The Sun.
London, England, 1808-07-22 00:00:00

SMITHFIELD MARKET, Pity 22.

. 'Tbis:.dayi.s market afforded bUt a scanty supply of
.different kinds of Cattle; Mutton is cheaper than
our laSfteport; Veal, Pork, and Lamb are dearer;
Beef supports tact, price, and the trade for -the most
part was but indifferent. The sales in the Hay-
market. was not -liVely; Hay has got-up in price
Since"Motiday's Market ; Straw and' Clover have
fallen in price.—We subjoin an accurate. statement
of the prices and numbers :

To sink the OfTal per stone of Slb.
„ .
Beef 4s. 6d. to ss. od.—Mutton 4s. od. to 4s. 6d.-.Veal
7s. Oct. to £s. od.--Lamb 6s. od. to 7s. od.—Pork 4s. 6d. to
. W.
Beast 46o.—Sheep and Lambs, s,B9o.—Calyes, 312.
.l'iSt 40.
..

-1-1.1)16L tos, od. to 71. os. 61,165. cd. to 71.
tos. ad•--Straw tl. 10S. od, to il, t6s. od.

hio.lll, THE DeITCIE PAPERS.

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COPUtitif;tl-EIq•JUNE- asserted; that the
lemon of the tiiigunderstandiil,which.,Kevails
tweets and bag
bit tieftp,iiiiiieat6d.ae: landing of the troo-Pr; jifrr,ived
at Gottenbuirkpia,stbat a demand Was Made c:.
raft of Englan'ao• occupy alone two strong places,,
«ittely, Gottenburgh and Marstrand; to which Swq.,
den Ills hitherto not conceded.

Si of our Gun-boats, which sailed from Kibrn
Bay ot:1 the morning of the efith' were attacked
an. English Ship of. War. After a pretty long t'ati
nonade the Ship of the Line sheered offj and oar
heats proceeded on their voyage._
1-Icimmvfiffi .T15:1,17 the Letters
from Fulgoen and Jutland speak in high terms of the
discipline,ancl.gad order
-which prevails amerrg the
Spanish troops, as we.4l as of the good Spirit witli
.which•they Are animated. They have heard with -
great satisfaeliclwof, the accession of the King of
..NAPLEs to= the{ Throne of Spain:- It is asserted,
,t-hat they have sent an Address to. their new Sove-i,
re*, and requested the Prince:of PONTE Convo to
offer to him the homage of their fidelity and attach-i:
mebt. The Officers of this army are al ready• a titici-
paik the return (under the Government of a Prince
of the Imperial Family) of-that-glorious •era,
will restore to-the Spanish nation its ancient lustre. •-•
—(Hantburgh Correspondent.)
NATLES, JUNE 25.—The following intelligetlce,
has been. brought over from Sicilytk' a PrisouLtr of
War:7---The force to which the defence of Sicily is
ilitrusttl,-consists'of 10,000" English .troOps, an t
gOOO - ithpris.i•niostly robbers on the -highway
formed into. regiments; but
.the ruisunderAanding
between these"aitTerent nations is so great, that it
resembles. p Civil -Oar. ,noble-Otliceisol King l'Ett,'
DINAND haVeheern caned by the" English tiouftvon•
a certain occsilsion.. The Court of Sicily being %-v:211,
convinced that•the- said force is-nOt .suf!-icient to dt2-
fend. the -ISlanChe has tailed.. out a
which 114 caustbA very. great disciantent aniong tl7e'
Sicilians. In bitler to quell this di4dontent, and to'
cnganize the levy, the sons of the' higher ffrni-its-
itS have been appointed Colonels; and the'
troops of the line : are deprived of the few
Officers whom they had. All this causes additionli
perplexity, which was prevalent every where \when
the report was spread that Admiral GANTIIEAU.:E*
had appeared in the Mediterranean. In one (1 ,ar-
ter you would see hope, in another fear, and iit'
a third uncertainty ; hoWever, the - Court ict
not negleel to reinforce the capital; and at t!
same time to secure the proper means for their
tended escape.

