The Sun.
London, England, 1834-08-26 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS-(THIS DAY•)

(Before Mr. Sergeant ANDREWS, and a Bench of Magistra:7;•
Robert Deana was convicted of stealing.from his ITI,-05utet,
Mr. Richard Watts, the Type Founder of Crowe—ececi
Temple-bar, one printer's type-mould, value IL, and sense of
to three month's imprisonment and hard labour, three week
,ser,
that time to be spent in solitary confinement. The Pris°oo-
- upwards of twenty-one years of age, was an aPP,ea
tice of Mr. Watts, but having passed his majority had tele
advantage of that circumstance, and left Mr. Watts' enll3.ed
itic.
for several weeks together, and otherwise miscono
himself.
John Murray, an Irish labourer, was convicted of stet the
on the 2d of the present month, one glazed window-gall is
property of Mrs. Frances Langdale, from an empty
Field-lane. The prisoner, it appears, was employed ain
other bricklayers' labourers to do certain repairs to the Poe
mises in question, and took that opportunity of purloining
property. a.
The clerk of the prisoner's employers gave him a good
ratter, and could only attribute the theft to his getting '31400,
The prisoner said he had been twenty-five years in li°"
and had never been in a watchhouse in his life. ent,
The COURT sentenced him to three months' imptisennet,
three weeks of that time to be spent in solitary confineinrespo
Ann M' Carty was indicted with stealing a gown ail"
value 45., the property of Ellen Halton. been
having prisoner in her defence said that she was not al"-iees
having taken the property-; if she did she must haveu„,cd
drunk at the time. She had five small children, and mv`
the Court nd Jury would be eciful to her. a a the
The pro,aecutrix, with tearsm inr her eyes, recommen-e
prisoner to mercy on account of her family.
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The jury found the prisoner Guilty, but stronglye
mended her to mercy.
The COURT sentenced her to 14 days' imprisonment' Dung
BATHING IN THE SERPENTINE.—CharIes Wright, ae.gith
urchin about twelve or fourteen years of age was indict
stealing a pair cf boots, the property of John Irving.
From the evidence of John Irving it appeared that on htsalle
first of the present month he met the prisoner, whom he net
never seen before, near the Serpentine River. The Pled
asked the witness if he was going to bathe, and on being reP,4
to in the affirmative, he said he should not, but would stop np
mind his (the witness's) clothes. During the time witness "red
in the water the prisoner decamped, and was not diseevethet
till several days afterwards, when the witness and his itle
discovered him in Oxford-street and took him into custody,A
The jury found the prisoner Guilty and the Court senteciTc",
him to fourten days' solitary confinement, and to he
whipped.
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William Bone was indicted with stealing twelve bus- ~re•
oats, the property of John Kershaw, on the 12th of the r
sent month.
The jury acquitted the prisoner. boa,
Thomas Smith was convicted of stealing a pocket" ecea
kerchief, the property of Mr. Oliphant Saxon, and seute
to three months' imprisonment, and to be twice whipped' with
Ellen Maloney, an ill-looking Irish girl, was indicted .0
stealing from her master, Mr. Abraham Myers, who resitwo
in White Hart-yard, Drury-lane, two half-crowns and
shillings. f
The prisoner in her defence denied being a servant 0' at
prosecutor's, stating that she lived as a common prostitute
the house of Mr. Belasco, who gave her the money. ,tice"
The jury found the prisoner Guilty, and the Court sen'-
her to seven years' transportation. , able,
The prisoner left the bar with all the assurance itnagin
and appeared much delighted with her sentence.

OLD BAILEY.

ABSTRACT OF THERE ULT OF CO j 3151
MENTS TO THE LAST SESSIOIVSjd.
Convicted. .ticqul
Worship-street Office
Marylebone
Hatton-garden 2l
Marlborough-street 9
Thames 8
Whitechapel 6
Bow-street 4
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Queen-square 4
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Coroners, &c 2

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Lord Mayor and Aldermen 45
Of the above cases.
Mr. Justice Taunton tried
Mr. Justice Bosanquet
Mr. Justice Patteson
The Recorder
The Common Sergeant
Sergeant Arabin

30

THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY.)

HAY MARKETS At per Load of 36 Trusses 0
CUMB
Coars • heavy Lowland Meadow Hay RLAND.
£3 Par th to 4 e
4 i 0
10
New Meadow Hay
4 5 5
Useful Old Ditto
6 g
Fine Upland Meadow and Rye-grass Hay
Clover Hay
Oat Straw. ... ...... X 1 12 to X I ;4 . Wheat Straw 1 18 0
, 4
SALT PH FIELD .0 4 1)
0
Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay IS 15 5 0
)0
New Meadow Hay
4 5 4
1
Usef 1 Old Ditto 4 1°
5 5 0
, 5
Fine Upland Me idow and Rye-grass Hay
4 0 i
Clover Hay
.extra fine ......., 6 0 Generally
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Oat Straw ......
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Coarse Meadow Hay 5 HUNGERFORD. 0 15 t° 4 10
New Meadow Hay 4 0 5!O
Useful Old Ditto
5
Fine Upland Meadow and Rye grass Hay
315 I,
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Clover Hay
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Oat Straw £1 10 to
..t 1 12 1 Wheat Straw

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COLONIAL MARKET S.—(THIS ne Y.)
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BRITISH PLANTATION SUGAR.—The deliveries continue
good, exceeding 2,400 hhds. last week. Fine Jamaicaa s ore
worth 58s. to 61s. ; middling and good 545. to 565. ; an
vel.
Ms. to 535. per cwt. e
cm. d fin
EAST INDIA SUGARS.—These Sugars are firm bo--° 563.
low 565. to 595. ; and low to good middling from 51'• wa 13r°
FOREIGN SUGARS.—Brown Bahias are at 235. ed., an
Rios at 235. per cwt..
REFINED SUGARS are lower for the home trade. Co'
COFFEE.—The Market is firm at full prices, but Fore'.
I,oo°
are dull.
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RUM.—There was a heavy delivery last week, exec- market is'
puncheons, of which 700 were for exportation. The
oil
however, flat.
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EAST INDIA SALES-.—This morning the East .n.--
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sale of various articles of produce took place. At its cr„° ercbgnv
the periodical sale of Drugs on account of the East India
was appointed to be held, but Mr. I. H. Palmer sta,lvast Poe
consequence of disagreements between the Committee 014c,00e_
Merchants and the Drug Trade it has resolved to
sale, in order to allow the merchants to come to a deter,' to. ale
to whether the demands of the trade should be agceconsicie"olt
sale was consequently adjourned. The matter is ui
hasthe t,ee'tto
importance to the trade of the port of London, as °p° hit
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depend a change in the terms upon which trade peel,
been carried on in all articles of foreign produce. lints hate
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Hors.—The duty is up to 152,000 L Some new er
brought to market, and have realized from 10/• to lov 4 per
TALLOW.—The market is rather more firm at

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