The Sun.
London, England, 1830-06-19 00:00:00

L A MBETH-STREET.

A young urchin, named John Smith, was yesterday
brought before Mes•rs. WALLER and Sruzrncr.o, charged
with robbing four policemen of a quantity of clothes.
The Magistrates said they would order him to return
the value of the articles stolen, and pay a fine of 5/. to the
King, or be imprisoned for three months in the House of
Correction fur illegally disposing of the property.

PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS.

TREASURER OF THE NAVY.

ABSTRACT or A BILL TO CONSOLIDATE AND AMEND THE
SEVERAL ACTS RELATING TO THE OFFICE OF TREA-

SURER OF HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY.

Clause I.—Treasurer of the Navy to apply to the Trea-
sury for monies when wanted, which shall be paid into the
Bank, and placed to the account of the Treasurer.

ll_The Treasurer to draw on the B►nk.
lll.—The Treasurer not to draw for more than imme-
diately wanted.
IV.—On the death or removal of the Treasurer, the
balance to vest in his successor.

V.—The Treasurer to make up annual Accounts of
Navy and Victualling Services.
Vl.—The Treasurer to insert in such Account all pay-
ments made in the year.
Vll.—The'l reasurer to keep an Account with the Bank.
VIII.—The Treasurer not to be prevented from issuing
money to pay clerks at the outports.
IX.—The Treasurer shall be authorized to receive all
monies tendered to him on account of navy and victualling
services.

X.—The Nary and Victualling Commissioners may cm•
power clerks at the yards to receive monies for old stores.
. .

Xl.—The Commissioners of the Navy resident at dock-
yards to take annual account of monies in the hands of
Treasurer's clerk, and certify to Board in London.

TRANSPORTED FELONS.
ABSTRACT OF A BILL TO AMEND AN ACT PASSED IN THE

FIFTH YEAR OF MS PRESENT JIAJESTY FOR 'TIE

TRANSPORTATION OE (,FEENDERS FROM GREAT BRITAIN,
AND FOR PUNISHING OFFENCES COMMITTED BY TRANS-

TORTS KEPT TO LABOUR IN TIIE COLONIES.

Clause I.—Felons ordered to be put on shore in the one
Colony, but in fact put on shore in the other Colony, and
Felons removed from the one Colony to the other, with
consent of the Governor, are made subject to the same
rules, and liable to be dealt with as all other Convicts in
the same Colony.
IL—The Governor of the one Colony may receive
Felons who are ordered to be delivered in the other Colony.
111.—The Governor of one Colony may remove Felons
to the other Colony.
IV.—Convicts removed from one Colony to another
liable to the same punishment for disorderly conduct on
board ship, as if transported from Great Britain.
V.—Convicts removed from ore Colony to another,
subject to regulations of Colony to which removed.
VL—Supplying Spirituous Liguori to Offenders in
places of confinement in England and Wales or abroad,
made punishable. (This is the same provision as iniGaol
Act, 4 Geo. IV. c. 64. s. 40, and here extended to the
hulks and places of confinement abroad under the manage-
ment of the Superintendent.)
Vll.—Power is given to the Principal Secretary of
State to signify the Royal mercy, in capital cases, on con-
dition of imprisonment.
VIII.— Power is given to appoint an Assistant or Deputy
to Superintend at places of confinement out of England.

Per Quarter.
Ashburn--,.

Barley. 1 Oats.
34 34 124 28
25 36 !24 32
22 32 126 32
24 28 22 26
36 38 20 26
90 35 21 28
28 33
26 82 27 34
23 33 22 31
30 38 24 34
30 34 29 32
24 32 25 28
26 36 121 33
-- 37 -- 20
25 34 24 34
26 36 24 30
.. 31 -- 28
26 33 29 26
24 32 20 28
18 38 I 6 28
28 32 24 28
s. d. s. d.
00 001 5 0 70

Beans.
42 46
39 46
42 56
23 36
34 44
40 40
40 42
34 48
45 41

Basingstoke
Bath

Bridgewater ...—,.....
Bristol

Cheiterfield -.
Derby ..................

