The Sun.
London, England, 1832-05-03 00:00:00

tut from an adjacent hotel, and vs to the p,:rson in the
" Here is a beautiful hat my master has made me a
present of; I wish to sell it, as I have got several others;
you shall have it for such a price." While they are areu-
lug about the hat, the Jew comes in under some pretence,
admires the hat very much, and regrets he has not
money enough to become the purchaser himself. This
raises the desire of his credulous dupe ; be purchases the
hat, and when too late discovers that he has been dealing
with a couple Of sharpers.

As it appoared that the cleats were provided with a
intwker's license, the Magistrates were nimble to punish
them. They therefore 1 herated them after an admonition.
HATTON- GARDEN.
A middle-aged man, named Hugh Kelly, was charged
ivith breaking into the house of Madame Maria Percy, cf
Tonbridge-place, Brunswick-square.

Madame Percy sjd, that on Wedms lay night as she
and her servant (who Lad returned from a walk) were
sitting in the parlour, they heard some one break open
the kitchen door. She was so frightened that she could
not move, and her servant, after some time, was per.
sutled to go to the street door and call a policeman. The
p isoner was found in the kitchen without coat, hat, or
shoes, and in the possession of some wearing apparel, and
a reticule with 3s. 6•l. in it.

Mary Daley, tbeser;ant, give similar evidence, and
admitted the prisoner had been her sweetheart, but bad
long since been forbidden the house by her mistrea., and
she had kept him at a great distance The reticule b -
longed to her, and it had been snatched from her by the
prisoner, who refused to return it.
The defendant said he was the dupe of Mary. He en-
tered the house by her invitation, and he was without
shoes in obedience to her orders, that he might make no

Mary denied this; and the magistrate put a stop to a
scene of recrimination, by stating that the prisoner's ac-
count was very unsatisfactory, and committing him for
haying entered the house of Madame Percy with intent to
commit felony.

THE MARKETS.

COAL MAR:
Per Ton.
Adair's 19;. 6d.
Holy well l9 6
Kenton West IS 0
Sliircote 15 6
I oilfield
West Hartley 17 6
Walls End Bell & C 0.... 19 6
Ditto Bell,Robson,&Co. 18 6
1)8 to Bewieke and Co. 21 6
Walls End 13r0wn'5......,. 19 6
Wall, End Callerten 17 3
%Valls End Carr and Co. 19 0
Ditto Clarke and C 0... 19 0
Wall; End Gostbrth....— 21 6
Walls End Heat0n....,,,•.,,. 21 3
Ditto Hazlerigg---- 18 3
%Valls End 1-totsi,ur—.. 19 9
Walls End Hilda --. '2O 0
Ships arrived since

ET.—May 2.

e
Walbi Pr End Newniarch.„ 204 6d.T
d.
Ditto Killingworth ...... 19 6
Ditto Northumberland 19 6
Walls End Riddell's.... 21 6
Bells Primrose 17 6
Walls End Lyons 20 6
Walls End stewart's 9
Walls End Adelaide.— 20 6
Walls End Butter Knoll 20 6
Walls End Cleveland... 18 6
W. E. Musgrove 17 9
Walls End 28 0
New Flockton, Milne,
and Co.
Silkstone Field and Co. 18 0
Silkstone Wilson ........ 18 6
Scremerston Engine.... 16 0
!Tantield 18 0
last market-day, 13.

t'tJUNTRY CORN 51A Khz•l'S ()URI NO IHE WEEK.

Wheat. Batley

bats.

Beans.

Per Quarter.
Abingdon--

S. to s.
31 43
87 41
40 44
32 36
26 .58
36 40
23 32
30 33
44 48
32 42
34 44

Andover
Birmingham-.
nridport,
irencestor
i arinodon
G lid ford
H
Hereford

Highworth
Maidenhead —......
Monmouth
Reading , .
Southampton
Stroud

31 47
31 40
33 40
37 38
30 42
37 40
17 43
30 44

Tewkesbury
Uxbridge
Wantage. _
Warminster
Windsor

Wcrcester--..

44 51