The Sun.
London, England, 1842-09-12 00:00:00

LA W INTELLIGENCE.

INSOLVENT COURT—(THIS DAY).
The Cc urt sat for the first time, this day, after the
vacation, and was occupied in hearing applications
for bail, of v. Moll there were twenty-eight town and
eight country cases.

IN RE JAMES GREEN.
The insolvent in this case was described as a far-
met and carrier. His application to be bailed was
oppbsed by a creditor from Blistol, named Coote, of
whom he had puchased several horses.
It appeared by the examination of the insolvent,
that he had made an assignment of all his property in
favour of his son in November, 1841, and that the
latter was in possession of the horses he bought from
the -- opposins creditor.
Mr. Commissioner HARRIS refused to allow the
insolvent to be liberated on bail until the horses were
given up to Mr. Coote.
IN RE RICHARD WAKEFIELD.
The insolvent, who had carried on an extensive
business as cotton printer in poplar, applied to be
liberated upon bail until the day appointed for his
final hearing. The amount of debts which appeared
in his schedule was 7,8501., of which a large portion
Was incurred upon accommodation bills. He attri-
buted his insolvency to having expended a large sum
of money in endeavouring to perfect an invention,
which he styled the patent filtering process.
Bail having justified in the sum of 1,7001., the in-
solvent was liberated.

SURREY SESSIONS.—(THIS DAY.)
These Sessions commenced this morning at Horse-
tench of
monger-lane before --Puckle Esq., and a full
Magistrates. The calendar is extremely
l'eavn containing the names of 87 prisoners, the ma-
jot of
Whom are detained upon charges oifelony.
e Court took trifling cases this morning, of no
int ---
h"est to the public. The more important cases will
e ti)l.-
---•erf to, -morrow and Wednesday.
POLICE INT F 1 IGENC E.
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GUILDHALL—(THIB DAY.)
IFillianz Clements., a boy of about 15 years of age,
was placed at the bar charged with highway robbery.
William Lewis, a respectable-looking little boy,
:stated that he was passing through Smithfield last
/light, about .eight o clock, with a friend, when the
prisoner and three other boys came up to him
knocked him down, and severely beat him, and , they
bly took a silver ring from his
cravat. The p forci•risoner
.was given into custody, but the other boys escaped.
The officer who took the prisoner into custod
tluit this was a very common occurrence. y said
The father of the prisoner said that the boy was a
very hardworking boy, and he had not left home at
the time.more than three minutes.
Mr. Alderman HoopEa said as his father spoke so
well of him he would give the boy another chance,
and commit him for a week only.
-Elizabeth Atkins, a woman very far advanced in
Pregnanc, was committed to take her trial on twenty-
kue different charges of theft and swindling.
MA

.RYLEBONE.—(THIS DAY.)
rAtorence Tillier, a cab proprietor, was placed at
the bar on the following charge
Sergeant 34, on the London and Birmingham
Railway, stated that the defendant drove one of his
cabs, which contained a passenger, in at the Euston-
square terminus, and after the fire had alighted he
refused to drive off, or to make way for another cab,
Which was waiting to draw up. He the wiess)
:,.caught the reins and took the cab outsid(e, whentn de-
rleodant got so very violent that he, with the assist-
ee of a brother officer, took him to the station. On
Qir Way they passed the cab stand in Seymour-
t° rescuen+,
and defendant called upon the cabmen there
for .e him. Witness was tripped and fell, and but
„.. some of the metropolitan police, who came up,
'Y°1111:1 have been probably injured.
st at
P°lieeman 88, L. & 8., corroborated last witness's
ement.
voted .111. RAwLiNSON said that this was a very aggra-
.,, ease and fined the defendant 40s.
4P"Nauel'Hughes was charged with being drunk, and
riollsly driving along the Edgeware-road, to the
74112 pr of the lieges.
-Uwe witnesses proved that defendant was racing
.91s cart at the rate of fifteen miles an hour, until he
ran'-against a hay-cart, which broke his own to
plectsit when he was taken into custody.
Mt Magistrate fined him 20s.
"UNION -HALL.—(THIS DAY.)
William Wade, a youth, was charged with robbing
his mother of some silver spoons, a Bible, and several
other religious books.
The_mother' with tears in her eyes, stated that she
Nvatl compelled. to appear against her son, this being
the ninth time he had broken open her drawers and
CUpboards, and -robbed her of considerable property.
al, iseat -upcdi. the present occasion when she made the
he bvery of the robbery, and accused him of it,
immediately struck her a violent blow, and
knocked her down, threatening to put an end to her
if she 'proceeded against him. She added, that al-
though she had been so infamously treated by the
.prillr soner, yet she was unwilling to prosecute him.
TRAinn said that if she objected to appear
"ainst such an incorrigible son, she would one day
nuee cause to repent it.
The mother having afterwards altered her deter-
luination, he was committed.
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E MARKETS.-(THI4 DAY.)
CORN EXCHANGE.
Last week's arrivals of English Corn were light in
quantity, but of Foreign Wheat fair; and there was
VR short fresh supply of every article. English Wheat
vanced 45., and Foreign 2s. per quartcr on last
A.,°llday's prices. Barley, Beans, and Peas sold rea-
-hy at former terms. Oats met a brisk trade at ls,
der.f quarter advance on the last week's rates. Flour
Ztlast quoted.
RIVALS OF GRAIN IN LONDON DURING LAST WEEK
'‘E ugiish 1 Wheat. I Barley. I u.sts. 1 _ Flourix, Irish •••••••• 2,821 qrs. 347 qrs. 1018 qrs. 3,942 sa
1,, _ . .......
- 6,177 -
"relit ... ...... 13,019 145 2,591 2,831 bils.
Wh,..., ?RIMS OH BOARD OF %PIP
..._-..,,Red (01d)... 465. :83. Beans, Small (new).....,... -s.-s.
--.......VV11ite (old) ..
, ..
'53. 623 ---- (old) ?s' 3Ss.
....."""--. Red.'s o, ' ,2* 585.. ..--- Tick (new) 26 284
`"--...,........... i.o,_ 4-/•••••••-e* (old) 30..325.
..........
. ........... -s. -3. ••••••••.........
.....„'"'"... Superfine. 595. f Os. - Harrow (new) 303.225.
~....---- White (1842).: .. 5(53. Ole. ---- (old) 345 :!5
.........---.... rine
..........
.....s. _s. Brank ,
•..16--s ..
..........7 Superfine ...... 625. 643. Oats,Feed - 21s,
ity( eoreagnfree ...... 443 645. ---- New l4 s.
Y..... .. ...•..
................. 3Ss. 40s. - Poland 213 25s
.....L..! .. , .................... 268 325. .............. New -4, f
......Z.:
Ma l tin g ............. We. 325. ------ %VW
N,...._ ~. .................... ... 56 Scotch 054. E7s.
t.,,,ir_ne New .. ......... 625. 645. - Irish 14,....17,.225.
...:".......e, sA4lrey, New ......... 183. 30s. Flotr:T!)wn (per sack) .... 48; Vs...
"....... wai.le New . ..... .:-Als. 243. - seconds
........... _
.11 White.. .............. .325. Ms, ........... N.,rth Country 4,?,,, 42. s
isoilers ............. ...348. 365. Bran
SMITHFIELD.
t0.,.T,h,e supplies were short, the trade brisk, and prices
24• 'l._kle best qualities of Beef and Mutton were about
p.,'lgl?er, and Veal about 4d. per stone lower. In
t2t)s little doing, and prices about the same. For
7i'e prime and small quality of Lamb the trade was
°°(l, and prices better. Beasts, 3,343; Sheep and
'arab
to s, 28,020; Calves, 134 ; Pigs, 359. Beef, 3s. 2d.
' 48' Gd• ; Mutton 3s. 6d. to 4s. Bd. ; Veal, 4s. to
9
'is'
4d.; Pork 2s. 6d to 4s. 81. ; Lamb, ss. to ss. 4d.
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Th TEA. MARKET.
goo „eke Was a good business done at firm prices.
ls Rna',Cummon Congou, was not to be had under
• --(u.,'eash er lb. , p
Prio,„ TALLOW MARKET.
47-s QA-a kept up, and a good business was done, at
tlii.„;:`-`• uu the spot, and at 48s. for delivery in last
--"'rautiths of the year.

