The Sun.
London, England, 1829-02-11 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE-(THIS DAY)

PRQM L1.0)1Y8. ,
•
DEAL, FE n • I o. \V i the Admiral
Mooreon, for arin;iara.
Pisav:trrir, Fin 9.—Wind N.—Arrived the Provi-
denoe, .1:)!Iy, from St. Nlich,ers.
VALmotyrit; Fin. ft.—Wind N.N.W.--Sailed the
LT:Xing py•lceti Ist 13ra il. jj • .
tte
gumla, from llataVis,
, 10.,:—Arrived the hector,
opl Pernerara; and KiVorite, thothaS; from Ch.4;;;ltC.
64E11, ran. Ilannals Chriitina,
from Gallipoli to Antwerp, has put in here; she has been
on shore in the Mediterranean, and being very leaky, must
dilcharge to repair.
BREm!4:x,
„Kim. 4.—Our, river is froien iip., and there
is i+stitTiY pronreet bXtig op;r1 for
tome time.

Ve%set* Token with.—Unicorn, Maxwell, from Liver-
pool to Savannah. in lat. 41. long. 23 ; and Yarmouth,
ihroion, for Rio Janeiro the 97th of December, in lat. 2.
N. long. 23.
The Lord Melville picket, from England, arrived at
Pernambuco on the 31st of December.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.-(TIIIS DAY.)

COURT OF KING'S BENCH.
THE KING V. JAM 1,6 ACIiLA2+Ds

Mr. Justice Bfr.VLET &livered the judgment of the
Court on this defendant this morning. It will be revel-
Iceted that he Will eonvicted at the List Bristol Assizes of
having pnblished in the Bristoilan, of which he was Edi-
tor, a series of libels on the Corporation and Magistrates of
that city. • He had filed eeveral affidavits wince Isis conviction.
!let the Learned Judge lamented, that instead of confining
iiiniself within them to legitiinate objects, he had repeated the
libels. They were not arguments deducted from any facts
of which the Magistrates had been guilty, bat merely epi-
thet,. :Marling to no speeifie charge. • They were libels of a -
serious and nnpardonable character, and could not be
passed over, abbough it appeared that the prosecutors, an
far from any hostility to the defendant, had only required
silence or apology before they had proceeded to the prase-
entien.

The COURT sentenced him to he imprisoned fur tlte
space of two calendar months in the Gloucester gaol, and
afterwards to enter into his own reoognizanres for 100/. for
his good behavionr for three years.

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THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)

CORN EXCLIANGE.

The fresh era ivals of Grain And Floor this weelz are small,
except of Oats, of which the English supply k again vod.
The 1v Neat trade remains in the same dull state as reported
on• Monday, but tke same prices at which sales were last
made ate adhered to by the factors. Barley, Beans, and
Pease, meet scarcely any demand to-day. Oats are so
plentiful that sales are extremely difficult to tffeet, but
good parcels are not any lower in price. The top price of
Fleur is determined at 70s. per saek.

ARRIVAL!.
Wheal. /Batley. Oats. Flour.
Eng.tish I ',WO qrs. 3.050 qrs. 10.100 qrs. 3,9o3sacks
trim I - - 750 -
Foreign i 6,850 - 009 -

The Duchess of Kent left her apartments in
the King's Palace at Kensington in her carriage and four
03Nont:ay morning, and proceeded to the residence of the
Du!te and Duchess of Clarence in Bushy Park. Her
lloysal-Highness remained with the Duke and Dunhess
during the an.! aftern.;ix.ls returned to:the
,King's
Palace at Kc:.oiugtou.

Count Ma:uscewitz (understood to be charged
with a special mission from the Emperor of RubEia to this
Government) bad a long conference with the E.al 6f
Aberdeen yesterday, at the Office of the Secretary of State
for Foreign Affairs in Downing•street.

The Freitch Charge d'Affaires transacted
bubine6s yesterday with the Duke of Wellington and the
Earl of Aberdeen, with both of whom his Excellency was
engaged for a considerable time.

Viscount Granville transacted business )cst,er-
day the Foreign Office, Downing•btreet.

Despatches were sent off' yesterday evening
fro:l4 the Foreign-office for Lord Stuart de Rothesay, our
Mulussador at Paris.

