The Sun.
London, England, 1812-12-21 00:00:00

POLICE.

Bow-mum—On Saturday Eleanor Tomlin-
son, a dealer in coals, in the neighbourhood or
Driwy4m,c, .vrilo ban been in enctwly for some
time, eharged with uttering forged Bank of Eng-
land notes, well knowing them to be so, under-
went a final examination on four charges, of lit-
tering two
,21. notes, and two 1/. She was fully
committed.

Four soldiers, all of whom had been at the
siege of Badajoz, and lost their left arms in that
attack, were fully committed for trial, charged
with personating four men who were on board
his Majesty's ship the Pompey.at
.the time she
captured the Canton East Indianan, and obtain-
ing their, prize-money with an intent to defniud
the-Governors of Greenwich Hospital.
Thomas Smith was charged with feloniously steal-
ing the glasses from the carriage of Mr. BrOugh-
ham, of the value of 31.

It appeared that on Friday night, about eleven
o'clock, the coachinan went to Mr. Kendal's li-
very-stable yard, in Long-Acre, to fetch Mr,
Brougham from 'Whitehall, +vben he discovered
that the glasses had been taken from the coach,
but afterwards tound them against one of the of
wheels, and the prisoner near the spot, Who was
not able to give a satisfactory account of himself.
Most of .the ca:riages and chaises in the yard were
discovered to have been robbed of their glasses ;
and it is supposed the prisoner had an accomplice,
whom he conveyed them to, through an aperture
in the back gates in Cross-street. He was com-
mitted for trial.

SMITH.FIELD MARKET, DECEMBER 21.

This day's Mallet was well supplied with prime
Beasts, and the show of Cattle in general was
considerable ; Beef and Mutton were cheaper,
Veal and York support last prices ; and the trade
for the most part was somewhat brisk :--The sales
in the Hay Market were rather lively, Hay fetched
a better price ; Hay and Clbver have dropped in
price subjoin an accurate' statement of the
prices .and numbers :
To sink the Offal, per Stone Of fllb.
Beef, 4s. 10d. to 58.10 d. Mutton, 4s. 4d. to ss. 10d. Veal,
Ss. Od. to 7s. Od. Lamb, Os. to Os. Od. Pork, as. Od. to G. 4d.

Beasts, 2V50. sheep, 13,000: Calves, 100. Pigs, 240.
SNUTFIFIELD HAY-MARKET.

I-lay, 51. Os. to 61. Os. Straw, 11. les. to 21. 2s. Clover,
61. Os. to 71. ss.

CORN-EXCHANGE, DEC. 21.--Our supply of
Wheat to-day was very considerable, principally
from Kent, and 7000 quarters being left from last
week, a reduction took place of 4s. to Gs. per
quarter ; the quantity of Barley w•as but small,
and maintained the prices of last week ; tine Oats
were full as dear as before, but middling and or-
dinary experienced a heavy sale ; Bye was scarce,
and no alteration in price ; Malt, Boiling Pease,
and Tick Beans, continue the same; Flour re-
mains as last Monday.
- - sos. 90s. 959.

'W heat

Fine ditto - - - ' 130 s.
Rye
Barley, - - 445. 595.
New Ditto - - 643.
Malt - - - 925. 102 s.

Tick Beans- - 735. 7ss,
Old ditto - -
Sotall ditto• -
Feed Oats - - - Ws. pis.
Fine ditto • - 625.
Poland ditto - - 565.
Fine ditto - -60 s.
Potatue ditto . - -
14,:ipe Seed - - -
Flue Flour - -105 s. 110 s.
Swam-ia - - - DOC. 103 s.

Fine ditto - - -108 s.
White Pease (boil.)110s. liOs.
New ditto - - -103 s.
Grey ditto - - -78 s. 82s.
New dine - - 845.

_ 31PE-RIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE MY LORDS,

SATURDAY; DEC: ID.

CATHOLIC CLAIMS.
The Bishop of CnESTER in the absence of the
Bishop of-Brist6l(w.ho wa§ prevented by indispo-
sition), presented a Petition from, the Dea.t and
Clergy of Bristol against the Catholic Claims.—
The Petition was read, and ordered to lie On the
table.

Lord Wellington's Estate Bill, the Household
Officers' :3111, the'Corn Distillation Bill, the Cho-
colate Drawback Bill, the Spanish Red Wine
Regtilation Bill, the' Malt Duty. Bill, and the
Sugar and TolY..lcco-Bill, went severally through
Committees, and were reported without amend-
!Bent.

