The Sun.
London, England, 1842-12-01 00:00:00

GU ILDHALL.-(THIS DAY.)

A respectable looking man, named William Hawkins,
was placed at the bar before Mr. Alderman Fare-
brother on the charge of attempting burglarously to
enter the house No. 70, Ludgate-hill.
Police constable 312, stated that he saw the pri-
soner first attempt to enter the house by the door about
dusk yesterday evening, and having failed, he broke a
pane of glass, through which he tried to force himself,
when he was taken into custody.

Mr. Alderman PAREBROTHER, finding that the pri-
soner could not call any one to speak as to his cha-
racter, sent him for two months to Bridewell.

BOW-STREET.—(THIS DAY.)
FORGERY.—The Rev. R. Bailey, LL.D. was
brought up this morning, having been remanded, on
a charge of forging an 1 0 U for 2,0001.
Mr. C. Jones appeared for the prisoner.

The facts were These—About ayear ago an action
was brought against the executors of a person of the
name of Smith, to recover the amount of 1,0001.,
which was alleged to have been deposited in Smith's
hands by the sister of Bailey. This claim was upon
an 101 , and this I 0 U turned out to be a for-
gery, and for this Dr. Bailey was 'placed at the bar.
The first witness called this morning was John
Sinnie, who stated that he had copied instructions to
witnesses how to prepare affidavits, and that the in-
structions were in the handwriting of Dr. Bailey.
Catherine Glanville was called, , and stated that she
had lived with Dr. Bailey as servant ; she had never
been called upon to make any affidavit by Dr. Bailey.
Mr. 11111, an attorney, was then called, who had
been summoned to produce an affidavit made by the
'last witness. lie was called to prove that she had
committed perjury.
A discussion ensued as to whether Mr. 11111 was
bound to produce the affidavit, he being the attorney
for Miss Bailey, consequently a confidential agent.
Mr. Flower thought the witness ought to be com-
pelled to produce it.
Mr. lIALL said he should not commit the witness,
but he would note the objection for the consideration
of the Judges, and Mr. Bill must be subpoenaed before
them. The witness then retired.
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Mr. Flower then applied for another remand, and
the prisoner was remanded till next Thursday.
Mr. C. Jones applied for :the prisoner to be ad-
mitted to bail, but the application was reused.

METROPOLITAN YOUNG MEN'S ANTI-MONOPOLY
ASSOCIATION.—By an advertisement in our paper of
this day, we perceive that. the Committee of the above
Association are once more making an appeal to the
sympathy and active co-operation of the young men
of London, and we cannot believe that the appeal will
be in Vain. There is no class whose interests are
more interwoven with the commercial prosperity of
the country than the young men of this great city.
SHOCKING ACCLIHiNT.—This morning, at twelve
o'clock, two privates of the IstlLife Guards, now sta-
tioned at llyde-park barracks, Knightsbridge, were
taken to the strong room for being drunk. One of
the prisoners wrenched several strong iron bars from
the window of the room where they were confined,
opened the casement, and, with one hand, laid hold of
the sill of the next window, to endeavour to drop to
the ground, but he missed his' hold, and fell on the
stone pavement, lie was carried to the hospital of his
regiment with, both his thighs broken,
and otherwise
dreadfully 3 r uised.
SUGAII MARKET, Nov. 30.—We have ex-
Pe 11elvced a better demand for sugars this week, espe-
ciaP.y for good and fine descriptions, which continue
'.ery scarce, and have brought rather higher prices.
I Low brown kinds continue neglected.—Bristol Ga-
zette.
Lord Wynford has arrived in this city (Bath) from
Weymouth. The venerable and learned Lord purposes
to reside here during the winter, for the advantage of his
health.—Bath Paper of Monday.
Tuesday, the Archduke Frederick of Austria was
occupied nearly two hours in going over the House of
Correction, Tothill-fields. His Imperial Highness, at-
tended by Captain Fitzroy, R.N., and party, afterwards
visited Newgate, and the Post-office, in St. Martin's.le-
Grand.
WESTMINSTER SCHOOL. —The first representation
of the Adelphi, of Terence, will take place at St.
Peter's College, on Monday, Dec. 12. The second
and third representations, with the addition of a_ pro-
logue and epilogue, on Thursday, the I.6th,
days Vae 19th of December. and i% on-
day,