The Sun.
London, England, 1842-06-11 00:00:00

COURT OF B 4NKIcUPTCY, June 9.

SECONDARIES' COURT, June 10.

Mr. Secondary JAMES sat in the Court of Common Pleas
at Guildhall, this morning. Several undefended cases were
taken first.

HINES V. BLINKHORN.

This was an action to recover the sum of 61. 6s. 6rl for work
or labour Oolie. Mr. Kay appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr.
Hyland for the defendant.
Mr. KAY tested the case, and it appeated that the plaintiff
was a poor labouring man. The plaintiff epphed to a person of
the name of Milts, who was conducting some work on some
ground in Stockwell Park, the property of the defendant, for
work. Mills said he could not give the plaintiff any
work without the consent of Mr. Blinkhorn. The plain-
tiff then applied to the defendant, and he referred him back
to Mills, with instruction to Mills to set him (defendant) on
some work. The plaintiff employed other men,and they were
set to remove a quantity of gravel. In all they removed 205
loads, and the agreement was to pay the plaintiff sd. a yard.
out of which he was to'pay his men. As soon as they had re.
moved the gravel, they were set to cut down some trees, and
they felled, in all, 21 trees, and the agreement for these was
3s. 6d. per tree. On the Saturday the plaintiff applied for his
money, and he was told that Mills had absconded with the
money which was to have been paid to the plaintiff. The
plaintiff went with the defendant to the station-house, to give
informing] of the robbery, and on the way the defendant said
that plaintiff should be paid the whole of his claim. From that
time to the present he had not received a farthing.
Two of the men who were employed by the plaintiff to assi.t
him corroborated this statement by their evidence.
Mr. HYLAND then addressed the Jury for the defence, and
stated that the defendant. had sold the gravel and trees to a per-
son of the name of Smith, who was at his own expense to clear
the grout .d and fell the trees.
Smith was the.] called, and proved that he authorised Mills
to engage men to perform the work, but that when Mills
absconded he engage:.' them himself.
Several other witnesses: were called, who gave similar tes-
timony,

Alr. KAY having replied,
Mr. Secondary JAMES summed up the evidence, and the
Jury returned a verdict for the defendant.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE,
MANSION HOUSE.

An elderly man named William Archer appeared before
Alderman Farncombe, by the advice of Air. Booker, one of the
officers of Bishonate, for the purpose of making a representa-
tion about the conduct of the persons employed to administer
the Po r-lavr at Norwich.
Archer said that Wiltshire was the county in which he was
born, but he had lived as a tradesman at Norwich 26 y ears, and
during 12 years of that period he had paid 101. a-year rent,
which thoroughly entitled him to a settlement thine. 1-I,lntig
fallen hoe) poverty by reason of il,i,ess, and the gfneral difficul•
ties which I,eset many industrious perions, he found it necessary
to apply to the guardians of the poor at Norwich for astrstat,ce,
and the answer he received, notwithstanding the adparently nu-
t:minable nature of his claim, was that the place of his birth was
the only place in which he had establiShed a settlement, and th ,t
thither he must go to receive patochisfassistatice. Along with
this information they supplied him with money to bear his ex-
penses, au4 they sent him up to London with directious, assuriug

