The Sun.
London, England, 1844-02-08 00:00:00

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.

Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beans
Per Quarter. s. to s. e. to' s. s. to s. s. to 4. g.
Abingdon-- 57 72 26 36 20 31 35 44
Andover 52 64 27 29 f 0 24
Banbury 56 CO 22 '27 18 21 36 40
Bas ingstoke 56 6,.; 84 30 20 25 35 31
Cirencester 59 70 25 35 22 31 43 44 ""in/
Coventry -
Daventry 61 2.? 26 16 21 39 36 • ,
Derby 55 C 2 27 29 21 25 33 36 .'
1 ' 4
li ;
owden — 54 • 3i 19 33 "."
Hungerford 44 56 29 32 20 28 3t 42 0 •
Maltun ..... 68 26 32 22 34 '; ••
Maidenhead' 52 62 32 35 25 31 36 44 4
Nottingham 50 6U :a 20 25 s 2 36
Wan tage 5B 68 NO 24 30 3.2 36 46
Warwick
Winchester 60 27 22 49 /
York — 53 26 21 SF— • a
Per Bushel s. d. s. d. s.d. e. d. s.d. s. d. s.d, s. d. :1
Birminghom 70 96 36 46 36 40 00 00 0

Banbury
5 Basingstoke
l 6 Cirence,,ter
L6;4 Coventry
Daventry
Derby

howden
Hungerford
4h Maltun
r 0 Maidenhead

5 Nottingham
12 Wastage
Warwick
2% Winchester
J York

Per Bushel.
15% Birminghom
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PARIS POLICE COURTS. ,ied
The Correctional Tribunal of the Seine was OaIA
on the 23d and 20th ult., with the trial of a 'we—Oa
A calling herself the Baroness Pillay, for swindling. on
being asked her age by the Court, she replied 45' sicl
which the President observed that the information, gibe
'N 35, and her act of baptism 55. It appeared front the
evidence that a M. Delilliers, a man in business, being
want of money, was recommended to apply to Mine. st.
N for a loan of 17,000 f. He proceeded-to the Yilla %
James, in the Bois de Boulogne, and was very pollwie
received by the prisoner. She promised to let him have t
sum he required, and as security, required him to sign bil-ot
for the amount, which, however, she pledged herself:,
heto nheagdoatipapteliedTfohri.s he did, but could never get the 111.',
His bills were soon put into circo,
lation, and as he did not like declaring how they 11.;
been procured, through fear of injuring his credit, e„,
0 said to the persons who came to inquire if theys,S;
5 3 good, that he had purchased some bills from (11-0
7 Pillay with them. He, at once, however, repaired ,„0.
G her residence, and reproached her with brea.l7;
0 ) her word, and negotiating the bills. She
51g plied that they had been given to the _ erg,
quis de B---, who was a great friend of Plo
8
9 , and that it must have been by some error I,ot
?5% they got out of his possession. M. Delilliers never idno
3 back his bills, whch, it appeared, the prisoner ballot!
away to a person named Chapelier, from whom she.„oll.
s her apartment at Villa St. James. Another victinl and
'5 M. de Montzaigle, who signed bills for 15,0001' to-
-9 received in return 100 bottles of Madeira, and taefele•
o mise of a manuscript work, by M. de Balzac, his 0
The prisoner said in explanation, that M. de 130°711'a 8
8 well as many other distinguished persons, frethial
6 came to visit her, and one day the author offerede
as her life had been a varied one, if she „,gltv,, o'o
her notes, he would work them up fur her. -ion&
X the work she promised. The most curious IP as 0
of the prisoner's powers in extracting money
leithe ease of a dressmaker named Colicamp, who,
er poi
by her boasting, lent her 3,000 f., which she nev.,,slLON
The prisoner, this witness declared, always was sciis de
of great persons, and particularly the Marc.loner,,
?t4B . The witness had once seen him at the Prif z, the
givv teo
2% at Versailes, but he refused positively
.to trot
t.% prisoner a farthing,. This assertion the prisoner wow
0
as a joke, and assured the witness that Oleo, free:
954 go to his country seat, and obtain a sum of niclitc;itt
him. Some time after, the prisoner announced one?
should set out next day, and would take th_e door 0
% with her. A travelling carriage came to theluggsgeb:
the morning, and they got into it with their whic _
The postilion asked where he was going to, r giber:
the prisoner said to the witness, " Ah? by the Yiled
4 are we going?" " Good heavens, Madam," r.el to the
;% witness astonished, "I thought you sitl did,o
;% Marquis de B—'s country seat?' " find
said the other very coolly, " but e res't;',
has gone off to a watering-place, anui, r Dade
forget where. But I am certain it is eit"edro WI!
T% Aix-la-Chapelle, or Dieppe; so we had better , three
tm' the
5% and decide where we shall go to." She thdelltheot
34 pieces of straw, and very gravely arrange „nt
5 witness's hand, and, drawing one out, said tu had leo
A.
35La was the place. The witness said that ?Ile, retool;
s 2,000 f. additional to defray the expenses. Tue,untii th
to
at Dieppe, where they found no Marquis, to rettlf,llo,
money was gone, and then, being at a loss nt st A -Pi,
3N Paris, the prisoner, having met aM. Clasped' her 03°.ilieest
Utwent to him, and persuaded him to lento erso
3 with which they returned. They went t, when tliao
6% and lived en that sum until it was nearly sPienPred thnod
prisoner was arrested. The prisoner declare falser
2% greater part of the witness's statement wasui9 de J'she
2% that she had never declared that the gescloitelf,,Joo
was to give her money. She knew him intlbot gel
O said, and considered him a man of talent ; too she
,f,.
8 believed that he would not give a piece of 0 Os' she
• best friend. All the story of drawing 9aind
of for
1% added, a mere fable. Had she desired t.° told °whole
could have done so for sums of 100,0,,t, was
thethe
such trifles as those just alluded to.tC dal
of the case on the 23d. At the close c" nt the' et,
dole in ill
gl4 announced that it would deliver its i'lrvnurt ago of the
o vteek. Consequently, on the 30th, the counts - cot'
3,4 and, after acquitting the prisoner on three
and senteD
3% indictment, declared her guilty on anothe,oninen
her to a fine of 50f., and 15 months' iropri.

