The Sun.
London, England, 1832-02-20 00:00:00

with a van ; and Hatfield, also an officer, found a large
candle-box in the cellar. The prosecutor's servant was
there and identified it as the one missing from the cart.
There was nothing in the box.
Hawkins on being recalled, swore that the box was the
one that was left in the cart when he missed it. There
had been a quantity of candles in it.
Cross-examined—There was no name or initials on th
box, but he identified it by a mark on the lid.
Thomas Vann, an officer, also searched the prisoner's
house, and found a small box with a quantity of candles in
it wrapped up, which were identified by the prosecutor.
James Izod, a policeman, apprehended the prisoner on
the Bth of February, at Fitzroy Chapel, near Tottenham-
court road, upon some other charge.
The prisoner declined saying any thing in his defence.
It was proved that the prisoner had hitherto borne a
good character ; that his wife managed his shop, and he
was in the habit of being absent from home for a consider-
able period at a time.
James Lovell, a lace-maker, stated that on the 4th or
sth of January he was at the prisoner's house, and saw
the large candle-box which the prosecutor swore to have
lost on the 18th of that month.
Thomas Webb stated that he knew the prisoner; he re-
collected the 18th Jan., because it was his birth-day. He
swore that on that day, from about four o'clock until near
ten a' night, he was in the prisoner's company at the Red
Cross, in Barbican.
John Avan, a friend of the last witness, but a stranger
to the prisoner, was in their company at the Red Cross, in
Barbican, from about four to ten on the night of the 18th
of January.
The Jury immediately acquitted the prisoner.
Several persons in the gallery immediately commenced
clapping their hands, but were highly reproved by the Re-
corder, who threateaed to commit any persons guilty of
such an impropriety.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCHANGE.

There were good supplies of Wheat and Barley last week, but
moderate of all other Grain. Of Flow-, the quantity was not
considerable. This morning there is not much Corn of any
kind fresh up. Good samples of Wheat support their former
quotations; other sorts are extremely dull. Fine samples of
malting Barley have sold with pretty tolerable readiness,
at the prices obtained last week, but the middling qualities
continue extremely dull. Beans remain at former prices.
Pease of both kinds continue very dull on sale at last quotations.
There is more life in the Oat trade than of late, and good parcels
have obtained Is. per quarter advance on the terms of this day
sennight. Flour continues in a very dull state at former prices.

PRICIIS ON BOARD OF SHIP.
Wheat, Red (old) -s. -s. Beans, Small (new)..,
-White (old) -s.
--Red .1831) ... 48s. 545. - lick (new)....
Fine 555. 5Bs. ;
Superfine.. 635. 665. j - Harrow (new'
--White (1831). 48s. sfis.
Fine 575. 643.
Superfine.. (18s. 725.
-Foreign free 501. 765.
Rye
Barley
- Fine 325. 345.
- Superfine New 345. 395.
Malt 545. 58s.
- Fine New 6os. 648.
Pease, Grey New 345. 365.
- Maple New.... 375. 38s.
- White
- Boilers 3Bs. 40s;

,„ —S. ....-.S.
~3.5.5 375.
~ 40s. 425.
,) 375. Ns.
.. 40s. 44s
—s. —s.

Bran k ,
Oats, Feed
New ....

- Poland
New..,

ISs. s.
20s. :As.
245. 2fis.
‘2ss.
;s. ..2•2s Ns.
ck) 55s 60s
50s. 55
try 445. 4545.
Ss. 9s.

- Potatoe
New

- Scotch
- Irish..,
Flour Town

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-- Sort
Bran