The Sun.
London, England, 1847-09-16 00:00:00

i MARKET NEWS.—(THIS DAY')
MEAT MARKETS. Iv Of
SOUTHALL, SEPT. 15.—Prithe heists, the supP.,fg
which was very small, commanded a steady sale 8.1
prices, but all other kinds of fat stock were very 05;
and quite 2d per 81hs lower than last week. Beef fr°ll/51
44 to 4s 4d; Mutton,3s 104 to 5s ; Lamb, 4s 1011 o r
RoHFoßD,tositik the offal.
8d ; Veal, 3s 104 to 4s 8J; and Pork, 4s to 4s 6d Pe
81bs,
here to-day, and Ipsri—ce
Beef, from 3s 64 to 4s 4d; Mutton, 33 8d: to 55; 1,8",4
IsVehandadaa vdeornyoiwnaarcdtivetedneyaien,,,l:
5s to 5s 84; Veal, 4s to 4s 8d; and Pork, 4s to 490 v
per in Calves, ISsto is,
Sibs; Suckling • Quarter Old
per
2" NI,
Pigs, 18s to 19s; and Milch Cows, with their small ,
16/ to 181 each. latt
HAILSHA3I, SEPT. 15.—Our market was sower+ f,
heavy for stock, to-day, on the following terms ;--.5 ees
from 3s 6d to 4s 6d Mutton, 43 to 5s ; 14°311' sa
to 5s Gd; Veal, 4s to 4s Sd; and Pork, 45 2d to 4s
per 81bs. , As 6d;
ARUNDEL, SEPT. 14.—Beef, from 33 8d ,`,7 "IT I
Mutton, 4a to 5s 24; Lamb, 53 to 53 .°"'„d,resßie
4s to 4s Gd ; and Pork, 4s to 4d per Sibs. A Pa"—
supply, and a dull trade. 11 tg foa
CHICHESTER, SEPT. 15.—The prirnest meas _,
Sheep were in fair request. Otherwise, the derto'
was in a very sluggish state. Beef, from 3,a Nresl,
4s 64; Mutton, 4s to 5s ; Lamb, 5s to 5s GaLkiing
4s to 4s 6d ; and Pork, 4s to 4s 6d per Blbs. Saco to
Calves, 18s to 28s ; Quarter-old Store Pigs. 1,1 to
18s; and Milch Cows, with their Small Calf, iv
181 each.
NEIXTGATE AND LEADENILISSI:ere on
Full average supplies of each kind of featt barely
sale to-day, and which met a very slow inquiry' Mutton'
stationary prices.—Beef from 2s 10d to 356,c1 ;1,3, se
4
3s 64 to 4s 84 ; Lamb, 4s 8d to 5s 10d ; vea , tbs
to 4s 8d ; and Pork, 3s 84 to 4s 8d per Sibs.
carcase.

ditStom,i27sFst Et
oi, Dii1110; lAod ir
I'ITAREZTS
31 lOs to 4/ lOs ; and Straw, 1/ 8s t 1/ 13s per los..
A moderate o
ldiCealodvoewr,h4l/asy; 3t01355/ st°s;3lr4W;dislitetAllo,
supply, and a steady trHade.
CumnEttLAND.—Old Meadow ay, 41 to
,3/ 3s to 3115''
New ditto, 2/ 8s to 3/ 5s ; Old Clover. 51,
;
New ditto, 3/ 5s to 4/ 4s; and Straw, 1/ 8s to 11 14
per load. Supply tolerably good and trade firm.
WHITECHAPEL.--Old Meadow Hay, 31 5s
0 3/ 160;
51 56i
New, ditto, 21 8s to 3155; Old
Clover, 4/ /
lOs
to 11 1" to ,
New ditto, 31 10s to 41 12s ; anStraw, 1 132
per load. Both Hay and Straw moved off steadily at thil
above
quotations. ......___......■_______---"'—

