The Sun.
London, England, 1833-09-26 00:00:00

BOW-STREET-(THIS DAY•)

Charles Milford, John Bear, and Daniel Sullivan,
were brought before Mr. 311NstauLL and 31r. flau.s,
charged, on suspicion, with breaking into the b{)"6'l' of.
Mr. Thomson, the law stationer of Carey.streety
5
Inn-fields.
between ten
Policeman F 132 stated that last night,
and eleven o'clock, he was passing through Care to
when be found the door of an empty house, nest t°r
were work.
Thomson's, open. Ile was aware that there
men employed at it, and thinking they bad forgotten to
fasten it, he shut it and went on. Lincoln
up his Al)
Mr. Thomson stated, that after he shut
last night, about nine o'clock, he went out, le°22ap
sate. He returned about twelve o'clock, and, on
open,
stairs, he found that an entrance had been effected L'lr°u*n-
the roof; the locks of several drawers were forcel
evidently by a chisel, which was found in the o°Asl;vertil
great deal of wearing app %re' was taken away, a" nest
law books. The prisoners all worked at the hoed been
to his. The chisel belonged to Milford, who h3io his
seen several tunes in conversation with a
boy taken
(Mr. Thomson's) employment, and they had bee"
into custody on suspicion. thing
Bear and Sullivan were discharged, as there Was
all to implicate them in the charge. 1: last
31ilford, in his defence, said that he left his Or Ile
night at six o'clock, when he double locked the Mr.,' re-
then went to the Surrey Theatre with his wife, $n able
turned home at twelve o'clock. That he should, b:bne,
to prove, by the evidence of a friend who was svit".thia
and whom he left at the foot of Blaekfriars Bridge 'r,ii,ves
a few minutes of twelve o'clock. He supposed Chet% 10
hat effected an entrance by the first flour windl; in
which th-re were no sashes. He had left all his te°

the house, as he ususlly did. •Ilit
He was remanded, in order that further inquirieel9l°
be made.

TILE MARKETS.---(THIS DAY.)
00'
GENERAL AVERAGE ?RICE OF BRITISH getu
For the Week ended Sept. 20, 1833, made up from the,
0j
of the Inspectors in the different Cities and Towns In
and Wales, per Imperial Quarter.
kVheat—..— 535. 19d.1 Oats Ild.l 8ean5,.,,.5584: 61.
Barley- 2d I I

arley-- 2,1 Rye 355. 2,i j Pease.....-•-•
INIPERIAL AGGREGATE A‘ERNGES OF TIIE NIX WEEKS Fa°36, ji
7d.f Oats 19s.
283. 31.1 Rye --. 345. 5.1.
DUTIES ON FOREIGN CORN.
325. 8(1. Oats 183. 3d.1 8ean5.....15'.
Barley 19 . 10d .I Rye 18s. 3(1.1 Ar-

HAY i 4 A ItKETS.—, At per Load 0136 Trusses.)
BERLa Y
Supply tolerably good,CUM
trade dull,, and prices statioo- 1'0;1
Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay £3 5 10 v;
New Meadow Hay 3 15 4,1
Useful Old Ditto 3 15 4')
Fine Upland Meadow and ltye_grass Hay 4 5 51
Clover Hay 4 0 /'
Oat Straw £1 6to A:1 8 1 Wheat Straw... 110 _

SMITHFIELD. ote3
'Supply rather limited, trade dull, and prices as last (1- f„.O
Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay 43 5 )
New Meadow Hay 3 15 4
Useful Old Ditto 3 15 4
Fine Upland Meadow and Itye-grass Hay ..... „ 4 5 y
lover Hay (extra tine)...£s s... Generally 310 1
olt Straw ... LI 6to .£1 S 1 Wheat Straw..., I t

On Saturday Messrs. Hollist and Gur,Dt;
attended at the Guildhall, Canterbury, to investigst;(t
claims of voters fur the eastern division of the °ups
The right of voting by the Prebends was confirmed., oi
claim of the bead men, lay clerks, and vergers °4
Cathedral, were disallowed.—Kentish Gazette.
Captain Chads, who has been sent to obi
lone to inquire into the circumstance of the losq°;i•it)
Amphitrite, took with him 1001 , sent by the wild
Government to be distributed amongst the Frenchss-
who nobly endeavoured to save the sufferers.
It affords us considerable regret to be obilgo,
to announce that the Hon. L')rd William Paget! C;0
" mander of his Majesty's ship North Star, '
shot at Vera Cruz by a sentinel. The particulars 01
not yet learnt. —Kingston Chronicle, Aug. 3.
tiO!,
DOTER.—At a Common Assembly on --ir
the freedom was voted to Sir C. M. Sutton, SPeskietso
the House of Commons, at present at Lauriston Co
Dover; and the foPowing day a Deputation waited ''o,
hint to present the s tme. The Right Hon. Gentlew o
the Duke of Wellington, and Earl Guilford will di;i.t
the inauguration dinner to be given by E. Rutley,
one of the lately-made Jurats.
A pamphlet has lately been seized in Poi ,d
O
bearing the remarkable title of " The Otloffs, A'
of the Imperial Family of Russia."

