The Sun.
London, England, 1836-08-29 00:00:00

1 POLICE INT ELLIGENCE.
(THIS DA Y.)

MANSION-HOUSE.
A SUNDAY RIDE. —A rough weather-beaten tar was biougi it
before Mr. Alderman WOOD, charged with having hired s
cab yesterday afternoon in the Ilinories, ordering the cab ma°
to drive him through Wapping, from thence to Mile-end g'ate's
and back to the Minories, he only having 4cl. in
his pock'd
the fare being 2s. Bd.
On being asked by the worthy Alderman what he had to
say for himself, he stated that he had plenty of money when
he came ashore, but somehow or other he had lost it.
Alderman WOOD—Well, do you think you can pay this man?
The Sailor—lf he'll come along with me, I'll take him to
the ship, and I dare say I shall be able to muster up enough'
Alderman WOOD—You will have to pay the man 2s. Bd. for
cab hire, and 3s. for his lost time.

The Sailor—Very well, your Honour.
George Draker was placed at the bar, charged vial; t'eillf
concerned in the robbery that took place, near Jewry-slr'fe
Aldgate, on Mr. Spinks.
Cuthbert, the officer, stated that the prisoner at the bar n'a•
one of the two men that made their escape, and that he knew
the prisoner well, although in a different dress.
Draker said he was totally innocent, and knew nothing Of
the concern.
A police officer stated that upon entering the prisone.r;:
house he found him in bed. He asked him where hisw,itte
was, and he answered that she had gone to take care of
house of her sister, who had died in childbed; his wife bell
Elizabeth Emery, one of the two women who were cominitte
for trial with Pendergast. Do
Alderman Woon—Well, I think it is a case for a Jury. ‘,O
you wish to ask any questions, prisoner? Draker—Not if Y°
say it is a ease for a Jury to decide.
Alderman Woon—Very well ; I think it is.
An officer stated that the prisoner was well known 85 be-
longing to a gang of the swell mob. Draker appears to be lir
wards of 60 years of age.

GUILDHALL.
Mary Anne King, who is well known to the watchmaa and
police officers of St. Sepulchres by her peculiar turn-up nose,
as " the pugnosed damsel," was brought up in the custedti
of Keele, a watchman of St. Sepulchres, charged 'rite
" kicking up a disturbance, and striking the waiter of
Golden Ball, King-street, Smithfield."
Thos. Haines, the waiter, stated that the defendant 0.5
constantly in the habit of abusing and annoying him and yip
master and mistress, and that on Saturday night she " spat
his face, followed him up, and tore the shirt from off his back.
The Lady—lts nothing but lies, your Worship, I was go"
ing along the street, and I met him with a woman, when b
said to me, " I owe you a grudge," upon which he turned
round and tore my best gown in tatters, which was far more
valuable than his stinking old shirt.—(Laughter.)
The Waiter—lt's all false, your Vurship; she's always at ir•
Mr. Alderman BIRCII—WeII, as you are an old offender,
and the officers here know you pretty well, we'll send you for
seven days to Bridewell.
The Lady—Lord, if I shan't be locked up all Bartlemy far
time—( Great laughter.)

TOWN-HALL.
Dennis Leary, a sturdy-looking Irishman, who works is
the Tunnel, was charged this morning before Alden'
WINCHESTER, with endangering the life of Mrs. Alexander'
the wife of a publican. From the evidence of Mr. Alexander,
together with that of the policeman, it appeared that the
prisoner, together with several companions, had been to*
funeral, and had, as usual, afterwards adjourned to the pub.lic
house of Mr. Alexander, to make a night of it. They b
came uproarious, and upon Mr. Alexander interfering, S 0
one among them threw a quart pot at the head of Mrs. Ales
ander, and all made off, with the exception of the prisoner°
who denied that he had thrown the pot.
Mr. Alderman WINCHESTER pressed the prisoner strove./
to state who did throw, but he denied that he knew.
The prisoner having promised to return to work in the
co
Tunnel, and in future to have more knowledge with his
jacket than quart pots and public houses, was ordered to b.
discharged.

