The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-17 00:00:00

BRIGHTLINGSEA, AUG. 16. —The Two Johns sloop
of Goole, bas born taken off the Baxley Sand abandone,
and making a gnat deal of water, and brought in bete.d
SALcoMBE, AUG, 16.—The Two Brothers sloop, of
and from Jersey for Exmouth, foundered off the Start
yesterday crew saved.
LONDON, AUG. 17.—The Cupid,
of Shields, the Tyne
to London, foundered near the Rough Buoy 12th Aune
g.;
crew saved. The Equity, Shields to Trouville,
bwas
of
in
contact, off Whitby, 9th inst., with the Notion rig,
Sunderland, but proceeded without apparent da,mage.
er
MOULMEIN, JUNE 15.—The Hon. Companyeamer
Phlegethon has been, and the Hon. Company ,both
st
steam
Proserpine, still is, on shore in the river regue; both
severely injured.
PooLE, AUG. 16.—Wind Wyke Regis,
Quebec.
PLYMOUTH, AUG. 16.—Wind S. w,_
Dale Park
Sierra Leone.
er p
FISHGUARD, AUG. 16.—The Hopewell sloop, Chester_ !
to this port and Newport, struck on Carrig Thrt porno!
Rock, entrance of the harbour, and sank; greata
materials saved, and cargo expected to be.

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MARKET NEWS.—rrais DAY')
HAY IVIIEICSTS. to 41 sit
SMITHFIELD.— Old Meadow flay, 31 83
New ditto, 21 158 to 31 138; Old Clover, 4/ 55 to
5153; New ditto, 31128 to 418; and Straw, 1/8 toll 14!
8
per load. A fair average supply, and a sluggish demand.
CIIMBERLAND.—OId Meadow Hay, 31 103 to 41 56;
New ditto, 2/ 15s to 31 143: Old Clover, 4/
53 to
1/ 103 to
51 sa; New ditto, 3/ 103'to 4183; and Straw,
1/ 163 per load. Trade rather dull, at late rates.
53;
WinTEcuAPEL.—Old Meadow Bay, 31 8s
51 55)
to 1
New ditto, 2/ 15$ to 31 14s; Old Clover, 4/ 53 tooto 1115)
New ditto, 3/ 103 to 4/ 8a; and Straw, 1/ 83
peg load. Supply goad, and trade rather dull.
COicONXII.3..
Si:M t and
British market ia rather flat. The quantity
briL
Deaf
British Plantation lauded last week at the
Bea,
West India Docks was 2,752 hhds 245 tierces 420
There were taken fer home consumption, 1,957 11
placesh
223 tierces 660 barrels. The stock in the same
is 19,951 hhds 2,552 tierces 4,602 barrels.
ylon
CoFFEE.—The market is steady. Native Ce
44s per cwt. East
Ruar.—The quantity landed last week at the
and West India Docks was 109 puns 5 hhds; there were
taken for home consumption 181- puns 5 hhds, and e%*
ported
78 puns 112 hhds. The stock in the seine Ple
c4/5
is
is 13,632 puns 524 hhds.
RI 6E bags Bengal were offered by aue3s
10
ioni
the sound was all taken in at 103 to lls for mid
good white. isold
SPICES.—At auction 3,948 bags Allepi Pepper all a
at 3 7-6 d to 4d for mid and good, 41 packages
Pod Pepper was taken at 54s to 60$ per cwt. Ginger,
d raid.
127 barrels found buyers at 393 to 52s for ord an d
TALLOW.—P.Y.C. is 398 6d per cwt on the spot, 9aTown 40a 3d. Africar

TEL.—The market is quiet.
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CRIMINAL COURT -(TIllS v`-AY.)
OLD COURT.
Stnid
(Before the RECORDER.) i,
Thomas Curtis, 33, bootmaker, and William n
30, bedstead maker, this morning, pleaded guilty to
end
indictment charging them with feloniously` breaking suonua
entering the dwelling-house of George hi3kill'icles, /1; kW
detected
stealing therein three watches and other art. iii
Si., his property. Both the prisoners were
up
the robbery, and on being taken into custody go"
the stolen property, and also a bunch of skeleton 0?"
nt
They were each sentenced to imprisonrae for Mae
calendar months.

