The Sun.
London, England, 1822-12-03 00:00:00

ADMIRALTY SESSIONS.

The Sessions commenced yesterday morning at the Old Bai-
ley, before the Judges, Lord STOW ELL, Mr. Justice HoL-
ROTh, and Mr. Justice BURROLTGIL _ _

Joseph Porker, a private of the sth regiment, was indicted
for an assault; with an intent to commit an unnatural offence
with Robert Hunter on the high seas. •
It appeared from the evidence of Patrick Colloran, that on
the sth of June, when within 12 days' sail of Barbadoes, he
awoke one morning and saw the transaction in question. The
prisoner slept near him, close to the arm rack—on the first night
alone, but the next evening he saw the boy Hunter with him.
The witness then described the situation of the parties.
Prisoner—Can you look at me with a clear countenance, and
swear you did not say to me—" I will do for you before you
get to the regiment ?"
Witness.—l can look at you. I never said an angry word to
you during the voyage.
The prisoner exclaimed, " You infamous wretch," and was
about to put some questions respecting the witness's wife, when
he was stopped by the Court, and desired to confine himself to
the subject of inquiry.
John Hall confirmed the last witness in every paticular On
being awoke by Colloran he exclaimed—" I shall report such
rascally work." He did report the transaction that day, and an
inquiry was instituted.
The prisoner in his defence said the charge was false. The
crime was one he detested, and he would sooner stand before
their Lordships on an indictment for murder. Revenge had
actuated the witness Colloran, on account of his wife having
had some difference with him (the prisoner),
Mr. Justice HoLnOrn summed up the evidence to the Jury,
who, after a short consultation, returned a verdict of Guilty.

The boy Hunter was then put to the bar on the same charge,
and the Jury found a verdict of Guiltyk
The COURT immediately sentenced the prisoners to twelve
months' imprisonment, and during that time to be privately
whipped.

SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 30.—The Lord Chancellor has been
pleased to appoint Mr. J. D. Burridge, Solicitor, of this town,
a Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery.

IMPORTATIONS OF GRAIN LAST WEEK.
English. Irish. ForeiVu
Wheat 7,062 735
Barley
Malt
Oats
Rye
Beans
Peas
Tares
Rapeseed
Mustard
Seeds
Flour ...
Brant;
Linseed.

2,451
825

65
9,377

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1,300

• SEEDS, Dec. 2.
Red Clover (Foreign).. 24s 32s—fine, 42s 50s —s per cwt•
Ditto English R. 18s 33s—fine new, 42s 54s 56s
White ditto 2Bs 44s—fine, 54s 581-
Trefoil
Ribgrass ...' 2Bs 34s—fine, 40s 45s' , .
Carraway Seeds . 54s to 58s—fine, 60's 64s
Coriander do

Spring Tares ... 26s Od to 30s Od 34s
Cinque Foin 32s to 34s—fine —s per qr.
Rye-Grass ... I 5s to 22s—new, 27s 3ls pertVo
Canary per qr —s 31$ to 35s Od per fir.
White Mustard Seed Bs to Ws Od
Brown ditto Bs to Vs Od
Winter Tares - 27s to 35s Od per qr.
Rape Seed .. 2Ol to 211 Os per Last.
Turnip Seeds. --4.0d 6s to 7s pr. hash.
Linseed

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MAttki.ETS, Dec••l*
By the Carcase.
Beef ls 8d to 2s 6d I Veal 2s alto 41 A
Nlutton Is Bcl to 2s 4d Pork% ls 8d toss .4'

Lamb, os Od to Cs Od

ST. JAMES'S HAY M.A.B.KET, Nor. 30. d
N. Hay 31 Os Od to 41 Os Od Clortr,
.. 31 lOs to 41 410
Old Hay 01 Os Od to-01 Os Od 1 Straw 11 4s Od to 11 14s 134

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SMITHFIELD. --
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Od
Old Hay 3l Os 0(1 to 41 Os od--Average, 31 105 Od
n"
Straw
Clover 3l 5s Od to 41 5s oa--Average, SI 15s v''
WHITECHAPEL. • Od'
Hay 3l 6s Od to 41 4s Od—Arerage, 31 16s
New ditto... 01 Os Od to, 01 Os od—Average, ol 0' 1
Straw ll ils Od to 11 16s Od---Average, 11 16' °to
Clover 31 Ss Od to 4! lss Od—Ayeraze. 41
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PRICE OF HOPS, per Cwt., Nov. 30.
Pockets. l
IM
1
Kent .. 21 lOs a3l3s a 41 15s Kent .. el 8s a3l 3s a -
Sussex.. 2i Os a2l lOs a2l 185 Sussex 21 Os a2l 6s alt.' :
Essex .. 21 5s a 313 s a3l 12s Essex.. 21 4s a3l Os a•SI
Faruhaw, fine, 61 Os to 71 7s—Second, SI lOs to 6101
Old Duty laid at 108,0001.
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RAW HIDES. fiti
(jest Heifers & Steers, per st. Ordinary .... ts 4d to 'is od-
3s Oil to 3s 4,: Market Calf .. eNcii.. I°' ;d
Middlings 2s Od to ts 8(i Eng. Horse Os od to °I

