The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-26 00:00:00

MA.RYLEBONE.-(FHIS DAY.)

Jane Briggs, the young woman who was on Monday last
charged with having robbed her master, Mr. Yokes, of the
Brownlow Arms, of a large quantity of linen (a report of
which appeared in The Sun of that day) was again placed at
the bar for reexamination.

Mr. Vokes said he came to town from Chester, where he
was now residing; independent of the property which had
come into the possession of the police, he had eve:,
reason to believe the prisoner had also taken other artier s
from him to the amount of 151. The witnesses whose testi-
mony would be of the greatest importance were two persons
who had lived with him in the capacity of a bar-maid and
waiter ; where they were now he could not say, but he should
use every exertion to find them out. The bar-woman was the
person who searched the prisoner's room, and found much of
the stolen property in it.
The case was again adjourned to Wednesday.
A very interesting and pretty child, about 7 years old, who
said her name was Hannah Levy, was brought into the offiee
by a constable of the D division. He said he found her sit-
ting on the steps of a door,in Broad-street, this morning, about
one o'clock, arid being unable to understand from her who
were her parents, or where they lived, he took her to the
station-house.

Mr. RAwt.issoN ordered her to be taken to the parish
workhouse, and in about half an hour the messenger returned
saying she would not he admitted. Mr. Rawlinson said he
could not think of sending so young a child to prison, to herd
with thieves ; he therefore ordered the const4ble to try and
trace her relatives, and attend to her wants in the meantime.

A boy, named Avis, was summoned by a cab-driver, for
having acted as conductor to one of Messrs. Sharman's
coaches plying between the Great Western Railway station
and the Bank, he not being duly licensed, pursuant to the New
Act. He was adjudged to pay the costs, ss. 6d., and cau-
tioned as to hisfuture experiments in that way.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.

The arrivals of most descriptions of Corn and Flour this
week, have been moderate, and of Flour there is a fair quan-
tity. The demand for Wheat continues, and prices are again
higher than on Wednesday last, so that the trade may be re-
ported full 3s. per quarter dearer than on Monday. Barley
retains its firmness, and supports former rates. Beans and
Pease are unaltered. Flour has met with a better call since
Monday, at the advance of Monday. Oats are more brisk than
at the beginning of the week.
ARRIVALS.
Who.t I Barley. I Oats. Flour.
4,6ltlqrs. 2,720 qrs. 1,340 qrs. 6,00 sacks,
Irish

- brls.

Foreign 1 1,100 1 --
SMITHFIELD.
Beef did not decline to-day. Mutton in fair demand, at
previous rates ; Veal and Pork unaltered ; Beasts, 577 ;
Sheep, 3,916 ; Pigs, 530 ; Calves, 250. Beef, 3s. to 4s. ;
Mutton, 3s. (id. to 4s. 6d. ; Veal, 4s, to as. ; Pork, 4s. 4d.
to ss. 4d.

CITY FISH MARKET.
The supply to-day generally was better, and prices lower.
Turbot, ss. and 6s. to 21s. ; Soles, 9J. to 2s. 6d. and 3s. per
pair; Lobsters dear, Is. to 3s. and 43. each; Cod, 2s. to
10s. ; Mackerel, 4d. to Bd. each ; Salmon, scarcely any at
market.

HOP MARKET.
The duty not yet being fixed, there is hut very little passing
in the market. Prices are unaltered, and the present state of
the market will continua until the duty is known.
SPIRIT MARKET.
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This department is fiat, for the most part, but prices reman
without any variation.
TALLOW MARKET.

The price of P. Y. C. to-day w•as 555. 9d., and little doing.

OIL MARKET.
The market is generally flat for all descriptions of both Fib
and Seed. Prices ar,. unalt red.

CONCLUSION OF THE TEA SALE.

This great sale is now over after lasting twenty days.
The quantity put up was 164 millions of lbs., which is more
than was ever put up at any one period before. The prices
commenced at a reduction of 2d. to 3d. per lb. on the prices
of last sale, but afterwards recovered Id., and therefore cannot
be estimated but as Id. to 2d. per lb. below the prices of last
sale. Speaking roundly, we should say that about one half
the quantity put up has been sold.
COLONIAL MARKET.

But very little passing in any of the various commodities in
this great department of business, and prices continued much
as they were. B. P. Sugar is flat, but prices are not lower,
nor have they declined this week from the prices of List.
Brown, 484.; middling, 55s ; fine, 645. Nothing worth no-
tice doing in refined. No puhlic sales of Raw Sugar to-
day worth notice. Coffee, 1,552 bags Brazil sold steadily
at prices about 37s to 445. according to qua-
lity: A very small quantity, say ten tierces, Ja-
maica fetched former rates, as did also 275 bags foreign. In
fact there was nothing whatever to-day in the market to alter
prices. Some small quantities of Ginger and Pepper realised
previous rates. The whole market, for a Friday, was without
any interest, and the business done during the week has been
but to a moderate extent. The imports are not heavy just now.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.---(THIS DAY.)

