The Sun.
London, England, 1844-04-11 00:00:00

word he had to speak, the statements of the eoMplalllslid:
and her witue,s were false. Seeing one of his treeni
talking to the women, whom he took to be worm'
town, and he still retain,A the same intpressibo,so
asked him to come away, upon which the cempluin,p
and her tric!nds abused end threw dirt at hint,
which be naturay put up hand, which ap'llttltbi
sibly have struck one them. lie regreted tha" n-01
witnesses who could disprove their assertions were

present. ''t
Mr. .LIR:.DEnir would ease his wind on that pole 0
w sending the case to the sessions, when he could prnetl
their attendance. He should, however, accept bail', j,701
self in 401., and sureties of 2c1., to answer both entlp,
of assault.—Bail not being forthcoming, he Wasted"'
GUILDHALL.
On Tuesday Geo, ye Gumne was brought up in tuetolso
tcdy of Daniel Forrester, on suspicion o; having 101
four parcels, containing Bank of England notes anueots
to the amount of 1,6001., from the Captain's Pribd
room, on board the City of Boulogne s,teatn-bost, 00,
voyage to England, on the 6th of September. 141 r. Pat.
phr,,j's clerk watched the case on the part of the P
soner, and Mr. Child conduct, d the prosecution. oil
The evidence peeviously taken was read over, Woos
effect that the prisoner tendered one of the stolen ite
for 101., at Mr. Storey's, a ta,lor, in Fleet street, in rdol
meat for some c:othing, and he was there apPrtheifield
b) Forrester. The officer discovered that others °rs/
stolen notes had been put into Circulation, one Basle
having been changed at Messrs. Ilarveys', the iiee
drapers, on Ludgate•hill; one at a tobacconist's in
street, one at a tobacconist's in the Strand, n„nefol'
hosier's in the Strand, and one at a grocer's M
turd-street. In three of these cases the witnesaf'dol
tiv.l) identified the prisoner as having. passel' 101
notes, but there was no evidence from France
to
that these notes were placed in the parcels stelen%,„e
Mr. Child then proposed to bring the case 110`*".
the prisoner as to two 51. not, s. totool
'The tirst witness sworn was a French Man, w-8. tIO
the oath in the fashion of his country, not holdirt",
writings of the Evang-lists in his hand, but hald'il°
hand up, and repeating the form of words. ; t 4
Sir I-trrun I,Atritu. said this was the custom -11.,,•bich
lard, and it :appeared to be more solemn than thal;sol
prevadefl in I,.ngland, of listening iu silence and
the co%er of the book. •
rf°'

Fermin 8ra5..-eur, clerk to a banker at Boulog,ntt
dueed a list of notes to the amount of 1801., whiLeß'o°`
2901. in mail, he packed up in a Rarcel oh tue 6ijoioS,
September last, and addressed it to Mr. WiXhtl 146:1
Bank, 1, ,ndon. In the list were two W. notes, Ms'
and 35,063. He gave the parcel to a clerk
Boulle, to convey it to Mr. ])e Wisme, the 6
broker. „lc))

Etienne Bottle deposed that he saw the notes 1;19,
up in the parcel, and deiv red it at Mt. De W02140°,
Jean Baptiste De IVisme, a ship-linker at 13°1.1 fir
dep,.sed that he receive! this parcel, and placed It .
five others and the sh;p's papers in a leather 1 11
00
was nttlitr heAty, al.cl iie delivered it tc i!.aptiste, 001,
belonging to the New Commercial Steum-boat Col/4
who fetched it. nlj
Baptiste Seneschal, clerk to the Boulogne Pned
the Commercial Company, stated that he receirlo
leather bag from the last witness, and carried Itotr
to the company's office, and thence on board the °
boat, where he delivered it to Captain Tune. to?
Captain Tune deposed that he took the bagels
berth, a private room in the state cabin. He Pia° be
th r.
sax parcels in a drawer, having first compar o
,1
doordresses with the invoice. One was- directed door
Wight. He shut the drawers, and locked the
his cabin. c's. .0
Sir PETER LAURIE asked if he saw the Per"
after he left France,.for it was material to kW/ •
the felony was committed?
Captain Tune said he saw them safe when th:f:tli,,,
got out to sea about nine miles. He did not 03'°;elto'
till hall the passengers were out of the ship 00 re
London.
Sir P. LAURIE asked when he sailed, and Abe
reached London.
Captain Tune replied he sailed at ten O'clock 0°,14e.
and reached London at two in the afternoon nesit' vet°'
The prisoner's solicitor asked how long he
pied in passing from coast to coast ?
Captain 'Tune said generally two hours
quarters.
besivr

