The Sun.
London, England, 1833-05-22 00:00:00

UNION HALL.

Yesterday three men, named Hill, Leary, and Byrne
were brought up in cmtody, charged with being engaged
in the illegal manufacture of glass.
The defendants were fined 306 each, and in default of
payment were committed for three months each to Guild-
ford I-louse of Correction.

In the course of the day, while a man named Allen was
waiting in the office to give evidence, he was suddenly
attalled with a fit which was pronounced to be apoplectic.
He was conveyed into the yard, and there bled freely, but
did not recover, and it was deemed expedient to lose no
time in taking him to the hospital. Upon his arrival at
the Hospital, he again underwent a more cvious bleeding,
which had the effect of restoring him in some measure to
his senses ; and a consultation took place at his bed-side,
relative to the necessity of cutting off all his hair. The
invalid, upon hearing the determination, became so
frightened about the threatened curtailment of his locks,
that the moment the Doctor left the ward to give the ne-
cessary directions to the barber, although labouring under
so dangerous an attack, he got out of bed, and, throwing
his jacket over his shoulders, rushed out of the ward,
down stairs, and was soon out of sight. It appeared
afterwards that he TAR home, and his excuse for nuking

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such a precipitate retreat from the hospital was a desire °e
his part to die at home instead of at that place. His W 1
was at the office yesterday, and said that she was coo
dent he was in a dying condition.
MARLBORO UGH-STREET
A young man named Holmes, living as a servant %vita
a gentleman at No. 32, Argyle-street, entered the office
and made the following communication to Mr. DYER' He
was passing down Dean-street at an early hour that morn"
mg, .g, when he was called to by a female, at No. 5 in that
street, who implored him to come in, as a man bad just
committed suicide. He went in, and when he got Into
one of the rooms, he saw a young m-n lying on the Root -
with a pair of scissors forced into his ears, and his thre!stuite
cut from ear to ear. The young man was not then q
dead, but he died before witness reached the office. The
female who first accosted biro was the servant of the boost,
and she told him that the house was about to be done uP,
and the upholsterer who had the job in hand had sent the
young maa, who was a paper-hanger, to do some parts'
cular portion of it. Shortly after the young man can b
!
he said to her that he had a mark about him, by le
eib e( 1
b shey w i
tproceededne
he knew he should be executed. She told him not to en-
tertain such foolish ideas, and he went up stairs. Hearing
a noise shortly
afterwards,
described
where she supposed he was at work,
witness.
s. i°
to the room
and found him in to
dreadfulsituation e
Mr. DYER said the informant had done quite right
making this shocking transaction known ; and he recoil':
mended him to acquaint the parish officers of St. Georges
with the facts immediately. ,

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

LONDON MARKETS.
(From the London . New Price Current" of yesterdaY.) .11
SUGAR.—The Sugar Market was uncommonly Min tle,
towards the close of last week, when some purchases were ma'
a shade lower, on account of the dull state of the trade; thed
reduction was not however general ; some brown Sugars sol
495. The estimated sales of West India Muscovades this
.d 5/
are 600 hhds. and trs., including the Barbadoes sale; the price:
are steady, the Barbadoes about 6d. per cwt. higher. T.ll,
, whio:
stock of West India Sugar is now 16,640 hhds. and trs
is 2,774 more than last year. The stock of Mauritius is 146613
bags, being 50,612 more than last year. The delivery of West 10:
Sugar is 9,1-19 hhds. and trs., being 517 less than last year. 11'
delivery of Mauritius 8,455 bags, being 990 O more than the r' ,
responding week of 1832. In the Refined Market there '0!
much firmness last week, on account of the reduced st°ci'w'
the high prices demanded for the export qualities occasioned' , , r
purchases, but the grocers bought the fine goods suitable v't,
the home trade to some extent at a further advance of ls. Pe'
cwt. This afternoon the Market continues firm, but the Ore
are chiefly still confined to the home consumption °I. the
country.
Week

MAURITIUS SUGAR.—The Mauritius Sugars last • b.
went off with briskness at full market prices. It is to be °do '
served the advance in Mauritius is the same as on Muscova out
Sugar. This day's public sales 7,243 bags Mauritius Sugar %.
freely at full market prices, dry brown 495. and 505., up to
for fine.
EAST INDIA SUGAR.—The advance in East India Stigir•
last week was about Is. per cwt. This day's public sale '26,17,
bags Manilla Sugar, good grey damp, sold at 21s. a
much the the same as the late prices.
FOREIGN SUGAR.—Foreign Sugars are held for an
ad-
vance of is. a 2s. per cwt., but the improvement has not bin
realized ; the white Havannah offered at public sale has bee
all taken in. Average price of Sugar 11. 7s. 6lq d. per evit*,,t
COFFEE.—The only alteration in the Coffee Market L."
week was an advance of Is. a 2s. per cwt. in East India dei
scriptions ; extensive parcels of Sumatra 48s. 6d. a 525., 3:!,
Ceylon 565. a 575. 6d. ; Brazil pale 525. a 555. fid, ; Havann.
545. a 70s. This day's public sales 20 casks fine mid. Jant3l,
~-,
sold 104 s. fxl. a 106 s fid. ; 255 bags good ord. Sumatra sold ?';
a 535.; the prices are fully supported, and the market remain
firm. of
RUM, BRANDY, AND HOLLANDS.—The advance
2d. per gallon we noticed on Jamaica Rum last Tuesday
been maintained ; Leewards are Id. per gallon higher. '
Brandy or Geneva there is little alteration.
TALLOW.—The Tallow Market continues steady.
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SPICES.—There have been considerable sales of PePP--. 03
Pimento at former prices. Cassia Lignea sold last week 31
advance of Is. a Is. fid., mid. quality 725. a 745. This 'lay
li
sales, 398 bags Pepper, sold at 37i d. a 4 4d., full prices i
bags Cloves, 10 'Ad.; 702 chests Cassia Lignea, 725, a Vs. 6a.
all at former prices.
OlL—Common Oils are firm at last week's quotation!:
Sperm Oil at public sale last week went off freely at the reduce.
i.
quotations. Rape Oil is a shade dearer, and considerable n
quiries for future delivery at present prices, but no sellers.
Linseed Oil is firm, and further purchases made this Neel.'f-O,
the American Market.
TURPENTINE—No sales to notice; a small lot in by
last packet direct to drawers, and some for sale, which is
at 12s.
WOOL—The public sales of last week consisted of Tuse'.,ll;
Australian, Cape, Russian, German, Spanish, Portugal, a',e
Odessa Wools, which went off at proportionate prices to t"
sale of last month, and the general aspect of the market is
COTTON.—The Cotton Market is steady, but witho°
briskness. The purchases lately are quite inconsiderable.
RlCK—Rice is heavy at the late reduction in prices. VIP
day's public sale 2,003 bags very ordinary Bengal rice sold IP"
a 125., much the same as the previous prices.
FRUlT.—There is still a demand for Currants at the late
advanced prices.
INDlGO.—lndigo continues to be held with great firtnneSi'
Few or no parcels are offered for sale; 4d. advance on the 13. d
India House sale has been paid.
TEA.—The market remains steady. Congous are nntle
scarce as the prompt approaches.