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MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.
(THIS DAY.)
John Brown, aged 40, pleaded not guilty to an falseirldiet
ment charging him with attempting, by means of ~
pretences, to obtain from the London pods C 0
certain moneys, with intent to cheat and defraud the
sem..
Mr. GIFFARD, who appeared for the prosecluttniotnc;
stated that it would, perhaps, be necessary 'A The
the jury the course of business carried on there. d big
prisoner was what was termed an extra labourer, on tit
time of working was from eight in the mornitig t°„l.
four o'clock in the afternoon, when they received 23. ,u_,„
for the day's work. It was usual, upon the men botue6;
taken on, to have their names put down on a /1111,,910
roll; and that being done, they are assigned a psrt•e-was
du'y to perform. On the 20th July the
placed to work on the East Quay, but absented hireseu
the whole of the day. At four o'clock hemade his t 11:),:
prisoner a
pearance at the pay table, and stating that he had bef:L:
at work, obtained the money which now formed the sup
jest of indictment.
fully bore out 030
Several witnesses were called, who
La .rued Gentleman's
statement.
The risoner denied te charge, and stated that be
had not had means to get ce
witnesses for his defen. ,
Mr. WITHA.3I, in the absence of Mr. Sergeant
Guilty.Acla.ln!
summedHH oesnwusseaasontsue7Cpn,:oterrnnraecencreddtaiontnot
dh.tehjruerey
mr eot un rt
hit
se d
hail
ry
de rdtc t 0 f .
?11',F,Aftling from
tahtehdepwrveoalpliiuenregty-ohfoolufosse. twelv°
William Miner werehlf:unrej -ell: :1
toYf
a' the
value
of
bootsso4 of, property of M i
Edward G 1.
other articles of the value of 00/ h
o t te b Gerlach; and a silk' Mrs.
hEheal inz di bkeetrlic hTieYfr.r:lorc;
Ann Hunter. ~ t o prop
0f llif .
silver forks
..;
Mr. WITHAM sentenced them to be
imprisoned flrtele
kept to hard labour for twelve calendar months in tb
House of Correction.

