnei. The. tiotvever (Mr. FIELDING),
belog afcittled At a threat at olleC So iiiStilt-
inhg ant tat) ittrd in-. Court of justice, intiniated„
t`fiHt iii' shorild reqiiire very heavy sureties for
peeping
,tlie peace. 'Upon this, the (.;,iptiiin di-
gested, his cottragc.,,. and the cumplainunt his an-
ger, iitid they both' becitine very good frieod3 oil,
the