The Sun.
London, England, 1820-11-17 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

Bow-STREET.—Three young men who grt,
their names, Hill,Green,and Davis,were brag;
to the office in the custody of Lewis, a constable
from Drury-lane Theatre, he having apprehen
ed them in the act of distributing a great numb!,
of hand-bills, tending to cause a disturbance to
the Two Shilling Gallery of that Theatre, etli
throwing great numbers of them into the Pit. Via
Bill was headed " God save the Queen, date„
Thursday, Nov. 16, 1820, proceeding with am
address to the audience as follows The auv
dience are respectfully informed, that the follow;
ing new song, with new music, called God se%
the Queen, has been sent to the leader of the
band in this Theatre, and should it be reqtteste
by the audience, it is presumed it will be l'erti
formed.' " Four verses follow, ending with Ge
save the Queen.
The prisoners had been examined before Sr,
Birnie in the Manaaer's room, he happening t°
in the theatre, when Davis refused to give
account of himself ; but on his being brought ~,
the.office, he acknowledged that he was a tar
penter, and in his defence he said he k•neit
nothing of the other prisoners, Hill and Giee!
but happened to sit near them, and assisted they
to distribute the bills.
Hill and Green said they were printers, 311(1
were apprentices to Mr. Coe of Little Carter'
lane, St. Paul's, whose name appeared at the
torn of the bills, and who had given them.
to pay for. their admission into the theatre for t'

purpose of distributing the bills. Ole
Mr. William Dunn, the Treasurer of .0
Theatre, attended and stated, that it was not
the power of the Manager to have performed ti e
contents of the bill in question, it not having bee.
sanctioned by the Lord Chamberlain. if it 1,
performed without authority, the patent attachei,
to the theatre would be liable to be annulß'
The most trilling alteration in a new piece/be
even an alteration of an old piece, could not a_
performed, without the sanction of the L°l.
Chamberlain.
The prisoners were not detained in custody,
required to find bail, but after signing the ac-
count they gait) of themselves, &c. they were di";
charged, leaving it to the Manager to proscoi'
them, or Mr. Coe, the printer. A
MYSTERIOUS OCCURRENCE.—Some time ago
beautiful girl of 16, the only daughter of a latil
residing at Earner's-terrace, Chelsea, was.mis!ej
froth her home, and no trace could be obtainer,
of her for some days. At length it was ascAii,
tamed, that in her walks, .which she was in ti.er
habit of taking in tlib King's road, with
brother, she had several times met an elderllo
man, of gentlemanly appearance, who entered il'er
conversation With her, and that on the day of 11 j
elopement, she was seen to get into a chaise 0,0
four with him, and drive rapidly away: It was 0-tt
ascertained from her little brother, that the 01
represented himself to be a Peer. In consf:
quence, an inquiry was made amongst the Lords'
e
but no Nobleman could be found answering tu4
description of the seducer. An application ICa
then made by a Major M. and another Gentle-
man, to Mr. BIR.NIE; and the Magistrate oilier:
ed Salmon, the Officer, to use every poSSal
effort trace the fugitives. In a few days
was ascertained -that the seducer was Sir
C. a Baronet and M. P., who is upwards °J,
sixty • years of age, and that he had conveYe„,
the unhappy girl to• Scotland. Having made ti""
discovery the parties again requested the advic,e.
of Mr. Birnie, and at his recommendation a wt'ir
of Habeas Corpus was procured, commanding S'
W. C. to give up (he body of the young Ladif
she being a minor, and a messenger was inv"'.
diately sent off to Scotland armed with this Ira!:
date. Fromsinformation received yesterday the
is no doubt that the young Lady will be speed''
ly restored to her family.—( Luker.)
,MARLBOROUGH-STREET.--The i
rows finished with fining Mrs. ElizabetilirlDiincalc-teis:l
of Castle-street. Itappeared by the testiroopl
of the officers on duty, that fire-arms Yver,e
tired repeatedly from the door of defendants
house, and on the approach of the constables t"`".
door
,was made fast,' and two men amused the;
selves with firing from the parlour window. l'
house was illuminated and some Ladies in full dreg
amused themselves by making conges to the cou:
cers, or to borrow one of their expressions, zralt!;
ing with their heads. ,The Magistrate ordeTe
the Lady to pay a fine of 205., agreeably to ire
Act of Parliament, which makes it offence
the house-keeper to suffer such to be done. The
Defendant at first refused to submit to the fineft,
and then offered. to pay half of it o' n'The score fine
poverty-, but on being informed there could In rig
mitigation, she, went home to fetch it.

CortoNrst's INQUEST.-011 Tuesday night
Inquest was held at the house of James Clarl'e?
the White Liono James's-street, Covent-garde7
before Mr. HiGos, Coroner, on the body of Joe
Dawson, who was killed in Drury-lane, by
wheel of a waggon passing over his body. Vet
diet—" Accidental Death."

BRH.
Yeeterday, in New BoswellI
-couTrt, Lincoln's.:nn-fields, t
Lady of Bo3ce (.;onibe, Esq„ of a son. •

ARR I ED.
MARRIAGE IN HIGH -LIFE.—Mr. F. West, only son o.f
lion. Mr. IVest,.and grandson to the late Earl De La Orafc;
the hvmeneal al ar, on Tuesday, the beautiful Mid
somplished Lady Georgiana Stanhope, youngest daughterdr,
the late, and sister to the present Earl of Chesterfield. '3O.
West is heir to the greatest part the very extensive
mains of Chirk Castle, in Wales, which have been so
and are still in dispute. A
On the l4th instant, at Marylthonne new Church, Eui';4.ol
Rankin, Esq. late of Madras, to Rebecca, eldest daugbic'
Mr. .lames. Parnell, of Doncaster.

On Tuesday evening, theMED I4th instant, at Jesus C 07,0
Lodge, Cambridge, in his 7Gt II year, the very Rev. act
Pearce, D.D. Dean of the Cathedral Church of Ely, 10-
of Jesus College, &c.

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