The Sun.
London, England, 1834-10-20 00:00:00

THE FUNDS.

We have numerous arrivals this morning, except-
ing from Madrid, which at present are mostly sought
after, to ascertain the debate and result of the House of
Pew, at Madrid on the Cortes Bonds, as Spain will be in
jeopardy without a loan, and Toreno's cry is, that money, and
nothing but money, can save her. This mournful con-
fession to the various loan-lenders now at Madrid
hag inspired them with hopes that they will obtain a better
tiatOain, and accordingly hold off making the contract until
the Spanish Ministry are glad to come to their terms.
Nevertheless the Spanish Stock, which left off on Satur-
day at 53H, opened at 54 to 41, as the speculators are
fully aware that Toreno will get no loan unless he offers
better terms for the Cortes Bonds.
Portuguese Stock has improved, owing to the favourable
accounts from Portugal ; it left off on Saturday at 82i
opened at 83f, and at present may be quoted 83i 8.
The young Hebrew has restored the 3,000 Spanish
Bonds to the owner, which he took the liberty of making
off with on last Friday.
HALF-PAST ONE.

Spanish and Portuguese Stocks, which had a lively ap-
pearance in the early part of the morning, are not so good
at present. Spanish, which reached 541 to receded to
54 ; at present they may be quoted 54 to 1. Y Portuguese
Stock which was 8318 has since declined to 841, owing
to a report of a new loan for Portugal, of one million ster-
ling, which at present does not gain credit.
Consols have been during the morning at 91 to 1 for
the Account, with little doing in them ; for money 91 to ;
afterwards got up to 9111.
THREE 0' CL 0 CIC.
Consols for the Account, 911-1.

The Assistant Commissioners, under the Poor Laws
Amendment Act, have not yet been appointed ; but we hear
that Sir Francis Head and George Gulstone' Esq., of Co-
ventry, will be amone the gentlemen selected for that impor-
tant office.

OLD COURT. ,0. •
Eizabeth Robinson was indicted for stealing a er:red
Upon the prisoner being placed at the bar, it was dise"ietr
that the witnesses for the prosecution were not in :wit'
dance, and the Common Sergeant instantly ordered
recognisances to be estreated, and the prisoner to bed
charged. The Learned Common Sergeant said he to
make no order respecting the delivery of the property
prosecutor.
Robert Jones was indicted for stealing a mare, the r
perty of William Arnold. the
The evidence against the prisoner was conclusivecv
mare being found in his possession directly after the rou
had been committed. coos
The Jury, after some hesitation, stated that they
not agree upon their verdict, and wished to ask the Pr'
in what manner be became possessed of the propert9.o 0
The COMMON SERGEANT observed that they kudts
right to ask the prisoner any questions ; it was for PP-
give an explanation of the manner in which he got it. or,o
The Jury still intimated that they could not agree
the verdict.
The COMMON SERGEANT said, if the Jury had setiofit.
sonable doubt, the prisoner was entitled to the bend
The Jury, after some further consultation, retur
verdict of—Guilty. e.
Charles Morris, Wm. Stock, and Stephen Sow' k 011
bargemen, were indicted for a rape on Elizabeth Ce° 'dick
the Bth of September last. There was also another lijoit,o
ment against the prisoners, charging them with aesei
Elizabeth Cook, and stealing from her person a 010'
100., her property.
The facts of the case are totally unfit for pub fir
The prosecutrix was under examination when °W.
porter left.

