The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-22 00:00:00

EVENING SU N

towards the gallery.] He (Mr. Phillips) dared- say that
able-bodied prosecutor looked up there to se. if Mrs. Ken"'
v. a, listening to hi; interesting tale, and how far her faith in
his explanation would reach.—( Loud laughter.)
Several witnesses having been called, who gave the PriSoner
an excellent character, and said her friends were highly re,.
spectable,
he COAIMON SERGEANT summed up, and
The Jury, after a short consultation, returned a verdict of
Guilty.
The prisoner was sentenced to three months' imprisonment
and hard labour.
William Johnson was indicted for stealing one pocket hand-
kerchief, the property of Wm. Henry Green.
It appeared in evidence that on the 17th of September the
prosecutor was walking through Fleet-street, and levling
at his pocket he turn,d round, and saw the prisoner 11.0111
away. Verdict—Guilty. Four months' imprisonment
hard labour.

the

TEIE MARKETS-I-11S PA-
CO RN EXCHANGE. • cow
Few English vessels have arrived since Monday, but a fir
siderable nt,mber of Foreign, with Wheat. There was "n
demand for good Foreign Wheat, at Monday's prices. •i„
other Gain not much done at the last quotations. Flour du'
in sale.

.Ir.

NEWGATE AND LEADENIIALL.
Meat was in good supply, trade was brisk, and good qual_i;
,ies fetched 2d. to 4d. per stone more than on Saturday
for other descriptions former rates are baray supported. Be,ed.
3s. 2d. to 4s. Allmon, 3s. 6d. to 4s. 4d. ;Lamb, 45. r
to ss. 6d. ; Veal, 4e. 2d. to ss. ; and Pork, 4s. 2d. lo si.
stone of Sib. There was a good supply of game and poultry,
trade was brisk, and previous prices were lully supported.--
Eggs heavy of sale, at 4s. 6d. to 7s. 6d. per 120.
COLONIAL MARKET.
The operations were on a small scale, the Trade only tal!i,4
for their presmt wants. Importers were desirous to real,!e:
and prices gave way for some articles. The impotts were fair
TEA MRKET.
The trade operated with cautiA on, and holders were desirnoi:
to sell ; for Company's Congou Is. 91d. was taken fur cF,
parcels. Some ships have arrived off the coast from Chin-
with Tea.

W M .
The trade only purcTALLOhmed for theirARKET preseut wants; h°ld„enr°
were firm, and P.Y. Candle on the spot was not to be ha_,'
der 48s. 6d. per cwt.

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EXPRESS FROM :PARS'

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FRANCE.
Our accounts from Paris, dated Tuesday, state 0)0
rassemblanent took place at the Porte St. Watinti°ll-
Monday night, which was charged and dispersed hY,-„.-
Municipal Guard without any difficulty. l'sTo assatobi°l7B
occurred that evening at any other point. ap-
The troubles of which the census was the preteo de.
pear to be completely at an end. At Milhau, in a
partment of Aveiron, however, some riots oceurro on
the 15th, in which the king's Attorney was dawret".ll,ss.
wounded, and the operation of the census had to be 67
pended.
The National and Gazette de France were 5
e 1
`
on Monday. I,c of
On the 19th and 20th. inst. the Savings' BA"- 1
Paris received 473,387 f., and reimbursed 598,000. f• der
The Chamber of Peers assembled on Tuesday,'" rile
to constitute itself into a Court of Justice, to tr.,' „f
authors of the attempt against the lives of the Polies
Orleans, Nemours, and Autuale. k
'The price of corn advanced during the last wee ,e 5
almost all the markets from which Paris de,rl'on
its supplies. Flour increased one franc per
Monday, and the sales amounted to 1,600 sacks•-,e
•Bordeaux. Orleans, Pont l'Abbe, and St. Malo, the Pr"
of wheat had fallen.
led°

The receipts of the Oatroi of Paris, in 1840, exce'
31,000,000 f.