Wm. Henderson, one et the principal assistants at Messrs
Morrison, Driloo, and Co.'s, in Fore-street, was brought up by
Hoe, the officer, for re examination before Sir Peter Laurie.
Mr. Humphries art - nded fur the prisoner, Mr. Laurie, the
City pleader, fur a Mr. Birnie, of Peterhead, who was sum-
moned to appear as a witness, and Mr. Horry for another wit-
ne,s, Mr. John Henderson, of Newry, a brother to the prisoner.
Mr. Clarkson, for the pro ecution, said he came to pray a
further adjournment of the hearing, that he might have an op-
pot !unity of digesting a voluminous set of depositions which had
been taken at Peterhead, which possibly compromised other
persons than the prisoner. He was in a condition to est -iblibh
a second case against the prisoner, in addition to that regarding
a quantity of ribbons found in his box, so that tl.e prisoner
could not be said to suffer any injury by an adjournment over
the ensuorg sessions, while the ends of justice as to other par-
ties might be better answered if more iliac were allowed for
inquiry. It would be necessary to send to Newry and Peter-
head for further evid•.nee, and the prosecutor could not be pre-
pared by the present session.
Sir PRTER LAURIE asked, how the prisoner and the parties
at Newry and Peterhead became acquainted?
Mr. Clarkson said the prisoner and Mr. Birnie of Peterhead,
Oraper,_ were formerly servants to the firm of Harvey and Co
at Dublin, but not at the same time: Birnie afterwards opened
a shop in partnership with a Alr. Hawkiogs at Newry, but
Hawkins bought hne out, and he set up tor himself at Peter-
head. Hawkins then took a brother of the prisoner intro part-
nership; and the knowledge the larties thus had of each other
led to a correspondence between the pi twiner and the lutu,e, at
Newry and Peterhead. As regarded Mr. Birbie he did not
feel competent to make auy charge, but he wanted time to
understand the bearing of the voluminous documents placed in
his hands. He wished for art adjournment till the 2d July,
the sessions commencing on the 41 h July.
After some conversation between the Alderman and the
Counsel on Loth sides, the prisoner was remanded.
W-STuE I;7'.

A little boy, named Muir/ was charged with stealing so rte
flowers from the inclosure in Lincoln's Inn-square.
'1 he Gardener to the Trustees of Line°la's Inn stated that he
saw the boy climb over the iron rrintio, and pluck the flowers
produced ; they were not worth much ; he did not know h
/loch, but very little—(we should estimate them at about half
a farthing,. )
The little fellow expressed his sorr)w, and in defence stated
that he saw the flowers lying on the grass, and climbed over
to get them.
The Gardener produced the Act of Parliament, which pro-
vided that per,ons offending in, the manner proved against the
prisoner, should be fined 40s. or sent to prison for a month.
Air. JARDINE said that the fine must he paid.
The ptisoner cried very much, and said he should lose his
situation; he was quite unable to pay the fine. His mother,
a respectable, neat-looking woman, also cried very much, and
stated her utter inability to raise money to pay the fine.
Alr. JARDINE said he had the power to reduce the fine to
55., and that he should do so on the present occasion. The
prisoner must therefore pay 55., or be committed for a week.
lie was removed crying, and we almost fear that he was sent to
prison.