The Gold Coin Bill was read third time and
pa'ssed, witho4opliosition.---Adjourned till Moti
day.

HOUSE Of' COMMONS,
SATURDAY, DEC. 19.
The Insolvent Debtors' Amendment P;i11 was
read a third tithe, and passed.

GRANT FOR ME RELTEP of THE P.f..:SIANS.
Mr. WHARTON brought up the Report of the
Committee of Sups y, resolving that the sum of
200,0001. shoal:1'1;e" granted for the relief •of the
unfortunate inhabitants of Russia, who had suf-
fered from the barbarity of the. French, A short
conversation took plaCe between the Speaker and
Mr. Wharton, as to the. best mode of making the
grant to the full extent of the-um voted, without
any deducti6ns.

The .SPEAKEIt SAid it was then too late to have
any arne;lcnent of that kind made.

WHARTOI,7 observed, that the usual mode
for remedying defects of this kind was by making
provision/in the Appropriation Act. But that Act
could nOt be'passed for many months ; and part
of the sure voted on this occasion would-be-re-
quired immediately, so that no remedy could be
found for the'present case, by making provision in
the Appropriation Act:
It Was' at last reSolved that means.for remedying
defect of the Bill could be fc.und by making
mraugements'f6r- that purpose in the Exche-
quer.

The Resoinlion of the.Connnittee was then rend
a fint an: sewn.

Fitom THE LONDO:i\i" GAZETTE, a3c.19, 1812.

Achhitally-02fice, Dec. 19,1812.

Admiral Sjr Richard Bickerton has transmitted
to John Wilson a leter frinnCap-
Hichens; of his Majesty's sloop Zephyr,.
giving an account of his having on the 10th inst
captured the American letter of marque schoonet
A celope, of ten guns, and thirty4vi'o -men, bound
With a cargo from- New York to Bourdeaux.

Car!ta:z House, Dec.

This day,his Excellency Count de Liken,
MAmbassador E);,-
traoidinary and Piemputentjary from 'nisi ajesty the Enloe-
Ai! ttir • , naa :as tir3t -private audience of his
R. I-I.4)ness the Prince Regent, to delii.er his credentials).
to which he was introduced by Viscount Castlereagh, his Ma-
jesty's Pi-ineipal Secretary at State for .Foreign Affairs' and.
conducted by Robert Chester, Assiitant Master of the Ccre•
monies. •

Carlton Haase, .Dc..14, 181.2,

His Royal Highness the, Pri ace.Regerit was this day pleased,
in the.name and on the behalf.of his Majesty, to confer the
hoatmr of Kiiighthood on Samuel liiiiiteombe, Esq.
His Roydl Highness thr Prince' Rcg,ent was also pleased, in
the name and on the behalf of-his Majesty,' to confer the, ho-
nour of Knighthood on christoper Sweedland, Es q.

St. -James's,-; Dec. 11, 1812. . •
The Mike of Cambridge ham-been pleased to appoint L.V.er
stnrme, M. D. to be a Physician Extraordinary to his Royal
Highness's Household.. .

Coraini3sion in the Royal Cheshire Militia, signed by the
,Lord Lieutenant of Cheshire.
To'he'.U,ratenant—Ensign Richard Monk,' vice Sawrey, pro-•
mote‘d. •. ,
-Commissioulzigned by the Lord Lieutenant of the Comity ,of
. Lincoln.
Royal South Lincoln llihtia:-To beCaptain,
Holland and Boston :Local be Captain, by Lire-
vet, Adjutant Samuel Dudley-.

CoulloissiQus insthe Dorsashire Regiment of Militia, siL;ned
by Lord Lieutuna
To be Ensign, Charles coalciy, Gent. vice resigned.—
To be-Sticgeon, Wiiiiam iiiall, Gent. vice Broughton, re-
sigueth
COminis'slons signed by the Lord Lientenailt of the 'Count); of
Hants.
South-East Regiment of local be Lieutfta.)t-
Colonel Gononandant, Cimrles Hulse, Esq. vice WlLlter,
Kit': deceased.
South Hants Regiment of Old Major, Capt.
Edward Gilbert, vice Coition, res'igiird•—Vo be Capt.:la,
Lieut. II: G. L. M'Dmitid, vice Giis-.A.t,'lnv.:moted,