BOW-STREET,—(THIS DAY.)
....--0.---- - 00. A
CHARGE AGAINST LORD FRANNF
Dor-
Plibe, -I
Frankfort, for having unlawfully composed, " • ,
The adjourned hearing of the charge agate9!;sted,
and published a foul, malicious, and defamatosrywed to
and concerning Lord Henry Lennox, via' re u obortif
morning, before Mr. Henry, the in
after the night cases had been disposed of of Lord
Mr. Humphries, solicitor, appeared on be
as au'
Arthur, w
Henry Lennox, who, with his brother
commodated with seats on the bench. there waS,hil
When the doors of the court were 01)0° dto '-'ll
great rush of persons. and the small place allottt
agistratc,
publics was speedily filled. A lac° fo
Mr. Dearsley, barrister, conducted the .0 who
•• nt'ne,
Lord Frankfort, in the absence of Mr. .13,1"3-1
was engaged at the Central Criminal Court. printed
John Day was first called. He identified a boing
''
paper which was one of the alleged libels, oa 0 the
been taken by him from Lord Frankfort s table „Liar°
30th of July last.—(This document alluded to thed r
the.o
of Portland Place," which Mr. Humphries sal
It was
could be no doubt meant Lord Henry Lelan°' nibling'
read at length in the court and alluded in a ra`l3o ill'
confused, and misty manner to the intrigues 0f j° coP
dividual.) The witness added that ho found three
of the paper on the table. erg west
Cross-examined by Mr. Dearsley—The pap 01.001
found on the table some days after the woreeo._,tero itl
was taken into custody in the act of putting ,le'oo the
the post-office. Toe papers were laying looselY
table, and there was no concealment about theal: ja ;he
Joseph Clayton, printer and nevviipsper and
Strand, said when the paper was shown to Ind 1 'OO wbo
to print it, but I handed it over to the Per,6,,,,, hidl,
prints our newspaper covers. It was priuteo "ii'fals.
and the copies afterwards passed through WY t WI
I did not deliver them to Lord Frankfort, 1080'0
would be handed to any one who represented lit°
cowing from his Lordship. 0.. fr vi
By Mr. Dearsley—l did not receive the orde'ap
Lord Frank Fort; in fact, I never saw him in uIY h•,,-icl I
Robert Walton, living at 21, Short's-gardeug, Said
was messenger to Lord Frankfort. I have b,f,,,nytoo'i,
him altogether nine mouths. I went to Mr. t" acs
a
for copies of some papers. I only went there ooor, soi
I ordered the remainder to be sent. 1 fregoitnicio. 1
the papers afterwards. I distributed some thear;io the
was sent to give them away to passers-by 09.1;ordshiP
streets. I was ordered to do this when Dio 'poking'
lived in Jermyn-street, and af tor he removed t
ham-street. anybeclit that
to
By Mr. Dearsley—l am messengar brig'
is the only way I get my living. it was Itfort• It w 66
mas I delivered the bills for Lord
Fran
certainly dove
within the last nine months. I have lot eighteen
something for his Lordship during the
occasiosq;
months. I was only employed by
The were to
He found fault with me sometimes. -- e 0
same as that produced. a the c 135
hog
Mr. Humphries intimated that this cone
trouble
for the prosecution.no the
Mr. Dearstey said it was not his intaglio, . At ~,,
before C
the magistrate with any lengthened rera '''
ar
von weo‘i
outset he might be allowed to say that the u A
P rette- tb a
instructed him, as well as himself, deoplY re,g, "ye bee,
the Noble Lord (Lord Henry Lennox) shotile: 00de,ra
made the subject of so disgraceful a libel apse) shoal
consideration. He (the Learned Cou.o or ma
almost have thought that the apparent mad pen been of
becility which pervaded the lib©l would havu,itiou
sufficient reason for a person in the sigh Pic jecli ''
the Noble Lord treating it with perfect that
ferenco and contempt. Neveriheless, he Wngringtegd
Noble Lord had taken the right course in
(Inert; 'l,l';
the matter under the consideration of this `-',,"„---, if a"'
he was instructed by Lord Frankfort to sal that 1°
Henry thought there was sufficient or sof evidence col'
justify a well-grounded suspicion that he bad asked, oat
earned in these libels, ho (Lord Frankfort)
other trh‘
demanded, that h
t-e case should be sent to
becauseanother
be
pow
banal to undergo further allinvestigation
tbe traooll°A'
tively denied having had any part t!
desired this he Por-
tion. But though the Noble Lord
n his own era t,ll°
that neither such a
wish inotluence the rug`,,s;
complainant's part would
ht it necessary ' 0 tt'',
trate in the course
be :-hineag In his (Mr. Dearalell9,l
on the evidence beforeevidei
tic.° whatever to connect :',c
opinion, there was no.ibels,
or to justify the case he''",
Frankfort with the I
As he understood the cache Ken
sent before a jaryti'impi -
y this—that a woman visa fd° the
made out,
it wassting some letters which contain,' . ha
by the police
but were was the evidence to conneo `9ll,
alleged libels;
kf rt? It was shown, no doubt, that
reliesd
with Lord Flan
A ° his Lordship's'residence,an •
~h,e
wont afcerwarus to
.rnio'
lice were coming, but beyond some .0 ocvt
out the po
tion, nothing
was proved in evidencc.b Lie
converse
cognizant of what she had been dowk and
that he her in, eri-
was
somewhat foolishly in letting
perhaps. actedough it/ a
ed a suspicion; but was that en t* re said,
thus rais he be 0
I caso of this kind? However, if, as . _ th„„ght
rains ; ' his sound discretion,. Lord„
the magistrate exercising ~ _nu], his _
the case should be sent to another triw,enid consent tO
ship, without in any way prejudging w
and all interested to
until a full
that course; and he hoped the public, an
fit . , f
the affair, would suspend their judgmc
Aful, foolish,
yet, as these diograc- f 80030
inquiry was instituted,
b the roduction o
A thelVf
and wicked libels were, no dout, t? ,
well disregard e
madman, the complainant might w _,,
end best
•
and if he did so the mutter might !WY won