MAFLBOROUGII-STKEET.
William Cornish, James Staymaker. and John Lewis,
o;:ng men ot vagabond appearance, and Harriet Bunse, Mary
-Curtis, aid Mary Maters, ottlig women of the lowest grade,
were charged with gambling iu Hyde-;ark.
The Park-constable, No. 4, stated that about four o'clock on
Thursday afternoon, in consequence of his being info, med that
a number of vagabond persons were I ehaving In a very disor-
derly manner on the Bayswater side of Hyde-park, and :flaking
use of ve y gross and obscene language, lie proceed' d to the
spot, and found the prisoners sitting togethe.• on the grass play-
ing at. cards, wrangling and abusing each other in language of
a must abominable description. He procured assistance and
took all into custody. A complete i ack of cards was found on
the prison. r Bun-e.
Hanbury, the Head Constable of Hyde-park, identified
ail tne prisoners as infesting the park for a long time past. and
conducting themselves in a very disorderly and indecent man-
ner. Tney were also in the habit of sleeping at night there,
either by getting into a hollow tree, or huddling together in a
heap, for the sake of warmth. He had even repeatedly seen
them, at three or four o'clock in the morning, lying in this
manner at the font of a tree, although it had been raining
heavily during the night. Numerous complaints were
continually being made by ladies and gentlemen, and
respectable tradesmen, who were in the habit of resorting
there, of the way in which their feelings were shocked, by
hearing the shameful imprecations n. ade use of by the p. boners,
and witnessing occasionally acts of gross obscenity.
Mr. HARDWICK inquired why such characters were not kr2t
out of the park altogether ? Mr. Hanbury said, a, present it
was impossible, for, although they were not allowed to pass
through the gates if observed, yet they gained admiss.on by
climbing over the palings.
iNfr. Haanwicx said idle and dissolute persons should not.
under any circumstances, be allowed to infest the park in such
a vag shoed way, and which no doubt presented a wear portion
of the public from the enjoyment of the air and exercise which
the place was purposely intended to afford. He was determined
to severely punish any persons found so offending who might
be brought betere him, and he should, therefore, commit the
prisoners for fourteen days each to the House of Correction.
James Young, and James Williams, fashionably dressed
striplings, and whose fri,nds, it appea,ed, are highly respect-
able, were brought up after a night's incarceration in the sta-
tion-house, charged witli the silly and annoying practice of
knocking at doors and ringing bells at three yesterday morn-
ing. in Archer-street. Piccadilly. Both of them were exceed-
ingly intoxicated at the time. '1 hey were each fined 75., which
they directly paid.
CLERKEN WELL.

At the sitting of the Court yesterday, Mr. GREENIV::On
said that a very illegal practice had recently prevailed in some
public-houses of having private theatricals performed in them.
Yesterday a young man named Chi ds had been brought be-
fore him. From his statement it api eared that at a certain
public-house in Somers-town, a great number of young appren-
tices were in the habit. of as embling nightly, each acting a part
in some performance—occasionally, too, each had a benefit. It
was needless for him to remark on the immorality to which such
things woul.t lead. I should, therefore, be put down ; and he
called upon the police inspectors to use every means in their
power to suppress the nuisance.
SHOPLIFTING.—A lad, not above fourteen years of age, and
who had been previously convicted under the names of Smith,
Wilson, and Williams, was yesterday committed on a'chatge cf
stealing forty handkerchiefs from a shop in Drury-lane.
UNION-HALL.

William Grayson, a fashionably dressed young man, was
charged with robbing a lady named Vane, yesterday morning in
Blackman •street. The complainant was walking along the
pavement when she felt a tug at her pocket, and imn.ediately
seizei the prisoner, who was i he next person to her, by the arm.
1-le dt sisted and tried to get away, but she held him until a
policeman came up into whose custody she gave him. Site
added that she was robbed of 15s.

A witness stated that the prisoner was cons antly in the
company of pickpockets.
The MAGISTRATE said that there were not more dangerous
persons about town than such fellows as the prisoner, who having
.11 the exterior appearance of gentlemen, commit the most im-
pudent and barefaced robberies.—C ,mmitted for three mouths.

A quarternuster of the 48th regiment of the line
was trie.!. a few days ago, berore the Council of W at Lyons,
for falsification of accounts. The trial excited inti•rcst from
the fact of a sister of the prisoner's. who was tenderly attached
to him, having come from Paris to be present at the trial. his
manifested the greate-i emotion throughout the la liole of the
proceedings, and at the moment th judges were about to de-
liberate, she flung herself at their feet. crying out ." Mercy,
mw cy, for my brother!" He was acquitted, and her joy, as
Inky be supposed, was excessive,

