The Sun.
London, England, 1830-05-31 00:00:00

OLD BAILEY, MAY 29.

John Lainbourne, coachman to Admiral Tollemache,
vas indicted for the manslaughter of Samuel Ja obs, a Jew,
Thom he drove his master's carriage and horses over, in.,
Great Queen-street, on Thursday, May 20 (instant) ; be
hal driven the family to a charity meeting at the Free-
masons' Tavern.

The disputed fact in the case was, the rate at which the
prisoner was driving at the time the accident happened.
A great number of witnesses were examined on this points
and their evidence was very contradictory, Borne alleging
that the horses were driven at paces varying from seven to
sixteen miles an hour—some, that they were trotting,---
and others, that they were galloping.

A medical student, who had remained in Court when
the witnesses were ordered out, applied to be examined.
Mr. AnoLritus, who was counsel for the plaintiff, ob-
jected.

The RECO RDE R —The Inv of the case is, that any person
in this Court can ask the witness any question he likes,
which may appear to him to contribute to throw light
on the investigation. The prisoner can demand it, if he
thinks it will he advantageous to him, and the publics hart
a right to expect it.

Mr. ADOLPHUS-But, my Lord, it is contrary to prac'
tice, when a witness is ordered out of Court, and remains
in it. to examine such Ivitness.

The ItEconnvit—The witness shall be heard. His tes-
timony is public right, and the prisoner and the public have
Nilo' right in this matter.
Mr. AnoLi-ins—Then it is not correct.
The RECORDER—Mr. Adolphus, do you mean to im-
peach the judgment of the Court? • •
Mr. AnoLrnus—l mean to say that it is not correct..
The RECORDER (with great wsrvath.)_Sit down, Sir!
Tl4is is most improper—most indccont. SA down! I
say, Sir, and do not say en again, or—
Mr. ADOLPHUS (in a vehement manner.)—l will 61Y'
in spite of any attempt to put me down, I--
The RECORDER—I shall he sorry, Mr. Adolphus,
after
our long friendship, to go to the extreality the Court allows
n;e. I must insist that you sit down.
Mr. ADOLPHUS—I will sit down, but this is contrary
ti all former practice.

[During the argument between t' e two Learned Gentle-
men the Recorder sioopcd over the bench as if he would
jump down, and Air. Adolphus looked over it a, if be
would leap up.]
The witness was then examined, but proved no materi4
fact. Admiral Tol!maybe, who sat on the bench, gave the
prisoner an uaexceptionatile character for sobriety, kind-
ness of disposition, and steadiness.

Several others gave the primmer a good character, and
the .11ccoanca having summed up, the Jury, without
much hesitation, gave in a verdict of acquit•al.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.

DURING LAST WEEK.

Wheat.. 1 Barley. Oats. Beais.
Per Quarter. s. to a. s. to a. a. to s. a, to a.
65 39 33
Carmarthen. F. 3 38 21 31
52 72 33 31 22 29 50 52
111orreth...—_. 50 61 32 31 24 28 38 40
Penrith
Sheffield 73 I 29 41
Winchester 42 73 27 34 21 25 42 46
Per Bushel. a. d, a. d. F. d. r. at. a. d. a. d. a. d. a. d.
Coventry 70 90 48 54 36 40 56 60
Newcastle (Staff.) 10 3 10 9 46 56 39 43 50 56
Northallerton 7 0 9 3 3 6 4 6 3 3 4 0 5 9 6 6
Stafford 90 94 59 62 36 40 72 86
Swansea ----... 84 89 46 48 24 28_ 00 00
Warwick —.. 90 100 46 50 33 4 0 73 70
Per 8011.
Barmtrdeastle— 17 0 20 0 8 0 9 0 6 6 7 6 9 6 12
Durham 15 0 17 6 910 10 0 6 6 8 6 10 0 12 0
Richmond
Stockton 146 170 80 90 48 76 09 00
WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—May 28.

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-May
There is a good supply of Wheat to this day's market,
a considerable quantity of which is foreign ; the best fresh
samples barely support last Friday's prices, and there i 3
scarcely any demand for any other description. Oats are
not plentiful, and prices are without alteration. Most of
tl:e mAtsters have given over work, and there has been
very little demand for Barley to-day, at a decline of Is.
per quarter. Bans are held at about the rates of last
week, but very few have been wanted to-day.
Wheat, Red, Norfolk and Suflblk 535. 575. to 625. tine 675.
New Ms. 655. to Ms. fine 725.
White Old 58s. f3s. to 665. One 704.
--------- New tiOs. Ms. to 68s. fine 731.
- Foreign, Red 535. 575. to 645. fine 675.
White........«.....615. 64s. to 6611: fine 705..
Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk 22s. to 31s. fine 355.
--- Lincolnshire 29a, to 30s. fine 335.
- Yorkshire Wold 29s. to 31s. fine 325. •
---.. Foreign -s. to -s. fine---44
Beans, Old
-- New 335. to 355. fine 38e-
Oats, Potato . ...... ......... to 31s. due 325.
--- Poland 245, 255. to fine 30s.
- Friesland and Small to 265. fine 28s.
;healing l3d. to 14544.. per Stone.
Shelling 32,. to 345. M. per Load.
Malt aSs. Vs, fine 435. per Load.
Rapeseed

SCOTCH MARKETS.

24 27
23 23 -
24 27 -.
- 32
19 21
24 20 40 -
24 27 -...
39 34

Wheat. I Barley I Oats. I Beans.

'Oatmeal.

Aberdeen
13rw
Coldstream
C: t par
Dundee
Elgin
In ver n ess--
Kelso
Ki
Perth
'- The size

58 70 124 29
40 42 20 22
42 44 20 23
54 70 30 33
53 75 33
I) (0 20 25
53 56 20 28
38 47 21 24
60 76 33 as
52 .70 19 23 I
of the measure vat

21 25

17 19

IR 2,0
22 23
20 28
20 23

1 19 23
18 21
25 32
16 21.1
vies throut

30 31
33 3.3

EDINBURGH CORN MARK
Although our supply of all kinds
to-clay, last week's prices were obtain(
Wheat. Barley. Oats.
First 72s Od 3tis &I 29s 4d
Second 7os Od 35s Od I 20s Od
Third 50* Od 30s Od 24s 3d

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