The Sun.
London, England, 1835-03-04 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

MANSION-HO USE.
Yesterday, much curiosity was excited by the apprehen-
sion of a man named Thomas Butcher, a pawnbroker, who
has, up to the present time, maintained a very respectable
character in London. The prisoner was charged %%ith steal-
ing two waistcoats from Mr. Moses, a slopseller in the Mi-
nories. After a long investigation, the prisoner was
committed.

•
UEEN- SQ UA RE.
Yesterday, Mr. George Barbett, of No. 52, Mount-
street, Lambeth, shoemaker, was charged before Messrs.
BURRELL and GREGORIE, by William Stratton, one of the
Mendicity Society's officers, with an assault and attempt to
rescue a beggar whom he had taken into custody.
Mr. BuattELL convicted him in the penalty of 40s. which
was immediately paid.

MARLBORO UGH_ STREET.
THE FIRE IN SILVER-STREET AND BROAD-STaEE7r,..
Mr. CONANT was for some time engaged yesterday in hear-
ing charges brought against individuals who had been de-
tected by the police in attempting to carry off portions of
the property of the sufferers by the late fire. Five persons,
John M‘Carthy, John Clark, Charles Wood, Thomas
Gregory, and George Darling, were ordered to be re-
manded for further examination.

• UNION-HALL.
In the course of the day a curious application was made
by a respectable-looking man relative to a child which his
wife refused to let him see.
The applicant and his wife had been living apart for
some time, and she took his child, a fine little boy,
with her, and refused to let him have any access to the
child. He (applicant) had a parent's affection, and wished
to see his offspring ; but on calling on his wife for the pur-
pose she flew into a violent passion, threatened to tear out
his eyes, and declared her determination not to let him see
the child. The appliCant wanted the Magistrate's autho-
rity to have his child delivered up to him, as he considered
he was its natural protector, the mother being addicted to
lifting her elbow too often to her head ; he meant that she
was fond of " lush."

The Magistrate could not interfere in the matter.
Applicant—But my wife is married to another man.
Magistrate—lf you wish to proceed against her for
bigamy you can give her into custody, and bring forward
your evidence to prove the charge.
Applicant—But I don't wish to do that. All I want is
my child, and she may go to the her own way if she
likes.

The Magistrate had given the appplicant an answer.
The applicant, who appeared very much disappointed at
the result of his application, tlken left the office.

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.

COLONIAL MARKETS.
BRITISH PLANTATION SUGAR.—The accounts from the Wes
Indies being rather of an unfavourable tendency, has procured a
better demand for Colonial produce. The supplies of the new crops
are arriving but slowly. The deliveries of British Plantation Sugar
last week were above 2,100 hhds.

FOREIGN AND EAST INDIA SUGAR.—The demand for Fo.
reign' and East India Sugar is limited to-day, and there are no
public sales of Coffee or Sugar announced for to-day. Refined Su-
gars are in good demand. --
Rum.—The Rum Market is steady. The deliveries last week
were about 420 puncheons.
TEA.—The East India Company's sale of Tea is proceeding this
morning at full prices, the advance of yesterday being maintained.
INntuo.—The Indigo Market is steady--a declaration for April
has been issued by the East India Company.
Tosacco.—The demand for exportation has rather improved.
The purchases for Ireland of stemmed and leafy qualities, had been
effected at 5i to 6 per lb. The stock of all sorts is 12,163 hhds.
The deliveries last month were 1,309 hhds.
CoTToN.—The purchases show a steady demand for the manu-
facturing districts, at full prices.
WooLs.—There is not much doing in Wools at .present. -The
arrivals from the Colonies will shortly be announced for sale.
Tattow.—The market is rather more active this morning, it
375. per cwt.
Lac DYE, and COCHINEAL, have been in active demand, and at
advanced prices.

COUN'IRY CORN MARKETS.

Wheat. i Barley.

Outs.

0

i'er ("ourter, s. to s.
lio:tr:,, - 38 .
Wasborouih - 46 I
Cirnti-..im
Grimsby
Horncast le 3B 44 24
Lincoln.
Spilsby 135 V. 9 26
Stanford I :13 :39 :27
York 46 36 I t. 4

M. tO it.

N. to n.

s. t o s.

201— 311-
24 24 fsS 4 ,-.•••••—
20 24 42
IS 24 4 2
19 t 34 3s I
22 24 35 87
U 2.5 4) 41 •
15 22 25 43 ,

IRISH MARKETS.
DUBLIN MARKET NOTE tin• the WEEK E:

:N DING FEB. i 7

From To A .
1,276 Wheat, per barrel ‘2il stone lB 9
21 6 2/ 0 vei Age
4.0 8... lll4.unr---. 1:,,) g 0 0
barley - stone
4,1.31 Oats
12,1113 Flour, per cwt
fO3 0atmea1....—......... 1‘ stone ll 0 13 0 II 10
Sold to Bakers only.
9,117 Cwt. Flour

t 7 0

II: 6

- Average price of Wheat and Flour G. 0 1. per sack.
Receipts of Flour, 15,1911( Firsts from 15.. ed. to 17*. 11"..
Salt, of Do. 12,11-.:3)
- ) Seconds .
~. • _,
I, 1 naus

PRICE OF BREAD.
Quartern Loaf 7d. I FlairQuartern 3,4 d.

CORK MA RKETS.—Feb. 28.

‘Vheat (per :20.4.1)-154 Od. to2ls. od. (T is (per 14;C.; 10s. ed: to 13a. 6d
I Barley (per 165t.)...12 0 14 6 Flour per cwt ) i 0 13 0
Oatmeal (per cwt.) 1 5.0.1. to 14s. (Id.
Beef, sd. to 6.1. ; Mutton, sd. to 6.1. ; Veal, 6:1 .... 6d. ;
Pork, '2d. to .td. ; Fresh Butter, 100 f. to 1.2 d. per lb.
PRICE. OP BUTTER.
To the Merchants. To the Countr! ,
First Quality .. 84.:
Second t 2
' Third
Fourth '6 47
Fifth %1:3 29
Sixth

[IKE M— Feb.
Cwt.

CLON NELL MA
Per
s. d. s. 1. a. d. a. (1.
New flutter .........7.2 0 to 0 Hides (raw) 32 0 to 32 6
Oatmeal 0 ;1 6 Bacon Pig.; °2 0 0
Rendered Lard— 0 31 0 Heads... 17 0 0
Per Bag.
Flour, Second 0 2i 0 I Flour, Thirds '2O 0 0
Household.-- • 0 26 0; Fourths 12 fr 18 0
Per Barrel.

Ilapegeeil 00 0 ) 11 0 1t
I;ere 0 11 0 Coats U 3 4
Per Stone.

Wheat..
Oats
- • -- Per I'ound.

Fresh Butter 0 9 11
Beef 0 4/ 0 fi

Mutton 034 0 5
Veal 0 4 0 3

• KILKENNY MARKETS.
Wheat (perbarrel) ISs i'd. to 21s 6d Beef (pet lb.
Barley ll 0 13 0 Mutton 0 4 6 5
Oats
Flour (per bag) ... 1.1 0 20 0 Veal 0 6 0 7
Butter(per cwt.)... 75 0 78 0 Frez,ll Butter OlO 1 0
Bacon Pigs vo 0 23 0 Salt Ditto
Coals 1 0 1 1 Potatoes (per 5t.)...•0 2 0 3

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AT THE COURT,
BASINGH ALL-STREET, TO-MORIIPOW

(From the London Gazette )
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