The Sun. — 1816-10-25 (London, England)

GAILDLN.  STAGE COACHES.—.-Mr. William -Dean, Proprietor of th,e stßge-coaches trom ‘Ve•Aliarn awl :ntr itt..)rlt to Lontiim, ppe 'ire(' to a stimminii, on oto information, charginghim with being the• Pr pi it!tin• Of one .of the SVesthain ;flu! 'Stratford coaches to anti 'lrbil! !domino, 'No. 986;•on which. the name w4ts painted ; thett,svas allgt) pointed °tithe foot boat .tocnr:t•y Lfive outside, 4nd. Whereas, contrary twthe 81;1111'140,kt coach, which was'drivett by some: person unknown, did, about quarter Rust two o'clock in the- aft eruoott of the 29 ii of September last,: goipg _along Mile-eoll Old-town, carry seven outside,passengers, none of whom were children . The charge being itrovvl, the'defendaut teas convicted in tire penalty of ltYt. and costs, it Welt' he paid-tio‘vti. Potit.icAtis.—Yestettlay *the following 'named publiettns.appeated Co summonses 00 fofnltitation laid agratist them by-the Society for. the Suppression of Vide, charging them with.soffering iii their houses dining the hours of lfrirle seiviee on the Lord's' day, tl.O Eith of [hitt Thoduis Ctow, laildloiti of the %Vhe4tshottf, in V,ere•str6J, clare-roarkct: he was CMlViCted in the Itrtt.tity of 10s.: and .costs, being his first 'of= fence.  Thomas Rainey, landlord of the iNfargnis of Granny, in Drill y-lane,-for having 13 or 16 persons btatiding.tipling at the -bar ihtrilfg (*ism service : he was co:leaned in.losiaini,costs; it being liitrseeontl'offvfie&.  -Riebord tlkel4eAcock,. in Houghton :freer, Clare-market: be was con victi.d iii the penalty of 104. mitt cost.!l4.it beirg Iris firift.otiencel  m.inLisonoudn:stliwer., MEt,Ain,not,y C,kslc..--:l7t.,;viii,ly Joseph Treymon,a poor man, 60 years of .age, bat irlio bad; ,eeit', better daytr, baring formerly kept a large] iffaiker's shop in ltroad-street, Bloomsbury, wasi hcoaglit itp from ellargedl airb.stealitig n basket fall of bread it ow the shop-, floor of nr.Leslit,'llnker, ilow..Lstruot, Blooms.] may, it appeared Iron) tita.,e'viltienryo fil. pro.i 1. at;c,llo, that about" Vo'clbeti Veiterday the Iniket Was standing at firs door' ionv neymaii should take it, but in the interim it was infidelity ni;ss'ed: Accordingly , a starcli. %vas Ad. ou .foot-;•f arid the prisoner' tyas- ttiketi by Air; Lcilfe in I!ltiiiiree-strrer: he, made ito resisttwee, -bat seenred mtith rilieeted. Mr. Leslie,  thinking him soptiiiMpostor; itraggetl hint to the ‘viitell•htiose., He thought his factl %%FAS familiar to biin, lint' he ivds elated that he could nOt tracerajeattire of his 1314 opulent .n!rgliboitr. Whilsrbe wst in the 'Watch.; ltootte the lrk}:vtstarted tjk"severill:-linics fit the various, 'necessarily put to laid by ihe °aver ; uod Whitt kit Attie he *as so- overpowera by k,rie;* trod slyttine that he iletefirtritreo ou suicide, and actottlinily ciihtiived io-"lrang but by neo:ll4loVVreliief to die bars Of ttis pasou-Wininiir. '-41`' this state he colitititteil for mole than ten :11t :tatr:lifs..yrotir4 were beard by thewateft-lionsiAtteper's'ii-Vlll, who iwniediately gave the akkitu, anti the_poor  a a. •  rilln was tat ilostratitl lift Ily—SAnpaktl ptir;mpu.„ the offi.cer.--44:11t.-WeCtitor, on find rig Who the uu!ortAttlate mat) to prosecute, As are ca ,c vt.'ai brie ofiiCal. distresi,--mttl iteciiiitingly the worthy Abigis`tratt, Airtlered birn to be received into St.t.,iiics's vroll,house.  (4e4V,IN-S9VAP.E. . . THE LATE FIG 11 T .—hl tion was given atthis office on Wednesday -eveuing, that Cirrtii,„ who oppoied Turnerat tire fate pngitistir erinteetat Moulsey.hurst, bad died in consequenceOf the injhry he had received-on that occasion, and it was deemini proper to take Turner into custody.. Gattier-anif Pople, two officers, went instantly in ; and ai t hey naming), coujeCtiired that he twould he met-with at some of the Amuses frtvented by the brnisers, they proLectledin.the first instapee to the Blue l'osts pitblie-house, kept by• Oliver the piv4ilisr, and there found him-in the' greatest Flew .and spirits, amidst several Brother' boxers. They-.tnformed hint- of 'poor Curti-es. death i but .been already apprised of It, and had also .iinticipated that they is'anted lie was aecorilinAly taken into custody, and conveyed I)."tio).e the Alagi,..trme, when he underwent. an exan4ination. The priioner's- brother thought the officers' were not justified in tikinq ° hum Iwo custody without 6'worront, ,and Mr.•COLIILU HOUN informed lain, of the revel:sw; -.Turner was: ther.e, fore committed until she result of the Catcoupr's Inquest is known: The. body of the deceased lies at the Red Lion Inn a: HAMpton, and the Inquest is expected to fake place this day.