The Sun.
London, England, 1833-10-07 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX INTERMEDIATE SESSIONS.

(THIS DAY )

(Before B. ROTC'', Esq., Chairman, and a Bench of
County Magistrates.)
Robert Williams, a waterman, was indicted with steal.
iag, on the 15th July, two sculls and two oars, the pro
perty of Mr. Lyon the boat-builder.

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William Hobbs, a person in the employ of Mr. Lyon,
stated that they had latterly been in the habit of losing
oars and sculls ; in July last they lost upwards of 20 pair
a-week. The prisoner always bad the run of Mr. Lyon's
premises, being connected with a steam vessel which Mr.
Lyon repaired. Suspicion fell upon the prisoner in conse-
quence of his having sold a plir of sculls to a Mr. Easton,
which Mr. Lyon identified as his property.
W. Judd, who took the prisoner in custody, stated that
in questioning the prisoner as to bow he became possessed
of the sculls, he said he had borrowed them of Mr. Lyons.
Mr. Lyons LIM, that he never b-nt the prisoner the
sculls.

The prisoner said that in July last he discovered a boat
and sculls adrift. He made all inquiries 49 to the owner
of them, and being unable to find him out, he sold the
sculls, being in great distress.
The Jury found the prisoner Guilty.
The prisoner was then again indicted for stealing a boat,
of the value of 10/ , the property of Mr. Lyon.
The Jury found the prisoner Guilty on this charge, and
The CHAIRMAN sentenced him to seven years' trans-
portation.
John March was indicted with stealing five sovereigns
and a half crown, the property of Charles Broad, from his
person. It appeared, from the statements of the prose.
cutor, that he employed the prisoner to assist him in
spreading ashes in Bushy Park. After they had done
work they went to the Three Compasses public.house, at
Hampton Wick, where the prosecutor discovered he had
lost his money. The prisoner was afterwards discovered
dead drunk by a policeman, whose friend he charged with
robbing hint of four sovereigns and some silver. The
policeman thought it was rather singular that a person
like the prisoner should have so much money to lose, and
took him into custody.
The Jury found the prisoner Guilty of stealing, but not
from the person.

The COURT sentenced him to seven years' transportation.
Tames Murphy was convicted of stealing a surloin of
beef, and, being an old offender, was sentenced to seven
years' transportation.

Eleanor Shore, a young girl, was indicted with steal-
ing a boa, the property of her master, MORes So!omons,
a furrier, and Ann Jones with receiving the same, know-
ing it to be stolen.—The Jury Acquitted both prisoners.

THE MARKETS-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.

The vessels have recently been kept back by contrary winds
and foggy weather, but the change of last week brought up a
very large supply of most kinds of grain, which rendered the
trade extremely dull, and prices declined. This morning the
market, with the fresh arrivals, exhibited a great quantity of
samples of most descriptions of corn, and the weather being
remarkably fine, seemed to deprive the buyers of their usual
spirit to purchase. The general runs of new wheat may be re-
ported dull, 2s, per qr. cheaper than on this day sen'night, and
even eld met a limited demand at less value. Barley also has
declined 2s. to :Is. per qr., except for elect samples. Beans re-
main heavy at a further abatement of Is. per qr. Oats, though
not plentiful, partake of the general dullness, and have hardly
maintained last week's quotations. The demand for flour is
limited at the terms last stated.

PRICES ON BI
Wheat, Red (old)
—White (old) 46s. 645.
—Red
Fine sos. 545.
Superfine sss. 565.
White (1833) 4ss. 50s.
Fine 525. 565.
Superfine.. 58s. 60s.
Foreign free —s.

Rye
Barley
- Grinding
- Malting
Malt
- Fine New
Pease, Grey Nev
- Maple N*
- White
- Boilers

... 32s. 365.
24s 265.
275. 295.
325. 345.
445. 50s.
545. 625.
w 13s. 355.
ew.... 365. 375.
40s. 425.
445. 465.