The Sun.
London, England, 1833-11-08 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

GUILDHALL.
Yesterday Edward Kearney was brought up for
final examination before Sir C. MARSHALL, upon
suspicion of being concerned in uttering a forged
check in the name of Mr. Davis, a news-agent in
Bloomsbury, for the payment of 3001., with intent
to defraud Messrs. Pined and Co.

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The prisoner was committed.
Q UEEIST• S Q UARE.

EMBEZZLEMENT BY A CONFIDENTIAL CLERK.—
Yesterday David Evans Jones, a respectable-looking
young man, was brought for final examination before
Mr. WHITE, charged with embezzling various sums
of money, the property of his employers, Messrs.
Parlour, Davis, and Co., haberdashers in the Water-
loo-road, Lambeth.
The prisoner had been in the employ of the pro-
secutors as a collecting-clerk for the last six or seven
years, and the greatest confidence was placed in
him by the firm. By accident last week Mr. Davis,
ope of the partners, discovered that he had hewn
embezzling (some money paid to him. Nothing was

said to him at the moment, but a strict examination
of the books was entered into, when it was disco'
vered that he had been pursuing the same Vntl
for a length of time to an extent they could 00
exactly ascertain.

The prisoner was fully committed for trial.
UNION-HALL.
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Yesterday John Smith alias Richard Naylor, II
brought up for examination, and committed on t 1
charge of robbing the houses of several media
men, by pretending that he was sent as the bear
of a note for their immediate attendance on a patiet
For some considerable time the prisoner had be;
carrying on an extensive system of plunder, and ti
manner by which he contrived to effect it was I
writing notes addressed to different medical oil
residing within the district of this office, requestio
their immediate attendance on a dying patient. 11
was uniformly the bearer of ,the notes himself, no
he made a point of always calling at the resider
of each individual at a time when he was eitln
engaged in attendance on his out-patients or othel
wise absent from the lower part of the premisel
The prisoner then handed in his note to the servos'
at the same time intimating its purport, and addin
that he should remain until he received an ansWg
to his important communication. In most instant'
he was either invited into the surgery or some otht
apartment below while the servant went in quel
of the doctor. The prisoner generally availed bin:.
self of the opportunity thus given, and in the I°'
sence of the servant laid hands upon any portehl
description of property that happened to fall in hi
way. It is strongly suspected that the prisoner 01
engaged in other offences, for when the officer
searched his lodgings a great variety of skeleton
keys, jemmies, cro w bars, and other housebreakiol
tools were discovered.
yOeFstFer/dCayE.2fary
DARING ROBBERlES.—Yesterday
Browa young woman, was brought before Mr. BnopEtell
for final examination, charged with committing et
veral daring robberies under circumstances of a vet,
extraordinary character.
The prisoner had been a short time an inmate 0
the Maritime Penitent Female Refuge at necktie,'
where, instead of availing herself of the opportunity
of retrieving her lost character, she behaved so bar
that it was found necessary to expel her, and on thi
very day that she left the Institution some proper)
was missing, which Mr. Massingham, the secretary'
had no doubt was stolen by the prisoner, but thi,
charge could not be brought home to her. She so'
sequently called on the relatives and employers '
females who were, or had been, in the Asylum, sol,
by her plausible manner obtained money and victun'
from them. All these visits were followed by ti 3
disappearance of various articles, particularly plate
and the prisoner must, on the whole, have stolen pro
perty to a large amount. Two of the strongest con'
were selected against the prisoner. In one it
proved that she had, a few weeks since, called on,
young woman named Fulford, servant to Mte Fore
a linen-draper in High Holborn, whose sister 10
been an inmate of the Asylum, and told her fb
her brother was very ill, and on the point of death.
and that her sister was in custody on a charge
felony. Fulford thanked her for her kindness to
calling, and went out to obtain some refreshment"
During her absence, the prisoner stole two of Ivir7
Ford's spoons, which were not missed until tha
next day. The young woman hastened to her 01°#.
ther's house, and ascertained that the prisoner,
story was a fabrication, but it had such an effect 011
her that it had near caused her death, and produc
a serious illness, from which she bas not yet red
covered. On another occasion the prisoner cell%
upon the servant of Mr. King, a pawnbroker a"
Edmonton, who had been in the Refuge, and dor,
ing her temporary absence stole a large silver table,
spoon.
Mr. BRODERIP committed the prisoner for trial
on the two charges.

THE MARKETS.

