The Sun.
London, England, 1835-11-27 00:00:00

Mr. STEER, for the defendant, submitted tha,.
nothing in that letter to take the case out of the
of Limitations. It was a mere acknowledgment
money being due. with an express declaration that he
unable to pay it.
Mr. CARRINGTON, for the plaintiff, relied on thl
of Lechmere v. Fletcher, and argued in the Court °C V.,
chequer, it would apply to the present. A letter of ae,
ledgment in that case having been put it, it was rule' I,
the plaintiff could go into parole evidence to inereo
demand.
•se
Lord DENMAN—Where there is a written proallbril
take the case out of. the statute, the plaintiff OP ,(1,
further evidence to make out the amount of his denwl
It was, after some further argument, arranged that
diet should be entered for the plaintiff for the
claimed, with leave to the defendant to move to se
verdict aside upon the point reserved.

GOULD V. HART. for"?
This was an action to recover a sum of 251. 10s,,-
t
use of apartments and goods supplied. The plair4,l'
the proprietor of the London Hotel, Albemarle-stye
the defendant, Mr. John Jacob Hart, occupied the
floor in the months of June and July last, being stlre
according to the evidence of the witness examitle
breakfasts, dinners, suppers, and choice and expensiveo
There was no defence, and the Jury found for the P
251. 10s.
WILKINS V. HART. - d 1)11
The defendant was the same as in the last cause,oe
action was brought to recover a sum of 201. for ti,lie4
plaintiff's apartments, No. 28, Chapel-street, PS b
square, and for goods supplied. The defendant VT foti
the apartments for a month, at three guineas a wee'n't
"lady of rank," and said he should be accountable ra.
things supplied to her. He had breakfasted, cliPc
took tea frequently, while the lady remained in tb
ments, and had given orders for the supply of wine, I
Chali dresses, &c, There was no defence.
Lord DENMAN—Rathei a moderate expert
think. Verdict for the plaintiff-20/.
THE RING V. JONES AND OTHERS. , toti),
This was an indictment for an assault alleged ,0
been committed by Evan Jones, a brewer, and his '51,0,4,
Charles and Alfred Jones, upon Mrs. Mary Callan
wife of a coal whipper residing at Brooke-street, rdri
The prosecutrix deposed that her husband reolecio6
house from the defendant, and there had been Preci!°eo"
dispute about a cellar. On the 6th of May last, doo:
defendants came with several policemen, and ferciyi
the gate, and attempted to get into the cellar. boo
stood upon the flap of the cellar, and said they Pci, a6l
get in there till her husband came. Charles 340,'1tt
her twice on the head, and Alfred flung a beet...l)o'o/
hnd knocked her into the cellar. She was a„„fr,,,4
from the beating, and was attended by a doctor. 'Loy
rented part of the cellar from her husband, and tr 0;01,
four barrels of Jones' beer in the cellar. He hs.V,i, 01,
distress on the 27th March previously for 12/•
and took away all the furniture and beer in the h°,`"
husband had put up advertisements to sell four
beer on that day to defray warehouse room. (0°
Julia Browne and Mary M'Cartney also dcVse )4
assault having been committed.
For the defence, Sergeant ANDREWS called Wee:ore/
men, who distinctly swore that there was no violetil,
to the prosecutrix. She had jutnped of her °ls (lf
into the cellar, and offered every resistance to tlie
ants while taking away the beer. de
The Jury stopped the case, and acquitted the - .
441.)
THE MARKETS—(THIS
v."

CORN EXCHANGE. .5 7
There are moderate arrivals of all kinds of grain tbi. 04 )
a fair return of Flour. Although very little businel 0 5.05
acted this morning, such superfine samples of wh,ead Olt"
were taken off at full last Monday's terms. Bar',%lo
Pease unaltered. Oats arc in fair demand at the rate'
Flour dull and unvaried. 0.00
Wheat. ' I f>
English
Irish
Foreign —
SMITHFIELD MARKET.
This day's supply was moderately good, and the to
what dull, at the following
PRICES PER STONE OF BLE. TO SINK Tl 3—
orf
s. d. to s. d. _
Interior Beasts 2 0 2 2
Second quality ditto 2 6 2 8
Prime large Oxen 'I 6 3 8
Prime Scots, &c.
Large coarse Calves 3 0 4 2
Prime small ditto 4 6 410
Suckling Calves each —l2 u 32 01
SUPPLY, AS I'ER CU)
I Sheep.
5,4i0

Barley.
4,230 qrs.
390

Oats.
970 qrs.
14,840

st•
„ .... 4
Inferior Sheepl;4o.o.o 6
Second quality' 01%e,.... ,
Coarse-weolled thit 0
Southdown Wethe
...... 4 ;'
Large Hogs ......
Small Porkers ... ~;30)
I Quarter old Pigs
.ERK'S STA.TVIF'S ir
Calves.
360
D'

Beasts.
4

--""4.11. ji,i
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL MA— (If;
At per stone, by the Carcass. 5, i Pj
i ji fi
a. ELtOs.d. ..... o , 1
Beef, inferior 2 0 2 2 Mutton, inferior ..... ,' r, ,
middling ....... ~ 2 4 2 6 --- middling." ... ~ "" '
-- prime large ..
prime Final
3 ' 3 4 Pork, large... ..........
0.
V'. al .............. .