The Sun.
London, England, 1842-07-16 00:00:00

WAKEFIELD CORN NIARKEr

The supply of Whet was large, but the buyers limited
their purchases, and prices declined 2s. per quarter. Barley
nominal. Oats dull, and rather lower. Shelling steady. Beans
receded Is. per quarter. No variation in other articles.
Wneat, Red, Essex and Kent —a. C4s. to BSS. one Ells.
--------- Norfolk .:id 3ti hi-Ai, . —s 6, 8. tot 3s. fine fss.
----------- Lin. and Cam.
' -------- Yorkshire —a. (VS. to C 2,. fine C 4..
------- W bite - 62, to 6 is. tine Ilk
----- Foreigh, feed ..b. —a. to Ws. fine firs,
.......—............--- White —s. —s. to fifis. nne Rh(
Barley, Norfolk anti Stitrslk
.."-,.....- Lincolnshire
-- Yorkshnc Wild
Foreign -g. t() .....s. fine —a
Beans, New . l2, to —s. fine Ll3s.
( ild
Oats, Potato —a. to 32,. tine f24s.
--- Poland —s. —s. to ‘...2. fine.24s,
-- Vrieslanil and Small . ....... —s. —a. to 18s. tine SO,.
-- kealing _ ... 11,,., to 13. t. pet Stone,
ih,lling
Malt ..— —s.39+, fine 41,. per 1 nad '
Rapeseed —1.05 341.05. 35t. os. eer Last

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

MARLBOROUGH•STREET.
(THIS DAY.)
William Rainer, a strapping young fellow, tl:e mate of a
ship, and George Smith, a respectable tradesman, living in
the neighbourhood, were charged with knocking and ringing
at five different houses in Hertford-street, May-fair, between
three and four o'clock this morning.
Police constable 99 of the C division, who took the defendants
into custody, stated that before they commenced their " spree"
he overheard Rainer say to his companion," Let's have a lark,
and bring some of these sleepy skulkers on deck."
Rainer -.aid the fact was, that he and his friend had been nut
to a singing party at Vauxhall, where they had mega young
lady, who told him that she lived at No. 88, and alet.cl him to
give her a knock and a ring as he passed home. He had never
been i❑ London before, and knew nothing about the different
parts of the town ; but, in passing through Hertford-street, he
caught sight of No. Bitl, and making no doubt but that was the
young lady's residence, he certainly d d as she had directed him.
lnpector Reresford said there were only !oily-four houses in
Hertfotd••street.
Mr. HARDwicx fined the defendants 40s. each, or one
mon-h's imprisonment to hard labour.
The defendants seemed taken " all aback" at this announce-
ment and not having the money about than, were locked up
until they could send to procure it.

WILL OF THE LATE EARL OF FALMOUTII.—The
will and four codicils of the late Right Hon. Edward Boscawen,
Earl of Falmouth, Viscount Falinnuth, and Baron Ross Hoa-
ciwen,
at Canterbury; by George Henry, Earl of Falmouth, one of the
has just been administered to in the Prerogative Court
executers named in the will. Amongst the several legacies in
the will he gives to his wife, Frances, Vieountess Falmouth,
4,tx;o/., to purchase herself a q:itable house. To Vice-Admiral
Henry Nicholls, WO!, as a token of estuern for his valuable
and impartial advice and assistance. To his son George Henry
Boscawen, al. his estates in Cornwall. He appoints Cbarles
Lord Bayning, Vie.,-Admiral Henry Nicholls, and his son
George Henry, Earl of Fa4outh,*executora to his will, which
is dated ,stb. July, 1819. The tor 'codicils are written on
small Owes of letter-paper, and contain no particular legacies.
T‘.e personal property is sworn under 60,0thi1.--Britannia.,
The General Steam Navigation Company's vessel
Caledonia, Captain 11. Cheesman, made her la,t passage from
Loudon to itiatburg4 j&I the sbuo vivo of 41 houri,