The Sun.
London, England, 1828-10-21 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE--(THIS DAB'')

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FROM LLOYD'S.
DEAL, OCT. 20.-- Wind S.E.--Arrived fr
London, the Fox, for Malta.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 19.—Wind E.---Arrived
Sea Lark, Amy, from Denia; and Cherub, Winder" 104400
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from Bilboa.
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PORT6MOUTH, OUT. 20.—Wind“Y ow,
his Majesty's ship Onyx on a cruizo in the Chel':/T: ,LtiNg
for the Russian fleet, and to inform the Admiral.t..,',4lt tto
he is to be supplied from this dock-yard with toted m
stores, &c. the fleet stands in wed of. d
the M
NAPLES, OCT. quarantine of observation httid "
21 days is laid on all vessels arriving here froin torn
Straits of Gibraltar, in consequence, as the Bob. io'tot to
Health says, of the yellow' fever having made," 11(1 eoi
appearance in the garrison ; and the Susan'N ^ n
Driver, and Martha, are now subject to it. 14b/
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MIDDLESEX SESSIONS—(THIS DO/ Nilltt

ASSAULT.
Sarah Chalkly was indicted for assaulting 04' ',ll4ti
ki`di"l"l
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Bennington, on the 28th of May last. . twr
From the evidence of the prosecutrix, who 16 f dot,ri'se
washerwoman, and a lady who assisted her ink' kti4
vocation, it appeared that the little Chalklyw t
the little Renningtons had been fighting, ,
the prosecutrix and her witness very politely init.eo NIP
fered, and requested Mrs. Chalkly to draw olfP.ii 141.3
younkers from the combat. Mrs. Chalkly, 110:eNt.
ever, not appreciating the very polite request of t; tlitit:(l,l
prosecutrix, called both parties by sundry namesst be to be found in the fashionable dictionary, and Cl
eluded her vituperations by assaulting the latter:TA :111iiiLl
breaking her windows, she (the prosecutrix) 13S, thet,'"ll
tabling, notwithstanding this provocation, all het r —ln
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liteness to tke last. kk Ith. "8
While this evidence was giving, Mrs. ChalidY",: N 11,0".;
quently raised her hands and eyes to heaven in °'s,
utmost possible amazement, but said nothing'et"
which many were as much amazed as they wet)! Attr
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that which followed.
Mr. C. PHILLIPS called on behalf of the ddfili:
ant a very young man with a very old name, 411,„..-1 kohl e
Abraham Moses, who gave quite a different vetsie-:,titele
of the affair altogether. lie swore that Of; St% Iv.ll
Chalkly said nothing at all in the way of yittlFS
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tion, but that it was the prosecutrix, and the l% ky
Who gave evidence in support of the charge, Ill:7 141:efi
indulged in rhetorical flourishes and energetic . Ptlttt"
thets, and still more energetic smashing of windov titsd
of which they had the effrontery to accuse the If • atetLh
fendant, who was quite passive throughout the Wil° 4p0'11)1
affair.
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The slight variation in the evidence induced 06 Av't Rh
Jury to err, if at all, on the safe side, and they they 'tot: en
fore acquitted the prisoner. . A.O Pali
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TILE MARKETS.-(TIIIS DAY.)

HAY M A RKETS—( At per L ad cf 36 Trubsee.)
ST. JAMES'S. ,„
Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay X 2 15 to x'

3 10
Best New Meadow Hay 3 5 0'
Fine Upland Meadow and nye-grass Hay 315 ! 0
Clover Hay 3 15 ~,` 0
Oat Si raw
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A moderate supply, and a steady trade; prices as last quor' '
' SMITHFIELD. 411
Co, rse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay £2 10 to X.,1 0

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Rost NeW Me•dow Hay 3 5
Fine Upland Meadow awl Rye.grass Hay 3 10 r
Cl ver H.y (extra fine)...Xs 13 ... Generally 3 13 • Oi
Oat Straw XI 12 to .£1 16—Wheat Straw 1 16 el
Clover Hay ss. per load lower than last quo' ed ; in prices
Meadow Hay and Straw no alteration. Supply good, and tr"
rather dull.