Sir PETER asked if he saw the prisoner on
had any recollection o! him ?
The Captian answered, no.
Mr. Baker, a tobacconist in the Strand, prof ea,,,7,011,0/6
received the 51 not number 14,673, from the,ros.frj
who gave him a fictitious address, differing Tr boor
given at either of the other places. The prisoner •
Or
a quarter of a pound of cigars. is
J. Dickenson, shopman to Mr. Jones, a groce—,4
ford-street, said :he took the other 51. zloty,
35,063, from a man who purchased some 'gro-e1 w I'er
wcut away by an omnibus. He could, not 94,00,)
prisoner was the person. He had some remyeiv
the prisoner's face, but he had no distinct ree°oo
that he was the person who paid this particular 1.1 tt),
Mr. Child said that was all the evidence he .9
ec!
prepand to offer, but if a little time were
might be able to strengthen his case. had
The prisoner's solicitor reserved what he 115
till he saw the whole case.
The prisoner was tilt n again remanded.

MARKET NENVS—YESTER'
CORN-EXCHANGE. id roei
The supply of English Wheat on show sv—:o( 11
scanty. but fully ad, quate meet the' Wan 0.
dealers. Prime samples were dispoSed of.",ftl'i
quotations, but the middling and inferior des
were extreme: y heavy. In Fureign Grain, °ere!
and in bond, so little was doing that the rates titiOti
most nominal. Barley moved off steadily, 4e
quite equal to those noted in our last report. 1;4
trade was very dull, but of all other Grain Oe'7
slow sale.

