The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-24 00:00:00

house, and was taken into custody immediately lfterwo
a constable.
The prisoner, who urged the hacknied excuse of heariti,':: thj
cry of st,,p thief, seeilig, sabers runniilg juincd in ti
was Found Guilty, and sentenced to one mouth's :mpriiiinin•••
with hard labour.
Charles Chappel and David Jones were indicted for steal
one handkerchief, value 25., the property of James Barr
t;
one handkerchief, vaiue 6d., the property of John Fry, and
stockings, value r d., the property of Henry Tibble. bout
The prosecutors in this case were poor labouring men, Isind
to proceed to Bristol by the Great Western Railway.
_t
having to wait some time for the departure of the train, .0"
into a public-house in Paddington, and being tired fell 1101 i
The two prisoners were in the room at the same time,
when the prosecutors missed the property, the prisoners
given into custody.
The Jury returned a verdict of Guilty, and the prison°
were sentenced to six months' imprisonment.
Upon sentence being pronounced Chappell said Re
corder, that when he was taken into custody the police teajj .1
silver watch and some money from him, which he hoped s
be given up to him.
The RECORDER said, by the commission of the felony w
ever property he had became forfeited to the Queen; hie°
and money would be given up to the Sheriff. to the

MONEY and COM WIERCIAL NEW
CITY, TWELVE O'CLOC 1
t;te
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, SEPT. 23.—A mod i
-I.sl
business has been done in the Cotton Market to-day, the
amounting te 4,100 bales, of which 100 American have 'L•
taken for exportation.
LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET, SEPT. 23.—The forls.
comprise the transactions at the close of the Stock Exel7o:tfei;
viz., London and Birmingham, 1561; Midland Co
New Shares, 184 • York and North Midland 734. CO'
MANCHESTER 'STOCK EXCHANGE, SEPT., 23.—", e .....
tinue flat in the Share Market, and little business doilterh
Manchester and Leeds, 574 ; Midland Counties, Q.'ll
181. 195.:; Manchester and Birmingham, 21g.
• , Oere
The accounts from Paris of the 22d inst., state t.r.l-, oat.
had been more business transacted on the Bourse th9,n'°`oosi-
time past, and at a rise which is expected to continue% f $
derable anxiety prevailed in consequence of the fr.iluren°oo
well known and respectable agent on 'Change, wilcs'' g bis
we refrain at present from mentioning. The am mint !op/
defalcations is said to be from 800,000 to 900,000 f rano,. pie
failures to a less amount are expected in consequence; , the
Three per Cents., which lett off yesterday at .(9 20n,g. ~,d
Account, began to-day at 79 35, and went up to 79,..-;;;a tlie
finally closed at 79 65. Should the rise continue, it '3
,7,• 0
loan will be contracted for at a much higher rate :than --'
first expected. ~d
Therere
,•.
--,
. .
THE F UNDS. "rf
is not a single featu to notice in the Stocktob i r
Consols being still quoted at 89i 4 for Money, and,A,7401/
Account ; Exchequer Bills 14 16 premium. Span. IE4
Stock, 214 i ; Portuguese Fives, 304, and the 107,11
PRICES OF SHARES THIS DAY AT 4-/•"'"
RAILWAYS. Paid. Per Share' '' '
Great Western -
Ditto Fifths
London and Brighton 5O
London and Birmingham ...... ... 90
100 . 654157444
....................... to
JOINT :: :
North Midland
JOINT STOCK BANKS.
London Joint Stock ...
Ditto New New Shares —
HALF-PAST °,,AN ':4
There has been scarcely a bargain done in the Sir's or i'‘
change. Consols are still 8914 4 for Money. and 89P, 1,0
Account ; Exchequer Bills 15s. 17s. premium ; •""
Bonds 3 prem. to par. risr
There have been but two transactions in the Foreign
ket, viz., Spanish Active Stock 214; Dutch Fives, 102. I;elter
Very little doing in Shares, and the Market is still I lo.i,ton
depressed. Great Western Fifths are '74; London and B 1 lb
444 ; London and Birmingham, 154 ; North Midland f, 'l'
The Hamburgh mail due to-day has not yet arrived. ~ F
QUARTER TO T.HR w, er
Some of the City financiers are resting on their oars ilm or
pectation of the grand sheer.off on Monday in the 4 C°/3 0
sion race, for some of them hang back to- dag'olll
hopes, perhaps, of getting money or Exchequ fr
,ge
easier between this and the last heat. To-morrow' thl o's
brews can of course make n 1 tenlers, and so, in pniixt °', the
they have but to-day and Monday to do business. Jfalstr
close of business something may transpire as to how etie
progresses.
Consols for the Account, 894 4; Spanish, 214 4. °ay°
completely inactive.

THE MARKETS-THIS DA' f.
CORN EXCHANGE.

