The Sun.
London, England, 1816-12-20 00:00:00

PUBLIC MICE, BOW-STREEr.

The brother of Captain SEYMOUR, of the Life
Guards, came to the office to ask for the address
of Rowland Atkinson, who, on being taken before
a night constable, had professed himself to be
-Captain' Sevinour. The brother very properly
complained of this affront, stating at the same time
that the Captain bad been for• some days absent
from' town. The Magistrate attempted to ap.
Tease him by saying, that Mr. Rowland Atkinson
, Nes evidently intoxicated at the time of I►is giving
the false name, and that the next morning when
[lie mune to bii seises, he gave his real name anal
61(111resi. This, however, did not satisfy the Cap-
tain's brother, who insisted'on saiisfudion for his
brother's honour, and at last induced the Magis-
trate to give up the address of Mr. Rowland At-
kinarm; .:, .

Vlach 14 the report sent 'from Bow-street, and
which seems to hr very silly bravado. If a Ma-
gistrate gives m duelling Hero the address of his
adversary, he of course tukes the proper steps to
preveut retteontre. Thus the Whole ,matter is
merely a job for the Runners]

rtEsURIIRCTION-MEN.—Veoerday R. Wiles,
grave digger at Stepney Parish, was charged, at
Worship-street Otlice, with stealing, bodies from
'the graves in Bethnal-green braying-ground.—
About seven o'clock the preceding . evening the
inhabitants about the (;burch-yard were alarmed
by cries of murder. On going.into the ground,
the prigroher was found lying down, and three
other men standing over hint, who said they
found him digging op a grave,' The three men
went away, and the prisoner. was taken to the
watch-house. On ex.onining the grotmd,,a grave
wationntrhalf opened, two sacks for the purpose
;.of curling off the bodies, and- an instrument for
..npening the .coilitt lids near to it., One of the .
Overseers' said, the Put role htopped three men ou
MondaY night, with a sack,' in which was the.
hotly at. -a girl about 14 years old, but the men
escaped. The prisoner, in his
„defence, said, he
was einising the Church•yard, when hu was at-
'66kW`by 'three- men,. who beat hint cruelly with
stieksThe was the person who cried tint:- murder,
and most solemnly declared his. innocence. His
face, indeed, exhibited evident marks of the beat-
ing; ii-eing shockingly bruised. Mr. Moose ad-
vi,,,ed the -Churchwardens to look. into his charac-
ter,, And °Numd him to, find

Yesterday and this morning, in consequence of
strong; suspicion, the Officers have searched some
houses iwTotteuhant-cottrt-road for Young WAT.
SON, but, as yet, helms eluded their vigilance, if
he is in that quarter.
The Grand Duke of TUSCANY hes formed a So.
tiey for the " Rew4rd of Virtue," for those of
his subjects who shall perform the most generous
autl disinterested act towards his fellow creatures.
The 'prize is to golden medal of :300 crowns, with
hteffigy of his Majesty thereon:

Rxtract of a Litter from Liverpool, Dec. 17,
" The cargo of the ship Harlequiut consisting of
flour, was this day sold at auction, Tlie Sale corn.
menced at 78s. per buret, went donnt to 735. 94.
and closed at 755. per barrel. The Harlequin left
New York on the 24th nit. when flour which had
advanced ;0 13 a 14 dollars, was again selling ut
'll4 a 12 dollars per barrel, and a good deal may
be opectqa...Acconnts have hero received out to
the 24th october..from Liverpool."

Sacattaum- --In the night between Saturday
fist, some villains entered .Etigh.ts-
ton eitio eh, near Birmingham, And brgke into the
vtititt:beiongiog to the fomily of Lord Cato'non Pa,
where they stripped many of the coffins of the
brfast, plates and other articles of fornittire. The
iron Cheit in the vestry was also earriell away,
velifehitlikv-teftta short iligtattee from the elil,veha
bearing marks of a fortible, bat unsuccessful at-
tempt to open it.,

LLI)THENG SOCIETY...-We bear) with pleasure.
that ri Society iv. been formed for providing the
FeinAles Rod Children of !lie Poor of Ilirmitighttni,
And ifs lminediate neighbourhood, ‘vii It clothing.
A Charity thus CatellititCti to relieve one Of the
most pressing wants of the distressed cannot fail
to meet with general support.