Devizes
Doncaster
DorcLestcr
Exeter,

Gloucester—.—
Hungerford --..
Leice5ter,...,,,.,,,~..,.

Newbury—«
Itomsey ---,.
Shaftesbury —,.....
Shepton Mallet ....
Sherburne --,.
Taunton --_.

Yeovil -
Per Bushel.
Shrewsbury

56 62
58 82
4l 72
60 68
62 66
60 70
70 74
66 72
60 70
54 75
64 72
64 68
52 80

45 80
56 68

48 62
62 70
40 74
64 72
s. d. B.d.
110 6 11 0

38 i 4
36 40
37 40
.... 40
38 44

ARUNDEL MARKET.—June 15.
Beef*. 3s. 4d. to 4s. `4. Veal—, as. 6d
Mutton .--- 3 6 4 6 I 0
Lamb - 4s. 2d. to 5•. 2d
Supply rather limited, and trade dull throughc

40 e,!,
40 46
Ns 47
t'S 44A
a. d. 5.
00 v

I. to 4s. Cd.
0 0

RU MFORD MARKET.—June 16.
it. d. to s. d.
Beef 3 0 3 81 Veal '''.l d.il '4. (11/41
Mutton 1 0 4 0 Pork 3 0 4 :4
_ .

Lamb
Suckling Calves from 14s. to 30s. ; Quarter old l'igsl2s.to Ifis. each.
A moderate supply, and a dull trade.

GERMAN PAPERS.

VIENNA, JUNE 6.—Their Majesties the Emperor and
Empress arrived on the Qd of June in good health at
Laibach, where her Majesty the Empress Maria Louisa/
Duchess of Parma, was expected.
AI Innen, JUNE 10.—Yesterday at noon the burgomaster
of Munich went to Wolpatshausen, six leagues from this
capital, to welcome his Majesty in the name of the city oft
his return from Italy. His Majesty stopped to dine at
Wallersee; a long train of carriages afterwards followed
the burgomaster, and in the evening the whole road 11
which the King was expected to pass was crowded will'
citizens, men, women, and children, eager to see their be-
loved Sovereign on his return among them with renovated
health. At nine o'clock his Majesty's carriage approached the
city, and was greeted with loud acclamations by the nu-
mows mass of the population, who accompanied him to
the city, where he was eagerly expected by the Royal
Family. This morning every body enjoyed the pleasure
of seeing how greatly his Majesty had benefited by hie
journey, as he attended the procession of Corpus Christi,
which was extremely splendid, and favoured by the finest
weather. His Majesty intends to leave us again at the
end of this month, in order to visit the circle of the Upper
Maine. At the same time with his Majesty, and as we bear
in the same carriage, Col. Heidegger has returned, and to the
great satisfaction of his numerous friends, who are still more
gratified at finding that his health is now restored.• We
sincerely hope that our fellow-citizen may long enjoy
among us the fruits of the glory which he has acquired is
the noblest cause of European humanity.
Vtgrasa, JUNE 7.—Metalliques, 100 f ; Four per
Cents. 96 9-16 ; Bank Shares, 1,350.
DUSSELDORF, JUNE 7.—Prince Frederick of Prussia
set out on the 2d, by the steam-boat, for Holland, whence
he goes to visit the Duchess of Cumberland, his mother.
PETERIBURGH, MAY 29.—The old Prekhti Khan, of
Tarkoff, who has lately been on a visit to this city,
died on his way home, at the village of Zaitsovon He
was a Lieutenant-General in the Russian army, and had
the Orders of St. Alexander Newsky and St. Wladimirt
and in the course of his long life (he was eighty-eight
years of age) distinguished himself by his unalterable
fidelity to Russia. While he was at St. Petersburg!' he
was honoured by his Majesty with particular marks.of hie
esteem. A mollah has been sent to Zaitsovo to pay the last
honours to the deceased, according to the usages of the
Mussulmen, with a leaden coffin to convey his remains to
Tarkoff.

FRANKFORT, JUNE 10.—Exchango ea London, 1511•