Star.
London, England, 1830-01-13 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
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The Ourterly Sale of Ilpicoa, by gaff of the lAree Cauffil•
lialaara of the 'hammy, Ws moment of the Cultin GOVMIIIIIIIIro
took placeplierday shalom The sale coadsted of 1,006 WY
end 71 chime of Onsarnma, sod 67 bales, 154 chests, saved mite,
the wank-of the disooseier, stranded some time dace off Grave,.
rod; 25q bake, Ist pile, sold from h. 6d. to 9s. sd. per
ditto. seeded pile. from 6s. sd. to 7e. 11A and 400 bales,thirdplie,
sold &OM 0. to St. ed. per lb. 71 thefts of Broken naked Ilan
U. 6d. to Ts. per lb. The damaged, vim. 67 bales and 154 &Meg
per Ajnind" went off from 66. to 4s. ad. per lb. The pis went
of briskly, and the Ent quality realised 9d. to Is. the NMI* Y.
to 611 miff the third :quaky 24. to 4d. per lb. higber=llooll
ilia! at dm last Qsartsrly Sale. Of Cassia Lima, 52 ottil
from 625. to des. per cwt. and 108 chests of Pearl Sago beg dame
6. to 298.4 d: Subsequently, sales of Pepper, &c. took Omit sad
Spiegel' ail fora are arm. The sale was well attended, mid it
'usually looked forward to with interest among the trate. as it ism
more iccurately the value of Spices.
Seoaas.-The deliveries of Sugar last week from the *WS
India Decks were 2,946 hails. and 153 tics. fee home
doll; and 37 bhds. for capon. The stock yesterday weet:lTZ
hhds, and 9,015 nu. The market for Sipe ematiorme to eildhlt
a healthy appearance. Good Jamaica, St. Kites, and
St. all
Sugars, are from 62s to 665. fine, from Aga. MM. midtillis. has
Sas. to 628. -and ordinary, from 488' to 515. per cwt. ant his
Souses are study, and the demand fur Refined Sugars condones at
:tilt former questions.
••• Correa.-418 Coffee the marks of improvement exhibited to self
articles of produce are not so apparent. and the public sales' this
yeek;are more numerous drawer late; buyers us awaiting the re.
auk kefore they purchase.
' Rom-The deliveries of Rum for, home conselmilms last wadi
Wdbe West India Docks were pretty large ; vs. IN pie, NM
s. for home um ; and Be pun. and 29 hhds. fee esperuditi
pek is now about 21,971 pun. and 1,1106 bbds. The demand
ow good.
turas is very ATM at 255. per cwt. A public sale is an.
irdisiseed for this afternoon.
"Id Hors and Suns there is not much business doing.
114t.srse Pawnee-Tallow continues heavy and is now not higher
dean 358. per cwt. The delivery last week was 2,391 casks, and do
stick is 41.000 asks.. The information of its being the intaglios
to reduce the charges at St. Petersburgh has caused much satistall.
don.. The accounts from the Russian capital, to the 28th ohms.
state that the supply of Tallow for the next year will probably es-
toted. 170,000 casks. The Exchange on London was firm.
Lk Oils there is good business doing at the prices last quoted.
, . Satas ram Arramioos.-Attention was drawn to the following
Wee this afternoon -About 650 bags of Sakpetre were offered. and
indeed from 255. Bd. to 265. per cwt. 113 Md.. and 10 tierces of
Barbadoes Sugars realised from 575. toils. Ski. inferior from 495.
to 545. fine from 645. to 675. 6d. per cwt. 265 casks of St. Lucia
88gar sold from 435. to 495. for good, and from 501. to 575. for su-
perior quality. Sales are going on of 550 bags of East India Sugar,
449 bags of East India Coffee, and 51 casks of Bethke Coffee. The
sales were fully attended and went off briskly, particularly the Bar-
'.es Sugar.

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OFVING'S BRNCH, Jan. 12.

