The Sun.
London, England, 1838-10-08 00:00:00

MARYLEBONE-(THIS DAY.)

A tall, powerful ruffian, having the appearance of a
brickler's labourer, was charged before Lord -MONTFORT)
and Mr. HosKm with assaulting Miss Mary Ann Wat-
son, yesterday about three o'clock, in the New-road.
The complainant stated that she resides at No. 6, Praed-

street, Paddington, and was walking with her sister, whet"
i
the prisoner crossed from the other ride of the way, awl'
thro, Mg his arms arouud her neck, began taking very in-
decent libertiei with her person. She screamed for assis—
tance, upon which a gentleman, named Souteries, came to
her assistance, and detained the cowardly ruffian, until the
arrival of the police. The gentleman alluded to, corroborated
Miss Watson's evidence, and the prisoner, who could urge
no stronger plea in his defence than being drunk at the
moment, was fined 108., and in default of payment com-
mitted for fourteen days to hard labour..
Another ruffian, named Steel was subjected to a like
term of imprisonment, for indecently exposing hitnself in
Paddiegton Green, yesterday, in the middle of the day.
From the evidence of the constable, it appeared that
there were many females passing at the moment, when the
brute acted in this unmanly manner. Upon his remonstrat-
ing with him, he struck him a violent blow on the side of
the head ; and it was only by hexing the assistance of
three other constables he could convey him to the station
house, so violent was his conduct.

THE MARKETS.—(THIS DAY.)
--•••••16Jr- •
CORN EXCHANGE.
The arrivals of F.nglish Grain and Flour last week were
moderate, of Irish Oats middling, and of Foreign Wheat; con-
sidtrable. Throughout the week the trade generally was
slack, and Wheat hardly maintained the previous Mondl,
prices. This morning thyre have been fair fresh supplies e
Wheat and Barley, but small of ether articles. Fine parcels
of New Wheat sold to the millers at last Monday's reel'
tender qualities have been slow in sale at a decline of ls. to 2'6'
per quarter. Foreign Wheat meets less demand than of la e,
and can be purchased on rather easier terms, but the facto
.rs
withhold the superfine parcels. Barley continues heavy at
sale, and scarcely supports last quotations. Beans remain a
form,r rates. New Boiling Pease came very middling in
quality, but support their late value. In Grey Pease therek:
no change. The Oat trade is rather slack to day, and pi'
article barely supports its late value. Flour meets a modelate
demand at last we, k's prices.
rmact:s ON BOARD OF SRI?.
Wheat. tied 'old` 55, 66s BCIIIIS, Small (new) 31W 23h
—White (ild).,„ tit. ",:s (old)
w4325i..3:3417...
Red , l KIS)
---- Fin. bB.. CO:.
Superfine e 2, 65-. Harrow (new) ...... ...34,40,
—W h to ( I S3S) 5 s sfis — (aid) ass
------- Fine 608 635. Brant, .. 32 •36'`
-- Superfine 64s 6, Oats, Feed __,,,..-s.
-- --Foreign free 55s 70 --- New 20 •*).."
Rye. ''6N 313. --P01and.....5.
Barley 'l2, 35, New 24s.
~‘,9l3''
Grinding .30 341. -- Potatee 27t..f'
Malting 34 35s ----v...,,, 27s. ;:ws•
Malt. 46, :14, Scoter' 23,.30'
-- Fine New 56s 62s -- Irish 20s. 22,25`
Pease, Grey, New 34a. 3:is. Flour Town (per sack) ....... 56-.60f -
50
-- Maple New 35., 335. -- leconds :.54t•
-- White 38s 414 ......... Narth Country ....... 46,01
gs Br.
Boilers 44..45. Bran
ARRIVALS of GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST 'Waif'
VV nest Barley. oats. rum'
English
Irish - 4,631
Foreign :72,999 475 3,440 IrrlL
SMITHFIELD.
Supply to. day was moderate, but quite equal to the de;
mand. An advance of 2d. per stone took place in rime
Beef. Inferior kinds of Mutton were rather higher; °the'
kinds heavy at last week's quotations. The same remark aP;
plies to Veal. Pork declined 4d. to 6d. per stone. to,o
great decline was on the inferior kinds. Beef, 3s. eind•
4s. 2d. Mutton, 3s. Bd. to 4s. 6d. Veal, 4s. to 59. r,,,e;rd,'
4s. 6d. to ss. Bd. Beasts, 3,586. Sheep, 22,000. " '
550: Calves, 130. __

