The Sun.
London, England, 1811-11-22 00:00:00

POLICE.

MANsioN-I-TOuss.--Yesterdiy John An.i.
again brought 14001 e the LOtto.NLA Y N, he bei g *elf
up some days ago, charged with haVing in his/posses-,
sion several
,w,atches, gold ear-rings, and different
articles of jewellery, which be could not ...satio-4c-
torily acconot how he came by them.
Xingliley,' the Constable of Aldgate, stated, that
he was sent for to a public; house in • their ward,
where he afw the prisoner, whbm he. had in cos-
•io ) banre. on suspicion,. company of a lady of
easy virtue that he was shewlng. her
,his jewellery,
:acid defacing the 'marks upon t4eAt, that they should
not be known again, which indixed him to take
the prisoner in'custody. The articles had been ado.
vertised, but nobody appeared to claim theta.
The ipriricifier. Was again 'asked by. the Lout)
NIA volt if he could give an account •of 'the ntArnber
watches-arid ear-rings the box contained, and
who, he bought shed of. • He could give no account
of the n-nrilber of articles, and 'said lie Wad' piir.l
chas,d them Of a pcison in the street in White:.

chapel. " . •
A pUbliom from Thameistreet appeared, and. told
his Dirdship'thlit• the pl'iotier,- who wig p stran .et
to hici);(l4.4.'so'aie days since bad called and left
nincleen pounds in. 13itik notes in trig card, and
wished his Lordship's opinidn'if he should oe:iver
them to him. Upon iuquiritt hoW he came by
these' notes, the prisoner gave different accountS,
the last7ol which-was, that he I-6,1 them sent him
by an uncle from Newcastle to \'.,4e,' but could
not tell the inn br- public-house he had received
them at.
The Loan MAYott ordered the, property to' be
detained till the prisoner should bringlome, proof
that it was his, and in the mean time desired 'he
publican to give him three one:pound notes for tits
ininiediate subsistence.

Two thiseretints were taken into custody yester.,
'day, on the charge• of having extorted from a Gen.
demo who holds a situation in a Government omit-.
blishment, 01. at three several times, under pre.
tence'of charging him with 'a diabolical otrence,:.,
The oficuilers are a Gentletnau's servant and a clerk,•
According to their own representation.
Yesterday were brought from on board a veisel in
the River, and committed to Newgater, the under—
mentioned •persons, viz. John Smith, 'Cornelius
Parke, John Quigley, ,Charles Bird, James ,Twee.
dale, Wm. Cundell, George Armstrong) -James.
Fibbs, Philip Lathey, Noah Francis, Samuel Mac- ,
fatlane, and Josiah 'rester; on the serious charge Of
being found in open hostility against this cotintry in
the hike Of France. • •
On Tua,s44)loe'nnight, as Mr. •Marshal, a Gen•
tleman from London, and. a 'Lady from the same
place, were .on t heir return from Gretna Green, in
a gig, where they had been on a matrimonial trip,
they were stopped near Longtown by two fooipol4o
but Mr. Marshal clapped the ,whip so forcibly to
the shoulders of .one of the depredators, that he
let go the ,reins, and •by the spirited exertions of rho ,
• animal, which , set otf full speeJ, the votaries •:uf
Hymerf got: safe to= Mr, Holmes's; King's Arms,
Carlisle: : s •

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SMITHFIELD MARKET, Nov. 22.

This day's Market had a niiddling supply of dif-
ferent kinds of Cattle.; Pork is cheaper,' Beef anti
Mutton are dearer ; -Veal supports last price and
the trade for the most part was but inlifferlnr.
The sides in the Hay Market were not-lively s H ty
and Clover fetched better prices; Sraw has faileu
in price.4.-The following prices and numbers are an
accurate statement

To the Offal per st.ne of Sib. -
Beef, 43. 4d: to 4do Mutton, 46,4 d. togs. 6d. Polk,
4s. oil. to 6 Q.t. Yeat, ss. pd. to 7s. od. •
to:o. Sheep, 6791, Calves, 130. Pigs, AS).