A Board of the Lords of the Trea:ury was
yesterday at the Treasury Chambers.

Lord Fitzroy SoinerEet, as Military Secretary
to the Commander of the Forces, he:(1 a !evre yeterdly at
the otEeeof the Commander-in- Chief in the Morse-Guards,
which was attended by npwards of 40 military officers.

The Duke of Wellington will give a 4,,rand
oianer, nu Saturtily.next, at his resifit,nee in Downing-
street, to a very numerous pary.

.Last night, in the roof of the House, there
were again many ladle,. to hear the debate. Amongst them
were Lady Ilirroveby and .!:inghters, the Ppcheas of Rich-
mond, Mu. Rinkerly,
_Mrs. Arbuthnot,. &c. Lady J.
Peel was also expected.

Mr. Lawrence, having been appointed to the
surgical Clixir of the Theatre of Bartholomew's Hospital,
delivered hiA introductory leeture to a nunteroui auditory
oil Friday evening.

It is reported that Earl Grey is to be Lord
Privy final.

Mr. V. Fitzgerald wag last night present dur-
ing most of the debstP ; he sat in the'side pilery, in com-
pany wirk Croker.

Mr. O'Gorman was present at the discussions
last night, under tlit git 11,47.

Notwithstanding the cold and dampness of the
day, the new walks in St. Innes's Park were on Sunday
crowded with well fires ed visitors.

Yesterday morning the Mitre Tavern and four
balmy; were totally destroyed by fire, at Greenwich. The
sufferers were only partially inFared; luckily, .however, on
lives were lost.

VERDI,Jg (MEusu.)----7--Ilydrophobia hBB
made its appearance in onr town with a violence of which
we have seen no example. Greet numbers have fallen
victims to this dreadful divea,e, which eprads consterna-
tion amongst all the inhabitants.

INt'ANTICIDiC.—Jane Baty, servant at Mr.
Watson's, of Westwark Park, was on Friday last found
gnilty by a Coroner's Inquest cf the " wilful murder" of
her male child, by stuffing hay into its month.—Carlisle
Paper.

A new mineral spring, strongly impregnated
with ao!pher, has jnet been diseorered in the gardens of
the Crown Inn; at Lower Harrogate.—Manchester Guard.

LoNOEVITY OF SwiNl.—A young man in
Graudtully perchlsed a pig about firteeu years ago, and
having been' killed shortly afterwards, while charging a
shot in the quarry at that place, his parents kept the
animal, out of regard for his memory, till it ditsl lately at
the age of 17. For the last two years the animal was not
able to rise, but, lay upon a gown of the mother's, who
regularly fed it by dish and spoon, and turned it twice
daily until its sleuth, when it was rolled up in the gown
and decently interred:—Glasgow Free Prev.
NEW EXECUTIONER AT KILNIAINHAD.I.
The labours of the celebrated Tom Galvin have (teased his
!.vocation, and, in the recent Mentions of Reilly and
M•l):rmott, a new hangman was called very singular
kind of person, according to his own showing. He same
into' the press-room A short time before the eulpritswere
brought down, and having seated himself on his great coat,
which he had folded neatly for the purpose, gave to some
gentlemen who were' waiting in the room an account of his
life and asiventnres, of which the following is a brief ab-
stract:—.He had been a ploughman in the employment of the
gaoler of Carrickfergus, 13 years ago; and on an emergency,
when a man was to be whipped in the market-place, be was
taken from the plough to the cat-o'-nine-tails, and from that
time his occupation had undergone a complete change.
He was thenceforward employed as hangman on the
North-west Circuit ; and amongst others of his exploit►,
he was the executioner of thirteen parsons convicted for
the burning of Wildgoose Lodge.. Three years ego he
had Tarried 'a girl not much' more than sixteen years old ;
and as his business increased, he found it necessary to
hting herito Omagh, at the time of an execution. He
there initiated her in the mysteries of histart, and having
attired her in :a man's apparel, she acted as executioner
On the occasion; and has actually coritinned to do so front
time to time since that period. lie states that he finds.
' this arrangement extrtmuly convenient ; for lie can at
tend to an execution at one place, whilst his wife is at-
tending another, in a differeat part of the country.—
Corh Southern Reporter.