The Sun.
London, England, 1834-12-19 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.--(THIS

OLD COURT.
William Wren and Henry Jackson were indieteerbir!
glariously entering the dwelling house of James Pt;
bookseller, in Whitechapel-road, on the 15th instal/y:0).
stealing therefrom two books, and other articles, his prop
It appeared from the evidence that a police consta
,bor
served the prisoners standing near the prosecutor's
re' rice
window and watched them. One of them, he did not Petbig
which, forced the window, from which they took sailed ipsO,
lie pursued them. They threw the property away, ann
a most violent resistance, and would not have been ta"',iite`
not Mr. Coates, a medical student, who was passing,
him. t
Th, dealing,

e Jury found both the prisoners Guilty of 81
not of the burglary.

.NEW COURT. tilt, fit,
Richard Fisher, aged 19, was indicted for an assafor
intent, &c., upon Emma Haynes, aged ten years, at Strs
in Essex, in the month of September last.
It appeared from the evidence, the whole of which 1o5!
for publication, that the child had been placed out at 0
01
from the age of eleven months, to a woman who lic.„re,
street at Stratford, wherein were several houses of aolw„r
character, and the child had been suffered occasionallY ","tdo°(
intercourse with the inmates. The prisoner lodged ne"
but one.
In cross-examination by Mr. CLARKSON, the g.L.•I
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cated so much that the case was stopped, and the Jai
the prisoner. cor
Elias Hill, aged 60, and John Grace, Ili 16, mete coo(
-

ged
victed of indecently exposing themselves. The lad was: rol°
half-silly German, and was in a state of starvation, '*beess
was met with by the old man in Whitechapel, and far toe'
of a penny, which he offered him, he was induced W
with his proposals.
,a
tt
The COURT, under these circumstances, sentenc— to °P
two years' imprisonment and hard labour, and Grace
month only. .Iss'
Samuel Tadd was indicted for intermarrying
Jones, his former wife being then alive. the ijf
The prisoner having been committed for trial on :,
vious day only, prayed to traverse until the next sess",,p
The COURT granted the application.

THE MARKETS 'THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE. &IV;
The arrivals of all kinds of grain this week are plenfrt ati
return of Flour good. Of the Wheat trade, we can rePLief 'O3
ion from Monday, and prices are as. last noted. P*-030,
dentiful, is rather cheaper. Beans and Peas unaltered-„oe'
tuyers slowly at last Monday's quotations. Flour as
ARRIVALS. rlP,"rco
Wheat I Barley. I Oats. 5,95'
9,490 qrs. 18,04') qrs 16,414 qrs
1 570 1,620

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SMITHFIELD MARKET. 01
ro
This day's supply was very good, and the trade W 1
at the foLowing tfr to ft.
6
PRICES YEK STONE OF BLB. TO SINK THE Of'), ... i
4 r i
s d. to s. d , 0' Itl 31,
Interior Beasts . ....... .... a: 2 2 4 Infeiior Sheep '''' ', $4 1
Second quality ditto 2 0 210 Second quality ditto" ."
0 9 '„
P.iine large Oxen 3 8 319 Coarse-weolled ditto.' 4 . • 6
Prime Scats, &c
arge coarFe C4dres 3 0 310 La, ,:e Hogs ... ..... . ...... 3 ti, 1:
P ime small ditto - 9 t
^,eklitig Calves each l2 • '2...; S I Quarter oh. .-.g. e---)
SUPPLY, AS PER CLERK'S sTATENIKST. 0,11.
Sheep Calves. ; 4V
2,450 I 108 I

Beasts.
1,121

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MARKO I'l
At per stone, by the Carcass. ‘l4l° • $0
s d tos d.
Reef, inf. rior 2 0 2 2 Mutton, inferior g 0 9,
middling
--prime huge 2lO 3 2 prime ............ 14 !i
prime small 3 8 3 8 Pork, large .........
Vaal
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COLONIAL MARKETS.—(THIS
BRITISH PLANTATION SUGAR. The sales this -
amounted to full 2,200 hhds., at full prices. o{ ',rid
MAURITIUS SUGARS.—The sale of about 4,000
ritius went off heavily. About 4,000 bags in addition
sale—Fine Browns are at 525. to 535. per cwt. this_isisfesfi
EAST INDIA SUGAR.—There is very little doing in nno
FOREIGN SUGARS.—By private contract, about `2,";,-,,Ap
Havannah have been sold privately, and 200 chests of "
re,
at 245. to 255. per cwt.
rice,
REFINED SUGARS.—There is still little doing, but p
core
the same.
Plantation
61.
COFFEE.—There is less doing in British
Jamaicas fetch full prices. Berbice is at 102 s. to lv;
cwt. for low, middling, which is 3s. to 4s. per cvrt. !ewe ,ef,
is a good demand for Foreign and East India Coffees. ot.
COCOA.—British Plantation Cocoa is 2s. to 3s. Per bicti
RUM.—There is no change in the market—prices perms
°
PEPPER.—The speculative demand continues for Pqr ale
is Vtd. per lb. higher. All other Spices sell freely. .00 is °0 ,
TEA--The deliveries are large, and the consuroPti is"
sear

