The Sun.
London, England, 1810-09-28 00:00:00

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• EIGTItit bAir-tttURSIJAY•,-SEPT.2ii.
Some few remaining cases of larceny were tried;
not Withstanding
.the great Interruption that
court met from the preparations making in the Sesa
sions Yard for .the Vere-street gang.
Tweipty-six received judgment_ of transportation
for seven years:
One, viz. Maq Bryant, for embetzling Toner
And goads, ihe prove; ty of Mussrs—Reily and Far=
quhar, her employers, was sentenced to 14 years
transportation ; the Recorder observhig,. that her
case was considerably aggravated by adding ingtati'
tilde to dishonesty.
• Several were ordered to vairions'periods of iMpriz
sonment in the House of CorreClion and in New:.
gate: Some were ordered to be publ ely and
others privately whipped, mid the Session's were ad{
journed to Wedneiday, the 31st
.041Ober next: .

Avery large Baltic fleet has arrived, consisting of
near 400 ; a Captain-of one of th-m, whO
came from Riga, S3ys—,&" that •serim:l-•hsturbantes.
Were expected there, owing to the trade king stop-
ped wjth this country. The Merchants Itad come
to a resolution to petition the Emperor pri Ihe
}ea,. and the Petition wai prentect by the
first Banker in that cit.). 'The current opinion was,
that they would have a war with France."

The beiteral• Court l‘brtial lately assembled -at
t!rwick for ini'estigating the charges b.,,,t4ht by
and Adjutant Christie, of the' 2. hetprA-1),,
shire Militia, against Major Gordon, of the same,
regiment, have honourably aquilied the M.ijoi of
the whole.

The attempts of the French to wake The world
believe that they had ❑o connexion with the sudd.!o
disappearance of Mr. BATHURST, our Minister abroildi
only tend to confirm the suspicion of (heir guilt. It
should be remembered that Mr. BATIRIitsT WAS the
bearer of important papersi of which the French
were anxious to know the contents, and when were
they e%er scrupulous of means tor the attainment
of their ends !

On Wednesday. •se'nniglit the. orchard of
Robert Bodle, of Alfriston, was robbed of a consi-
derable quantify of apples; it is judged. by.a fetmle
depredator, as on, the following inorni.l„o- a consider-,
ab:e portion of her under-petucoat was left ltan;:ing
on the tree, supposed to have. been, left in her li.isty
descent, ,

HORNE Tooice was lately so much improved in
health that he presided at his Sunday dinner, which
he had not been able to do for mrmy months. He
has, however, had a relapse,,and is attended by Dr.
PEARSON.

it is said that M. MATTHIAS *ROOIIII, of Lubeck.
has failed for two millions and a half mark.;, equil
to about e 50,0001. Sterling. Most of. the bankers
at Pans are large creditors.
The accident at the Mansion• House was not so
melancholy in its consequences as.at first supposed,
there being no limb •tradured amongst those whq
were hurt—

The Mayor, Alderman, and Burgesses
of C'.7ep-
ping Wycombe, on Sunday last, pot on deep moor.,
ing for their late Represeutive"_Sir Francis Baring,
Bart.

On Sunday,• the d instant, Mr. JACKSON, of
Dewsbury, druggist, paid a visit to a friend in
Rothwell ganl. There he thoUghtleSsly indulged
too freely over the bottle, and on his setting out
to return home, in a state of intoxication, had 'to
pass near a Methodist Meeting-house. The peop:e
being engaged in their religiOils service,. he judged
fine irolic to ride in, and go near the pulpit 'and
disturb the congregation;' for which at tie was
taken into custody, and carried back to the prison,
where he was kept in *confinement during the
night. Having appointed to meet Mrs, 4.,ckson
(who was on her return from the funeral of a sister)
at Wakefield that evening, to go home pith her to
Dewibury, he scrawled a note to. her; Which was
unfortunately not delivered till next_morning., Sor-
row for the loss of her sister, and alarui nt the
non-appearance of her husband,'" preyed ue, on her
mind during the whole of the night, nor was her
anxiety alleviated by the receipt of his 16.ter. In
this suit: of mind she proceeded in a cliait,e for
Dewsbury, on Monday morning, where she arrived
in a wretched situation, and was soon seized with
the pains of premature labour. Fer several hours
she was alone in the house, where 'she delivered
herself; and in this terrible state, weltering in her
blood, was.she found in the evening, almost in a
state of exhaustion, by her wietehed husband. An
"means tried to 'save her probed inetleaual ; she lan-
cruished till Thursday, and then expired. The me-
lancholy event deprived her husband of his senses,
and derangement was soon accompanied by a biolviit
fever, which.put a period to his existence on the
following Thursday. •

SMITHFIELD MARKET, SSP?. 23:

This day's. Market had a middling supply of
different kinds of Cattle; Beef and Mutton Are
dearer than our last report; Veal and Polk sold at
last prices; and the trade for the most part was
somewhat flat.—The sales in the Hay Market were
trifling ; Straw has dropped in price ; . flay and
Clover fetched last prices.—The undermentioned
prices and numbers ire an accurate statement.:-
I.3,eef 45. Bd. to ss. gd. Mutton 4s. Bd. to 6s. cd. Veal
Ss., od. to 7s. od. Pork. Ss. od. to, 7s. ad.. Lamb os. oa. to
as. od.

Beasts 800. Sheep 3,70.0. Calves too. Pigs r4O.

SMITHFIELD HAY-MAIMET.
Hay 51. os. od. to 91. os. od. Straw al. os. od. to •'
3s. oil. Clover 61. Los. id. to val. os. od.

CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 2.8.-.—Th is day, tbere are
several fuither arrivals of Wheat, part of tlse
fleet, which has the effeCt of Leavy goles„,burdly at
last prices; Barley in short supply, new 'toiler dear*
er ; Malt and
,White Pease continue at little &Jana-
tion ; -Grey, and Bemis. of the two kind,, nearly 3t
last prices ; Oats are in middling supply, lant.tew
fine samples, which are quoted dearer; Flour at
late prices.
Wheat 7os a 85S'a ioos
Fine ditto - toss a i los
Rye -46 a a 525
Barley - - 345 a 47$
Malt . .. 72$ a isos
White Pease 50s a 56s
Grey ditto . 48$ a 54s
heaos • - ias a 57s

. .
Tick Beans - -44 S a 54s
Oats - . 23$ 26s a 4se*
Poland ditto - 32, a 3.51"
Potatoe ditto - 32$ a
Rape Seed - 431 a $34
Fine Float - Bis a
Seconds • '. 7 Ees

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