The Sun.
London, England, 1832-07-23 00:00:00

FURTHER DISCLOSURES.

Since the inquest held on the body of Mr. Wil-
kinson, the gentleman who was murdered on Tues-
day night, on the river, some disclosures have been
made by Flack, Kitley, and Lyons, three of the
prisoners charged as accessories in the crime, to Mr.
E. W. Symons, the chief clerk of the Thames po-
lice-offiee ; and further evidence has been collected
by Mr. Mnehell and Mr. Isbisrer, the officers who
apprehended the prisoners, which will render the
case complete against Kennedy and Brown, of their
having stolen the skiff from Mr. Moore's, the boat-
builder, in which they proceeded on the river, and
conpuitted the robbery and murder; that they roved
towards Nine Elms, when they had effected their
purpose; and after walking about Lambeth some
time, and disposing of the two coats, they proceed•
ed with Kennedy to the barge, where he, Flack,
and Kiley slept, and Brown to his own lodgings.
The most important sta•ement is that of Kitley's,
who says, that on Tuesday night, when Kennedy
came to the beer-shop, and asked him for the keys
of the barge and cabins, he appeared to have been
running very fast, and the perspiration was dropping
f um his face. asked him where he had been,
and Ec said, in an agitated mariner, " Never mind,
but give me the keys." lie then went on board,
and came to the beer-shop again ; hut evidence has
been collected by the officers, that in this interval
he again joined Brown, and they were seen running
down Fore-street, Lambeth, in a very hurried man-
ner, and appeared desirous to escape observation.
Kittey his also confes-ed that Kennedy gave him
the papers to burn in the beer-shop, and that when
he attempted to look at one of them, lie snatched
it our of his hand, and said that he should not real
it. Flack and Lyons have not been so communica-
tive as Kitley, but they have also made some dis-
closures.

On Saturday evening, Mr. James Evans, the
principal surveyor of Thames police, in conseqirence
of some information, proceeded to the house of a
woman named Gear, in Lambeth, and after a rigid
search found one of the coats stolen from Mr.
Sineles and his murdered friend. The coat was
given into the possession of Mrs. Gear's son, a COE..
rermonger, by the prisoner Brown, and Mr. Evans
took Gear into custody, and brought him to the
Tnatnes police-office on Saturday night, and he wise
or dered to be detained. Mr. Evans found the other
coat under the head-sheets or " swim " of a birge
called the Recovery. belonging to Messrs. Keen and
Dawson, at the bark of the shed of Mr. Talbot, a
barge-builder, in Lambeth. Kitley states it was
paced there by K-nrieily. Both coats have been
ithntitied by Mr. Smales.

On Saturday the prisoners were again brought up
to the Thames police-Jfice, and the verdict of
" Wilful Murder" returned by the coroner's jury
against Brown and Kennedy was communicated to
them. They did not betray the least emotion, and
behaved with the same levity and recklessness they
have preserved since their first apprehension. They
were remanded, and ordered to be kept separate.
No communication has been allowed between them
since they were taken into custody, and they are
lodged in separate prisons. Their final examination
will take place on Friday next.
The prisoners are all very young men, and look '
much younger than they really are. They have
been long known to the Thames-police as the most
desperate thieves along shore. Kennedy was an
apprentice to a Lambeth fisherman, named Wood-
cock, who had vet), little for him to do, and from
whom he ran away. Lyons is a fisherman, and
Flack is a cat man. Brown and Kitley never had
any fixed occupation, but sometimes aced as
" Jacks-in-the-water" at the plying places, and oci-
c•isionally went about the river dredging for coals
and plundering the craft. They have all been con-
victed at the Thames police-office for committing
petty thefts, and to the officers' knowledge of their
had characters their speedy apprehension may be at-
tributed.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS

DURING LAST WEEK.

heat. Bar I ev . Oats.

Per Quart-r.
Eivxham,
%1. rpeth
Peurith
Skettield ,
Winchester

s. to s, s. to s.
63 I
60 —7-0-
361 42
64 es 33 36
62
56 (4
37. 375
j e.. 1.
63 1 9 38 40
711 90 48 54
j 9 6 99 64 66
70 9 3 3 6 46
98 99 56 60
74 80 40 44
90 10 0, 4 6 50
169 18 0 ' 9 0 100
150 180 90 104
160 18 O. 9 6 100
[l5O 16 3 . 9 6 100

8. to s.

Per Bushel.
Carmarthen
Coventry
Newcastle (Staff.)
Nortliallerton
Swansea
Warwick

Per Roll.
Barnardcastle
Durham
Richmond
Stockton

22 27
20 25

22 24
s. d. 3.d.
16
20
3K 39
13 3 40
38 47
23 26
22 26

64 70
50 73
50 70
64 70

Beaus.

S. 8.
41 --

33 36

42 46
1.. rt. ti. d.
00 00
56 60
53 56
56 60
62 66
00 00
73 76

0 0 11 0
110 120
86 100
00 o 0

WAKEFIEI.D CORN MARKET.--July 20
Wheat, Red, Norfolk and Suflblk -s. 535. to 61s. tine 645.
Lin. and Cam. -s. 5.35. to Sts fine 645.
---- Yorkshire -s. 575. to 625. fine f4s.
- White -s. 595. to 655. fine 675.
- Foreign, Red -s. 48s. to 565. fine 625.
White % -s. to -s. fine 665.
Barley, N-
orfolk and Suffolk 32s. to 345. tine 375.
- Lincolnshire 3",s to 335. fine 40s.
- Yorkshire Wold
- Foreign -s. to -s. fine -s.
Beans, Small
Tick 33s. to 355. fine 36s
Oats, Potato 22s. to 245. fine 258.
--- Poland 2os. to 235. fine 24*.
- Friesland and Small -s. 17s to 225. fine 235.
- Mealing lld. to INd. per Stone.
Shelling 2ss. to 2Ss. Od. per Load.
Malt 345. 435. tine 465. per Load.
Rapeseed 231. Os. 251. Os. 271. Os. per Last.