DEAL, OCT. 25.—Wind S. S.W., fine.—Carne down from
the River last night and sailed early this morniteg with the
whole•of the outward-hound, on their respective voyages,
the Persia, Stevens, for Ceylon. Arrived and proceeded fLr
the River, the Anne, Dr) borough, from Oporto; and Sarah,
Harman, from Dartmouth. Arrived and remains, the Fidget,
Hardy, from Newcastle to Gibraltar.
PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 25.—Wind S. S.W., fine.—Arrived
off, tho Roxburgh Castle, from Madras—sailed from Cape of
Good Hope 30th Aug., and St. Helena 13th ult. Sailed her
Majesty's ship Champion, for Plymouth. Mem.—The So-
vereign (Transport), Gray, has come into harbour from Spit-
head.

PLYMOUTH, OCT. 24.—Wind S. W.—Arrived the Sultan,
Bacon, from Dtlnia. Arrived off, her Majesty's ship Edin-
burgh, from Portsmouth. Sailed the Slater Rebow, Sadler,
for Fayal.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 24.—Wind S., fresh breezes.—Arrived
the Stamboul, from Constantinople. Arrived off, the Tomlin-
son, Wallace, from Kertch. Sailed, the Jackson, Williamson,
for Amsterdam.
LIVERPOOL, OCT. 25.—Wind S., moderate.—Arrived the
Minerva, Furlong, from Sydney, New South Wales, sailed
from Rio 3d ult. ; RThert and William. DJig, from Oporto;
Ebenezer, Ad ims, from Gijon. Soiled the Kingston, Also!),
for Africa; Rosine, Delai,o, for New York; Huron, Board-
man, ditto; Queen Adelaide, Burston, for New Orleans ; Ja-
maica, Johnston, for Jamaica; Charlotte, White, ditto ;
Iberia, for Havannah ; Farmers, Smarden, Seville.
CREEK, OCT. 24.—Arrived the Maria, Palmer, from Mar.
Saks Hesperida, Davis, from Malaga; Lightning, Miller,
from Denia.

DARTMOUTH, OCT. 25. Off, the Sarah Lydia, Batavia.

SCILLY, OCT. 23.—Arrived Ada, Tregartlien; Malaga.
GLOSTER, OCT. 25.—Arrived Anthony, Hedley, Odessa.
WHITEHAVEN, OCT. 24.—Arrivei the Campbell, M‘Minn,
from Antigua.
CLYDE, OCT. 20 —Arrived the Scipio, Pring, from New-
Mary, Dixon, from Malaga; Roe, Auld, Malta.
fouDnduliaLnd iN!
OCT 23.—Arrived, the Margaret, White. from
Demerara; Quebec packet, Sterie, from Quebec; Shannon
(steamer), from London.
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WATERFORD, OCT. 23.—Arrived the Cornwallis, Davis
from Quebec.
LIMERICK, OCT. 23.—Arrived the Mary Roberts, from
London ; Arid, Carter, from ditto ; Marys, from Prince Ed-
ward's Wand.
LYNN Rota's, OCT. 25.—Arrived the Oplielia and M ty,
from Quebec.
AMSTERDAM —The Maria Bettha, Tap, from Liverpool to
Rotterdam, was lost on the 19th inst new Pitten ; crew saved,
STRAMAC.—The Lord Byron, from Glassendeck to Troop,
is on shore in thr Mul of Galloway.
ST. HELENA. —The Duke of Ist,rthumberland, Wood,
from Madras to London, was wrecked nif Cape Aqulhas about
25th August—crew and passengers saved.
WICK.—The Oscar, M'Leod, was on shore near this place
224 inst., with seven-feet water in the hold. Greater part of
the cargo exp. cted to be sold

The Maria Cowline, Dierelt.,. from Hull to Memel, sunk on
;he 15th inst. between Laaland and Feanin.

The March, Rickinson, bound to Loudon, put back to
Dantzic on the IGLh inst. dismasted, &c.
The Wm. Brown, Brown, fr,,m Batavia, put into Mau-
ritius leaky ; cargo discharging ; hound to Philadelphia.
The M.ower. from Liver:,oul to Londonderry, and the
Friendship. from Bangor to Berwick, were wrecked 22d inst.
in Dandwin Bay.

The General Steam Navigation Company's packet
the Attwood, from Rotterdam, arrived off the Custom-house
last night. _ _

LORD STANLEY.—It is rumoured that Lord Stan-
ley has been sent for expressly ; whether by her Maje.ty, to
form a new Cabinet, or by the Ministers, to-beg his advice in
their difficulties, we know not.—lllacclesfield Courier. It is
quite true, we believe, that the Noble Lord went by the
Granl Junction Railway train, which starts at three o'clock
in the morning ; but the journey was made early in the week,
before any intimation had been received,
even in Liverpool, of
for. vv,
the events in Canada. The time has not )et arrived that_rs,ve
give Lord Stanley an opportunity of trying his hand at C i
net-raaking.---Ed. Albion. Lord Stanley was sent
son
believe, on account of the dangerous illness of his only , ....,....
Mancho4 _
r Guardian. . .