The Sun.
London, England, 1828-12-18 00:00:00

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he-'felt confident the Court; when the case °,
before it, would-view it ina very differeot
think it ought to be sent again to another jury.
Mr. DUNN followed on the same side. Mr. PHILLIPS, for the prosecution, said he !I0
not long detain the Court, but after whet
passed, in justice to Mr. }llkley, he felt boiind.!
• a few words. The letter from Mr.B. to Mr. 1111111.
long after he had become a shareholder; as be th
along with that gentleman, he did not apply' to
till after the bubble burst, and the paper:
bankrupt, then it was for the first time that be
on his application to that gentleman, that
not a proprietor, and that his name had been.,
made use of for the purpose of inducing biro
B.) to part with his money_. Immediately 60
receiving Mr. Hume's
.letter he showed it to
Northhouse, and expressed his astonishment,-
Mr. N. (who he, Mr. Phillips, understood .$.O
most clever and ingernious man) told him not (4t
uneasy, for, said he, "- it is only an expetimee!
Hume's W get himself out of the concern, as 115
in the Greek Loan." • _ _

Mr. DUNN.—I must object to this—it is a 0
statement, and, besides, as the case is to stand 01
it is irregular. -. •
Mr. PHILLIPS resumed.—He did not wanth
go any further into the merits of the case; ha. j
no doubt when the Court came to consider
had passed this day, with the affidavits that' W,l
be put in by them, it would come to the condo!
that the proceedings now adopted were a mast,
terial aggravation of the offence.
The CHAIRMAN then ordered the defendant)
be brought up on the first day of next session*,
said the affidavits should have his best considerati‘
the verdict which had been recorded could pet;
got rid of, although if the affidavits warranted 16.1
punishment might be_so mitigated as to render it
,nullity.

Mr. ALLEY trusted the Court would allow
defendants to be at liberty on their own re 4
nizanees.

The CHAIRMAN said that could not be
without the consent. of the prosecutor, and 63,
refused, they. must be committed.
The defendants then left the Court in custody

BANK OF ENGLAND--(THIS DAY.)

This morning a Court of. Proprietors of
stock was held in the-Court-room of the Bank'
England.

At 12 o'clock, the Governor, J. Drewe, Esq., ,
companied by the Deputy• Governor, J. H. Nirg,;,
Esq., and nearly the whole of the Directors enter"'
and the Governor took the Chair.
The minutes of the last Court, relative to the t
vidend declared on the Company's Stock for the I'
half year, as well as the negative put upon rheof
tions made for the production of the Bank accotO
&c., were read by the Secretary, and confirmed.
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The Governor informed the Court that this
a Quarterly General Court, held in pursuance oft'
terms of the charter.

The minutes of the Court were read, and
Governor said, that as it was not usual for arty b?),
ness to be transacted at this Court, was it the plc
.snre of the Court that it now adjourn.
An adjournment accordingly took place.
There were not half-a-dozen Proprietors in
terAance.

TILE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

FISH-MARKET, BILLINGSGATE
.de,
This morning's market exhibitid a very dull apP
ante; there was a moderate supply of ash, and few buY°:.
The following were the prices:---
~, , 0,3
Prime Turbot,- each ' ~ lSt. OA. to P.m°
Ditto small, per do. - 4 0 )0 Cod-fish, each a 0 IV 0 0
Soles, per three pair. • 1 0 10 0
Fine Whitings, per 15 - 3 0 0 0
State, each
Haddocks, par dozen l5 0 2., 0
Brill, each
Ournetts, each
Live Flounders, per quartern
i, . . 2 0 4 *O,
Live Eels, per 51b. . . 4 0 ,
Dutch Pitiic£, per lAtlcet R 0 12 3
z 0 • . A Fine Lobsters, per score
10 0 2° ,it
1. ferior ditto
4 a N
Shrimps, per-gallon
2FciontedaYardinttioouth Red Herrings, per hundred 76 3 a.
.f
Pickled Ilea-rings' per 100 ,•e 0 0
.13..“ Common Oysters, per bushel ~..„., 8 0 5y , p
Natives ' . . _____

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HAY MA It Kt/To—(At per L^ad cf 36 Trusses.)
S'l'. JAM 'S.
Ah
Coarie heavy Lowland s'leiblOw Hay *2 00 to 0
9 Best New uidow Hay 9lO 0
Flue Upland Meadow and liye-grasa Hay .....
Clover Hay 3 5 '''-j0
Oat Straw 11 Bto Al 101 Wheat Straw 1 19 I
Supply good, trade dull, and prieeb as last quoted.
SMITHFIELD. , 10
Coarse heavy , .6
Lowland Meadow May ..2 2 to 11/
Bast New Meadow Hay • 2 IQ d
Fine Upland Meadow and Ryeigaso stay , ,i • 3 0 - 10
Clover Hay (extra tine).... f 5 0 .., generally.— 3 5 41 Jg
Oat straw „.... 4',1 4to 4:1 8"-,Wheat Strata 1 0 oaf
Straw 2". per load lower than pn Tuesday; in prices of
no alteration. Supply limited, and trade very dull.

