The Sun.
London, England, 1832-03-01 00:00:00

CITY WATCH.

Mr. PEACOCK gave notice of a motion for consolidating
the day and night watch in the city.
The Court was informed that a Bill had been brought into
Parliament, for making a rail-road from London and Birming-
ham, in order that the attention of the Court might be drawn to
the subject, as the proposed railway will extend within the juris-
diction of the city.
WARWICK-LANE MARKET.
A report was presented from the City Lands, relative to the
meat market established in Warwick-lane, late the College cl
Physicians. The report stated that the Committee formerly ap-
pointed had decided against allowing Messrs. Tylers so to oc-
cupy the premises, though they offered to compound for the
tolls. Messrs. Tyler and Co. had, however, fitted up the
building, on the ground that there was no adequate place for the
wholesale supply of meat,7though no consent had been obtained
from the Corporation. The report concluded by stating, that
as the market would be injurious to the rights of the city, and
tend to obstruct business, that such steps should be taken as
might be necessary to preserve the rights of the eit3.
Mr. PEACOCK moved that the Court agree to tl- e report_
Mr. J. DIXON was left opposing the report.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.-(THIS DAY.)

A Sheriff's Jury were summoned to assess the value of a plot
of land in Golden-lane, part of the site of the brewery, which
was required by the Commissioners for building new churche
under the Church Building Act, for the purpose of erecting an
additional place of worship in the parish of St. Luke. The
Jury were despatched to view the intended purchase, and on
their return were sworn, when a sum of 1,0501. was agreed upon
by the parties on each side, and a verdict was entered for that.
amount.

John Harris was indicted for committing an indecent assault
upon Thomas Corker.

- It appeared from the testlmony of the, prosecutor, in part
corroborated by a police constable, that on the night of the
January, about ten o'clock, he had occasion to turn int* a stable_
yard, in the neighbourhood of Baker street, when the prisoner
came up and accosted him by the name of William ; the
prosecutor said he was a stranger to him, upon which the pri-
soner said he was not, and immediately committed the assault
complained of. The prosecutor gave the prisoner a blow in the
face, when the latter ran off but was pursued by the prosecutor
unt 1 the piiioner was stopped by a policeman. He struggled
hard to get away, and was with difficulty secured.
Mr. C. PHILLIPS addressed the Jury in a very energetic
speech, and called a number of respectable persons who had
known the prisoner for many years, all of whom gave him a
most excellent character for morality and respectability. They
stated the prisoner to be a grocer and cheesemonger, at No. 4,
Edward-street, Portman.square, and a married man.
The Jury found the prisoner Guilty, and he was sentenced
to six months' imprisonment.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, FEB. S.E.—Arrived from the river and
sailed the Catherine Forbes, Anderson, for New South Wales.
PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 29.—Wind E.—Arrived his Majesty's
steamer Confiance, from Sheerness.

FALMOUTH, FEB. 28.—Wind E.—Arrived the Olive and
Eliza, Parsons, from Virginia; Monkey, Cargill, from Mei-
sina; and his Majesty'► steamer Firebrand, from Woolwich.
PENZANCE, FEB. 28.—Arrived carport the Eliza and Jane,
Richmond, from Bombay.

JERSEY, FF.a. :28. —Arrived the Two Friends, Ritson, from
Bilboa ; and Scutari, Alexandre, from Cadiz.
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LIVERPOOL, Ettn. 28.—Arrived the Eliza and Jane, Rich-
mond, from Bombay, Mauritius, Cape of Good Hope, and St.
Helena. Off port the Brothers, from Macaio ; and Cora, from
Alexandria.

GREENOCK, FEB. 27.—Arrived the Amity, Wilson, from
Messina.

DUBLIN, FEB. 28.—Arrived the 'William Black, Darly,
from Cadiz.

ABERDEEN, FEB. 27.—Arrived the Arkwright, Bernoes
from Savannah.

MEMEL, FR% 14.—There has been an unusually mild
winter, and no ice perceptible at sea.

HAMBURG, FEB. 24.—The frost continues, and the na-
vigation of the river remains impeded.
VESSELS SPOKEN.—The Jessy, Durst, from Liverpool to
Bombay, 19th ult. in lat. 30 long. 18; the Frederick, from Lon-
don to Barbadoes, same day, and the Lady Charlotte, from
Liverpool to Africa, in lat. 40 long. 17.
PARIS, Fee. 27.—The Cheval Marian, Barbarough, from
the Black Sea, has put into Cagliari, leaky, after throwing ovei•
part of her cargo, and must discharge.