OILS.
tr,114. Rood business was done in Fish Oils for home
ti
L islllp.tion, and at f ull rates. Pale Seal 401. per
.4- nseed Oil 335. per cwt.
T_`•• D'S SHIPPING—(THIS DAY.)
1.7""4
es frOm , SEPT. 12.—Wind this day at noon fresh
lez, N.N.W., fine clear weather.
Cerl/441, SEPT. 10.—Wind W.N.W., moderate.—Arrd.
li,:la, Strickland, Bombay ; Enchantress, Cormickf
11130 ; Richard, Thomas, Demerara ; Charles, Dal
.thb:erraaica, sld. July 31 ; Robert, Steriker, St. Kit!'s ki` Montserrat ; Medora, Jamaica; Dart, Madeira;
ItitoWn, South Seas • Andromeda, Coullish, Calcutta;
ustry, m`Fee, Trinidad ; Tropic, Clark, Barbadoes ;
ditto y, Falconer, St. Vincent ; Charles Brook, Hunt,
tlaiClorinda, Foreman, Dominica ; Lee, Bowness,
A4s.?'ea; Florence, Davies, Madeira; Falcon, Singapore.
", 11, SEPT. 11.—Arrd. off, Asia, Patterson, South
b@rt; Falcon, Anstruther, Mauritius ; Prince Al-
PBuenos Ayres ; Albion, Moran, St. John's ; Pro-
, Peacock, Montreal.
ItsTOL, SEPT. 11.—Arrd. Lord Canterbury, Quebec.
Itf'IVERPOOL, SEPT. 11.—Arrd. Troubadour, Calcutta,
4f,‘ St. Helena July 3 ; John Troughton, Alexandria,
11P-1* being,• ashore at Egremont. Sld. Susquehannah,
.11411 t?
V ; Indian Chief; Quebec. The Cecilia, from
;,101arptso to this port, put into Valdiere in :Ilay leaky,
m.`Part of cargo thrown overboard. A brig was seen
)Itolyhead this morning, with foremast, main and
IC,t`slst :tPlast, and bowsprit gone ; a steamer has gone to her
ance
\V-111.1.13; SEPT. 10.—The Humility, from artlepool
earborough is sunk on Whitby Rocks ;I crew and
aterials saved.

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THE KING OF HANOVER.
(From the Hanover Gazette.) It A
11, a ° ER, SEPT. 7.—His Majesty the King, who
g'ol-.lc. to the banks of the Rhine to be present at
~ , ie sof the Prussian troops, has caught cold,r
mr„'"l is now confined at Dusseldorf, by a fever. W e
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tc ictappy to see, by the bulletins of the physicians,
le",t- the fever has' abated, and that his Majesty's speedy
The
may be expected.
-the latest bulletin, dated Sept. 5, says that he had
leery good night, and that the fever had entirely left
so that he was as well as could be desired in the
ireaunstances, and his complete and quick recovery
f, to be looked for. The bulletins are signed, "C.
-144ng, Doctor "