The Sun.
London, England, 1833-10-11 00:00:00

WORSHIP-STREET.

HoAxlNG.—Yesterday a gentlemanly-looking per-
son applied to Mr. TVYFORD, the sitting Magistrate,
for protection on behalf of a lady named Jordan, re-
sident in Artillery-place, Fin-bury-square.
Mrs. ,Jordan's family, and her neighbours also, had
been excessively annoyed during the morning by the
constant arrival of goods of all descriptions, in con-
sequence of one of those nuisances called " hoaxes."
Several wine-merchants' porters had brought ham-
pers of wine; and there were numberless butchers,

bakers, cheesemongers, coal merchunts, upholsterers,
and others, some with goods which had been ()Meted,
others to receive orders, and some pruden•ly making
enquiries before they executed the orders which had
been already given. The applicant said that just as
he came away two large vans had arrived, in pur-
suance of orders, for the removal of property. Some
of the men, who had brought loads from a distance,
were irritated and abusive, and it was considered
necessary to apply to this office for an officer to pro•
tect the family from the crowds and annoyance
which had been the consequence.
It was stated upon inquiry that Miss Jordan had
been married that morning, and some mischievous
fool, probably a disappointed lover, had resorted to
this mode of annoyance on the occasion.
police constable was sent to the house to dis?
perse the crowd.
THAMES-P 0 LICE.

INGENIOUS SYSTEM OF SMUGGLING.— SEIZURE
OF A SHlP.—Yesterday Captain JO/In Patterson,
master of the ship Liberty, from St. Petersburg,
was brought before Mr. BALLANTINE and Mr. BRo•

DERIP, charged, on a Custom-house informatiovi
with illegally smuggling seventeen tallons of foreign
brandy and seven gallons of Hollands geneva I[l
casks of less size than forty gallons each, by whi'h
he had rendered himself liable to serve his 3lajestl
five years in the Royal Navy.
George Taylor, a waterman of his Majesty's Cug.
toms, on Tuesday afternoon went on board the
Liberty with his Inspector Mow Gravesend. The
Captain was on board, and he asked him to Ao'v
his stores. He accompanied him into the state-
room, and there showed him a keg containing sale'
Holland's, which he said were ship's stores, and
he had got on board. Witness then took the
tance of the cupboard in the cabin and the sail-roerr4
and, after a minute survey he suspected something
wrong. He opened the cupboard, and saw a bele,:
over the end of the upper part and a door aft. ir
removed the batten, and, on removing some board'''
discovered a place of concealment, and he imme''
ately gave information to his Inspector. The 10,nee
of concealment was on the larboard side of the cat'
and most ingeniously made.
Mr. BRODERIP said the prisoner had Dlea'-
guilty, and, if he had not, the facts were so strong'
and attended with so many circumstances of agarr
vation, that the Bench could not have done other'
wise than convicted him. The sentence of the Celict
was, that the prisoner do serve his Majesty as °:
able seaman for five years in the Royal Navy. A"'
be
petition for a remission of the punishment must
sent to the Board of Customs.

The ship has been seized and is in possession -
le Crown.

THE MARKETS.

COUNTRY CORN MARKEL'S DURING THE WEEj
Wheat. Barley. Oats.
Per Quarter. s. to s. s. s. s. to s.
Blandforcl 55 25 22 --
Grigg 40 58 36 40 15 22 30 35
Cambridge— 51 :32 17 •
Chard 48 56 24 28 17 20 36
Huntingdon........ 58 63 21 23 14 20 31 aig
Long 5utt0n........ 56 64 17 22 32 t. 7,
Louth 4B 54 28 32 IS 22 40 31
Lynn 5O 60 22 2.5 16 20 32 (./
4
Newark
Nottingham --...... 50 63 31 40 20 24 38 4,-;
Peterborough 48 60 30 36 14 22 30
Plymouth ............. 50 64 30 34 20 23 43
67 43 27 -- 43
Sleafor.l
Uppingham 50 60 28 36 18 26 36 39
Wisbech. , l4B 62 20 33 14 22 30

LEEDS COltN MARKET
Wheat, Norfolk and Sufll,lk, 60Ib.
.......

'.—Oct
40s. to ;,4.•1
355. to 55,.
17;
283. to 405:
275. to 34'
2,2 i. to
ois. to 365• •
18s. to `l24'rit.
:ng. 9d to 104 d. ile„,j,
.. 2-2 s. to 255. per Tot,
pl. —l. to --/. Per

York. and Lincoln.' 60Ib.
Barley, Norfolk and Suftblk . .

Yorkshire and Lincolnshire

- Grinding
Beans 63lb.
Oats, Potatoe
-Mealing, For. 12d. to 13d Ei
Shelling
Rapeseed, English, 251. to 27, Foreig