POLICE.

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YUBLE&IJFFICE, MARLBORO UG.II- STR BET.-*YCS.-
terday TbWiles Davidson, a publican, who has •livect
for upwards of 14 years in respeatability, keeping
the Hole in the Wall in Grosvenor-mews, way
charged with feloniously obtaining a mi. note, the,
property of John Jukes, porter to the Duchess of
Mauchester,_ in Berkeley-square. Trour the-testi.
moray of the Prosecutor it appeared that he had teit
the note in his pocket on .the 2d instant, when .62
was in that house. When he. went home he missed
it. He returned immediately, and told the landlord
and his wife that he had lost a note ,r that value in
their house, but they botl declared that they liahw
nothing of it. The next day he came there again;
told them the number of ois note„ and begged- of
them to stop it and let him know if they should
have-it offered to them in the course of their 0u..„-
nesS. The landlord chalked up the number in some
conspicuous part, of his house. The loser also left
notice at the *ink to stop it. Nothieg more •wai
heard about itutitil a f<.tw days ago, when he
ceived a letter informing him that it had been ten-
dered by a.respeaable Banking-house in the City. It
was traced from- them to Mr. Whitbread's, and
thence to the publican,.,at Whose house it-kyas‘sup-
posed to have.becn lost ;Ale had. paid .it to a Cellett-
in9- Clerk; belonging to that breWery, on the 7:11.
The defence was, that the man knew nothing about
it, but supposed that he must have taken it in the
-fair course ofArade, previous ,to, the time of:the
ntimber'wheingliven to him :. his wife had the CUe..
of any large noes.ithat.came ine and she could not.
rernemberfrom whom she took it. Mr. Whilbreads
Colletling Clerk attended; he gave the Defendant 'a
most highly respeCtable'charaeter; he supposed both
him and-his wife to be incapable of such an aatioil
as that which was imputed to them, .and he did not
think it probable that -if. they had a guilty mind in,
the transaCtion they would have exposed thernseives
to dete6tion. by giving it to him in payment,, as they
knew that he uniformly narked every note which
be took in the course of his-business. The Prose-
cutor said,' that he would have been satisfied of the
innocence of the parties, if the amount of, his note
had been paid him upon its being traced to the Do.
fondant: :Under all the circumstance*, of the case,
the Magistrate declared that he felt himself justified
in sending it to be tried by a, Jury. , The publican
then gave respeelable bail. to stand his trial at the
next Sessions in the, Old Bailey.
PUBLIC - OFFICE, HATTON -GA R DEN.,--Edward
,ffright, better known by the name of 114y-lleariy,
aged 82, whOhad been arraigned at the Old Bailey
761imes,was charged by Mr. Price, the Beadle ;
with' going.into the shop of Mr. NlarShal, in Brook's-
market, Holborn, and 'stealing a piece of bacon,
which Mr. Marshall took from him and let him go ;
he then made his way to Mr. IlybOtt's,' in Gray`.s.
inn-lane, and'Sfole a pair
,of brass scales, whiell 'he
put into a sack he had about him ; and went away
followed by Price, unobserved, when he-wen ,nto
the shop of Mr. Smith, in Holborn, ender pretence
of buying a pair of 'pantaloons, but,who wAi not
willing to serve him ; he stole a pair of shears- from
the counter; he then went to the shop of Mr. Jor-
dan, grocer, in Holborn, and stole a bag of lump
sugar, which he-put into his ,receiving bag ; all the
articles were produced and sworn:to, upon which he
was fully coriinaittecktO Newgate for trial. Wh,-en
asked what he had, got to say for himself, he an-
swered that hews only in joke.

The Prize-money for Buenos Ayr,es, as far as re-
lates to the Bullion brought home in the Narcissas,
will be paid 'to the Army and Nay then preqt,t,
an the.27th and 28th of this moat).

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