This week's arrivals of English Grain have been 51 jp
of Foreign Wheat again very large. The Wheat t awe, Isst
firm at Monday's prices. Barley Beans, and Pease dr in 3" asei
quotations. Oats very heavy in sale, and hardly s 01
Monday's prices. The Flour trade is improved de sow.'
Monday's rates. _ _ _

SMITHFIELD MARKET.
The supply of Cattle was very moderate, yet the 'h. ad Slop
dull, and last prices were with difficulty supported. od.
and Lambs the supply was but middling; the demand,.l aro,'
Mutton good ; Lamb rather a dull trade. Of Calvet; tb e ,ice,
ply was moderate, the demand brisk, at an advance in P' pith
Of Pigs the supply was rather short, the demand voil,e AO;
prices a little higher. Beasts, 564 ; Sheep and La Albs
Pigs, 380 ; Calves, 254. Beef, 3s. Bd. to 4s. t id. ; D'l'D
0
3s. Bd. to ss. ; Veal, 4s. Bd. to ss. 4d. ; A, 4s. , "r".
55. Bd. ; Lamb, 4s. to 55. 4d.
COLONIAL MARKET.
Little business done, both shippers and the home ti v'e
rating with caution, but there was little variation i 4 Pr
The imports were fair.
TEA MARKET.
The market was dull, and in prices little variation t( iok P
ly
Company's Congou Is. 10d. cash.

TALLOW MARKET. 484.
The demand was dull, but prices were steady i°
48s. 3d. for P. Y. Candle on the spot.

4'
LOYD'S SHIPPING— M'l
(THIS g •
3 ,
LONDON, SEPT. 24.—Wind this day at noon, S. . 1.4..1, ; Cs
DEAL, SEPT. 23.--Arrived the George, fro at P;01, .V
of Good Hope; Ethelred and Lady Catherine, 1 is r' lo
'clir; maicd. Arrived from the River, Ellen, for P,orolis y ; I".
pion, Cape of Good Hope ; Mary Ann, anC4. Fi.,'e,ll ilre:Dlsv,
Zealand ; Bland, Calcutta ; Caroline, Ceylon ; Sp,rl s3,,aninaigi:
ritius ; Thunder, Cape of Good Hope ; Pth araboo, 'hive
Llama, St. Vincent's ; Lee, Trinidad ;-* iartha WI Mr
dseeasrrdcsam;
ipliasisr
Pt! b'7:oesrs,laig4;
vL t. 0 SEPT.SEP23.—WindS m: .
fNo ue nwid 1 aOr:rdli:e a DOLs j
Arrivedavire.r Pilot,n a '
Cape
South
to S. fres' ',-wstii,„,'
the Francis, Burn, Calcutta; Clifton New York; 1 1:411,,,my
New Orleans; Alyth, Alexandrie.•, 'Sophia, Wells, , Ce"
Arrived off, Assam, Calcutta ; ►
R.arbadian, Jamaica '
,ife.
dale, St. Auder.
,
OFF HASTINGS, SEPT. 23..... Mary and Ann, Babi a '
Skleefted, Baltimore, for A'Atwerp. 10,
SCILLY, SEPT. 20.—Ar rived' thu Manchester, r 5'614 15
ft" Max ; and Telemachus, L eghorn. .Arrived off—Est./Or, 0
ter, Montreal.
CORK, SEPT. 21.—. Sailed the Samuel Bodalogtol3 'to
Port Philip.
COWES, SErT. 2:?,..--Arrived At 4lanta, Gothenbitilt fen 4'
~ t
FA LMOU TH, Sl6r.r. 22.—Wind :S. to S.S.W. stmeg "T I'OF
Arrived the Wilson, 22.—Wind
from Buenos Ayres, 3,061, '4 #
July ; Charming Molly, Swanse2.., for Jersey, with tails
A boat marked industry, of Troon, Matthew Tb oema's' os
picked up off St. Ives Head, 19th inst. . , 4 414'
HULL, SEPT. 23.—The Brig reported yesterda. I, 15., re flie
Spurn Point, not on the Basics, and will be a t otal ," 04
also, the Emulous, from Shields to London, crew Foxe"' #ra,
Clementine, from Sunderland to Port Ordal, din re on ~„,,
yesterday morning, near Sal.tfleet,'and broke up--(fr, Vg r ;40 HASTINGS, SEPT. 23--The Ide, of Londoti, anrL •e3
masts, bearing up for Faigland, was spoken -with "1 rr'.,
inst., lat. 44, lon. 19, by the Mary Ann, Blackstoc
less'
ir .00,
off here, from Bahia.
di tlie
HARWICH, SEPT. 23.—Arrived the Woodman, a ''' `';
from Quebec. The Brig reported yesterday rem; iv's.; 'ot, Gunfleet Sand; she is coal laden, from Shields t 4 I L " ate
her name is still unknown. Another brig, laden n ti.th 04 '
is also on the Sands, but should the weather coutint PI 111
will be got off next tide, _
T

