The Sun.
London, England, 1827-01-04 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

GUILDHALL.—(Tuts Da Y.)
Michael Davies was charged by W. Camplin, street-keeper of
St. Brides, with being drunk and disorderly, yesterday afternoon,
in Fleet-street. —Remanded.

Sarah Henderson, a pretty-looking young woman, was
charged by John Kiinburg, watchman of Whitefriars, with being
di•unk, last night, on his beat.—Discbarged.

BOW-STREET.—(Txts DAY.)
DARING BURGLARY.-Robert Young, John Stevens, alias
John Snobb, and John Goodwin, were charged with having
broken into the house of Mr. Thos. Burnell, at Witton, 'Twicken-
ham, on Sunday night last.
Mr, B. stated, that he learned by his servants, on Monday
morning, at six o'clock, that the house had been broken open ;
he found that the thieves had entered by very ingeniously boring a
piece out of the kitchen door with a centre-bit, by which they
were able to loosen the bolts. The dining-room door was locked,
but hail two large holes bored in it, one of which had a candle
thrust through it, apparently for the purpose of peeping through
the other for property. The drawing-room had been en-
tered, and the plate closet broken open ; but, luckily,
more of the plate having been taken up stairs the night
before, there were only some spoons and plated articles there.
All of them had been taken out and placed on the table. The
thieves had selected the 14 silver tea-spoons and four salt-spoons,
but had taken none of the plated goods, except a coffee-pot.
They had then ransacked the library, and stolen from thence
a fowling piece and several articles of wearing apparel. From the
kitchen they had taken some clothes belonging to the servants, and
some keys, altogether amounting to 501. in value.
Cook, a constable of Twickenham, found on the person
of Young a bunch of skeleton keys, among which was the dairy
key, two centre bits, which corresponded with the holes bored in
the doors, and with a stock, which was found in his house ;
they also fouud in the house several other articles stolen from
other houses in that neighbourhood, consisting of ladies' silk
purses, books, &c, a hat, belonging to Mr. Burnell, and
several other articles, now identified by him. He be-
lieves the prisoners to he part of a gang of 15 burglars in that
neighbourhood, who rendezvous at a house on Hounslow Heath,
twenty gentlemen's houses having been broken open in that
neighbourhood. Nothing was found on the two last prisoners to
convict them.
The two first prisoners were dressed in new clothes, such as are
generally worn by husbandmen ; Goodwin appeared rather shabby,
Young is a stout athletic fellow, with a settled ferocious look ;
there was nothing so remarkable about the two others.
Mr. HALLs remanded them for a week, to produce other evi-
dence against Goodwin and Stevens, and to bring forward the
owners of the other property.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.—(Tats DAT.)
Hugh Cummins, who was charged on a former day with com-
mitting a rape on Amelia Riley, was brought up this morning for
re-examination. There was no evidence, however, that the com-
plainant had made the resistance necessary to involve a capital
offence, and therefore Mr. Rox ordered the prisoner to find bail to
answer at the Westminster Sessions for an assault only.