FISH MARKET.
Turb'
Supplies good, and prices generally reasonabl9d. to 2s. 6d. per paire.
4s. and ss. to 20s. ; Soles, ; Lobster''
10d. to 3s. each ; Cod, ls. and Is. 6d. to Bs. and 105";
Whiting, 2d. to 6d. each ; Haddock, 4d. to Is. each.
HOP MARKET.
But little doing, and price; for inferior descriptions have
given way ss. to 10s. per cwt. East Kent Pockets, 1838, °5;
to 1265. ; Mid Kent Pockets, 1838, 1263. to 1505. ;
Pockets. 1838, 106 s. and upwards; Ease Kent Bags, ic".,
945. to 115 s. ; Sussex Bags, 1838, 80s. td. 100 s. The &iv
is about 150,000/.

TALLOW MARKET.
P. Y. C. is flat, at 525. to 525. 3d.
INDIGO SALE THIS DAY.
The quarterly sale was resumed to day, and the article s 9,
with briskness. There was a fair attendance of the too!to
Some sorts are 2d. per lb. below last sale prices ; other s•
are at last sale prices ; and others 2d. per lb. above last initicle
Taken, therefore, as a whole, the value of the article isiustrie
same as it was last sale. Up to this time, 2,700 chests
passed, out of which, 2,000 have been sold.
TEA SALE—SIXTH DAY.
To-day Tea went better at public aale. The attendalle,
of the trade was good. Up to the present time 76,000 Pg_„,c
ages have passed, 24.000 of which have sold. Prices the ss.
as they were on Friday.
COLONIAL MARKETS.
For to-day we have no public sales of Colonial Rrochlee4,
and by private contract but little passing. A fair business f
advertised for the week, amongst which are public sales
of
Colonial Wool. For to-morrow we have sales of Silk'
Sugar 4.300 bags Mauritius, 1,600 boxes yellow Havana 81,,
s•inie small parcels of white Cochin, Siam, Manilla, BengB,o
and St. Lucia Coffee, 1,000 bags Brazil, and Molasses, I,',
puns. 10 and 10 cks. Demerara. The imports to-.06J
to the time of our going to Press were light.
Nu
kaefElatirStmdVofsdresaAryi
epS,
gTa
iLn NEWCASTLE
brought CORN a MmAodßerKatEeTs,uoppclyT.of6...i.w..hiechat
descriptions
we
toee hmaedetti oa arrivalsgo o•
d dfer omma
demand
on cent' bushelw-ou-a
ct umOs ct'
lation respecting selling only by weight of 601bs• P
has beet, rescinded), and prices rated a shade higher thand at
eßaprrliecye,s.
Saturday last. Rye met little attention, although oared
In
last week's rates. Oats were in fair supply,; and taken °-
tion. The arrivals of Flour are small, and ismiantefariiralraelcitur:6C
Beans;
Moraltptehaesesawleewcaasnvenroytedunlloat our quotatieont
at our quotations.

OM.
New
Wheat, Northumberland
Norfwlk and Suffolk.-- .....
Berwick and Scotch SS,. 655....... --I '''
....4. ....46 !
Foreign
Rye, Nerf.lk ,nd Suffolk 343 .28:, ..... . --s• -t
Foreign
—B_ —a .... .. -.4. *
Barley, Malting, Norfolk and SotMk 30,, :Ws ...... -4* ----‘

anti
Grinding and Feeding 29s. 315..,,•. "-45.
Malt, Norfolk and Suttblk
Beans, Small .
- Tick 3Js 41s
Pease, White
Gray
3415751; 5:104; ...
..
..
Oats, Northumberland, Potatoe
Feed 16:47a5... ..................
-
Foreign —s
Flour ,per vark)
MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, Ovr• Of

