The Sun.
London, England, 1826-05-01 00:00:00

INDIAN NAVAL FORCE BILL.

By the Act of the 58 of the late King, for the
extension of the East India Company's Charter, pro-
vision was made for defraying all the charges and ex-
pences of raising and maintaining the forces, as well
European as native, military, artillery, and marine, on
the establishments in the East Indies ; and the Bill
now before Parliament enacts, That all the charges
and expences of sending out and employing in the
East Indies the navallorce which hath lately been sent
out by his Majesty, upon the representation of the
Court of Directors, and also all the, charges and gx-
pences of any naval force which may hereafter be sent
out by his Majesty, upon the representation. of the
Court of Directors, for the purpose of being em
ployed in hostilities against any of the Native Powers,
shall be borne by the Company, as part of their poli-
tical charges, and the amount thereof paid into the
Exchequer.

LATE REV. MR. WOGAN.
(From the Dublin Evening Mail.)
We stop the Press to announce the following :—Private infor-
mation having been given to Mr. Goodison, Chief Constable of
College-street Police Office, relative to the murderers of that re-
spected deceased Gentleman, he proceeded this morning at five
o'clock to Donnybrook, accompanied by a party of his Police, and
succeeded in apprehending Robert Burgess, Denis Hine, George
Stanley, and Mary Moore, who have, after a strict examination,
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been fully committed to Newgate for trial.
We are in possession of all the circumstances relating to this
barbarous transaction—but are induced to suppress, for the pre-
sent, the particulars, for the more effectual attainment of the ends
of justice. •
Denis Hines, one of the fellows above-named, has been fully
identified by Mr. Bell, as one of the gang that robbed ;him of his
watch and money on his return to the Rock, and which took
place previous to the murder of Mr. Wogan.

A duel was fought on Wednesday se'nnight, at
Murrelgreen, near Horsham, between Lewis Gerrard, Esq., and
Captain Smith, which originated in consequence of some dispute
at a pigeon-match on the same ground. In the first fire Mr. Ger-
rard was wounded in the side seriously. Medical aid was afforded
on the ground by a surgeon in attendance.--(Brighton Gazette.)

SMITHFIELD MARKET, (Tura Day).
At this day's Market, which exhibited a limited supply of
' Beasts, but was otherwise moderately well supplied, Beef and
•Mutton commanded a very brisk sale, at full 2d. per stone be-
yond Friday's quotations, at which Lamb, Veal, and Pork
were stationary.-Coarse and inferior Beasts producing from
3s. 6:1. to 3s. 10d.; coarse and inferior Sheep, 3s. N. to 45.;
second quality Beasts, 4s. Gel. to 4s. 10d. ; second quality Sheep,
out of wool, 4s. Bd. to 55., in wool, 4s. 10d.' to ss. 2tl. ; prime
long-woolled Sheep, out of wool, bs. 2d. to tis. 4d. ; in wool,
ss. 4tl. to ss. Gd. ; prime large Oxen, bs. to ss. 2d. ; mime Scots,
Norfolk home-breds, &c. ss. 4d. to ss. fid. ; extraordinary prime
South Down wethers (all in wool), ss. fitl. to ss. Bd. ; large
Lambs, ss. 6d. to Os. 24. ; prime small Lainhs,, Os. 6d. to
7s. ; large coarse CalVes, 4s. ittl. to ss. ; Calves of from 12 to
18 stone each, if white in, the flesh, and otherwise complete,
s`. ad. to Gs. ; large Hogs, 4s. to 4s. 4d. ; and neat dairy-fed
Porkers, not exceeding 7 stone each, ss. M lis. 4tl; per atone
of Ittb. to sink the Offals. Suckling Calves, which are few in
number, from 14s. to 38s. ; and quarter old store Pigs, 12s.
to 18s. each. Notwithstanding the shortness of the Beef.
Issup-
ply, there ere in the market about 1,600 beasts from Norfolk
Supply, as per Clerk's statement
Beasts 205 !alves
Sheep and Lambs ..,...16,3:0 Pigs
100

NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL 'AVARICE I'S
(At per stone, by the Carcass.)
Beef, from 3s. 4d. to 4%. fid.; Mutton, 3s. fa to 4s. 10d.;
Lamb, ss. 3d. to 711.; Veal and Pork, 4s. to as. 4d.