SPAIN.

Our Madrid letter of the 14th instant mentions '"175
:he Government appeared determined to adopt vig°r°e—
measures against the opposition press. This ityPrp'd
don caused an unfavourable effect on the Bourse,..lo
little business was clone. The Fist:, per Cents. lett
at 251 for cash.

GERMAN Y.
The Leipzic Gazette of the 17th instant state? that
Guizot (Thiers), was expected at Carlsruhe, where bjg
lf;
was to have an interview with Prince Metternich 0
return from Johannisberg.

RUSSIA.
By an Imperial ukase of the 26th ult., Count
ander de Modem was appointed Minister Plenipoten6a,,ri
of Rome to the Court of Teheran in the place of Gene--
Duhamal. •

ITALY.
'hot
Private accounts from Turin state that t he Jesuits
prevailed on the King of Sardinia to sign a decree for t%
re-establishment of the inquisition in his dominions, but
re-establishment
hat his Ministers having refused to sign it, the clecr—
was not promulgated.

COURT CIRCULAR.
rS
WINDSOR, TUESDAY.—aIhe Queen and Prince .Albe
drove in a poney phaeton to Adelaide Cottage, and
her
turned through the Home Park this morning, and sl
Royal Highness the Princess Royal was taken her ttsu
airing.
Prince Albert enjoyed the sport of shootingtttheinsdnr b;
ing in the vicinity of Cranbourne Lodge, a
Viscount Sydney and Sir Edward Bowater.
In the afternoon her Majesty and Prince Albert
the Castle in a pony phaeton, his Royal Highness
attended by Lady Portman, the Countess of 11°64'/Ila
Hon. Miss Lyster, and Viscount Sydney, in a sec-ati
carriage, and by Colonel Wemyss, Sir E. Bowater, -
the Earl of Rosslyn, on horseback. jolt
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge a; ,%•
in town yesterday morning from his residence at
His Royal Highness went in the afternoon to li-eigroa
ton, and afterwards proceeded to Kew, attended 1V
Knes:ebecic. n
inn'
ColO
e,
Despatches were received yesterday at the
office from tha. Governor of Sierra Leone.

LITERATURE.
CHARLES CHESTERFIELD, 3 Vas.

Courn, ond 1841
As we noticedb
thisL tale'on,
from. time to 'Oldie
when it appeared in successive portions ineea
pages of the New Monthly Magazine, we ,11„t it
say no more on the present occasion than too.iii
is now re-published in three volumes, andos,'T
no doubt, be as popular as any of its
other fictions, with the sole exception, Per'hy
of the " Widow Barnaby," which is
Mrs. Trollope's master-piece.
THE DRAMATIC WORKS OF WYGHER."—
CONGI?E VE, 6-c Part I.
Moxon, London, 1841. 1 aye
The plays of these eminent dramatists ;10.1e
already been published by Mr. Moxon otTily
volumes, and are here re-published in 111,.°11, tO•
Darts, the first of which is now lying bet°P-ocl
The work is got up with singular neatness! ;it
even elegance, and at a cost which will- bilno
withinthe means of all classes of readers.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGBNC°.
PREFERMENTS AND APPOINTMENTS. ridge,
J. P. Beard, 8.A., scholar of St. John's College, 01104choolt
has been appointed Second Master of the Grammer
itsf
Dedham.
The Rev. F. P. Socket, M.A.,late of Kidderminster",
succeede4 the Rev. S. Cragg, as Cu-ate of e e ptlx;sl3
woe
of Oldswinford.
The Rev. Thomas Pitman, Vicar of Easebourne, laggiisbeP
instituted to the prebend of Wisborough, by the Lord
of Chichester. f Cbit
The Rev. Edmond Strong, A.M., to the rectal te
St. Mary, near Exeter, void by the resignation of t"
Thomas Strong. info.
The Lord Chancellor has appointed the Rev. P-ttattS
A.M., late Curate of Pontefract, to the Vicarage .j of
rish, vacant by the death of the Rev. T. H. Alarshal!-A,,1,
Rev. Joseph Ditcher, M. A., official of the .Aren tPt-
Wells, late principal Surrogate of the diocese, and Julooo
orelii?
Consistorial Episcopal Court of the diocese of Bath an
to the Vicarage of South Brent, Somersetshire. the Gtr'
The Rev. 11. Atkinson, to the Head Mastership of
mar School of Laughton, near Gainsborough.
The Rev. John Kenning Fowler, M.A., late ,°,OO-
College, Cambridge, to the donative of Little
Herts. of
OBITUARY. Rectors to
Aged 52, the Rev. Wiliam L. Jones, M.A., alai
Llaniidemiolen and L'anegan, Carnarvonshire, and COP
jou
the Earl of Uxbridge.
At Forfar, the Rev. John Skinner, of the Episcopa
'
in his 73d year, son of the late Bishop Skinner, Primate
Scottish Episcopal Church. l Oluj the