f 5 74i suenetheads
alLiothbetelnie
The Attorney-General of Ireland has cbeoemllPX'r%;e:;
1
Lieutefi-bo
defence 0 so, as t
Munro, who intends to surrender himself (?) 89
3 State trials are concluded.—Gateshead Observer. ~nioear‘
"retained"freedomoffotrheth.e.Gpnaki
3 nn in ur''.lo%
CAUTION TO INNKEEPERS.—A pc-- , pol- 04
;ance about thirty years of age, of middle staturee,_f week
not
L himself as a commercial gentleman from the boos.
_°.,, be le
Woolwright, near Stroud, Gloucestershire, tO W 77 lot (00'_:_
r,z known, has been in the neighbourhood a rortaeaft his hone pc. Poi
in'" night, swindling landlords and others.
~,. of the inns for an hotel score, which, nolledohuabsti,eis
i deCeP • iity
ig stolen, and he is supposed still to be practising h.' i, naafi .
'II BRITANNIA.—TO Charles the Secona s r roots
ovte the reP a this
for his accomplished cousin, Frances Stuart, we
admiration "" , of
Ai tion of Britannia on our copper . compliMenled_h,
I celebrated beauty induced him to assail tier wit%
of the re
try%
various kinds, but in vain ; and it was from
doellcate 0/fBfaeelf•
struck to perpetuate his high opinion of her
0., _ i or li
that Britannia was stamped in the form she still be ••••
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pence and farthings _eithetrinhni&re4.

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BIRTHS. hurßeer
On the 10th ult., at Crema, near Milan, Mrs.
Art--
ton, of a son.
On the Ist inst., at Hastings, the lady of E. )Fuller, r5Cl.'
of a son. 0 f tbe
On the 2d inst., at Christ Church, Oxford, the Wile
Rev. Dr. Jelf, of a son.
MARRIED. a 11'
xf
On the 3d inst., at Ferring, near Worthing, --r• oil*.
Woolgar, of London, to Mary Anu, second daughter
of
John Bright, yeoman. • ,
lED.
On the 28th of December, ~
l
at Malta, ITeathfield, tee;
est son of the Rev. Samuel Dendy, of Dorking, SurreYlsoiue
On the Bth ult., at Malta, Anna,' wife of the Rev. P
Dendy, of Dorking, Surrey lac
On the 30th ult., Mrs. Bowler, of Judd-pe, West Nevi'
road. .
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London : Printed and Published by MURDO
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County of Middlesex, Thursday, February 8, 1844'

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