The Sun.
London, England, 1846-09-08 00:00:00

MA 1 T

NEIV s.—(THIS DAY.)

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to
y k
ear, but of foreign it is larger.
vas sd
Rum. —The quantity landed last week at the -- taes
West India Docks was 169 puns 103 hhds. There were , 0
for home consumption 15S puns 2 hhds, and exported Ist
puns 18 hhds. The stock in the port of London on,t nos
instant was 12,898 puns 2,901 hhds, against 12,3a8
2,303 hhds o the same period in 1845. t 151
RICE.-1t,314 bags Bengal at auction found buyers atO
to 16s for mid to good, and 16s 6d to 17s 6d for (lbd
eeg
mid white, being former prices. Privately there hits
an improved demand.
Siwns.-2,000 bags Malabar Pepper, and 3,200 k?:(,1
Cassia Lignea was all disposed of, the former at 3d to ;s:tef.
for good to fine heavy shot kind, which are previous r:ose
The latter sold readily at 52s to 57s 6d for good ord
to good mid quality, and a few lots fine at 64s 6d to
ob,
which are rather higher prices than were previouslY
tainable. nerr
TA LLow.—P. Y. C. is 42s 3d to 42s Gd per cwt for
on the spot, and Town 43; 6d.
TEA.—The market is quiet.

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BANKRUPTCY.—(THIS DAY•)
(Befbre Mr. Commissioner HoLROYD.)
BARNES V. THOMAS.
ho sent
The defendant in this case is a countryman, iv- oof
his to , _ tlero.•

_ son to acquire intellect in London, a gent- cos
Lhe name of M'Carthy having undertaken to "
for him at a school. The plaintiff's school is inPoas
street, Finsbury, and there were hundreds of Pe 001,
who could prove that he " belonged" to plaintiff's se the
for he was daily seen in the occupation of lighting
fires and sweeping the school-rooms. otte
The defendant was examined, he SIN ore he never ber
any instructions for his child to be educated at blsaad
pense; he expected that his boy would be educated,
that
The his services were to be equivaltnt. f
plaintiff le
's attorney's crk wished to know °
fendant whether the boy had not been taught
thing.
Defendant—He has, certainly, more than I el—
cte
The COMMISSIONER—Then why object to pay "bare
Defendant—Your honour, or your worship, you ht to
stopped me in my remark. Why, the boy was tang o,
plaster bills, and stand in the street to deliver circler,.
sweep the school, and light the fires. WhYf
fare, after two years he shuuld make this wiot
I cannot say. It is two years ago since I had the e
of the writ, and I have bad no other notice since; Aller
considered the proceedings were going on I wolll,oof,
tainly hare defended the action. I am a couatlL, of
and fair and square was but fair. I know nothrpoi
this, your Honour, till now I am summoned; I "°
even know Mr. Barnes.
Plaintiff's Attorney—He saw you once. T Defer
Defendant—ls that a reason I should pay?
contracted the debt. , not
Clerk—No, the law has contracted it for you by
pleading to the action. 145
M
The Learned COMISSIONER (to defendant)---,icr„
you would like to examine Mr. Barnes? Defen"l7,lj, 011
Of course I should, your Honour, but it is a dreeles)
me to drag me up again such a distance (twerilY,,,titf
because he does not now attend. I repeat the 111',0s,
had no right to claim, and his ill-treatment of t09,,,e,
sending him home in the state he did, would havutiiisst
vented him sueing me. I think I have a claim 10-sa
him for services. lam not a lawyer ; that gent l'
(pointing to the attorney's clerk) is. I know, 111°W
I sha have justice.
school
Thll e clerk said Mr. Barnes would attend after sc
hours.
is tge'
His HONOUR said the hours prescribed in t--
mons must be observed, and he would not detain
defendant.—The summons was dismissed.