C JUNTRY CORN AIARKEI'S DURING IHE WEEg.

Per Quarter.
B!andford
Brigg

Chard
Huntingdon-.
Long Sutton
Louth WOWOOINOW

Lynn.....
Newark

Nottingham
Peterborough
Plymouth
Pontefract
Sleaforil

Uppinghain ....,«.
Wi5bech.....,,.....,«...

1 Wheat.

S. tO S.

40 58
- 51
48 54
58 63
56 64
48 54
50 60
57 60
51 56
48 60
50 64

Barley.

S. S.
- 29
36 40

24 28
21 23

28 32
22 25
29 40
32 38
30 36
30 34

Oats.

S. to s.
21
15 22

Beane.
B. tO
33 55
31
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65 70
50 60
48 62

18 22
14 20
17 22
18 22
18 20
16 22

20 23

31 34
32 35,
40 "'"
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37
35 42)
30 M

36 38
28 36
20 33

22 96
18 26
14 22

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LEEDS CORN MARKET.—Nov. S.
Wheat, Nlrfolk and Stith,lk, 601 b........ .. • 4os. to 58‘. / ,
York. and Lincoln. 601 b. 3ss. to 55.•
Barley, Norfolk and Sufflilk
Yorkshire and Lincolnshire 273. to 355. ,
Grinding •••• 22s. to 245. • ,
Beans
Oats, Potatoe
—Mvalmg, Yor. 124tu1 d. Eng. 9cL to 10)0. pel_k
Shelling
Rapeseed, English. 25i to 2'7. Foreign, —1 L to —l, per
, _,

WiasT,LE
IEngIish,VRPOWOhL OitCe,pßeN CHA NG Er
70IfibX —Nov. 1
/ P - RPri
12‘ -
Scotch, -Welch, and Manx 7 0 •n 6. •
Irish, White
7 :,
-- Red . 6 7
a
Foreign
OATS, English, Welsh, and Scotch, per 451 b....... (i 2 S 36,
.-..—. Irish
---, Foreign 2 6 210
BARLEY, English, Malting, per Imp. quarter 34 0 36 a
—. Scotch
Feedin and Irish, per 601bs.
3 7 3
0
BEANS, English, g per Imperial quarter 36 0 4,4)
Irish, &c.
Foreign
['EASE, English, per Imperial quarter
u 44 „g
Foregn
FLOUR, English, per 2801 b. 0
. 41 0 43 n
Irish -..40 0 42 I.`

OATMEAL, English and Irish, per 2401b5.... 2l it 93--- 5,
INDIAN CORN, per 4401 b.
RYE, per Imperial quarter .
NIALT, per Imperial quarter
IMPORT OF GRAIN fur the Week en,' ing Nov. 4. II U
Wheat. Oats. Barley Flour. lOatorr,--
Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. !Foreign, Brls.lrish, Pcc. Scks., Lerid''
14,5'29 10,673 8 I '27 - , , o9:48 IMO

LEWES MARKET.—Nov.
35.2 d. to 44.2 d. I Veal 4s A.:
Nliitton -- 310 410 I Pork 4 0 4
Supply moderately good throughout ; trade with prime P'
and Mutton somewhat brisk, but otherwise dull.

HU Al F 0111.) MARKET.—Nov. ti....._-----
ii,
s. d. to s. d. e. d. '; JO
Heel 3 0 4 0 Veal 'I 6 " 6
Mutton. 3 6 4 6 Pork
,--, "
Suckling Calves ,-9
, I4s. to 345. ; Quarter old Store Pigs, 12s. to .
A moderate supply, and a sluggish trade.

A joint-stock company is about to be al
blimhed, under the name of the Central Bark of Scotlav
in Perth, for conducting banking business in that quarter;
The capital stock is fixed at 250,0001. in shares of 10°
each.

BIRTHS. tv,l ef
On the 6th inst., in Great Ormend.street, Mrs. N
Merry, of a daughter.

MARRIED. job°
On the 7th inst., at St. Anne's, )Yestminor, Mr. ,
Z
Pearson, of Liverpool-street and Gray's Innaffe", to Matlater,
eldest daughter of Mr. Edmund Warne, Lisle-street, Leice'
square.
fr,
On the 7th inst., Richard Robertson, Esq., to Josephs ' igae to
eldest daughter of the Rev. William St. Andrew Vince
Prebend of Chichester, and Vicar of Bolney, granddaughter
the late Dean of Westminster.