The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-17 00:00:00

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Jam [Villa?! was indicted enl)64lllV for priratc4'
Stealing ten yards of,tloor cloth; tire property of
John Pigot.—Guilty of stealing, brit hot privately.
Wu!. Bowers was ityljeted capitally for assaulting
John Peace on the King's highway, and taking
from his person a 3s. token.-=-Verdict, Not Guilty.
Ames Hickey and Maurice.ilea/ey were indicted
for a highway robbery, and stealing from the per- •
54,11 of J tmey Gara;ter # coat and hat, his pto-
perty.-I—Gui/ty---.Derith,. -but fecommentled to
mercy by the prosecutor.
John Copse?) and Inn, Lewis indicted for at
highway robbery upon the person of Catherine
Lucas, and stealing front her person a piientity of
%%wring 'apparel, the property Of the Rev. Mr.
Parker. Guilty,-Death, but recommended i:ewis
to mercy.
Charles Norman -swotl indicted for stealing on
the 6th of June a great coat, the properly ofJohn
Henry, privately in his coach-houv,e.—Guilty of ,
stealing, hut not' privately.
John Donnvon. was indicted for stealing- on the_
20th of June one Batik token,: value 5s Aid, and-
another token, value 3s. the property of,ll4,ittliew
ead.—Guilty, . ,
Jane ['Parrot. was indicted for stealinga .variety
of silver, t. 4) the amount of 30*, the, property of
liorrett, who keeps the, Royal Grog
. public house, Spring ciardens.•L—Gtriity. •
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POLICE IN'I!ELIAGENCii.

MANSION-HOUSE.

C.01,13.1'411 ACY.— [Farther Particulars.]—Yester-
day Berry and Pelham., who stand charged With
being concerned with two others in conspiring to-
gether to obtain a conviction against, Connolly,
QUin, and 'neutrino, for coining, were again
brooght before the Limo Mtiyott.;---ltandal
paid supported the, defence made by the convicted'
prisoners, that he was•rvith these men, waiting to
be employed in Cheapside as bricklayers' labour-
ers, when he saw the two prisoners &client take'
away Connolly, (Jain, and Reordan, aS he,
!tonight, to labour. Ile followed theta to the
French Horn public-honse, 'near Fore-street, from
which they were taken to tire lodging in AlOor-
lane, where they were taken opfor coiniogand co•
louring base coin., That Ire saw thr prisoners,,tvidl
another riot yet in custody, waiting at the Old
and attempted to take them into custody,.
when he Was knocked down, and birth. got away,
but giving ,the alarm, the prisoner Berry:was ap-
preheuded by the vigilance. of. Mr. Ward, a beadle
Of Sepulchres Parish. The w ()matt. wh OM the
lodging,helonged to, where theset,;:pposed coiner'
were taken rip, was called t0,kr0%,: .vfro took the,
roonr,..bucslie would not swear p,:tively to the
prisoners, Saying, 'if they were tht.h , they were
differently dres4etl. •Mard, the ottf,..T, said, the
prisoner Berry was very differetilf, dressed usly,
to what he n'as when first appre..!nded. Sire,
however, hinted that the t»en who r.tail teen tried,
ttere those who took her room. Ais
desired the officer to take her to *;:fetvgate to sets
the prisoners who had been tried, tvlo:n she said
they were not the men Who took 1161. runnel. The
prisoners were again remanded.
. BOW-.!-nittor.
William nearden was charged with feloniously
stealing 500 dollars, the property of Colonel Jar-
vis, whO has 'lately et timed fora America, and
met the prisoner by accident, and recollected him
to have lived io the capacity of a groom with his
brother, He listened to his tale of poverty and
distress, owing to his riot being able to procure
employment, when Colonel Jarvis very humanely
*llowed him to go to his residence in Duke-street,
St. James's, till he got a place. Dining that
time he assisted the servants in removing hags,
containing one thousand eight hundred dollars,
into Colonel Jarvis's_bed-room. Last Thursday,
a bag ,„"tailliqg lyop dollars ..vas discovered to
have been stolen, when the prisoner., who bad
previOtts to thatAinie appeared to' be in it very
distressed state, was &vied, bid plenty of
money, And was intoxicaterL (These are the prin-
cipal grounds Of suspicion-against the prisoner
He produced' written character from Sir Benjamin
Bloomfield, *hen he , lived with him at Carbon
Mose, lie said he bad lived with Mr. Hardacre,
the Yellow Fever Nimi. `fife wise COM-
mitred for fmther exantinatien.

,James Tordatift, on inhabitant of Vine-streer,
St. Martin's, was brought to thc Office, charged
with violently assaulting 'and wooodiag John
Toultnin, his nephew; a yetty Of in the Navy.
The latter appeared in a white jacket with sleeves
over his shot, both of which were torn to
raga and covered with blood, which was occa-
sioned by the prisoner, his uncle, anti the vio-
lence of the /blows he gav,e him. Lie prisoner
did not deny the assault tend violence, butinstified,
it by saying it was in COtiervenc,c of the ithpro-
privy of his nephew's conduct, he ttiOing lately
spent 231 i in the course of a t`ew days idly riding
on borseriack, &c. The nephew, in reply, said
his uncle kept a house of ill-fame in Vine-Street,
and his not choosing to resort to it was the canse of
his uncle treating him in the manner he, had done,
'Mr. lltasta, the Magistrate, ordered the uncle to
find hail, and tiaid he would cause the conduct of
his liduse to he noticed.
MAI,I,IIOItOUGILSTIMET,.

Aosikuut.---NeSterday, tt Oentleman applied to
111 r. BotEtt, the Si!tingAloicostyate, fora warrant.
He said that he he was Walking along Kings-
street, St. James-ai opposite the house of Lord
Castlereagh, on the preceding evening, a ruffian
attacked him he struck l,itit violently on the
neck, which caused hint to stagger againat the.
iron railings, and before he could recover
self he WAS again struck, he could not say whe
ther by the person who Inv struck him, or one
of his associates, as he was perfectly insensi-
ble for a abort time, being stunned by ,the
Wow. When he recovered, he inquired of sonic
Persons who were on the spot at the time, who
were the assailants, and learned that one of them
was a man called Jack Jennings, the lighter, that
be had heat 'another gentleman the same evening.
in li dl Mall, and way advised to inquire at the.
Golden bion in the same street, and
he worths reegive information that woahL lead to
bit thdcovery, which he-did, the 'landlord gave his
adirre.A. The Gentlemen) could not say wind Was
the abject of the wing. The Magistrate said be
would `grant a warrant for the app rcheusion of