GUILDHALL.—(THIS ;) sivr
A young man, who gave his name as J. Tr '-'';roocl,
wood, was brought before Mr. Alderman Thomas ing a
by police-constable (City) 288, charged with uttelli,
forged bill of exchange tor24L, dated the 24th of ,sre
1846. The bill purported to have been draw° "J,ll#
prisoner and accepted by his father. It was endorSeiro
a Mr. Joseph, who endorsed it again to a Mr. Bother
When the bill become due it was dithonound, the fairer
of the prisoner denying that he had accepted ir,.°Brifof
authority to accept it in his name, or that be
aws brought
way responsible for the amount. An acti°ll r 1
; svvo.troan at
by Mr. Joseph, and tried before Mr. Just-cc tance was
the last assizes at Guildford, when the aecePthe elder
proved not to be in the handwriting of
Collingwood.
14, declarti
After a long hearing, the worthy ALDVINA was in
that he did not think the prosecutor, Mr. Joseph 001'
a condition to place before him such evidence us
re Were
justify him in remanding the prisoner; but as th%st the
other charges of the same nature preferred again 10
latter by a Mr. • Cohen, he would remand bio
F`riday next.

BOW-STREET.—(THIS DAY')IO4
Daniel Rodman, a porter in Covent-garden Islee4
was placed at the bar, before Mr. Henry, havirigo.
remanded from Saturday, charged with causiffroao
death of John Wells, by throwing him down ia
tb
so that a cart passed over him.
to rote)
hb
It appeared that the prisoner was passing ttate)
Bow-street on Saturday evening, with a sack of PI, 00
on his back, and stumbled against the decesseugbit
fell in the road and was run over. He died tbsto nio,l'l
from the injuries he had received. An inquest
last night, when it appeared that the deees'-bioSe'
drunk at the time it occurred and was him,elf to
and the jury returned a verdict of Accidental Deso .104
Mr. HENRY said that he considered that the al • •
come to a correct opinion, and he would, thereit-;0017
charge the prisoner. He, however, thought it nee JO
to caution the prisoner as to his future condtlT'ool;tS
ought to take care not to knock against even the dr
eg
be
and careless. It was very possible that by esuitieedi
might have prevented this accident ; and he (fir'
hoped he would exercise that caution in future.
The prisoner was discharged,
411

MARLBRO'-STREET.--(THIS 131.'0!
Thomas Ormen, a boy about sixteen years of In;fie 14
brought up charged with stealing linen from a mt)
Litchfield-street, Soho-square. boe he
Margaret M'Laurie said she lived at 85, et t'd,
street, and yestffday, about three o'clock, she —cart/
boy at the bar coming down the first-floor stairs, be 11.,
ing a bundle in his hand. She asked him where 01 P'
been to, and what he had got ? The defend Op:
had been up stairs inquiring for a solicitor of tl—stitil°‘
of Smith, and had picked up the bundle on thew ;I
She sent for a policeman, and in the meautilee„od bed,
fendant owned he had been in the bed-room -arssfe'if
taken the articles in the bundle from one of thevid Ole
He offered her all the money he had if she we ber
him to go. ere
Mary Burfor said the contents of the bundle W
property.
of P sde
The prisoner, who told his former story 0
the bundle up on the stairs, and denied htivillited
any admission to the first witness, was corn
take his trial.