0.411
to'°

2he Echo -,sf Nevers states that, a :few
os,
since, as some ~;iiildren, seven or eight in numbe
„re stwer° ti° of
ing cattle isa the Bois de Giry, in that district . an el° iti,.o
wol( atta.aed them, anti carried eff a girl nit yea ii C IP"
whore, no traces have since been iliscovered. I,tbe gyve rsl
of the woods has been ordered.
it')
60'
The strong feeling throughou-t the cOt 4 ,
th e of
against proroguing Parliament until the 'intention 1..„'
,ii. i S'i
verument has been declared on the suliject of the
,-A);erdl ";iir
is beginning to make itself generally audible. 'e,sl,-itli fie
motion to petition Parliament against f.he course ;0 ne'illail ,ses
tees intend to pursue was brought Pirward by N r• DI
Lothian in the Town Council, and c:Arried by the Irqiisty ;ito
majority of 18 to 5. The example thus set will, vi 'e 'dein 9
followed by other public bodies. As the unhapp 1,., pi; tie
under which the Chartists in thin city labour, rem e.„-,
meetings scenes of tumult and danger, it is of much i ri"„aeb. "
that public opinion should find rent through other c "3- ot
.Edinburgh Paper.
fsg it'
STUDY OF NATURF.,---NOt many 3-i erifo 4,11 or.
we are told by Gilpin, in a note to his poem on laii, idscslie,e're e
ing, there was living an saki Thames watermar, wlo 11.„, ofl
bered very well the younger Vandervelde, hi.vh ag lette A i
carried him in his boat up and down the river to s itodY the% 0
pearance of the sky. Vandervelde was our, in iVI 7ove,_a ts i'
in storm, rain, or sunshine. He took wit'a bins lc, r'o sneebit b
blue paper, which he marked all over "with bled and w,_, ,s
These excursions he called with his TJutch acce. nt, of g 0194, ..
ski in How much of this artisit's fame Via' I owing t(L. i l
slight circumstwace of these sheets cif blue paper. Leonard*,,j,
Vinci advise•A artists to attend e ven to stain,s . u,ou the"";
walls ;he 'chought that the imagination might learnt'
sconetbi.lP,
from' 7ne capriciousness of the tints.
• till
Moniteur Parisien, says :--
' of the nenv!,,o.,
tion of the Count de Multzan to the Mi.
A letter from Berlin.,
loaf
cothnseelButehm
~*
ni tr of Fere
Affairs, and of General de Canitz VI repla,
,e shil'a at Vie
PoP.itively dv
there will be a great change in oflr.eorp, "'natant, 0 OO
s-Dipmmatique, bit.
which, however, cannot be
until 91. 1,0
the return of the Kihg. AcrA)rding to
current reporu,
Count de Dcenhof will gn, From 111 • . IL
Naples to Stuttgardt ;It de Thunuf7 cided- on
de
Rochow from Stuttgardt to Munich ;
M. de Kuster ft
de Brockhausen from S',ockhelm to i 3rueshseltso.
anjadmCeosunTt,'h Loln,hde.onco. :11t,,0
Count de Seckendorf frr,m Brussels , io•
Stockholm; an tid Redern will go to Case el,
fatal accident occurred to „ Radzinski to 1.1,b0n.
fi
FATAL ACCEOENT X
•--- e sterday afternoon
s of • sge,
the Bay seaman, employed on board the M ' b lout ill
et lora, a vessel e 4,,
o:sraonMC2a2s'
ulg co nipany, lying off tl ie tioa
was ? .epa.rig
he, fell from the cross-trees, °n wh' ich hen was standi sig, in e°
the deck, a height of So feet, with . such violence the': his sP't
was fractured. He was taken 1.1. p in an apparently life/07
::,sift a andirs,lLvoatp.npl Loudon
r7g 8 h ifipe* if t
h.er-Yeilegatgorillgaid:l3::
state, and conveyed to Guy's Ho: total, where he died in a sh''''
time after his admission
et i
Y
DESTRUCTIVE FIWT:: AT WOOLWICH.--
fire b
terday morning, between t), .s hours of one and two o'clock,o,
Plume brake out in a very *fsandsome eight-roomed cottage ' ~
-com
common bele.nging to and occupiedby Mr. Cards
ton, a master-builder. it is not known how the
fire original ;
Within a short period after the alarm was given the Pye
Artillery engines and
parties of the men arrived, but cowl .1 ~,,t
ffic
-.4 obtain a suient supply of water, so that the entire bu Jlo' ie
was burnt to the ground, scarcely one brick being left , at'oo i
another, and almos'c all the furniture and money, cash an Jll9, ,:„%i
were consumed. -which must be a heavy loss to Mr. '
,;;Arry ton, as no portion of his property was insured. $
a
DESPERATE SUICIDE.---Yesterday mot ni Nov.,'
half-past five fa'clock, the following desperate act of:, Air i3e;vof
committed by Mrs. Bellamy, a respectable marri ad Qv° 391
living at No. 35, Bowling-green-street, Kenning' ~,, it a,
pears that at the above hour the unfortunate w
—an,
gotr ii l°
leaving her husband in bed. She took dow. ' "nith • bie e 4
razor, and having placed herself against thew
ainer.wbu yt -re 0;
yard, nearly separated her head from hex' sty
JulderQ ' iitbte ''/'
miming untouched but the spinal bone. V; hen fot; 5.5' fe
'sir. found, as f
quite dead. On searching her a note
Alot''
~ Good bye—to-morrow you will fa*? • tract at the foot
lop-bridge."
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