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I ..I,rthu
SOUTHALL DIARKUI'.—Dec. 17. -
At this day's market, which exhibited a large supply 4247.
Beasts, embracing a very considerable number of hignq atbeW fa,
fattened Oxen, Steers, Heifers, &c., and was, in other " tet a
spects, moderately well supplied, the trade throughoo4
exPeedingly 4t the following prices per stone of c -
to sink the offals r Beef 3s. 2d. to 4s Bd. I 4s. 4d. to bs• 4,1,
Mutton G 0' P0nt....4 0 ii„4l,
The foregoing quotations are, for the ordinary run of rot Ail rc
Mutton, Veal, and ir,teriOr Pork, the same as those 0.1..„0 e ,
day so'nnight ; the. best Pork at a depression of 4d. per 11'.1'.f. ,k 7;!
There were no extra prime Sheep or Beasts in last week's 'Tot ,
ker. A considerable proportion of the supply left the nor' tbet
unsold.
11,Sfi 4 M Ali it Fl..tzrPr.c. 17. 14, , Eck, Beef---- 3s. Cd. to 4s. Od.- Oa. od. to 06•6 w4r.„.
Muttou----. 3 8 4 6
and
0 0 4 "iplds,
A great supply, and a very dull trade. ;flaw
'tie,,Uosso
j4ll
kitels4
at
tiot.

Beef,.
Aluttm,

STEYNIIIG A.E.BET.—Dec. 15. (0.
• $4. tid. to 4s. 841. I Veal (8, Od. to. 01, 6
S 10 5 0 4 •

Supply

Iveiy dull.

ARONDFL )lARK
Se. V.I. to 4f.. 10a. I V«

4.771:cc. 18. 01.
8eef....... l7-7,,,,,,. Us. :d. to (1,•4
Mutton --, 3 4 5 2 1 Pork 4 0 4,
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A good supply, and, except with the highly.fattened stv"
very dull trade.

CAtTLi SHOW.
The Duke of Norfolk's silver tankard, value 101., .1,'40k. dil
the best oT of any bjeel! was ”yq4P4 19 41r! Plntilifor
Pepperitig. 4rundel fJorporetm ditto, yalue 101:i4.0 tro,
'the hest Sussex ox, to Mr. T. Duke, of Leominster. '
'Members of Parliament for the Borough of Arundel (lit:: 'l've"
value 101., for the best steer, to Mr. T. Putland, of l'for Peated
minster. The Arundel Tra.deamen's ditto, value '71., At,
the best five-years-old cow, to Mr. Edmund Searce,
herley. Silver tankard,- value 71., for the best rune tv 014 th
Mr. William Elliot? of putninster. A piece of Pit, Treasi
value 71., for the best ten. South Dewns wethera, Hun&
Putland, of Leominster. Ditto, value 61., to Mr.
Duke,' of Leominster, for second best ditto. Ditto, vPv▪ ,
71., for the best ten wethets of any kind, to Mr. ;I°,;•,i T
CoOte, value pl., for the 'best :-
ewes of any breed, to Mr. gewman, of Portiugdoti.,,,f ‘-ove,
The Judges were Messrs. Harmer and Battle, butclielje
Rork
Brighton, nod Mr. Napp4r, of 'Pulborough ; and
Stewards, Messrs. Tompkins,Corney, and▪ TJ
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Yester
Affair
Lulink
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THICifESTRII IiIAIIIWETZLIee.
Beef :is. 4.1. to 4s. Bd. Os. Od. to 06'1
Itltitton 3 4 411 4 0 0
In Lean Stock but little doing; supply of Fat Stock goad.
trade with it very dull.

RUDIFORD 111 A RKET.—llec. 17. 4.
P. d. to a. 4. - , , a. d. ;'.
1iee1....,..,,,, , -3
V'' 4 4 Veal 4 0 st;
Mutton • ' 1 4 4 6 Polk-ii........ . .t.. ; • 4 H acri.
Suckling Cal vea from 14a. to 325: ; Quarter out riii9 iba to ItY. -p
Supply moderate. and trade very dull,

both
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LEWES PiIARKET.—Dee. Id.------'-- White Wheat (per quarter) £3 19 0-to .£4 .4 °
lied ditto
Barley
pap w , Mery 9lB 0 42 °
1 4 0 1 0 ~
Peas 6 ..' .... . -. . ....... .....- .. . ...
Oil Cake, *New —"— ' ' 13 0 9 Per 6.0,6°,1"'

A-large quantity of Corn- has been purchase a
p• the Continent, as bills to a large amount haveb?e",
te.cerved‘this Morning- by the itantieririlail,. chiegy
On our country corn dealers.
It is said that one person has been, for
years, receiving full pay as Colonel of a regirnen't, and
- pay as a Chaplain in the army. . .
A farmer in the West of England has-90A
aell whc,le 'produce of 10s) acrca'of oats
bushels of any other kind of corn.
The frauds upon the half-pay fund are
amount to no less than 50,000/. a quarter, or g0914:4"

a year.
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THE LUMBER TRooP.-..—Yesterday evenll
thg Anoint Pinner of the 11..putber Troopers tya§ 4;4
the Gentleman and Porter Tavern, New-street, Fetter-1W