The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-28 00:00:00

CORK ASSIZES.

James Golden was indicted for defiling Judith
Murphy.
The prosecutrix in this case was a young country.
woman, who stated that she lived in the service of
a Miss Beamish, that the prisoner was in the
same service. The offence with which the prisoner
was charged took place in July last, at Waterfall,
where all the parties resided. The prosecutrix
stated the particulars of the transaction, which are
wholly unfit for publication. According to her
statement the offence was committed in Mr.
Beamish's kitchen, at about ten o'clock at night, and
in violent opposition to her wishes.
On the part of the prisoner, a man named Barry
was examined, who deposed that he saw the parties
on the night in question, through a window, in a
very unequivocal situation, and that the prosecutrix
appeared not to be resisting.
Nicholas Beamish employed the prisoner and the
prosecutrix. The latter had no business in the
house on the night in question. She did not sleep
in the house, and might have gone home long before
the alleged offence had been committed. Upon
hearing the transaction next day, witness resolved to
discharge the prosecutrix.
Cross-examined—Witness, when told of the oc-
currence, said that there was a time when, perhaps,
he would have done such a thing himself, it he had
liberty. Witness paid the expenses of the defence.
After deliberating for about a quarter of an hour,
the Jury returned a verdict of Guilty : but it up-
peered that, in the interval between the retirement
of the Jury and the return of the verdict, a marriage
was solemnized between the prisoner and the prose-
cutrix in the dock, with the full consent of the latter.
The Learned ItAnos said that the marriage of
the parties was the only circumstance which could
save the life of the prisoner. De directed judg-
ment of death to be recorded; at the same time he
would consider what further proceeding ought to
be adopted.

HUCIIES'S TRAVELS IN GREECE AND AL-
octlvo edition of this interesting work has
just appeared. it might with almost as much propriety
he 'caw" a New work as a new edition, since the author
bas not only diligently revised the whole, and left oat much
superfluous matter, but has inserted a large stock of new
materials,
consisting of SpTeral routes omitted in his for.
rarer narrative, with much interesting information, drawn
from his Own journals, or contributed by intelligent friends
and travellers ;—the peculiar state of the country and of
the ancient monuments after the'desolating period of the
late revolution ; illustrations front the stores of classic
literature, studiously collected in a long course of reading
—above all the latter events of Am Pacmes life, with
innumerable anecdote,* relating
to that extraordinary chief-
tain and his connexion with the Greeks in arms.
ABITS.---.BONAPARTE exhibited some sin-
gular habits and tastes. Whenever any thing went
wrung, or when some disagreeable thought occupied
him, be uttered a humming sort of noise, far, indeed,
from resembling an air, so unmusical wee he, as already
mentioned. In moo
purred himself Soenatia, tilt:ie.:l by his
back-
wardswrit-
so dangerously, that a hundred times have I
called to him to beware of falling heels over herd...-.
leaning
In this situation, he vented his ill•hurnour againitthe right
arm of his elbow-,chair, cutting it with his penknife,
which, indeed, Was of no other use to hint. 1 took great
care to have always within his reach the very best pens;
for, charged with deciphering his writing, I was more in'
wrested than any one elate that he wrote—not well, which
Was out of the question, but the least badly potsiid!--7-
Constaldes Niscellane, Vol, 1., Vl4

Sucae.—The demand for British Plantation Sugars
has been regular and extensive this week ; the sales are
estimated at 5,000 hhde. and tree. ; the prices are gradually
vetting higher, and what adds much to,the firmness of
the market is, that the prices are higher at all the prin-
cipal outporte than the London curreney—that the stocks
are much lower than last year—and that purchases to
a considerable extent are reported for the outports and
for Glasgow. In the Refined market there has been a
renewed disposition to purchase refined goods; the prices
Are unvaried. This afternoon there is still . more appear-
ance of business, particularly in large and small lumps, at
71s. a '72s. (id. for which full prices have been paid ; low
Prussian lumps and single loaves, however, at about 75.. a
775., appear to be less inquired after, and have, in a few
instances, been sold at a shade lower prices; for crashed
for the Mediterranean there has been a little more inquiry,
and a few transactions have taken place, some parcels of
line (entitled to double refined bounty) having been sold a
4hade lower; for low crashed there are some orders at
:31e. a 315.81. unexeeuted, there being no sellers at
present under 32s.—Molasses le. higher.
FOREIGN Suann-L—lly public sale on Tuesday .020
chests Havannalt Sugar; the low to good strong white was
all taken in, 30s. a 485., as the holders would not submit
to the reduction ,we noticed on Friday last ; the yellow sold
at fill prices 21s. 6,1. a 24:5. ; of Brasil Sugars above 200
chesta have been sold chiefly for shipping, the low white
28t. up to 82.. for good ; strong white Pernama were
taken for Relining at'Boe.

