The Sun.
London, England, 1823-08-20 00:00:00

BALTIC TRADE.

c. BA GOT,

ISIRCANTILE SMITING.

DEAL, Atm. 19.—Wind AV.SW.—The 4hips that ~sailed
to the Aireitward yesterday hare not since put back: Arrived
the Canada, Davidson, from St. John's, N. 8., in 36 dityi s,
Tiger, Northwood, from Batavia and Vie Cape of Good Hope,
with of the crew of the Netherlands' ship of war Seaborne
wrecked near Algoa Bay ; the Orpheus sailed in company Itorii
Tobic 130 y.
rourassotrru, tioNi9.-11`ind S.lV—Arrived his Ma-
jesty's ship Saariower, front.% cruise.; and Borodino tramportt
from the Lastward—
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PAt.stot:Tu, A Ira. 18.—WInd S.lV.—Arrived or the port •
the Rosetta, Atkinson, from St. Jago de Cuba. •
Rantso.t.ry, A tro. 19.—The American schooner Echo;
Blanchard, of Portland, took fire this morning, but by. the
timely exertions of the crew b' pumping about 6 feet of Water
in her hold,, the fire was extinguished; hut it is feared' the •
cargo is more or ,ess damaged by the water.

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The Competitor, Ayscough, bound to New South Wales,
arrived at the Cape of Good /lope the 31st May. •

poLreE—YNITI,LEO:NcE.

BOw-STA EET• UELTY To ANINALS.--YemerdaY
titmice Barter, who was charged with beating a horse to death
under -circumstances of unparalleled catchy, was again brought
up for examination.
The am was heard on Saturday last, but was postponed
until yesterday at the prisoner's request, as he meted that he
could bring forward witnesses prove that the horse fell down
dead, anti that he never struck the horse at all. He however
failed to do so, end no one appeared in hie behalf, not even to
give him a character.
The patrole, who preferred the charge against the prisoner,
and whose conduct throughout the whole affair is highly com-
mendable, brought forward William Staniland, Esq. of, Dal,
sten, and of London, merchant, who fully corroborated their
statement ; he described the prisoner's treatment to the poor
animal as being most inhuman, and also stated that the patrele„
notwithstanding the prieoner's abusive and refractory conduct,
behaved with great moderation.
Mr. flat. es said he should convict the prisoner in the highest
penalty that the Act of Parliament allowed, which was W. ;
and in default of payment, commit him to the House of Cur.
rection for three months.
Prisoner said lie had DM a farthing in the world, and begged
that his sentence might be mitigated.
Mr. Hal.t.s assured him that it should not be lessened one
hour, and hoped that it would in future deter others from prat:.
tising similar barbarity.
Ni NST ITEET.—OHAHAM'S 144.LOON,—Yeittnea7
several persons were hvought front the watch-house, charg.sl bi
Hanley, the officer, for attempting to pick pockets at the tint
of the balloon's ascent, at White Conduit House.—They were
held to bail. The Proprietor of the Tavern at White Condutt
House attended to state, that although great public ditappoint-
ment had arisen from the failure of the b4lloon's ascent, it was •
net to be attributed to any intention to deceive, but to the mate...
vial being of lawn instead of silk. _
MAMA:MD.Oo 011-STREET.l.,—Yesterday James Clerk, .a'
young man, was examined. ''charged by Colonel :ale rick, of
7, Berkeley-sqaare, with having stolen two valuable gold,
watches, a set of emeralds an amethysts and pearls, ar t' or
diamond ear-rings, and various golci chains, and other ewel,
lery, his property. Colonel ihieyrickatteaded to give evi envy t" t
but, in order to have the whole of the case gone into, tilt Fri..
goner was remanded.