UNION-HALL.
Maria Smith, a vary pretty young wornan, snd Fral
Praed, a lady of rather more advanced yei,:rs, were charg
with inflicting sundry blows on each other, in Long-liue;
Bermondsey. The police constable stated, that between eleve
and twelve o'clock on Saturday night he was on duty in Loot,
lane, where his attention was attracted by a large ,concourse°`
persons. He immediately went up to see what was the matter,
when he found the two females at the bar attacking each '7ula
iji
right and left; and so exasperated were they, that it \was cc'
the greatest difficulty he could separate them.
The young prisoner stated that she was returning' bTa ten
quietly, when she was attacked without the least prow
by the other prisoner, who was in company with two other
females, and who, not contented with striking her severeg'
nearly bit her thumb off.
An elderly gentleman here stepped forward, and inforlotie
the Magistrate that the younger prisoner was living with Per
husband of the elder one, and that Mrs. Praed seeing .13
husband with Miss Smith comfortably walking together 4:)4
Saturday night, became exasperated, and the affray commence
between them.

11i;5..13;ae71 to Miss Smith—You know you are harbouring
my husband.
Miss Smith—Not I, indeed ; he has left you these three
years. Mr. Praed is here, and he can soon say whether la°
harbouring him or not.
Mr. Praed did not, however, make his appearance, 013,146
Miss Smith was ordered to find bail to keep the peace towed
Mrs. Praed for three months.

THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY).

CORN EXCHANGE. .4
The arrivals of Wheat, Oats and Flour last week 117:1,.
good, and having had some wet days the prices of Wheat ?li
Wl' g
vanced, but other grain remained unaltered. This tnar,7loo
there has been a moderate fresh supply of Wheat,
dos'
and new, and not much other corn. The weather being Pere
to-day, the minus purchased reluctantly, but they tiffipo
obliged to give 3d. per quarter advance on the prices of ere
old Wheat from Monday's terms. The new samples Witio,
chiefly of middling quality, and sold heavily. Barley 01 ho
tains the terms of last Monday—some very fine stout nes:/..,0 ;
obtained .Bs. per quarter. Beans are firm at last quotatio;io
a few new samples of fine ticks obtained 355. Pease reniot
as last quoted. The Oat trade is heavy, on account of .'h(
weeks plentiful supply ; and the terms of this day 5e'01.561.
are hardly maintained. The prices of Flour remain unvati .
PRICES ON BOARD OF SHIP.
..,4
Wheat, Red (old) 42s. 503. ,Beans, finial! knew) ....0.....,,
_..,
White (old) 465. 565.
—Red (1836) 4os. 44,5. Tick (new) 3,2S .As!,
Fine 445. 4th. -- (old) 2,,,894'-.
- Superfine 473 51s. Harrow (new) ......... .•.''',4l
Wh,te (1836) (old) .......... es' g4S,
Fine 463 48s. Brank 3os' . 0
. ....
- Superfine 50s. 565. Cats, Feed ~.. .....s. ..... 92t,
Foreign free
Rye 365. 345. Poland ..... ---,. i,
Barley :28s 30s
PotatoeNew .............. 908.!:0,
Grinding 325. 335.• --I'oo
r•
11/biting s. —s.
.9,05,
Malt 465. 52s --Scotch fit; giS
Fine New 545. 60s. Irish 16s. ... !!',.4Bs'
Pease, Grey, New 325. 345. Flour Town (per sack) ......."40'
s,"""4o'
-- Maple New 'ss. 365. Seconds 38, 04.
-- White 12s 355. --•••••-• North Country 349 '
1
Boilers 365.38, Bran 8

GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST "
Wheat. Barley. Oats. i
41"
11,;3.0'
English I 6,620qrs 1,331) qrs. 10,28? qrs. )6,
Irish - 47 15,286
Foreign - 650