EAST INDIA SUGAR. —The Mauritius on Tuesday, 5,509
bags, sold fully Is. higher, no low brown under 445. Od.
For Bengal Sugar there is a general inquiry, and le.
advance on the late India sale prices has been obtained;
700 bags by public sale went oft in the same proportion.
China Sugars minded, 1,500 boxes very low damp white
20s. 6d. a 225.

RUM. BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS,...The RUM market
is more firm ; the chief purchases reported are Leeward*
6 and 7 over, at Is. 9 d.; Jamaica, 30 over, 2a.
The holders of Rum are not anxious to effect salts.
Brandy and Geneva are without variation, This day by
public sale 24 puns. I hhd. Jamaica Rum, 28 a 32 over,
average 30, sold at 2s. 7d.
HEW, PLAX, AND TALLOW...—There is not so much
briskness in Tallow as early in last week ; the prices are
a shado lower. Considerable transactions are reported at
375. 6d. for arrival, and 37w. 3d, on the spot. In Hemp
or Flax there is no new feature.

Inuit Paovisms.—ln India Beef and Pork there is a
small advance. Butters are more firm, on account of the
few parcels offering froM the other aide. Large sales of
prime new Bacon reported about 47e. Arrivals this
week—From Wand, 8,871 firks. Butter, 1,411 brie.
Bacon ; from foreign parte, 3,218 casks Butter.
FRUIT.—A large parcel of Zante and Cephalonia Cur-
rants was taken oif by the trade on Saturday last at 74,
and on Monday the importers advanced their prices to 735.
for large parcels, and 745. for single butts: many of the
merchants now appear but little disposed to sell even at
the advance. Some Trieste Currants have been divided
among a few at 70e. Valeutia Raisins have become very
.carce, and there appears to be a good demand for them at
the advanced price; other descriptions remain without
alteration.

TEA.—The prompt for last sale is to-day ;it is only
heavy in Congous and Hyaena ; 'Rohm remain at 3s. Sid.
Cormr.—The public sales this week have gone on with
increasing spirit ; all Jamaica Coffees are Is. a 2s. higher.
The quantity of Jamaica sold this week has been only
about 200 packages at public sale, but a quantity of the
former sales have been re•suld at Is. advance; we quote
the Market for Jamaica generally Is. a 2i. advance, with
a firm Market. In Dominica, Demerara, and Berbice,
there is no alteration. By private contract some Ilavannah
and St. Domingo have been disposed of at former prices.
This day at public axle ISO tuteks IH7 bags British Plan-
tation (Jake, chiefly Demerara and :Derbies detteriptions,
and, of low quality ; there is no alteration in the prices.
Generally there is a more:extenaive demand for Coifires and
the Market gradually improving.

PRICER OF HOPS...Atig.tirl.
Kent Pockets.... _ 01, Iss. 71. lb. to
St,ssex. Ditto
Vssex Ditto - l2s, 71. 74. to
Fatalism Ditto, Fine OF. 04. OS. !Is, to
Seconds ......., 01, Os, W. Os to
.................. 01. Os. 01. 15s, to
.................. 51. 10s. 6/. 04, to
. 01. Os, tl/.:1 os. to
Old DutY laid at £lt.',ooo.

91 Os.
71. 14s.
Hi. Os,
111. Os.
11/ is.
71.
01. Os.
71. Os.

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