CORN AVERAGES. AVERAGES.
per Imperial
GENERAL AVERAGE PRICES OF BRITISII color ,to
For the Week ended Sept. 16, 1847, made:up from the eturn.s.,°,o
Inspectors in the different Cities and TOYIHS In Enland an'i "
Quarter. . I
OAS.
WHEAT. I HAELET. I OATS. I 111. I Bald 436 2,1
PRICE •• I sla 4d I 33s Id 24i 7tl 32s 4d 47s
The Duties on Foreign Grain are now suspeod'''

SHERIFFS' COLIRT.—(THIS
(Before Mr. Understieriff Buncnsa)
STEGGUL V. SMITH. AC liorl t°
PASSING THE COLLEGE.—This was il.- at,
recover the sum of ten guineas on defendant's PI
antee.
The plaintiff is a doctor of medicine and tile
_ , ~ • 0,
amount was claimed for services in qualilinb of
friends of the bankrupt to pass the Coler..ve, .
Sur eons. It appeared by the evidence that as ue;
man named Palmer came up from Rugby to p 0
ilall $
College of Surgeons and Apothecaries
tractie°,
areed to pay plaintiff 15 guineas for ins that if
and the defendant also wrote a letter, sitYing ' ala
Palmer could pass in a month he (defendant) '";°lner
make plaintiff a present of 10 guineas. l',°: tiff
passed within the time specified, and gaye pis,'l;eo
151. beyond his a reement, together with twio ospe'liff,
of champaigne, sogme hams, meat, cigars and
Alt
anitimately a grand dinner was given t°. Alt
_ . Palmer,
. who was called as a witness proved ',Pil
state 13`is
plaintiff and defendant met, but could not
conversation, as he did not dine with then', tits
examination had been so inciting to his appetite 0
he ordered dinner instanter. The q stion nall T. '
whether the plaintiff had taken.
such extra
to entitle him to additional remuneration. : n orss
The Learned SECONDARY said the questi°—, bii
could
the plaintiff had done more tba.,.,0 vi,,,,laai et
mutrduhnder the contract with Palmer. it 'lea
e assed upon the ordinary instructionsat be
theudefendant would not be liable, there w°°l f
for ___ ~..cv.eire f
a want of consideration for
the contract. lt, uu aisi-
the jury thought from the evidence re '-
that rne he de.
duity was shown by plaintiff to facilitate t tea
fen
of ant's object than could have been justly exPecto
trouble
him under the original contract, then they °

find for the plaintiff.-
Verdict for the plaintiff—lol. 10s.
Ti Y•)
BANKRUPTCY.—(THIS
(Before Mr. Commissioner FoNntANO2I:IZq
IN RE PALFREY. bad°
This bankrupt had carried on business as adoiseat
in Kingsland, and to day his Honour gaYeiti °
on the question of certificate.
TMhre. Sfeaertgso
were
de
raep ptehaerseed;
h ebehalfb an of the Ss signe es'
and Mr. Cooke for the bankrupt.
business in January 1845, being thekurtiBPstlcl.°lninnideebnt-ceteat
His present debts amounted to 2,1421., proepetisia
111/., expences his 104/. ; and b°d
built eight houses for son, and which he allek.
he had been paid for, but of which no proof could
given, as he had not kept any book.
but
His HONOUR considered the case a bad on e, to
not fraught with the fraud which at first seer°
exist.
The certificates was suspended for six months'
BOW-STREET.—(THIS DAV 0,
George David, town traveller to Mr. T. T°Ti a
shend Glascock, gas-fitter in Brownlow-street, sn
Holborn, was charged with embezzling 8/.
It appeared that the prisoner had left entirelY to.
accounted for three sums of money, amounting t,
gether to 81., which he had received from Mr. Sistfl.
it
one of Mr. Glascock's customers, in payment of a bill
It was his duty to pay in all monies received either t
Mr. Glascock himself, or to a Mr. Longman, but 115,
had not done either. There was also a charge agsiO
him on account of some duplicates found at his lode;
ing, and suspected to refer to property belonging :0
Mr. Glascock, but Mr. Jardine refused to enter i°'
it at present.
The prisoner was remanded to Tuesday next. ,0
An application that he might be admitted to
was made, and refused.

