The Sun. — 1818-09-24 (London, England)

NNW. evince by any means the loveles.fi gratitude she felt towards her mother. At lotes ago, however, she unhappily became acqa• with a man who repreteuted himself to b:tais tan R. in the al•thy, upon half-pay. .....400. quaintance commenced in one of the.llie", where he had alt opportunity of shewifig her, civilities, and upon his accompanying ber 110-00; her mother was so struck with the stepeipr,oo... ners anti behaviour of the " charming C"P'-,, orei htt that she gave him a general invitation thouse. lie continued his visits, was most 'lOll miffing in his attentions to the (lan gb r;016. upon Many occasions expressed a wish t° Olt her his wife. No objection was started ° tsti part of the mother; and under the impressi°l.;.ol e his views were of the most honourable „ataff • permitted her daughter to accdmpaimy Ode et) the places of public amusement. This CO° f at length proved as fatal to the virtue ° (Pg daughter as to the happiness of the parenii;efilta . night, after coming from the Haymarket r (' mei' she was prevailed upon to accompany her 41 She remained with .him for three days a" ty°ol during which period the wretched muotil'io wandering about in all .directions in sea a 1 her, and caused hand-bills to be eireol°l-, 04 feriug a reward for her discovery and r tion. Time ruined girl at length carried 10.1,1 and although received with open arms a°o of joy by. her parent, her behaviour tr°/d. PC; momeut was the reverse of what it 1°00r'; inerly been. She conducted ht.,ell tieotelsj her mother bud the family Avid) thelg "pa hauteur, and upon being slightly reholcell'epilf,!: abuse them in the vilest manner, using' 1/1-,14 that would almost disgrace the phrlie°9ool t, Giles's. Within the last ft* weeks fl'eri, missed several articles of jewellery, '''e!ti parel, &c. and at length made the agq°';;:rsl''e covery that the perpetrator Was no °LW' it ell daughter, who bad stolen the property aunlomliee ed it at different pawuhrokers. She (the discard had not the slightest doubt, from other' ries she had made, that the produce of went to support the wicked paramour 01 mingrej for she had lately learned that he was a sll',o venturer, never having been in the army die She at length detected watchgh intratailat of -conveying away her and seal' 000" house, and unable to bear with such opci• any longer, she, gave her in charge to an 0,39 'lOl The Magistrate observed, that this. pa die P• le!ri• must extraordioary, as well as the tho" able case be ever remembered, and aske ,1 wer tad at 's what she could have to say in a'. charge the enormity of which was abut's' 00.°,(1. parallel. The young delinquent, tvithi,er lief" • e ed said, " she Would do ally thiog to assist 3ross Captain, who was just now a little emb.s araProak' The unfortunate mother, at hearing 0,10,15 c senseless into the arms of aim officer, anti seem= veyed array in that state. The pris"'l.4ol,o,o, 4,„ pos quite unmoved, and was remade" • • olitif orders that she should he kept in s finement.  (S.urveyor of ..,—........_ WiNDOW Tax ES. —A Bat li Paper 5919'de 1)0° !!rstand, received directions to roake;'„richsrV diate survey of houses-and windows► ao" "I -00;1)i- , all windows-constructed with divisi°l/sd,°, thc;ll Taxes for this District bas) 001 asso many separate lights. All Wi"(l°-.5.0, 'i fore, known under the name of hencef • lir~►ts• henceforth be deemed three 1i,,1 " illicw P° ell 1 Mr. Wilkie, landlord of "die Crowliptre , cionse, corner of Dufont's-place, 1311791.1 i: Se ' 11.44-market, was found drowned i" I pal gent's Park, at twelve o'clock o► Stodi4ther I)/ He had- left his house at eii!,-lit, but wjitexttg`fill. death was by suicide or by accident is r'a rene.ia ,  COAL lA.ltli•lcf, ssr.rt:lnt:ll.23' Dice' 631 sllips at