The Sun.
London, England, 1828-09-05 00:00:00

WESTMINSTER SESSIONS.---(THIS DA'

Josqh Radan and Edward Howell were indicted :1
stealing a handkerchief on the Bth of August last, the
perty of Thomas Joes.
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The prisoners were iV, he taken into custody speaking t
after the robbery, and the stolen handkerchief was el;
in the possession of Radan, and in Howell's hat an
silk handkerchief was discovered.
Mr. ALLEY called a highly respectsblit gentieniati,
gave Howell an excellent character fur honesty; and hit
washerwoman proved that the haudketchiet fix,ro i°
hat was his own.
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orne witnesses were also called who gave Radan a
eharacter.—Radan, acquitted.
The CHAIRMAN was then about to sentence vadat',
when the mother, in the deepest distress, three.' her-io
upon her kneel in the middle of the Court, to beg,._,ted,
mercy on her child. The Chairman was sensibly tc
and after a few minutes' consideration, sentenced
six months' imprisonment, and said, that if he cant
before the Court he should be transported fin. life. ks to
poor woman then withdrew, pouring forth her 00'1 or
the', Chairman until she was out of hearing. It j 9
lisps almost unnecessary to say that she is an Irieliworoa°'.,
John Harvey was indicted for stealing a variety °f:'
tides, the property of George Russell, from a togg-ri'
during the absence of the prosecutor. .0,
The prisoner was taken with the goods in his rec.°
and said he bought them.
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The prisoner, who to all appearance is a Krintrljli
said that he was hired by a market-woman for a sh"-Ilt
to carry the basket and its contents from Covent-gardcl!„t:
Drury-lane, and while taking it thither, he was take°
eustody.—Gnilty. tin
The Court sentenced him to six months' imprisooeo
the House of Correction.
John Simkins was convicted of steeling 16 ells o.r
from the door of a shop. ori'
The CHAIRMAN sentenced him to three months' i°‘.o,
eonment, and to be well whipped on going into the per
and again whipped on leaving it.
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The boy made his beet bow to the Court at the We-n,t his
of each whipping, putting his hand to the forelock 0'
hair, and kicking his right heel behind him.
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Elizabeth Rouse and Mary Rouse, her daughte
child about six years of age, were indicted for shopliftinf.ii
It appeared that the daughter ran off with some Owl,'
overtook her mother in St. Martin's-lane ; and 0°
i„,'lhe
taken, said, " Mother, it was you sent me for the] tt
thep."—The mother acquitted, the daughter forma gudlict-
They were then placed at the bar upon a second in
went for stealing a silk umbrella front another shop. and
It appeared that the mother went to the ',VT oe
offered to eell some duplic-ateti; and on looking at th"-ss-
in question, the ehopman recognised it as one of him
ter's, hut he could not say that it had not been so/d., urge.
The prisoners wereof course acquitted npon this c"• 0;
The CHAIRMAN said that she was a very wicked git ire
but as she war taught it by her mother, her case o:‘,ith
taken into consideration. Something most be dope eit-
her, and the Court would take time to consider of 't9
tence until the adjournment ay.
aout
RULING Passzotr...—Chardlee Smith, an amnia bec,..
six or seven years of age, was indicted for picking 6 !nor
tleman's pocket of a silk handkerchief. The
was taken in the fact, with the property in his Porliki°6--
although he attempted to say that he found the k. wa
chief on the stones. The gentleman who was robbod
hi
eo struck by the innocent appearance of the child, ,ilt
apparent helplesenees, that he wished to decline Pr°56..--,
ing nail informed bythe
Magistrate at Que€°"liyht
that he was an old offender, though young in yearm'
gentleman accordingly consented to prosecute, ;
apparently innocent little victim was consigned to the 4.-1, I
gripe of the law. Ae the officer was conducting hit,
through the streets to the prison, the young dog actall,';
we suppose for the purpose of keeping his hand in, Pie n,
the pocket of a gentleman while in the custody of the ote
fiver. " The ruling passion, strong in death," said,
poet ; but this was " Time ruling passion, strong in tßeii".;.
The hopeful youth was sentenced to three month,'
_„d,
prisonment, and hard labour, and to be twice well whip?.
The remaining part of the morning was occupied in
ing petty larcenies of no peculiar interest. little 1.. 0,

T. W. BEAUNIONT, Esq. M.P. has present'u-
the curacy of Sisley to the Rev. Josren
co'
The Harvest is rapidly drawing to a v•
I as
lion. We are most happy to hear that in this disnicntet
well as in ether parts of the kingdom, the damage d°_,,
the rains is by no means sn serious as was apprehenav".
Worcester Journal.
FATAL AND DISTRESSING ACCIDEN:.
Yesterday, while Mr. PA RDOP, of Stoke Priory nettßromsgrove, was shooting with some friends,
as th,Y
passing throegh a gate, the gun of one of Mr. I" ,e,,lng
panions went off, in consequence of the bigger vi,:a
touched by the gate, and the contents I,dging i° 51r.
eft
I.+otlyi killed him on the spot. The eeeeased 1"8
willotv,and two ellil..en to lament his nntinsely des"".
Irm'cliter Journal.

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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY.)