TEA MARKET.
There was little business done. but holders were firm, and
obtained fully former rates. Company's Congou, Is. td- CP
TALLOW MARKET.
Prices kept up, but the market vies quiet. P. Y. Cap
the
48s. 3d. on the spot, and 495. for delivery in last three Tapp
of the year.
COAL MARKET.
Ships arrived since last maraet.lay, 63 - 1.•
d., A 6
Leaez's Main. l4 0 Walls End Sts .wart's ..... .... , 6
Old Tanti .Id .... .
'1 anfleld Moor
Walls End Clark and Co.
\\ ails laud Hedlcy 6 0 Walls End Tees H.etton .... 1
E. BradovirsHetton ... :0 6 Cowpen .......... j 6 I
tik,
Walls Ep-t Hetton
Wails End Morrison'
W. E. North Hetton Lyons 17 6.0 a 'lan; :Rorie .......... .... .....
Wale End North Durham 16 of
j Front the London New Price Current of ,June I
SUG A R.- Importers of West India Muscovadoes SugahlX
manifested more firmness this week ; and although there ~
been much activity in the market, still a lair demand has! -'
wailed both from Grocers and Refiners, and the prices Ind
bean fully equal to those of Friday last for all qualities. :,e,
To-day the home tiade were free buyers of refined ra
paying higher rates. Standard lumps f,tched 83s, and r
grocery lumps 82s to 82s 6d. Tatters common and Mitt ,
1
82s to 825 6,1 per cwt The supply of common, good's It'-,
sufficient tor the wants of the trade : in other articles tb ~,',
no change.
REFINED.-Prices have advanced Is per cat for ri-.0
Sugar this week, and the demand has been extensive fair`
~
common qualities for home consumption. Melting brown 17i
have been selling at 79s to 80., low grocery 80. 6d, g°4,4)
floe Bls to 81s lid, standard lumps 82-, tit tiers ordinary:l,lo
81s 6(1, good 82s to 83s 6d, fine B.s to 87s. Hamburgh loavaLs
82s to 83s 6.1, good 84s 63 to 66s 6d, fine 87s to 925, and surio
93s to 97s per cwt. Treacle, common at 2tis 6d, patent 27s t°'
best old make 29s 9d to 30s, and Gorden Syrup 30r
cwt. Bastards, low sorts have been selling at 4'
50s to 525, good 53, to 555, and fine 56s to
Pieces fine at 69s to 735, good 66s 6d to 68s, nai
and common 6. sto 63s per cwt. Bonded crush,
to 27s 3d for first, and •z6s 93 for second sort.
34s 6,1 to 355, 101bs :31s to 325, and 141bs 30a
cwt. "I reacie s, Ils slowly at lOs 3:1 to lOs 6d. 131
to 15s 6d, and pieces at 16s to 22s per ewt. D
Sugar, good quality at 23s 9d on board iu Holism
1-. i A U ItITI US. - I his afternoon the trade operate
4,771 bags at public sale were all readily lisps
pi ices Is higher, making the rise for the week I'
cwt , good brown 57s to 58s, low yellow 593 lid to
6ls Cd to 63s 6d, good 64s to 665-fine, stone in f
catchy titer: was much inquiry, and similar rat,
The quantity unsold is under :28,000 bags.
EAST INDIA.-This afternoon 1,489 bags 4
112 boxes Bengal Sugar were offered at public
sold Is 6d above former rates ; low damp brown
46s 6,1, mid 48s to 49s 6d, good 50s to 525, tint
as.d fine sound 5Ds to 555, damp yellow 59s 6d to
