The Sun.
London, England, 1844-07-16 00:00:00

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fore, was not in any way authorisel to act c 0
tl the Lvague. About six months ago a.printer "tikei
in St. Gi'e!, called -at th, An Lvttgue tk,.
and told witness that had prin,te,l a number ot
puroorting to authori•e persons using them to 1-,
e Ilectori to th.• Anti-( 7orf—law 1,- agog Tl•eY
b'e I tho e deserilwd the %%iu!e s tilts i' curd'

not b .en print, dby diret,o,. League. t 441
Th,- priso:wr made a lon• ,nd nge :ions sP
d•-•fenee..and a-serte,i all; it ~us a compbac.,,.--a,tibt.4
—got up by the Lea.2.l.- again,t him, Iwcause his 'for
who was a hatter in Bristol, wa; a notorious and 111 e 5)
ous onp merit of the Anti-Corn. law League.
_lVolior
he would have eouti6el engap,d urn th, rest " )
lion, and ,kpose the whole conspiracv.—(Laillgbiher.t
Mr. Saville. a coffe,•-shop keeper, depose,' t-liredto
prisoner, who had lodged will him, had endeavoil gio
cheat him out of his rent ;- an.l other evidence
given tending to incolpite the yet'
Mr. COMBS r•intinded him unii %V. dnesd3Yoois
when it is expected similar ease.: be broug"
him.

UIVIONL HALL.
Faith Bowerman, a youn,r• female. 22 years of 1P i
her
charged before Coifingliam, with the murder olattbo
legitimate child. From the evidence it appeared 1;10.111(
prisoner had been residing with her brother and si,ter ot
last three months in the Belvidere-road, Lambeth. (44i
1'
morning of the Ist instant, a boy, in the elnPlo;,told°:
Patrick, timber merchant, in the Belvidere-road, tb
infant in the yard dead, and bleeding from Yvnancis/O0,r1:
head. A policeman having been called, it was 11.0.0
tamed that the infant had been thrown Over ten i`e'd
which divided the house where the -prisoner livn
the timber-yard. Inquiries were made there, s'doo,
the quantity of bloOd found in the water close d t!,'
circumstances, a surgeon was sent. fur, who prtnonficiod,'
the prisoner had been recently delivered of a child; Orf;
was forthwith conveyed to the Lambeth workhoUgg'soeo
she has remained until this morning, when, being ?jatioli
stifticiently recovered, she was brought up for exaMni
the charge. (0:
The surgeon, who was called to examine the bedY.l;itsb'
infant, stated that he-had no doubt its death wasattrl,
to the injuries it received on the head from being throw
a considerable eminence.
Thq prisoner, who wept bitterly during the eN3„ d'
was remanded until Wednesday, on which daY,.tus-trisl°'
trate expressed •his intention of committing her PO
the murder.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET. e
av
A young man, dressed in superior style, who veroo
name of John Lee, stated himself to be residing at vg
,tbo
sey, and in independent, circumstances, was placed a' ,
on the following charge:— trs',
o.
A foreign young gentleman, whose name did Li,'
pire, but who is at present staying at the Club P--,eof
gent-street, stated that as he was leaving the 13 10,
Theatre on Saturday night, accompanied by a°V. it6l
onie:
whom he was escorting to their carriage, he bear"ij
ver gingle on the.stone flooring of the outward ba 'any
diately behind the spot on which he was standing,,
flashed across him at the instant that he might
robbed, and' recollecting that he had placed
containing both gold and silver, in one a' safl
skirt pockets, he abruptly turned round, o'l+lo
prisoner close behind him. The prisoner at 0i
had his (witness's) purse in his hand, and 3 boit
close to him, took it from his hand and gave it °be 0:
The prisoner Was thereupon given into eustod.Y t ore
strong prOtestations of his respectability, but 00',
heeded, and he was locked up. The purse containea
le ;i1.',11
.overeign, two sov,reigns, a half sovereign, and ed, 0
The purse, when found, contained the coins mentirr
'
the exception of two or three of the pieces qt. sl:e104
'night have fallen out, as the slide was not put da`;
that side of the purse.
A solicitor appeared on the prisoner's behalf: tbee
Mr. MALTBY asked if the.pri oner was known t() A, rei
. tow,
Sergeant A
77, who took the prisoner into ens r Z.OO,
that he had• known him to be the associate
thieves for two years past and upwards.
Mr. MALTBY decided to rend the prisoner for t.-
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MARKET NE W S.-( y ESTE-
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CORN-EZCII.A.NGE. DJ I
Although the show of samples of both red a-tiol
English Wheat was small, the demand, owing te).4te,,
vailing fine weather, was in a very depressed 61j0
decline on last Monday's quotations of from Isj.liod
quarter. From abroad, the fresh supplies are
rates suffered an abatement of quite is per 9°,
i:00,4
Wheat and other articles under lock, rates almaa,,jti
The Barley trade, however, was in a very alugi'o td
and last week's prices were supported. Malt at -6(1
ment of is per quarter. Oats at a decline of froill
per quarter. Beans declined in value is per quartere
Boiling Peas were quite as dear; but other sorts I.edro
lower. Flour was 2s per 2801bs. cheaper. Seeds a"
figures.