an oldNEvri
-JohnMAWßasYhinLgthonß,T Hi, IS fo/o•itkinlrgilsi:
eat el...eaten „ristep
was charged with violently assaulting Mr. ‘''
Turner
, and also his wife and I 1 btatet
ister.
Complainant •, vt hose right eye was in a drega'tigsrYle‘
said that • being last night in f the e'o
the gallery 0 risoll I'd
bone theatre,
he very civilly requested the P pventk
wifeto remove her arm from the rail, as it Pr. the
others from seeing, when, no notice
ljeing
raid to or
ter request, it was repeated; upon which, without afi),-,vv
,ili
provocation, prisoner struck complainant it “., ofg
the eye, which stretched ihim senseless;and en hl' vitr*
and sister remonstrating with
him, he struck the p A
lently, and endeavoured to throw into
red
them over del°
Both Mrs. Turner and her sister, Mrs. Strutt, bel
that but for the interference of others in the gallerY' I
believedTh the prisoner would have thrown them overitor
The prisoner said he was elevated by drink, and
not
Mr
wh
Rat he was about. ne•
.RAWLINSON asked Mr. Turner whether be rt, 0
ferred personal recompense, or that the prisoner poi
fine to the Queen? prefer
Mr. Turner having intimated that he should
the latter course, the prisoner was fined 51. ford,
Charles Molloy was charged by Mr. Henry Hans
160
of 54, York.terrace, with robbing him on the
March last of various coats, waistcoats, trousers, Scc.:are,
Fanny Scriven, of 13, Lisle.street, Leicester-sclu
iso
said at the period in question she was living with 3 rE
pa
named Cox, since transported ; and that prisoner
rttb,
his brother were at her place on the morning of the °did
bery, and she heard them planning it, though she_ the
not then know where it was to be. She swore to
prisoner's having pledged several of the suits stolene. ilea
Andrew White, 43 I), traced prisoner to tn A no-
Lion, Hoxton, where he was living as pot-boy, n": 00.
sonar had shown him where to find Cos:, who way
victed of another robbery. ceding°
Mr. RAWLINSON thought it unfair th.lt proc ill..
should have beca taken against one who had been
strumental in " " C
convicting ox. ustodf
The constable said he had taken prisoner into F next
d It I,‘
at the instance of Mr. Hansford.—liemande
Tuesday.

arrived

• g
Sgs
During the month of August last 208 hlll3' is.o „
n the port of Antwerp; there were only 1-19..1t
ares, a 5 t!
1845. There was alto an increase in the der,."
less degree.

17.P.1.7
Fr.timust.D.—O ld :Meadow Hay, 3/ 55 to 4/: ditt°,!
2/ 8s to 31145; Old Clover, 4/ 108 ro 5/10s; Nev! ditto;lt!',is
108 to 4/1:js; Oat Straw, 1/ Ss to 1/ le s;
to 1/ 12s per load. A full average supply, and a •"e".'
demand.
CIUMBERLAL, Hay. 3:

to 41 ;
.
.itto, 2110 a to 14s ; Old CR, ditty,
3/ lOs to 41 12s; Oat Straw. i. to 1.:
11 105 to 1112 s per load. Trade dull, at the , •,uu
WIIITECHAPEL.— Old Meadow Hay, 312 s 4i,
21 lOs to 3/ 13s; Old Clover, 41 128 to 51 155; -Nr«" 611-3
3/ lOs to Si ; Oat Straw, 1/ 8s to 1110 s; Wheat Straw, 1/0
to 1/ 12s per load. Supply good, and trade dull.

C03N16. •
SI:GAL—The market tor.o
BritisZAh Plantation is "bea
alteration, about 500 bags having been sold at about theybreis
vious currency. The public sales have contained JO° °al')
Barbadoes, 6,025 bags Mauritius, 629 bags Bengal, 2', t
bags and 694 baskets Java. The Barbadoes sold stetnli 3
lYnd
45s 6d to 49s for mid to good yellow. All the Bog" tiro
the greater part of the Mauritius, also found buyers, 0
former. at 538 to 55s 6d for good to flue white Bello;
ant' the latter at 45s 6d to 51s for lily to fine .yellosgs`, to
a small portion of very low to fine strong brown at der
455, being fully previous rates, particula, ly fur the bell.
descriptions. The Java only partly sold, and went off to
irreguLrb , in some instances at rather lower rates: la:
to
good strong brown brought 418 to 443 6tl, and lo g t,
fine strong grey were chiefly taken in at 45s to 52s Per °lb°
The quantity of British Plantation landed last week at t 46
East and West India Dock was 601 hhds, 97 tierce 5,40,
barrels. There were taken for home consumption 835 b oa
97 tierces, 278 barrels. The stock in the port of LOUdogoo
the Ist inst. was 15,223 hhds, 1,646 tierces, against 1"
hhds, 2,021 tierces, at this time last
ucyear. k
COFFEE. —There has not been mh doing. The „_.a.aci 4
British Plantation in London is less than at this true