sound white (date lurid) 64s to 64s 6d per cwt.
FOKE/c,..r.-Holders of Yellow Havannah are
to press sales :,1 existing low rates, 17s 6d to /
and fine, and Iris :Id to 17s for low and mid qual:
zil pri,:es r-main the Off e as last week.
Ai OLASSES. -For West India, prices rather
last .., ee.: ; Antigua very superior at 325, fine
cents good 28s, Sf. Kitts 26,, Ba:badoes fine 31s
serratt good 27s to 28s lid, Dominica 27e to 29'1
tit. Lucia 24, per cwt Bengal Syrup 18s 6d I
Foreign Molasses at 6s 6d to 7s per cwt.
sCocoA.-There are few buyers of West Ind'
withstandimg the low rates that prevail; Grenadi
for good, and 33s for mid red. Tne market
Foreign, but holders are unwilling to give wa:
35s to 365.
t, ICE. -For white Bengal Rice, holders ha.
disposed to realize, and p: ices have suffered a decli
6d per cwt, at ills to lOs 6d for good ml''
105 lid for good bold new white; damaged at 7s to i3's
first and second class; yellow, at 7s 3d to 8s per cwt;',
good midding and good white lOs to lOs 6d ; middlt,Ml
9s 6d, low white 8s to 9s, good yellow 8s to Ss 6d,
7s 6d, refracted 6s to 7s 63, filled trom loose in ships
6d t'r 8s per cwt : 600 bags Madras went cheaper, viS.
to 9s for fine yellow. Carolina at 26s to 30*; fine,
at 17s 63 per cwt. Patna at 14s to 19s per cat.
RUM, BRANDY AND HOLLA NDS. - Prices hart
tained for Leeward Island Rum this week, cornea,
2s Id to 2s lid, mid 2s 23, good 2s 24d per gallon.
Rum firm ; 0. P. fine quality at 5s 6d to 5s t3d,
32 to 34 0. P. 5s to 5s 3d per gallon. Detne!;•ara•
quality 3s 8d to 3s It'd for fine. Calcutta Rum hai
inquired tor, Is 6d to Is 6id is the value of proof at
duty, but f T small parcels with certificate, holders '
Is 8d to Is lOid per gallon. In Alauritius Re
firm. Cognac fit st brands of the vintage of 1837,
puns 5s ; do 1838, hhds ss, puns 4s 10d ; do 18:39, -
putis 4s 3d; du 1840, hhds 3s 10d, puns 55 act; di,
hilt's 3s 9d, puns 3s 7d per gallon. kieneva Is lid
quality. British Corn Spirits at 10s cash.
COFFEE,-There has been a bri-k demand for all
ecriptions of British Plantation Coffee this week, and
have obtained an advance on previous rates of 2s to '
unclean kinds have btei: taken more freely, and ;iris.
'ln-day the home consumption market was firm,
vately a fair business was transacted; sales of good of
were made at 75s to 76s per cwt. In Foreign, howl
business was transacted. There was no public 9
description.
TEA.-7 he market has presented a firm appeara,
this week. Importers have refrained from offering av
lie save. and none is declared. A good demand has
pi vate contract for black Tea to supply both town
orders, and full rates have been paid.
To-day the market was in a quiet state for Tea, and
were made in either black or green sorts, but holder
firm, and few parcels are offering for sale ; good,
mound Congou cash is riot to be purchased under 1s 7d
Fa LIT. -In Currants a large business has been '