........."...- (;
SMITHFIELD MARKET. sfil
The supply to this day's market was moderate, and the tr"
dull, at the following
cc•i d, PRICES PER STONE OF BLB. TO SINE TUE OFFAL--. to. 0.
s.d. .01A
s. d, to s. d.
2 6 5 •
interior Beasts 2 2 2 6 Inferior Sheep ...... .... 0 , 0
Second quality ditto 2 8 3 2 Second quality ditto ...... 3 4 g
Prime large Oxen 3 4 3 9 Coarsp-wsolled ditto..... 3 8 4 g
4 i
Prime Scots, &C.
8 4 0
'3 Large coarse Calves 'I 10 4 2 Large Hogs g . 0
Prime small ditto 4 4 4 8 , Small Porkers ............. 4 u ae
S.ickling Calves each lO o 35 01 Quarter old Pigs ,each) 12
Lamb 4s Od. to ss. 2d.

SUPPLY, AS PER CLERK'S STATEMENT.
rig'
Beasts. Sheep. Calves. I 31141,da tIP
2,750 22,590 I 325
out ine.ro
About 1200 of the Beasts came up the St. Alban's road; ab _ via,
_...
the other northern roads; about 200 (including Irish) from U 174 Card
and midland districts : about 250 from Norfolk, Suffblk, Essex, t,,,,alaw-
bridgcshire ; about 30 from Kent and Sussex ; and most of the r""" ' ,
from the marshes, &c, in the neighbourhood of London.
__________..-r<

JENHALL MARKETS.
1r the Carcass.

NEWGATE AND LEA
to
, cl.
- s
At per stone, d,te 0
s. d. s. d a 9"" 6
Beef, inferior 2 4. 2 8 Mutton, inferior ......... 2 Y, 5 0
---middling ...... w 2 10 1 0 - middling .... . ... 3 ' 4 p
'2
-- prime large
- prime smal
33 4 .44. 0
Veal 3lO 4 6 j---small ................ .. 4
Lamb 3s. 8d to 4s. 6cl.

ISLINGTON CATTLE MARKET.
,00;
This day's supply consisted of 314 Beasts,:2699 Sheep an 000°
and 6 Calves. The trade was dull throughout at the '
prices per stone of 81b. sinking the offals : Si-
ind to 46*
Beef 3s. ‘2d. to 4s. 4d. Veal qs. ~,- 4
Mutton 3 8 4 8 I Pork 4
0
lamb 4s. 10d. to ss. 4d.

NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET—Aug. 27. the I"'4
Our supply of Wheat at this day's Market, from tP ce o 0
mers, was moderate, for 'which they demanded an adv.„31010.6
the prices of last Saturday at the commencement of the 7, aid
but in the end were under the necessity of submitting %Loge,
lar rates. In Grinding Barley we can quote no %Oar
Oats in fair supply and prices a shade higher. Malt c°-iiitt'e,
a very dull sale. Rye a slow sale at our qUotations• A oriCe.'
passing in Beans or Peas. Flour in fair demand 811"
without variation.

New. Old. •
Wheat, Northumberland
Norfolk and Suffolk...
Berwick and Scotch Otis. 53+.......
535_31...................:
2....--;::
....5.48...1
Foreign
__s --s ......• ......4.
Rye, Norfalk and Suffolk
..-s. ....0.
Foreign
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and Suftblk —s.—s••••••• .....s --&
Grinding and Feeding 3Cs 310...... .
....,....4.•
Malt, Norfolk and Suffolk Ms. 615......•
.....s.
.....s.
Beans, Small Vs 355...-••
.....4. -.: •
- 'rick
....4....4 •
I'ease, White xts. 385.. •••
.....„. ....4 •
----- Gray 2Bs 325....... ~„. 2.0.
Oats, Northumberland, Potatoe 24s, 2..'is ....... 7f'... 23'•
2s•s .
—245 s
..
..
.. : : :
..
ita. 37, .I,
.4 ' ---7- ----- Feed
--- toreign
Flour (per sack) --s. --s. .....
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sion of his accession to the ancient title of the chief V
ordon. Upwards of 100 sat down to dinner.