Mast a Pot. Pumas Hudson Ifor-rh, of Whitegate,
Street, Bishopsgatet was yesterday brought before J. 'ICALLANT.
Try n, Esq., for final examination, on a charge of wiltnlir
stabbing Mr. "%Valiant A plin, of 3160 i-fields, with intent to do
him same bodily harm on board the Royal Sovereign, Graves,
end steam-packet.—Committed for trial.
QuErx.So.uAnn.—Sitor.t.trriNti ExTriAoamwAßy.,....
Yesterday Mania Henlep, a very pretty woman, apparently' •
under 20 years of age, with a fine child in her arms, was brought
before Mr. It AY arsrou o, charged with privately stealing A
card of late, value 21. Ms., in the shop of Mr. Atiield,
draper, in Parliamcnt.street, on Monday night. It appeared.
that the prisoner went into the shop to purchase some trifling,
article, and, in the mean time, another customer came in.—
One of the shopmen went to serve that person, whilst the
other was looking for the article which she wanted. Oh.,
serving them thus busy, she concealed the lace under her
shawl ; but, unfortunately for her, she was observed by the -
farthest shopnian, who came and took it from her, and gave fur
into the custody of a constable, who took hec to the vete)...
house for the night. The prisoner, in her defence, said that the
card of lace hail fallen upon the ground, and she had martly.
picked it up, when she was accused of stealing it. She had al.
ways maintained a good character, and had sufficient money, to
purchase lace if she wanted it. tier husband is a respectable
tradesman residing in Regent.street, and is in very reputable
circumstances.— The Magistrate lamented that a female of sucti
respectability should be so unfortunately tempted by such a
paltry bauble as 6415, worth of lace; it was evident she could
not resist the temptation. Not being aware that the charge
affected her life, he hoped it would be spatcd, but transports...
tion was inevitable—The prisoner wept bitterly. She was
remanded for further examination.

STEAM•BOAT A.CCMENT.—The ste tin-boat
vet, Fuquay, while titse.nding the Red !fiver, from Natehit...
etas, burst her boiler on the evening of the 17th inst.. four mi'e t.
belqw Alexandria, and scalded one man to such a deirree„thot
his life is despaired of. The Captain and a negso servant' ty4rJ,
atao severely scalded; bnt, not dangeronrdi.
DrsTnpstrita AcetnENT.—Suntiny evening, 113
Mr. Toulntan, of Virr-*troet, and his friend, Mr. Aldeeworti,,„
were returning to Loudon from Trrickliatu, where they 1a 4,
spent the day, the gig which 211 r. Toulman was driving got en—
tsnirhll with the wheels of a market cart, heavily laden, he,.
tweon Putney and Walhatp-grecn, and was ov:Tturned with tt
crash which dashed it into 14141111 pieces. Both were thrown
out, and the driver, besides bruiser, had his collar bone broken.
Atr.Alderwood shared a worse fate ; he watt taken up sensoless,,i
and he tromained so yesterday under very unfavourable *pop'.
tonic

E!4011310.1.1i Tumotin.—Therp is at present in
the A'rmagh county Infirmary, under the care of Burgeott
Colvan, a man who hail n tumour removed from . his right
shoulder and arm which weighs 91b. avoirdupois. measures two
feet in circumference at its larger part or base, and one foot it
its apex or neck. It is of that descriptinn called Stratomotioze,
or fatty ( and abounded with blood-vesscls of very great size,—
The man is in a fair way of recovery.

CORN EXCHANOE, A vo. 20. •
• The arrivals since Monday arc sanall:—Wheat 1,000, Oats
660 quartera, Flour 2,000 seeks. The weather still continues
changeable, and protracts the harvest. More 'money is asked
for ‘Vhcat, anti in 4 few instances has been ahtsinod. Barley,
Beans, and Peas, are unaltered. Oats are sold at rather higher
prices, but there is no busineas

Copy of a Letter from 'Sir DANIEL, BAYLET
to SAMUEL THORNTON, Esq. Governtiv of the
Russian Company..,.
st. Petersburgls 111th (N.S.) July, 1823:
Sia.--In reference to my dispatch of the 7th Deceeff...•
bet last, I have now the pleasure to transmit to you, for the
information of the Court of Assistants, and of those concerned.
in the Baltic Trade; a Copy of a Letter I had yesterday the
honour to receive from the R'ing's Ambassador, by,whicli you
will 'obacrie the Quarantine Charges levied by the Russian.
Agent at the'Sound are to be discontinued on all shipteoinig
front ports free from intlicatimas of infttious diseases.
I am,
(S 41110) • DANIEL 13.0tYliE*.• •
•
(COPY.) • ,
St, Petersburgh, 17111(N.S.) NO.
Sza—l have the satisfaction toinform you that. I have re-.
ceived, a Note from Count Nesselrode, ftCquitiritjng me that 'Cho
4.liarges which have been hitherto levied by the Russian Agebta
of Quarantins and Consols at Elsinore for their visa of the bills
of health of all British ships pasaing theßound and bound for
Russian ports in the Baltic have bean abolished, and that the
formality of fixing their visa will in future be observed oto
ir4 the cases of ships coming from places in which indlcatiOna.
of infectious disease may have made' their appearance.
I am, &c.
(Signed)