s'
All our docks are nocrowde
d with -s,
liiP
ad
that the
'announcing that no more can be admitteut,o be
been flying; for some days. This is, in a great measure, hear'
N QU ES T
which have wrived within the last few days.—gull
attributed to the numbers of fore
hum, (,f Saturday.
Yesterday p Onol9°
CORON E its' foreign vessels, loaded with
Rock
tor.—
, '
Mr. wakley, Coroner, held an inquest at the City of ne„.d.—
King-street, Baker-street, en the body of Frances 0°T.„.,111:
le,
aged thirty-three, whose death occurred under the ''',;(l)eP'
ing circumstances —Mrs. Mary Clarke, an indePe,,-u- ace'
lady, resiting at No. 12, Nut f or(1 s ice,
-place, Bryanser °
deposed, that the deceased was formerly in her &jog'
as cook, but left to be married, and on her husband
deceased, with her four children, . 15107-01
came up to c„,tdr
and subsequently went into *the union. • On r-areli'
last, witness hearing that she was very von)) or
down to see her, and f"und her fretting very 'nut; bed
crying violently, saying that she felt very unharY s':(1
clutch en. Witness then prorosed fx her to return to t°wa iota
got into an omnibus for that purpose. On alighting der", coo!a
site felt very fatigut-d, and just opposite that house said Pled fat_
go no further. They entered the parlour, when deces:,:ja f.O
fis Put our hand here,'' pointing to her heart, and on doing
she sound it beating violently. In the morning sii° bet
see how she was, anti on going, into the room found bet
dead and cold, her hands e'asped es in pra3e, witness c`d„ob;
think that she tbok an% thing- to destrot life J, but, had
r°
.aftel
she died of a broken heart from diffieulties. The ugos
pissing a very high euiogium upon the exemplar?..c Natur
Ales. Clarke towards deceased, returned a VOrdla of ,
death " I•V
COl/ he
Loss OF A VESSEL LADEN WITH
ailecit
Yesterday morning, about one o'clock, a lar7ebatge, evc' id) 11'h
Maria, lying off Brown'a-wharf, Tooley.strea, ptroe,
warch of 260 quarters of coin, the property of Mossr',•_,,s4.-frore
of Pickle Herring-stairs, by some accident broke to tP
her moorings, and being driven on shore, earsize,
whole of the valuable cargo was emptied into the rrr+iai. tp
DOvEn, SEPT. 21.—Arrived from ;ceneocf
French steamer Courier, Captain Langlois, with his ff,./kih's,;
Aloasieur do Compte de Sait.t Aula're, anti suite, -a itnoo
t,.
sector irc,r, to Etig'an.i. py.vo
a salute the western heigl, is, and was
re.'hotiouri 6 to
Commandant, Colonel Munro, and a guard of -
the 16th Regiment. He proceeds this evenil.4 on It
London.