The Sun.
London, England, 1811-09-11 00:00:00

TOURS OA?.

The Ladies' 1-landic..p Plate, for beaten. horses.
Trevanion's b, h. Goblyn Pao . .
Capt.ilt I ihert's h. h Itose . • /
.11. N. Fellowes's ch. h. Homespun . • 3 2

POLICE.

A CAUTION T-0 WATERME.

VNION.HALL.—James Webber &Odds, a water-
1'11:tn, ~is hutntltuned betine the si ling Magistrate
by me. Burnett, of ..larries-street, Covent-garden,•
for rctusi,.g to take alare. Mr. Burnett stated that
br engag'ed the defendant, who was plvmg et Pickle
Herring—iatrs, to taks,, him to the. ; he
towed At is as London-bridge, tind then refused to
proceed any fat and Mr. Burnett:declared
unless he procerdrd the place to which he was
orucred, he would pay hint no hing ; the defendant
using some abusive language,, declared he would
th,n take hint bask for nothing to the place at which
ire got into the boat; and, notwithstanding Mr.
Iliroett's remonstrances, he did take gun back, and
land td him again at Pit kle Herring-stairs..
The wkiterman, in his defence„ said he refused to.
pass, under Lonch4Fbridge, because he considered
would be tt.ingerous to do so. He denied he had
used any impertinent langcage to Mr. Burnett, and
said he took him back to the stairs at winch he to. l
the boat, because Mr. Burnett would name no place
at wittch he would be landed. _ _ _

Mr. Bennett said, when the defendant landed him
aßatn, another waterman volunteered to fillip Mitt, to
the Temple, and declared there was no danger
whatewr in shooting the bridge, the fall not exceed-
ing eighteen triches.. .This waterman -stated, ns a
reason tor Reynolds retuiing, to take him ;to the,
Temple, that whil3t he was earning an eighteen
peg Vile up the liver, he ran the chance of losing
five or six shiltiogs bei,,w bridge. •
The worttlyjVlagistrate fined the defendant 209.
for refusing
.to take his fare, and 6s. costs, and exr
pressed his regret that Mr. Burnett had not also
arnnioned him Jar ill language, in which case he
would have fined hiat
Thti•defendAnt at fist pleaded inability to pay the
hue, but 141 the Magistrate declassing that, unless it
was paid, he should commit 'him to the tiouse of
Cortect.on far a month, be paid the money and was
chst,liirged.

CIUBES-SCLUARL..-On Monday, Mary Jones was
brongnt by 81, , he °dicer. try th Office, and ex-
mined before HEN 4Y AMES PY bsq. and eitalged
with ',bop-lilting. .11 asTetired drat the prisoner
cache into the shop of Mi. Thomas, luvenudraper,
at the foot of Westminster.bridge, and looked:ow
quantity of various goods to the amount of twenty'
ppunds, which she ordered to be sent to a trades-
Matt iri Westminster, well-known to Mr. Thomas;
and On the shopman [iring the.'firticles together,
which, were sele6ed by thtt prisoner, he discovered
seven yards of printed muslin was missing ; sus-
r6ting'the pritioner had fieetVed ir, aid on search-
ing her, it was found ou her person i she was fully
committed for trial.
it will be reeolleeied that a few months since.
Mr. Read, the jeweller's shr,p Jermyn•street,
was rubbed of jewe;ieryl articles to a Considerable
amount, at which time a waeratit was iibtailied to
search the howar of n,pastry-coGk, near SCAnn's
Church,. but none of Mr. Read'y' proprhy was
healed. About fifty pair of stays were however
proved to haiie been the properly of
ay.rnaker ire Cranbourn-alley,_ whose house had
begtt broke; open the night previous. The pastry
crack iabsctinded;. be has lately returned, suppo,ing,
That, a friend, of' his had settled the .busitiesi. He
t,ilien into custody by the Officers of Queen-
squire Oitice, a few days since, 'and is totontitted•
by the Naptrates of tliat 'office for the stays rob-
bery.

Bow-srattaT i--Yesterday, William Candle and
Edward (Mambos, who were apprehended yester-
day morning about one' o'clock, in Drury lane,. by
Salmon's party, were charged with being rogues acrd
vagalundi.
It appeared from the evidence'of Mance, that he
and the rest of the party were on duty at the abotie
time and place, when they observed three men of a
suspicious appearance, in company together; on
their making up to them, one made off and escaped.
They secured the prisone?s, and on searching Can-
die, there were Mond upon him an iron el ow, a box
cif phoii,horus, matches;: watch-chain, seals,'. and
ring On 'marching his lodging,, a sky loon 'or
loCk-liey, and a number of paWnbrokers'-duplicates,
incipally for articles of jewellery, 4ere found.
N,zu tuatei *tat was found upon the prisoner

Ti,a Citfic,rg ch,irged 'lle prisoners on suspicion
of 11,1111)6 confinittLd cittets felonies and 'bur-

gint te.. •
They were committed for further examination.
A man, who waa brought from tt.e country, was
cunitnattql torturibt-r.exantin,,tion, on :a charge of
noiithh; French pr:soliers ill tuaittog their ChCillic Out
01 11116 Ltlatitry.

MANSION-4101 M, —Western, late a servant in the
houv• Monist. Baring and
.Co. rged some dip
since, with stealing a 1,5601;Bill of L. )(change, ,t,,t>
,gala bronght up, yesterday for examination; but
tics farther prtteu)ars having appeared againit hitn,
be was remanded for tat titer examination at a iuture
day. , _

Monday the ble.tci!
StArey, at Croydon,
hheetitig.

og grotiod of Mrs, Elizabtql,
Nilo rubbed Ot several piec2,,,,t

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