.SHEEP
Polled
Downs

SKINS.
Sheep -d to
_a
I Lambs
_.to
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PRICE OF LEATHER,
Butts, 50 to stilbs each per lb 2
Ditto, 56 to 661bs each ' 21dto
4d t° 223:11
to 03
Dressing Hides 18d t 0 194
Coach Hides
Crop Hides, 35 to 401bs for cutting ..194d to i
Ditto .... 45 to 501bs
Calf Skins..o to 40Ibs Vdd tot 142
; '2611 .
Ditto 50 to 70Ihs 22d t° 96. i
Ditto 7O to lsolbs 24d to 1,,,q(1!
Small Seals (Greenland) 18d to .-1
Large ditto
..
.. 15d to II;
Tanned Horse Hides 173 t° 914,v
Spanish Horse Hides
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PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, &e.e. per 11:21b.-1".• 29*
765
Town Tallow 41s ad Od Yellow Soap •• • 944
Yellow Russia :41s Od —s ad I Mottled • •• • .•Sit
White ditto .. ad ad Curd
Soap ditto.... 36s Od —s pd Graves....... •• ' ' 100,1
Melting Stuff 32s Od —s ad Good Dreos. .. •
..
Ditto Rough.. 20s ad —s od
• u!LL'
PRICE OF CANDLES, FROM TALLOW CHANDLF.R
Price of Candle's, per dozen, 9s Od—Moulds, 105 "
• ud per dozen allowed for ready money7____—/
PRICE OF RAW VAT, per Stone of 61b.--VOs'•
Price of Tallow (as stated by the Tallow Melters),

COUNTRY

GUILDFORD MA.
Wheat per I. 71 Os to 101 lOs
New Wheat.. 9; Os to 121 Os
Oats, per qr... 01 ISs to II 4s
New ditto.... 91 Os to 01 Os

MARKET.
Rh: ET,
y, I.N
e0rw,.30.
Bar le n SS to 1113s
beans, per qr. 11 7s to 11 li
Pease, per qr: 11 10s to 11 Os
t
4Ye, pyr qr.
.01 to 01 10s,

COAL MARKET, Dec. 3.
rol• Pe. 6d
Ships at Market. Ships sold.
38s Oda 47,,,J
1471 Newcastle
394 Sunderland

nt Chi-
.
ADVANCE IN PhicEs.--=Much business was done is
chester beast market on Wednesday. Prime wethe
in great request,' arid this has raised the price to 35' °` itch
stone, while ewe mutton remains at 2s. 6d. Winter cow% in
fresh calves, are bearing good prices. Young store iwg.glart.
prospect of the abolition of the salt tax, are equally on the.-ana
Sheep sold briskly at Marlborough air on Saturday 105`Zsit.
fully supported the advanced *ices obtained at Andover k_ the
A Barge Company will be established at Chichester, freity
cdnveyance of goods to and from the Metropolis and dad in a
and environs, via Canal, which is expected to be openF
mercantile way early in 1323.
r modal, r

131RTHS.
On Saturday last, in Hatton-garden, Mrs. George Dettrnar'
of a daughter. the Isaf
On the 28th ult., at St. Aryan's, Monmouthshire,
of D. Carruthers, Esq., of a son.
At Laughton, Sussex, the lady of Lieutenant-Colonel —lll3/111.
man, R. H. Artillery, of a son. v• a of
On the pst ult., the wife of Edward Greenhow,
Dockwray-square, Tynemouth, of a daughter. ~,„,iton?
On the 24th ult., at Wisleyside, the wife of W. J. 'dm*" -
Esq. of a son.

- MARRIED. paced
Yesterday, at St. Martin's in the Fields, by the Redv.
ilghter
Morgan, Miss Frances Elizabeth Copeland, youngest till of
of Mr. Robert Coeland, to Mr. Edward FitzWillianl, both
the Theatre Royal, 0 Drury-lane. 0017
On Saturday last, at St. James's, Richard Stonier . I
Esq., Assistant Commissary-General, son of the Rev-. Win.
Gomm, Recmr of Bramdean, in the county of Halt's, to 7trsiv,.
anna, eldeit dinghter of the late John Fox, Esq., el r s..
ment-street, Westminster.
On 'Tuesday, Benjamin Cowie, of Purley Lodge, Sll•arroc'ef,
Esq., to Laura Emily, daughter of. the late William
1111
Esq., of Laverstock, Rants. ....r
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the 26tli.
DIED.
On the Ist inst., in consequence of her clothes catching fir g
Tu Sunday,h
respected, aged 76, relict of the late- Johnl-161f6ril,Es(1.; th
Halferd, of Broad-street-builclim?,s, Tacttt
place. • ' '' , . .
On the Nth ult., at Croydon, Stirrey, 111 r. James MOW'.
after a lingering illness: '' '
On
Frederic
On Sunday,
ati North-street, Ito le near Alresford, 1• .
Liam Budd, Esq., at the advanced age of 88.
intl7E:lsgst,lninsttleatndllayremaronodfshwisoritge.b, IV. lidrales.:
''Pt3iii
On Saturday last, at Fratton, near rortsmouth, C‘i t
Charles Tuffir, late of they Greek Light Infantry Reginler' '
hisremains ' buried,Ae
• •
were on Tuesday w:th military ilonours•
~ti
' f the. 110,
Lately, Major Cl.ristoplier Noble, 'on half-pay Q .
Marine Forces. ' '
Dr. Coates, of Andover, after a lingering illness. ._in,
On the 28th ult., t Northallerton, the Rev.' Jr.mes 'MIK .
son, Vicar of Hutton Bonville, and for near. half a century.o.!.ilt
rate of Northallerton, head-master of the grammar sebo i,'
of Pot-
that place, greatly respected. The. Dean and Chaptir .. fun
ham nominate a master to this school, which is: f. 1tD1',..1 'first
dation. John Podeiay -was master in '1327. Sin 0,, in this
foundation many.
eminent men have been educaqu t'''
school. ' • '

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