The continuance of weather highly favourable not 011-/ bag
securing such portions of the crops as are yet unhousedlv of
for
the preparations for seed time, tends to limit the auPP ler,
new Wheat throughout the kingdom : this deficiency•hclie our
iis made up by the foreign, which is offering freely Ic e'd of
leading markets. Of Oars, Flour, or Oatmeal, either c
sde
new, our supply and stock are a ery limited. The :'be been
during the week has been steady, and a fair business pa'. 011
doing in most articles at prices pretty much the sone, -fds ittS
this day week, with the exception of Oatmeal, which fro peel
great scarcity has brought an :,dvance of Is. per load lb% 01
and fresh parcels of old. To Wakefield there was si - solde
arrival of Wheat yesterday, foreign, which ..y,
as goodterms principally
freely on fully
iTtshegeneral bad condition, was Is. to 2s per quarter "'IA
The sdaumtlye
odnecforirpetigiort:
Wheat being
also tnoowth.le6sL. ivsedr.ppoeorl Icieuserretairi;
isit'awilyeek,whistllevitifrer";
ng
our supplies of Wheat must, until some considerable die stool‘
foreign now in the country of
frits takes place, be derived from our own crop and the look
o
y ; and we may, there 5 fil
for moresteadiness • ut the trade than has existed for fm. re'
time. To-day's market affords no particular subject 't the
mark. For Wheat there is a moderate inquiry, at ahetivrbich
rates of our last, for all qualities damp. new' Seal
except the amp.
is rather cheaper. Flour, slow sale, at former pricea. 00
in retail qualities obtains an advance of Is. per load. 111
articles no material variation. •
DERBY CORN MARKET, Om 5. rrail/
Other Tel
We had a good demand for Earle
y today.
was not in • much request. Old Wheat, 725. to 755.27,, tit
ditto, 66a. to 72s ; Beans, 445. to 463. ; Old Oats, O.;
28s. ; New ditto, 245. to 275.; Old Barley, 305. to
3
New ditto, 3 2s. to 365.
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THE BAN.—Scnne important alterations areiejol-
t() take place at the Bank, which will be a considera it is
provement. The walls of the hail are to be raiied, inyeeign,
t 0
00tbhe usefullighted
e to an improvenin
beauty the chamber where the dividends are paid) vt The
lately undergone important and necessar improvernetii; the
alterations making in the rotunda will coon be finir„dioisle
floor will repres,•nt a star, and be encircled with a Pll-00
iron railing, outside of which will be a broad circular ptsbio-
leading to the Bank and various apartments of that esetoforet
ment. In future no business will be permitted, as her
tip
to be transacted in the Rotunda, yt ive!,ar
THE LIVERPOOL STEAM-SHIP---.- tnyik-
much pleasure to announce that the splendid steam-660,00f;
pool, belonging to the Transatlantic Steam-0,43 „jig bee
Notffitbstax At tb
was brought out of dock on Thursday.
immense sir., she received not the smallest injury;
wifeo se
spienddouhr
So
moment she cleared the outer gate three cheers wet Xspenc
all on board, which were h "1 hoed by ati red I
earn y re-echoed woo dos
crowd en the pier. Scarcely had she been safely ereos_,u er
the river, near to Seacombe, when we observed alum_ to,Mt_
alongside, deeply laden with coals for her voYst'his noble
York, for which city she starts on the 20th inst. ,le"rity owl;
ship is certainly a credit to Liverpool, and the ce2,,oue tire
which she has been fitted up reflects the highest 1;1; boe 0.0
the spirited Company to whom she belongs. orior,,i_
not Brod, 1110;
doubt that her speed will be found equal, if
that of the Great Western. Shesuperb vess° 'their 10;
those steamers which have been most successful is is °brio%
ages to distant lands, is of great length. This ;it 3 Pell° t
en ,ugh when viewed from the quay, but it is not un, tile grail,
al
stands on the deck that he ills a proper notion 0'
e iieerP° it
distance from stem to stern. The engines of the ce. Su c,
are from the manufactory of Messrs. Forrester and exnecto:
he 0 r eats'
is the forward state of her preparations that 5- rim
eXPe
to be ready by the end of next week to take art
. ,4 re-
trip to Dublin. habit -
To such of our readers as arc in the ,
w„ be saris-ft,
quanting the parks and Kensington-gardens, it 4,turc!, a 1.
fictory to learn that the wall which st present 01'1:e1.0 side of
north-ea 8' d5Ol/1
is so prejudicial to the vegetation, on the no bap
and a
these gardens, is immediately to be removed, '.
open iron railing to be erected in its stead.