Among the persons drowned in the
...., -rdre
Wemyss was Miss Susan Roche, a young lady 01
co° 01'
musical abilities, and sister of M. A. D. Roche, the -01/
poser. The little nephew who was drowned with I,„„er:',,,efr
son of the late Eugenius Roche, editor of the New
• ITO
The Honourable Robert Clive has, 11% ei
most handsome manner, made known his intentie,:rlo
contributing a thousand pounds towards keeping "V
efficiency of the Worcestershire Yeomanry. We beott
it is generally known that the late Earl of PlYnio,
sacrificed a considerable sum annually for such errs,
The liberality of the Hon. Gentleman will thus, 10
measure, supply the loss which the regiment sustaine
the death of the Noble Earl.— Worcester Herald. e
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CLERICAL SPORTSMEN.—From L
list published f)r the county of York, it appear° tib3lo,;
clergymen have taken out shooting certificates th'.o.o
being within 11 of the whole licenses taken out
county.—Edinburgla Observer. 05' ei

that
Government a THErri
arrived
edD
mfUreoTsmsCe
nHgffe
or
iSni
aoTnrdEdAeys.N BOAT
epfsa-ttecrhdeasyfor.-heThe
neither
pburtoeubl;
bassy here.
Saturday a petition to his Majesty, Pl 3 lag
for a commutation of the sentence of death Oast' of hie
Circuit Court, on Christian King, for the Inurde,r,,
child, was transmitted to the Secretary of Sta'-eottb/,
petition, which was signed by upwards of 200 (late
inhabitants, was accompanied with suitable certiu
Aberdeen Herald. 19'11
Extract of a letter dated Kilmarnockteiotro
Sept. :—" Captain Dunlop had a meeting of thenisio;ir
in Mr. Brown's meeting-house last night, to esi, ibt,4
conduct last session of Parliament, and to ttifeori.he
advice about some Bills that are to be brought of Pig
next session. After finishing his speech, son': Clo
electors rose to ask some explanations, but Dl:bit
rose and said that the meeting was dissolved•
given great dissatisfaction.—Edinburgh Paper•
TOO f
FALMOUTH, SEPT. 23. The v 00:0
Papers, received by the Goldfinch, give an aced-Wit
the murder of Colonel Woodbine, his lady, tgee.nore
who resided about nine miles distant from Cattitir 7,111
appears that the lady had some slight dispute:cora j'"ro
Indians, who were determined on revenge- ,
a great many of them collected together, and P.", eat'. ;
the house of the Colonel, and, after forcing :
ear egjeleir
laid hold of Mrs. W., and cut her throat fil-eary an
they next cut the Colonel's throat from ear t°de led
him and went in pursuit of the son, who °LS 030riocts
to the woods. Having discovered him they fer4e" it;
him also, and thus quenched their thirst Ibt. atitrti
This lamentable affair has caused a great
Carthagena, where the Colonel was much bel°le
TES'
of the Indians have been arrested. ftA" 41.
MEETING OF MIDDLESEX NlAG'.ejc tn"'tbe
—At a meeting held yesterday of the Mid“.; r rvitlittgin
trates, the county surveyor was ordered to coots asceittf•
principal landholders in and about Isleworch the
wity. hal ,
from them how far they would co-operate io re Die'
Sir W. Cooper, Bart. (who bad offered 58°1b1,itig l' 00'
ing Isleworth bridge, the estimated expense tie to
A letter having r
been read from the clerk to e peg the
sioners of police as to the delivery of ~P:ored the
prisoners, the hills against whom had been Jg too( ° 010
Grand Jury, Mr. Laurie said that by the eigbt.tvdt
pre,ent Grand Jury system, one bill in eVesYcollipre
ignored ; so that for every 8,000 pell?fted er 110910
1,000 who had either been illegally c"lmiblie• 0164$
perly discharged were let loose on the Pi° to Pirb'
happy to say that a bill would be brought -0
ADS
next session to amend the Grand Jury lit"' ry roe
~Es ,
INCENDIARISM IN THE COLIN' .reovotte.
AND Bucks.—ln these counties several d,O". fortettoa
have recently occurred, three of which, if n„:_.„ of
all
have been wilfully perpetrated. The tithe '1;0,0_00
the buildings (the barns being full t ot
Bray, three miles from Dunstable, sad
io tie
tits re-
destroyed. It broke out at half-past eign
_va
the Ber iod P. to
morning, and was first discovered by pert ,e 0
Rev. G. E. Whyley, the vicar, just at tveatt'i,lapniees
port louder than that from a gun was beard, iogre° Ott
have been the explosion of some inflawfirsP; O° ire' art
p":
that had ignited the stacks which were
00at th
damage is estimated at from 2,000/• to
ni,orning Ise; Ole
of which was insured. On SundaYn _handlert - die;
premises of Mr. Parraguent were ;J.
hamlet of Heath, near Leighton
13.stlestimattd
stroyeil by fire, and the damage
...dificeir
6001. The offenders remain at present u.
wasof set
coro:
e
a grocer azzairdc,