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/MOM/ ZoSS-1. •Pm..••••• V. IIIADUIOND• , .
.....tiis was an action-for assault and battery, to which the defend- 1
tact pleaded first sot guilty, and afterwards that he was himself ,
first moulted by the plaintiff.
'lik. Waisoms stated that the plaintiff with some of his family ,
Wain June last foto Essex, to visit and dine with a relation. As
*tower, returning in a double carriage drawn by two spirited
, * ,ime of the females screamed out as they were passing a calf
belonging •to the defendant, and told plaintiff that a
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• had fallen nut of the waggon, and was in danger of
bilis run over. - The plaintiff immediately jumped down from
ylii/ genies*, and catching hold of the man's collar, pulled him from
eeL Another man then looked out of the waggon, rubbing Mb.
and appearing drunk, In which situation plaintiff also
*man whom he bad pulled out, and who had been driving
:X=The plaintiff told him that had better put them-
-6; the protection of the patrol, as they did not seem
lof ditvin; themselves. The driver then immediately began
t iimahlt.stpon the plaintiff, and was assisted by the defen.
WM the plaindif received a great number of bruises, a cut on
IhfilAngerould was unable to follow his business for a week after-
sepph. 'De plaintiff's party then went to a public-bouse named
,when the plaintiff bathed his wounds with brandy,
Illit tilrerdrefendant and his cart into the custody of a patrol.—
The Learned Counsel then called several witnesses of their party
andathers, who dipmed to the above facts.
4i1...: . Iharamanam (with whom .was Mr. BILODIVICILL for the de-
• keontell4cd that, it was the plaintiff and his party who were
white the defendant and his carter were quite sober, and
ewo r email; lobo were riding in the defendant's waggon, todakft
iisufgf that the driver stopped his horses, and got down to get his
pr 1p which be bad dropped. That the plaintiff's party stepped
jaegen to strike the carter. Mr. Hammond, they said, got
to protect his mmi, and was also severely assaulted.
• Tier account was confirmed by the carter.
' -.01:111* landlord Of efir Cauliflower swore, that when the plaintiff's
par4S•tame. to his boast the ladies in the carriage were served by
him vita two glasses of brandy each.
The'lury returned-a verdict for the defendant, after this silly
ellieittad occupied chi whole of the morning.
f 2". •:" . I.4III3AiILSTISR AND 011111111 V. CLAIMS.
L. :7121s:was an actionjto recover the sum of ten guineas,the amount
. duelist a ca&. of champagne, sold by the plaintiffs, through the
ilea/Yoe a person named Faircloth, a commission agent to the
• defendant, a tavern•keyer.
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delivery Oat goods was proved.
• thepart of the defendant, it was contended that be knew
of the plaintiffs In this transaction, and be could not be
• bat liable to them, he having purchased the champagne, and paid
• Filrthith for it. •
The defendant's check, and Faircioth's receipt for the amount,
'cart in by the 4/combines counsel.
ll'aireloth wasttbeti called, but not having received a release
lability, la• dui event of the plaintiffs obtaining a verdict on
aldilibidesion. • • • '2. "
r.LordloTentrzittsin refused to take his evidence.
tpitiVict was gettirn•d, under his Lordship's direction, for the
... Damages 44•1 p. IOS•
GRANT V. LODZ&
i. Ma *at an action to *cover an attorney's bill. It appeared
Ikea Ilse dekndanolia4 'agreed to take a lease of certain premises,
aptthe plaintifF was; to prepare it. The lease was accordingly
imAilknittAltsd the plainti*now sought to recover his demand for
...
thlfsame.
' • iMai'difenes was, that ge defendant was told when he took the
lime that he was my to pay half the expense of preparing the in-
,. eernon -mi,.. and biking paid a sum of money into Court, it was con-
?teMealliset be was liable or no more.
The' Jay. under ail the.' circumstances, found a verdict for the
4efepFlaitt. The other causes were not of the least interest.
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