The Sun.
London, England, 1832-02-16 00:00:00

and " Drive straight on" being repeat.d, lie went tO
llatnpsteat-road. The gentlernan had by tfii. timelines
into- a profound bleep,,and 'could -hardly .articulate the
niany•-•ime •rtfore.tnentintier instt•setirilis,
h
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hat to . 'HuiritnierWm itli, ...sit& • t,hiir
and-art ivetl:lif the poii'&- sfitlisi of Sti.,.4iiine;s's:aa aqttat'44`
et
the:
•resi_qed, inure partituialy tol#ol df*
'Plir4r-atid•-'tnntity'; n tlib'-'ectitrgeTof
coulter traieliing." . • •
Toe complainant was of opinion that hu, 'had Myer! hi 4
fire 25 miles. H,• knov he bail iltiven fast the whole, '
4.
•
In ileetor Clements oriservPii tottt,he was at the, writ
• •
Wheri !lie aitt: the driver then eaio he
stopped at several places.
Mr. Purcell declared that he had only been driven filial
Cie Hainp•ti•ail•road to Drill y-1 ine and hack ; the re- .
ni.do.l,r was a tissue of lal.ehoods.

. •
The Magistrates, to mark their sense of the imposition, •
reduced the chili) to 4s. which is now lying et the
office for the prop; ietor of the cab.

THAMES OFFICE.

Y,--ter;lety Mr. Henry Sage, a medical practitioner, of
No. 123, High-street, Wapping, waited upon Mr. Bai.;•
LANTINE, the sitting Magistrate at this office, to acquaint
him di it a fever of the most malignant kind, and of which
several person. ha;-: died, was at that time raging in the
parish of St. George in the East, and that the subject
requirel the prompt interference of the Ma;:istratea and •
loam authorities to prevent its ektensien, or f iberwise the
test alarming eonseieences might eosin.. 14r. Satte men: '-
tinned secstr.l ett,es which had come under his notice. in -
Star-roust, Albion-street, Commercial road. He believed
the diata,e was caused by the filthy state of the court. in---
front of it, and within three virds of the house Nor. 4,
where so many ,'oaths had taken place, was a black ditch,
tilled 'with putrid carcases of cats and (toga', which emittoni
a most intolerable stench, quite sufficient ;o cause Piatria
fever. There were also two privies, one on each side of
the house, , hich had over flowed, awl a pig-sty at the hack,
which had not been cleaned out since the swine had been
removed. The parochial authorities had lately c,used.the
hous e to be lime-washed, hut had neglected to remove
the other nuisances, whioili had produCed the f6er.
Mr: 11ALLANTIHE having sent for the churchwardens of
St. George's, ordered that the nuisances complained or.
should be instantly abated, and directed that the sick per-
sons and their families should he relieved by the parish.
Mr. Sage then directed the attention of the Magistrate
to another receptacle of filth and misery, called V;ne-court,
Ratcliff, in which, he said, a cane of Cholet:a bbd that
morning occurred, and terwiintied fatally. The patient,
however, one Callaghan, an Irishman, was a man of
grossly intemperate habits.

Mr. BALLANTINE, after bearing the statement (which
was confirmed by the inspector of police), gave some di- !;
reciions to the officers, and soon afterwards the thorough-
fare through Vine-court was stopped up, and a placard •
was posted at the entrance signifying the same. Several
individuals had previously entered the room where the
corpse was lying. The body was ordered to be interred as
soon as a deep grave could be dug. ,

THE MARKETS.

'COAL MAR
Per Ton.
&ties 20s. Od.
Renshaw Main 16 6
Dcan's Primrose---. 17 0
Fast Percy. 18 6
Ilebburn Main —.—. 21 0
_ 0
Kollingworth 21 0
rnttnh Windsor—...... IS 6
South Holywell 16 0
St. Lawrence Main...-. 19 R 6
Pantiekt
rownley ' 19 0
West Hanley 20 0
Mangum, • • .21 0
18 0
Wall, Ent Callerton 16 6
, Ditto Bell,Robson,&Co. 20 0
Ditto Bewicke and Co. 22 0
Walls En.l Parr and Co. 19 6
Walls End G05f0rt.11........ 22 0
:Walls End Deaidn—...4... 21 6
,Walls End,Hiltla -20 9
21
Ships ar
197
-..yqur4l:lt,Y colt
• .

ET.—Feb. 15,

it

Tnn.
Walls End Hotspur.... 20s. 61. •
Walls End Newmareh. 21 0
Ditto. Northumberland 20; 9
Ditto Peareth... 17 0
Ditto Perkins and CM.. 21; 0
Walls End Riddell's.-- %1 0
Walls End Russell's... .8 6 ~'•
Walls Lnd Eletton 22
Walls Endl.atobton..; 22 6
%P. E. RiMsell's Hetton 22 9
Walls End Stewart's .. 23 0
With; }NM 22 3'
Cowpen 20 6
Walls End 16 9
24 0
Wrtitir- 22 0
New- Fioekton, Milne,
And Co l7 6
ilkstone Field and Co. 18 6
Silkstone.Fopplewell
smith Hetton Seatn.-:.: 17 0
Tan2elCFracter.—......... 19 - U 1
ived, 20.

pp itl "1/IE WE d.•

A1.411.K

Wheat. ; Barley. Oats, .Bans.
Per Quarter. i. to s. Is.to s. S. to j. t. to s.
.62,. I 31!,- 43 ;22 $0?
Andover.—.....—: 73 80 137 41 '•— •
Birmingliantiz..7,,, 56 AG. ;44 1;32
sridport '56 4. " 30 30 54
Cirencester,,,,„ .50, 0i 26 hal, wog IT
tartnr,d0n........4.t....' • ' 36 ' 4tY'' qo
Guildford 48 •74 .123 32 26, 35 —.. 43
.tienley `. •-54 3L g3Da3O ='l33 213- 40
Hereford 84 92 44 48 40
Highworth (3`) SO 32. 42 1;28 34 56
Maidenhead 65 88 13296122 30 37
54 61. 39
Reading ___ 65 90 31 47 21 ,32 42
-TO 3-2 27 21 ,27 -54
Southampton 54 '6B 37 40 28 32 46 ,
Stroud .C 4 78 34 38 22 32 48
fewkeAury '65 ' 74- 40 42 30 '3B '44
Uxbridge 48 74 27 ,40 ;23. P 3 „42 4',
%Vantage—. 58 80 30 '43 21 '3O —"'46
Warminster ...-- 45 C 4 30 43 20 28 46
Windsor--.--. 21 22 50
Woreester—,......... 165 66 -44 .51 31'. 12 .44. ;so