CITY MARKETS-(TWO o'CLOCK.)
PLANTATION SUll A as--There has been a fair quat!':,,,i;
of business done in the market this morning at firm
176 hhds. Barbadocs, by public sale, went off freely I.l°
60s. to 725. Lid.
Reel NED SU GA 11. S. --The demand for the low descri,il
Lions of good for packing, has been rather more brisk SI
Thursday last, and a good many parcels have been Oked,!
out of the market, but prices are without ^ajteratiotl'q
other descriptions continue as before.
COFFEE.-There has been more enquiry for St.
minge, and one parcel is reported to have been cold suf.
high as 375.
FRUIT.--Of new Zaute 140 butts and 63 178;
rotcels, and 140 butts and 110 caroteels Oe"
Cephalonia currants, were, offered by public
this morning-,sf the butts, very few lots were sPit.it
931., nearly the whole quantity being taken in at ntt,
price. The best quality of. the Carotids were 501.84,W,
9ts., one lot 95s ; 4,500 drums new pulled
Figs were also offered, ihe quality fine, and s.noelstdos a2teec.
for large drums, and 58s. to 525. for small; 525
nLeet,wßwnSasrui,lit_apni.paso:).fir at 2;
sl.Lo4esd..n:taooinvt7ealil,
Smyrna Raisins at 51s. trsaid,nd22B4.bu6bsdrils. neW
Jamaica 20 per cent. over proof, Bs. Bd. ; 30 per
ditto, 4s. ; 35 per cent. ditto, 4s. 4d. per gallon.
stock yesterday was 21,284 puncheons; and 1611 12105:14 "
and the delivery last week 668 puncheetW, and 68 bb"7.''
of which 281 puncheons were for Orportatioz.
SA LTPETRE. -The Company's &di-ration hase ffe ettolbr
checked the late extensive speculation in this article,
the prices are now reduced from 255. to 255. 6d. per colt*;„
INDIGO -The Company's sale is proceeding with 28.
'nation, at an advance of from Is. to Is. 3d. per lb. 4...
SPICES.-Cinnamon is in good demand, at an adrOlite,
of 3d. to 4d. on the quotations obtained. previous .0 i"
last sale ; other spices are much the same.
SILKS.--lie East India Company's sale is proceel;
flatly ; tine Bengals barely realize the last sale priC'-i.;
coarser sizes are to-day going off from 10d. to Is. to
than last sale.
Hoes-The trade is very brisk at the following prit;B:,
East Kent bags, l 00s. is 1265. ; Ditto pockets,
140 s. ; Mid. Kent pockets, 90s. to }3ss. ; and 50' •'
front 80s. to 88s. per cwt. dl.
FRUITS. -The supply is more than equal to-the dents.te
and what has been offered is chiefly bought in. Sowell'
sales take place this afternoon. 1,1,
OILS.-Ix this market business is active-Greetin'
remains heavy at 251. per tun ; Sperm is at '771.;
seed, brown Rape, and Refined, are sold at improved pa .6
viz.-245. 6d. per cwt. for the first, 38s. for the see°
and 40s. 6d. for the last. Cud Oil is 281. per tun.
WooLs.-The demand for Wools is steady, hilt pr
continue much depressed. The state of the markets Poo
will be more accurately known by the result of the. Yu,'
sales of Australian, Cape, German, and ether Wool* '
nounced for to-morrow and following day. to.
BALTIC Patmucz.-The latest accounts from to.
Petersburgh give the quantity of Tallow shipped off BP•r,
the sth inst., at 125,000 casks. Since last post the.17,,4e
chases have been large, exceeding 9,000 casks, but fp,
were lower. The market here is rather more firm, Sflti,A
to 395. per cwt. being the price. The delivery. last
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was 2,935 casks. Bristles are improving fast,
.St. 1187,
burgh selling at ISL per cwt. 018
The Qrtrost market is more elastic than for sonic igs
past, but less doing in Surats, in consequence of is- '7
sale for Friday being announced.

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The French' Ambassador had interviews i
terday with the Duke of 'WELLINGTON d the VII-
Anzanxxx.
Bra-.
The- Marquis de BARBACENA, the Bra-
Minister ; the Earl of ABERDEEN ; Viscount rizassr,l3V
and the CnaNcxt.Lort of the EXCHEQUER, visited the mu
of WELLINGTON yesterday at the Treasury.
Mr. VEZEY FITZGERALD arrived in town oV
Sunday evening from the seat of the Marquis of Hmtri"i
at Sudbourne, Suffolk.
A MAN SHOT BY THE POLICE.--On
evening of last Tuesday, a policeman in the execution..;
a warrant, shot a man named PATRICK Comm, at Ba!,,
!inch, in the parish of Stradbally, in this county...—. Wags:,
ford Chronicle.
Wednesday se'nnight a very large sun- .
was caught in the Esk, at Montrose,measuring front c
tips of the fins six feet, and from the mouth to the tail re
feet—weight, 2481b5. Fish of this species seldom.
the northern shores.—Liverness Journal.

In underdraining Queen-street, Yarmo&,
preparatory to its being new paved and flagged, two bu'llo
skeletons have been dug up, besides several bones, f‘c• Le
one of the jaws the teeth were all perket. The spot
they were found is supposed to have been the bui),to
ground of the monastery which formerly stood nest
place. —Norfolk Chronicle. bser
NAPLES, OCT. 4.—A quarantine of 0 oil;
vation, of 21 days, has been laid on all vessels coming "re
the Straits of Gibraltar, as the Board of Health hOlAr"
ceived intimation that the yellow fever has made it'
pearance in that prrison.

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