FIIOIII LLOYD'S.
DEAL, SEPT, N.E.--Arrived from
,London, the Sesostris, Yates, for Bombay ; Susain,ah
_Anne, for the South Seas; and Smeaton Castle,
for

PORTSMOUTH, SEPT. 4.—Wind variable.—Sailed
the Wellington, Evans, for Madras.
FALMOUTH, SEPT. 3.—Wind variable.—Arrived
the Sandwich. packet, from Lisbon, sailed the
20th tilt.
SCILLY, SEPT. 2.--Arrived the Orion, Sherret,
from Jiitnaica.
HULL, SEPT. 3.—Arrived the Broughton, Bur-
nett, and Experiment, Bruce, from Archangel ;
Wilson, Ashton, and Chase, Thompson, from Peters-
burgh; Waterloo, White, from Riga ; Symmetry,
• 'Evans, and Pacific, Taylor, from Wyburg ; and
liewsingers, limiter, from Pillan.
The If

one
aiskisson, from Jamaica, is supplied to be
arrived off Scilly.

CORN EXCHANGE.
We have had large supplies of Wheat and Flour this
week, with a. fair one of Barley, Oats, Beans, and Pease.
Fine Wheat (New as well as Old) sold this morning on
'-much the same terms as on Monday, but middling and in-
ferior samples were cheaper. In prices of Barley, Beans,
or Pease, there was not any variation, but Oats are ra-
ther a better salc than on Monday, and in some instances
a small advance on the currency of that day was obtained.

Wheat..
.tuglish ..... -. ... 7,400 qrs.
rth .. ....... 200
'.°reign ....
1.49 1 5,000 1
...... -, a
1..i'1/iERAL AVERAGE PRICE OF DRITISII CORN,
r the Week ended. Aug. 29, 1928, made up from the Returns
ef the Inspectors it, the different Cities and 'Fbwits in England
Wati,4l Wales. pet Inirrial Quarter.
t. eat....... 635. Od. Oats ........ 21s. 6,1. 1 Ileans—.— 4:s. 1.1
4"03',........:1.333. 2d. Rye --.. 32e. 10,1.1 Pease.-- 465. Od.
Nos pettist, AGGREGATE AVERAGES of the SIX WRENS PRECEDING.
iy2ls. ltd. '
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'4rlcY ...........tI
31s. Bd. Rye — :Ms. Id Pease-- 41s. Pa
DUTIES ON FOREIGN CORN.
1Vheat,........„.265, &LI Oats —..... 13s. 9d. I Beans—.....lls. Od.
'-'4rleY 155 4d. 1 Rye —. 21s. 3d. 1 Pease --... B.i. Od.
...............=,... .

Barley. I Oats. I Flour.
500 qrs. 4,1i00 qrs. 1 8,300 sacks.

kFaIiTiIFIELD MARKET.
. . At this day's market, which was throughout scantily
supplied—Veal met with a brisk sale, at an advance of 4d.
Poe stone; but the trade was very dull with other kinds of
Meat,- at barely Monday's prices.
DICES PER STONE OF b LES. TO SINK THE OFFALS.
in 'a. d. to I. d. _ s. d. to s. d.
:.tfcli*r !huts ...... 24 2 8 Large Lambs
vond qtiatitp ditto 210 3 4 Prime small ditto
...„riNt latkeOxen.., 310 4 2 Large coarse Calves 4 0 4 6
;;,re SeOta, Ac..... 4 2 4 6 Prime small ditto 5 0 5 4
.:, feria? §lleeo li li 310 Large Hogs 4 4 5 0
Zeondquality ditto 30 3 4 Small Porkers 5 0 5 4
s °atse-wl?otled ditto 3 6 310 Stickling Calves 12s to4& each.
cqlqiclowliNVetliers 4 0 4 4, Quarter old Pigs 18s to22s. each.
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' • . surrty, AS FER CLERK'S STATEMENT.
.' 8e3.(8. (Sheep and Lainbil
2(;
Calves. Pigs.
388 1- 8,330
6 100
In Milch Cows nothing doing.

NEW GA rE AN b /----
,k.-----------i:-------tDi,;NHALLmmt KM'S.
AtTer stone, by the Carcass.
Reef. . • s. d. toe. d. s. d. tog. d.
jkl,,' •••• ... .......... 2 8 310 Veal '3 9 5 0
'"", ....., .... , ..... 210 4 0 Pork
.............„....,_ll-intb 4s. Od. to ss.
44 5 8
Od.

• - TlSti-MARKET; BILLINGSGATE-
....Thia tnoruing's market exhibited but a scanty stock of
fish' there was no Daimon, and very few Turbots. Lob-
Pters were very high. The fallowing were the prices:—
Prime Turbot, each ?Os Od. jp 255. OA.
nitre small, per do
Solt's, per three • ' 4 0 '' 10 6
co.:l.km,
each pairs.
5 0 12 0
Settle, each
Haddocks, per dozen 6 0 25 0
Brill, each
Gutnetts, each
Live Flounders, per quartern
Live Eels, per Slb
Floe Lobetars, per score 6O 0 60 0
Interior ditto lO 0 16 0
Bhri sq per g
Fitt: Y4annouthalißbned Herrings, per hundred 6 0 10 0
Hest Common Oysters, per bushel 8 0 10 0
Natives
18 0 30 0