The Sun.
London, England, 1811-10-07 00:00:00

ParcE.

MA torou-Housa.Dn Saturday Aaron kiwi, a
boy of 'about. io years of age, was brought befori
the Lord Mayor,,charged *kb obtaining rt quantity
of cotton -from a Mr. chavnian, a linear, upon a
fictitious order.

Mi. Chapman stated, that he had hitt ly delivered,
Out goods upon a variety of orders is corning frtln
cnitomers,- which, upon investigation, tdriteti c•At
to ber fabrioted. seve4o of these ordeil Aweird,
duced, and'appeared to be much in the stunt hank.
writing. ' I: Met-Mined, if po,s.bie, to deibd tire
fraud, -Mr: Chapman wtl3 endie titcurnspiict, and on
Friday jast the prisoner cadie tp his glop with aqt,
Order, as fr4om 'a 'Mi. P:iltucr, ei ciAtener, fui' silt
bundles of cotton, rind unsling it similar to the tor-
mer fiaitions orders, he had the pris4nei detains :
Mr. Palmer .attended, and declared h .had nev; r
given any such order.
Tim boy lielng,asked by the.Loith /q4y9a what

he had to Saylor himself, answered; in pelt
Cation, that he iens the son of a rat-catcher,
Shoreditch ; that while he was playitit; with ,sornel
of his companions in the street, a man',
had never seen before,-called him. aside, .
sired him to take a paper, whieh he gave him,
Mr. Cliapinitia's, and bring what' he got to hint, at
the, corner of the ifrxt whew he would wait•
fur him, and give hint Som.:thing tar his • trutinle ;
he accordingly wont, and was detained;- he denied
eVer baying seen. the. m Before, or ever having)
gonkt cif' a shriller •errand. f>f a appeared mud'
alarmed, btit the Loma M.tiou hu,tialiely inquired
fur his rather, who was known tb aoine of the
lire Officerii, and desired his atteridinee on a futnie•
day. , The, boy was 140 it remanded fur further ex.,'
Saphie Franklin, an
.anticittatc4; Nes cpPrgtd
her ina,ter, a Mr. Atisitiabn, ateai4lo”lble: publican,
in BishoPsgate, with a vielentvAilsault 'on Friday
night, by beating her snit:throwing.. a,•,frying•pan'o'C'
building gravy over her, bytwblgh her arm 'was dread..?
fully 'scalded. ' thia her mistress ha 4
ordervd rabbits to,*dressed fOr sapper, that orde,t•
was afterwards, countermanded; but finding 141-
rabbits would not keep, she hail set he Trying.pao.
on the fire AO give them a scaldi, in order tivinaks,
a fricassee.lor the next lily's dinner. Her master
came down,• and ob,erving what she was ibout,
flew into a great passion; itruck her a violent blow.
knocked her down, and ,t brew the frying-pan upon
her; by which her arm, ,from the shout let to the -
wrist, was dreadfully scalded... He thea dragged '
her down the. stairs to the hal where he had A
watchman ready, andatie, was taken to the wirt.'.:tit
house, where she Was, detained all night, and tot
this, violence, she now 'sought .for redress at nis
Lordship's hinds.
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Mr. Atkinson, In his -deente, suited, dill
complainant had been absent for some tune in the
course of Friday ei:ening, and returned njucti,
intoxicated that she did not well knOW what 61)6
Was about; thdingeyery thing gntnik at Dios aitd
seens in the kitchen, he tem, ,nsi ratt4 with her,'bUt
stte became so vtiilent and abusive, and nia.!e 'Math
liot, he was obliged to send for. a watchman and
hsve ,her carried to the watchAteuse, where lt,r•cr)u= °
dud was equAlly violentiind outrageous. He posit
tiVely denicd ha% ing struck lierur noving auj
violehee t6waids net, futtiter than in "misting. to
cwrry Icer to ttit watch honse. Time scald on bet' arts
artist: irtorn LicCidetit. this statement lid we's cur.

r bprated by a youpg Lady, a ntar relative, who
was.ltresettt during, the whole tratt!taction ; and ttua ,
constable. of the night having..tesevit,td itt s iole.tnee
ot the complaisant in the watch.house, his I,,ordclp
thought proper to dismiss the
The' contplah.ant liov mg Nv,,it d at the ha;. for
some time, tt,hed his Lordship what re.‘tre.ss she
was to hare ?-1-lis Lordship answureci, thmt as her
ssory wad cotitradieted by t Ctenpetsnt witness, :hitt '
she boa brought thievitkice to corroborate it., her
complaint was dismissed. •
Then, intieed;' her sett began to work, she
plicated his Lordship for ledrei'ia in the most hernia.
sive tenets and pathetic language ; but this
mode had 'rio etil.;er, site tiew into a paroti.ystn cif
rare, ii.sisted upon justice, abused the ittikets and
stormed at such a rate, that they were at I,ist obitgett
to carry her out by force. She:M.lde, 'heyeral at-
tempts again to procure an audience in Ow Justice 4
roam, and atiast made inch a diatutbance, and ' eok
lected such a 'rob about the Mansion House, that
the,otncers wale obliged ,to convey her to tt plat;.: of
safely.

We understand that the man who twirdered
Wyldo, coming froin Crdi!don Fair, on Wednothy,
evening, was taken at Chatham .onTriday, wlteie he
went to enlist into the -'Marines, when his pithicular
appearance, and the deieriptiot) of the intudeter
having beeu received there led-tu his dlicovery.
Mrs. Mary White, wliti 'lately died at' Ince, in
Cheshire, had for along frequented 'Chester turirket
with fish. At the time of her death she 11,id in lier
possession 760 guineas, £Ol. in silver. and security
for 10004 the accumtilated'proceeds of her earning.,,
which, for amity, were deposited under a flag-stone
in her kitchen.

A person in Craven, of the name of Idilsborougli,
last week performed a singular act 'of postlmtnows,
conjugal fidelity first wite had, it. seems,
preserved, with .reilgiou4 care, ihttrimi of het ex.
tra6ted teeth, and obtained from him a promise,
that, if be survived het,- these, her rernaipas, shauld
occupy a niche in her coffin : but sorrow Is apt to
impair the memory, and, at the time of the lady's
death, the promise was forgotten, not wos it ever
brought to the husband'sO recolledion, tilt the pre,
served teettt weie'fteeideotally found. On this dot-
emery his engagement rushy(' upon. Op husband's
mind, with force it resistible, and he hastened to re.
deem his pledge, by -ordering the grove to be te.
opened, and the -teeth csrefutiy deposited by the
side of their owner.

The body of a man who is stippostd to have
hung hitritelf nearly :a year ago, wits on Tuesday
last foundAn a thicketat 13isliopsnourne i the lismis
had dropped, from the body, and .the legs wore
rotted otE
Throe female conviat escaped from the prison at
Philadelphia in August NO, by digging, frotn one
of the dun ;ron43 nodor the toundatioo w3ll,- and
nocend;rtg throiigh the pavement in a street a qtaar.
tor of a mile from the gani.

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