ARRIVA,(S. .110
Wheat. Bar Ly. Oats. sr,
English
Irish.. 5,5,0
Foreign...,,,„. 310 2,570 2:i10
alt, 7,320 qrs •
winirmckuipEz. °,OOl
We had but a model a e suppiy . of MeatOP,
while the general demand e% as steady on the gs 4")
terms.—Bee, from 2,2 d to 3s 41; illitttont
3s 8d; Lamb, 5s 2,1 to 6s 4,1; Veal, 3s 2d, to 45
Pork, 2s 4d to 4s 2d, per Blvis., by the carcase. t
FATAL AFFRAY AT HORSLYDOWL—On, 05'
bet eett the hours of six and seven, a quarrel " !fo)
front of the bar of the Coal Smark public-hon,tebeos4o
down, between two persons of the names 0,1 forid
which has resulted in the death of Top
From the few particulars that could be'obtainvlso
that Dean, who was the. son of a coalmeter,".was 5.011ce)
front of the bar. using obscene language, wbon4io
monstrated with him on his impropriety.
high words to pass between the parties, and iir.iolol
they came to blows. They then retired
streets, where several rounds were fought 1 re";p4
se-'ms, was severely beaten, or else he.. lit!
some serious injury by being thrown dowe'irA,
recommended
state he was in, he immediately reptio
neighbouring surgeon, who recomended forj
to the hospital. The poor fellow started °"'d
purpose, .and had just reached the entrance, nil
Hospital, when he was suddenly obseried it
'op
and then fall to the ground. He was pit•befa.„foopf
insensible state, and carried into that 'list'''. 01
the house-surgeon was promptly in attendance tiScj
deavoured, but in vain, to restore' him t° CCfI
ness, the vital spark having for ever flOWn• sf
[ADVERTISEMENT.]—AN EiTRAORPIT4t,-,0
OF A CASE OF CONSUMPTION BY HOLLOW.* 10011;41
—Miss Newman, aged 19, whose father is lii/
living in Long-lane, Bermondsey, had .been 1,
sumptive and dangerous state fur about tWo Yethetsic!
parents considered her ease as hopeless: wb
recommended the use of these miraculous 11' ,04013011
after she had taken them for about alive, Aco
stored her to perfect health, although she bac', espill it
dered on the brink of the grave. This mediealbe, 05041
any coughs or colds, however bad they, wet Ld° 54-
as asthmatical affections. Sold (also 11011°.:
ment) at Professor Holloway's establish:by sip
Strand (where advice may be had grAis),:en he ill
all respectable medicine venders throughout
t
world.'
IRTHS. 94.
On the 2d inst., at SoutB
hampton-row• Busseit'
9
lob
Augustus Toulmin, of a son. * lag o 041
On the 4th inst., in Guildford-street, the 5
Blogg, Esq., of a son. hoe,
On the Gth inst., in Doughty-street, Meeklo- •k.
Mrs. Henry M. Bagster, of a daughter.
_,;fs
)(id
On the 6th inst., in Oxford-terrace; the ••• 'cp
Chapman, Esq., of a son.
1014
On the 6th inst., at Bedford, the lady of the
Brereton, of a daughter. • °f Igo
On the 7th inst., at Elthatn, Mrs. Goschent °lgo
On the 7th inst., at Wall, near Lichfield, " , P
ott, of a son. Pt' 1#
0:1 the Bth inst., the lady of W. T. 110°P-4
India House, of a daughter. too
tir
On the Bth inst., at Wimbledon, Mrs. ,"
daughter.

MARRIED.
On the 6th of February, at Chitivalsah, Ilsear,he 044)
East Indies, Thomas Palmer Moore, Esq., Tai
meut Madras Native Infantry, to Jessie, sia,Torr ,y5l
Montgomery Young, Esq., Eskside,
101' /
151,
Britain.
On the 21st of February, at the Cathedral, Wel 3°.
ander Tod, Esq., 42d Regiment M 1.11 adras
Orrok, third surviving daughter of the late CO 'O,/,‘411
son, of the Indian Navy. Frederithe ts r Ai
On the 6th inst., at St. Mary's, Lewisham,
Perceval, Esq., to Emma, eldest daughter of
Gilbert, Esq. pow
On the 6th inst., at Witney, Oxon. Arthur.
Dublin, to Miss MaL....y Wilkinson, f WitneY• A, P
DIED. tog'
On the 9th inst., at Portland-place, ClaPhaliv P°
Emmeline Corner, aged 47. ° 6.111)
On the 11th of February, at Mangalore,
of Dorset-place, orset -suare. 00 ow
On the 4th instD., at Clifton, Arthur Elton, saceliti cistp
Clements Parr, Esq.
On the 6th inst., Harry Walter, fifth B°ll 91)
George, of Dean-street, Soho- square. gsrf
On the 6th inst., at Bishop's Stortford, Mr 4
s:Gate,rs
On the 6th inst., at Kirkby Mallory, 14". JP'
Hon. Caroline Russell, youngest daughter of lA'
Clifford and the late John Russell, Esq. 'e pre' ol
On the 6th inst., at Hastings, John Gaultrf.
'
Lieutenant 6th Regiment Madras Native BIP`; stsP
On the 7th inst., at Kennington Mr. Georg p
lie
On , CO° doe
On the 7th inst., at Linton, Cambridgeshire dr
riet, the wife of Mr J. J. Holine, surge On. E34•,0n the Bth inst., Nathaniel Warner BrOll3lQ
field Hall, Suilblk.

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Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy,
Middlesex, Thursday, April 11, 1844.