superior sorts have brought full rates, but oth,
rasher lower; tine l'atras has fetched 604, other
565, Zaote and Cephalonia 51 s to 525, and infer
cwt. At public sale 55 butts 8 caruteels Pats.
damaged went at 504 to 58s. There has been a ft,
val. The tree of red Smyrna Raisins has declined
cwt. A cargo has arrived. Valentia Raisins are
request at ass ; for the best Figs the supply is scant
wanted.
SA Go. —This afternoon 600 bags Pearl Sago at

sold at lower rates, viz., good pearl at 15s, and
to 9s 6d per cwt. being cheaper.
Hoes.—Although the accounts received from the.
are uwavourable. there being a large increase of 6'
trade have operated with caution ; factors however'
ask high rates, but in the present state of the .
difficult to give an accurate quotation. The duty i 9
at 110,COO1.
OILS.--In common descriptions of Fish Oils a ,
has beers transacted this week. Holders have obtee.
to 321 for Cud, 291 to 331 for Southern, 38/ for pale
311 to 36/ for yehow, brown, and straw colour.
Seal is held for 341 per tun ; Sperm at 761 to 771 fo!
ti,h. For Linseed Oil prices have been barely
32s V. for small parcels on the spot. Rape Oil, pal
to 475. brown 45, 93 to 46s per cwt. Olive Oil,
for Galipoii, and 34/ to 55! fur S;Anish. Palm,
for the be,t Cocoa Nut Oil, fine sort at 40s to 4
Southern Whalebone, 1331 to 13e/ per ton. I.
fine Colon Cocoa Nut Oil went at 40s to 40s
Palm, 301 to 321; 70 tuns fine Southern, 321
TA I.Low—There has been an increased i-
market, for Russian Tallow this week. Although
variation has taken ;lace in price,, still they have e
tendency. On the spot 48s to 4es 3d have been
rates pad for small parcels of P. Y. Candle. rot
the laq three months of the year 49s to 49s 3d per
American 42s to 47s for low to fine quality. TOW°
46s nett cash.
To-day there was little business transacted in P.
48s is the nearest price on the spot, and 49,
last three months of the year.

LLOYD'S Si-lIPPIN
LONDON, JUNE 10.—Wind this day at noon,
MARGATE, JUNE 9.—The lonia, from Lot
got on Margate Sands yesterday, but came off
was thought into the harbour.
DEAL, JUNE 9 —Wind N.E. to N.N.E.
Volunteer, Mann, Berbice. Arrd from the "
General Kyd, Madras ; Westminster, New
Palermo.
PORTSMOUTH, JUNE 9.—Wind N. E.—
steamer Alexandria. Sailed, Wind
CowEs, JUNE 9.—Arrd. Commodore N'
vannah ; Barrington, Barton, New Orleans.
Ore Pc:RTLA ND, JUNE 2.--Ava,tice, Sot
Pernambuco ; Warsaw, Matanzas.
COWES, JUNE 9. —The William, late Ft
hence last evening for St. Petersburgh, grout
Castle Point, but was got off the following tide
damage, aid is now at anchor to the westward
FALmourn, JUNE B.—Wind E., modem'
Majesty's ship Star, Rio,' sld. April 10, with B,t
PLYMOUTH. JUNE 9.—Wind
Jordeson, Odessa.
LIVERPOOL, JUNE 9.—Wind S. E. modes
Choo, Whippen, New Orleans; Emma, Tb,
Johanna, Dunn, Iceland. Sld. Milo, Boston ;
Herman, Philadelphia; John Bentley, St. Joh:
wick ; Ninian. Lindsay, P.alifax ; Chase,
Arrd. off, Earl Powis. Mauritius. I;
BRISTOL, JUNE B.—Arid Q Lotus, Samson, --Pe pet ga
ral I,ir F. B. Head, ditto ; Wilkinson, Bro."D;osit'._;Y"
9th, The Jane, of this port, sailed hence 0111_0 „st
s'ruck on the rock at Piel, and has capsized 1" • .11,11')
bottom up. aid is expected to become a wreck., fele26 1,1
GLOUCESTER, JUNE 9 —The Lord Pawl:111°,0 br`-0010,
Barletta, which capsized on Sydney Grounds,
titoipors
and taken into Sharpness Basin, with masts cu od e Ipf
of bowsprit, &c. Her decks have given waY'
two-thirds of the cargo is lost. O Ad
SHIELDS, JUNE 7.—t Ad. Fair Arcadian, l'l4
ne
andria. Bth, Saladin, M'Kenzie Valparaiso. (.1O
HARWICH, JUNE 9.—The 'Northumbria, OW
Newcastle to Dordt, has been assisted in hare'
struck on llaiabro' Sands.

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greave, Esq., of Bloomsbury-place, to Eli/sbete• life'
widow of George Ranken, Esq., of Tavistockl ,terr iii,
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J. Hayman, to Harriet, oldest daughter a Abor , fAr
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On the sth inst.. Rosa. the wife of Henry _,l 67.
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lin the 7th inst., C. Ha•ris Esq• 0' ''''itie 1,01"
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470 to 491
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