CURRENCY PER IMPERIAL MEASURE" 6:01)
WREST—Essex & Kent, 1 MALT—Chevalier...wrci
.4
red 43s to 535. OsTs—Yorkshire .8" go
Ditto, white
Norfolk and Lin- Potatoe ....•••••7i, „11
coin, red 4os to 43s Youghall and co 1,,,, e,
Ditto white 42s to 47s black ......•••••"' 1;;0'
Irish; red 47s to 50s Cork, white ......''. fro;
Ditto white ....
Ree—Old 214 to 335 Beans —Tick.........'".. 01'1
New 36s to 38s' Pigeons ........... ....• 0
BARLEY—Grinding 238 to 27s Peso Grey .........*"...120
' Making l3s to 3681 Map a . ....... ....*".. r,lij
Chevalier 32a to 35s' White .............•1 r-,ti,
ffi MALT—Sudk and Nor Boilers... .... . . .•••••'.. 4'd"
folk s6s to 6281 FLOOR—Town made ". 94
Brown 50s to Ms Suflo k......._••••1,5 7
Kingston and Ware 56s to 62s Sto,k ton le Dior'"
rte,
FOREIGN GRAIN AND FLOUR IN 80,
WHEAT—Dantzic 4Bs to 62s BEANS ..................... ge!
Hamburgh 3tis to 408 P so. ......"''',. Y",,,,0'
BARLEY 3os to 33s FLou a—American ..... vt.
OATS—New
Feed l4s to 16s
SMITIErXELD. •nsoncelt,
The Beef trade ruled steady, and in some ' ob, i
quotations were 2d per Sibs higher than were th°,locoi,
on this day se'nnight, the very primest Scots Pr7o, itej
per Blbs. The Mutton trade was steady, at prices 'is IPi
to those obtained on this day se'nnight, the best o, of
producing 4s per 81bs. No improvement was notic;
quotations for Lambs. . Calves at. barely late rats
Pork trade wai'Very dull at our last quotations. 01'
Per Blns. to sink the offal. tl• /
S' s d. to s. d. 34 i
Inferior Beasts
Second quality ditto 22 84
Prime large Oxen 3 2 3 8 Southdown Weal ,/I
32
06
cSemcornsecroauliiitedydditittotg: ;
iti,
,1„1
Prime Scots, &c.
large coarse Calves 3 •tl 310 Large Hogs ............ a 0 #
Prime small ditto 4' 0 4 4 Small Porkers. .......•• ~ 0 I
Suckling Calves, each 18 0 35 t Quarter old Pigs, eacr, 0
Inferior Sheep
SUPPLY AT MARKET.
Beasts. I
Sheep. 1 Calves. 1
2,604 31,283 I 154
' API. n'
J.,,, s WI:MA' E .tib D 14E.A..r., te.IITX4-- do
The supplies of Meat killed in the metropolis 119;efel
good, the general demand has ruled inactive. 0° pi
primest qualities have mostly supported late rats'
of all other kinds has, in some instances, su
i
eign 0
abatement of 2d per 81bs. A few carcases of Pr
bad in colour and condition, have sold only at o°-
2s 8d per 81bs. . . ,

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At per stone, 7,3: the Carcase. r
S, i
s r 1 too d g
0
.eet, in'ertor 2 0 2 2 Hutton, intk•nor ..••••••• $ ,
- InAnlnv.... 2 4 :, • . , middling. •••• :3 :
• -I.rinae latg. . :2 s 210
_—_. prime ..... , $
-- pc
pk nne ssoull
V:al ..... .......... 3 2 4 2 - small ,.r..
Lamb, 4s Od to s Pd. „,.5, 0
ARRIVALS DURING riit. PAST W.", A'Y
Beasts. Sheep. Calve- 0

Scotland
Yorks ire
Norfolk
Suffislk
Cambridgeshire
Essex
Surrey
Devonsh Ire
Wiltshire
Other pasta

• t 4
• 10 46
54 15'1 •41
•
I,t ' !SO .rd
18 69
7
25 ho 7
20
71 373 449
____ 570 14

Total
Previous week'. arrival

Difference since our List 33 97 05. ell
Ti Clo 4;40 s all ;?;-1. ";fee,
There are now but very few old Potatoes on
toffy
demand for them is in a sluggish state, at from 4j61010
ton. In new Potatoes (the supplies of whiJh are a
steady business is doing, at from 8s to 16s per alt.
bemnintriit 314):E. 24.0.A.ve..i.".`g (le,t
The supply of Hops on offer is very small, yet t'oe p
is languid, and prices are barely supported. 6.°1
have backed the duty at 145,000 e. to 150,0001.
Tii. LOW INT 2R.ZE
There is no alteration in this market. Towri
40s to 40s 6d nett cash, and a good average supply' $

O 0 T.
of o oliC
Notwithstanding the the large quantities
Wool ee;
f,
submitted to competition this and the following tro‘
have to report a very steady demand by private
somewhat advanced rates