increase.

RlCE.—There is no improved demand for Rice. 10
Madras quotations are 6d. per cwt. higher. „, Tie
Hors AND SEEDS.—The market for fine bright o°_,lr 0;A
and prices are again 2s. to 3s. per cwt. higher. God
7for 11"
Gd. to 2s. per cwt. dearer. There is a dull delay off;4 tir/
TALLOW.—The market is dull, at 40e. 6d. getabl
arrivals continue to flow in rapidly from St. Peters
.40
stock is consequently on the increase rapidly. The
COTTON.—The sales here are not considerable. vile..
from America state the crop to amount to 1,3000°

THE FUNDS.—(THIS DAY.)
C''
0 ho rd
Y, TWELVE O'„orcc
Bombay papers to the 20th of August have
at the North and South American Coffee-house.
(From the paper of the 19th August*),esaerre,
e
We observe by the Calcutta Courier that th• tot tn osl
Les cannot be got ready to make her second att,...whie sll°
the Red Sea before the 15th inst., and it is pron'"*" /40e
not leave Calcutta before the 20th inst. tii°
A flood has recently occurred at Surat, BroscPrie'rty
sary, in which several lives were lost, and Pr°r-
tee
amount of thirty lacs of rupees destroyed.
Governor Lee who was reported to be dead D2l;
the royal permission to return home. pats " 64'
The Canton Register quotes Opium—For IL" were 001!
13cnares 530, Malwa 600. The deliveries in May ce°ror
chests, and the sales were rather more brisk. mithe
is quoted at 14
tales. The state of the weather _oe a the
in the interior, by reports to last months, were
_o ote f
oct o
exceedingly favourable, and to hold out every the
present
CA LCU proving an abundant season. tuotlll3oiilVl'
ir
TTA.—We are assured that there is n°
late rumour of the Governor-General proceeding t
before his return to Calcutta. rece iv
oiltof

CoLomno.—On Saturday morning orders %/flore -0,,,,iv04
the four companies of the 61st Regiment s .9, 0
Ceylon Rifles, to march to Kandy ; but, at three,.
the following morning, counter orders were receis'eu tit
Ootell
THE FUNDS.
ails, two
Our arrivals this morning are two French maus,
5.4 toe.
and one Dutch, with the express from Paris• rge lio6.
The accounts from Holland are rather of a sva I of tit
The Dutch are reinforcing their armies, and the Prince Igo oli 0
will soon depart for the head-quarters. Russia !i reinforce
alert ; and the French are preparing ships
t° •
he clii
Levant fleet.
Although it is now known that Parliament is s° owed
li i
solved, it has not had any effect on the Funds at redo, 9 etv
Consols opened at the leaving off price of yest:Ari. ti°
for the Account, with little doing. Spanish, ''"' ' g
guese, 85i I. ' 0
Consols have been, during the whole 5 ce
92,i to .1 for the Account, with little doing. The
,r, „,.. 00
are afraid to enter into any considerable operations, the
HALF-
0-PflbSellineeriloifi°ol:
owing to the uncertainty of our domestic affairs, an"
oore
that may take place during the elections. f
Spanish Stock not so good as in the early part tea 554 I
ing, when it reached 534, at present may be quo
Portuguese continues firm at 851 i. 0' CLOG f.
Consols for the Account, 92a- to 921. Age
---.. ....Le, A
THREE 1

Mr. Archer takes his benefit at the StareYei ,110
on Monday next, for which occasion he has peParocorde-000
excellent bill of fare. We understand he has wPrin Lrod:
assistance of some of the first-rate performers 0).- his
confidently anticipating the generosity with whicbwe bet'
will acknowledge his claims to their red
wish him success—we believe he deserves it.