The Sun.
London, England, 1827-05-18 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

MANSION-HOUSE.—A respectable looking Y(.°114.011
man, named Manby, who described himself is .a Mht
Student of the London Hospital, was charged by alio
patrol with having -assaulted him- in. the discharge °L'ht,
duty, between nine and ten o'clock on WednesdaYl4.
in Leadenhall-street.
The Loan MAYOR said, he should hold the prigoler.s9
bail for the assault.
The patrol said, Mr. Manby had frequently obs,.--00
him while sending the girls out of-the street, and there .01
hardly a night that these young surgeons from the H°_ it
did not kick up a row in .Leadenhall street, on acrd
of the bad women, with whom they all seemed on
best terms.
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The LORD MAYOR hoped the present case would
them either keep better company, or conduct thong':
with somewhat more propriety.
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A Gentleman in thf Office remarked, that the
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of the same class of -persons,. in whatever neighbootbe'
their Hospitals were situate, was of a like character, 1)7
ticularly in the Borough, near St. Thomas's flospital•:.;....
WORSHIP- STREET. Ssi uoatma Toesccis
Yesterday a countryman, named- William Steot
brought before Mr. I:IENNErr and Mr." Twrroavien,
under the following circumstances :—lt appeared attach
the day before, the prisoner • and another - man Were I
carrying a bale of South- American 'leaf tobacco .throng
Whitecross-street, and coming to the shop of a trailer tiloe
attempted to go on ; but the proprietor (from some este',
or other) prevented their entry ; an officer, named tier
0.
came up, and took the prisoner into custody. The
man dropped his bale in the street and ran off; both be
weighed about 2401b5.
Yesterday Mr. Mayo attended on the Fart of the re
nue, and a Solicitor appeared for the prisoner.
Mr. Mayo stated, that he laid his informations oPtr
the 6th Geo. 4, c. 108, sec. 50, and sought for-a cool"'
tion in the sum of 100/. Ath
The prisoner's Solicitor stated, that, under the 1-t
section of the same Act, the Magistrates had the power°
mitigate it to one-fourth. the
Mr. Mayo contended that the Magistrate had not
power to mitigate, as the prisoner was found "carryinAch
The prisoner's Solicitor admitted, that, by the 15'.4
section, if he was found on board a vessel, unshippinkle
carrying away, the power of mitigation only rested wit" 0,
Lords of the Treasury. The prisoner, he thereforte°o
tended, not being found on board a vessel, nor unshiPPl:jo
nostrreecta,rrtoyinalgi,
inbtuent
tisneatndbypuranpoosetecraipnreomiwistchuinously thein
rpe
ing of the 76th sec. which gave the Magistrate the OW
of mitigation.
The MAGISTRATES observed, that as the objection W.it
was rather a novel one, they would examine the pniut
days,
attentively, and then remanded the prisoner for a feW

REPRESENTATION OF WORCESTER .---n
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generally understood that, in the event of a Dissolutionife
Parliament, Col. Davies and Mr. Robinson will again
themselves to represent this City in Parliament ;
Griffiths will also again come forward. A fourth Calla,
date has been named, but at present we do not feel.l",l
selves at liberty to refer more distinctly to the indivesio
alluded to.—Col. Davies, Mr. Robinson, and Mr. Grin'Aoi4
have given 201. each to the Worcester Freemen in Priv tit
towards their annual dinner on the 29th inst.— Forces

Journal. _
On Friday, a public Meeting was held At I,3olr-
mingham, to petition Parliament for an extension of µ-
Private Trade to India, and for an Equalization of the itb,
ties on East and West. India Produce ; Timothy STor
Esq. proposed the resolutions. In the course of hisTtrees
vations he expressed an opinion that the extreme d'
felt last year originated in the mistaken policy of the 04
vernment ; he doubted the correctness of the etatellti-
that our prospects " were gradually, slowly, but Per_Tbis
bly improving.!'—Richard Spooner, Esq. .exprel'''
conviction that the distress among the trading cotaffillibitit
'had been caused by tampering with the currency bio
distress would not be removed until the Minister retrace Vie;
steps, and acknowledged that though the principle of a ibis
tallic currency was a sound principle, yet it was iinPtseise
to carry it into effect, while we had such an Tr:.
Sr
amount of interest to pay the national creditor.---"'
eulogized Mr. Canning.—Worcester Journal.

DIED. ,rodorr
On Wednesday, in Old-street-road, Thomas
Od Ir
•
Esq., in the 66th year of his age: a most severe l,lO,
mentable loss to his family, and much regretted
',l
numerous friends. .. lik
On the 16th instant, after a few days' illnesi,,,,,.l:rier
81st year, William Keene, Esq. of Yale-place,' 'oB'7
smith road. 0

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