The Sun.
London, England, 1828-08-04 00:00:00

streets leading from Fitzroy-square, some time before taken
by Mrs. S., the third woman alluded to, and at the mo-
ment the discovery was made, the creditors found the whole
property in tke possession of a broker, under a distress for
rent, which Mrs. had suffered to run in arrear. The
statement of Mrs. W. being a married, woman was die_
believed, as no Man was ever seen about the house who
acted as master of it.

The explanation the married woman gave was, that her
husband was a law clerk, holding a situation in Chanoory-
lane, that some differences had arisen between them which
occasioned a separation, and mad, it necessary for her ta
leave the house in which she had resided. She denied
that she intended to defraud any of the tradespeople, and
declared that no dishonest means had been used to obtain
the articles she had been supplied with. She more parti-
cularly denied that she and her sister had ever changed or
used each other's names ; but, she added, " we are twins,
and so much alike, that people are continually mistaking
one for the other, and that is the way the mistake has now
occurred."

She, then, with confidence, called on the tradespeople
to compare the two, and it did appear their voice, com-
plexion, height, form, feud feature, were so precisely
similar as to require a critical examination to discover
wherein they differed.

Mr. llosxrNs thought there were some points not
fairly answered, and only liberated them on their giving
bail for their appearance again at this office on Thursday
next.

UNION-HALL.—Jeremiah _Mahoney, an Irishman,
was charged on Saturday, by the pariah officers of Ber-
mondsey, with deserting his wife and three infant children.
The poor woman described the troatment she received at
her husband's hands previously to the present accusation,
from which it would seem that she and her family had
been shamefully used. He could earn from 30s. to 2/. a
week, but, instead of taking home the money to make her
and the children comfortable, he would go regularly awl
dine at a cook-shop, thence he would adjourn to a neigh-
bouring public-house, and only allow kis family a few.ohil-
lings for their sustenance, scarcely enough to keep thou in
existence. Latterly he never appeared but at night, and,
not giving her any money to procure food, she was under
the necessity of seeking aid from the parish. •
The facts proving the neglect to provide for la kunily,
and that parochial allowance had been extended, in con-
sequence of the wife's application, Laving been sworn w,
the husband was committed to Brixton for a month. As
the gaoler was removing him from the Magistrate's pre-
sence, he declared that he would give his wife a severe
thrashing when he was again liberated.
Zaehariala Chalk, William Hall, James Sherry, and
two others, all youths, were committed to Brixton for a
month each, under the authcnity of the Vagrant Act.—They
were sworn to be reputed thieves.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS

DURING LAST WEEK.

Wheat.

Burley.

Oats.

Per Quarter.
Catlisle-
Hexhaiu
Morpetli
Penrith ---
Sheffield -----
Winchester -----
Per Bushel.
Coventry -
Newcastle (Stall.)
Nurthallerton
Staffbrd
Swansea

Q. to 8.
59 62
48
59 60
50 55

s. to s.
3.4 35

I. to Y.
*2 ..44
16 '2-
18 25

S. to S.
52 sti

VZ :S3
7 30
27
30 35
27 30
r.d.
32 42
00 00
40 43
00
40 46
39 40

50 52
3'2 35

58 68
52 68
s. d. s.l.
63 76
93 96
60 70
84 86
66 70
76 80

20 26
20 23
s. d. s. d.
34 40
39 42
23 26
40 42
29 36
30 4;3

44 51
59 60
s. d. s. d.
49 58
76 80
50 5 6
00 80
0 0 •
50 56

Per 8011.
Barnartkaitle
Darlington -
Durham --..

136 156 i
11 0 150,
126 16 0'
1,30 156

90 00
90 106
89 0 0
86 90

50 70
5 9 ii 0
50 70
60 76

00 12
10
10 d IY ti
00 09

WAKEFIELD, Aug. 1.
We had heavy rain on Friday evening last, as well M
on Saturday ; siace then, up to Wedneeday evening; we
had cloudy weather, 'with occasional showers ; yesterday
was very tine, but some quantity of rain fell during last
night. The supply of Wheat from the farmers is large
for this time of the year, and pretty fair up the river; the
millers Laving purchased freely last week, and the day be-
ing very fine, the trade fur all sorts below fine quality has
been heavy-at the rates of last week, although Lane prime
White has obtained 70s. per quarter. Goad Beans are
ls. per quarter higher, but there is no improvement in
ordinary descriptions. Malt, and other articles, are with-
out variation. In Holland, France, and Germany, tire
weather is stated to have been of late pretty.rouelt the
same as in this country, and the crop of Wheat upon the
ground is by no means well Spoken of in many parts of
the two latter countries. The quantity of Old Wheat re-
attaining upon. the Continent is certainly small. '
Wheat, Red, Norfolk and SudialL .;.„ ,5,15. to 584:line ed
Lincolnshire sls. to 5131.- tine 60,
Yorkshire, &c slg. to V*. tine.stia•
White
Foreign, Bed SCO. to 54.5. fine 57s-
Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk. r-s.
-- Lincolnshire to tine
Yorkshire Wold —a. to —a. tine
Beans, Tick 99s. to 42a. tine 435.

----. Small 376. to 44141. fine 43a.
Oats, Poland and Potato 29a. to 266. fine 98s.
Friesland and 811101 l9s. to 245. tine Vss.
--- healing ltd. to 19 d. per Stone.
Shelling 3..5. to fiia. —a. to --a. per Load.
Malt 31... 40s. fine 425. per Load.
Rapeeeed '4'ol oa. 93/. Oa. VI. Ios. per Last.