NEW COURT.
(Before Mr. Sergeant ARABIN. ) to
Rodolph Lenhardt, a German, was indicted for sotber
a purse containing eleven sovereigns, the property All
German, named Henrick Croog. lea 111
The prisoner and prosecutor were tailors, and resl4lo
the same room at Knightsbridge. Their place of w°,jre'
about half a mile distant, and they usually went out:ctobe ;
turned together. On the evening of the 6th of un
the prisoner left his work earlier than usual, and 0004
secutor returning to his sleeping room he missed the the
which had been in his trowsers' pocket. He 00
prisoner to a tavern in the neighbourhood of Soh 04:040
which the prisoner was in the habit of resorting teg ,
was there found with the money in his possession. hill
The evidence was explained to the prisoner throues
medium of an interpreter, and in his defence he stattbore,
he was in the habit of paying all expenses, and was 3%0,1
by the prosecutor to go to the box where the 121°-0017,
for that purpose. On the evening in question hellStpri
taken the money in his pocket to show that he was'''.
and intended to bring it back at night. • dr
The Learned SERGEANT summed up, and had his '
vations explained to the prisoner by the interpreter.
riscoe
The Jury returned a verdict of Guilty, and the floral',
was sentenced to three months' imprisonment aod
bour in the House of Correction.
George Smyth, Cannon Hensby, and William Joriettsol4
indicted for stealing nineteen yards of Merino from
of George Webb, linendraper, 19, Shoreditch. „norm
It appeared by the evidence, that Smyth all(' 6th P-•
went into Mr. Webb's shop on the evening of the_n,b.l,
tober to purchase some trifling article, and were 9;
person looking through the window, to carry of t„utiej,
of Merino ; the two other prisoners were waiting A,
the three prisoners were afterwards found by a nor
drinking in a public-house in Castle-street, SP°
ise
about ten o'clock on the same night.
The Jury found Smyth Guilty, and acquitted tl'e:sif'
two.
Smyth, although only 13 years old, had been Pa
in custody, and the Learned Sergeant sentence to
to
seven years' transportation. 10° of
Robert Cuthbert was indicted for stealing sis Pf
saws, and other carpenters' tools, the property ° eff
ployer, Joseph Coxen. eater
The prisoner was a journeyman in the prose, 46
ployment ; on the 9th of October the articles h3.,00,
were missed, and they were found to have heel
two or three places by the prisoner.—Not
After a suitable admonition from Sergeant A-11
prisoner was discharged.
The Grand Jury having been previously 4
twenty-one persons against whom no bills had bee., 000
were brought up and discharged. Their names D:;,,e ',ete
lows : Sophia Billington, John Pierce, catharlie`•_
_her
Anne Pitt, Eliza Hutton, Charles Shorter, Rich s, g;:,0
John S. Faulkner, John Conway, Daniel Jon S^^''''"
Cooper, James Nokes, John Mars, James g°"--.lol;ebalv-
Brown, Jamcs Young, Sarah Manly, Henry
John Williams, John Coulson, and William 13°'

SURREY SESSIONS.—(THIS WC)
These Sessions commenced mornigathefogiB°?eell;.
tdsc
Grand
hi.rdetiaesyonns,uecdccsdEha
ijßtaue,i
rinrgEeydmesediq.r,
this
character,a.
w,‘c,iiCHotn hhgetafoatieirrielnvmoesanonasuintessth,sow,earoobrnnfr‘nd,nattmialhii
tieefohsunel
of
frißned
ordinary
snnsrt
nachrhenpeyar
nor ei
scfcat i
r: so:rite:ni p
... noitt i
oic,100:r;
their labours ; that, however', waesreperwhaps tbre irastlie,sensteltr
would have the honour of addressing them, '°"l,o tie-0016
sions were the last that would be held before the .11 tete
Criminal Courts' Bill came into operation ,i• ;1135 Vi.:
the jurisdiction from Quarter Sessions in au casee ye3l;ot
rfeatm tainoyn enapsne
the law awarded a greater punishment than sev 1/14eigut°0
megistraworStot
that used to come on there ; however, he had " tes 0' 0,
ns wthoeulsdutbhjecreetfofrreoninowthgeo to thiebeeo gei tile,
various offices, and their opinion was that thed, and fle
the Grand Jury would be very little lessele fere. All'3
their gaols would in future be as full as °el, well, 010
trusted that the Bill would be found ton°,r otr°l),,ijor
greatly reduce the crime which abounded i tri,eue cale"be
and its neighbourhood. None of the cases in u; so a 1 jp,
required from him any special notice, the rn°rbefore
saw many upon the Jury whom he had often or
their experience would be most useful.
morning
I° 01l
The Court was occupied the whole morning wit a 0
plication made by Mr. Chambers, for the settiegiuo,
..,
indenture, and the return of a part of the prwir, apptlP
appeared that the apprentice, Michael Sinbold, ~a1,1.A
The apprentice 1/17.._. stioao
triecceeclivteodl\alprr.eßmoiusemllyof,
iasocih.emist, in September
butstated that his master behaved kindly boys tw".400,4,
but that afterwards he sent away his errand rro
.oeig
ries, &c., and did not teach him any g
e
him, and once to su -coo
him perform all the work—that he mathdinhilligothle
cbro
uitoe
—also that he frequently can , ~ a soni t
gree as to make him require the attendance or tiif
heal the wound.
Mr. JEMMETT appeared for the master,
most insulting and inco lay io 0
the complainant was a .
h and usually ,bils
boy ; that he would learn not nothing •
''in the elaY, " j
till ten, and sometimes one o'clock
col
andrsrteigit.hecliti4lB:l
master had to open the shop, and attend to it.,
phis .0
hearing
Bencha r ing
ate
uwi Ihe od l et
the
ea si;
ct :vat v
ordered a return of 301. of the premium. 00
celiceed
pied After
three very e
hours),
----------- the
ypat e n
thetly
It is not true that the soldiers broke e!,tivi
of the Speaker's house during the fire. hingeee Oil
upon the occasion.
the good order and
regularity of the conduct oPh