The Sun.
London, England, 1839-09-02 00:00:00

TEA SALE.

The monthly sale of Te..: commenced at the London Com-
mercial Sale-rooms, 3lincing.lane, and was well attended.
The sales were flat, but price 3 not lower. The quantity adver-
tized consisted of 4,048,506 11)5.

COUNTRY CORN 31ARKETS.
NEWCASTLE CORN EXCHAgGE.-August 31.
8.,.e. White
Wheat, Northumberland . 4B:. 74? s4s 76.1
-- Norfolk and Suffolk... ......... ... 703 744 ... /43. 77..
- Berwick and Scotch.... ..... ...... 58s. 625...... 3- 8.
- Foreign 64s. 70;.....-.. 665. 765. •
stye, Norfolk and Suffolk
- Foreign St,. aos . .... ...11. g
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suffolk 3.33. 403....... --.'• -4. t,
-- Grinding and Feeding 223. 363. - 3
Malt, Norfolk and Suffolk.. ......... ....... 643 683 -a --.• sr
Beans, Sinai!
- - Tick 423. 443 -a. ....4. bk
Pease, White 4O; 425..... --a. -a.
----- Gray
Oats, Northumberland, Potatoe 2ls. 325. --a -6.
.-.---- Feed . 2Bs 293...... -5..-a.
-- Foreign ... ~.. -s. -e ...11. •••••
Flour :.'411" sack) s2s. 53a -s. --a.
~.....-.......

- - 9VAKfFIELD CORN MARKET-August 4ii.
Wneat, Red, Noi!olk and Suffolk -s. 665. to 68.. fine 704
Lin. allt.l Cam. -s. 645. to 665. fine 688.
-- Yorkshire
--- AN bite
..----- Foreign, tied • -s. 625. to 645. fine 66E.
White , .-s. --a. to --s. nne 7216
Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk ...... , -s. to -s. tine .-s.
---- Lincolnshire O. to -1. fine ......
- Yorkshire Wold Mg. to 33r, fine-r.
- Foreign
Beans, New
----- Old
Oats, Potato 3os. to 318. fine 3.4 e
-..,- Poland -s. -s. I o Ms. fine 14a.
.......... Vriezland and Small -s. -s. to 235. fine '..914
--- tr..".aling
Shelling
Malt
Rapeseed ......

VICE-CHATCERY—(THIS DAY.)
His Honour the VicE.CHANcEL:oa sat this morning, itl
Lincoln's Inn, at one o'clock, for the ;,urpose of hearing
any application of a pressing nature, previou; to his leav:ilig
town for the North.

THE CORPORATION OF CARNARVON V. EVANS AND OTHERS.
Mr. KNIGHT BRUCE moved in this case f,r an injunction
to restrain the defendants from selling or conveying, or en-
tering into any contracts or engagements for selling or con-
veying to any person, by virtue of the authority contained
in the indenture of the. 14th December, 1833. Two of
the defendants, George Evans and William Titterton, were
mortgagees of certain lands belonging to the CGrpo-
ration, and they had transferred the mortgage dee.
to William Lloyd Roberts, a solicitor, who was veil
much opposed politically to the corporation of Car-
narvon as it was now constituted, and who bad
threatened to exercise the power of sale contained in the
deeds, and to sell the hereditaments by private contract
without the knowledge of the plaintiffs. The affidavits is
support of the motion, after verifying the above facts, stated
that the mortgaged property was valuel at 25,000/., and.
that the mortgage money was only 800/
The VICE CHANCELLOR granted the injUnCtioO;
COOKE AND OTHERS V. LEAF and OTHERS.

Mr. KNIGHT BRUCE also moved for an injunction to re'
strain the defendants from selling, or exposing to sal?,
any mixed fabrics of the pattern invented by the plaintiff
during the period of three months, or until further order.
The application was made under the Act passed in the
present reign extending the protection of the former Acts
to mixed fabrics (the fabric in question was called ?near
line de laine), and giving three months exclusive privi-
leges. The Learned Counsel read the affidavits in sup-
port of the application, and stated that the proceedings
were obliged to be very rapid, as the right only continued
for three months. The day of publication was on the 27th
of August ; the piracy took place on the same day, and
the bill was filed on the 30th.

His HONOUR, after comparing the patterns, which ap-
peared to be precisely similar, thought there was a clear
case for an injunction.

BOW-STREET.--(THIS DAY.)

An errand boy named John Kelly, and Sarah Kibby,
were brought up by 87, F division, charged with creating&
disturbance on Saturday night, in Broad-street, St.
On being asked what they had to say to the charge, the
male prisoner, who was allowed to give evidence, said that
he was on his way home, after receiving some money from
his father, to give to his mother, for market, when he mat
the prisoner in company with several others, and she drove
one of them against him with such violence, as to force him
into the carriage way. On recovering himself, not seeing
a policeman at hand, he ran after them, and the prisoner
set a dog at him, which sexed him by the leg and cut him,
Upon the arrival of the constable she repeated the offence,
and the dog being a ferocious animal, snapped at him a se-
cond time, and tore his trowsers.

The prisoner said that the witness first annoyed the
dog, and upon her interfering he assaulted her.
Mr. TWYFORD ordered her to pay a fine of 205., for the
assault, and in de fault he committed her to hard labour
for one month, but on her leaving the court ahe commen-
ced cursing, and swearing that she would repeat the offence
the moment she could get her liberty,
She was again placed at the bar, and a fine of 40s. Wag
imposed upon her, or be committed to hard labour in the
House of Correction for two months.

Win. James, a plumber and glazier of Little SurtC.i.
Street, Blackfriars Road, was charged with robbing
in a dwelling house undo r the following circumstances,
The prisoner it appeared entered the Cheshire Cheese
public-house, Marquis-court, Drury-lane, about six o'clock
on Saturday evening, with an empty basket in his hand,
and after delaying a short time in the tap room be went
into the yard, where the waiter followed him, and observ-
ing something in the basket he stopped him in the passage
to see what it contained, but the prisoner threw it on the
floor, and taking to his heels he got into Russell-street
before be could be overtaken. On searching the basket
there were found two table cloths and a napkin producer
which were identified as the property of the landlord.
The prisoner said he could not account fur the manner
in which the articles came into his possession, and he was
ordered to stand fully committed for trial, but to be brcught
up again in a week.
A decent looking girl, named Maria Ester, a native of
Essex, was found by Constable Howard, at seven o'clock
on Sunday morning, in one of the recesses of Waterloo-
bridge, and on questioning her, she said she was destitute,
and was determined to destroy herself by drowning.
In answer to the Mmgistrate, the defendant said she
had been in the service of a primer, 14, Rose-buildings,
Fetter-lane, which she left on Saturday week last, being
in such a weakly condition as to be unable to perform her
work.

Mr. TWYFORD directed the constable to conduct her to
Mr. Kirby, the relieving officer of the Strand union, as
a destitute person, and in the mean time to provide her
with some refreshment.

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