The Sun.
London, England, 1816-12-25 00:00:00

MAMioN-tftst,..
Yesterday a wretched-lOoking man, named
Charles Jideinns, was brought to town, in custody
ut ati officer, from the neighbourhood of Barret,
by order of it Justice of the Peace, who 'caused
him so be apprehended -as n person concerned,' by
Isis own acknowledgment, in the late riots.
The Loeb MAYOR tend the depositions, Which
stated, that the prisoner boasted Of being in the
riOts, and of having seen the toast Sliot.---I,ltilt he
had said he shonld be hang it' lie waq caught, but
notwithstanding, if he had un opportunity, he
would shoot the Prihee Regent. The Lord Mayor
asked him what he had. to say
_ Jiddoits said, be knew nothing of the business ;
he 'declared that he went into the country at
o'clock on the day of the riots, and that be did
not want to shout any budy.
Tvro of the witnesses upon the Skinner-street
trAllSaClion attended, tints said; they had never
seen the prisoner before.
The prisoner's wife said her husband was silly
when be drank, and talked a great deal without
Meaning any harm.—Discharged.
WPRSIIIp-S-cftEGT.
Elitabeih King, a female of genteel appearance,
Anti of Ananners wt4l, calculated 'to impose, 'was
charged svith robbing various Inaging-hnitses.—
There were four charges against the pri,oner. She
first took genteel lodgings by false pretences, and
remainett in them until site (bond means literally
to rob them, not only of yortable.a.licles, bat
of beds., stoves, 'fire-irons, and
,other ponderous
articles. These were nil deposited
suiticieutlp
safe for removal to a house, where the prisoner
was setting out for when apprehended byliarnard
Gleed, the officer ; part Of the stolen property wss
on its way thither. The prisoner wins •remanded,
to give others an opportunity of appearing against
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her.
Janie, Saint ;Ind Thomas Kendall were committed
to Ne‘vgate from this Mice, charged' with 'kill-
ing and slaying Robert Pope, a inniper in Bethnal-
green Wiirkhoose.—John Went anti Thomas-Buis,
tWo other paupers, were committed for want of
bail, they havitfit been concerned in the outrage.
(Fur the particulars see Corder's Inquest,,in another
column.)

atrroN-GAIMpI. „ ,
Edward Mantled, ik
.confidenttal *errant in alter
employ of Messrs. Crowther and Blayney„ whole-
sale watch-manufacturers, No. 10, ironmonger-
street„ Old-street, St. Luke's, Was brought up in
the custody of Read, ilia-officer, for examination,
charged by his emp oyes with having r:rbbed
them, of a quantity of watches, made and tutruarle,
watch Cases, 1101dittlIS, gold' pants, and various
other articles, to a great anionnt, which he was-
the better enabled to do froth the great trust
reposed in him, he baying free access to the goods'
in the factory. In consequence of the number of
articles missing' .frOm time to time, several men
who ivotkini in the factory were discharged, no
suspicion failing 'moo the prisauer, who repre-
sented to his cmplAyers that some of the melt,
n.
were dishonest,
one illstistlee, po►or oia
Who had a‘t and four children, Was discharged
on suspicion of haying stoleu,s pair of pistols-en-
trusted to the piisol,er, for the purpose ot 'protect-
ing the-factory at night, ai he slept there ; the
poor man bus been out of entlioy ever since.
several of tile stolen articles were traced to the
prisoner, in consequence of which he wus taken
into custody ; ainl on his being searthek the
Ittplicate of'the pistols was found. iu ills pocket,
and -produced by the pawn-brohcr. , There were
five charge, made ont, Lind the prisoner was ctim-
Initted to NeWiptie for tri.4l.
1.10\1:-$TJULE1'.
EVMUIId iffitnday vas biomr,ht to the Office,
having been upprchended by Clement 's party .of
the Lulle patrol': statioo,la ;It Romford, 01,
suwrf-
Owl of hciog eoneet tied with others hi divers foot-
pad robberies in ESISCX.:
.}amts Gibbs, one of the hayse- patrole.beloop
in f 4 to this station, Stated, that. in .0011SCSIOCIIC.0
01' having received information of several footpad
robberies lately in Essex, particularly on Friday
itermiglit and early last Saturday morning, by,
three men ;.that on Friday,se'noight near llnen-
batu•lane,. and that, last 6ettOw.ty near.Chigwe,9,
mar where the prisonet resitted, 31111 allS,Ver-
login eyery fespeet to the descript ion Of one of
the three: robbers wilt) ball been concerned in the
',hove robberies, he went to his residence yester= '
day Morning, hetWeen twelve and one o'clock,
and found hit) in bed with hi clothes On, for which
circumstance he could give tor sufficient reason.
r---lle has been a king time a suspicious clot-
i.acter io that part of the country;
The risoner, was cotatnittefl for a week, one
of the 'parties who bad been robbed being very ill.
.WifS ttrCOPTSetillenee
gang of footpads the elder Watson aufri his varty
were stopped at Highgate.

A person, supposed to he young Tratscirt, was
Ater vsd in Dundee last week.---A diligent search
-,l%.sas cintrse instantly tuatle ; but if such a per.:
son was in town, he hail contrived 'to elude, dis-
covery. In the coarse of the seareb,"bOwever,
,stranger of rather a 'suspicious' appearance was
discovered 10 a lottging-house, and apprehended,
early in the Morning. lie was afterwards exa-
mined before the-Asheriff,.. and the,.asconnt he gave
of himself nit' being thought Satisfactory, atid
h
there being god reason to suspect that :be bad;
been concerned in the late riots in thametropolis,
~a report of the precOgnitithl WAS that night st!nt
off to.lhe proper authorities in Loudon, and- the
Juan delivered over to the custody of a .Messen-
;ger, till further orders should be received as to
his disposal. He is a stout good,looking.felloW,
,abont ZO,years of age, and calls
_himself -Robert
4ohnson. He aeknowlPdgea,be was in London at
the °time of the late riots--4hat in. comtug from
Mat'lt'-litne he passed -the ;rioters at the Minories,
!hut 41 not ,jok 'His 'fight titm has the
appearance of.being ottich bruised' (rota tile wrist
site elhow ; this be'attributes to a sprain re-
ceived nine months ngttiUplaying at quoits. tie
says he has 44 brother -in the 43d regimatit,llki4
that he came. to Dundee for the purpose of pur—
chasing -grain , 'bete. althour,b be is -14. perftet,
stranger it Scotland, -be:bas truoght with hint no
letters of introduction or, credit, anti little niote
!Home-y than would be -sufficient to defray Ili% tra-
t xpetices.