The Sun.
London, England, 1811-10-29 00:00:00

POLICE.

Bow-STREET.--0A considerable time was yester-
(fiy,occupied in an arbitretion referred to the Me-
gisqate, by the Masters and Jourtn Cabinet-
Makers, respetling the prices of their work.
A man we; cenvitied M the penalty of 404.. un-
der ihe Bum-boat Aet, -fur having ,a quantity of rope
in 11,s posses,ion, without' being able to give a
Natiilaaary accuuut 1101/ it became possessed
of it.

• GUlLDHALL.—Yeiterday 'Pumas' Corte[ was
brought up for examinaiion on a charge of burglary
and robbery, in" the honied Mi. Rice Price, p 0.1.-
mon, of Su -bill, on Friday night last.
lt appeared from the evidence, that between nix
and seven on SatUrday morning; as the shopman
opened the shop, the light d:ixovered to him the
prisoner a‘leep at one end of it ; and on being
waked, and interrogated how he came there, he
instantly ran into the street without making any
answer. The'. shoprnati followed, ' seized, and
brought him back, and rang the shop-bell tor his
master, who came down. The prisoner, an going
oft seemed.to have his pockets loaded whh some-
thing; hellropped on the door n runlet') of 64. in
twil.pence; and; upon searc)ting him, about a
round's worth more Were found on his person.
The counter was covered whim about tol. worth
'time, which had been taken from a desk the prif
[super had forced, and which sum he was prepahttg
tO carry 4 (f. It appeared that, he obtained entrake
to the house by scaling a twelve-feet Wall to get
'into the yard,. and had entered by the back door,
„which was not bolted and' he afterwards 'picked
Olive locks, with uo other instrument than a. rusty
nail, in 'his way to the shop, whale
,it Was sup.
posed, that on finding himself unable to get out
with his booty oefOro day-light, he had fallen
„asleep.
He made no defence,,.and was comtrutted for

MARLTIORMIGH-STRERT-....GAMING.—A ptiblican,
in Piccadilly,'Was yesterday charged with having in•
troduced,cards atnongst his ,company,„ and thereby
causing two grooms to loin I:A, by false `play. It
appeared to entience, that the complainants had.
jpinedinpLiying With a stranger at piri iron) crowns'
to pounds, and stt otter time %ikon .overal pounds try
tridging the olds (bending them into 110 arch.)
The stranger not ,bcing CUrtgra metals at tly.:t begin-
Mug of the play, wi).s unable to cope iviih his ad-
versacies, but I,e at length proved himself to be the
deepest in company, and not only won 11;,cli
own money, but t5l. in audition. Ite Wa., throat-
ined with law, but refnhed to refund and the
landlord was now:brought forward as' ti parlicLps
irirninis; but the :Magistrate observed, that iho par-
ties were alike criminal, and fined the landlord ..tOsi•
and cuts for suffering &knit% in his house.

SiOngs appointed in Middlesex and London) by-
(pre the Right lion, Sir.' AM gi‘NIA,NSVI ELI), Kflight,
I,ollCipat Justice of his 11aje4ty's C.%)urt of Cum-
won Pleas, at IVestinin4tev, in and, after PiltOtatil!.
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•
The heavy rains which have fallen in Folflushire,
for the last lortt►ight have iwotlen the North and
Sou' h Zdts to such a heigia, that the lOwlands in
their vicinity luive been covered by inunciationhiarge
qumtities of grain and embankments have been
lowvin away by the torrents.