The Sun.
London, England, 1826-06-23 00:00:00

REV. MR. WOGAN'S MURDER.

Doer in, illt4): 20.-A case which' is likely to be of great im-
portance in its consequences, was tried at the Commission Court,
in Green-street, yesterday. Our readers will recollect that a
gentleman of the name of Bell was robbed of his watch and a
small sum of money, on the Donnybrook road, the night of the
murder of the late unfortunate curate of that parish, the Rev. Mr.
Wogan ; and that the persons apprehended for the robbery were
subsequently ascertained to have committed the murder also. Two
of these men (Haply and Hynes) were put upon trial yesterday
for the lesser offence, found guilty, and sentenced to die. The
identity of one of the prisoners was clearly established by Mr. Bell„
but the chief evidence against the otlier was that of an apprOTP4
evidence which it is a settled principle in. Courts of Justice to.re-
ceive with,great caution, and to rebut which he produced a failiale
to prove an alibi, also in many cases a suspicious sort Of dafite,
though the best possible one where it can be fully
sustained. The.
question, however, was strictly for. the Jury, and theJurraccoro
ingly decided that Hynes (the second man) had been a
participa-
tor in the crime, which there could be no doubt that fierily had
committed. Sentence of death was thin
prortou.nced on both,
and they were told that mercy could not be extended to them.
Thus it appears the murderers of Mr. Wogan.can never be brought
to justice for that crime. d

STEYNING MARKET.
Mon.o.vr, JuNit 19.--Beef produced from 4s. 4d. to 66. ot.;
Mutton, 4s. Od. to 41. 1011. ; Lamb, be. tab,. ; and V,,
bs. Od. to ss. 6d. per stone. Supply
rather Aud l'aal
dull.

ARUNDEL
TIJUDAT, JUN'S 110.--Beef, from 41. 2d. to '4s. 100. Mut
ton, 4s. 2d. to 4a Bd. ; Lamb, bs. Od. 'to bs. ed. ; Yea"
4s. 10d. to bc 44. ; and Pork, 48.• Od. to 4s. 44. per go"'
Supply of Beasts rather limited, that of other thing.; tole' JAY
good ; trade not over brisk.

CHICHESTER MARKET.
WspsistuY, Juxi 21.--Beef from 4s. Od. to 41. Bd. ;
iltut-
ton, Si. 10d. to 41. bd. ; Lamb, 41. 1011. to bs. Od ; Is
Veal, 4s. Bd. to (is. per stone. Leal) Beasts, and Store Sher
and Pigs were heavy of sale, at drooping prices. Supply °ler-
ably good, and trade thin.

SOUTHALL MARKET.
Winnitsnicr, .Itrxr 21.---This day's supply of Brute WAS
somewhat limited, that of other Fit Stock abundant.. ; . Belife'l
perienced briakish, other kind* of meat a eery dull, sale' "
the following price*, per stone of. Blbs., to sink the Olds.--
Beef, from Ss. 10d. to 4s. 10d. ; Mutton, Si.2d. to 4s. N 2d.k:
Lamb, 45. Bd. to . Bd. ; Veal, 45. 4d. to be. 6d. ; and P°r;
4s. Od. to 51. Od. The foregoing quotations are, Beef from 2
to 4d., Lamb 2d. 'to Bd., Veal 6d, to Bd., and Pork 44'. it stone beneath thOse: of this day seinnight prices or Suit')."
statiomiry. A very considerable part of the stock left the markettet
t, wool d.

BIRTHS.
On the 21 et inat., in :,, Windsor-street, Putney, the hug ,of Mr.
On the 20th inet„ the lady of C. J. Shoubridge, Esq., of "la'
ir:lit.,:r.:ol:Vnosat:trul:eit,eildtldßeaugOgeßv:hu.hneteriGnoleos.fit]ii, leuilna4purßogee'lle7otwo::.at-es4:etn-e. t, the Lady Georgians G"l'..
On the 20th inee. I • be I I 'dHy of the
nat., at Jlll pre nt a rest enc., tin at
.14oghter. PrOtesdary of Canterbury, 0 6

On Tuesday hat, at Dockland Rktory, the lady of th 14
e '4'.
U. E. Keene, of a son:

MARRIED.
On the 21st inst., at Funtington, Sussex, Major W. Hewitt,
second son of General Sir George Hewitt, .Hart., to Sarah, se-
cond daughter of Oeneral Sir James DulL
On we4nesdxy last, at Northmoor, Oxon, Mr. James May',
solicitor, Reading, to Mias Frances Milder, of the former phice•
On the 22d inst.. Edward Norwood, EA., of Dover, to Elio-
beth. elded daughter of Peter Dobreei Etat. of London.
Yesterday morning, at St. Georee's Hanover-square, Mr.
Dutton, to Lady Elizabeth Howard, daughter to the Earl f
Suffolk.

DI.
On Wednesday last, drowned atED Eaton, in his 14th year, Ralph,
eldest son of Ralph Deane, Esq. of Fiastoote tiouaa, Niddlesflx.,
Chr•Wednesday evening, at his house in Stratford-ply,osjor.•
General Itubert Haldane, C.B. in the service of the Hon. the Eat
India Company,

sad Palk 6hed by 11. YOUNG, at tlie Sirs Orricsa

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