A y,)
MARLBRO'-STREET—(THIS D - os
Susan Gamer, a melancholy looking lingfool II
placed before Mr. Bingham, charged with std
,ces
gold ring and a gold seal, and various other Arxtflool.
the property of Mr. Andrew Davies, 256, ",,,,i, of
street ; and, also, charged with stealing 17 17,„ettf
silk, one veil, and other articles, value 4/., the Prvr
of Mrs. Mary Ann Maudlin. was bi:
The prosecutor stated that the prisoner Issv,
servant for about nine months, up to Saturdalebina
when she was discharged, leaving her boxes his or'
her. During the time the prisoner was in ,oette,
vice, he missed a gold key, seal, and a vines once
and other articles. On Tuesday last, in conseqd her
of information he had received, he exarniflebich h,
boxes, and there found some pieces of ribbon 0,,t Itaa
identified as his property. He then
met the prisoner in North-row, where she gsoaucell
the veil and several pieces of ribbon now then We"
fie ~h oe
and said that was all she had stolen.
her with robbing him of some jevvellery, vikbicjecls'
at first denied; she subsequently him t"e rest*
gave the
ration produced and said she had pledged .
He then gave her into custody. rotreetv
Mrs. Mary Ann Maudlin, 63, South WIT" house
said, about a month ago she was lodging a seYer!
of last witness, and while there she Ws° roper s
articles. On Tuesday last she went to the, her if she
went 0.0 rim
lodgings, No. 10, George-street, and asheo.o witness.
had anything in her possession belonging to to reej
She said she had not, but afterwards deliveLidotOe
the articles named in the charge, which she
as her property, and worth 4/. Albasnc'esnilhocellt
Thomas Fish, pawnbroker, 14, St.
Edgeware-road, producea a:gold seal and , _ 29th of
which were pledged by the prisoner on the
April for ss. 6d. 01P11
John William Hentsch, an assistant in thcei eA go' i
of Mr. Mills, 103, Edgeware-road, prodae,e_ va °
key and ring, which were pledged on tri',, th°
April last for 3s. He identified the prisone'
, of
person who pledged the same.
the prisoner, when the articles ifo
Police-constable, D 48, provedprrodeceuieveicinVeriell'
vered into his possession. anything'
The prisoner, who declined saying
committed for trial.

Richard Fax,
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was formerly in the army, was charged with ill'o tbe
pawning THAMES.—
SerderlyT Iv!e1181-dpresAsed1(01.)I,r,',!,:117
several coats, waistcoats, and trouseMor
property
Au of his employer, Mr. Harris, clothier, Ai
street, Tower-hill.
Mr. Nathaniel
duced a b
turngeuds,LandNeAilt
book in which entries were made of all,rai.•
of coats, Harris, son of the prosecutor!re;
&c., which had been entrusted to tur.ezr, iti
soner, for the purpose of making some and
of
them, on the dates of the 26th, 27th, And e/1 re'
pledg
had rh.ernoufrrtihs edigscaorvmeernedts
thathad ever
pl',Ssteoneot
ledd them and ever since been in a siii, oe
er 1111'
famil intoxication.
He, added, that the prison _.ierlf•
and earned thirty shillings a week regburokers,
identified
all t thhee
Messrs. Corbridge and Waters, two poll 0 boa
ot a twenty
to
part of its pprruispoenretyr
parsodtuhceedi,ndfoivridnual wthiaetb
value. The tickets were Made on
name of John Box. dupli'
Po .
lice-constable H 137 handed in also fifteen
catleus which he had found on the prisonr. , oeci
e w
his defence, Fox declared that when no 5 0
the goods he was not in his right senses' vt, ./7
_A roe ,
affected in
inhis head from a wound he bau .
during if 0 '
is service in the army. 9 011°
-Mr. BALwirm sentenced bits to 14-